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

made a faitfN
sentative for the short while he has bee
in the councils of the nation, and we ar
persuaded if elected again he will b
founo battling manfully for the right
and interests of all the people He is
statesman. broad and liberal.
a party, consisting Of Mr.. J. B. Pickett
wife and three s0aS, Mrs. j W Uole.
man and son, Mr. Wilton Aud and .di>.
Bessie Aud, of Elberton, Ca, Mrs. K :.
Hunter and Mrs. Capt J. a. Eallenger,
left Walhalla on Wednesday for Frank
lin, \. c.. by the way of Highlands.
Thcy will be gone about eight or ten
days. We wish one and all pleasant
visit and a safe return.
The war in Tennessee between the
miners and convic. labor has broken out
afresh. Fighting has taken place be-
tween the troops and miners. A few
We're wounded on both sides. none killed.
The miners have captured trains on the
railroads with troops and supplies. The
railroads lave also been torn W. by the
miners. Gov. Buchanan has called out
several thousand State troops. Great
excitement prevails throughout Tennes-
see.
We are grieved to announce the death
Of Mrs. Georgia Norris nee Wicker. wife
Of Mr.. T. B. Norris, which sad event oc-
cured in Walhalla this morning at S
o'clock. She was native of Newberry.
md her remains will be taken to that
place for interment tomorrow. She was
consistent member of the Methodist
,hurch. and had exhibited in her Chris
al. life all the graces and virtues of her
ex. She leaves a husband and three lit
lie children, with many friends, to mourn
lie, death
Mr.. j. c. Murray died suddenly in
avannah, Ga, last Saturday morning at
en- o'clock from hemorrhage of the
ungs. He was in his usual health, and
'as in the store engaged in his ordinary
uties when he was attacked. He died
efore the doctor could be called to his
de. Mrs. Murray is in Walhalla with ,
el' sister, Mrs. Pratt. She has been 5
ute i'll with fever, and their little child ,
as buried only two weeks ago. She
as the sincere coincidence of many {
lends in her deep atfliction. l
Counterfieiters and counterfeit silver
'ins are abundant. The chief of the
cret service division of the treasury =
,2artment has received information of :,
C arrest at Anderson, S. c., by Agent
t. Forsyth. of one Sanders. shipper
chest containing a countertieiter's :, =,
tfit, metal and finished coins addressed =,
G. I. Baughman, Walhalla, S. c., :, :,
lich was lately captured in transit on y =
e Richmond & Danville Railroad. .
.ent Forsyth took Baughman into Gus ~ =,
iy on the 18th instant, at Walhalla. -
hearing of the arrest of Sanders, ;,
ughman made full confession. "
Sasley Democrat PROF. NJ. S. Strib- NJ
g, of Seneca, has been selected by the vi
stees of the Easley High School as
ncipai of the school for the next term wi
ten months. Prof. Stribling comes lal
hly recommended. he has taught in We
ne of tne best schools in and out of th
State; he is fine scholar and good
Miss Maggie Wells, who we
isted Prof. Willis the term just ended, ]
been reelected as assistant to Prof. Jo
bling. Miss Wells gave universal Mi
sfaction the last term and our people ste
delighted to know that she is coming fAfr
k. We are authorized by Prof. Strib-
to say that the school will open on NO mo-
5tb -oi September. he will advertise tba ts
as next week. ]