Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18


toWalhalla on last MI On d6y af q, . ,ro.
tlacted visit to} " i,4inia and nth &. I,
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~. -, .l'is sN'eeK IN tile interest OF his
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a'1 siau 70 see NJ - Perry out
'''s peei' y, ohliliea 70 MS room
~ ''loens WIN IN e'lina tisn'.
Mrs. Bette Adams, who has beon Mt
oiNoi.s iof seVerai months, returned
nome on lasS as = iuesday ne evening
n Ar. p. r., Gibson loft w ednosday morn
ing for Columbia, where ho will he en-
ployed as Doolskoener of tbe s;,,oe,. So,v
i''s ihitci'ine y company. =. .lS
Mr.. C. w. lWiecking adyertises tlis
week for apples and peaches, to bo de-
liyered ct tho Wine Association cellar.
Sec advertisement in another column.
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moved this week to Toccoa, Ga. Mr..
Mulltey is good boot and shoe-lmakcr
and we trust ho will find rcmuneratiye
employment in his new homo
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Married, July 7th, 1880, by Rcv. y. j.
Carter, pl Capt. WA. .. Dcato:i'a place,
Mr.. Alexander III. Holdbrow to Miss Sid
dcy Weaver, both of IIabersham county,
Captain f. Melchc,s and family, of
Charlcston, are ut Mrs. Norman's for
'he summer. Capt. Mclchers is ono of
tho handsomcst mombors of tho press
gang OF the State. Wc welcome him and
his TO Walhalla.
Mr.. Andy J. Fradv m old votcra, of
tho Florida war now 90 vcors old ,y,,o
has been absent from tho state For fonr
wears, is now rctrrncd and 10 1nnkino
after his family and shaking tho hands
OF ms old friends in Oconcc. Mr.. Frady
mas llVcd very humble life and done,
porhaps' more hard work than any man
! tii't1 over hVod III TINS county.
During q recent visit to piclxcns wo
were pratificd to find tbo nu,,lic r,,ds l.,
the Western part Of that countv IN hoiinr
condition than we have known tbo, in
ovor thirty wears. It is also honeful to
find the County Commissioners IN Soma
changes madc in tho public roads hovo
lo"lno tilat IL is no further to go round
thc mis- than IL IS over them. This
much has been gained at least.
Mr.. G. Wanncr has received lcttc,
! from tho railroad authorities, STATING flat
arrangements arc now being made for ,
change of schedule on tho Blue Ridpe
Division of the Columbia and Grcenyillc
Railroad, so that tho passenger train will
| leave Walhalla in time to make conncc-
ton with the morning passenger and cx.
The proposed change will probably pC
into OBJECT on Monday. the 22d instant
Wouldn't it be moro attractive tf
strangers visiting Walhalla if the parl
around the court house was cleaned out;
It's said that a stranger was heard to sa,
tho other day, while walking around on,
temple of justice, that things looked
mighty ragged somehow. He mug!
have meant tho brush, &C., lying around
for certainly the Offices of our Tom,
Dick, jim, Joe, Pet, Dave and Warren
arc pleasant and attractive TO all who
come and go.
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in Spain, the man at IA, the woman at 12;
i'll Russia, the man at Is, tho woman Mt
16; in Greece, tho man at Id, the woman
at ~; in France, the man at IS, tho wo-
man at 10; in SaXony, tho man ut Is, the
woman at 10; in Belgium, tho man ut IS,
the woman at 10; in Germany, the man
at Is, the woman at IA; in Switzerland,
the man at ii, tho woman AT l2; in Hun
gary, Catholics, the man at If, the wo-