Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-10-24
Gotul ano Mcrsonal.
sells it for less.

= DlOOIn SCllS III lOE less.
Mrs. Y. l.. Norman and three chill
drcn are visiting in Atlanta, Ga.
-lIave you any turkeys? Read V. l..
Normans advertisements
Mr.. j. w. Keys, of Easloy, spent Sun
day i'll town visiting relatives.
Mrs. M. T.. johnson is visiting Mrs.
j. f. Kelley, at Tamasscc, this week.
Admiral w. Il. Sampson is said to be
dying OF brokcn heart at his home in
Chicago.
Mr.. o. II. Schumacher returned this
morning, after taking in the exposition
i'll Atlanta for few days.
Mr.. j. G. Keys, of Winnsboro, spent
several days in Wahalla last week visit
ing tho family of Col II. A. Thompson.
Read our advertising columns caro-
fully, because there is something in each
column worthy of your serious attention.
Davidson met her Waterloo at Glenn
son last Friday The Clemson boys didn't
do thing for the "Tar Heels only GA
to nit.
Road NJ. w. Coleman & Co.'s adver-
clothing chats" 1t will in
tcrcst you. They are prepared to serve
you in the best style.
Married, October is, 1900, by III. A. +.
II. ibson, notary public, at his Office in
Walhalla, MI Jasper Green to Miss Jane
Vaughan, all Of Oconcc.
Capt and Mrs. j. II. Anderson re-
turned to Walhalla last Sunday evening
A large number Of friends were in wait
ing to welcome them.
Owing to an error in the COPY of tho
election notice for State and county Off
GERS and amendments to the State Con
sttution, the notice is rcpublishcd on
the second page of this issue.
Miss Carrie Perry, after an interest
ing and pleasant visit to relatives in
tanburg, 5. g., and other places, re-
turned to her home in Walhalla on last
Friday afternoon.
Mrs II. w. Pieper, who has been in
Walhalla since the Semi Centennial, re-
turned to her home in Charleston on
Tuesday morning. Her visit here among
her many old friends has been one Of
very great pleasure to her
i am late with my announcement,
but now have and will carry good
line of millinery this season. Will have
competent lady to assist me rs trim
mcr. lCIE f.. MCGEE.
Westminster, S. G..
j. p. Stribling, of Richland, and Sias
Wright, of West Union, have been drawn
to serve as grand jurors at next April
torn Of Federal Court in Grccnvillc. j. b.
=. I.edbettcr, of Townvilc, James
Thompson, and Allen Pewa., petit jurors.
The ordinance of baptism was adj
ministcrcd to two young ladies in the
Walhalla Baptist church on Sunday night
last after preaching The influence of
Bro Copcland's earnest and able preach
ing continues to abide in this church and
community.
On account Of the absence of the
pastor at synod, the pulpit of tho Lathe
ran church will be occupied y Rev. Dr.
j. Stcck on next Sunday mo. Iing at II
o'clock. The public is cordially invited
to attend. Special music will be ron
dered during the service.
Cold weather will be here by and by,
and when it does come you will need
something 10 keep you warm and com
Portable. Mr. V. ]. Norman advcrtiscs
this week the very goods you want.
Read his announcement and when you
80 out shopping drop in at "Nic'S" cmpo-
rum of fashion and purchase some of
his bargains.
Meta julia the three ycar-od daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Burnside, died
at their home in West Union, last Friday,
October 10, after a brief illness Tie
funeral services were held at the Iuthc.
ran church Sunday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. j. G. Schaid. I'm this sad
bereavement the parents have the sympa-
thy of many friends.
Seven young ladies united them
selves with the Walhalla Methodist
church on last Sunday morning after
preaching. OF this number five were
baptized, one being baptized in early life
and one received by letter The occasion
was one of deep interest and impressive
ness. There are others to be taken into
the church at an early day
Al thc rnmnnpcnnnrt oynro;.n, ,e
Agncs,Sco Institute, Decatur, Ga, last
week the scholarship in the art depart
mcnt was awarded to Miss Mary Strib.
ing, OF Walhalla. Tho suspension of
the school before the close of last session
prevented the scholarships being awarded
IN May The many friends Of Miss Strib-
ing congratulate her on her success.
Mr. T. w. IIarbin, of Calhoun, and
Ordinary of Gordon county, Georgia,
and who has Just been elected to said
Office for the third term, was in Walhalla
laSt week on visit to his uncle, j. w.
Shclor, Esq. Mr.. lIarbin is an O.oncc
county boy, the son Of DR.. w. X. IIarbin,
formerly of Fair Play, S. c.. and has
many relatives and friends i'm our county.
- l.nnncy's SlIour Liver Regulator is
the best remedy to relieve the various
forms of headache, including nervous
and sick headache, and il 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.
lew doses Of l.unncy'S S.IIour Liver
Regulator will soon restore these organs
to their proper functions and headache
ceases In the same manner it regulates
the bowels, prevents constipation and
piles, relieves all forms Of bilouSncss,
such as dizzincsS, nausea coated tongue,
loss OF appetite, &c. Try it. Large
packages zoe. at l.unncy'S.
Editors Awful plight.
r. NJ. higgins, editor Of the Seneca
nll.) News, was afflicted for ycars yyiih