Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-06
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Enlsrges many an old b,isi,leas.
a Reyiyes many q dull business,
Rescues many q lost business,
Saves many q falling business,
Preserves many o large business,
q Secures success In any business.
Capt. YIN. g. Smith is rapidly improy-
ing. 4s,i, 5.S1 81 4: s.. .5
salesday was dull. No property was
sold.
A desirable residence in Walhalla for
sale. Apply at this Office. ,s
Mr.. Davis Crane has beer appointed o
school trustee for Chatooga Township.
q Miss Conyers Pickens, of Pendleton, is
visiting her uncle, Mr. G.. X. Maxwell,
and family.
Mr.. E. A. Perry and Mr. VIM. T.. MINI
mons have been appointed school trustees
for Keowee Township.
Rev. J. e. Fogartie has been quite sick
for q few days, but is much better this
"wednesday morning. =
sT IT.. E. Dickson, postmaster at Seneca,
has been removed, and Mrs. j. &. Harper
appointed in his stead.
Do you want garden seeds Then go
to Darby & Co.'S, where yon can find the
very best See advertisement.
Soc in another column the apportion-
ment Of the school fund for the fiscal
year 1ss0-'9O.
The Acts of tho Legislature have been
printed and are now ready for distribu-
ton, and also for sale.
The School Trustees of Wagener Town
ship will meet on noxt Saturday Mt the
Female College, at 8 p. N.
DIR. w. j. Bramlett, when not profes-
sionally engaged, will bo found at tho
Office of tho late DR.. L. b. johnson, on
Main Street.
Teachers are required by law to present
their certificates to their respective boards
of trustees before being employed to
teach in tho public schools.
Married, by H. A. H. Gibson, Notary
Public, at his office, February 1st, 1890,
Mr.. Timothy Finchel'to Miss Ida Pitts,
oil of Oconee county.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. w. c.
Duke. on Sunday, January 28, 1890, by
G. V. Hunter, Esq, Mr.. Thomas Smith
to Miss Della Ables, all of Oconce county.
Married, at the residence of MI. w. H.
Deaton, OH January 30, 1890, by G. v.
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Miss Beatross Deaton.
Mr.. Joseph B. Watson, of Seneca, has
been drawn as petit juror ut the spring
term of the United States Court, which
meets in Charleston on tho first Monday
in April noxt.
Mr.. Gregg, of Ohio, was in Walhalla
last week, and contracted for the farm
and vineyard of DR.. d. b. Darby, near
town. Ho expects to become resident of
Oconco soon.
The President of the Oconee Farmers
Alliance requests full meeting of sub
Alliance delegates at Seneca on February
18th, as matters Of Importance will be
submitted for their consideration.
We are pleased to learn that st. James
Episcopal church of Philadelphia has
made donation Of twenty five dollars
to the organ fund of the ST. Johns Epis-
copal church of Walhalla.
Mr.. G. L. Farmer, of Central, in Pick
ems county, has come to Walhalla and
will soon open new drug store. He has
rantph n OF nf 7
which is undergoing considerable i'm
prOvemont.
Married, Oh Tuesday, the 28th of Janu-
ary, 1890, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. G. w. Moser, by Rev. w. c.
SeabOrn, Mr. H., j. Scaborn to Miss
George Ann Moser, both of Oconee
county.
The House of Representatives has dis
posed of the contested election case of
Smith vs. Wilson from West Virginia, by
seating Mr.. Smith. The Republicans
mustered a quorum for the occasion, but
it should be we'll understood that might
does not make right
We have received the January number
W iHe COSHOpORtdn, an illustrated
monthly magizine, edited by John Bris-
ben Walkor, of New York, assisted by an
able corps of versatile writer's. The lite
rary standard is high, and all tho articles
are illustrated by fine steel engravings
Price $2.40 n year, sample copy 26 cents.
Receiver Chamberlain has purchased a
large amount Of the coupons, clipped
from the ''grcen" bonds of tho State for
the payment of tho taxes due by the
South Carolina railroad. The County
Treasurere have refused to receive the
coupons. The case will eventually 90 to
tho Supreme Court of the United States.
Mrs. Coppinger, tho eldest daughter of
Secretary Blaine, died in Washington on
tho 2d instant Only a few days ago her
brother, Walker Blaine, prominent
young man, died in tho same homo.
Altogether four members of the family
have died in n very short timo. The
whole country mourns with the stricken
family
Thcre is statement in the columns of
our exchanges that tho great Louisville
and Nashville railroad organization will
acquire control Of the Western and At