Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-07
Hotal ano 4lcrsonal.
are ripcning.

Wheat harvest near ut hand.
Bring your laundry to Bclrs drug
store.
Paris green for potato bugs at Bells.
Try it.
Mr.. Louis Bloom spent d fcw days
in Bolton this week.
Dull times in town now, the farmers
being busy in their farms.
MIR. Thomas Maxwell is spending 4
day or two in Columbia this week.
There will be picnic at the tunnel
June 10th. Music and dancing will be
the order of the day.
Quite number of our early garden
crs are fcasting on home raised snap
beans and Irish potatoes.
Mr.. w. j. Dutiic, Of Columbia, is in
Walhalla on Il business visit. His many
friends are glad to meet him again.
-LoSr-On main street, a silver ring
with red stone set. The finder will Oo
rewarded by bringing to this Office.
For pure, fresh drugs go to DR.. j. w.
Bells. Prescriptions promptly and ac-
curatcly compounded. No substtutions.
= MIR. George Maxwell, of Columbia,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. II. Hughes,
and other relatives in Walhala this
week
FULTON ~ YcaGlcy, Denton Texas,
will pay for names and addresses of the
heirs of Joel p. Wonord, who was in
Texas in early days.
Mr. George G. Patterson, of Seneca,
"A hnnn n Wolbollo fnr
pairing the platform and turn-table for
Blue Ridge Railroad.
Misses Annie Werner and Mamie
Strothcr have returned from Converse
College. Their many friends arc de
lighted to greet them again.
Have you seen that your name is on
your club roll You can't vote at the
primary if it insn't, and we advise you
TO look into the matter before it is too
late
Miss Alice Strong won two medals
at Chicora College last week. She was
awarded one for best English essay, and
another for scholarship. Her many
friends extend congratulations.
Mrs. G. G.. Strong and daughters
have returned to Walhalla for the sum
mer and will occupy their residence on
Faculty ill. Their many friends gladly
welcome them back to their old home
Miss lIulda BuSby died at the home
Of Mr.. Newton I.cathcrs, near West
Union, on Saturday night, June =, after
lingering illness. Her remains were
laid to rest in the cemetery at Poplar
Springs on Sunday afternoon.
The Dcmocratic County Executive
Committee Of Ncwbcrry County, at q re-
cent meeting, decided to have Master
and Magistrates Of that county chosen
byprimary election; also, to have a scpa-
rate box for tho vote on the liquor uucs-
ton.
Married, at Chalmers, S. c., at the
home Of the brides father, Mr.. James
Brock, Miss Josie Brock to Mr.. John S.
Owens, Of Guyton, Anderson county, S.
G., Rev. G. Wardaw officiating. This
happy pair begin life under favorable
auspices.
Mr.. John d. Werner, Banker, advcr-
tiscS some valuable real estate in Midway
for sale. The property consists Of nice
cottage residences and lots. These
houses and lands viii be offered for sale at
public outcry on salcsday in July, if not
sold privately before that time. Here is
splendid opportunity to buy home
See advertisement elsewhere
The potato furnishes a good illuStra-
ton of established publicity, which
means a good market. It's introduction
was slow, but that was before the days
Of newspaper advertising. We're it now
unknown, newspaper advertising would
place it in every home and every mouth
in fewer months than it then required
years. The old way beats no way
AT the quarterly conference of the
Walhalla and Seneca charge, held in the
Methodist church at this place on last
Saturday afternoon, McSSrS. &. W. Pitch
ford and l.. ". Jordan were elected dele
gates to the district conference, to be
held in Grccnvillc, at st. Paul's church,
Jaly lS22. Il. r. Jayncs, Esq, ana
Prof. j. NJ. Moss were elected altcrnatcS
Mr.. Perry Wright left for pacolct on
Monday morning To accept a position as
machiniSt at the paColct Mills. lie has
been machniSt in the Walhalla Cotton
Mills for some months, and made many
friends during his stay here Mr. Jesse
Her Of Piedmont, succeeds MIR. Wright
at the Walhalla Mills. We welcome him
to our midst and wish him every success.
-Lunncy's SIlour Liver Regulator is
the best remedy to relieve the various
forms of headache, including nervous
and sick headache, and it is safe to say
that nine cases out Of ten Of this dis.
trcssing complaint are due to an inactive
or sluggish liver with conStipatcd bowels
a few doses Of I.unncy'S S.IIour liver
Regulator will soon restore these organs
to their proper functions and headache
ceases. I'm the same manner ii regulates
the bowels, prevents constipation and
piles, relieves all forms Of biiiouSncSS,
such as diHHincSS, nausea, coated tongue,
loss Of appetite, &c. Try it. Large
packages 2Oc. at Lunncy'S.