Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-01-26

To restore gray hair to its natural
color as in youth, causeit to grow abnnd-
ant and strong, there is no better pre-
paration than Halls Hair Renewer.
Mrs. Julian Aver, wife OF DR.. Julian
Aver, an Indian medicine man, known as
Montana Charley" has been abandoned
by her husband at Salisbury, n. c.
You can always tell the man who never
takes newspaper. He IS the fellow
who climbs a telegraph p. to light his
pipe with an electric lamp and then sues
the city for damages.
The new Town Council was sworn in
and organized on Monday last. The
officers are: 81. D. a. Biemann, Intend
ant; W. L. Werner, Treasurer; and DIR.
". J. Bpamlett, Clerk. Mr.. B. r. Moss
was reelected Marshal.
Mr.. John Williams, of Walhalla, is now
employed by the Union News Company,
of New York, as newsboy on the run
between Columbia and Walhalla. John
is ''hustle1' and will, no doubt, be Of
great value to his employers.
Little May, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. a. Grant, died last Friday from
membranous Group, after an illness OF
only three days. She was three and a
half years old Her body was buried on
Saturday at Whitmire's church.
Mr.. W. T. Robins is very low in Atlanta.
It is thought the chances of his recovery
are very slender. Mr.. A. P. Crisp returned
from his bedside Tuesday evening. Mr..
D. P. Robins is now with his brother and
will remain until there is change in his
condition.
A meeting of the Board Of Stewards OF
the Walhalla charge has been called for
Saturday, February 4 at II A. NJ, at the
parsonage in Walhalla. Every member
is urged to be present, as business OF
Importance will come up for considera-
ton.
Governor Tillman has made arrange
ments with the Baltimore Trust and
Guarantee Company to take two million
dollars of the new State bonds at par.
This company may take them all. 1t is
said that the bonds are 70 bear interest
from January /, 1893, and that the COM
pany will get six months interest for
their commission; hat is. they would
receive $4,000 if they placed >6,ooo,ooo
of bonds.
Capt. Andrew Dickson and family WILL
in few days, move from Walhalla to
Atlanta, Ga. Capt. Dickson is one of
our Oldest and most respected citizens.
and this change of residence from quiet
place like Walhalla to a busting and
noisy city like Atlanta will. we imagine.
be strange experience for the Captain.
We wish for him and his contentment
and prosperity and the formation of
many new ties of friendship and love.
W. F. Stanley. of Beardstown. d.. died
on Sunday evening last at the residence
of Col. c. F. Hoke, in Seneca. lie came
to that place about two months ago an
incurable consumptive. accompanied by
a brother and sister, who brought him
to the South in the hopes of retarding
the inevitable result OF his illness. Mr..
Stanley was about thirty years old and
leaves young widow to whom he had
been married year. His remains were
taken back to Illinois by his family, who
have the sincere sympathy of the people
CT Seneca.
A lady furnishes us with the following
recipe for keeping husband at home at
night: "Do not scold him because your
work has not gone all right. He is not
to blame. He also has cares. Let there
be two ounces of good nature and cheer
fulness, two ounces of smiles and sur
shine, two ounces of laughter and mirth,
two ounces of daily gossip and news;
mix this with five ounces of love, two
ounces of kisses, with one pound of old
fashioned courting, throw in his pipe
and daily paper and you'll have your
husband at home every night
Col. J. E. Hagood, OF Charleston, writes
the COURIER to renew his subscription
and takes occasion to say: Il have been
subscriber ever. since the paper was
published and was one of Tie original
stockholders and it affords h.e great plea
sure to see the names of so many of my
old friends weekly in your paper. Hope
that your paper may be successful and
its life may be long and prosperous.
The many friends of Col. Hagood. in
Oconee, will be pleased to learn that he
is well and prosperous in the City by
the Sea- The responsible duties of
Clerk of the United States Circuit Court
continues to be efficiently discharged by
him.
A PleasurabIe Marriage Occasion.