Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-02-22
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lkctN IL. LNoflliln new QQ.
Seed ut Norman's Uptown Store.
Read advertisement.
-Rcmcmbcr Bloom sells for less. Cash
bargain Store, &. NJ. Nicld's old stand.
Mr. Elijah Sanders has moved from
his Jocassce farm to his farm near West
Union.
Mr.. Dell McAllistcr, of Columbia,
spent Sunday evening in Walhalla visit.
ing friends.
We regret {: announce that Mrs. IL .
y. Terhunc is quite sick at her home on
Faculty Hill.
Bloom always did treat you righ,
aud always will. Cash bargain Store,
&. NJ. Nicld's old stand.
Miss Annie Rose and little sister,
Julia May. of Abbcvillc, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. II. G. Busch.
Did you ever think about it? There
is no new moon in February. Did you
ever know of such Il thing.
Mr.. w. G. Perry, of Enorcc, $. c.,
spent several days last week visiting his
father, Mr.. VIM. Perry, and family.
Mr. G. A. Taylor and little daughter,
of Pert Tampa City, Fla, arc visiting
Mrs. Catherine Smith, near Walhalla.
Major S. =. Dcndy is at home again
after wrestling with the South Carolina
Legislature for 'forty days and forty
nights.
There will be preaching in the
Ebcnczcr Presbyterian church next sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock, by Rev. t.
l.. Rogers.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND Of -
acres on kamSay's Creek, five miles from
Walllalla, for sale. Terms easy. Apply
to Jayncs n Shclor, Walhalla, 5. G..
MIR. J. Il. Hughes returned from Hot
Springs, Ark. East Friday evening. His
many friends are pleased to note that he
has been restored to his usual health.
Health for 10 ccnts.-Cascarcts max G
the bowels and kidneys act naturally.
destroy microbes, cure headache, bilious
ness and constipation. All druggists.
MIR. Jas. +. Anscl was elected clerk
Of the Board of County Commissioners
on Monday last to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr.. ". q. White.
Married, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, by Rev. X. H. Duric, ON
February llth, 1900, Mr.. Walter $. Hes.
ter to Miss Ella Mearcs. An of Oconcc
county.
Married, February llth, 1900, at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr.. j. X.
Freeman, Mr.. }. y. Ramcy and Miss
Emma y. Freeman, Rev. ". r. McAlister
officiating.
Remember Bloom has nothing to do
with the old Cash bargain Store. but You
will find him at the G. NJ Nirlds old
stand, where he will give you better bar
gains than ever before.
Remember Louis Bloom, Proprietor
of the Cash .argain Store, has opened
up at e.. NJ. Niclhs old stand with Il
bran new stock Of clothing, shoes, hats,
notions and gents furnishing goods.
-Alrssrs. j. G. Boninc, manager Of
statesmen, and Nell. Elliott, salesman, of
f. c. Dewitt q Co., Chicago, H., were
in Walhalla Saturday last in the interest
of their firms proprietary medicines.
Mr.. Jonnic Maxwell has recently been
promoted to engineer on the Blue Ridge
railroad and now pulls two trains day
each way between Wallalla and Andcr-
son. We are glad to note his promotion
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Rev. -. +. Carter, near
Long Creek, Mr.. w. W. Pryor to Miss
Ellie :. Carter, Rev. ID. f. Carter onicia
ti'i". The groom is Il native of Augusta
Ga, but has lived in this county about
nine years. We extend our best wishes
t" the young couple.
---Grccnvillc Muuntainccr, February
II: "Mr. i. II. barnett, Of Westminster,
was in the city this week taking orders
for canned goods, and he found no trou-
BILE in making sales. He has Il canncry
near Westminster and uses large puan
titles Of Tomatoes, blackbcrricS, apples,
peaches, whortlchcrricS. etc.
Mrs. Mahala Coleman, of lIahcrSham
county, Georgia, was found dead in her
bed Wednesday, morning, February If.
She WAS about 60 years Of age, and retired
Tuesday night in apparent good hcalth
She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Pruual i.
Hall. The remains were inferred at
Damascus, this county, on Thursday,
Rev ID. +. Carter conducting the funeral
services.
Died, at his home. near West Union,
Monday night, February l9th, Joseph
Brown, colorch. of paralysis, aged forty
nine years. He leaves Il widow and two
children. He was buried this NNcducS
day) morning at the family huryim%
ground, the funeral services being con
ducich by Rev. J. \. Steward. He was
an Industrious and highly respected
cnlorrh man, being the pusS"SSur OF Il
nice home Of hundred aclrS Of land or
more. lie vas Il native Of Anderson
county and was once the slave of the
late David Craig, also Of that county.
~~I.unncy'S S-Iiour l.ivcr kcgulat.r -
the best remedy to relieve the various
forms Of hcadarhc, including nervous
and sick hcadachc, and il is safe t." say
that nine cases out Of ten of this dis
trcSSin9 complaint are due to al inactive
or sluggish liver with conStipatcd bowels.
a few doses of Lunncy'S S.lIour Liver
Regulator viii soon restore these organs
I" their proper functions and hcadarhc
ceases. ln the same manner if regulates
The bowels, prevents constipation and
pilcS, relieves all fol ms Of bilouSncSS,
such rs dizzlnrSS, nausea, coated tongue,
l"Hs Of appetite, dc. Try it. Large
packages 2oc. at LunneyH.