Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-16
IosaI and
Regular Democratic Tallyl

1870 Y 3ass ninsteen days until the elee,
tion.
White nenll Dosysu take the Niger il
yoirs9 n I
Gov hampton says tho independent is
Si5rseE than Radical
n viii be a mighty cold day whom "A.
2. Haskell gets 20 be Governor.
Twenty-seyon women control ss2e,ooO,.
OooSof property In the U,ited states.
Gen. w. ". Belknsip, Secretary 81
War under'P Presidents Grant, is dead. G5
Mr.. Henry +. Alexander adyertIses this weeh
q valuable Farm. see notice In another column
fosparticplars.
Tho School Commissioners win be In
his ofaceson Saturdays until his term soi
office expires.
Tho majority Of Shell for Congress in
the second race was near 1000. The
impending Haskell did 1t.
@ Politics are getting into an awful
tangle, but don't worry-N will DO oil
:aaeessene whom lilo Offices arr iii Tiled. IS
The Presbyterian Synod Of South Caro-,
lima will assemble at Yorkville, oh Tues-
day, the 21st day of October, instant,
That staunch patriot of lOrangeburg,
Judge Izlar, says he will vote the Demo.
cratic ticket from top to bottom.
Mr.. j. K. Livingstone, Of Seneca, is
engaged at Walhalla during the season
to buy cotton for Mr.. j. @. Cary.
A fatal fire in London has burned six
persons to death and thirteen were
severely injured.
President Harrison has been on a Jun.
keting tour through tho West, making
political speeches.
Quarterly conference at tho Walhalla
Methodist church next Saturday and
Sunday, Rev. j. Walter Dickson, p. E.,
presiding.
Some of tho defeated Duncan mon in
~Spartanburg have Joined tho Haskellites.
Like their leaders, If thoy can't rule, they
will ruin. .,r% 5n=T
Every Democrat in the State should
work hard for the nominees of the Demo
cratic party from 10Y until the day, Of
the election. '"g.AtIi j.
Whom you educate a boy you perhaps
educate q man, but when you educate q
girl you are laying tho foundation for the
education Of a family.
81 no noraf,,l not - ,,,oI-o ,, - -
your fellow-ma,' causelessly. There may
come a timo when his friendship would
DO Of untold worth to you.
Mr.. j. Thos. Power has put a first class
ferry or Eaowoo ri7ar near the bridge, ut
Old Piokens, and travellers can now
CROSS the river safely at all times.
The only way to preserve tho Demo-
cratic party organization in South Caro-
lima is to support and elect the ticket
nominated by the September convention.
Merchants, now is the time for you to
advertise yonr goods in tho newspapers
II yea d sire to- build mp a ttYffadio and help
y%onrHelyes. Judioious advertising pays.
Try it. al~. s. i
"A Haskell flag was raised at Black
burg last week. For "the eternal fitness
Of things" and for the sake of harmony
In colOrs. the flag should have been q
black one. ... 49,,
d. S. Craig, Esq, has been appointed
Commissioner of Federal Elections vice
j. w. Shelor, Esq, resigned; and DR.. w.
j. Eramlett, Commissioner of State Elec-
tlons vice 8. Y. Stribling, Esq, resigned.
The papers say that Judge Haskell was
burned In efigy in Camden, Of the 10th
instant. There Is not much In this. 1t
IS moro important to bury him under
thousands of ballots IN tho 4th day Of
November.
It Is said that tho man who wont take
q paper because no can borrow ono, is
trying to invent n machine with which no
cook his own dinner with tho smoke
Of his neighbours chimney.
The merchants who advertise In this
paper have anything, and almost every
thing, you need. Patronize them; 1t is
neighborly and helps to keep your money
at home and circulation among us.
A collision occurred at Seneca on tho
10th instant, on the Air Line Railroad,
between two freight trains, by which the
cab and three cars wore smashed. The
cab took fire and burned. The tracks
were blocked for several hours.
Mr.. John Allen, Sheriff of Cooke
county, Tenn, arrived in Walhalla, on
Monday and carried back John Kirkon-
dali, alias John Bennett, the horse thief
who was captured here about two weeks
ago by Sheriff Moss and posse.
Tho Oconee County Colored Baptist
Sunday School Convention will meet with
the Flat Rock Baptist Church on tho
third Saturday and Sunday In this month.
It will DO the largest gathering of colored
people Of this season.. This body aids
colored young mon and women in Bono
dict College in this State.
The Greenvillo Ne,os, in concluding a
long, strong leader on the political sit,,a-
ton, says: "Mountain mon and low
lander, moot tho Issue 10 you have always
mot It; do bettor and harder work than
you have done before. OF with your