Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
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AT nickens Coart, John = Anthony,
who plead guilty OF assault and battery
with intent to kill his wife, was sentenced.
to two years in the penitentiary or two
years in PiGkens Jail and q fine OF 1920
The same defendant plead guilty XonI
another indictment charging assault and
battery Of high and aggrayat9a6aSqttMr
On this no was sentenced to one y6aft
the penitentiary, Or to nj yearin Pick.
ems Jail, and TO paya fine of $1l0. 1t win
DO observed that the amount of the fines
are sufficient to pay the defendants
board at the iail. He taRes r. psonmh,s
workshop instead of the sherif's home.
MI. ]. w. Pendlem sustained d serious
injury on Friday. September 20. ne was
cutting stock for Capt. w. +. Parkers
say mill, ncar Holly Springs, and was
alone in the woods. Lii cutting down a
tree 1t lodged against another, and a
limb flew backward striking him on the
head. His skull WAS crushed. He was
found by Mr.. John Norris, unconscious
and bleeding freely. Dr. j. w. Quillian
was called to attend him, and after re-
moving q large piece of the skull bone,
dressed his wound. His wight side is pa
:a!yxoaa, and but iittio hopes are entter-
tanned of his recovery. lie was doing
very well, however, when last heard from.
The following are tho arrivals at tho
Norman Park Hotel for tho week
ending Tuesday, October It'll, 1890: Jno.
NJ. Knox, T.E. Alexander, High Falls;
w. NJ. Grier, Valdosta, Ga; J.. N. Swain,
Dallas, Toxas; j. X. Livingston, r. M.
Richardson, J. S. Stribling, y. E. Sitton,
Seneca; F. G. Gould, st. Louis, Mo-; j.
A.. Lipscomb, }. L. Moody, f. c. Marett,
j. G.. b. Vandiver, T. D. Alexander,
county; Jas. II. Shelton, Jr.. Hartwell,
Ga; L. L. Jarrard, Fair Play; w. A.
Strother, West Union; r. f. White, G.
II Hoko, S. c.; A. J. Robins, Southport,
N. c.; J. M. Biggs: j. Il. Smith, Atlanta,
Ca; Maj. b. +. Whitner, Anderson;
Thos. w. Carwilo, Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. Samuel %Claubaugh, of Richmond,
Va, has shown III a now invention by
him in tho way Of a heating gratc, which
utilities much of the waste heat from q
fire in an ordinary fire place as we'll as
saves q great deal of wood d. coal. 1t is
a grsto with a largo drum head so ar
ranged that it is heated by tho flames.
Ho has put ono in q fire place of his SON
in.law, Prof. John o. Hicks, of our town,
which is said to work admirably. An APP
plication for q patent on tho invention
will DO made by him. A pattern has a.
ready been sont to tho Patent Office at
Washington and the answer Of tho
officials say that it is far ahead of any in
v~ention of tho kind heretofore submitted.
The following arc tie arrivals at Bic
mann's Hotel for the weok ending .Tres-
day, October 7th, 1900: J. E. Sitton, II.
NJ. Lowory, j. B. Watson, r. =. Earle,
w. L. Hudgons, Seneca; w. T. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Adams, Miss
Thompson, servant and two children,
Mrs. NJ. e. Baker, Miss Vandorhost,
Charlcston; Col. II. b. Hondershott,
Miss Hcndorshott, Aikon; Wyatt Aiken,
N. B.. Cary, A. Koppol, S. c.; j. II.
Morohead, j. r. Montgomery, James l..
Orr, Greonvillo; II. Hook, Cincinnati, o.;
Louis w. Meakin, l.. T.. Owens, r. j. S.
Lewis, Atlanta, Ca; N. p. Sorenscn,
Spartanburg; L. II. Hughs, E. e. Werner,
Richland; Thos. Grant, Salem, S. c.;
VIM. Dickson, L. B. Murray, Anderson;
Geo. Perry, Samuel Hopes, G. E., Farmer,
City; G. w. McDayid, Bolton; A. II.
Mott, Richmond, Va; b. NJ. Hawly,
Lansing, Michigan; c. Y. Doll, Mont
geometry, Ala; j. J. Haley, Oakway; II.
NJ. McCallan, Atlanta, Ga; VIM. N.
Graydon, Abboville; j. p. Cary, Pickens.
Tho Grconvillo Enterprise and Noun
t~aineer, of n recent date, says: "Mr. G.
e. Watson, agent at tho Air Limo depot,
a fow weeks ago purchased from Mr..
Henry G. Markloy, through the Real
Estate Agency of Mr.. A.. II. jenkins, tho
house and lot and two and scvon-eighths
acres Of land, known as the old Batty
Howard place, located on Marklcy street,
i'll West G%roonville. Tho price paid is
$4,000. Tho purchaser is having tho
house rcmodeled inside and out, adding
p now roof, new piazza, the latter being
lAO fcot in length. a carriage house,
stable, cow-houso and a large barn are
being added to tho promises. Mr.. John
Y. L.igon, an old and woll-known carpon-
tor of III city, is tho contractor for this
FORK and is busily employed thcreat.
He informs us that tho house, when
finished, will DO almost q now ono, so
radical have been tho changes therein.
The plan of tho spacious barn, ho says,
has boon made under the judicious dircc-
ton of Mrs. Watson, and is q model of
will contrib butte to tho adornment of tho
portion of tho city in which it is stu
atcd: Mr.. Watson will occupy it as a
family residence"
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