Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-02-20
Groenvillo is to have q fertilizer manu-

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Grcenvillo is to have u fertilizer manu-
factory with capital of 100000.
Mrs. G. Il. Baughman, of McCormick's,
S. c., is visiting her mother, Mrs. G.
Brennocko.
States Court, at Grecnvillc, cost $l5,-
1875, or S1,25o.0G pcr day.
Gen. w. +. Erwin, as agent, a,lvcrtiscs
this week several hundred bushels of
corn for sale.
Tho many friends of Rev. j. H. Fogar-
tic will bo pleased to learn that he is
rapidly improving.
Judge James Aldrich has qualified,
and is holding Court this week at Andcr-
son. IIe will open Court at Wulhalla on
Monday iioXt.
La grippe" is quito prevalent in town
just now, many Of our citizenS being
affected with tho malady; mono, how
ever, seriously
The damage to small grain throughout
the country, by the fly, is becoming
serious, and in some sections wheat is
almost destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Ncld, accompanied
by their little daughter, loft on Tuesday
evening, for Chicago, ILL.,, to visit Mrs.
Niclds brother, Col. ID. G. soulton,
manager of the Foreign Exchange Bank
Mr.. A. w. Thompson, Of Seneca, S. c.,
advortisos this week the reception of II
car load of fine mules and mares. Now
is the time for you to buy one or moro of
these indispensable animals.
Mr.. II. r. Norris, E9mty Auditor,
makes his appointments of Township
Boards of Assessors in another column
These gentlemen have high and important
duties to perform.
NIr, w. w. Robinson advcrtiscs this
week tho reception of his now spring
stock of goods, which he invites you to
examine rs to quality and prices. His
motto is: Live and Let live
Married. at the residence of MI. James
NJ. Bruce, on tho morning of the 10th of
February, 1890, by S. ii. Johns, Esq, Mr.
S. A. Dean and Miss Sallic j. Bruce.
Also, at the same timc and place, by the
same, Mr.. Joseph A. Brock and Miss
Dora l.. Cole.
Mr.. John S. Dickson has silver
Spanish coin in his possession, hearing
date 1911, of the value Of fifty cents
probably, which he has owned for nearly
fifty years. 1t was coined in the reign of
Ferdinand VII 1t is pleasant to know
that our friend has not been entirely
without specie for this long period
Mr.. A. w. Iachcry, of Jackson County,
N. c., will b6 in Walhalla ncxt week
(Court wcol) and will be prepared to sell
our people somo of his celebrated garden
seeds. His father began growing seed
for the market in 1885, and his cabbage
seed arc well known throughout This and
adjoining States. The fine cabbage
brought to this market from North Caro-
lima arc grown from Mr.. Iachcry's seeds
The young people of our town will
give an entertainment on next Friday
night, 2lst instant ut Kaufmann's Opera
House, for tho benefit Of tho Methodist
parsonage. The entertainment will con
sist Of laughablc farccs and songs, clos
ing with the song eve arc sorry it ever
occurred" which combines the leading
topics of fun of tho day. Every ono is
invited to attend. Admission 25 cents; I;
children Is cents.
Mr.. "A. S. Wclch has about completed
the improvements on the property he re-
Gently bought from Capt. j. p. Micklcr,
on Main street, near the Presbyterian
church. The house has been painted a
beautiful straw color, with brown trim
mings, new piazzas; rooms beautifully
painted and papcrcd; new fences, &c.
Mr.. Wclcl will move into his comfortable
littlc cottage this week. We shall be
glad TO welcome him and his most excel
lent wife among our ncighbors.
Miss Matte Neville, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Capt. Wm. j.
Neville, returned homo on Monday from
prOtracted visit to relatives and friends
at Franklin, N. G.. Shc expresses hcr-
self as delighted with her visit and the
many enjoyable occasions in which she
participated with the young people,
who were ever so pleasant, sociablc and
refined. Miss Matte says shc cnioycd
reading the COURIER more than ever
while she was away from home.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. f. j.. Maxwell, near Wal
halla, s. c., on Tuesday morning ut
o'clock sharp, February 18th, 1890, by
Rev. B. M. Pack, Mr.. Edmund Nj. Cud-
worth, Of Charleston, S. G., to Miss Kate
Sloan Maxwell. The happy young cou-
plo boarded the o'clock train, which
bore them rapidly away on their honey
moon tour to tho Getty by tho Sea-"
their future home. We extend to them
our }ica;ticst comgTat tildtions and wish
for them much happiness and prosperity.
The Pcnsicr Board, recently in session
Mt Walhalla, have added the names of the |
following persons to tho roll of pension !
crs for Oconcc county: Nalcs-A. f. |
Clinkscalcs, Adam Ridley, w. r. Moore,
w. III. Owens, Ransom Lee, w. T.. Cox,
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