Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-10-10

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B bir. John J. 9.Ansel, Of walhalia, has been
f'rHss M d lssti Sufoi In : the United states
Court, soon to assemble In Columbia, y II
Mrs. N. III IFant. OF Anderson, is yisitins her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. wn, g. Smith, Of West
Union. "a 3. B; 3, Il y ij h 81 5s
Miss corie yanDiylero leaves this week for
Orangeburg county whore she win engog9 In
teaching. ~
Miss Kate Perry and Miss Kate Maxwell re-
turned last Saturday 70 Piedmont, where they
will spend tho winter
Miss Bessie Aud, of Elberton, Ga, is spend
ing several weeks In Walbala with her aunt,
Mrs. r. A. Hunter, aid other relatives.
Mcssrs. Nield s. Harrison, Waihalla's cloth
iers, call attention to their fall and winter stock
OF ladies ssT, .,iil: 1.,I3 .iiS os c.o..iiE, hs.
and shoes for mon and boys. SEQ advertise
ment 1E..s & u.
Messrs. Thompson &c Jaynos advertise
two valuable mares for sale on Saturday,
October 90. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il. Breazeale, of An
derson, were visiting their relatives in
Walhalla this week.
Mrs. e, A. Bell and family, of Clayton,
Ga, returned to her old homo in Wal
halla on Tuesday afternoon. We aro
glad to welcome them back.
Judge Bond has made an ordor for
the sale of tho South Carolina Railway.
The road was unable to pay interest ON
it's indebtedness.
For the past thrco weeks tho weather
has been excellent for harvesting all
kinds of crops. 1t has been dry, cool,
pleasant and healthy.
protracted meeting is in progress in
tho Walhalla Presbyterian Church. Rev.
s. L. Morris is assisting the pastor in the
services.
Col. Robert A. Thompson, Administra-
tor, adyertises. valuable tract of land
and personal property belonging to tho
estate of James Neal, deceased, at his
late residence, OH Tuesday, November 5.
Married, at tho residence Of Mr.. s. N.
Pitchford, in Atlanta, Ga, October 3,
1880, Mr.. w. B. Lewis to Miss Rosa NJ.
Pitchford, daughter of the late Wesley
Pitchford, OF Walllalla.
Our townsman, Maj. B. f. Sloan, is
experimenting tho erection of the Sene.
ca Cotton Seed Oil Mill. He spends tho
nights IN Walhalln and days IN Seneca,
making his trips in Capt. Billy Smiths
palace car
HN,n ,,,,1, SC
of tho largest and handsomest literary
papers in the country, has been COM
monccd at Florence, S. c., by Rev. A. w.
Moore. Price, 81 year. The paper is
published monthly.
The Oconee county Medical Associa-
ton will convene at Walhalla, on Friday,
October II, 1880. All the physicians of
! the county are most earnestly requested
to attend, as matters of Importance will
be discussed.
Mr.. S. NJ. VanWyck has moved his
family this week to his new home on
Main Street, recently purchased from
is located in the same building, where he
| will be glad to SEQ the tr ing public.
Walhalla's merchants and business
men carry business mion as you meet
them in their stores, shops or OH the
street. Everybody is contented and
happy, for crops are fine, tradc is lively,
and tho brightest of prospects for the
future.
r. The farmers throughout laaeeHat the county
have availed themselves of the 1{nc -'WiGa -'WiGGsa.'
ther for the past three weeks for picking
cotton. New corn is now being gathered
and some is already OH the market
| Vcrily the labors of tho husbandmar
have been blcst with abundant harvests
this year and all our people should be
| thankful,
Col. II. b. Hendershott, U. S. A., of
Aiken, S. c., and two daughters, spent q
few days in Walhalla this week, the
guests of Gen. G, A. Washburn, on thei,
return from Highlands, N. c. Col. Hen
dershott and family have lived for the
last ton years at Aiken. He expressed
himself as highly pleased with our town,
and may return here to spend the winter.
County Treasurer, j. w. Hollcman,
will begin the collection of taxes next
Tuesday. AS he goes his rounds over
the county, he has kindly consented to
take subscriptions for tho old reliable
KEowEE COURIER, also dues on sub
scription. Whom you go to pay your
taxes just carry along few extra dimes
with which to remember the printer in a
most appreciative manner.
Messrs. n. N. Carter & Co., Wcstmins.
tcr's leading merchants, toll our readers
this week of their mammoth stock OF
general merchandise, which is complete
in every line. Their dry goods, notions
clothing and shoe departments are full
and varied, both in gontlemon and ladies'
wear. They carry heavy line of hard.
ware, harness and furniture. Read their
advertisement and 60 to see what bar.
gains they can give.
Mr.. d. A. Stamey, of Soquc, Habcr.
sham county, Ca, a large cattle dealer
ships mort of his cattle to Charleston
and Othor markets from Walhalla. On
Tuesday he loft here with car load of
| cattle for Charleston. He told us that
he found Walhalla y better shipping
pojnt than either TOccOa or It Airv On