Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-08-21

out OF thts Issue,
Fodder pulling Is now in order with the farm.
ers.
see important notice from County comnaisl
sioners9to oyerseers Of road.
Mrs pa. j once Az. a,sss:ss ats1, IL oharis. sion,
are stopping with Mrs. 9. k. Maxwell.
Mrs. J. ". Keys is visiting In Anderson and
|Greensiile.
Miss Frances Baum, Of Springfield, III. Is visit.
Ing Miss Carrie Perry u
MIL E. Perry ana Capt. Henr, Frott, two
popular conductors on the w, NO. r.. r., will
arrive this week to visit MIRO. pen y.
MI. r.. Cofdes Gaiilard, u rising young
conductor on the C.tN,f& i. n. RI Is visiting
Mrs. Ct. X. Maxwell and family.
Mics Nellie Harris, of Charlottesville, VA, ana
Ntisses Ola and Aurie Hollingsworth, of Pickens,
arc visiting Miss Mary Werner.
Miss Mile Boozer, of Newberry, and Misses
Lula and sallie sherard, of Moffettsyille, 8. O.,
arc visiting Miss Kate Holleman.
Mira III, w, I. stoaaara, Of iiartwel, Ga, is
visiting her father, Mr.. j., s. Bauknight, and
othor relatives.
Mrs. M G. Baliengers and ithteo children, OF
Fountsi In Inn are visiting their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Rhoda Herndon.
Cotton is opening In ali parts Of tho county.
Such Is the nows from many fields. Tho Yield
promises to DO ono Of tho largest and bcst.
party at tho Norman Park Hotel ON Thursday
evening, 2lst instant.
Anderson bought hor first bale of new
cotton on Tuesday from p. d. Allen.
SIC pounds at IL cents.
Capt. g. w. Shell, of Laurens, is q can
didate for Congress from the Fourth Dis
trict.
Tho Sacrament of tho Lords Supper
will DO administered at Bethel Presbyte-
rian church noxt Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. W. Cooper, Of Mayesvillo, Sum
tor county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
G.. Strong.
There will DO q basket picnic at High
Falls noxt Saturday. The public are
cordially invited. A grand timo antioi-
patod.
The reunion of Orr's Regiment and of
other, commands at Sandy Springs was
largely attended and highly enjoyed. Par
t~iculars next week.
Hon. j. D. Cappelman and family, of Charles
ton, arrived In Walhalla Inst week. He returned
on Monday, leaving his vito and children Will,
her father, MFR. w! II! Piopcr, for tho summer.
Attention Is called to tho changes in tho cards
of Mcssrs. G. l.. Reid, II. ID. A. Bicmam, G. W.
Pitchford and id. Norton Il Co. These gcntic-
men arc advertising fresh and seasonable goods.
Mrs. j. F.. Roberts and daughter, Miss Marion,
of Charleston, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Quackcn-
bush and daughter, Miss Hattie, of Summer
vile, arc visiting Mrs. j. Il. Wilson.
Miss A. G. A, Lutzen, of Charleston,
and Miss A. @. Dicrkscn, of Fcrnandina,
Fla, are stopping with Mr.. j. j.. Smith
for the summon.
Anderson Grain, p. c., has left at our
Office several bolls of open COTTON. He
says it takes only four months from
Time of planting until cotton opens.
Mr.. II. c. Busch, formerly Of this place, but
nov of Charlcston, is. visiting his parents and
other relatives. He is q clerk IN tho large gene
raj merchandise store of Mr.. W. NJ. Mappus, 46
Spring street.
Tho Presbyterian ladies would 10 glad to
entertain tho guests and citizens of Walhalla
Mt n japanese festival on Friday evening next,
at the City Park. Ice cream, sllerbet and
other delicaoics win be served. Pleasant time
Is promised, and oil arc invited to como.
See advertisement of WAGNER
Academy, Mrs. Julia NJ. johnson,
principal. Fall session begins Sep
TENDER 1. An excellent school for
young children.
Maj. w. II. Brawley, Of Charles
ton, has been nomin; ted for Congress
from the First District. He is op-
posed to the SUBJ Treasury Bill and
proposes to abide by tho party cau-
Gus s
Capt. Wm. G. Smith, tho popular conductor
of the daily passenger on the Blue Ridge Rail-
road, accompanied by his two daughters, Misses
Stella and Pearl, Is visiting his mother Mt Lille
pond. IA. Ho will be ebsent about two weeks,
during which timo Mr.. j. i. Honca has charge
of the passenger train.
Mr.. +. Anscl and wife, of Charleston, are
visiting his nephew, Mr.. j. J.. Anscl. They
came here from Greenvillc, where they had spent
n month with the family of Solicitor NJ. +.
Anscl, who accompanied them to Walhaila
Monday evening. They will spend several
weeks enjoying our delightful climate with n
view to improving his feeble health. q.
Roy. G.. r.. Whitaker, pastor of tho
Berkeley circuit, accompanied by his wife
and child, also Rev. II. w. Whitaker,
pastor Of the Ridgeway circuit, and four
children, arc visiting their father, Rev.
d. l.. Whitaker, and other relatives in
Oconee.
Mr.. w. w. Robinson, one of Walhalla's
most ontorprising young merchants, has
opened up n now dry goods store on
Main Street. directly opposite his gro
Gerry store. Mr.. Charlie Jaynos is tho
polite clerk, evory ready to soil anything
in tho dry goods line, while Mr.. Josie
Fischosser viii DO found diligont in the
sale and delivery of groceries. Give
them q call.
Rev. j. E. Fogartic will soon leave for
Chapel Hill, N. c., where he has accented
tho passionate of tho Presbyterian church.