Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-12-18
--Go to Bells for your toys, dolls, fire.

--Go to Bells for your toys, dolls, fire.
works, &c.
Mrs. Geo. w. Maxwell, of Columbia,
is on q visit to her mother, Mrs. S. j..
Hutchinson. She will spend the holidays
in Walhalla.
Read Carter & Co.'s new ADVERTISE
ment. They call attention to an attractive
line of holiday goods. They are also
closing out their livery business. Give
them call.
200 sample umbrellas. Anything
from 40c. TO $4 in the line,
@. w. & j.. Il. Bauknight.
While in Charleston last week we
had the pleasure of meeting Mr.. M. L..
Alexander, manager of Travellers Rest
Lodging Rooms at 1856 Meeting street.
He is prepared to furnish restful lodging
on the European style. One can engage
a room and bed and eat where no pleases,
either there or elsewhere. He is the
same jolly good fellow and would be
pleased to meet all of his Oconee friends
during their visits to the Exposition.
See advertisement.
Try hot chocolate, coffee and clam
bouillon, DC. cup, at j. II. Darby, Drug
gist.
Rev. j. I. Spinks and family arrived
in Walhalla Monday night from their
long distance across the State. They
will live in West Union, occupying the
j. O. Mickler house. We cordially wei
come these good people to our sister
residence with us will be pleasant and
satisfactory. Mr.. Spinks has charge of
the Walhalla Circuit for the present con-
ference year, and we hope his ministerial
labors among our Methodist people and
others will be crowned with great sue
cess in winning souls for Christ.
You will find complete line of holi-
day goods, toilet articles and sterling
silver novelties at Bells drug store. :
Mr.. John D. Perry and wife have re-
Gently moved from their home in the
country and have taken up quarters in
the cottage residence in West Union,
near Mr.. James Phinney's store. Mr..
Perry bought the property from Mr..
Phinney. The move was made necessary
on account of the poor health of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry. They wanted to got to a
place where they would be in close touch
with kind friends and neighbors, and not
so isolated as they were in the country
These good people are receiving and will
receive cordial greeting from the citi-
zens of West Union and community.
To rent-a good farm, near Walhalla.
Apply to S. p. Dendy.
On Friday next, Goth instant, the
Belmont school, taught by Mr.. j. R.
Lyles will close with appropriate exer-
cises. On the day following Saturday
the Double Springs school, taught by Mr.
D. Hunt, will have its, usual closing ex-
ercises. The patrons and friends of
these two schools are cordially invited
to be present. No doubt but the exer-
cises will be both interesting and instruc-
tive, after the children have been so
thoroughly trained, by these two promis-
ing young teachers.
-Lunney's S-Hour Improved Liver
Regulator will cure sick and nervous
headache, biliousness, constipation, indi-
gestion and other liver troubles. Price
20 cents, at Lunney's drug store, Seneca.
Rev. r. r. Dagnall, the only "Starr''
preacher belonging to the South Carolina
Methodist Conference, spent Tuesday
night in Walhalla with his friends, Mr.
d. A. Smith and family. He was on his
way TO officiate at an important event to
take place at the home of one Oconee' s
fair daughters on the banks of the beau
tiful Keowee this evening Come and
see US again, Bro. Dagnall; we enjoyed
your visit ever so much.