Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-09-04
AIRS. N. 7. Davis, Of qropcnyille,
visiting Mrs. CHG. Strong.
Igor AUDITOR
II RNCRRIS.

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A cnso of cllolera+in London has caused
intense excitement in that city.
The handsomost limo Of .:adioss' dress
goods In tho county to DO seen at Mold
g Harrison's.
Tho President has signed a ill for tho
establishment of q military park ut tho
battlefield of Chickamauga.
Miss Kittie White, ono Of Andorson's
most popular young ladies, is visiting
Miss. Carrie Perry.
Our stock of clothing, boots and shoes
Is iowc complete. G;;@'c :ass g call. Nie!a
6 Harrison.
It is estimated that there arc $4,000
different kinds of postage stamps in the
world.
Maj. d. II. Duncan, Of Spartamburg, is
announced rs a candidate for Congress
from tho Fourth District.
Ladies', children's and ~infants' undor-
vests just arrived. Call and 500 them
before purchasing. Nicld & Harrison.
Tho fall torn of Wagner Academy
School opened OH last Monday with an
attendance of tlirty-ono pupils. A good
beginning.
Married, on Sunday, August nth, Mr..
JIM. Compton to Miss Martha Eubanks,
both of Oconeo, ROY. W. II. Ray, of
Piedmont, officiating.
An i%mpromptu hop was given at Roid's
Hall on Friday evening, complimentary
to Misses Baum aud White. Many visi-
tors attended and all pronounced it a sue
rs cess.
Roy. G. Nc. Smith, of Gross Anchor,
Spartanburg county, and q minister of
tho MctRodiss. Protestant Church, is
visiting his son, Mr:.1AAl. Smith, of this
county. s~se-aSs~
We have been requested to call tho at
tentiOn of tho County Commissioners to
tho bad condition of tho public road
leading from Waihalla to High Falls, Mt
or'ncart tho residence Of Mr.. p. A. Brown.
Miss May, daughter Of Prof. John O.
Hicks, fell from a buggy Monday after
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Darby was summoned to render the pro-
por surgical attention and she is doing
well.
M The contracts have boon lot for tho
building of two cottage residences in
Midway, by Mr.. G. II. Myers, on his lots
near his old residence, now occupied by
Mrs. T.. Kcllcrs. Mr.. John Kaufman is
tho contractor. -.
SEQ changes in the advertisements of
Messrs. II. N. Carter & Co., of West
minister, ''rllat Man Todd" of Seneca,
and G.. l.. Reid, of Walhalla. Those gen.
tlomcn arc Offering bargains in their line
Of goods.
The NeWs and Comicr's annual review
of tho trade and commerce of Charleston
during tho past year contains a most
gratifying showing of tho conditions and
prospects of tho city. Business has
beon prosperous in nearly all branches.
Mrs. Charlotte E.. Thompson, of Cor
don county, Ga, is. visiting hcr son,
Capt. VIM. G. Smith, of West Union .
Mrs. Thompson is q daughter Of Mr..
Hugh CASTOR, who formerly lived on
Six-and-Twcnty Creek, in Anderson
county. Ho loft this State for Georgia
45 or so years ago. Mrs. Thompson will
DO glad to meet her old friends of long
ago. ' -.
Mrs. VIM. b. Gregg and daughter, of
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in Walhalla last
Saturday, joining tho husband and father,
who came here last spring and is now n
worthy citizen of II county. Mr.. Gregg
is completing q handsome and commodi-
ons residence on his farm near town. 1t
will be ready for occupancy in about two
weeks.
The Grccnvillo C0nvocation will meet
Mt tho Episcopal Chapel in this place on
Wednesday, 18th, and Thursday, 18th of
September. On Thursday morning tho
chapel will DO consccratcd aud tho Rt.
Rev. M. b. w. Howe, Bishop Of the Do
ccso, will prench. Services to commence
at II o'clock. Services will be hold at
tho chapel at II O'Clock a. NJ, and 8
O'Clock r. NJ, on Wednesday and Thurs
day. All persons arc cordially invited to
attond. p
a joint meeting of tho pickcns and
Oconce County Commissioners was hold
at Central OH Tuesday, tho Goth of
August, to consider bids for the rebuild
ing of a wood or iron bridge, near Old
Pickcns, over Kcowcc River. Several
iron bridge companies mon woro present,
but tho contract was awarded to George
ii. Crafts q Co, of Atlanta, Ga, for
5000. Tho contract for repairing Of
tho pillars was awarded to Moses Emor-
son, of Oconee county, for 1900. The
bridge will be a handsome structure, and
is to DO finished by tho first of Doom
Dor. .
The Coaching Party" to Fort Hill on
last Thursday was the gaycst ovont OF
tho season.. The party consisted OF
about twenty-five of our society people,
accompanied by several friends from n
distance. Mr.. i, T.. Perry handled tho
ribbons over four horses of the leading
coach, and Mr.. IIermio Ostondorff man
aged tho buglo. Mr.. and Mrs. G. nj.