Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-02
Court begirs at Walballa next Monday,
Judge Norton presidipE


Court boglns at Walhalla next Monday,
Judge Norton presidillE
Mrs. d. "A. Perritt and her sister, Miss
Emily Dendy,, Of Hartwell,, Ga, are
visiting relatives In Ocones county.
Soc changes in advertisements of Nor
man Drug Co., Norman Millinery Co. G.
Z. Roid and j. J. Norton q Go.
The Oconee County Farmers Alliance
will meet at Walhalls on Friday, Sd In
stant, at II o'clook A, NJ.
Mrs, r. "A. Hunter calls tho attention
OF nor patrons to her new stock OF fall
millinery and other goods.
Everybody will be glad to learn that
Congress- will adjourn this week, after a
session Of ten monthsi
MIR. Samuel Johnson, OF Kansas City,
No., is visiting his mother, Mira. T.. B.
johnson, and family. He will remain
several weeks.
The Rev. s. @. zettner will give instruc-
tions in German to q GLASS In Wagener
Academy. The class is open to any one
who desires to join. We congratulate
Mrs. Julia johnson on securing such an
able end learned instructor.
The. Times linton, Of Jacksonville, Fla.
says G4Sssrs. SSoesSs & 5oust have erected
in that oity recently a large brick build
ing for business purposes. We are glad
to learn that these young mon are pros
pero ,ls, and arc building up the home
Of their CHOICE.
Rev. J.N \. Wright, pastor Of the An
derson Circuit, Anderson county, is visit,
ing his ION and family, who live noar
Walhalla. Mr.. Wright is looking we'll
and no doubt is receiving excellent treat
ment from the good people of Anderson
county.
Mrs. A. S.: ,Wolch returned last Thurs
day, after a pleasant visit of several weoks
to relatives in the State of Connecticut.
Mr.. Weloh remained to attend tho
National Camp of Patriotic Sons of
America In Boston the middle of this
month, after which he will return to
Walhalla. -.
An interesting protraoted meeting in
the West Union Baptist church, conduct
cd by tho pastor, Rev. D. M. Pack, closed
on Wednesday night of last week, There
were four accessions to the church by OK
perience. The membership Of tho church
was spiritually blessed and their faith
greatly strengthened.
Rev. II. s. Abbott and wife, ovangelists
from Clarkssille, Ga, will begin q series
Of meetings at Neville's school house on
next Sunday morning at II A. N. We
undo stand that Mr.. Abbott and his wife
are licensed ovangelists and alternate in
their preaching and exhortation. We
trust much good will be accomplished by
tho meeting.
DR.. H. s. Lucas, proprietor of the COR
rundum mines, will proceed at once to
construct a telephone limo from Tallulah
Falls via Clayton to Franklin, N. G. Wire
sufficient for this purpose has already
been purchased and Is now in tho depot
at Tallulah. r. l.. Porter has the con-
tract to do tho work. This will put Tai
lulah Falls and Clayton In direct commu-
nication with Walhalla by wire.
Tho citizens of Macon county, N. c.,
have voted for tho issuing of bonds to
the amount Of $1,000 0 for the purpose
of aiding in the construction of a rail-
road through Macon county. These
bonds arc 10 run for thirty years at six
per cent interest, which will be 50, 900
por year. The road will DO built from
tho Georgia or South Carolina limo
through Macon county by Franklin,
thonoe to the Murphy division Of tho
Western North Carolina Railroad.
In another I olumn will DO found q lot
tor from a 70 NOR citizen of Oconeo, DR..
John N. Do 10, now Of Granbury, Texas.
1t has tho ring Of tho true motal and
shows tho interest taken by those of dis
tant States in the perpetuity of good De-
mooratic government in South Carolina.
Tho many friends of DR.. Doyle will DO
pleased to learn that no has boon honored
by his townsmen, who have elected him
as Mayor of the growing city Of Gran
bury.
Tho Woman's Missionary Society of
the Walhalla Methodist Church hold a
called meeting on tho 2sth ultimo and
elected tho following officers for the en-
suing year: Mrs. A. p. McClair, Presi-
don't; Mrs. j. D.. Perry, Corresponding
Secretary; Miss Laura Thompson, Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. r. r.. Jaynos,
Treasurer. Miss Laura Thompson was
elected delegate to the district meeting
In Central. The SCOTT will meet rogu-
larly each month on Eriday before tho
third Sunday at 4 P. NJ. Members are
requested to take notice.
The following ore the officers of the
Oconee County Farmers Alliance, elected
July, 1890, to-wit: President, j. c. Alox-
ander; Vice"Prosident, J.. l.. Fennoll;
Secretary, j. b. Sanders; Treasurer, A.
Beardon; Lecturer, T.. e. Vornsr; Chap
lin, Rev. NJ. +. Whitaker; Assistant Lee
| turer. Dr. + r, McCnrrv. noorLoonor n