Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-09-18
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at John #. Craig's.
Good milch COW for sale. Apply to
d. A. Smith, Courier Office.
Rev. w. w. Mills, of Camden, is Wis
iting Mrs. @. G. Strong and family.
-Four hundred bushels wintor grazing
oats for sale at 75c. por bushel, by j. p.
Stribling, Riohland, S. G.
Mr.. John Gordon Coogler, of Colum-
bia, tho we'll known South Carolina poot,
diod In that city on 9th instant.
Maj. s. p. Dendy combined business
with pleasure and took in tho Smith OK
cursion to Atlanta Tuesday morning.
Mr.. w. Patrick Dickson, of Meet,
Pickons county, was in Walhalla last
woek. His many friends were pleased to
meet him again.
M. w. Coleman & Co., of Seneca,
have now advertisement in this issue.
Read what they have to say about their
dross goods.
--Rov. j. A. White returned to his
homo at Sampit, S. c., last Saturday, after
n short visit to Walhalla and other points
in tho county.
-Wantcd-Fiftoen teams to haul lum-
Dor at S275 per 1000 foot. Apply at
onco to j. c. Shockley,
West Union, s. G.
Lost or misiaiti, near Walhalla, S. c.,
thousand mile ticket over tho Southern
Railroad. Finder will be suitably ro-
warded by returning 1t to Mr.. w. j.
Duffie or Maj. S. p. Dendy.
--Jaynos & Shelor have few hundred
dollars that they will lend in small
amounts-not less than one hundred dol
lars-at 8 per cent interest, on security
to be approved.
--Rov. w. S. Hamiter will preaoh at
Old Pickens on Sabbath, goth of Sep
tomber, at II a. m. Public cordially in
vited to DO present, especially all who
are interested in repairing tho church
building.
Walhalla, Oh Wednesday evening, Sep
tombor II, 1901, at o'clock, by Rev. j.
q. Schaid, Mr. Androw Keaton and Miss
Mary Jano Owens. We wish them "all
that is best
Lots for sale at Newry OH easy terms; !;
part cash; balance secured. Pasturago
to rent, near widow Steele's, at 12i cents
por acre per annum. Apply to Maj. S.
T.. Dendy, Walhalla S. c., or IT. S. Strb-
ling, Seneca, S. G..
Mrs. j. r. Anderson and Miss Ida
Koith left Monday morning for Meridian,
Miss, to visit their sister, Mrs. May
Harris. Mrs. Anderson will spend two
weeks or more with her sister, while
Miss Ida will entor college in that city.
Mr.. j. r. Bryce, of Jacksonville,
and Mr.. Willie Bryce, of Charleston, arc
visiting their mother and family in Wal
halla. These young gentlemen are in
the employ Of Uncle Sam and arc always
welcome visitors on their native hills.
-Annie, tho l2-ycar-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tollcson, of tho Fair
view section, died last Saturday night of
typhoid fover and was buried at New
Hope Sunday afternoon. Tho bereavod
parents have the sympathy of many
friends.
Mr.. II. G. Waddoll of Columbia.
general travelling and soliciting agent of
tho Acid Iron Mineral Company, of that
city, has been in Walhalla for several
days filling orders for his "Acid Iron
Mineral" a now and valuable remedy for
score of diseases that flesh is her to-
-Walhalla is represented in Atlanta
to-day by Mr.. and Mrs. Goo. l.. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Oelkers, Misses
Annie Stucke and Dora Schroeder, and
Mossrs. Sidney Johnson, j. M. Baldwin,
G. G. Jaynes, r. A. Jackson, II. r. Alex
ander and II. II. Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. T. NJ. Riser, Misses
Thompson returned last Thursday from
pleasant visit to relatives in Columbia
and Orangeburg. They loft Tuesday
morning for Cincinnati, whore thNy will
visit Mr.. K. B. Thompson and family.
Jim Pruitt, colorcd farmer living on
Major VIM. J. Stribling place, on Como
ross, showed lib a curiosity last week in
the shape of twin watcrmelons. They
were joined together at tho stem. Jim
bination-a colored brother and twin
watermelOns.
Mrs. DR.. w. II. Fold, Of Pickons
county, has been on n visit to her nieco,
Mrs. G. l.. Craig, of our town. She in
formed ns that this was her first appear
ance in Walhalla. Mrs. Field is very
pleasant and affablo lady. We hope she
will visit our mountain city again at no
distant day.
recently returned from New York, where
he purchased n large stock of goods,
and is now offering special Inducements
to his customers. He is always abreast
OF tho times in tho mercantile world and
looks out for tho interests of his friends.
Read his advertisement and give him a
call.
Last night tho meat market Of Smith
& Rose was entered by unknown par
ties and tho money drawer relieved of
eighteen cents, sOme valuable papers,
clock and razor taken, and ono page
torn from tho day book. Tho entrance
was effected by drawing a staple from
the screen doors. The heavy, solid doors
are left open in order to thoroughly ven
tilato tho market.
In spring cvory one shc aid lessen the
extra work forced upon their system by
taking somo reliable blood purifier.
Sickness does not need to DO already
present You should purify your blood
ovory spring to got tho excess matter
(occasioncd by tho heavy diet Of wintor)
out Of your system. Try Lunney's Com
pound Extract Of Sarsaparila. There il
nothing bottor. S1.0O per bottle at Lun.
noy's Drug Store, Seneca, s. G.
The many friends of Capt. j. L.
Shanklin, of Richland, were pleased tC
300 him on tho Court House Square or
Monday morning last. This was his first
visit to Walhalla in about eightoor
months. We were glad to 500 him look
Ing SO well, although ho says no has not
much uso of hs feet and legs for walk
ing purposes. lIo promises to visit Wal
may bo able to meet and talk with many
OF his old friends whom no has not seer
in long time.
Ralph Bingham, tho famous racon
tour, appeared at Bclls Hall last Friday
night nndor tho auspices Of tho Alkahes
I.yccum, and tho largo audience was
highly pleased with his entertainment
Ho Is far superior to any ono who has
ever made an appearance horo as an on
tortaincr. Tho many words Of praise
bestowed upon him by the pross arc by
no means unmeritcd. Besides his easl
and admirable manner Of relating story
Mr.. bingham is a pianist, violinist ant