Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-02-27
9pral aro Mersonal.
-"Bloom sells it for less"

Miss Belle Cooley, OF Walhalia, spont
Sunday with friends in Liberty, S. c.
Mr.. John F. Craig, of Seneca, has
been spending several days recently in
Walhalla on business.
SEQ the Cash Bargain Grocery Store
for meat, flour, sugar, coffee, lard, rice,
grits, cheese, ETC., etc. Phone No. 1.
The snow last Saturday gavo the
children % splendid opportunity to have
great deal of fun and develop severe
colds.
The many friends of Mrs. j. w. L.
Thompson will DO glad to learn that she
is recovering from her recent attack of
pneumonia.
Married. on February 1lth, 1901, by
Isaac Wicklffe, Esq, Mr.. John II. Bracls-
enrdge to Miss Sibie Page. Both Of
Oconee county.
Judge j. w. Hollcman has been
drawn as a grand juror in tho United
States Court which convencs at Charles
ton OH April 3D..
Mr. j. l.. Holly and family left for
Westminster Monday last and will make
their home there in tho future. We re-
gret to lose them from our midst.
If you want good team or saddle
horse ring up No. II, and "Tom" will do
tho rest. Read Mr.. Alcxander's new ad-
vertisement. lie is handling lots of fer
tilizers.
Deputy Marshal j. II. Mckinney and
others captured ton gallons Of corn juice
from i n Cnnp1, lne
week also, one buggy, gray horse, etc..
Pickons Journal, February q.
-Rov. G. Il. Carkson spent several
days in Williamson last week in attend
ance upon tho session of the annual
missionary meeting of the Methodist
preachers of the Grccnvilc district.
Mr.. j. II. Cantrel left Monday for
Demorest, Ca, where he will take a
special course at the school at that place.
IIo has taught in several districts in
Oconco and has given general satisfac-
ton.
-We are in receipt of communica-
ton from Fair Play signed "Rcd Bird"
which wo cannot publish, as the writer
failed to give us his or her name. a
correspondent should always sign his
name, not for publication, but simply
that we may know who the writer is.
Please observe this nvariable rule in
writing for the press
When you want anything in the gro
cery limo call up Phone No. /. You will
get it at once.
Cash Bargain Grocery Store.
Mr.. Victor G. Miller, of Tuscaloosa,
Alabama, was in Walhalla two DAYS dur
ing tho past week. His many friends
were pleased to SEQ him looking so we'll.
He has been engaged in merchandising
at Tuscaloosa during the past four years
and is doing successful business. He
is tall, handsome young man, who mum
bers his friends by the score.
The dwelling house of Mr.. j. S. Cox,
near Wolf State, was burned last Thurs
day afternoon about o'clock When
the fire was discovered the roof was in a
blaze and all efforts to save the house
proved futile. The most Of the house
hold furniture was also destroyed Total
loss 800. No insurance. They have the
sympathy of many friends in their mis-
fortune.
Prof. Charles Lane, of Atlanta, Ga,
will preach in the Townvillc Presbytc-
rian church at Townvillc, $. G., on Sun
day, March 3, 1901, at 3.3O O'Clock y. m.
and will also lecture in the school build
ing Mt o'clock p. m. on Monday night,
March !th, 1901. Prof. Lane is one oi
4 fI,n
and those failing TO hear him will miss a
rare treat.
Eugene Perry, colorcd, a son of Tom
Perry, got his leg broken on Monday, the
25th of February, 1901. Ic was driving
lumber wagon for Mr.. Neville, hauling
lumber from Mr.. Car Rowland S saw mill.
His foot got caught between stump and
the brakes which caused tho breaking of
the leg below the knee, producing pain-
ful wound. He is receiving treatment
from Dr. ID. B. Darby. The boy was
about rs years old.
Tho Newman (Ga.) Weekly News,
January 23, 1901: "Mr. S. w. Ovcrstrcct.
of Wadlcy, Ga, has accepted the posi-
ton OF stcnographcr for the r. ID. Cole
manufacturing Company to succeed Mr..
D. &. Fischcsscr, who becomes Office man
agcr for the company, and Mr.. Il. T.. Platt
OF South Carolina, has assumed the posi-
tion of assistant bookkccpcr. Mr.. Els
chcsscr's many friends are delighted to
note his promotion, knowing his eminent
fitness and worthiDcss."
Lunncy's Wine of Cod Liver Oil,
combined with wild cherry, pure hypo-
phosphitcs of lime, soda, potassium,
iron, maganosc, quininc, strychnia and
diastatic extract of malt, is remedy that
you can depend upon to combat tho
effects of colds and coughs, as well as
lung and throat troubles that have be-
come chronic. For building MP a run
down system it is very useful. The
advantage of this preparation over others
OF similar nature lies in the absolute
purity Of it's ingredients and care in its
manufacture only small quantity being
made at time. This palatablc prcpa.
ration will be found valuable for weak
and delicate children and will enable
thom to better withstand the sudden
changes of winter. Your money back if
not as reprosOntp1 w 7 ,,nno,