Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-25

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Now for 1901
Christmas Is herels
Everybody is for reform now.
Drink hot water for slse plessness.
Mn {, W. Pefry ts at home for the holidays. i
These arc tile shortest days. Of the year.
Soc top of seventh column fourth psge
for tobacco advertisement.
a fierce snow and Wind storm passed
oyersth country last week.
Tobacco seed! will DO for sale at Cost at
Darby q Co'sin g fewSdays.
lhere are s~ixtyssix liquor saloons In
New York that are kept by women,
Four thousand murderers arc now in
the prisons and jails of the United States.
There are two things that make a man
d~ream-mince pie and love.
y4.s W Wish el!fos cur r5aaers . ms.ry
Christmas and q pleasant time. NJ
MI. Sam. A. + ST Walhalla, killed
tho finest porker Of the season lastThurs-
day, weighing 482 pounds net.
all the little ones should have q good
thine.
The Farmers Alliance Of Kansas arc
making q determined fight against the
reelection Of Senator John J. Ingalls,.
college, Ne; se anS q assiSe e. : w s,tHSs %sS Of w ssass,,
y paying a visit to hia uncle, Gen. VIZ, Erwin.
The, LegSislata.s adjourned sine die on Wed.
their christmas dinner at homo.
wv We beg Il readers dl,pays to remember
that we are not responsible for the views
OF our correspondents on,any subject.
Married, near Townvlllc, on Wednesday,, tho
q on a mssa9sI Ry COUNTY oSx "; a miq Hiss ne Lou :; T III Gn,ne 81
Oconee county. 10 F'h&
Mrs. Leathers, Of Fair Play, died last Sun.
day at Anderson. Sho leaves a husband and Ave
little children, the youngest Of whom Is only
Y three years old. TGg n
We present to our readers an interesting
the I'D. "'n''o WI" INSTRUCT o0'n the young ana
We will esteem it q kindness If our
subscribers will inform us when they fail
to got thoir paper. 1t Is desire that
the papers shall be delivered regularly.
Mr.. D. n. Alexander, son Of Mr.. j. b.
Alexander, is at homo for tho holidays.
He is q student in the N. G. A. College,
Danlonoga, Ga.
Messrs. T. N. Carter & Co. advertise
sweeping reductions in the price of their
goods for the next thirty days. See adj
vertisement.
William Sears, aged seventy eight years,
died OF paralysis, on the 14th instant,
near Townville. He had been a soldier
In tho Florida war.
Mrs. s. n. Pitchford and children ar-
rived in Walhalla, their now home, on
Saturday last. We extend to them q
cordial welcome.
Married, at the residence of tho brides
father, Mr.. Pick Cole, December 7, 1890,
by Rev: D.. b. Waite, Miss Julia Cole and
Mr.. Columbus Patterson, all Of Oconco.
If you offer your hand to some fair maid
AS to wedding, perhaps she'll scott,
But If you offer 1t to q buzz saw
The affair Is likely to como off.
Married, at the residence OF. Mr.. James
Brewer on tho 21st instant, by j.. W..
Holleman, Esq, Mr.. Joseph II. Watson
and Miss Rachel S. Jones, all Of Oconee
county.
A most serious and destructive fire oc-
Cured at Darlington last week. Nearly
half tho town was burned. There was
l.bcral insurance, which will greatly les
sen the loss.
Last year the price of cotton touched ..bottom
on December 2s, and soon thereafter advanced q
cent q pound. This should encourage the farmer
who has hold over thus far to hold OH q little
longer.
A new variety of cotton, with deep
purple leaves, of early maturity, and
very prolific, is reported on the planta-
ton of MI. Numa Carmouch, Pointo
Conpce parish, Louisiana. 49,
"a good many people spoil tho effect of
q good nights rest by The ridiculously
heavy bed clothes they use,' says the
London Hospital. "Bed clothes should
DO like body clo' hing, light and warm"
thousand pupils on ito rolls of the pub
lie schools. This is perhaps n larger
number than any other county in tho
State except Charleston.
baptist church, and family arrived In Waihaiia
tuesday evening, They win occupy tho resi-
viii pfeach in tho Baptist church i next Sttt'sss Sunday
at IL A. NJ.
Married, in the Methodist church at
Seneca, Oh Tuesday evening, 23d instant,
Mr.. Augustus Hoke, of Atlanta, Ga, to
Miss Hattie Hoko, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Hoke.
Mr.. 9. A. Garrett, of Philadelphia, arrived in
Waihalla last Friday and Is stopping at Bio1nann's
Hotoi: He intends to spend the winter and will
probably locate here permanently and engage In
DlStnuSA. a cordial Valpnma oXpaita him 1v mi
people. o
Many horses and mules have died In
tho county within the last few weeks.
Tho disease affects them in a manner
similar to the blind staggors. 1t is
believed to be caused by feeding damaged
corn and fodder.
Rush in the news from your section, if
IT is only ono item at q time. 1t will
bring your place into prominence, intc-
rest all parts of the county and make
your best paper moro popular. Rush in
tho news.
Now subscribers arc constantly being
added to Il already long list. Thank
you, kind friends; thank You. 1t will be
our constant aim to press onward and
upward, and continue to give you tho
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