Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-11-27

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Company this week.
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Rsnsactions the middle MAJ!
in the first place.
bthool boy or girl write eleven
eleven hundred and eleven
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8 ss3ssS ess is o great deal like butteri In
AsSssssss shc ct It goes further when it Is
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people take the world as they.
$ Others want the world and can't
10 warm, delicious hazy, mellow,
is autumn days are just too nice
thing. a .I2
Sdge Haskell, the sseminont" bolter,
NENaSARa majority in two counties in tho
-in Beaufort and Berkeloy.
eeSRisa Ella DENLY, Of Richiand, is visit
her uncle, Mai. s. r. Dendy, this
Rev. Il. F. Gadsien, of Anderson, will
preach in the Walhalla Episcopal church
NEloxt Sunday evening at " O'Clock.
IA Quite u number Of Walhalla people are
extending the Annual Conference OF the
E. Church, South, in Anderson, this
( week.
Miss Lille Herndon is visiting friends
and attending tho South Carolina Metho-
dist Conference at Anderson this week.
She left Waiiaalls on Monday.
Whom q man and woman havo been
made one, the honeymoon is the time
spent in ondeavoring to discover which
Is that one.
Correspondents, wake up! We want
tho news from every section Of tho
county. Send in tho items Of interest
aboa. your community.
Miss Emily @. Gilroath and Miss Har-
riott Gilreath, Of Greenville county, are
visiting DR.. w. J.. Bramlott and family,
their relatives. =.
Miss Annie johnson, of Walhalla, loft
on Tuesday morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. j. Il. Breazealo, at Anderson, and
take in tho Methodist Conference.
We want moro correspondents through
out Tho length and breadth of this county.
Don't be bashful, friends, about writing.
Just jot down any item of interest and
"let 'er roll.' .-
Married, On the 10th instant, at tho
residence of the brides father, Mr.. Perry
Fisher, by Rev. John Ellonburg, Mr..
Merritt Alexander, of Pickens, to Miss
Harriet Fisher, of Oconee.
Nh. Zachariah Blackwell died Thurs
day night, goth instant, aged seventy
nine years. Ho had been for many years
a worthy citizen of Oconoo. He was
buried at Holly Springs on Friday, Rev.
L. d. Chambers conducting tho funeral
services. 81
Col. j. E. IIagood has presented tho
town of Pickons with an acre plot of
ground just outside tho corporate limits,
on tho CLASSY Mountain road, for a cemo-
terry, upon tho condition that the town,
put up q nice fence and have it properly
laid out.
The Walhalla Methodist church reports
to the Annual Conference ono of it's most
successful years financially. The amount
raised tho present year for all purposes
aggregates 81, 1890 This is q good
showing for q church of about ono hun
dred members.
Tho Pickens Sentinel says that DR..
James Tollorson died ut his homo re-
Gently In that county, in the seventy
ninth year of his age. DR.. Tollorsoa.
was @ native of Oconoe, and had ropre-
sonted Pickcns in tho Legislature since
tho war.
The Pickens Sentinel states that Mr..
Silas Hinkle, who livos on Cane creek in
that county, right in among tho noun
tains, has been experimenting with cot
ton on mis- farm foc several years. Last
spring he planted a small patch expecting
to mako two bales. He made four.
1t is statad in the press that an Eng
iisih syndicate is purchasing all the phos-
1hate lands in and around Charleston.
These capitalists expect to pay 1 O,00O,-
900 for these lands. Tho people of
Charleston can thon purchase tho South
Carolina Railway andaNlild a number of
feeders to that old ROAD. Then we may
expect to SEQ Charleston prosper.
The Hartwoll Sun states tina. "Mr. B.
Frank Reese, of Oconoe county, has pur-
chased a house and lot In Lavonia, Ga,
land will remove to that Aourishing town
soon. Io purchased the Brooks C Tabor
house and t%hirty-two acres of land from
MI Il. II. Roberts," This statement
takes lis by surprise, and wo trust it is
not true. Oconeo cannot afford to lose
30 good a citizen as Mr.. Reese.
Tho friends of Mr.. Dyar Talley will
learn with rcprot that I'm diod ar III, ,.a: