Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-10
9ocal amo Mersomal.
-"BlOOm sells it for less"
Read Sheriff's sales.
Read tho Treasuror's report

Mr.. j. B. Reid, Of Columbia, is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.. Rcid.
Miss Sue Dendy returned Monday
from visit TO relatives in Groonvilo.
-Jaynes invites you to call and exam
inc his disc harrows and plows.
Roy d. p. Bearden will preach at
IIopcwoll Baptist church next Sunday
at II o'clock a. M.
Married, at Nowry, July 3, 1901, by
Rev. w. II. McAlister, Mr.. Lone S. Pur-
lock and Miss Rachael A. Evatt.
Miss Gertrude Smith returned homo
last Thursday, after n pleasant visit to
relatives in Abbovillo and other places.
Call OH Jayncs for buggics, wagons
and harness.
Little Miss jennie Rae and Master
Vernon Auld, of Elberton, Ga, are visit
ing tho family of Mr. G.. l.. Foster, at
Retreat.
Tho public school for Norton School
morning, July 18th, with Mr.. j. IL. Can
trell rs teacher.
-Mason's fruit jars and extra rubbcrs.
John +. Craig.
hIss Jennie Miller, of Grccnvillc, is
in Walhalla for the summer at the home
of DR.. G.. G.. ProbSt. Her many friends
here gladly welcome her.
--Fahncs tock's dental room, Walhalla,
open every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Irwin and children, of
Elbcrton, Ca, have returned to her homo
after a pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs.
j. Y. Werner, at Retreat.
Wanted. school teacher to
take charge of school for District No. 81.
Salary $1,000. Apply to Q. G. White,
Trustee, High Falls, S. g.
Just received shipment of fresh
Dovc hams at Jaynes's.
Mrs. j. f. Barton and child, of Au-
gusta, arc spending the summer with
pleasantly remembered rs Miss Chris
tine Fretwcll.
Mrs. W. A. Wright and child, Of
Branchvilc, and Mrs. Colson and two
children, of Columbia, are spending the
summer in Walhalla, boarding with Mr..
S. N. Pitchford.
Some new hats actually below first
cost, but cannot carry them over. See
July aud August clearance sale. Miss II.
Philips, Seneca, S. G.
Mr.. Hampton Mciburg, of Charles
ton, is visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. III. Schumacher. He is now an cleo
trical engineer and holds an important
position with Charleston firm.
MASTER Rae Fahnestock returned to
Walhalla last week from Cedar Springs
Institute. Rac has taken an exceptionally
high stand at the school and is one OF
tho brightest pupils in attendance.
Prof. j. l.. Mann left last Monday
for Lancaster, $. g., where he will spend
few days attending the sessions Of the
Methodist District Conference of the
Rock Hill District. lie will return to
Walhalla in about week.
Take all repair work and horse shoe
ing to Jayncs's shop.
We arc requested to announce that
there will be picnic at the Rccdcr
Ford, near Oakway, on Saturday, July
18th. The public generally is invited to
attend. Dancing and other amuscmcnts
will bo the order of the day.
Rev. j. II. Stone will preach at the
following places Saturday before tho
third Sunday at Bethlehem at 3 o'clock;
third Sunday morning at | clock ut
Mill Creek school house; fourth Sunday
at o'clock at Belmont school house.
Ladies': Beginning July lst, and con
tinning through August, you will find
lawns and organdics at greatly reduced
prices by calling on Miss H. Philips, Sc
ncca, 5. T..
The many friends of Miss Incz Schro-
der will be glad to learn that she is rap
idly improving at Johns. Hopkins Hos
pital. The operation for appendicitis
was a thoroughly successful one. She
will be among her Walhalla friends in IA
few weeks.
Flowers and chiffons must 90. See
clearance sale July and August. Miss X.
Phillips, Seneca, S. G..
-Tillman Ellcnburg, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Willis Ellcnburg, was born Dcccm-
Der lSo0 died July 9th, 1901, AGED
nj
The child was buried Mt Jhc Baptist
burying ground AT the Pickett Post Mon
day morning, Sth instant.
All persons who have books
belonging to tho Paul lIayne Cir
clio or to the travelling library, will
please return them to the library on
Tuesday, July 10Th, between the hours
Of $50 and 1890.
II. NJ. Lcgarc, Librarian.
We are in receipt of handsome
illustrated catalogue Of the Welsh Neck
High School, lIartsvilIc, S. g., Prof D.
w. Gaines, principal The first session
OF this school began September II, 1891,
and its growth has been phenomenal.
During the past session there have been
22G pupils enrolled. We wish Prof Gaines
continued success in his labors.
-Jayncs's cut price sale on summer
dress goods continues.
Mr.. w. NJ. Gossctt, Of Westminster,
5. g., had his wheat thrcshcd two weeks
ago. He made 81! bushels on one acre
from sowing of one bushcl where he
made 3O4 bushels last year We Wopresumc
this yield of wheat cannot be beaten i'm
Oconcc county, and therefore Mr.. GosSctt
can trutbfully be called the champion
wheat grower Of Oconcc. Mr.. l.. III.
brandt, look to your laurcls
Ladies', call on Miss r. Philips, at Sc
neca, and see her summer sale of organ
dies and lawns.
The Grccnvllc District Conference
oi The methodist Episcopal Chuici,,
South, will meet at Grccrs, S. c., July
i-2S. The delegates from the Seneca
and Walhalla Station arc Dl. w. +.
Austin and ID. A. SIN til; allcrnatcs, f..
W. Jordan and T. 4. .Jayncs. Some Of
these gentlemen viii no doubt he present
and represent the church's interests in
the conference. Bishop Duncan, it is
said, will preside
In spring every one should lesson the
extra work forced pon their systcm 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 I.unncy's Com,
pound Extract OF Sarsaparlla There is
nothing better. Sl.OO per bottle at I.un.
noy's Drug store, Seneca, S. G.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Souih
Carolina Conference will be held at New.
berry, S. G., July 1921, 1901 Several
missionaries are expected. Visitors cor