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

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LOCAL MENTION.
Straw ,..ts are in bloom.
- 7.,c fruit crop IS safe so far.
Wouldn't shoe factory pay here
The small grain is said to be lookin
well.
Beautiful weather during the pas
week.
To sell this" and deliver that" i
the devils way of doing business.
Love. Sunshine & CO., is the name of /;
.Johnstown, Penn. firm.
April showers and sunshine make al
nature rejoice.
If shce factory would pay here. VIII,
not establish one?
He is a poor Democrat who think.
more of an Office than he does OF tllt
principles of the party.
The Scriptures have it: Many are
called, but few chosen" But in this day
OF the Office seeker it is: Many are
chosen. but few called
On and after q April lSt. 1888, Dr. Fahne
'ged to pay cash for all dental ope.
81 the end OF each sitting.
~ Reid returned Wednesday
expedition on Kcowee
10 Mr.. Alex RamSa2,'
..lC several blue cats, enc
over five pounds.
b = regular convocation of Walhalla
rnser. No. Is r. A. NJ, will be held in
-z4sonic Temple, Walhalla. 5. G., on
L riday, 2lst instant at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
IS i'll govern themselves
aecsrdiaapla sddGinpanioas gee. postal clerk on
the Atlantic Coast Line, running now
from Washington to Charleston, is at
home this week on visit. He is look
ING well. Jimmie is sober, industrious
yoHng man, and Plumbers his friends by
the scores.
The following citizens OF Oconee county
have been drawn az grand and petit
Jurors for the Angus, term of the United
States Court at Greenville: Grand Jurors
Henry Green Lee, Anderson Evans,
Henry Lee and j. S. Morgan. Petit
iurors--W. S. Head, P p. sullivan. j. p.
Striblirg. J. B. Phillips, VIM. Earle and
W. c. latham.
DR.. Woodrow has sold Tie .Soutbe,7'
Pres1yterio, to company OF gentlemen
at Clinton, S c., who will continue Its
publication at that plac Rev. DR.. Wm.
S. Bean, gentleman OF ability and some
experience in the business. will be the
editor ss;aisos- Lle-Rresbytericn is first-class
religious journal and we wish it much
success in its rev home.
Mr.. wm. II. Simpson, of Atlanta. Ga
accompanied by his wife, is visiting Mr.
e. Miller and family of Retreat. Mr.
Simpson is representing the The Guar
antee Fund Building and Loan Associa
ton of Nashville, Tennessee. and has
associated Mr.. Miller with him in the
work. They have established a brancf
at Westminster and are in Walhalla thi!
week working up a branch. They vii
also visit Seneca and other points in The
county.
Luateraa TiSitor Interesting services
were held in the Lutheran church dur
ing Holy Week. at Jacksonville, Fla
On Good Friday evening the congresa
ton was unusually large. The pastor
Rev. J. F. Probst. preached an interest
ing sermon on the death of Christ ano
then confirmed number of persons. anc
also conducted services preparatory t
the Lords supper. on Easter Sunda,
morning the communion services were II
the German language. In the evenin;
the Lords supper was administered II
the English language Judging from TIL
interest taken in church matters, success
continues to crown the efforts OF Paste
Probst.'
The second quarterly conference G
the Walhalla Charge was held at III
Zion Methodist church last Saturday an
Sunday. Rev. John o. Wilson, Plesidin
Elder. preached Saturday and Sunday q
eleven clock to large congregation:
The business session of the conferenc
was held Saturday at close OF sermon
The usual routine of business was tral
sacted. The following delegates to II
District Conference were elected: Prime
pals. r. 7. .Jaynes and j. NJ. Whitmire
alternates. c. ". Pitchford and d. !
Smith. The District Conference WI
convene in annual session at Pickens
July lsth. The next quarterly confe
ence will be held at Double Spring
Rev. John 0. Wilson preached an alb
and edifying sermon in the Walhaila NJ
thodist church Sunday night to a iar9
congregation.
Mr.. W. E. Dendy is reading law in tt
Office of his uncle, Maj. S. P. Dendy.
the Walhalla Bar. He began this wee
and will remain in Walhalla during II
coming summer He is the eldest son
Mr.. T. II. Dendy, of Richland, one
the most successful farmers in the cou
ty. He is graduate of the North Geo
gia Agricultural College, Dahlones
Ca, and during the past year he W
private sec etary to President Strobe,
Clemson College. Mr.. Dendy is your
man of bright mind, studious habits, al
we expect to see him achieve success
his chosen profession. 1t seems th
there is something in the old pine fiel
around Richland conducive to the grow
of professional men. Teachers, lawye'
doctors and merchants, as well as ma
model farmers, claim Richland as Co
mon heritage, and with genuire pr
claim an interest in the dear old scht
house on the hill.