Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-02-20
Hocal alrb 4ersonal.
-"Bloom soils it for less"


Some good horses and mules for sale
at Carter & Co.'s.
TO Rent-Thrce nice cottages.
Apply to II. E. Alexander.
MIR. William Perry spent several days
in Greenvillo last week on business.
Mr.. l.. G. CASTOR, Of Westminster,
was in Walhalla Tuesday on business.
Try Carter & Co.'s South Georgia
syrup. 1t is sure fine, and the only pure
syrup you can buy.
If you want the best flour on the
market go to Carter q Co. aud get Rox-
ano or Bakers Choice,
Mr.. M. l.. Alexander, of Greenville,
is in Walhalla on business. Hc is always
welcome guest here.
Little Miss Sallio Hutchison, of
Greenville, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. II. Gibson.
For Sale--One lot and two small
houses in Midway. Terms Reasonable.
Apply to Mrs. Rebecca Leopold.
Miss Lille Thompson returned home
last week from Columbia, where shc
spent several weeks visiting relatives aud
friends.
The many friends of Mr.. r. b. Bal
He has resumed his position with Messrs.
Dean & Earle.
Mr.. II. L. Alexander spent part of
last week at Dillsboro, N. c., whore ho
purchased n number Of horses for his
livery business. He has "full house,
of fine animals now.
The Senate reduced the appropria-
tion for pensions to Sl50,0O0, which was
the amount proposed in the original bill
offered in tho House by Captain j. IL.
Brooks, of Greenwood. This amount
fox, f,,,.
year.
All persons interested in the build
ing of the Wesleyan Methodist church at
EbeneZer are requested to meet at that
place on Thursday, 2Sth Of February, for
the purpose of building the house. All
como and work for the Lord tho balance
of the week.
Mr.. ID. Hunt left last week for Demo
rest, Ga, whore ho will attend school for
some months, taking special course.
He is one of Oconee's popular teachers
and has made an enviable reputation in
several sections Of the county for efficient
work in the school room.
Representative w. NJ. Brown, of
Oakway, spent Tuesday in Walhalla on
business. Ho is looking well, speaks
interestingly Of Columbia and the recent
session of tho Legislature and thinks
the deliberations Of both branches were
conservative and productive of good.
Last Thursday evening, at Miss Ida
McCollough's school room, pleasant
evening was spent by a number of
friends and patrons at pupils concert.
An interesting programme was admira-
bly, carried out. The pupils gave cvi-
dence of talent and reflected credit upon
their instructor.
Read the new advertisement of The
Cash Bargain Store. After next week
Mr.. l.. Bloom will carry a complete line
of staple and fancy groceries in the
store room next door below his clothing
store. Mr.. Bloom is a wide-awakc
young merchant, and will merit a liberal
share Of your patronage.
DIR. j. X. McWhortcr, of Pcndlcton,
was in Walhalla Tuesday on business.
In spite of tho fact that he is now living
out of Oconce, he can't resist tho temp
tation now and then to run over and
''salt down" a few dollars in Oconcc's
dirt. Like many others, the doctor is of
tho opinion that it's the proper thing.
Mr.. Sidney A. Johnson left last
evening for Atlanta, where ho will spend
several days purchasing complete line
Cash Bargain Store. After next week
this line of business will be carried on
by the Cash Bargain Store in the room
next door to their clothing house, for
merly occupied by Mycr Saul.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Davis, formerly
of Westminster, have recently moved to
Walhalla and occupy the second floor Of
tho VanDivcrc building on the north
side Of Main street. Mr. Davis is open
ing up a,stock of goods in the building
occupied by Lees restaurant. We wei
come them to our midst and wish them
oiioCcss
The representatives in the Lcgisla-
ture from Oconcc county have returned
home from their arduous labors in Co.
lnmbla for the past forty days. They
arc looking remarkably healthy and
vigorous. The Congarcc water is not SO
bad as represented, at least our repre-
sentativcs have suffered no serious dct-
rimont from its use.
Mr.. w. H. Hester, of Spar,anburg,
S. c., spent Monday in Walhalla on. busi-
ness. lie is now managing "'rho Wind
sor," ono of Spartanburg's best hotels
lle is well known as hotel man, having
been manager of several popular houses
during tho past fifteen years. His many
Walhalla friends are always glad to wei
como Mr.. Hester in town and wish him
abundant success in the city of the Spar
tans.
Tho society event in Clayton, Ga.
last week was the marriage of NIr James
Tristo Reynolds. Miss Tristic is tho
daughter of John X. Reynolds, editor o
tho Clayton Tribune, and for tho past
two years has been the rcigning belle il
Rabun county. Mr.. Grant is Il young at
tOrnoy from IIabcrsham county Th,
marriage ceremony was performed at tn,
Blue Ridge hotel by its proprietor, ID. II
Duncan, Esq.
--Lnnney's Wine of Cod Liver Oil
combined with wild cherry, pure hypo
phosphites of lime, soda, potassium
iron, magancso, quininc, strychnia an,
diastatic extract Of malt is Il remedy tha
you can depend upon to combat th
effects of colds and coughs, as well a
lung and throat troubles that have be
come chronic. For building mp run
down system it is very useful. Tn
advantage of this preparation over other
of similar nature lies in the absout
purity of it's ingredients and caro- in it
manufacture only a small quantity bcin
made at time. This palatablc prcpa
ration will be found valuable for wca
and delicate children and will cnabl
them to better withstand tho suddc
changos of winter. Your money back
not as represented. w. j. Lunncy.