Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-18
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w Eggs are scarce and the pfico high.
uiuistmas comesSsSon Thursday this
year. 81
Mr. u. ~. Robinson has 4 ilno line 81 Christ.
III mas goodA cheap! Give him a call.
Tho stores are allwali supplied with
Christmas goods at reasonable prices.
The fra steet and snow OF tho season
foil IN tuesday
Mr.. Jas.F j., MoCary, Of Union, Ii spend
Ing the week in Walhella.
II is now conceded that the fore, bill
WILDE killed In tho United States Senate,
The Wvon,ap's Missionary Society of
the Wa1halla Methodist church will meet
on Friday, December 18th, &c 8 IN.
The SOS Railroad Is inaspolveent and goes
into%the hands Of q Receiver, Mi. Samuel
lord, of Charleston..
The supply bill calls for q State levy OF
IA MILLS. Tho county taxes will be about
the Same as; last year.
The grist mill of Mr.. VIM. Il. Roohes-
tor was burned last Friday night. Tho
fire is supposed to have been accidental.
Rev. a. q. Walkerw will preach at oconee
Methodist church next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
About one thousand Of Oconee's tax
payers have taken advantage of the
extension of time for the payment of
taaxS ss.$5 S s. 4E&# EE2 af e
The Trustees of Erskine College have
decided by atv0te Of II to 8 that Erskine
College shall remain at Due West.
Married, December II, 1890, at tho
residence Of the officiating minister, Rev.
T. O. Lyon, Mr.. d. j.. Elrod and Miss M.
T.. Herrin, all Of oconee county.
Gen. Gordon has joined tho Alliance
since his election to tho u. s.. Senate.
Col. Irby Is also a momber Of the ALI
\ ance.
Married, ut the residence of tho brides
parents IN Sunday, the 7th instant, by
Rev. j.. +. Singleton, MI. John Singleton
to Miss Sallie Sanders, all of Oconee.
Married, on the 9th instant, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, by Rov.
OH. Pritohard, Mr.. Hubert NJ. Carlton
TO Miss Anna NJ. smythe, all of oconee.
Tho defeat of Gen. Wade Hampton is
said to have stampeded Ingalls, and stiff
ened the Grangers cut in Kansas. 1t is
an i'll wind that blows no good.
A considerable number of leading
railroad magnates visited Gov. Tillman
at his Office Monday afternoon and held
a lengthy conference. (
Capt. j.. Wardlaw Perrin, of Abbeville,
died OH the 18th instant. He had filled
the office Of County Treasurer ever since
1870, and was n mar of much prominence.
Mr.. John A. Ansel has gone to Charles
ton to engage in business. He is ono of
Walhalla's steady and exemplary young
mon, who gives promise of a bright fu-
ture.
There was n fight between United
States troops and tho Indians in the Bad
Lands last Monday. Sitting Bull and n
number of otlor Indians arc reported
killed.
The music class of the Female College
will give an exhibition at the College
Chapel on Friday evening at 7 O'Clock.
The patrons and friends of the school are
invited.
A number of tho prominent colored
men of tho State have been in consulta-
tion in Columbia and have published a
protest against enaoting q law to provide
separate coaches for the races.
Rev. A. G.. Walker will preach in tho
Walhalla Methodist church next Sunday
at IL A.. NJ. His appointments at this
church hereafter will be on tho first and
third Sundays in each month.
Our Richland correspondent speaks in
fitting terms of Mr.. John V. Stribling as
a suitable person for Professor in tho
mechanical department. of Clemson Col
lose. Read what he SO we'll says.
Mrs. DR.. w. A. Williams died OH Mon
day, 10Th instant, in tho Asylum at Co.
lumbia. Her body was brought to Wal.
halla, and inferred in the Baptist
tory Tuesday at 3 p. NJ.
All who have promised to take part in
tho Cantata which tho ladies OF tho me-
thodist church ARE preparing for New
Years Eve, are requested to be ut Kauf-
mann's Hall on Saturday next at 2 T. NJ.
Miss Laura Crisp returned homo from
Florida last Friday, where she had been
visiting her brother and family. She was
vFGy much pleased with what she saw
and enjoyed the pleasant climate and fine
sea bpeezes in this Southland State.
Funds arc on hand to pay all County
claims audited up to November d.. Tho
Clerk Of Beard of County Commissioners
announces th:.t all persons can got thor
accounts pait at onco by calling for
checks. IT, 10
The first quarterly meeting for the
Walhalla change will be held in tho Wal
;halla Methodist church January 10 and
III. Rev. John 0. Wilson, tho new Pre-
sliding Elder, will preside and preach on
both days.
Mrs. r. A. Coffee and children loave
for Anderson this week, where they will
reside inthe future. Mr.. Coffoo has been
engaged in business thore for some time