Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-26
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In lp the 3 sQitaa el kead demy will leave. next
MonIia FOR this insti TUT on. y \ 3


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lin the Citadel a on9I Il, am ,s;lI m ,saye u
Nor. N ySfor this nat, t,,ti oS Nv
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s x. ~, 5rainlest loft on ed-
osn'ng s visit relatives m ' and
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iNeY Jonn y. ~ A Carlisle OF Spartanbnre
70 -, Yisle' ms SON eY: M. Ll Carlisle
,ts many lrlenas IN Walhalla VIII be
pioe'Set. - ~ Ae'ssH tnat ne mas very muoh
'iVso,' ~ IL ~ seaitii' ~
,lir. ". L. Norman left Wv alfalfa Tnesflay
morning to attend the Wedding Of his
"e i,oyef W. .. he VIII go
~ 70 q. tfske oharge
- sltoit 1usS1less curing tno apr
y eiio i's'.er oN ilss money moon.
Mr.. s. nj. VunWyck has q carpet ex-
hibitor wifi III will shoM \ from ono yard
Of carpet how room oven fifty yards
square would look whom scarpeted. Per.
sens Wishing carpets Ssc;:!d 30 ..yel to
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The people along tho line Of the Cum
berland Gap road are not entirely dis
eouraged. The president Of tho road
Will make an inspection of the graded
work next week, and the contract has
been let 70 have the road completed to
Abbeyille by the first of next January.
Rav. Relton a. love. of snartonI,,,,,,
s.. O., is on visit to Walhalla and Oco-
nee County with view to moving hero.
Rev. Mr.. Lowe is young gentleman of
pleasing address and minister in the
Baptist church. He is also an expert
eHced teectcr and is laoitsng ont to- 6
good school during the ensuing year.
Mr.. Auonst otersan 81 hoe ho,,o,,,+
tho farm Of Comntroller-G q onaral .vornar
near iowr. for tho ann of e. soo uois
ono of che late Gor,nan colonv rho
can,a RI ,,,ol,ot oao,,oo +La;, 49,, wo
want moro just like them to como and
buy land among u.s. Let our people all
show them the friendly and helping
hand.
Mr. u N Hoscor, of 1I;nh,ond, NJ
n ,,a;d +ho Co,,p,,,n feoa %, - -o,,,,,..
od call ono dov Lost ,,ooI, H. ,ra,,t ~
H;oblarda from In,yo A. 1901 o,d ,,os
thoronpblv idont;aad b;n,ooIf Vii tI,;s
anternriai,,e momrto;n +o,,n ~ ~
man of, affa;rs no oil viii oa,,,+ NJ, !.
Is told that he r,,ns q laroo aora,oi :, 49,.
oo,+;,o a+oro ! H.. 80 ,.'.a.,.. .,I,
blacksmith shop and tannery.
Mr.. w n Dendv ,v,;to, ,,s or,, 4,
tarrest;no ,,r;voto Is+tor fnon, n,,,las,o.a
IA yi,ara he ;s o++ond;no, t,,n nr,,s.t,'
Georgia Aor;cnltrroI CoI,ago co,,a,.ai
Oconea bovs aro attondina fhis ;nst;t,,
tion wbici, 20 oro,v;nn etood;l,, =, ,,,,,,a,,
ana natronaoe p,of wv w raao.a
who ,yoo o,,oa . profossor; l., 49, ~,
lepe several vea,a has beor oIooto,, ~
tha cha;r of anciont 1o,a,,oaos ona ~
tered mon bia dutie. at H. j Ior;nni,,, of
tho nrosent session
Mr.. Geo. w. Pratt who has hcon N
Mr.. n. d. A. R;onann,s emnlov for .
number of wears. and who has had con
siderable exne,;enco IN bondl;no oo+to,
will buv ON his own acco,,,,t tbis soason
he viii be fonnd at Canta;n nIiolrIo,,.
old stand. where he win bo pleased 70
meet his many friends ,He ia nronorod
to give tho very highest market .nrico
Parties selling to him will l,e suro to got
good weipbts and full valne on the;r cot.
ton. No charges will be mado for weigh.
ing.
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49, Aoouoie meiiih'fuo' oi A1ianta,
We mot him on Tuesday and learned
that he had lust sold his valuable farm
near town to Mr.. Frederick Biemann Sr
for $4,000. Mr.. Biomann is n brother of
Hon, D. Biemann. and arrived hero WIFI,
the company of thirty-fiye Germans who
recently came to make this their home.
We are glad to know that he has beon so
fortunate as to purchase Mr.. Meinhardt,s
we'll improved farm, where ho and seve-
raj of his company will make their homo.
1uouou.
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