Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-09-18
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See advertisement Of valuable farm for
sale by MrsJ III: Callas.
SEQ advertisement i valuable lands
for sale by the executors of tho estate of
NJ 81 stribling, deceased.
MI. Henry +. Thompson, Of Black,
Yille,is spending o few days with his
fathers fainilyin Walhalla.
MI III. Condo and wifs ieaye this
week for visit to friends at Albany, M
fioand Richmond, Va.
Capt. Purse, Of Savannah, Ga, has laid
on our table ;some splendid heads Of rice;
Of the now CROP 10 reports tho rice
Drop fine.
See changes In advertisements of TN.
CARTER 4 3 Co, Westminster, and III. D. a.
Bioman and J ]. Norton 81 Co., Wal
halla. E3sE13
Miss Kate Stock leaves this (TLursday)
morning for Graham, Va, whore isho viii
be employed for tho yoar as a teacher in
Wertburg Seminary,
Ice cream at Mrs. Hunters, OH Thurs
day from $3.50 to Cookbook p. M. for bene.
fit Of tho Presbyterian ,clilrchs The last
Of tho season. Everybody invited.
Mr.. a. w. Thompson, Of Seneca, adyers
tises a new lot Of fine Tennessee wagons,
buggics, carts, carriages, &o., Which ne.
has in stock and sells cheap. Read
advertisement and give him n call.
The County Commissioners desire it
stated that tho public road leading from
West Union to Wolf Stake is boing tho
roughly; worked by a forc,o of hands,
under Mr.. P. A. Brown, oyerseor, along
tho portion to which their attention was
called two weeks ago.
The trains on the Air Line Railroad
arc running on tho ordinary schedule
timo again. On last "Wednesday tho
South-bound passenger train, several
hours late, ran into q landslide at Har-
bins q few miles West of Westminster.
The injury was slight and tho train soon
proceeded on it's nay &c Atlanta Gs
Tho following arc the arrivals at tho
Norman Park Hotel for the week
ending Tuesday, September 10th: f..
Hatcher, Atlanta; II. w Edclen, Balti-
moro; Howard Daniels, G~reonyille; j..
w. Tolbert, Ninety Six; Harold Knudscn,
City; j. +. Eiisor, Columbia; Miss j.
Ellison, Cincinnati; Lanier Easoln and
wife, Charleston; VIM. J.. Scrovens, S. c.;
L. NJ. Todd, st. Louis; J. Robson, So
ncca. o,i@
Tho Democratic primary election for
Greenville county was hold last Satur,
day, and resulted as follows: For the
Legislature--John r. Harrison, DR.. II,
T. Goodwin, II. B. Buist and j. A.
Mooney; Register Mesne Conveyance, IT,.
L.. Woodsido; Treasurer, w. f. Thack-
ston; Auditor, w. X. Grant; Probate
Judge, P. w. B. Frceman; County Com
missioncrs-J. p. Goodwin, W. p. Il. f.
Moves and G. w. Richardson. Tho closest
race was between W.. +. Phackston and
G.. L.. Walker for Treasurer. Thackston
won by tifty-two votes. Tho candidates,
elootcd were outspoken for Tillman, OK
cept Colonel Woodside, Register Mesne
Conveyance He did not fight Tillman,
but failed to express himself for him
during tho campaign,
The following arc tho arrivals at Bic
mann's Hotel for tho week ending Tues
day, September 10th, 1900: r. r. Brown,
Georgia; /. Love, Wilmington, N. c.;
Mrs. I. Ancrum Simmons, six children
and nurse, q. +. Chichester, Miss Gads-
don, Miss Fell, Bishop Howe, Charleston;
E.. r.. Jones, L. p. Patillo, Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. w. II. Parker, Miss Lucia Parker,
Miss j. G. Guorard, Il. D. Parker and
thrco servants, Abboville; John N. Hern-
don, Grocnville; VIM. II. Kirk, S. c.;
John Far, Now York; III. c. Hardin,
DIR. j. S. Stribling, O. r. Doyle, j. E.
Sitton, Il. E. Stribling, Seneca; A. Jones,
r. & ID. r. r.; w. D. Simpson, Mrs. w.
D. Simpson, W. D. Simpson, Jr., e. A.
Simpson,, Columbia; Sylvester Bleckloy
and wife, VIM. Laughlin and wife, An,
dorson; &C. D~a"ghorty, Columbus, q.
Tho Groonville Convocation mot with
tho Walhalla Episcopal Church Wcdnos-
day, September II, at II A. NJ, ut which
hour Bishop w. B.. w. Howe preached,
and the chapel vas consccratcd. Tho
members Of tho Convocation nave arrived
as follows Roy. Jno. D. Mccullough,
Glenn Springs; Rev. VIM. Ii. IIanckei,
AbbeVille; Rcy. Thos. F. Gadsdcn, An
derson; Rcv. E. c: Logan, Wolfor>..; Rcy.
Bonj. Allston, Union; Rov. Byron Holloy,
G~rconvillc; Rev. Theo. D. Bratton, Spar
tanhnrg. Tho lay delegates are expected
to arrive Oh Wednesday evenings train.
Services will BIO held in tho chapel this
"wednesday evening at s o'clock, CON
Quoted by Rov. Byron Holley, and on
Thursday at II A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ, con-
Quoted by Rcv. Il. d. Bratton in tho
morning and Roy. Benjamin Allston in
the evoning. There will DO services on
Friday, also Oh Sunday morning and
evening, conducted by Roy. benjamin
Allston. '
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