Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-06-12
3 Mrs Geo. Congdon and little daughter, OF
Georgetown, arc spending the s,ihpmer !. i Mrs.

51'SStSssSS WV. OOnBuon anu nttef uaughters OF
Gesorgetown, arc spending the sthsmer = Mrs.
Eorinats .. d q "a 4,
Mrs. e, NJ. Liicas and children, |, Of George
tNV .soxB os;ss sosn ~ 5sns guss.;,
Of Mrs. Norman. IS sd; II &
\ Elias Webb, a highly respected colorea
carpenter, died on the first instant, aged
65 years. He was a aconsistent Democrat,
and had q great many friends among both
white and colored.
Washington Camp r. o. 8. OF a. have decided
to have q picnic In the grove of Mr.. Fred. Pie.
per, on the fourth of July. The following Com
mittee on Arrangements has been appointed u.
O. Mickles, A. 8. Welch, DIR. W. j. BramIets,
VII, Norman; ;sni II, G.. Reeds
bfr. ) nj. w whitmire has teen compelled to fc.
sign his position as one OF this census enumera.
tors on account Of sickness. The same cause
has prevented him from engaging In tho canvass
now in proSress for County Commissioner, but
he hopes soon to be able TO meet his friends In
the canvass.
Mr.. Francis Il. Parker, of .Abbeville;
q son Of Col. w. II. Parker, secured the
West Point cadedship, in the competi-
tive examination last Friday. w. n. Mo
Chico, of SAbbeyille, was made the alter.
nate. ~ ~ & K.
Col. w. 9. Benet, OF Abbeyllle, Is announced
this week as e candidate for Congress. Mr..
Henet Is well known by reputation to our people
as an abio lawyer and capable legislator. The
noble fight which he made for Clemson College
In the last session Of the Legislature gave him |,
| reputation throughout the State as ready and
able debater. AS q member OF Congress he
would reflect credit upon South Carolina
Hon. w. g. Benet, Of Abbeville, s. c.,
will deliver tho annual Grafton for the
young ladies OF the Walhalla Female
College at the Lutheran Church or
Wednesday night, June 18th. He is one
of the most scholarly and distinguished ID
orators in South Carolina and we bespeal
q rare literary treat for all who hear him.
Don't forget tile big campaign moeting
at Walhalla June 10th. Capt. b. r. Till
man, Gen. John Bratton and Col. Joseph
H. Earle, candidates for Governor, be-
sides candidates for tho other State offices
and Congress, will be hele and address
the great crowd on tho living questions
of the day. We hope the utmost har.
mony and good feeling will prevail.
1t is highly important to those who
expect to vote in the approaching pri-
mary elections to secure at once their
registration certificates, as it lie thought
no ono will be allowed to vote in said
| elections unless ho oan show he is reg.
istered voter. There is only one more
day in which you can get your registra.
tion certificates-the first Monday IN
July. BE sure you get them.
Tho following arc the arrivals at the
Norman Park Hotel for the week ending
Tuesday, june 10th: j. w. Noell, Gin
Oinnati; D. A. Smith, city; w. NJ. Grier
Valdosta, Ca; A. j. Reed, Baltimore; j.
T. M. Riser, Rome, Ga; H. Paine, Ma
coochie, Ga; G. A. Warner and wife
New York; Howard Daniels, Greenville
J. H. Hunnicutt, 4. L. Alexander, High
Falls; r. n. Sloan, Monte Hutzler, At
lanta; NJ. Jacobi and wife, S. jacob
Florence.