Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-27
E. I'll. MCCULLOUGH,
Civil Engineer and Architect,
Walllalla, S. &.
Nocal ano Mersonal.

day and Tuesday, April lst and I'd.
Capt. j. G. Stribling, of Pondloton,
was in Walhalla Tuesday on business.
Nice lot of country cured hams at
Carter & Co.'s.
Miss Fannie Crisp is now general
delivery clerk in tho Walhalla postollicc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Reid, of SEN
eca, spont Saturday and Sunday visiting
relatives in Walhalla and West Union.
Mr.. G. II. Mayhem is on ten days
business trip to Washington, Ga Ilo is
looking after a largo order in marble
and granite work.
Wanted-Fiftcon hundred dollars on
fine real estate security, one or two
years, at seven per cent. Address
"Moncy," care Of Courier
This week tho Abbcvillo cotton mills
shipped three car loads of cloth direct
to Shanghai, China, and expect to make
a large shipment next week.
Remember your street tax. There
are only thrco moro days in which you
can got your receipt for 50. After April
lst the tax will amount to So.
"A lovely line of pattern hats, just
from tho North, will be on exhibition
Monday and Tuesday, April lst and I'd.
Mrs. l.. M. Cudworth.
Rev. G. +. Carkson, pastor, will
preach in the Seneca Methodist church
on the fifth Sunday of the present month,
(March,) morning and evening, at the
usual hours.
Tho name Of the officiating minister
Rev. j. G, Schaid-was by an unintcn-
tional oversight omitted from the report
of the marriage of Mr.. Wcstmorcland
and Miss Shocklcy in last weeks Courier.
Rev. d. W. Hiott, of Seneca, S. c.,
will preach i'll the Walhalla Baptist
church on next Sunday morning and
evening at the usual hours. Mr. IIiott
is forccful and interesting preacher and
wc bespcak for him a large attendance
OH these occasions. An important con
grcgational meeting will be held immc-
diatcly after the morning services.
Having located in Seneca, S. G.. for the
practice of medicine, respectfully offer
my professional services to the public.
can be found in day time by inquiring
over back door of Coleman & Coz store.
DR. II. E. Mason.
Mr.. w. ID. Giles, of Piedmont, paid
our office an appreciated call last Friday
afternoon. He is one Of the many Oco-
nee boys who arc forging to the front in
business. lie has been with the Pied
mont Drug Company for quite while.
He has recently accepted a position with
Wilhitc & Wilhitc, druggists, Anderson,
and will remove to that place about the
first of April. lie has our best wishes
for abundant success.
A new bank was organized at Ros-
well, Ca. on Monday, which will be of
great convenience and benefit to the
farmers of that section. The new nsti-
tuition will have capital Of $50 900, with
5. Y. Stribling, President; j. j. Spald-
ing, Vice President, and JAS f. McCary.
Cashier. McsSrs. Stribling and McCary
are Oconcc county men and their election
to such responsible positions show in
what esteem and confidence they arc
held by their Georgia friends. We wish
the new bank great success.
All will be welcomed to my opening
of spring millinery Monday and Tuesday,
April list and I'd. Mrs. l.. NJ. Cudworth
The first ball game will be played
at Clemson College on Friday afternoon,
March 10Th. The game will be called at
; O'Clock The cranks are hungry for !.
game and are expecting great time
Friday. Auburn claims to have ono OF
the very best teams in the South Coach
llcisnan is putting his men through a
rigid course of training aud they are
showing much improvements Tie adj
mission fee is 20 cents. There will be Il
large number of visitors there from the
ncighboring towns.
Mrs. COrdelia Patterson, widow of
the late John Patterson, died at her home
near Salem, this county, on Wednesday,
10th instant, after lingering illness.
She was thirty. seven years old. She leaves
six chiidrcn, from five to eighteen years
OF age. She was 4 daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah Sanders. She was a mem
per OF tho Baptist church and died in the
taith Her body was buried at Fail Creek
Baptist cemetery on Thursday TO her
parents and children is extended the
sympathics of many friends.
Mrs. w. =. Nash will have her first
olening April LIST, I'd and 3D. Come and
SEQ the beautiful Easter hats.
Capt. ". Il. 5i,oticr, Of West Union
is the posscssor of some interesting arti.
clcs from the far away Manila i'm the
philippine Islands. They were sent
TO him recently by his nephew, Mr..
Williams Welch, and consist of a Chinese
pipe and stem, a beautiful japanese box
OF smoking tobacco several coins (brasS,
OF Chinese money, chop sticks and meas
uring rule. Altogether they make an
interesting exhibit from the Cclcstia
Empire. Mr.. Wclch is employed by the
United states Government in dircctjno
ana making gcodctic survey and maj
of the Philippine Islands. lie is a gcn
tlcman thoroughly equipped for this i'm
s portant work.
AS oil is essential to the perfect run.
nng of machinery, SO, too, is a spring
tonic and blood purifier necessary 10 th,
well being of The human body. | dom,
say you are sick, but the simple fact tia,
every ones blood becomes more or les,
sluggish during the winter. ought to b,
convincing argument that il is for Til,
bcttcimcnt of your health in general [,
assist your system while this extra woyl
of purifying the blood is forced upon il
Lunney's Compound Extract Of Sarsa
parllla assists nature in cXpcllinp
through the sccrctoiy and cxcIctory or
Rans, thosc matters which disturb if
purity and impair health. 81 pcr bottl,
at lLnncy's dug store, Seneca, S. G.