Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-20


we will save you from 25 to 35 por
cont. in buying your clothing, shoes and
hats from the Cash Bargain Store.
Miss Belle .Boarden, Of Oakway, is
visiting tho family of Prof. ). M. Moss.
When we went to our home last week
from a session of court we found that
quite treat had been left there for US
by Mr. r. i. Syms in the shape Of half
bushel of as fine juno apples as we ever
saw, rs woll as a gallon of superb apple
vinegar. &s. Synis has Cur thanks.
MIR. Willie Bryce arrived in Walhalla
Saturday afternoon on n short visit to
his mother. Mr.. Bryce is now filling the
responsible position Of postal clerk on
tho mail train botween Charleston and
Ashovillo. IIo has many friends here,
his old homo, who are always pleased to
moot him. .......
Deputy Collector Merrick and Deputy
Marshals C.orbiu and Mckinney made n
raid noar Baltic Creek post ollico last
Monday and caught John Allison Shed
in distilery and destroyed it and about
AtOoV toihoho Va DCcA 0ilo SCfOil VI ClShG
gallons of low wine. Shed is out on
bond awaiting preliminary oxamina-
tion.
MIR. J. s. Callas, of Whotstone, s. c.,
was in Walhalla on the morning of tho
18th instant with ono hundred pounds of
as fino honey as boes can mako, which he
soils at oight conts por pound. Mr..
Callas, realizing that tho mountains arc
tho homo of tho boc, has INDUCED in boo
culture and o.a!tes II 2 profitable indus.
try.
-Mr. John r. Adair died at his homo
in Atlanta, Ga, last Sunday afternoon,
10th instant, at half-past six o'clock,
in Walhalla, having lived herc many
years when ho was u young man. IIo
was Il son Of tho late Thomas Adair.
lIo leaves his vito and two children to
whom is extended tho sympathy of many
friends.
You will be agrccably surprised in
bringing mo your prescriptions tG SEQ
the care I take in filling them. This is
ono work of tho druggist that must be
carefully attended to. No matter whose
blank your prescription is written on,
bring it to mo and have it filled with tho
freshest and purest drugs to DO had.
Anything in tho drug limo at Lunnoy's,
Seneca, South Carolina.
"A party composed of Rt. Rcv. Hugh
Miller Thompson, ID. D., Ill. d., d. y.
L., and Mrs. Thompson, of Jackson,
Miss, II. G. Thompson, OF Highlands, n.
c., and William Way, a student of tho
Gonoral Theological Seminary, Now
York city, were guests Of tho Walhalla
Hotel last week Mr.. Way was formerly
of Asheyillo, N. G. Tho party left this
week for Highlands for tho summer
AT conference of the Walhalla Bap-
tist church on last Sunday morning the
following persons were elected delegates
to represent said church in tho approach
ing session Of tho Bcavcr(lam Baptist
Tuesday after the first Sunday in August:
Mcssrs. James Seaborn, Geo. H. Peck
ham, w. w. Burloy and III. A. ii. Glib
son; altcrnatos, Stewart Floyd and Fits
III. Burley.
Rev. r. II. Plcmmons, of Abbovillc,
by invitation, preached two excellent
sermons in tho Walhalla Baptist church
last Sunday morning and evening to
largo and appreciativo congregations
He made worry favorable impression on
all who had tho pleasure of his acquant-
ance. While here he was tho guest of
Mr.. Geo. IT. Peckham and family. Uo
expressed h.msclf as highly delighted
and pleased with our mountain city and
her people. We hope he may find il con-
vcnicnt to visit us again soon, personally
as woll as rcligiously.
Mr.. j. IIcrmic Ostendorm ld his
beautiful and accomplished bride, of
Charleston, arrived in Walhala Monday
afternoon and arc stopping with his
uncle. Mr.. j. j. AnScl, and family, for
few days. Mr.. Ostcndorn and wife
have been spending their honeymoon in
the "I.and Of the Sky stopping at Asho-
vile and Ilcndersonvillc, n. G., and ut
Greenvilic, S. G. We claim MIR. Ostcn-
dorii a. Walhalla boy, and extend to
him and his lovcablo companion our
sinccrcst congratulations and wish for
them long life of unalloycd bliss.