Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-05
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Watch our advertising columns closely.
They contain Information every week. }.
53 Ono of our waathor rrognes ticato,s
says weare going to have q SO ogere 8in4
3 tor. Il s q II X, q ISL
s 4 The corn crop hi the mountain section
Of our county, though a little late, is re-.
markedly fine. & +. 1. 3 5jls
Remember the Walhalla Male Col
lege opens next Monday, i'll. Kaufmann,s
Qoera House, with an ablo corps of pro.
}fessols. 81
Commissioners Crisp knows how to
mako corn as we'll rs to build roads and
bridges. ue expects to harvest 1 900 to
i, 800 bushels of corn on 10 acres.
Mr.. w. j: Erwin, of Lynchburg, Va,
is visiting his father Con. w. r. Erwin,
He is ono of Walhalla's boys who has
made most successful business man.
Married, at Gates, s. O., Oh September
list, 1880, Mr. j., @. Howard to Miss i. r.
Fades, by T.. Q. Reid, Notary Public, all
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Married, August 2O, 1880, at the resi-
4 dence of tho BRIDES father, by the Rev.
y. b. Col!ey, Mr.. James Ii. Whitmire to
Miss Emolino Wiggington, all of Ocunee
We saw Mr.. Grant (Picking) huge
stone out Of tho road which loads from
tho Hon. A. b. Grants residence to WAL
halia, job very much needed in many
public roads.
hi. III l.. Symms and his hospitable
lady know how to make their guests feel
pleasant. Mr.. S. has a fino crop of corn,
In fact ho has anything that is necessary
to the well being of family.
Robert Hix, colorcd, of Ocon' o, was
tho only person convicted in the United
States Court, at Groenvillo, from this
county, for transgrossing the revenue
laws.
Mr.. w. G. Russell has very pleasant
mountain home and good farm attached.
He has tho finest spring of good, clear,
cold water wo over saw, also a largo fami-
ly of nice girls and boys, the kind to up
hold good schools
4 Tho infant son of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
u. Harbin died at their residence Monday
morning, aged clovcn days. 1t was buried
i'll tho new cemetery Tuesday ut II A. NJ,
Roy. B. M. Pack conducting the funeral
services ut tho grave
Wc have struck off quite n number of
extra copies Of this issue of tho COURIER,
containing tho address OF Hon. Benjamin
Tcrrell, of Texas, OH tho Farmers ALI
ance, which can be had ut five cents per
copy by applying at this Office.
The Walhalla Female College opened
it's fall session, on Monday last, with
brighter prospects than over before since
tho Presidency Of Prof III. G. Reed. IIo
reports fifty pupils already enrolled and
many moro arc expected next week.
Mrs. w. D. Stribling and Miss Minnie
Butler, an accomplished young lady of
Eatonton, Ga, are spending few days
Mt, tho home of School Commissioner
S. +. Stribling. They, in company with
other friends, won't OH a jaunt to the t,n-
mel Tuesday.
Mr.. j. II. Beard loft last Thursday for
Concordia, Mississippi, where he has Sc
cured n good position as book-kcepcr.
"Joo" is ono Of our model young mon
with whom wo arc loath to part. Wo be-
speak for him much success and bright
future.
Mrs. w. L. Stoddard, of IIartwcll, Ga,
10 ,Y;us{t {trfr 1,nr Co ,;<.1,1
and family. Sho has been visiting rela-
tives in Grconvillc several weeks and will
spend sometime with the homo folks in
Walhalla before returning to her Georgia
home. Her many friends arc pleased to
soc hor looking so we'll.
Prof. John O. Hicks, Rev. B. Nj. Pack
and Prof II. G. Reed, of Walhalla, S. G.,
have associated themselves together to
build up q first class malc high school of
high grade III Walhalla. The many friends
of Prof. Hicks in this section will DO
pleased to hear of his success in this en-
torpriso. - Franklin (N. ca Press.
School Commissioner s. p. Stribling
has becn appointed a committee of ono
to conduct tho competitive examination
of applicants; at Walhalla Court House,
on Tuesday, September 10, for tho two
beneficiary scholarships in the South Ca
rolina University, given by tho Alumni
Association to the poor boys of tho State.
Address him for desired information.
Victor Louis, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs V. l.. Norman, died at their resi-
donco in Walhalla, last Sunday morning,
after brief illness, being sick only ono
day. Little Victor was aged five months
and twenty days. The funeral services
were conducted in tho Lutheran church
Monday afternoon ut six o'clock by Rev.
j. G. Reitz, assisted by Rcv. j. T. Fo-
garlic.
MI. W. w. Keys, of Grccnvillc, junior
editor of the Cotton Plant and tho baptist
Courier, was in Walhalla last Thursday
and paid our sanctum an appreciated
call. Ho was riding tho circuit with Col.
Bon. Terrell, the Alliance Lecturer, and
taking subscriptions for his publications,