Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-12-19
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Mako sure that your Christmas is
really Christian.
"A fresh shipment Of Nunnally's
candies at Boll's drug store.
Miss Mary Simms, of Greenvillo, is
visiting Major w. j. Stribling and
family.
Major Gus Shanklin, of Clemson
College, was visiting among his friends
here last Sunday.
Mr.. George Fahncstock, of Green
vile, spent Sunday in Walhalla among
his many friends.
Mrs. Geo. Seaborn and son, of Spar
tanburg, arc visiting hor parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Holeman.
The Walhalla Cotton Mill will give
two days holiday to tho employees this
yoar-Monday and Tuesday.
Go to Bells before everything is
picked over to see his immense stock of
Christmas and holiday goods.
Mrs. II. j. Stone, Mr.. Horace and
Miss Eta Stone, Of Seneca, visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Keeso last week.
"A handsome bell is being put in tho
-HyPniisG0nal church. This will DO quito an
addition to the pretty little chapel.
Next Tuesday, Christmas Day, there
is to DO German Christmas service at the
Evangelical Lutheran church at IL Il. m.
Let all who can attend.
Miss Emma Striblng, of Seneca, S.
s., and Miss Jessie Wright, of Calhoun,
Ga, are visiting tho family of j. w.
Shelor, Esq, this week.
Mr.. w. j. Neville, Of our town, will
remove to Tuscan, Arizona, about the
lst of January next, where ho goes for
tho benefit of his health.
Mr.. Rhott r.. Doyl" left Tuesday
morning for Chester, yhoro he has
secured a position on the Chester Ian
tern. We wish him success.
MIR. Edward Callas will vacate his
school at Wolf Stake from Friday, 21st,
until Monday, 31st, instant, in ordcr to
give the children short Christmas
vacation.
-We regret to learn of tho serious
illness OF Mr.. N. A. Burlcy, who is con
fined to his bed with pneumonia. Other
memners of his family arc suffering with
the slme disease.
There will be preaching at the Oak
way Presbyterian church regularly here
after on the fourth Sabbath in each
month at $3.50 o'clock p. m, beginning
with next Sabbath.
- .sThe school at Whitewater is pro-
grcssing nicely under the management of
Mr.. j. Fl. Cantrell, who knows his bust
ness in the school room. His friends arc
very much pleased with him.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Barr, of Groon-
vile, have been visiting Majors. p. Dendy
here Monday for Greenvillc Mrs Barr
will spend the holidays with her parents.
Dolls, toys, albums, dressing cases,
jewelry and sterling silver novelties at
Bells.
Tho Lutheran Sabbath School will
have its usual festival services on tho
night Of Christmas, 25th inst, at 7
o'clock. An excellent programme has
been prepared and tho music will bo
especially fine.
Mr.. James II. Darby has bought the
Spinckc lot, on Main street, and will
begin tho erection of double store
room early in the spring. Gradually tho
block is being rebuilt, and it is hoped in
tho near future it will present solid
front of substantial business houses.
We are panied to learn by private
letter this morning of tho death, on tho
17th instant, of Mrs. A. II. Jamison,
wife of tho Superintendent of the Con-
nio Maxwell Orphanago. Mrs. Jamison
was engaged in noble work, and l2O
little orphans will suffer loss in her
death.
On last Thursday James Seaborn,
ESD, turned over the Office and books of
the Clerk of Court to his successor, Hon.
G. II. b. Burns. When Mr.. Burns was
in Columbia he was styled the 'Adonis
of the House," and he will find no diff
Guilty in sustaining tho title of "Adonis
of the Court House,
The Walhalla Methodist Sunday
school will have a Christmas tree at the
Methodist church Tuesday (Chrstmas)
evening at 1880 o'clock. An attractive
programme for the little folks is being
arranged, and an enjoy, ,ble evening will
public will be cordially welcomed.
MIR. Carson Nicholson caught big
wi'd cat in a steel trap on Whitewater
river last Saturday night. He has cap
tured five on the same spot within tho
last few months, and it has not been a
good timo for wild cats either. But he
brought us tho feet, and there can be no
doubt about his catships having been
captured 6y this willy young hunter
-Chinawarc, game boards, all kinds
OF holiday novelties at Bells.
Mr.. Wm. II. Rochester died at his
nome, near Mountain Rest, last Saturday
might, 10Th instant after brief illness.
he was thrown from his horse one week
before, and sustained injuries which
caused his death. He was sixty three
years old, and leaves his widow and scvc-
raj children to mourn his death. His
body was buried at Double Springs Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. w. II. Sheldon, of tho South
Union section of our county, was in to
500 us on Tuesday morning. lie inform
cd us that the farmers generally were
sowing large areas of land in wheat this
winter and arc taking extra pains in the
preparation of tho soil and planting the
seed II tho seasons arc propitious, Mr..
oncldon thinks We may expect large
yields of the golden grain next summer.
Mr.. Sheldon has his Touring mill in cx-
collont condition and is making first
class grade of flour. If the cultivation
OF wheat increases as it should he OK
poets to be able to able to meet the
wants and desires Of his customers for
good bread.
-Lunncy's Wine of Cod Liver Oil,
combined with wild cherry, pure hypo-
phosphitcs of lime, soda, potassium,
iron, magancso, quininc, strychnia and
diastatic extract Of malt, is a remedy that
you can depend upon to combat the
effects OF colds and coughs. as we'll as
lung and throat troubles that have be-
come chronic. For building up run
down system it is very useful Tho
"uVaHtaSc Oh thlS preparation over others
of similar nature lies in the absolute
purity of its ingredients and care in its
manufacturc-o only a small quantity being
made at time. This palataho prepa,
ration will be found valuable for weak
and delicate children and will enable
them to better withstand tho sudden
changes of winter. Your money back if
not as represented. w. j. Lunncy.