Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-03
Eotal ano Mersumal.

Jail for Oconco county.
-Fahnostock's dental room, Walhalla
open every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. j. S. Werner, of Columbia, is in
Walhalla visiting at tho homo of Mr.. w.
l.. Werner and other relatives.
For Salo-A twelve room house, also
large lot of household and kitchen
furniture. Apply to Mrs. c. Torhunc.
-Rov. j. NJ. Sanders will preach Mt
Double Springs on the first Sunday in
July and on Saturday before at o'clock
p. M.
Master Pleasant Allen returned last
week from Cedar Springs, where lie has
boon attending the Cedar Springs Insti-
tutc.
Mr.. j. II. Tribblo is spending fow
days at his home in West Union. IIe
has considerable contracting work at the
now cotton mills at Union.
-Jayncs offers exceptional bargains in
towels for cash.
Court convencs in Walhalla next
Monday, Judge j. G. Klugh presiding
There is one murder case to be tried and
Mrs, J. w. Shclor, Misses Sallie and
Hattie and Master II. B. Shclor, left this
morning on an extended visit to relatives
and friends at Rome and Calhoun, Ga.
Ten yards Fruit of the Loom bleach
ing at Jaynes' for IS cents (only ten
yards to one pcrson)-cash.
Miss Hattie Rutledgc returned from
al, ,,,~l> -, 1.,,t
boon acting rs governcss in the family of
her uncle, Capt. James ID. Lewis of that
city.
Misses Annie and Katie Fischcsser
returned last Thursday from Charlotte,
N. c., where they have spent some
wecks visiting their sister, Mrs. c.
Waller.
Ladies': Beginning July lst, and CON
tinuing through August, you will find
lawns and organdcs ut greatly reduced
prices by calling on Miss II. Phillips, Sc,
ncca, S. &.
Call at Jayncs' and see what bar
gains lie is Offering in summer dress
goods. All at cost for cash.
The annual meeting of the Beaver
dam Baptist Association will convene at
the old Westminster Baptist church on
Tuesday after the first Sunday in August,
at II n. IN.
Mr. n. X. Jomcs died last Sunday at
his fathers home near Ebcnezcr, aged
about % years He was buried at Wolf
Stake Monday. He leaves wife and
two children.
M S. T.. Maxwell and G. b.
Ripple, of Raleigh, n. e., returned to
their home Sunday, after spending scvc-
raj weeks visiting at tho home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. X. Maxwell.
Mason's fruit jars and extra rubbcrs.
John f. Craig.
-Mr. }. +. McCrackin, Of Chechcro,
Ga, spent Monday and Tuesday in Wal
halla on business. lie is interested in
mica mining in North Georgia and re-
ports business in that line in splendid
condition.
The whole country is laborng in The
throcs of hot wave. Many deaths and
prostrations from heat have been re-
ported this week in New York, Boston,
Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington and
other large cities.
Mrs. John A. Anscl and two children,
of Charleston, are visiting the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Anscl in Walhalla
She was accompanied by Miss Mamie
Anscl, who has spent the past school
year at tho Mcmmingcr High School.
i soil clone Jack Shoes"
John i, Craig.
Anderson Daily Mail, July 2: "Mr.
II. G. Routh, Of Chcrry's, was in town
yesterday. "IIarvc' says he never felt
better and had less in his life. lie says
the grass and the rains won't even let
him 60 fishing or blackberry hunting"
Mr.. l.. B. Abcrnethy, of Sapphire,
N. g., was in Walhalla Monday among
his friends. 1t was his first visit to Wal
halla for several years, and he was sur
priscd and pleased with tho great strides
Walhala has made in building up and
improving.
Ladies', call on Miss II. Philips. ut Sc
ncca, and see her summer sale of organ
dies and lawns.
Miss Fannie Crisp returned from
the closing exercises of the Cedar
Springs Institute last Friday. She was
accompanied by her little sister, Miss
Annie Crisp, and Miss Cattle Robins, who
are students at this popular institution
for the deaf and mute.
Mr.. G. G.. Jayncs calls attention this
week to his cut price sale of summer
dress goods. lie has also decided to
give away a top buggy on October lst to
the cash purchaser holding ii ticket ivit!i
the number corresponding to the one
placed in the safe at j. ID. Ncrncrs bank.
Read his advertisements and call and sec
him.
Flowers and chillons must go. See
clearance sale July and August. Miss X.
Phillips, Seneca S. G..
Mrs Eliza Gillaspic, wife Of Mr.. w.
+. Gillaspic, who prcdcccascd her about
six months, died at the home Of her son,
Mr. w. f.. Gillaspic, on top Of the Stump
house Mountain, Thursday evening, June
II, and was buried ut Double Springs on
Friday afternoon. She was about seventy
years old and was an humble Christian.
She leaves behind her only one son, Mr..
w. +. Gillaspic.
Three bars Octagon soap at Jayncs'
for 10 cents cash.
In spring every one should lesson the
extra work forced upon their system by
taking some reliable blood purifier.