Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-03-06
E. III. MCCULLOUGH.
Civil Engineer and Architect,
Office: Earle Building, Court House Square.
Yotal umb Mersonal.
-"Bloom sells it for less"

Jaynes'.
Mr.. j. A. Steck, of Tho Courier, is
confined to his room with an attack of
la grippe.
Read tho new advertisements of NJ.
Norman.
If you want to buy furniture for
cash or on installmonts call on G. G,
Jaynes.
-Four nice young milk COWS with
young calves for sale at j. p. Stribling's,
Richland, S. G.
Col. Robt. A. Thompson has been
confined to his 70 on since Monday with
an attack of grip.
Mr.. G. l.. Dean and family have
moved to Walhalla. They occupy tho
Fahncstock house, on Faculty Hill.
Married, at Newry, S. c., on March
Sd, 1901, Mr.. A. II. Wilson to Miss Della
Stewart, Rev. w. II. McAllstcr ofliciat
ing.
Tho grip is prevailing very generally
over the country. In Walhalla thore arc
many cases, nearly every family having
one or more sick with it.
Rev. r. l.. Duliic will preach at I.au-
rel Springs Methodist church on tho
fifth Sabbath in this month-Nlarch-
IL a. M, and on Saturday before at 4
p. III.
Miss Helen Moss began teaching a
school on Factory Hill on Monday morn
ing i'll ono of the cottage residences
over there. Sho has quite large enroll
ment of students.
Mr.. w. j. Duflie, of Columbia, is on a
business trip to Walhalla for few days.
He is the guest while here of Gen. w. f.
Erwin and wife. Mr.. Duffie is always a
welcome visitor among our people.
Miss Hattie Rutlcdge, who has been
quito sick with intlammatory rheumatism
for the past two months, is improving.
Her many friends hope sho will soon re-
gain her health and strength.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. w. Il. hlcAllister will preach at
Pleasant Hill church OH the fourth Sun
day in March at II a. m. and at Hope
we'll on tho first Sunday in April at II
a. m.
Mr.. j.. II. Collins, photographer of
Anderson, S. c., will be at Mr.. Geo. w.
Eaton's gallery at Walhalla, S. c., on tho
18th, 18th and 10th of March. Parties
wanting first class work will do well to
call on him.
Married, on February 2Gth, 1901, by
Rev. Andy McGuflin, Mr.. Sloan Mckee
to Miss Nellie Dickson. This young
cOup!o have M INV fron}, ,,l,c ,,,;.l, ~, 80,
long, prosperous and happy married
life.
Mrs. N. l.. FAINT and children, after
spending three weeks with her parents
in Columbia, S. c., returned home last
Wednesday evening. These annual out
ings arc greatly enjoyed by her and chill
dren.
Having located in Seneca, S. c., for the
practice OF medicine, respectfully offe.
my professional services to the public.
| can be found in day time by inuuiring
at Lnnncy's drug store; at night in room
over back door of Coleman e Co.'s store.
DR.. Il. E. Mason.
Mr.. f. II. McColoughs card ap-
pears in another column, announcing
that he has opened an Office in the Earle
building on Court House square where
ho will be pleased to meet those wanting
work done along the line of civil cngi-
nccring and architecture.
Mrs. Susan Lewis, widow of the late
Andrew f. Lewis, died at her homo on
Seneca river, near Clemson College, on
Monday, 4th instant, at an advanced age.
ller body was buried Tuesday at the Old
Stone church She leaves several chill
dren and large circle of friends to
mourn her death
Capt. James r. Reid and Dr. w. T..
Ashmorc. of Newry, S. c., wcro in Wal
halla on business Tuesday. While here
they paid The Courier Office pleasant
visit. Capt. Reid informed us that he
had been subscriber to The Courier for
forty-two years and during that long time
ho had only missed receiving ono issue
and that was February goth, 1901. A
prompt visitor truly is The Courier.
"A Sunday School was organized in
one of the cottage residences on Factory
Hill on last Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock. Mr.. j. T.. Crosby WAS elected
superintendent and Mr.. q. Il. Gaiiiard,
secretary and treasurer The following
teachers were selected for tho school: :
j. w. Shcl0r, Esq, Mrs. O. Hicks, Mrs.
Owens, Miss Olive Hicks, Miss Pauline
Schaid and Miss Gertrude Smith. Cook S
Union Sunday School literature will be
used. The exercises Of tho school will
begin promptly at 3 o'clock p. IN. The
outlook is very encouraging for large
and interesting Sunday school among our
factory people.
As oil is essential to the perfect run
ming of machinery, so, too, is a spring
tonic and blood purifier necessary to the
well being Of the human body. / doin't
say you arc sick, but tho simple fact that
every ones blood becomes more or less
sluggish during the winter, ought to be
a convincing argument that it is for the
bettcrmcnt of your health in general to
assist yonr system while this extra work
OF purifying the blood Is forced upon it.
l.nnnoy'S Compound Extract Of Sarsa-
parlla assists nature in oxpclling,
through the sccrctory and cxcrctory or
gans, those matters which disturb it's
purity and impair health. ) pcr bottle
at Iunnoy's drug store, Seneca, s. G.