Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18
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slanta, Ga, whore he iiitends s TO- locate Ia

hss r Miss sallie Price.
y of Dahlonega, Ga, are Visiting their
sister, Mrs. - IS. Craig.
& Miss Hattie Smith, d charming young
lady Of Pend dleton, is visiting her friend,
q Miss Ioxie Reid This week !. Il *
3BIr. Gus. McPhail, |, Of Anderson county.
! spent several days with tho family OF
4 fl. u. |. A. Smith this week. $
:fs Mr. ]. g. Stribling, Of Pendleton, Is d
1 contestant for tho best acre Of corn III
Z tho race now pending on that subject.
Mr.. w. u. Duifie and family, of Coluln-.
u bin are in Walhalla for tho summer,
They are boarding with Gen. wv. f. En-
Y vim. II & II 4,
Rey. John G. Law and family, Of Dar-
slington, s. O., are spending tho summer
asiii HallIalla, boarding with q en-. w. II.
q Erwin. \ s
a man who hasn't faith in his town
ought to leayeit Tho less dead weight
q town has to carry tho castor 1t moves
along. 4 rs
s Miss Caraih Ice, who has bcen spend
ing several months in Augusta, Ga, is
4 4 now making her friend, Miss May Keith,
9 short visit. III .S s
The graduates of the Winthrop Train
ing School of Columbia arc permitted to
teach in any Of tho public schools of The
State without further examination. VI
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Mr.. John NJ. Hendrix, wifo and chill
aiGii, oi hfo,,1lt Picus,,ilt, IL. o., arc visit
ing tho family of his father, Mr.. j. E.
= Hendrix, and other relatives.
The Misses Hampton, sisters of Senator
Wade Hampton, passed through Wal
I halla last week, on llcir way to Cashiers
Valley, whore they have thoir summer
home
Mr. james Mann, oldest son of Roy. G.
D. Mann, stood tho examination pre-
scribcd for teachers in public schools
here last Friday, and on Monday began
teaching school at Jocasseo.
Let us make tho Agricultural Fair, to
X bo held at Westminster, this season, q
success, by attending in largo numbers,
and exhibiting tho best Of all our homo
products.
Miss Fannie Sheldon, of Oconcc, after
duo examination, has bccn awarded tho
position Of member of the Winthrc;.
Training School, from this county, in
Columbia, until her graduation in that
institution.
b
We noticed several wagon loads of
wGtormelons III town this week. They
seemed to be very fine, and from present
indications we look for large crop of
chem this year. AS yet wo have seen
mono around our office.
We return our thanks for nice moss
of sweet potatoes from Mr.. Carson Won
dcll<in. They are very fine, some of
them being from four to five inches long
and about the same in circumference.
Mr.. Wcndclltin says he dug them Mt the
first working.
Little Maggie, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Roberts, died the II til i'll
slant, Of cholera infantum, having been
sick only four hours. She was buried in
&c 1,r;l.,,i,a+ ny r.. rn,S;,I,
5,,oti,r ~ f,,,,ua, oo,.,,,ans ~ ~
,I
iioi. ". '. Iickcfy, vi Gcolgi, ami
hr, George Mcliahc, OF Anderson, VIII
conduct Il Singing at WON Stake church
next sunday C3d Sunday morning, be-
ginning at hali-past eight O'Clock. Also
at Ebcnczcr, the same day, 't lalf-past
Mr.. 5. l.. Stribling, School Commits
sloner for Oconce, is III attendance upon
the annual convention OF tho "State
Teachers Association" to be held in
Columbia this week. The programme
OF the Association promises high dc
gree OF entertainment MS well as improve
''o':'
A Missouri grocer adycrtiscs that any
man who takes two drinks of whsllcy a
day for q year. at cost of ten cents
each, can have for the same money at his
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