Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-09-19
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Snow fell Il, $Colslsdo and Wyoming,
September IA, 1888 s. ;s}.s!
5sS "A new coat, of WlIitewaIh is improY-
ing the appearance of the depot. Sss
Old John Robinsoil's show is coming
South this winter. & Il
4 we regret to learn that Dir. &. 3B.
johnson is lying quite i'll Mt his homo in
4 town. s5,S. VI
Mrs. Emelina Holden. wife of Mr. j
q E, Holden, who resides at Old Pickens,
died on Tuesday, the 3d instant. l;f
Mrs. VIM. Rioppe, of Charleston, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. o. n. Schuma-
cher shewill spend several weeks.
Mr. Thomas p. TIoyt, formerly ono of
the proprietors of tho KEowEE COURIER,
is now engaged upon tho Augusta Epen-
I'M Neys. n 81
Married, on the 18th of August, 1880,
by Roy. Won. Mauldin, Mr. Columbus
a McAdams, Of Oconee, to Miss Mamie
Hollis.
There has been u fearful forest fire in
Stregis county, Montana. Several per-
sons are believed to have been burned.
The loss is 81 100000.
Tho prediction that this winter will bo
q severe cne aamcnishea the small grain
sowcrs that tho sooner they got their
crops planted the better
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Keys, of Black
& vile, $. u, are visiting the family of
Col. r. A. Thompson. Mrs. Kcys will
spend several weeks with tho homo folks.
Mrs. VIM. Perry, accompanied by her
son, Mr.. j. A. Porry, left on Tuesday
morning for Chattanooga, Tenn, whore
thoy will visit hor daughtcr, Mrs.
NJ e. e Roberts.
a great storm ragged the latter part of
last weok along tho Atlantic coast from
Norfolk to Boston, Much damage was
dono to property and several lives were
lost on both tho land and son.
Mr.. j. b. Palmer has left at our Office q
stalk of cotton which measures six and a
I. half fcet in height, and is very well fruit
cd. 'Bale" says ho has large fold of
tho samo kind and expects a big crop.
just bear in mind, when your pastor
gives you his weakest, foeblest sermons,
that he'll preach a good deal more gos-
pol truth than you'll be likely to put into
practice during tho week
Sheriff w. w. Moss went to Columbia,
oul, capital city, last Saturday and re-
turned Monday, on official business. Hc
reports pleasant trip and splendid crops
all along tho route. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. A. Biemam have
put q fine tombstone OH tho grave of
their little Sophia, in tho Lutheran grave
yard. On it is the inscription, "Suifer
little children to come unto me-"
The Anderson Intruigenccr says from
present indications, tho campaign in
county politics next year promises to DO
lively. It's believed thorc will be IF
teen or twenty candidates for the Lcgs-
laturc.
Mr.. John D. Dickson, of Westminster,
who is doing n large mercantile business
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The churches of the Bcayordam Asso-
t;nns CO., ,,,iss;ens IN, o',.,'
,onro.tod 70 r,iso : anaI oauoo.;a,, 80,
+bnso n,rnnsos ,nd so,,d -, ~ t,,o .aa
c;at;on w CO.,
Mr. l.. D. Brcnnccke and Mr., James
noclo hocom;nr M, amon4 ~
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