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

nee, med in Okla.
August from TIE effects OF an overdos,
of morphine. Iewas twenty-three year.
of age and was previously connected viii
tne Columbia and Greenv;lle Railroad TO,
several years
The ladies of the Moument Association
will give cake walk and old time party
at Aaufmann,s Opera House Friday
$500. ontperones: Mrs -
W. Keys Mrs. S. X. Dendy. Mrs. 4. C..
Merriek and Mrs. W l.. Werner. Adnis-
sion, ten cents.
Mrs. T. Summers and children. Mrs. J.
a. Thee and Mr. and Mrs. +. Thee. who
came up on the excursion last week from
Charleston, are stopping with Mr.. J. II.
heil, Sr. We extend 20 all these good
people a cordial welcome and wish them
pleasant visit.
Young men, who will be twenty-one
years OF age at the general election in
November. can join a Democratic club
nor and vote in the primary election.
But You must enroll your name on the
club list i've days before the primary
election takes place
On Tuesday morning Coroner Herndon
ard Sheriff Moss We're Summoned to hold
an inqrest over the body of Louis
Owens, cSlored, who died Monday night I
while seated, IN his chair. Louis lived
near High FAILS on his own land and
was very gool darkey. The verdict of
the jury was that he died of heart disease.
There is to be 10 pumping" in the
primary election this tine Where more
than one person is to be voted for. for
the same position, the voter must poll a
full ticket. This rule was adopted by
the County Executive Committee at its
last meeting. Unless You comply with
this rule your wore will be excluded.
let all our readers in South Carolina (
remember the prohibition election at the !
August primary. It's time when the /,
friends of home and good government ,
should rally. NoNoter should fail to be :
on hand, if possible, and each man who ;
fears God and loves right should see that :
his vote reads No License" b
The excuY from Charleston to the q
mountains It week was great success. v
The t',aih was run through by the South h
carolina Railway without change One fl
hundred and four persons came through
rom Charleston. A considerable num-
Der came through from other points. =, =,
We welcome the excursionists, one and ,'
Ill, and wish for them much pleasure and ~ ~
happiness in our midst W VI
The fall session of the Williamson Fe- of
male College will begin on Wednesday. OF
september 7th, with a full corps of in to
tructors. This college, under the able w
'residency of DR.. S. Lander. has at tn
a.ned position second to none in the Az
tate In settling the important ques- to-
ion where 20 send your daughter next On
ear you would do well to consult the Ba
dvantages offered by this institution OF
,arning.. See advertisement in another r.
olumn.
tr,
Greenville Ne,cs: Revenue Agent Pr
lark, of Nebraska, Raiding Deputy of
nsor and Deputy Marshals William Tur- his
sr and Roland Turner made raid Fri sor
" night at Rogue's Ford, on the Chat the
'oga river, oconee county. Three block dis
lie distilleries and between two and ass
rec thousand gallons of beer were has
'stroyed. On Sunday Mr.. Clark, Dr. Str
nsor and Deputy Marshals King and sat
bark made raid in Pickens county. A are
ii was destroyed, 1000 gallons of beer bac
ld five gallons of whiskey were poured Ins
t and three men we're captured and the
lged in JAIL ter,