Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-31
Mr. q. AIomiok has gono to ,yasll-

Tho influence of the Alliance teachings
arc being feltin eyory wallsof life.
Tho Alliance in the United States num-
sbers about thrt e.million strong. ~ 5,.
Politics and the morcury had an oven
start, but politics i.,away in the lead.
G Tho infant child Of aIr. and Mrs Earle
Dickson died last tMonday, aged about one
{ year. s,
s Misses Daisy Russell and Emma Sitton,
of Pcndlcton, arc visiting their aunt,
L Mrs. s. T. Dcndy.
Miss English, Of Maycsvillo, Sumtcr
!. county, is boarding atJ. w. IIollcman's
for tho summer.
Mrs. Paul Smith aud daughter Dora,
of Atlanta, Ga, are visiting Mrs. j. c..
Mickler, hor sister, and other relatives in
= Walhalla. x
Mrs. A. p. McClair returned last
Wednesday from New York, where she
had been visiting her mother for several
months.
Miss May Johnson returned homo from
Canton, Ga, OIL last Friday, where she
has bcen teaching n school for several
months past.
Roy. w. f. Pearson will preach at tho
Tugaloo Presbyterian church, in this
county, OH tho second Sunday in August
and OH Saturday before.
Your business won't movo along unless
you kccp pushing It, One way to pi,si.
tits by advertising. Try an cad" III the
KEowEE Coun1En
Misses Lizzie and Jonnic McDuflie, of
Marion, arc spending a fow weeks at the
residence of Prof. II. G. Reed, enjoying
our delightful climate and water.
An exchange says watermelon rinds
mako excellent sweet pickles. AS fruit
is scarce, perhaps somo of our house
keepers will make an experiment..
Mrs. j. II. McGulin, of Oakway,
boarded the train at Westminster on
Tuesday for Jefferson City, Texas, to
visit her son and daughter.
The Board of Trustees Of tho Walhalla
Female College arc requested to meet ut
tho College on Friday, 1st of August, at
= ciock !. M'
Talk up your town, brag on and
blow about 1t, but if you haSur 81 lot for
sale don't hol;l it too I;ggh;; give new
coi''or y 'i''.ncesf u. ~,
,.-,. ..sTHilo7 FL Ailianco is a power in tho land.
1t is real amusing to SEQ how men who
have heretofore bocn lenders IN no,;t;cs
q"'i' oo!ofe IT,
Mrs. w. II. Irvine, wife of Rcy. w. r..
Irvine, of Jonesboro, Ga, is spending
tho summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Russell, at Mountain Island
An agricultural exchange says now is
tho tImo to begin preparing your turnip
grounds. Tho crop is valuable for both
man and beast, and should not be neg
lcctcd.
See advertisements of F,,,,on Ir,;,,o,
sity, located ut Groenville, S. G. This
OF the dchomihational colleges of tho
state.
President Harrison has conscntcd to
run for n second term in 1909 On tho
othcr SIDE, Cleveland, Hill, Whitney,
Caflslc ana John M. Palmer are men
tlohea ny thelr trends, for choice
During a thunder storm RECENTLY n
flock of ton sheep owned by viii pcil Mt
Chattooea Ford were killed NV liphtnino
inoy were standing closely together
"ioi' s'ruck' '--ii'9"'"h"S $40.
Mr.. III. c. lIarhin has q contract to
furnish million feet of lumber to tho
d. E. Converse Manufacturing Company,
of Spartanburg, to bo delivered during
tho next twelve months.
Mr. ]. NJ, RnssclI who ;s ,v,rl;po for
Barr g. Co, ot Grconv;I,c G q modo h;s
relatives q short visit last week lin
is looking well We wish him much snc-
(. coss, and hone he will cnll oronnd III
tle oftcncr.
i"o o"'''''''o" mus. SUI 'io'f
ward. Tho primary for Congress, Lepis-
laturo and county officers will talec nlocc