Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-02-13
WALHALLA HOTEL.
COUNTY PEOPLE WELCOMED
AND SERVED.
MEALS 25c. FAC III.
When In town come to see me.
90 w. J.5 BEARD, Manager.
yXTANTED, for 4 cash, Dogwood and
Wv Persimnon Iogs.a 4 Southern Hard
wood Company, r. O.. Box $40, Charles
ton, g. Q. Nov. a, 1900 ms I.
MEALS 25c. EA 6 H.s
9oral alro Merso1,al,.
...Bloom sells IL for less.,,55

Some good horses aud mules for sale
at Garter e Go. Is. IS IS. 4
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Smith,
on the 9th instant, q son.
--T. D. Grant, nolored, is teaching the
Pine Grove colored school, near Fair
Read Mr.. j. H. Adams ad. this
week. He is slaughtering prices for q
few days. I, q 4 s.s
Mics Bessie Shanklin, of Anderson,
is visiting her friend, Miss Julia X. Max
well, this week. { $4a
+ Try Carter q Co.'s South Georgia
syrup. It is sure fine, and the only pure
K syrup you can buy. AZ /.
Ii you want the best flour on the
market go to Carter 6 Co. and get Rox-
ane or Bakers Choice.
miss Fannie Maxwell spent last Fri
day at Pendleton visiting friends and
attending q very enjoyable dance.
81, Ex-Sheriff w. w. Moss is visiting the
family Of DIR. and Mrs. j !. w. Bowen, at
Mount Pleasant, 8. c., this week. e
- Mrs. James rhinney, ct West Union,
who has been quite siok for two months,
we are glad to learn is improving,
III. A. III. Gibson, ESD, is spending a
few days in Greenville, visiting his
daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Hutchinson, and
family.
Mr.. w. L. Gibson, Of Columbia,
spont Sunday in Walhalla on visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A. H.
Gibson.
-Mre. j. NJ. Ward and daughter, Miss
day from an extended visit to relatives
In West Point, Ga.
Attention 10 called to new advertise
ment of Mr.. r. n. Carter, of West
Union, who sells general merchandise,
fertilizers, grain, etc..
THE law requires you to wear
pants''--that is, it requires about half
;, the population to do 80. Read ". L..
Norman's pointed paper on pants.
County Auditor Reese will take
returns at his Office in the Court House
the penalty will attach. A word to the
wise Is sufficient
A.. --There will be Q congregational meet
ling at Bethel Presby yterlan church on the
3 second Sabbath in March, 1901, at three
s o. clock sp.. M, for the purpose of electing
adeacon. A full attendance of the men,
bers desired.
MIR. Carson Oelkers, Of Summerville,
spent several days in Walhalla last week
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D
Oelkers. The many friends of Mrs. Oel-
much improved.
Under the firm name of B. @. Brcc.A
s. Bro, Messrs. B. O. and l.. o. Brock,
formerly Of Anderson county, have
opened up a general merchandise busi-
ness at Chalmer, in this county. We
wish these young gentlemen every suc-
cess. IA.
Tho Parsonage Aid Society of the
Walhalla Methodist church at its recent
monthly meeting elected Mrs. j. j. Ansel,
President, and Mrs. s. n. Pitohford,
Secretary and Treasurer, to serve for one
year. This society is doing a commenda-
BILE and praiaeworthy work.
Mr.. j. e. Kelley, who has been con-.
duoting mercantile business at Tomas
SEQ for several years, has moved his store
about,a mile from his old stand, and can
now be found as the Rankin bridge. See
advertisement Mr.. Kelley will be glad
stand.
Walhalla last week on business He was
going to Union, s. O., where he has a
contract for building twenty-five houses
for the Union Cotton Mills. His family
remains at Seneca, and he will make his
home there when his contract is COM
pleted.
Mrs. Eliza link, widow of Conrad
link, died at her home, near Walhalla, on
Wednesday, 9th instant, at tho advanced
age OF seyenty-one years. Her husband
died during tho war between the States.
On Friday afternoon her body was
buried in the cemetery of Pleasant Ridg ge
Baptist church.
The residence of DIR. q. l.. Martin,
near Greenville. was totally destroyed by
fire at 2.3O O'Clock last Friday morning.
With the exception Of piano and few
4 smaller articles OF furniture. avarytlipg
was lost. Damage was about half Gov
cred by insurance. The many Oconee
friends OF tho family will regret to learn
Of their misfortune.
AT the last regular monthly meeting
of the Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of tho Walhalla Methodist church
the following officers were elected to
serve for one year: President, Mrs. Il. L.
Snsith; Recording Secretary, Mrs. G.. w.
Pitcbford; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
r. T. Jaynes; Treasurer, Mrs. j. @.
Miokler. The society has quite good
membership and is doing an excellent
work In the cause of foreign missions.
"A now schedule on the Blue Ridge
Railroad went into effect last Wednesday
morning. There is little change in the
regular passenger schedule, but the
aCCOmOGaClOn Train arrives ana leaves
about two hours later than 1t did under
the old schedule. The passenger train
now leaves Walhalla at 0.1O a. m a
arrives at Anderson at1O.40 q. m. Re-
sturningi leayea Anderson $40 p. IN, and
sarriyess Walhalla s6.25 y p. sno ). Freight
leaves And efson o. 90 q, IN !. and arrives at
Walhalla 1.30 p. m. Returning, leaves
Wslha!a. 40 2.:G p. III. aud arrives az
Anderson 4.51 p. m.
--Lunney's Wine Of Cod Liver Oil,
combined with wild cherry, pure hypo
phosphites Of lime, soda, potassium,
Iron, maganese, quinine, strychnia and
fdiastatic ext tract OF malt, is a remedy that
you can depend upon to combat the
effects of colds and coughs, as well as
lung and throat troubles that have be-
como chronic. Fcr building up rum
down system 1t is very useful. The
advantage Of this preparation over others
of q similar nature lies in the absolute
purity OF its ingredients and care in its
inanufacture only a small quantity being
made at q time. This palatable prepa-
ration will be found valuable for weak
and delicate children and will enable
sthom 10 better withstand tine sudden
changes OF winter. Y our money back IL
not as represented. w. j. LunneN