Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-16


&Sshssss Norton, aaeS mothefE of Judge HpftoM
ea1sTas YSiY1 I'LL sMdeIsS 10 went Tn plYas last
week. y shought ~ he siowly improving.
mo proposed fart ysssibuio tfaihs spa S,he
Richinond b Dsnytls Railroad from North e
s0asa, nave pesa Rbandoneds
The Couety sComfnissioncra of ooonee and
30 build the pietsi for the bridge over Keowee
River. see notice elsewhere.
Chicken thieves ARE reported In our d and
Community. Several parties hare recently boon
loaihg soMo of their fne poultry. A dose OF
squirrel shot lis agood remedy Tor these robbers
Of other men'sg goods.
Tho q resnyile News has q stirring call for
Senators Hampton and Butler to return home
and speak and work for the Democratic nomi.
Nces. There Is no ground for neutrals to stand
upon ii, itii,iiss ScSSaSest 49, $50
Mr.. b. Earle s4akesa, Of j. Boston il
Visiting his brother, James seaborn, Esq
and other relatives. He will spend the
winter In the South.
Roy. y. +. Anderson, a former pastor Of
tho Walhalla Methodist church, spent
Tuesday In Walhslla, much to the delight
Of s!s many friends.
a dispatch from Columbia, dated
October ID, says Gov. Hampton Is on his
WAY to that cts, and will deliver enc CT
moro speeches during the campaign.
Married, at Gainesville, Ga, 14th in
slant, Or. w. Wallace Cornog, OF Fair
Play, s. O., to Miss Flora Brooks, daugh.
ter of MI. Lemuel Brooks, of Gaines
Vile. II
BY a fire which broke out in the Put
man European Hotel at Chicago at
Adams and La Sallie streets carly Mon
day morning, four lives were lost and a
score Of persons had a narrow escape.
The fire Yves caused by the explosion Of
a kerosene lamp, which had been left
burning in n of the Railways. The
burning oil set fire to tho stairway, and
soon a sheet of flame burst from the rear
windows. "a
There is a rule In tho Presbyterian church re.
quirfng clergymen Of that denomination to
S'aASS 60 ucLnDcI0 u Eu6 fEGSDy-
tory In which they live. Rev. James Woodrow,
ID. D., Of Columbia, whose position on the ques.
tion of evolution is 80 well known, made appli-
cation to the Charleston Presbyfery for MON.
bership. Ths Presbytery refused TO receive
him, and thus tho whole question will be up for
discussion and action again. DIR. Woodrow an.
peaied from the decision Of the Presbytery to
Synod, whlch meets In a few days. We presume
this case will eventually go to the General AS
sembly for final adjudication.
Anderson's great revival meeting, conducted
by the Rev. r. G.. Pearson, the wonderful Pres
byterian evangelist, closed last Thursday night.
1t Is said to have been one OF the best meetings
ever held In Anderson. On last gnnday3 tho
dcoro Of the various churches in the city were
opened for the reception of members. About
80 were received at tho Baptist church, about
66 were received at the Presbyterian church
and about % at the Methodist church., making
In all about 100. Others still are to Join. we
understand over 200 members will DO added to
the churches rs the result OF the meeting.
There will also DO q GLASS for confirmation at tho
Episcopal church. (
The following are the arrivals at the
Norman Park Hotel for the week
ending Tuesday, October 14th, 1890: II.
Meyer, J,P. Potty, New York; r. M.
Richardson, l.. o. Phillips, Seneca; s. P.
Dendy. D. A. Smith, w. o. White, City;
l.. l.. Jarrard, Fair Play; II. D. Lipford,
e. D. Hatcher, DR.. Geo. s. Cassin, j. H.
DAILY, Atlanta, Ga; j. NJ, Dickson, Paul
Dickson, G.. Blackwell, Westminster; T.
hfexander; county; r. II. Gitmer,
Ben Cleveland; T. E. Alexander, High
Falls; W. NJ. Glazebrook, Richmond,
Va; w. G. Kennon, St. Louis, No.; A..
s. Custer, Cincinnati, Ohio; j. Il. NJ.
Riser, Rome, Ga; Howard Daniels,
Greenville, s. c.; L. r. Ives, Florence,
s. G.; @. A. Gallahor, swoetwater, Tenn.
Married, at the residence of tho brides
father, Mfr. .J.W. F. Thompson, Walhalla,
8. G., on Wednesday morning, October
10th, 1890, by Rev. NJ. L. Carlisle, Mr.. j.
T. NJ. Riser, of Rome, Ga, and Miss
Florence Thompson. After c~ongratula-
lions dinner was announced and all sat
down to a table laden with a bountiful
repast Of good things too numerous to
mention. Many were the good wishes
for a long life Of happiness and prosperity
to the young bride and her husband.
They took the 10 O'Clock North bound
train on the Air Line Railroad at Seneca
iii extended bridal tour to tho North,
visiting Washington, New York, Niagara
Falls and other points Of interest. The
bride was n Of Walhalla's most amia-
BILE and accomplished yound ladies. and
was greatly beloved by all who know her.
Mr.. Risor Is to be congratulated on
securing SO valuable a treasure. Per-
sonaliy we desire to extend to the young
couple II warmest congratula
tons for their future happiness in their
now relations, and may the Giver of all
Good continually bestow upon thom
needed blessings.
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