Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-10-17
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sitting the family Of Mr.. q. NJ Nield.
You oan's shoot partridges lawfully
until first of November. q 81 y
MI. j. 4. Holleman, Of Anderson,
spent Sunday in Walhalla.ss ,3EE
Siiss Laura Thonpson and Miss May
Bell are visiting iii Atlanta. &.
Mr. E. M. Keith, of Anderson, is visit
4 4! in ing his aunt, Mrs. Keith. and family.
I'll Mr.. r. A. Erwin is in Atlanta attending
tho Exposition. ID
l! Vi Mr.. G. w. Eaton has beep to. Atlanta,
d., taking il, tsie big Piedmont Esx Esxnosi-
4 tion. 8 s. e it
Y MriJ. j. Haley, of Oakway, lost his
# gold watch last Saturday, 500 adyer-
q tisement.
Miss Dean Seaborn spent several days
In Pendleton this wcok, visiting the fa-
4mily of hor uncle, Col. J.,B. e. Sloan.
The receipts of cotton in Anderson
E last Saturday woro eight hundred and
soyenty-eight bales
Mr.. Mant McClair won't to Atlanta last
weok and will probably rcmain there and
4 engage in business.
4 Mrs. j. II. IIolleman, who has spent
4 several montiis iii Waillaia, lo;.ttlned to
her home in Anderson Oh Monday.
Mr.. r. A. Bowen, the first Clork of
Court of Pickons county, was in Walhalla
last week.
Mr.. James Thompson, popular clerk
in the Charleston House, is in Atlanta at
tending the Exposition.
Mr.. Clifton NJ. Walker, soh of OK
County Commissioner o. l. Walker, is at
tending tho Atlanta Medical College.
Mr.. G. B. Pooro, of Bolton, S. G., for:
merly express messenger on the Blue
Ridge Railroad, has been spending q fow
days in Wallalla this weok.
Miss Josie Dauknight returned on
Tuesday evening from visit of several
months to hcr sisters, Mrs. Holland and
Mrs. Pitclford, at Gainesville, Ca.
The next meotints Of the Twelve Milo
Baptist Association will bo hold Mt Old
.Pickens church OH Thursday before the
fourth Sabbath in September, 1890
County Treasurer Hollcman will re-
ceive money and subscriptions for the
KEowEE CouRIER as he goes tho rounds
OF tho county collecting taxes.
Tho Synod of the Presbyterian Church
of South Carolina will meet at Spartan
burg on Friday, October 25th, 1880, at s
O'Clock p. M.
Mr.. @. w. Pitchford loft Tuesday for
Atlanta, Ga, to attend tho Exposition
and buy goods for his fall and winter
trado.
Mr.. John latham, who has boon OH
gagged in railroad business in Mississippi
for several months, is visiting relatives
and friends in Walhalla.
MI. W. j. Fulcnwider, of Grcenvillc,
S. c., advertiscs for a German girl who
is wanted as an assistant housckcopcr.
Sec advertisement
Mr.. w. A. Clyde, of Easicy, was in
town Monday last Oh official business
He has been a storc-kecpcr and guagcr
for some time, and is now waiting to be
relieved.
Mr.. Deal, of Anderson county, who
has recently purchased the farm Of Mr..
James Graham, near Bethel church, will
movo to Oconce in December. lie was
in Walhalla on Tuesday.
Mr.. Harry Young, of Atlanta, Ga, is
visiting his mother and other relatives in
Walhalla. Harry has grown to be quite
looking young man, and is doing
well in tho Gate City.
Tho quarterly report of tho "Natonal
T,mlk of Anderson shows that that in.
stitition has on hands, after declaring a
very liberal dividend $4,000 surplus
fund, and $l05,3450S undivided profits.
Tho Worlds Fair in tho United States,
to be held in 1902, in commcmoration of
tho landing of Columbus OH these shores,
will DO grand affair. Tho intention is
to Greet tower 1902 foot high.
Can't. Abel Robins, of Milestone, one
of tho oldest citizens of Oconeo County,
will spend the winter in Walhalla with
tho family of his son, Mr.. ID. Pink Ro-
bins, while he is absent on his trip to
Montana.
Tho next quarterly conference for Oco-
nee Mission will be held at Whitmirc
church next Saturday and Sunday (Octo-
Der 10Th and 20th) The now church will
be dedicated Sunday at II A. M. by the
Presiding Elder.
Tho fourth quarterly conference for
Seneca Charge will be held at Seneca
Tuesday, October 22d. Preaching by the
Presiding Elder at 4 a. NJ. and at night.
Tho quarterly conference will be held i'm
mcdiatoly after preaching at II A. NJ. y
The Pickcns Sentinel states that "Mr.
Pendleton T.. Alexander, of Oconcc
county, has bought tho larger portion of
DR.. Maxwelps place North of Pickens.
Mr. Alexander will move to his now farm
ut an early day." We can i'll afford to
lose az good citizen ns Mr.. Alexander.