Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-09-04
Ioeal ano Mcrspnal.
-"Bloom sells it for less"

-DriuSc 10 repair. 800 ADVERTISEMENT.
Mrs. l.. L. Bafr and children, of
Groonvilo, are visiting her parents,
Major and Mrs. S. p. Dondy, in Midway.
-Fow odds and ends in pants to go at
your own price, at Blooms.
MIR. Goo. Reese, of Bowersville, Ga
was among friends in Walhalla last
week.
Mrs. Jane Webb, of Hartwell, Ga, is
on a visit to relatives in Oconcc. AT
present she is at Mr.. A. II. Ellison's, near
West Union.
Mrs. NJ. A. IJanc and daughters,
Misses Canty and May IIanc, of Fort
Motto, S. c., arc visiting at tho homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Harrison.
Miss jennie Miller returned to her
home at Grecnvillc Monday afternoon,
after spending several months in Wal
halla at tho home of DR.. G. G. Probst.
The public will please take notice
that the day of tho letting Of tho Hud-
son bridge, over Chauga creek, on tho
Roguos Ford road, has been changed to
September 10th.
Tho Southern FIGURING Mill at West
minister, S. c., will not bc run for few
days. Due notice will be givcn when tho
mill will start up again.
II. Y. ii. Lowcry.
DIR. Silas j. Duific, of Columbia, is at
Gen. w. f. Ervin's for n few days. His
health is bad and he seeks our fine eli
mato to rccuperate. We trust he will
soon bo restored to his usual good health.
Rev. j. II. Stone, missionary, will
preach at Mill Creek school house on
tho third Sunday in September at II
o'clock, and ut Belmont school house on
the fourth Sunday and Saturday night
before.
Ills Satanic Majesty, tho devil, is
now going up and down through Tho
Courier office, seeking whom he may
devOur, in tho person of Mr.. Bruce
Crosby vice Mr.. John ii. Ernest, re-
signed.
part cash; balance secured. Pasturage
to ront, near widow Stocle's, at 124 cents
per acre per annum. Apply to Maj. s..
=. Dendy, Walhalla, S. g., or II. S. Strib-
ling, Seneca, S. G.
Tho Tabcr school has n good "Fcde-
ration Library now-bcttcr than any it
books to every ono in tho community
who would like to read them. Hours
Fridays, from to $50 p. m.
,,,,Fahncstock's dental rooms, Wal
halla, open Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays from 10 tilIA o'clock.
-Wo are requested to give notice that
tho ladies' union prayer meeting will
meet on Friday afternoon at i.3O o'clock
.. at the residence of Mrs. j. j. Anscl.
Mrs. Catharinc Smith will lead. Subject
for consideration is "Thc parable of the
mustard Secd.'
Tho teachers summer school for
Pickons county opened at Eascy last
Monday at 2 p. m. State Superintcnd-
cnt Of Education John j. McMahan has
charge, assisted by Prof. Domnick, of
tho Easley Graded School. The school
will close Thursday, September 2G.
Died, August "a, 1901, little Baltic,
nino months old baby of Mr.. and Mrs
J. l.. Slater, at thcir home, near Wal
halla, from toothing and cholera infan-
tum. Born November 7, 1900. She was
jricd Sunday, August 23th, at Bethel
cemetery. a large conc0urse Of sorrow
ing friends and relatives were present.
Mrs. Lille Morgan Ritter died at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Morgan, near Ncwry, on tho 9th of
August, after an illness Of several days
She leaves a husband (Mr. John f. Rit-
ter) and baby seven months old The
bereavcd have tho sympathy Of many
friends.
Married, at Ncwry, August Goth,
1901, by Rev. w. Il. McAlistcr, Mr.
Rhodda G. Crcnshaw and Miss May
Childcrs. Tho Ncwry friends of the
happy couple wish thcm much success
and happiness through life. The groom
is son of Mr.. Thomas Cronshaw and
tho bride a daughter Of Mr.. w. p. Chill
ders, all Of Ncwry.
Capt. (Billy) w. c. Smith, the veto
ran conductor on the Grccnvillo and
Columbia Railroad, was in Walhalla on
Sunday night, visiting his daughter, Mrs.
f~&H young as he ever did and the railroad
- .rvicc is a delight to him. He is an
OcOnco taxpayer being owncr of some
valuable real estate in the county.
-Expccting shipment Of mems cloth
ing by tomorrow, at Blooms.
DR.. w. II. Dcndy, of Pozcr, S. c.,
paid lis an appreciated call on Monday.
Ho and his wife and children arc visiting
relatives in Walhala and elsewhere in
tho county. lIc is ono of the leading
physicians of his progressive town. His
many OcOncc friends arc pleased to SEQ
him looking so we'll Come again, viii
your hearty grasp Of the hand carries us
back to our school boy days those happy
days spont on the sunny slopes around
old Richland and Bounty Land Acadc
mics.
The valuable thoroughbred pointer
May-bclonging to Mr.. Campbell Courtc-
nay, OF Ncwry, was bitten by rattle
snake Sunday afternoon, lst instant
Everything possible was done to save
this great hunting dogs life, but She
died after severe suffering Monday after
noon. She was Of high pedigree and of
remarkable intelligence and the pct of
tho whole village. When all remedies
had failed chloroform was used frco,y to
relieve hor suffcrings.
In spring every one should lessen tho
extra work forced upon their system by
taking somo reliable blood pu,.Gcr.
Sickness does not need to bo already
present. You should purify your blood
:. svory spring to get the excess matter
(Occasioned by tho heavy dict of wintor)
out of your system. Try Iunney's Com,
pound Extract of Sarsaparilla. There is
nothing better. $1.O0 por bottle at .un-
pey's Drug Store, Seneca, $. 9.