Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-07-18
Notal uno Mcrsonal.
--Road V. l.. Norman'S now ad.

Norman Uptown Store.
Mr.. j. w. Rccdcr, of Clemson Col
lego, visited his sister, Mrs. j. p. Reese,
Sunday.
One now candidate this wcck-Mr
Jesse Lay, Jr., for Magistrate for White
water Township.
-.Mr. Geo. ScaborlI, of Atlanta, is Wis
iting his family and other relatives i'm
Walhalla this week.
MIR. J. a. Stcck, Of THE COURIER, is
visiting in Georgia this week. Wo wish
him pleasant sojourn.
For pure, fresh drugs go to Dir. j. W.
BcliS. prescriptions promptly and ac-
cnratcly compounded. No substitutions.
Cows and young calves for sale.
For cash or on credit with good papers.
Apply to f. G.. Marctt, Fair Play, S. G.
MIR. j. S. Floyd will accept our
thanks Tor tho first cantaloupcs of tho
season. They were sweet and very pala-
tablo.
Mr.. Yates Snowdcn, f tho Charles.
ton News and Courier, passed through
Walhalla Tuesday on his way to High
lands.
apostle Of prohibition, lost his left arm
on the 18th instant in his shinglc mill,
near kingstrce, 5. G..
Get out your old rifle and rub it up
and enter the Interstate Rifle contest at
tho Semi Centennial. Tho prize will be
worth shooting for.
There will be protractcd services
held in the West Union Baptist church
beginning next Saturday night, July 2lst.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
The following took in the excursion
to Tallulah Falls yesterday: S. Brownie
Todd, John NJ Baldwin, Jas. Thompson,
Turner Kay, VIM. +. Scaborn and Census
Taker NJ. &. Scaborn.
Carter 4 Co. make an important an
nouncemcnt this week in their ADVERTISE
mcnt, which appears in big type on the
first page. Read it and then go and buy
some of their goods.
The High Falls Democratic club is
called to meet at the usual place of meet
ing on Saturday, August 18th, at 4 o clock
in the afternoon. a full attendance is
requested.
Miss Lille Garrison, Of Denver
who has been visiting relatives
here, returned home last Wednesday,
She was accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Annie Reid.
Mrs w. Il. Irvine and children have
returned t" their home ut Griffin, Ga,
after spending two weeks with hcr pa
Waysde Inn, s. G.
three months with her friend, Mrs
Frank johnson, at l.uiay, 5. G., has re-
turned to her home at WaySidc Inn, to
the delight of her many friends.
We note with pleasure that Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. +. Curbn. who have been
quite i'll with fever, are both improving,
and we hope to see them enjoying their
usual health in Il short while
Mr.. Thomas Bibb is the champion
u # Iii llnr II, h,S In
recently in one battle in his corn crib l5I
OF these pests. Mr.. liibb says that the
rats had destroyed and otherwise dam
aged 10 or II bushels of his corn.
All persons Interested in securing
graded school for Walhalla and vicin-
lty are earnestly requested u be present
at a mass meeting, to be held for that
purpose, al iltchford Hall, q" ' ay,
July 23d, at o'clock in the III ,on.
The trades display in the big Semi
Centennial parade is open for contest to
any merchant in the county. Ten dol
is offered by the executive committee
for the best float. Tho committee will
care for IloatS sent up tho day before by
persons living at a distance.
Rev +. f.. Shchamer and others, of
Atlanta, Ga, will conduct Il series of
meetings at Westminster, beginning the
10Th instant and continuing over two
Sabbaths. Meetings will be conducted
on old fashioned Bible lines. Come one
and all. Free seats and free gospel.
We arc requested to state that all
persons desiring to purchase bunting
iaGS, or other decorating materials for
the Centennial can obtain the same
from Mr.. G. a. Norman, Of the deco. alton
committee, at cost. Orders should be
LETT with him nj once.
Miss Kate J. Stcck returned Tuesday
'l,lt. .t,t,,
National Educational Association last
week. She was accompanied on her re-
turn by Mr.. Geo a. Stcck, who will
spend a vacation of several weeks i'm
Walhalla for rest and recreation.
- There will be a picnic at Mrs. H. }.
Feeders, near Oakway, on Friday, July
9th. Hon. f.. f. Werner, candidate for
Congress, and other speakers will per
hapS address the audience. Everybody
is invited, especially the candidates. x
good time is expected a basket dinner
will be spread.
ALL persons desiring to have their
names placed on the roll Of the Waihalla
Democratic club should come i'm and
have 1t done at once. The roll is now
ready to receive names, and the secretary,
Mr.. James Frederick Anscl, will take
pleasure III attending to it for all voters
at this precinct.
wv "clc SHOWN IL copy Oh inc w CT
come Chorus which the 100 voice choir
will render at the Semi Centennial. The
words have been changed to suit the
occasion ana the music is grand. The
singers are requested to meet promptly
at o'clock on next Friday afternoon at
fitchford'S Hall for the first rehearsal.
1t is now less than month till the
centennial. Have you sent in
your SubScri ption yet to the finance com
mittcc' 1t not, do so at once. The cX
ccutivc committee wants to pull on this
celebration with credit to the town and
II vii take money to carry out their plir
pose.
The rcfrcShmcnt committee wishes
every family in the county to bring Il
"cli-iilIcd basket to the Semi Centennial.
rae" . or Il extra rationS in each basket
'i'E, to 800 foot table will he erected
ana they expect to serve the biggest din
hcr ever spread in Oconcc county, pro-
Vidrd the people viii comply with the
above request.
The Anderson Intclligcnccr llth
instant, says: "Capt. Billy Smith is cclc.
hia'ihg his GlSt birthday to-day and is
irc"iHlhg the warm congratulations Of
ms admiring friends. The Intcligcnccr
JOINS IN the cordial fluctuations and
h"prS he may retain his strong hold and
me arr OF growing old gracefully. The
travelling public Of the State have in
'hclr hearts warm spot for Capt Billy
ana are rcjoccd to hear from him that
nc lcclS as young and as Spry as he felt
l"rty years ago. May his shadow never
grow smaller
- unncy'S $ Hour Liver Regulator is