Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-09-15

we need what they owe US. A hint ought
to be sufficient.
Mr.. Chas. J. Dickson, wife and chill
drea, of Hester, Abbeville county, are
visiting his father, Capt. Andrew Dick
son, and other relatives.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
father, on September lst, by Rev. G. F.
Fuller, Mr.. F. NJ. yickery, of Tugaloo, to
Miss Lula Powell, of Oconee county, S. c.
GOV. Tillman has pardoned from the
penitentiary Thomas Cobb, who was
sentenced for larceny at the October
term. 1891, from Oconee, by Judge Ker-
shaw.
A protracted meeting will begin at
Zion Methodist church next Sunday. con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. II. c. Mou-
zon, assisted by Revs. J.&. Wright and
r. L. Dufie.
Mrs. 6. A. Norman loft Tuesday for
Rock Hill, where she W: join her hus-
band in their new home. Their many
Walhalla friends regret to part with them,
vet wish for their every success.
Dir. T. j. Marett was elected steward
of the pcu- house and farm on Wednes-
day. the 14th instant, at call meeting of
The Board OF County Commissioners for
..,,.oo.o sc a1ac+;ou crccascor 70
Mr.. a. 3. McGuffin, WHO resigned some
time ago.
Darlington Herald: One of cur tobacco
growers has estimated that the tobacco
crop of the county will sell for about
100000. The quantity planted is about
one thousand acres. At the present
price OF cotton it would take about four
thousand acres 10 make cotton enough to
sell for thai sam.
Gen. james 8=3f ans. a former citi-
zen ofNegserry, died N arkansas recent
ly, whi;aer lie removed more than twen
" years as,., "a the th year of his age
He had beer. soldier in three wars, viz:
A Lieutenant ii the Florida war, a Cap
tain III the Mex can war and the Colonel
she Sd 5. C. V in the last war.
l'iedmont had rather a romatic mar
riage last Monday caused by the fact thai
the bride and groom had never met unit
that day. Inc parties were Mr.. Fred
Fischer. of Fairfield, Texas. and Mis-,
Mollie Clifford. Of Piedmont, a daughte
of the late Pat Clifford, who will be re
membered by many of the old soldiers.
The Baptist caurch at Pleasant Ridg
has been painted and is now most com
Portable building. The committee 4
charge of the work return thanks 70
contributions for completing the church
ev. Drury Hayes is the supply for tn
lrrent year, and breaches there on tn
tirst sabbath of every month.
BoptiSt Cowie,: Every Baptist Sun
day school in the State ought to observ
IN some way Tic Centennial Ckat.fvl.'
Day on October I'd. tits an opportunit
that every live superintendent will utiliz
to good purpose. Make it a memorabl
day for the children-one they may loo
back to for years to come, and which vii
inspire US a. with holy zeal for tn
cause of miss, ons.
Rev. j. A. Bryan, of the Third Presb,
terian church, Birmingham, A..a., IS ea
pected to assist Rev. G. G. Mayes in tn
meeting in the Walhalla Presbytera
church, which viii begin next Sunday
and protract for a week or ten .i4gy: tag
Rev. j. T. McBryde, of Pendletyn. WI
preach on Sunday, and Mr. Brya
will arrive first OF eek. They AZ
eminent dig :. many will doubtle!
atter ,..ehed word.
second primary election passe
quietly on Tuesday. Considering tt
avy rains very good vote was polle'
total in oconee being 1927, abol
fourth less than in the first election
the "agony is over for two yea
more, and let us all get down to busine
again. We may have to whip the Rae
Gals and Third Partyites in Novembe
but then this will be easily done, al
South Carolina will contiue to wealth
the storm in the good old Democrat
ship Of State.
Elsa, infant daughter, of Mr.. and Nj
C. NJ. Nield, died Tuesday morning, Sc
tember 18th, aged eight months. S
had been sick about week from col
plication of troubles incident to teethin
Her body was laid to rest Wednesd
morning in the new cemetery beside t
graves of three little ones who were al
taken in infancy. Rev. J. D. Mccullou
conducted the funeral services IN t
.Walhalla Episcopal church at ten o'cioe
Mr.. and Mrs. N;eld have the sympathy
many friends in their bereavement.