Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-08-22
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Judge Norton IL contin1ing the IT iiraS
Sfynoing around his premises a. is
Mr.. Lee Holloman of Townyilie, is at
& home spending a few days. Y q q 81
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I millinery and fancy goods at cost.
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s goods. Cali md SEQ t,,nn, NJ >s"'S 4 ''
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laly Of Columbia snant J fa,,, !, -. i,al
week with bei. friend Misc Ada Totha,,,
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ny ie ~ hIs nave Deen very cool lately,
blankets. S'''N' -
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,', ,.e .HN 'ssseiis' ths pig ponic ut
{ oeEeca !. To-Day. fou Will have a. delight
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niiss Aiico @ hialllohcy, cllarmlng young
.Aay " ohaiiestoh' ls on q Visit 10 her
4 trlleenas, tlelra, the MISSES Johnsons. at4
niiss ,a'ilio ,a Sts0thor' q oeaatitui .S young
,.uy = ugoioiu' - Flsitlis nor aunt,
'iii'' NIB " w ~ f'.to1ior, F''' tliVu tliu fanny
8S Mr. GIis Aryo has q largo quantity of
aJiS my 'i,' ucic,ous Pei'c'les ana says:
- So"isoifcs''' Et}
Rev. ID. f.. Carter has the largest lot of
cabbage in his section of our county
also lot of fino peaches.
Hss. S;f II. Thrift has some line corn
and expects to harvest enough to meet
tho exgencies of life for another twelve
months.
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ley, in fact, all the Damascus country.
has not boon botter for numhe. of
years.
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and many othcr relatives and friends in
Walhalla this week.
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ond stronoth
II you want the position OF Steward of
the ioor House, you had better flo your
C,ork &c thn no,rd 10 ro,,.. ra:
a;onnrs on ~, hnsnro con+om,no. ] n''' ~
49, 49, '''o"'N, "cp'o "So'iO "iiu tcic-
gfaph operator Tor tho Columbir and
ereenvllle Railroad, atPeak's Station, in
Lexington county, is visiting his father
Iherc VIII DO no services in tho Wal
mana Mcthodist church on ncXt Sunday
on account Oh the pastor bong III attend
ahco upon tho sunday School Confer
ehce at Whltmife's'
y Pro-. Carter, according to announce
ment in last weck,s manor will o;vc h;S
1ree enterta'nment III the Court House at
Walhalia' on FRIDAY night, August 23d.
HIS sho" VIII CONSIST Oh lectures, ven
tfl'oq"nsm' &C.
Gen. NJ. G. Butler IIo,.. James S.
Cothran, Hon. Henry w. Grady. Col. j.
S. Werner and M. II. Anscl, ESD, arc OK
pected to be present to-day at Seneca and
ADDRESS the people on tho living issues OF
'ho .i'''oS. l'e1 oVerypoay go 10 seneca
) ttiill llc;tr ClleSc NlStllpulSnCu Bentlcmcn.