Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-24

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Tliroe c0nyicts thnt mado their pscapo
from Fort jTill r.,centlv {l,avo i,ao, recnn.
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s = ~ s1octols 'tlla l't~ yeFs }Were Ila'fty
81 Well represented in tho recent county
!. convention held mt Walhalla. S
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* SgADsenteelsn is tho banc OF Congress
tornsts nf thasca,,nts,, 4 - s- e
'ssassl 49, S Il M ~, sss 4 S, 5 Il.
Mrs. II. r. Bromor and children, of
~ Charieston, arc yisising Mr.J Joseph Keys
and Et.1li frionds i'll Walhaii'l. wal ia
picnic chi Will be held at the Scott place,
on ,Iugaioo riYer,on Saturday noXt. The
lnvlElton general All to bring we'll
q Hiied neg phsikets.
Tho change of schedule annonnced to
go INTO oifcct on Monday last was ordered
70 Do susponucu penulng an investigation
oS eiio r''iitoaa a''thoflties.
Married, at Damascus. on tho 18Th dav
John e. Cox to Miss Alice Black. alI Of
Oconce county.
Judge James Brown, brother of Senator j. D..
Brown, of Georgia, has retired from tho contest
tor congress IN Cahdlers VtD District. Ho
VIM '''0 A''''e' "s'''"S' "''n anu 'or COL
a'iU hAeeu.'Ne ohh'ttee OF Beau-
campaignors to fusiladc n,"Bofcrt" on the day
.pr ll,a. potiof'ha''ce py sl'o state Exeou-
-
Tho weather has becn cloudy and re-
markably cool for several days. No rain
at Walhalla yet. There hayo been good
rains iii many parts of the county, and
crops there arc looking fine.
We havo cndcavorcd to give u full and
correct report OF tho county convention
last Saturday, and every reader should
preserve and file this number for future
reference.
I: .rho "o,d Eo,L., co,oort,, r;.o l.,
thc lodics.,f tho Mothnd;st n,,,,ro,, 81,
wcols oo, yo. ., o,,d o,,d 90 ,,,,,,,,
wishes for it's repetition havo been OK
dies of this congregation to repeat it at
no distant day.
Mr.. portcr Smith and ,yise &c wo,,,,
hooto F,, ,ro v;sit;nr +Lo;, r,1,t;Yo, i,
wolhn,l, and Wnct 1rn;,n Ar, S,,,;t,
is t,,o s;stnr nf c,nt = y M;ol,Io, ta.
morly of Walhalla, and the aunt of the
Mrs. Baulsnigbts of our town.
Tho Tcochcrs, Association or So,t,,
Carolina have bcld = ,,,o,sont ,,d ,ron,,
bio session in Crocnyinc Tbo Assoc;o-
tion was ,,inod ond ,v;nod ,t tho .A1to-
mont, on Paris Mountain. Tho asso-
citation will make their home permanent
ioo.V',,o ''o,e"'so, ihoy VIII o"ilo
nome III '''o Guy Oh 'reP''Vlilo'
Some of tho good people of Seneca arc
amusing themselves by taking votes on
tho street for mcmbcr of Congress. In
ono of these contests Col. Johnstonc, of
Nowborry, had six votes; Col Bcnot, of
Abbcvillc, had four, and Messrs. Murray
and Norris, of Anderson, and Calhoun,
OF Abbovillc had one vote each.
INC cohtf'ct lor o"itlng tho South
D''ai'' i''''i o"'' io""i's 'io'ii ooiuil'oi'
10 o'F''ni''a' ,'''' nus ooch ;'Wvairdca via TO-
Ilc s"cccss'"l coh'ractors' Messrs, essl NC
Lam ana otro'hor' we arc pleaseas psNt TO
soo MI NJ =. o'ro'her oiisasea IN nm tehPis III
"'so coht''cI "''o nope IL may Prove
Proi''''p'o 80 i'''''' o'
Mr.. Charles j. Adair and wife, of Ate
lanta, Ga, arrived in Wallalla last Fri
+ho;, yol,t;wos ona s,;n,',s hon, Ma
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