Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-08-18

Mr.. Andrew Bearden is announced thi
week as a candidate for reelection to tn
Office of County Commissioner.
We hope the Georgia Democracy vii
n rout the Third Party in every county il
that State.
% In less than two weeks now the agony
will lie over and we will know who is the
e most popular candidate.
The primary election takes place next
Tuesday week after which our friends,
the candidates, will take much needed
rest.
Mrs. Bette Brown, of Fair Forest.
Spartanburg county, daughter of the late
Rev. +. N. Morgan, is visiting her grand
father, Capt. Andrew Dickson, and family.
Nlnety-SiX is famous for its fine seed
wheat and oats. Messrs. J. P. Phillips
IL Bro. have both for sale See their ad-
vcrtisement.
| The State campaign is almost over and
We doubt very much if all the public
speaking that has been done l,ts accom-
pished rnuch one way or the other.
The friends of the prohibition cause
throughout the county are requested to
take an interest in the matter on the day
OF the primary and make an effort to get
all to vote for it.
Paul EvaEs, colored, after lingering
illness o: several weeks, died on last
Sunday morning, and was buried on Mon
day afternoon at Double Springs ceme
terry.
Clifford Simpson, colored, a young boy
about fifteen years old, died on Sunday I
afternoon, after an illness of only few
days, and was buried at Flat Rock ceme- !
terry on Monday afternoon.
Sallie Knox nee CAN'T. colored. died in
atlanta, Ca, on Sunday morning of con- :
Her remains were brouchtto p
falhalla on Monday evening and were n
'uried at Flat Rock cemetery on Tues n
ay morning. .,
Remember you must have your name IN
nrolled on a Democratic club list five I'll
ays before the 3oth of August. or YOU vi
III not be allowd to vote in the primary
lection. You must also vote at your own Ii
ub. ell,
Mr.. James Bryce, mail agent between -
llmington and Charleston, is at home ~,
sitting his parents. Our young friend ~, -.
an efficient officer and we hope for his o ro
omotion soon in the postal service of ~. -.
c government. Wv
The campaign meetings at Anderson on an,
turday and at Abbevillc on Tuesday pre-
re very large and orderly. The 7
tJority for Gov. Tillmau at both places CO,
$ Very decided. The meetings at New ir
Try and Laurens this week will close ent
of the most remarkable campaigns I
T known in South Carolina. eve
he INST bale of new cotton marketed. 'i'''
>outh Carolina was shipped Friday by so,, III
Nike Brown, OF Barnwell county, to l
v. Wagner Il Co.. cotton factors, at oec
rleston. The bale weighed 42o pounds sio' M
was classed as low middling. The 'ei''
bale last season was raised by Col. ,aSe
wn and consigned to the same par D. :
August Sth. pres
inter
rs. sallie Parker and daughle, III
eva, Mrs. Carrie Poppenheim, Miss miss
ME Poppenheim and Miss Georgia with
mes ofGroomsville, Berkeley county. and
e up on the excursion on the 10th dolla
nv ''"' ''te 'ne guests OF Rev d. {. colpo
zon and sisters, of Walhalla. We Th
these ladies will enjoy their visit to Assoc
A-''''" " 'ne oky. the T
e rules and regulations for holding son. ,
primary election. adonted Inv tho The c
Democratic Executive Committee ing W
ar in this issue of the Cor.p,rr histol
these regulations and prepare to The
in the primary election, not only day a
riding to law" but ACCORDING 70 lS93,
lies and regulations of the Demo minGo
party of the SAa.-<