Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-02-06
.VALHALLA HOTEL.
COUNTY PEOPLE WELCOMED
AND SERVED.
W EALs S 25c. EACH
When in town come to see me. *
20 w. j. BEARD, Manager.
gofal airo @ers olral.
After work comes rest.
sells 1t for less,

Bloom sells 1t for less"
How does The Cash Bargain Stores
! ad. this week strike, your t s
The answers to the Bible questions
3 will be published next week.
Tax-paying time has been extended
to March 1st--not day later. 4 @
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Carter,
West Union, s. O., a daughter.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. James, Lee,
Tamassee, February ed, bouncing baby
boy, D.
w Q suppose the Kansas saloon mon
have abandoned all "ouss words'' now
except dam Nation.
Be sure and get some of the bargains
offered by the The Cash Bargain Store
before they are gone.
Mrs. j. NJ. MCCLURE, of Conneross,
and Miss Amanda Reeder, of Tugaloo,
visited Mrs. j. P. Reese Tuesday.
Rev. o. j. Copeland will fill his ap.
pointment and preach in tho Walhalia
Baptist ohurch next Sunday night, 10th
instant, at 7.30 O'Clock.
-Mrss N. Il. FAINT and children left
Monday morning for an extended trip to
her parents in Columbia, s. G. This is
her accustomed annual outing. #
We must sell our goods at once to
make room for spring and summer stock.
Come and buy at your own price. Cash
Bargain Store, l.. Bloom, proprietor.
Where are the robinsp Together
with the average small boy, we bewail
their appearance in the South this winter.
County Auditor Keese will take
returns at his Office in the Court House
until February Goth. After that date
the penalty will attach. A word to the
wise 10 sufficient.
Married, February 2, 1901, at Newry,
by Rev. W. T.. MoAlister, Mr.. j. n.
Moody, of Georgia, aud Miss S. e. Black,
of Newry. The many friends of the
happy couple wish for them much Joy
aud prosperity.
Read the Cash Bargain Stores new
ad. You can get most any kind of cloth
The immense stock at this store has got
to 60 in order to make room for spring
goods. Give this store q call.
Those looking out for garden and
field seeds for spring planting should
consult the new advertisement of M. w.
Coleman & Co., those wide awake and
up-to-date merchants of Seneoa. They
havo fresh and reliable seeds OF all kinds.
Mr.. w. E. Seaborn went to Spartan
burg on. Monday to accept position as
electrician with the Tucapau Electric
Company. He Is an expert in this line,
and goes we'll equipped by training and
experience. His friends wish him much
success. M
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society and the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Walhalla M. e. church will meet
next Thuraday afternoon at half past
three O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. d. A.
Smith. 1t is desired to have full at
tendance, as this will be an important
meeting-the last of the fiscal year.
Charleston News and Courier, Feb
ruary 8: "The Rev. s. p. Werner, who
for eight years served as missionary in
Africa, will preach at the Second Presby-
terian church at II O'Clock this morning
Mr.. Werner was close student of tho
African character during. his sojourn
among the natives Of that far-away land
and he will give a very interesting ac-
count OF his work among them. He is
said to be very entertaining and earnest
speaker and his articles written from
Africa and since his return have been
copied in the scientific journals of Eu-
rope"
-Lunney's Wine of Cod Liver Oil,
combined with wild cherry, pure hypo
iron, maganese,, quinine, strychnia and
diastatic extract of malt, is remedy that
you can depend upon to combat the
effects of colds and coughs, as we'll as
lung and throat troubles that have be-
come chronic. For building up run
down system it Is very useful. The
advantage Of this preparation over others
of q similar nature lies in the absolute
purity Of its ingredients and care in It's
manufacture only a small quantity being
& made at time. This palatable prepa-
ration will be found valuable for weak
and delicate children and will enable
them to better Withstand the sudden
changes of winter. Your money back If
not as represented. w. j. Lunney,