Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-03-24
See new advertisement Of Messrs. Nield

The time for hunting birds expires on
Thursday, March 31st.
Nj. Mant McClair spent last Sunday
with / mother IL Walhalla.
The coming summer girl must supply
herself with a profusion of belts.
Push your garden work when the
weather is suitable. 1t will pay you.
Nh. w. T. Robins. who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time, is convalescent.
ID. T. C. Hutchinson is thought to be
improving. Hopes are entertained Of his
recovery.
Hon.Roger Q. Mills, of Texas, has
been elected United States Senator by
the Legislature.
Mr.. Jesse CAN'T, the eldest son of Edi-
tor Larry CAN'T. has become editor Of
the Greenville Democrat.
Dr.. Waiter c.. Fisher was nominated
Mayor of Columbia in the second NUM-
cipal primary election held on Tuesday.
At the next Presidential election it is
estimated that 11.50o,09o men will have
the right to vote.
When a girl refers her lover to her pa
he feels as if it is harder to question the
pop than it is to pop the question.
1t won do any good to look as solemn
as an owl in church if You are in the
habit Of SHINING people in business.
Nearly or quite all the counties will
be represented in the convention to be
held in Columbia to-day. May wise and
conservative counsel prevail.
ou girls do NOT seem to take much
interest IN the ~leap-year plan, Judging
from the walls which we hear from the
boys.
And 1t is Probate Judge j. W. Hole
man. He received his commission last
week and is NOW diScharging the duties
OF Probate Judge.
The Governor has resrtted Lewis Viii
l;mms. of Darlington, mtl the 10th of
June.=when he and Joseph James will be
hanged together.
The sixteenth annual session OF the
Grand Lodge Knights of Honorof South
Carolina will be held in Columbia, s. c..
beginning on Wednesday. April 20, 1892,
at S.5o p. ".
The oeonee Coumty Republican Con-
vent;on will meet at Walhalla Court
House on SATURDAY, Apri2 o. TO elect
delegates TO the State Convention. to be
lcldin Columbia on Tuesday. April 10.
senator Irby and Private Secretary
Tighe passed through Columbia On Tues
day. en- route 10 Washington. after two
weeks Spent=at the Senator's home at
Larrers. on leave of absence.
!. ". Shelor. Esq. accompanied by his
wife and children. will leave Saturday
next for Calhoun, Ga, where they will
spend several days visiting his mother
and other
Come 70 the front. candidates, Let
he peoplc know who YOU are and what
Office YOU would like 70 have. Don't be
backward orsthe dear people may think
Won aTe afraid Of being defeated.
II. Al. Gibson. Esq. will leave Fri
DAY afternoon next for Acworth, Ca, on
an. extended visit to his daughter. Mrs.
G.W. GroGan. and other relatives at Cal
hour aad elsewhere.
- Missouri boy has invented a COM
pouad which vii: keep lies of tinware.
0c.. lang IA stores. What's wanted )
sonnet ae % ..cep the flies OF the store
6~cegers WHO cont advertise.
0a u first page will bc found the
speech Of senator David b. Hill. of New
York. before the Legislature of MiSsis-
sippi. II abound> IN sound De- cratic
doctrine ard win well repay az III
geadins.
p~,~noct~
- "anlalla TO 4rcenville
HIS fr;ends rejoice. and the public may
Go 80. too. for we ShaIlnow have efficient
service on this route.
IA. II. Gibson, Esq. has resigned as
attendant of the town of Walhalla. anG
# e=cieetion to I'll the vacancy is being
held today. This action o. Esquire
6,ibSonis owing to the fact that h~eleaves
in q lew days on q p~rotracted visit to rel
atiyes at Acworth. Ca, and elsewhere,
and tits importantthat the Office should
be filed.
David Singleton, one of the most pro-
mnleat coiored men III the county. died
at his home,=in Walhalla. on Thursday
afternoon. nth instant, from effects OF
the Grip. which resulted in heart trou-
bic. lie was for many years a leading
Republican, and at the time of his death
lewas holding the appointment of store
keeper and gauger. lie was a member
Of the co]ored Methodist church at Wal
halla. and or Saturday afternoon at three
O'clock his body was buried at Flat Rock
butying ground. after funeral services by
the pastor. Rev. C. C. Robertson.
The Atlanta Constitution says: Editor
Larry Gantts thousands of friends in
Georgia VIII be glad to learn that this
sturdy Democratic .Allianceman is MAX
ing his vigorous work felt and appre-
ciated in South Carolina. Mr.. Can't is a
native South Carolinian. and since he has
accepted the managing editorship of the
Columbia Register the newspapers of the
Palmetto State have showered compli-
mentary notices upon him. He is a
strong and fearless writer and proposes
to show MS readers that an Allianceman
can be a stalwart Democrat. His trench
ant pen has already made the Register a
power in the land
\ correspondent of the Greenville
Nqc&, writing from Seneca. under date
of March 18th, says thought l would
give .,ou some dots about the Republicans
organizing at the mass meeting held by