Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-12-12
Mucal ano Dcrsnnal,
-"Bloom sells it for less"

-'DlOOm SOILS III lOT loSS'
For all kinds of Christmas goods call
at BelPs drug store.
When in want of Christmas toys call
at BelPs drug store.
Several Christmas week entertain
ments are being arranged.
Miss Lille Armstrong, of Richland,
is visiting the Misses Moss.
-Bclps drug storo has all kinds of
Christmas aud holiday presents.
Hon. Geo. D. 'Cillman, of Clark's
IIill is reported to be critically ill.
Read tho new advertisement of NJ
w. Coleman Il Co., of Seneca They
have full line of holiday goods.
Miss Kate Mahcr has been re- elected
>s2crk of the State Board of Pensions.
She is said to make model clerk.
Mr.. d. l.. Malone, of Fair Play, was
in town Monday. He was formerly a
composition on the Columbia Record.
-Exprcss wagons at Craig's, Walhalla
in day or two. Ridiculously low
prices to move them at once. Call and
SEQ them.
Master Sam Maxwell returned to
Walhalla from Franklin, N. c., Monday
last, and will spend some time visiting
relatives.
DIR. w. K. Sharp and daughter, Miss
Kate, of Townville, spent Monday in
Walhalla at tho home of Judge j. w.
uolleman.
Magistrate White this morning SEN
tonced Sam White, colorcd, to tho chain
gang for twenty days for carrying con
cealed weapons.
Mr. +. II. Carter, West Union, is still
selling out at greatly reduced prices
until January lst Read his adj and
give him n call.
- Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. G. IIcrndon and
family, of Columbia, spent part of last
week in Walhalla visiting Mrs. II. lIern-
don and other relatives.
County Auditor j. p. Kccse has
made out his dates ior receiving tax re
turns at various points over the county.
Read his announcement.
II ID. Grant, colorcd, has been
elected teacher at Travellers Rest school,
Toxaway District, where he taught with
satisfaction tho past summer
up to yesterday afternoon Treasurer
Kay had issued tax receipts for $11 ,147.34.
amount of taxes to be collected.
The many friends of Miss Nettic
Gibson will be glad to learn that she is
improving, though she is still suffering
from tho effects of vaccination.
MIR. W. p. Powell fell from tho roof
of n building on which hc was working
yesterday and was painfully hurt. His
arm and two of his ribs were broken.
Mr.. Sam p. Bryce requests us to
state that the liquor seized last week by
United States officers near his home was
not his, but was put there by other
parties.
Mr.. Marshall B. Gaines, sheriff of
Anderson county, has purchased land in
Nal Il
move there in a short time.-Andcrson
Daily Mail.
MFR. Lucien b. Lee, of Atlantic
City, N. j., was in Walhalla on Monday
visiting relatives and friends. lie OK
poets to become a resident Of this sec
ton again.
Married, on Sunday, December 9th,
1900, 3 p. NJ, at Cross Roads school
house, by Rev. Sias Cobb, Mr.. John
McAlistcr and Miss GEORGIA Wclch. All
OF Oconcc county.
Rev. w. II. Holland, of Seneca, is
expected to preach in tho Walhala Bap-
tist church on next Sunday morning and
night at the usual hours. Mr.. Holland is
an assistant teacher in the high school at
Seneca.
On the first Of January next Mr.. v.
l.. Norman will move into tho store now
occupied by Mr.. Louis Bloom, and Mr..
G. A. Norman at the same time will
move into the store now occupied by Mr..
V. l.. Norman.
All those who have books out Of the
travelling library at tho Walhalla High
School mo requested to return the same
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when they
may get new books. The library is
open to the general public.
Mr. j. l.. Tallcy, Salem, paid our
office an appreciated call Tuesday aftcr-
noon. He is one of tho many who
know good thing when they sec it,
Consequently he paid his twenty soy
cnth years subscription to the Courier.
Capt. v f. Martin left last week for
Spartanburg, where he will in the future
have charge of tho books Of an insurance
firm. Capt. Martin has for some months
past been bookkccpcr for tho G. w.
PitchfOrd Co. in Walhalla. His many
friends regret his departure, hut wish
him every success in his new home.
Tho 1901 edition Of the Columbia
desk calendar is being distributed by tho
American Bicycle Co., Columbia Sales
Department, Hartford, Conn. 1t will be
sent to any address upon receipt OF five
2cent stamps. This unique and useful
compilation has been issued annually for
the last sixteen years and it has come to
DO regarded as an indispensable article
in many business Offices and homes.
AT special meeting OF council last
Saturday II. a. III. Gibson, Esq, was APP
pointed as a member Of tho board Of
health to fiji a vacancy caused by the
removal Of Prof. j. NJ. Moss to his
home outside the city limits. Two
members of the board arc temporarily
absent from town. Tho board has five
members. With one vacancy and two
absentccs it was not possible for the
body to act officially.
-Lunncy's Wine of Cod Liver Oil,
combined wit, wild cherry, pure hypo.
phosphitcs of lime, soda, potassium,
iron, magancsc, quininc, strychnia and
dastatic extract Of malt, is remedy that
you can depend upon to combat the
effects of colds and coughs, as well as
lung and throat troubles that have be-
como chronic. For building up run,
down system it is very useful The
advantage of this preparation over Others
OF similar nature lies in the absolute
purity OF it's Ingredients and care in its
manufacture only small quantity being
made at time. This palatablo prcpa
'o'. will be found valuable for veal
delicate children and will cnabl,
II to better withstand tho suddcl
changes of winter. Your money back i
,NAp