Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
Eotal ano 1pcrsonal.

Miss Sara Ball, OF Laurcns, is visit
ing her friend, Miss Lillian Werner.
Read NJ. w. Coleman & Co.'s now
ad. They are Offering special bargains
in mattings. Give them call.
Mrs. w. p. Hutchinson and children,
of Columbia, arc visiting tho family OF
Mrs j. S, Hutchinson, in Walhalla.
For pure, fresh drugs 90 to DR.. j. w.
Bclrs. Prescriptions promptly and ac-
curately compounded. No substitutions.
Mr.. David Strothcr, Of Woiiord Col
lcgc, is hnmc for the summer vacation.
His many friends gladly welcome hin,
back.
Married, OH tho second Sunday in
May, Mr.. Charlie Adds to Miss Fannie
Nimmons, Of Ncwry. Rev. w. Abbott
oflicated.
Mrs. Ii. =. Tcrhunc and family left
for llackcnsack, N. D., last Thursday
where they will spend month visiting
relatives.
-LoST-On north sido Main street,
Sunday morning, Juno II, No. ct light
tan kid glove for right hand. Reward if
left at this Office.
FULTON Il Ieaglcy, Denton, Texas,
will pay for names and addresses of tho
heirs of Joel =. Wonord, who was in
Texas in early days.
Mrs. }. NJ. Webb and her two sons,
James X. and Willie c., of Washington,
ID. c., arc spending the summer with her
father, Capt. james II. Reid.
--EdgcIield is the first county to put
the selection of county dispensers in the
primary election. In this respect she
goes step further than Oconcc.
Mrs. Dell G. MoAlistcr is visiting her
mother, Mrs. f. A. Bell, in Walhalla.
She will spend about Il week before
returning to her home in Columbia.
We would esteem it a favor if tho
proprictors OF grain separators in the
county would send us in report of the
number of bushels Of grain they thrcsl,
this season.
Rev, w. Abbott illprcach ut bounty
Land school house on the first Sunday in
July at 3 o'clock y. M. a Sunday school
will bc organized, and everyone is re-
qucsted to be present and aid in forward
ing tho good work.
The Bishops Of the NJ T.. Church,
South, have appointed the week of July
to 5, as a season of fasting and prayer
and have designated Sunday, July $, us Il
time for taking Il collection in every con
grcgation in behalf of the twentieth cen
tury fund.
-kev. w. Il. Matthews, formerly Of
Westminster, but for the last two or
three years Chancellor of the Prcsbytc-
ceptcd call to the rastoratc ut Hickory
\. c., and will enter upon his duties
there at an early day.
Mr.. w. l.. Werner left Thursday
morning for Philadelphia. Ills intcn-
ton was to only take Il peep at the
Quakcrs and the delegates OF the &. o. y.
lie Will visit New York, Niagara Falls,
and probably spend day or two in
Canada before returning.
Mr.. Henry f.. Thompson, of Black
vile, visited his mother, Mrs. J. w.
f. Thompson, and family for several
days last week. Mr.. Thompson is just
recovering from injuries received in IL
railroad wreck about six weeks ago. He
returned to Blackvillc Saturday.
MIR. w. B. Doyle, OF the Bounty Land
community, this county, returned to his
home last Wednesday from Clinton,
whore he graduated from the prcsbvtc-
rian College. Mr.. Doyle viii spend the
summer teaching at Long Creek and will
enter the Presbyterian Seminary at
Columbia next fall.
We regret 10 chronicle the serious
illness Of Mrs. II. II. Sloan, Of Franklin+
n c., who is at the residence Of her son.
Mr.. j. S. Sloan, in Walhalla. Mrs.
Sloan came to see her son Leon Il few
weeks ago, who was sick, and after he
got better she was taken sick. Miss
Carrie Sloan, her daughter and DR.. +.
l.. Silcr, are ut her bedside. We hope
to hear Of her cOnvalcSccncc ere long
She has symptoms Of typhoid fever.
Rev. Arthur Crane, who attempted
to ront the devil out Of Charleston by a
recent display OF fireworks, has begun
the publication Of = newspaper in that
city. IL is called the Christian Citizen.
Mr. Cranc is well remembered by many
VI '"i "ii't'it pcoplc anu OlncfS IN the
county, for he carried on protractcd re-
ligious services here and at Townvillc
year or two ago for several days at
each place and had large crowds ont to
hear him.
1t will be very gratifying news, says
the Florence Times, to the whole people
Of the State, who are interested in cdu.
cation, and to those Of the Methodist
church in particular, to know that DR..
James IL. Carlisle will not retire from
the Presidency Of Wolford College, DR..
Carlisle is great light in the educational
world, and we want him as high up as
we can get him, that all who are i'm the
house may feel the bcncliccnt effect of
his Illuminating rays
-froi' James L.. Mann, Supcrntcnd-
ent Of the Florence Graded Schools.
passed through Walhalla ON last Satur.
Gay ch route to JocaSScc Valley, where
he expects to spend the summer in re
cnpcratng his wasted energies in the
school room. Prof. Mann is known to
many of our older citizens, as his father,
Rev. Coke d. Mann, lived at Walhalla
some twelve or fifteen years ago, and
was pastor Of the Methodist church ai
this place at the time. Prof. Mann was
promising young lad then.
.unncy's S-IIour Liver Regulator is
the best remedy to relieve the yarious
forms of headache, including nervous
ana SICK headache, and il is sDrr 4, C,,,