Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-15
e. III. MCCULLOUGH,
Civil Engineer and Architect,
Walhalla, S. c.
) seal uno Dersomal.
-"l3loom sells it for less.n

500 now advertisement of Miss NJ. A,
Campbell, milliner, Seneca.
Lace curtains and curtain poles. 500
NJ. w. Coleman & Co.'s advertisement.
Mrs. S. p Dcndy is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l. l.. Barr in Groenville,
this week.
Miss Nottie Gibson has returned
from visit to hcr sister, Mrs. j. M.
IIutchison, in Greenville.
Mr.. Julius Mcldau and wifo, of
Charleston, are up on visit to her pa
Mr.. w. l.. Werner left this morning
for an extended visit to relatives and
friends at Clinton, Trenton and Augusta,
Ga.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Strothor, of Seneca,
spent several days recently visiting tho
family of hor parents. Mr. and Mrs. j.
d. Werner.
Boys summer pants, ten cents per
pair, at John L. Craigs.
Mr.. A. b. Stewart, of Westminstcr,
was IN Walhalla Tuesday afternoon on
business. He was accompanied by Mas
ter Jesse Traylor.
Mr.. Eugene Hutchison is now hold
ing position as clerk and book Keeper
for Mr.. w. III. Hester at tho Windsor
Hotel, Spartanburg.
son and South Carolina, at Clemson Col
lege last week, resulted in victory for
Clemson. The score was 10 to d.
Mrs b. A. Douthit and daughter,
Miss Kitty, Of Atlanta, have been visit
ing their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
lsboll and family, near Walhalla.
Mr.. II. p. Sitton, of Pendlcton,
passed through Walhalla Tuesday after
noon on his way to Stamp Creek, whero
he will look after his farm lands in that
section.
Fahncstock's dental office, opposite
Pitchford Co.'S store, Walhalla, every
Tuesday and Wednesday; Seneca, in
Lowery, Byrd building, on Thursdays
and Fridays.
Miss Mary BischOH, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting relatives in and near Wal
halla. She and her brothers were great
sufferers in the recent fire in that city,
having lost everything they had except
their trunks and some clothing.
Il have few more white goods left to
go at a bargain. John f.. Craig.
Mrs. w. G. Smith, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. N. l.. FAINT in
bia last Monday She was called home
on account of the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. W. w. Robinson.
The young men who are organizing
the cornet band will call on you in few
days for your subscription. Those who
have not yet contributed will be- re-
quested to do So Help the boys, and
let MS have music by the band"
The Court House and Jail Building
Committee met Tuesday to consider the
bids filed for building and fitting up the
new county Jail. All the bids were re-
jectcd by the committee, and they will
look after the interests of the county as
to building, etc., at an early day.
Mr.. Geo Abbott will conduct an all
day singing at Conncross Baptist church
on the fourth Sunday in May. Public
cordially invited and pleasant and
profitable day is expected. Dinner will
4ucstcd to bring we'll filled baskets.
Mr. n l.. FAINT is having lumber
laid down on his lot preparatory to build
ing his residence. Work will begin right
away and will be rushed to complction
a beautiful cottage home will soon cover
vacant spot of land which has been
nndcvclopcd for many years.
If you want any embroidery go to
John Craig's. He has lot in Short
lengths going cheap.
Mr.. B. S. Look and wife, of pclzcr,
arc visiting Mrs. Looks sisters, Misses
Caroline and Susan Iycstcr near West
Union. Mr.. Look recently had his foot
badly mashed by an accident on the train
at Anderson and amputation was ncccs-
Sary. His condition is favorable at pres
ent and he is doing as well as could be
expected.
In spring every one should lesson the
extra woik forced upon their system by
taking some reliable blood purifier
Sickness does not need to be already
present. You should purify your blood
every spring to get the excess matter
(occasioncd by the heavy diet of wintcr)
out of your system. Try l.unncy's Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparlla. There is
nothing better. $l.00 per bottle at Lun
ney's Drug Store, Seneca, S. e.
Mr.. j. II. Adams, of Seneca, calls
special attention this week to his half
price sale of clothing, shoes and dry
goods. He is always on the look out for
bargains and has lots of them to offer to
his customers now. lie also announces
that "lour credit is good at Adams
store Give him a call and he will do
the right thing for you for cash or on
time. The time used in reading what
he has to say will be well spent
Mr.. l.. p. Smith will run an cxcur-
ion to Charleston about tile 27th Of this
4 .,non tn. All those who intend going to
Charleston will do well to lot Mr.. James
Thompson book them for this excursion
tlS important that he should know be-
forchand how many will take advantage
OF these low rates IN order that arrange.
mcnts can bc made with tho Blue Ridge
Railroad as to schedule etc. See Mr.
thompson at once if you contemplate
taking the trip
u have just received day 900 yds.
Of embroidery III . and 6 yard lengths,
any width you want, to go at less than
wholesale prices. John f. Craig.
Mr.. a. G. Stapcl, of Atlanta, Ga,
visiting relatives and meeting his many
friends. lie is kindly remembered as an
cntcrprising and valuable citizen of this
community number of years ago lie
now represents the Moncricf. Carter Fur
mace Co., of Atlanta, and was on his
return home from business trip to
points in Virginia. lie is ever on the
alert for business, and his tn trough
knowledge Of his business enabled him
to do some instructive talking to bust
ness men that will doubtless result in
business for his house. He will always
find a warm welcome in Walhalla
Hunnicutt Graham.
Married, at Seneca, May "a, 1901, Mr..
T.. }. llunnicutt and Miss Bertha Gra.
O. Graham, Rev. VIM. Il. McAlstcr, Of
Ncwry, officiating.
Pay Your Taxes.
The books for the collection nf to,yu