Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-17
9otal alro Mersurral.

-"Bloom sells it for loss"
Read NJ. w. Coleman & Co.'s new
advertisement.
DIR. j. w. Bell returned from Balti-
moro last Saturday afternoon.
-Mason's fruit jars and extra rubbers
John f. Craig.
Mr. j. j. Horny, of Macon, Ga,
spont Saturday in Walhalla visiting tho
family of Mr. John f. Craig.
-Mossrs. G. w. Bauknight and Jamos
Thompson are on a business trip to
Spartanburg, Newborry and othor points
this week.
-Fahnestock's dental room, Walhalla
open overy Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. John B. S. Dendy returned homo
from Greenvillo last Saturday. lie has
bocn attending the summer law school
in that CITY,
-Lost-Two or three weeks ago, a
black SOW pig about two months old.
Return to Geo. r. Keith.
The expenses of tho recent torn of
court, lasting little over two days,
amounted to 1878 G5 for jurors, witnesses
and constables.
Miss Nell Poe, of Grcenville, re-
turned to her homo Monday morning,
after spending a week visiting at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Merrick.
Wanted, ladies to do writing at
homo. $1,000 per month and work very
light. Years employment guaranteed
Address with stamp Stewart" Black
vile, S. G.
Wanted. d.-Colored school teacher to
take charge of school for District No. 81
Salary $4,000. Apply to o. c. White,
Trustee, High Falls, S. c.
-Copious showers of rain fell on Mon
day afternoon, which did much good to
cool tho heated atmosphere and moistcn
the thirsty earth. The rain was accom-
panied by vivid lightning and loud peals
of thunder
Mrs. D. Oolkcrs left for Summorville,
S. c., on last Friday morning to visit her
son, Mr. Carson Oclkers, who has boon
quito sick with malarial fcver. He is
now reported to be much better and Oh
a fair way to recovery.
Mr.. Rhett r. Doyle, of Chester, is
spending ten days vacation among
relatives in Oconce. IIo is holding n
position on the Chester Lantern, ono of
our best exchanges. We were glad to
welcome him at our Office Monday.
AT the recent meeting of the County
Commissioners it was decided to grade a
new road on the south side of Callas
mountain. This will be great advant-
ago to the people of that section of the
county, as tho road there has gotten into
very bad shape.
Mr. Otto Kaufman left Monday
morning for Cashiers Valley, n, c.,
where he has contracted with DR.. IIol-
stead to build a large dam for lake on
his grounds. Mr.. Kaufman took with
him number of good workmcn, among
them being Messrs. j. G. Simpson and
Charles Morton.
III. A. II. Gibson, Esq, after being
critically i'll for over month, vcntured
out this week to his Office at tho Court
House for brief period each day. Ie
shows by his appearance that he has been
undergoing great suffering. We trust
that his improvement now may be both
rapid and permanent
Flowers and chiifons must 90. Sec
clearance sale July and August Miss Il.
Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
DO you know that it is against the
law to allow your stock to trcspass upon
your neighbors' corn patch and other
fold crops ? Such violations of law are
becoming quito common in this comm
nifty. The law should be enforced against
tho dcpredatiOns Of stock which get
out, perhaps carolcssly, and destroy peo
plo's property.
Some now hats actually below first
cost, but cannot carry them over. Sec
July and August clearance sale. Miss r.
Philips, Seneca, S. G.
Capt. Wado G.. IIughs, recent
graduate of the South Carolina Military
Academy of Charleston, was on brief
visit to Mr.. John b. S. Dcndy this week.
Capt. IIughs took high stand in his
class, and under the rule is now prepare; i
to teach two years within the State. We
hopo lie may find location in this, his
native county
DIR. w. Is. Millwee, a prominent and
sterling citizen of Greenwood, S. c.,
spent few days in Waiilait last " eek
visiting his relatives, Mrs. l.. ID. Brcnnccko
and family. IIc has extended his trip to
Horse Cove, Cashiers Valley, Sapphire
and other points in North Carolina. DR..
Millwce is delighted with Walhala's fine
climate and pure water.
Ladies', call on Miss X. Philips, at Sc
noca, and see her summer sale of organ
dies and lawns.
Mr.. j. B. Hill, Jr., of High Falls
). c., stood an entrance examination
on last Friday in tho Court House for
admission into tho College Of Charleston,
Charleston, S. G.. Mr. Hill was tho only
young man who stood tho examination
from Oconco county, and wc trust he
may bc successful. Ills examination
papers have gonc forward.
In spring every ono should lesson The
extra work forced upon their system by
taking some reliable blood purifier
Sickness does not need to be alrcad,
present. You should purify your blood
cvory spring to get the excess matter
(occasoncd by tho heavy diet of winter
out OF your system. Try I.inncy's Com
pound Extract Of Sarsaparilla. There /.
nothing better. Sl.00 por bottle at Lun
noy's Drug Storo, Seneca, s. G.