Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-09-04
So Key y 1ktalier, D.a5of Charles tony preached
y tho Lutheran Church last Sunday.

Of Charleston, are stopping withMr. J. j smith.
Miss olive O., eldest daughter IL rrof. join
Q Hicks, left with llor aunt, Mrs. Aloe Chadfoa,
fol-; Cleburl,e. Texas, on Tuesday. &S
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Claubaugh,o 81 Ricbmos.a,
Yao are Visiting their daughter, Mrs. John o.
Hicks
Aft. John II. Watson, d prominent citizen Of
Anderson, died on tho Dist pltimo, or cancer on
the face. 3
The month Of August had i've Fridays, ayo
Saturdays and Ave SUNDAYS 81.
MIR. Geo, IT. Reid and family Of Chappelps,
have been visiting relatives and friends In oco,
nee. e
Col. Campboll and wife, Of Anderson, have
been visiting the family OF Capt. Kay, near
Walhalla.
Cholera is spreading in Spain along
the Mediterranean coast
Mrs. Nina Gaillard and children, Of
Grcenyille, are on q brief visit to her
sister Mrs. i. Horndon.
We publish in this weeks issue the
tabulated returns of both primary cleo.
lions in this county. .
Our great business is not to soc what
lies dimlyIa q distance, butte do what
lies clearlysat hand. Carlyle.
Roy. So. zettner received a pounding last
Monday night, for which, he and his arc thank
full. A large company of parishioners called
and many good things for tho lardcr woro loft.
Tho ons taken in tho city Of New,
York has developed the fact that moro
than sixty languages arc spoken in that
city. /
The latest advices from Japan report
three thousand cases Of cholera, and
nearly two thousand deaths in that
country.
The passenger train on tho Blue Ridge
Railroad resumed it's old schedule on last
Monday morning, leaving here at $50 A..
M. and arriving at 7 p. M.
Rev. N. G. Ballongor will preach in the
Walhalla Methodist Church this (Thurs-
day. evening, at half-past 8o'clook. Tho
public are cordially invited to attend.
A Georgia editor Leads all the apers
ON the guessing schemes. 1t asks its
subscribers to 'guess who. owes throo
years. subscription and refuses to pay it
in sweet potatoes" 9
At n barbecue at Columbus, CD, the
otllor day tho piece de resistance was an
enormous chicken pic. It was seven feet
long, five feet broad, and dcop enough to
hold ten dozen chickens.
The man who borrows money borrows
trouble along with it, and tho interest on
both increases in proportion to the
amount borrowed and the lengtl, of time
tho motto has to run.
President Roberts, Of tho Ponnsylya,.i. !
RAILROAD, starfeT 'ff'Ife Is 4 track hatti
thirty years ago. The combined salaries
he receives now amount to $4,000
year. . IT,, j
Joseph w. Shelor,, Esq, has been appointed
United States Commissioner by Judge Simonton
vice A. G. Morriok, resigned. lie has received
the appointment ns a Democrat, and holds his
commission as such. He will discharge the du
ties of tho Office with headquarters ut Wal
haiia.
During tho grape scason 202l baskets were
shipped from Walhalla to distant markets md
sold at All average Of four cents per pound net.
Agreat many baskets wero shipped: from West.
minister before tho railroad schedule was chang.
cd. Several thousand gallons of vino were
also made.
Capt. DIG. Purse, of Savannah, Ga, is spend
ing a month In Walhalla with his family, stop.
ping at Ricmann's Hotel. 1e has boon for sevc-
raj years President of tho Savannah and Allan.
tic Railroad, and resigned about a month ago,
when this road was sold to tho Georgia Central.
The Northern boundary of the United
States is marked by stone cairns, iron
pillars, Garth mounds, and timber posts.
Thore arc 1896 of those marks between
tho Lake Of the Woods and tho Rocky
Mountains. ... .. :
The Prcsbytery of South Carolina cOnyened at
Ensley Oh Friday last. Gen. Erwin represented
tho Presbyterian Church of Walhalla. Tho
meeting was instructive and interesting. Tile
next meeting Of Presbytery will DO held at
Westminster on Friday before tho second Sun
day in April.
The following arc tho unclaimed letters
remaining in the Walhalla post Office for
the month of August, 1900: Miss Alice
Brown, Miss Jodio Collins, George w.
Duncan, (2,) Miss Mattio Grice, Mrs. II.
A. Holbreoks, Jacob Hill, j. p. Hunter,
p. Johnson, w. A. Lowery, Thomas f.:
Madden, Mrs. James Phillips, LOWS @.
Rockley, Miss Elizabeth Sanders, Miss
Nora Whitworth, Miss Camille Wilson, S.
A. Winfield.
Mr.. P. Austin Brown claims that tho
account published by us last week. con-
corning tho cutting ARRAY between him
and Mr.. Lawrence Thompson, contains
some inaccuracies which do him (Brown)
an injustice. AS to the correct particu-
lars In all thoir details, of course wo
know not. but what wa published was
obtained from what we considered q
reliable source AS tho -nattor viii pro-
badly DO investigated in tho courts, wo
think 1T best for all parties concerned,
that q detailed statement should await
judicial determination before bcing given
to the public.
Mrs. A. G. Morrick and children will
lcavo Walhalla next Tuesday for Wash
ington, whore sho will Join hcr husband.