Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1892-06-23
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sSars. ". P. Peid is visiting relatives
a friends in Anderson this week.

sSdrs. w. P. Peid is visiting relatives
friends in Anderson this week.
The farmers from all sections of the
annty report the crop prospects very
Watermelon trains nave been passing
North over the Air Line railroad for sew
eral days.
large lot of ladies' undervests to
close ont at Is cents per pair at Nield d
Harrison's.
Mr.. Thomas R. McDade, formerly of
Oconee, died at Dillsboro. n. c., on the
18th day of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam C. Welborn. OF
visited Col. W. E. Welborn,
Of Oconee, last week.
Capt. A. j. Ballenger and his wife are
on a visit this week to his son, Rev. n.
G. Ballenger, at Easley.
Mike Browns farm in Barnwell re-
-vorted the first cotton blossoms in the
State, the 18th instant.
If you want to purchasa some cotton
seed meal apply to Nh. G. K. Maxwell at
the depot. lie can supply you.
The hall III Chicago, in which the Ma
tional Democratic Convention is being
held, will seat twenty thousand people.
The young men of Westminster will
give a minstrel at that place Saturday
ever June 18th. Everybody invited.
- Beecher Stowe wa 81 years
lea, !4th. She is at Hartford,
is a mental and physical
wre As
The ,cratic convention is going
on this week. The prohibitionists will
.eet the 10Th. The Third Party will
convene at Omaha July 4.
Vote as you please. Advocate any.
ticket or platform that suits you. bur
do not fall put with the other side be-
cause they wish also to do as they please.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Eaton, aged one year, lacking one day.
died on Tuesday morning and was buried
atNeville's school house burying ground.
Capt. John W. Daniels, ex-Clerk of
Court of Anderson county, and wife are
spending some time in Walhalla. They
are stopping at the Norman Park Hotel.
The eighteenth annual meeting of the
South Carolina State Press Association
will be held in Anderson, S. C., begin
ming on July 6. There will be an excur-
sion TO Clemson College.
Mrs. DIR. G. b. McAulitfe. of New York.
is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. l.. t.
of Walhalla.- She arrived this
week. Her many friends here will be
delighted to meet her again.
Rev. DR.. Hidden has been called to the
paStorate of the Grove Avenue Baptist
church, of Richmond, Va. He is a most
effective preacher, and delivered a mum
OtI-Ol cIOIIitIl SCI uCLio II IN D"tSA'e
church at Walhalla a few years ago.
Maj. a. R. Broyles, wife and their two
grandchildren. of Seneca, are stopping
at Judge Holleman's this week and per-
haps longer. for the benefit of Mrs.
Broyles. whose health has been ursatiS-
factory for several months past. We hope
she will soon regain her 'ronted health
and strength.
Mr.. Ferdinand ". Keys. eldest son OF
Mr.. Joe KEYS, of this place, returned
home last week from the Patrick Military
Institute. in Anderson. We learn that
this school has had a very prosperous
session. Young Keys Will no doubt en-
Joy his vacation with the Walhalla boys.
Ve might give them a few lessons in
he manual of arms.
The Trustees of Wolf Stake School
district No. p desire the patrons of said
.lool district to be present at a meeting
: the trustees at one o'clock on the
tn Saturday of the present month.
business OF Importance will come before
the meeting. Wolf Stake Alliance will
a}so meet immediately after the adjourn
ment of the school meeting. Let all in
terested attend.
Another killing in bloody Greenville.
On Saturday last j. W. j. Morgan shot
his f~ather-in-law. L. W. Hips. in TIE
back and killed him. The killing oc-
CARED in CLASSY Mountain township,
twenty FIVE miles above the court house,
on me old State road, not far from the
North Carolina line. Morgan is charged
with ~debauching his unmarried SiSter-in-
law. who had been living in his family.
Mr.. Ambrose F. FischeSser, one OF
Walhalla's most promising and energetic
young men. after taking a business course
in Moore's Business &C. re, Atlanta.
Ga, at once secured a posi- n rs assist
ant book-keeper and stenographer with
the Standard Wagon Company, in the
Gate City, with good salary. May great
success and high honor await our young
friend in life. Ambrose is a model young
man.
Gov. Tillman is moving in the Coosaw
case to show that the State has been
the loser by the former owners of the
Coosaw lease. Judge Simonton has
made an order in the case for the defend
ants TO pnt in their evidence before j. E.
Hagood, Esq, Clerk of the United States
Circuit Court. The other side will be
allowed to reply. T%hereupoE Judge
=Simonton will determine the question of
damages.
Nj. J. NJ. Strother Jack" as he is
Familiarity called.) is at homa from Wof-
ford College. He returned last week
AID is now enjoying himself from the
active duties and labors of the college
curriculum. Jack has passed his
Freshman year in college and will enter
at the next session the Sophomore class.
We understand he is a good student. and
that he will ,raduate with distinction is
just a question of time.
Mr.. ". p. Reid left for Baltimore on
last saturday morning, where he will