Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-13

AS DR.. G. c. probst will be in West
minister next Monday, parties in Wal
lalla desiring dental work by him shoulc
call at his Office on any other day of the
week.
The Walhalla Knights of Honor will
meet on tomorrow friday in their hall,
over c. l.. Reid & Sons store, at / clock
p NJ. A full attendancr u the members
is desired
Greenville Ner<: Miss Lillian Herndon,
a handsome and popular young lady OF
Walhalla, has returned to that town,
having spent some time here visiting her
uncle, Mr. a. D. Gaillard.
Mr. Dan B. Lucia OF Montpelier, Yer
mont. is stopping at the Norman Park
Hotel. He is a famous baseball player
and will be here several weeks. He is a
son of Gen. Lucia of Montpelier.
The Clerk of Court has new supply
OF blanks for Confederate soldiers who
lost leg, arm. eye, or were disabled in
the late war, under Acts OF 1S79-lSSl.
The first supply OF blanks had become
exhausted.
Judge J. j. Norton attended the South
Carolina Presbytery at Honea Path as
the representative of the Walhalla Pres
byterian church Col. R. a. Thompson
being detained at home by his illness,
Judge Norton attended as alternate.
DR.. G.. C. Probst. dentist, expects to be
in Westminster Monday next, April l7th.
He will be prepared to work for those
desirouS of having dental work done.
Call on him at Dr.. j. W. W.Quillian's hotel,
between $50 A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ.
Mrs. Mauldin, widow of the late Rev.
Tyre b. Mauldin, died at the home Of
Mr.. McGee. near Anderson Court House..
on Tuesday, 2Sth of March. She was
we'll known in Oconee county, having
lived for many years with her husband
in the Richland neighborhood.
Re-. $. c. Kennedy, of Jacksonville,
Fla. has spent the winter ip Walhalla
for his health, and found his stay most
beneficial. He thinks he never struck
such stratum of air as we have here.
and saws that sanitarian ought to be
established in Walhalla.
President Cleveland paid out of his
own pocket the entire expenses OF The
special train bearing his family and his
friends to the Federal Capital on March
Sd. He did the same to the special train
from Albany to Washington on March =,
1885. Besides. he gets there.
One might as we'll try to stem the
rapids of Niagara, as to expect perfect
health while scrofulous faint exists in
the blood. Trough its Alternative and
purifying properties, syer's Sarsaparilla
removes every vestige of scrofulous poi
son from the blood.
A woman in New Hampshire is street
railway magnate. good housekeeper
and cook. a fine shot with revolver, a
firstclass swimmer. an excellent busl-
ness woman and worker in the church.
This is an array of accomplishments cal
culated to paralyze the matrimonial
bureau.
on our first page will be found two re-
pots of the discussion before Postmaster
General Bissell on the political faith and
affiliations of congressman Latimer
Strait and McLaurin. As we wish oul
readers to see both sides of the question,
we publish the reports contained in the
state and the Columbia register.
Let there be full attendance of the
citizens of Walhalla at Reids Hall or
TUESDAY night, 18th instant, to aid the
Young men who are endeavoring to have
nice park laid out on College Hill
Read their call in another column. ant
then render some material help in thi:
commendable enterprise.
Rev. c. G.. Martz. of Lebanon. Pa, ha
been called by the Walhalla Lutheran
church to preach a trial sermon, looking
to permanent call as pastor Of the con
orecation. He has answered that h
VIII be here and preach in the Walhall
Lutheran church on the first Sunday II
MAY. 1t is probable that he will b
called to the pastorate.
Col. r. E. Holcombe, a prominent an
universally respected citizen of Picken'
died at his home, six miles from Easley
Sunday morning at $50 o'clock. He wa
native of Pickens county and was
wears old. He leaves widow and THU
teen living children with many gran
children and host of friends to mour
their loss.
The quarterly communion service
the presbyterian CuuICil VIII p0 Po'
poned from next Sabbath to the fir
Sabbath in May. There will be no preacl
ing on Saturday morning in consequent
of the pastor, Rev. G. G. Mayes, beln
detained at Newberry by the sickness
his infant daughter. He hopes to
: able to reach Walhalla Saturday evenini
: and if so, preaching may be expecte
> Sunday morning as usual.
f A matter for the immediate consider
2 zion of the railroad authorities or tt
i Town Council is this: Upon the arriv
n of the passenger train each night,
t Walhalla, the steps and platforms OF Il
S cars and the passage way along tie si'
b of the train becomes at once so crowde
), with boys and negroes that it is alno
y impossible for passengers to get out al
l. away from the train. This thing has b
e come grievous annoyance and shou