Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-03-01
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Road l.. G. Craigs nov nd. You
will learn something to your interest.
DIR. }. w. Bell and Capt. w. j. Beck
are in Clayton, Ga, for few days on
business.
MIR. Louis Bloom, of the Cash Bar
gain store, is in Clayton, Ga, this week
on business.
Miss Fannie Maxwell returned last
Thursday frcm 1t pleasant visit to fri ends
in Abhcvillc.
Mr.. J. L. Hughes is again handling
his engine on the Blue Edge-halc and
hearty as of old.
Born, unto Mr.. and Ms :. f.
Moore, OF Jacksonville, Fla, on Fcbru-
AIRY II, 1000, 4 daughter.
-Thcre will be services in English at
o'clock =. Nj. next Thursday, at the
Evangelical Lutheran church.
Six W) nice young COWS (onc.half to
full Jrrscys) with young calves, for sale
at J. l.. Striblng'S, Richland, S. c.
Mrs. NJ. y. Cooley, formerly of Eas-
ley, has located one and Il half miles
from Walhalla. Oconcc gladly Welcomes
all such citizens.
Miss Rosa Norman is in Atlanta, Ga.
buying spring stock Tor a large millinery
establishment at Cumming, Ga, Of
which she has charge.
MIR. Wcssic Tcrhunc, OF Clemson
College, spent several days this week a.
home among his many friends, who arc
always glad to see him.
Nj usSrS. y. W. Coleman < Co., Of
Seneca, have Il new advertisement in
this issue. Read i: and give them Il call.
They will treat you right.
If you want to get your old iron
castings, brass, copper and bones of,
bring them to us before the 18th of
March. l.. G. Craig, Walhala
Mrs. Sudic Gardner, wife of DR.. G.
w. Gardner, of Greenwood, =. e., spent
Monday and Tuesday in Walhalla, visit
ing the family of her brother, J. W.
Shelor, Esq.
Miss Annie Maxwell, after an cx-
tended visit to relatives and friends in
Franklin, n. G., returned home last Sat
uIday evening, to the delight Of her
many friends.
-.Abhcvillc Medium. Fcbruary22 "a
very pleasant dance was given Tuesday
night at the Armory, by the young men
OF Uhe city, in honor of Miss Fannie Ma X
well af Walhalla."
The early bird catches the worm
The many friends Of $. i. Strblng an
nuuncc him as Il candidate for Clerk of
Court in this issue. Now the ice is
broken, let others follow.
-Abhcville Medium, February 22I
"Miss Fannie Maxwell, the pretty and
vivacinus youn lady who has been visit,
ing Miss Mae McLaughcn, returned to
her home in Walhalla Wednesday,"
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bruckc, of Piedmont, is
visiting relatives and friends in and near
Walhala. This is Mrs. Bruckc's old
home, and she has many friends here,
who are delighted to meet her again.
MIR. a. ID. Dorsey, representing &
Young Il Co., of Charleston, :. E., spent
Saturday in Walhalla. This firm is pre-
paring a business and professional dircc-
tory of the State, and Mr. Dorsey is meet
ing with success in his work of collect
ing data for the work.
State superintendent Of Education,
John s. McMahan, has our thanks for
copies Of the School Law Of South Car
olina, and Of the thirty first annual re-
port Of the State Superintendent OF Ed
uc?tinn. These publications are full OF
much interesting matter, especially to
all school officers and patrons
The BAPTIST Courier: "Rcy. Arthur
Crane, the evangelist, has been called to
the paStoratc Of the First church Char.
lrStnn. BIo. Crane is well known to thC
congregation, having aided Dr. Cuthbcri
the retiring pastor, in meetings last year.
We have not heard his decision, but il
Inc should decide to move from his
MUrtIicrm home and locate in Charleston,
he wiz receive Il warm and generous
welcome from his brother ministers in
South Carolina
--LaSl M0uilay a list Of eighty sub
Rcribrr& to the Topeka, Kan., Capital
during the week Rev. Mr. Sheldon is Ia
edit it. was sent of. OF these thirty
nine were from Walhalla, thirty from
Seneca and seven from Westminster
This certainly speaks well for the Christi
ian sentiment and work of or pruplc. 4
new list is being formed. this time head ed
by subscriber from Seneca. The state
mcnt that they "will not guarantee tr
fill any orders received after March
iirSt' is not taken very seriously.
-~Lunnry's S.Ilour Liver Regulator i.
che best remedy to relieve the variou!
forms of headache, including nervous
and sick headache, and il is safe t" say
that nine cases nut of ten Of this dis
crossing complaint are due to an inactiv,
.or sluggish liver with rnnStipatcd bowels
a few doses Of Lunncy'S S,!Ionr Liver
Regulator will soon restore these orga II!
to ;ncIr proper functions and hcadarh,
ceases. In the same manner il rr1ula a.!
the bowels, prevents constipation an,
AllcS, relieves AL forms Of hilio,,Snr IS
such as dizziness, nausea, COATED tong ne
loss of appetite, Nc. TRY il. LarH,
packages zoe. at ImnneyS.