Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-11-27
Asgrsat doai of galuableS iand yin DO
sold $aext Monday by the Master and
Others. See Embellishments.

Aagrsat doai Of yaluabis ,ald yin bio
soldgaext Monday by the Master and
othera, See adysstisen,ents.
Attention. IS directed to the ADVERTISE
meht%of Mr.. Norris oanty AuditorsyeI
quifing 3returnsQf PsssSaa prosssssss
Attention is SCALED oEtlie aagertisemsdt
of {. j. X. Gowan, who viii sell two
townslots Monday next, containing five
and five and q half acres respectively,
Miss Corrie VanDiyIiere returned home
last Friday frasa e most delightful visit
to Michigan, where she spent several
months a the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
Hiles.
Prof. john O. Hicksflost bis valuable
oiiaa ffss.;ns!; s. !, orae on Monday night. Prof,
Hicks thinks tho cause of the horses
death was eating damaged or rotten corn,
r. Z. Jaynos, ESD, left for the Metho.
dist Conference at Anderson this (Wed.
nesdayl morning. He is a lay delegate
from the Greenyille DISTRICT.
Rev. Mr.. Moorer, q young Baptist min.
lister from Greenville, will preach II
West Union Baptist Church on next Sun,
day at half-past II A. M, also at s
O'Clock at night. Public cordially in,
vited.
Attention Is directed to tho advertise.
ment of Mr.. w. e. Cox, who has opened
up a picture gallery near tho Court
House. If you want your picture taken
give him q call. He does good work al
reasonable prices.
Mr.. VIM. Hiles and family, Of Miohi.
gan, returned to their home in Walhalla
last Friday for the winter. They express
themselves as having had a pleasant visit
to their former home during the past
summer, but they are delighted to bt
here ono more.
The splendid printing establishment of Capt
L. ii. Grist, OF Yorkville, 8. O., valued at SI6, 900
was burned on Sunday morning last, by nj
incendiary. The Yorkville "Enquiror'' was ont
Of the best papers in the State. Capt. Grist viii
purchase O new outfit and the publ
cation of tho enquirer" again. Every news
paper man in tho country will sympathise will
Capt. Grist In his great loss. We wish him mucl
success in his enterprise, and We arc satisfied Ii,
will again succeed in giving his patrons one o.
tho best weekly papers In the State.
Financial embarrassment has occurred II
England. Tho Earrings have boon on tho verg.
of failure. A number of failures have occurret
in London and Liverpool in consequence. specu
lation in South America is the cause of til,
trouble. Now York was affected unfayorably b,
tho news, and failures occurred there and a
Philadelphia. The largest and last is the failur,
OF q very largo iron company doing business ii
tho West and South. Cotton has declined Ii
consequence of these troubles, and money ha
become scarce. 1t is to DO hoped the worst hal
passed.
On October 3lst, J. A.. Childs, Of Greenyill,
county, cano to Oconca and sold q mule to Mr.
j. Paul stribling, of Richland. 1t was not Ions
until W. E. Batson, Of Greenville, who hold
mortgage, past duo, on tho mule, came in searcl
Of the mortgaged property, ind, having identi
fed tho mule, Stribling gave it up last Saturda,
without suit, and came to Walhalla about clever
o'clock that night and procured a warrant from
Trial Justice Herndon for Childs for selling pro
porty under mortgage. The warrant was for
wardcd to +. ID. Gilreath, Sheriff Of Greenvill,
county, who arrested Childs on Tuesday ant
lodged him in Jail there. Sheriff Moss lief
wednesday morning. for Greenyille, and vii
convey. Childs to Walhalla to DO dealt will
according to law. "