Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-08-28
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Rev, NJ. y. Carlisle and family loft
Monday sfternoon for Clayton, Ga, on q
two weeks visit 70 the family Of Mi. il.
IA. Bell, 49, ~ = &9&sSSSgg$
Rev. ]. r. Fogartis left "Wednesday
morning for his new pastorate at Chapel
Hill n. g. Hisfamily will probablyre
main IN Waalhalla until about the first of
October. &sS
Rev. r. ~Seymore,,Sof Laurens, will
preach at the Baptist church in Wal
halla on next Saturday and Sunday, Au-
gust 30ssand 81. IT is probable thss the,
meeting will be continued for several.
days.
MesErs. Nield q Harrison cordially In.
yite the ladies of Walhalla and surrounid-
ing country to como anGS inspect their
beautiful line of dress goods, suitable for
fall and winter woa They clsim to
have tho handsomest stock ever brought
to- oconee. Advertisement next wenk
Governor Gordon, Of Georgia, who
is candidate for Che United
OesSco SohuVoS AaS ucCiarcu& CHI
phatically against the sub-troasury bill.
The Alliance will probably put out a,
candidate in oppoRition, and this will
insure heated contest. s
Tho Soifee and Garden Party giycn at
the Norman Park Hotel on last Thurs
day night was a perfect SUCCESS. The
grounds were brightly Illuminated with
Chinese and Japanese lanterns and tho
spacious dining room handsomely do
corated. It was crowded by merry dam
cors. Refreshments were served. SAll
who attended speak in high praise of the
pleasant entertainment given by Messrs.
Norman to the young people of Walhalla
and our visitors.
Tho anti-Tillman conference mot in
Columbia Z tuesday. About 800 delegates
attended. Its action will probably be
conservative, but o strong clement is
said to favor the demand that the Exccu-
tive Committee revoke tho call for the
September Convention and. call q State
Convention for October. This would
force the issue between the two ,Execu-
tive Committees and probably two nomi-
nations. After considerable discussion
as to whether tho meeting should be
open or secret, Barnwell's motion to so
into sooret session prevailed, and at 1920
Tuesday night 10 Convention closed its
doors.
The following are tho arrivals at tho
Norman Park Hotel for the week ending
Tuesday, August goth: Theo. Cobb,
Detroit, A. III. Thompson, w. p. King, S.
j.. McElroy, Seneca; D. "A. Smith, III. +.
Alexander, r. A. Thompson, Miss May
Johnson, city; NJ. II. Eiohberg, Atlanta;
j. M. breckenridge, John II. Graman,
VIM. Rhcttman, II. c. Kellers, j.. T.. Al
bcrss Miss Julia Albors, Miss Kate Stell-
ing, Charleston; Fred. Grange, Chatta-
nooga5 Sam Staten, Jr., New York; How
ard Daniels, G%reenville; T.. II. Hughs,
Richland; J.. +. Honea, G. & G. r. r..
Syl. Jones, Richmond; w. II. Muschlitz,
Baltimore.
MI. Stephen A. Mongold died in Wal
hnlla last Saturday afternoon, al four
o'clock, after n lingering illness from
consumption. A week or 80 before his
death he had como to visit tho family of
his uncle, Mr.. D. Pink Robins, hoping
that tho change would be for tho bcttor,
but he gradually grew worse until tho
end cnme, and he peacefully foil asloep.
He was thirty-two years of ago, and
leaves a wife and ono child to mourn his
deceaso. For several years lie had been
a consistent member of tho Methodist
church, and died in tho hopo of blessed
immortality. Aftor appropriate funeral
services by Rev. NJ. T.. Carlisle, his body
was inferred in tho cemetery of Double
Springs church last Sunday afternoon
at four O'Clock.
James p. Cary, Esq, Of Pickcns, is on
gagged this week at Walhalla in tho in
vestigation of tho titles to the lands in
Oconee claimed by tho estate of tho lato
Col. James Edward Calhoun. MI. Cary
announces his policy to DO ono of peace,
and no contention will BIO made for those
lands to which q careful investigation
shows IL superior title in tho present oc-
cupants and owners. The greater part
of the thousands of acres said to belong
to this estate, it is believed, mover can DO
recovered because of superior outstand-
ing titles. But whore the title of tho
estate sooms good to any particular tract,
nm effort will BIO made by Mr.. Cary, for
tho executor, to soil to tho present ocou-
pant on reasonable forms. Suit will not
be brought by him for tho ecovery of
such tracts until tho parties now in pos
session either fey or refuse to buy.
Rev. S. G. Zettner, pastor of tho I,uthc-
ran church, expects his family to arrive
this "wednesday evening from Scranton,
Pa. The high estcom in which Nh.
Zettner is held, not only by his own con-
%grcgation, but by all who come to know
him, is attested by tho handsome present
mado him this week by the visitors from
Charleston and Augusta who arc spend
ing tho summer in Walhalla. During
THOR stay they have had tho pleasure of
attending the Lutheran church and hear
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