Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1891-01-29
8 ama

fNrprNfrs TtTSIEESk sFSSc2 - NSsWSSsAtsfs8tl
Attention IS called 10 shs adysstfsss
msntaEpf GaFser q aad ssfas NJ
PtteIleKii IL vii
Drs ]. Stock iofs Tuesday Tor Charlotte,
N. 81, whore lie has aceeptod d call TO
supply thc Ltsthsfan ehurchof thatoity.
Special Atteption isl callea to the adyss.
Msapea ae0ssn sorboa ara Auditor
a. n Norris IA this ISSUE.
III ssss. ~. ~ saturday wa disas
greeable. WE had rain, snow aud sleet,
Since the weather has boon ane.
Mr.. II. O. Busch, Of Charleston, arrived
In Walhalla Tuesday night on 4 brief
visit to relatives and Jfrienda.
On Tuesday tho frat ballot for Senator
of Kansas stood: Houss-Judge w. Al
Pfeiffer received 90; ingalls,, 3d. Senate
Ingalls,, 80; Pfeiffer, .; Blair, s.
A box Of ~oarpenter's tools was found
in Gen. w. r. Eryin's woods pasture re-
GENTLY. Tho owner will come forward,
identify h~isiproperty and ply fortthis adj
yertiseInent.
Miss Gallo Russell, daughter5of Mr.. w.
G. Rsesell. of this county, took the train
at Westminster last Monday for Cum
~. ..tsasNS rayth county, Ga, where she
wiz atteh school at that place.
Vaiuablo farm lSias on Cane crock.
near Wallhlalla, for rent 1891, Forty acres
Of bottom Good upland for cotton.
Good dwelling house. Apply to Thomp-
son & Jaynes.
Attention Is called to the al advertisements
Of the Tugaloo Stock Farm, John w.
Shelor, proprietor. Mr.. Shelor has given
much attention to the breeding of fine
horses and his are among the finest In
the State.
Freight conductor Wiliford, on tho
Air Line Railroad, In coupling cars at
Seneca, on Monday morning last, had his
right arm so badly crushed that amputa-
lion was necessary. DR.. Doyle performed
the operation. ~
The friends of Mr.. r. M. Stribling will
DO pleased to learn that ho has entered
upon the practice of law at Granbury,
Texas. The Granbury NeWs, Of tho 18th
instant, contains his professional card
n an Representatives notice of his locaI
t!cn3iG that CITY.
Mr.. Ransom Thompson died at the
residence of his niece, Mrs. r. nj. Grant,
in Pickens county, on tho Stl instant.
He died suddenly Of heart failure. Mr..
thompson was seventy.three years old.
and had boon for many years q consistent
member of the Methodist church..
DR.. j. r. Carroll, of Darlington, arrived
here last week. The Doctor has been
seeking q home In the Piedmont Bolt and
has selected Walhalla. His family will
soon follow. He will make his head
quarters for the present at tho Norman
Park Hotel. We welcome the Doctor
and his to our county. "
Mr.. VIM. A. Kay, Of Greenville, ra-
turned with his bride e. = Cunningham
on "Wednesday of last week. Mr.. Kay
was tnarrsad In that CITY on Tuesday,
goth instant, to Miss Gertrude Cawthen.
The happy couple are spending a. fow'
tiays at. the home&pf Mr.. j. Il. Kay, tho
father of the groom, near Waihalia.
They have II best wishes for their flu
ture happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. Mary Cobb, relict of the late J. w.
Cobb, diedin Anderson on Thursday, 10Th
instant, at the residence OF her son-in-
law,TMr.' j.. b. McGeo, In the 74th year of
her aye, and was buried at tho Presbyte-
rian church. She leaves five SONS and
six daughters to mourn her death. Mrs.
Cobb was q consistent member OF the
Baptist church. She rcsidod for several
years at Old Pickens, and was favorably
known to q number of our readers.
Be sure and read the interesting ac-
count of Orr's Rifles by Judge Norton,
who In this article treats of tho early
history of this famous regiment. It will
bring the scenes and incidents Of camp
life wildly to the minds of all survivors,
1t is proposed by tho Survivors Assocsa-
lion to have n complete history of the
regiment written for publication, the
frat chapter of which Is prepare. by
Judge Norton.
Mr.. III. r. CASTOR, living near West
minister, celebrated his golden wedding
on December 31st, 1890. having been
fnarried fifty years. He is ono of our
most worthy and exemplary citizens.
He has been q subscriber to the KEowEE
COURIER since It's frat issue in 1910, and
no paid us last week his forty-second an.
nual subscription. In his ripe old ago
we extend to him and his beloved part
ner in life our warmest congratulations
and wish for them many more years of
happiness and prosperity.
Messrs. Floyd b. Watson and w. j.
Hembree, two of Anderson county's
good citizens, have recently bought land
in Oconee county, near Fair Play, and
havo cast iii their lot among us. We
are pleased to welcome them to Oconee
and trust they will have no cause to re-
gret their movo. Desiring to keep up
with our county's progress and read one
of the best weekly papers in upper South
Carolina, they authorized the KE:wEB
COURIER to DO sent to thom tho present
year. Success to you, gont,emen.
1t has become our duty to chronicle
the death Of an aged and respected 9th
ION, Capt. Hugh NJ. Phinnoy. He died
at his home In West Union, s. c., on
Thuradny %eyenfnp GOD inatant 4, thn