Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-25
Mrss y. Norris left 6 sNewhssry On
Tuesday morning to spend 0hristmas
With her parents

q Is 5Waissas States sshsts, s%SRtiaasss wssh una.
bAted Interest.
ths @aSsslis Is sspi RShS oSar sSn aSss ss ssaasS d y 3
81 s.s Nj c9snsisting OF song. hesitation so.
Miss Kate Helleman hss resigned hsr p5sltion
She made aiatGfuia ndc ansSiets scher ami Isr
patrons regret that her Resignation h@lS be a
m aai : + 81 r sSs gsIas sniH Is s, tas ,l hbts,ns S ssa =.
Will Practice his profession. His many Wajhaiie
friends wlshS him eYery success,
There mi b q Christina tree attic Lutherran
S sa% Sb SsTaS ,1s evening at Z 9'eloek. ~
Sunday, sShool. i progrSm@s includes songs
and recitations. and an hour of5 seasonnble enjoy.
ment awaits All who attond.
The Federal Houso OF Representatives. has
RasssSa a. ~ ap ISas SnsS r PIN Mhish make. makes ~
prevent SmSes & Hepressnsa 2titysesss ' a few of OF
the States gain one or moro Representatives
under thy recent census.
TIE. Boarrd: of District Stewards of the
M. e. Church. South, have purchased
three acre LOT in the city$of Anderson
and will soon begin the erection of q
handsome district parsonage for our new
Presiding Elder:
Master William Earle seaborn, tho carrier hoy
on CRfistmns aniorntngt 10 pHpy his resnsess e
those whom he has served with SPICY .Carrler's
Agaress; In Ssunshine and rain he has been
tsa'sdSs 70 fefph Primary e syfa i { assa sns o nsY ssis s GRli ~
mas morn.
the Walhaila Methodist church last Sunday
tioa, h4st e 2 far Si and tax a sBSSfasIasts eSngre "a
preacher discoursed, in a clear andIuoid manner,
upon tho duties Of life and the necessity Of
amy amRl hInhi taa edif u s4 20 All + w %ai /, Il a. able sermon
The Ladies, Mlss,onarv Society 81 tho 1ntnoron
church Will giVo All entertainment az Reid's Hall
or Tuesday night, December 80. There will be o
oI ,u,n otta aldis W hgso trey, iaaem Witna giig LOT
mental, and recitations viii form a part of the
programme for the evenings enjoyment. Come
early ,d and 10 bring every other body With You. Oys-
et' ~ i oYois sts'e,
omDlnaGlo second GLASS ana Dag
gage coacn on ~ Blue Radge Aailroad
day morning, at WalhaIla. The train
was run promptly to the tank and the
rably damaged.
Married. atFtl,e rasidenca of tba br;da,o
8 r IN NV vs a. 80 fi aaeettia,,,mneaaar Mainaiia
Walkor Mr. 'Jaffeysoy n po,uors oe
N;netu.S;x and hI;as Et+o Fa,,n o1ii' ~
tho happy young couple we extend our
congratulations.
Tbara oro oovo,4o1 ,aooon. ,v,, uo
snouiu SUBSCRIBE at once 10 inc
- EYES you more ior me money Than
ny; ~ 11sS n,Jn PapS % 99anatan ~ ~ ~, .ho o1untry'
~ CooiAHn 10 ucEgteu " JIG DeBG inter
Oh. " Iuo oyer Surviving 20
~. my intor9sI oI u !oWns county
"'"' oS''o' AaAiiy' hohes'iy' i'hpareiaiiy.
Mr. A D Roedar d;od az b;s rn, no.
instant, from pneumonia, after an illness
of ten days. He was an upright citizen
and industrious young farmer. He leaves
WIG ana chlidIen 10 0 MS death.
His body was inferred at Old Pickens
- 80 '->II~ ''NS
Governor Til,r,an has anno,nted tho fo,,o,,,,e
Eve years: Prof. H. +. Archer. snperintendent
Of the Charleston City Schools; Prof. D.. b..
s soh D as, nPbeiEin'tendep % or Columbia r Graded
School: Prof. Robert Morrison. SnperintendnnR
Of tho Camden Graded School; Prof. w. N.
Marchant, superintendent of tho Graniteville
''"oo'S' ,
Mr.. ", A. Strother has sold his H,p, Falls
Featuring Company. of Charleston, for the sum
OF Ct $4,000 cash: The company have bought this
LARGE cotton faetory Of fn two Ihrp imdpe ! any Ud9t aevnng, u =
lve horse power. fhi- is said to DO a very strong
company, backed by, a capital Of 81 ,Oo6,Co It
d + vApeo'eo 'h"' WORK VIII pegin AZ no distant
~ :,
Mr.. j.. Monroe Cannon will O move
IA. Mr. Cannon ;s one of orr most a,,o'
'ccssfrl and o%nternrisin1 formaro viii
whom his Carolina frfends rnp,.o ~
nart. We congratniato onr a;stsr STATE
On the acquisition of sncb n woTthv c;t;.
zen. ''Ho' ~ ' wv
81: .'"
Mr.. Ezekiel II. Cox die at his residence in
1890, In tho sixty-njnth year of his ago, OF
asthma. MIR. Cox was an honest man, and had
been n consistent member of the Baptist church
for nearly forty, years. He had suffered for years
with this lingering disease. He was buried with
Masonic honors by his brethren of tho frater-
nifty. lilo leaves n small family and many friends
20 mourn Their loss. r., 81.
-,
Mr. Thomas +. Wright, of N~inety-Six,
spending n fow days in ,Walhalla as the
guest of judge Norton and family. We
are glad to know that hfr. Wright stands
high in his college class and no doubt at
the proper timo he will graduate with
distinction.
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ana Lana Improvement COmDany has