Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-25
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The mean temp at Walhalla
for the week ending Tussday evening,
I ssJ Jnlys s2sg, was 73 degrees. SsS;t Y IA
Mrs. DR. - q. Harris, Of Bolton. S, a.
.sis visiting her friend Mrs James Hutchi.
son. a n 8. a. . 81
Mr.. M ] !. w. u. thompson gathered four
5 i, Irish pot tatoes this week which weighed
Y 1ly9 pounds and eleven ollncesi s. G
ISL An infant childof Mr., aud Mrs. NJ. 3.
lexander '1 died In GY$enyille on the 22d
I sinstant. AZ 81 .'.7 & 8
,tfayotte Woods has been arrested
4 ansi lodged in Jail at Walhalla, charged
with dealiing in moonshine liquor
Alrt5W 5W.iJ. Beard and family, Of sum.
s9ter,5and Mrs.C. EE. Watson, of Green
vile, arc visiting relatives and friends in
Il EOconee.
.s. MisEL j, =. Perry, of Asheyille, N. C.,
& who Is q conductor on the Western North
& Caroline Railroad, is at home spending q
& few days. II
When does tho reunion of Orr,s Repi-
mont OF Rifles take place at Sandy Springsp
I'VE have boon requested to make this in
5Squiry, 3.
Mrs. julia M. Johnson and Mrs, r.. A.
Hunter have returned from very pleas
ant trip into Georgia, visiting relatives
lin tint State.
Mossrs. Jarrard & Isbell, of Fair Play,
4 ...iiislied thrashing this years crop Of
& small grain on the 10th instant. IT, ny
q have winnowed over five thousand BUSH
II OILS.
Last Sunday, the Dist day of July, was
5fthe 5lle' twenty eighth anniversary of tho
4 first battle of Manassas. Tho first battle
#of Manassas was fought OH Sunday.
Mr.. w. j. Suttlcs presented the Cou-
ssltltsk with an Irish potato, Wednesday
morning, of the EARLY Roso variety,
& which weighed ono pound and halfi
q Mr.. Suttlcs takes the cake.
iFS we aro glad to learn that Con. Del
q Kempcr has been elected Professor of
Metaphysics in Kings College, at Bris-
{ tol, Va, and will take his departure for
that place i'll short time.
. /. .
Mr.. John d. Cappclmann and family
of Charlcston, arc visiting Mr.. III. w.
Z l'ieper. lIe gave us pleasant call on
( Monday, and will rcmain sometime in
Wallalla.
Mr. CT w. Ptchford offers to his many
customers a new lot of shoes, hats and
: dry goods, which llo will soil at crock
bottom" prices. He also carries heavy
line of hardware. Sec advertisement.
Nh. John Joost has an advertisement
IN an0thcr column which concerns tho
public who uso his stables for hitching
and shcltering stock and vehicles Read
advertisement and govern yourself nc
i cordngly.
G4s Mr.. j. w. Todd, of Seneca, has for
sale cidor mills and cvaporators as well
MS stoves. If you want good drink of
( cider. OF clean dried fruit, just go and
carry homo ono of "tilat man Todd'so
mills and ovaporators.
The Internal Revenue officers raidcd q
moonshinc distillery near Old PIclons
recently. The still and distillcr disap-
pearen, but tho stands and largo
amount of 'mash" was captured and do
sGroyed.
A The Southern Express Company will
forward specimens Of fruits, free of
charge, to PendletOn, s. c., from all OK
5 press Offices, of twenty pounds and under.
q Send specimens of your grapes, &c. Di-
rect to aAIcssrs. Shanklin, Prescott and
sloa,,,
Tho now schedule for tho passenger
.Hain.on tho Blue Ridge Railroad won't
Z into effcct OH the 22d instant. Tho train
b leaves Walhalla ut seven o'clock now, so
I that ono can make connection at Seneca
with the morning passenger train OH the
Air Line.
Messrs. Nicld & Harrison are to the
front again with good and cheap limo of
dry goods. They arc the leaders of low
prices on frst-class goods. For tho next
sixty days they propose to sell summer
goods at greatly reduced prices. Sec
advertisement.
The programme of the Oconcc County
DlCbIOuISO oulltltS boCllooi tOlllCIcHCt
and tho list of delegates will be published
noxt week. The time has been changed
so as to embrace Friday and Saturday
before the fourth Sunday in August, in
stead of the third Sunday, rs previously
announced.
We arc glad to note tho promotion of
our young friend, Mr.. Henry Il. Thomp-
son, to engineer of the Nowbcrry and AL
ston Railroad. "SmOkc" commenced
lailroading in Alabama, as fireman, and
up to the time Of his promotion, has
fired but thirteen months, showing
speedy promotion.
Mr. John M. Hendrix, of Mount Plea
SAINT, N. c., after spending several days
visiting friends and relatives in Walhalla,
his old home, leaves for his adopted homo
IN the "Tar TIccl' State, this (Thursday)
mornipg. IIo is engaged in tho morcan-
tilc business, and has become one of tho
most substantial citizens OF North Caro-
lima.