Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-14
Gotal ano 4lcrsonal.

Don't forget Childrcn's Day at the
Baptist church next Sunday night.
600 gallons best apple vinegar at lOc.
per gallon. }. II. ADAMS, Seneca, S. G..
-losr--On main street, Il silver ring
with red stone set. The finder will bc
rewarded by bringing to this Office.
-i.Wto yards extra heavy Shccting,
slightly damaged, at SIC per yard
}. II. ApAMS, Seneca, S. G.
For pure, fresh drug; go to DR.. j. w.
HcifS. Prescriptions promptly and ac-
curatcly compounded. n" substitutions
Here is an item for the Germans:
Der Text fucr nacchstcn Sonntag list:
"Gott ist die I.icbc." konmct allie und
hucrct.
Fulton Il Icaglcy, Tcnton, Texas,
will pay for names and ad lrcsscs of tho
heirs of Joel =. Wonord, who was in
Texas in early days.
Married, on Juno 10th, at the resi-
dcncc of Rev. ID. l.. Whitaker, Mr.. Cray
ton Cole to Miss Minnie Jones, Rev. ID.
l.. Whitaker officiating. All Of Oconcc.
State constablcs, accompanied by
Sheriff w. W.; Moss, raidcd Walhalla
suburb, "rigcrvillc,n last Thursday,
and captured about ten gallons of old
corn liquor.
Mr. Shclor Wright has our thanks
for an invitation to attend tho gradual
ing exercises If the senior class of the
Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta,
on June 2Tti.
1t is reported that when Congress
adjourned last Thursday the newspaper
men in the Capitol struck up the old
familiar hymn, praise God from whom
all blessings flow"
Miss Georgia NanDivicrc left Wal
hala on last Saturday for Savannah, Ga,
to visit her brother, Mr.. l.. Il. Van
Divierc, and family. She will spend
several weeks in the "City Of Oaks"
-Grccnvillc Mountainccr, June l3:
Col. H. f.. Mason, Of Westminster, was
in the city this week. lie reports the
Westminster Cotton Mill us going up
rapidly and rs being likely to run in
September.
Married, at the home Of the bride,
on Wednesday, June 9th, 1900, by Rev.
j. &. Schaid. Mr. Jesse Lone Grahl aud
Miss Marie NJ. BalStcr. The marriage
took place at 10 A. NJ. May blessings in
plenty attend them always
Mr.. W. l.. Gibson srcnt Monday in
Walhalla visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. a. II. Gibson. lie has spent a
month in Milwaukee. Wis, and other
points. lie left Tuesday to resume his
duties on the Southern Railway.
w. y. Nash, contractor, has be-
gun the erection OF the JayncS brick
store on Main Street. The excavation
for the cellar has already been made
The brick are being hauled to the
ground, ready TO begin work at an
early day.
The Walhalla Cotton Mill is erect
ing number Of new cottage residences
on its property near the mill for its OPP
crativcs. Two rows Of residences will
be built, numbering - or 20 houses,
which will make quite II nice little fac
tory town.
The Board Of Trustees OF Washing
ton and Lee University, Virginia, will
accept our thanks for an invitation to he
. present at the dedication Of the New
Law Building, erected to the memory
Of John Randolph Tucker. on Tuesday.
June 10th, 1900.
-Childrcn'S Day is to be observed at
the BAPTIST church on Sunday night, 18th
instant. a pleasing program will be rem.
dcrcd a collection will be taken for
mission work of the American BAPTIST
Publication Society. All are cordially
invited To be present.
Hon. \. G. I.atimcr makes formal
announcement in this issue Of THE Cor
EIEE of his candidacy for reelection to
Congress from the Third District Mr.
I.atimcr has made a faithful and Jealous
member of Congress. lie will in all
probability succeed himself.
Mrs. Fannie Mongold, the beloved
wife OF Mr.. W. l.. Mongolia living near
MILESTONE, in this county, after Il lingcr-
ing illness Of several months died at her
honn pn Thursday morning, June T,h
1900, aged about - years Her body was
buried next day at Double Springs ccmc-
terry. She leaves Il devoted husband and
an infant about three months old, who,
by this diSpcnSatiOn Of Providence, are
left without the tender and aiIcctOnatc
miniStratiomS Of wife and mother
We publish on the first page of this
weeks issue graphic and historical ac-
counto the part played by "rhc Wallace
House in the redemption Of South Ca
rolna from the carpct-b baggcrS, scaawaGS
and negroes in 1876. The article is from
the pen Of Con. James l.. Orr, and is
written in his tcrsc and impressive style.
1t is good reading and those who rcmcm-
Der those dark Radical days Of tbs OiI
Commonwealth will thank him for thus
putting on record this important event
IN our history.
-Mr Arson &. Mcrrick, Of Walhala,
a member Of the National Republican
Convention from the Third District of
South Carolina, which meet, in phila-
dciphia ON next Tuesday, june 10th, will
icav" here on next saturday to represent
his constituents in the proceedings Of
said cOnI Icntom. Before returning Mr.
Mcrrick expects to visit his old home in
McrrlckSvillc in Canada, To see his aged
mother. ON this trip he will be accom-
panied by his SON Mr.. ROmain &. Mcrlick
who will stop over in Washington, u. G.,
for few days.
IunncyS Hour Liver Regulator is
the best remedy To rclicvc 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.