Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-20
December.
June.
LOCAL MENTION.

The prospects are favorable to good
fruit crop this year.
T.E. Alexander has plenty acid phos-
phate on hand.
1t is reported that some snow and sleet
fell near Walhalla on last Wednesday
morning before day.
DR.. W. J. Bramlett is improving his
residence. on Main street, by the addi-
ton of a neat piazza.
And now comes the news that Hamp-
ton is sure of 100000 factory Verify
the mills are coming to the cotton.
One car each of c. S. meal and hulls
just received. Strictly for cash.
6. *. MAXWELL.
Very heavy showers, followed by
heather this Thursday morning,
will. no donbt. do great deal of good.
Miss Carrie Perry will leave this week
for Chicago to attend meeting Of the
Board of Lady Managers of the World $
Fair.
The weather last night was of the
typical April scrt-wind, lightning, thun-
der. rain-with delightful sunshine this
morning.
On and after April 1st, 1885, DR.. Fahne-
stock will work for those only who come
prepared to pay cash for all dental ope-
rations at the END of each sitting.
Those interested in base ball are re-
quested to meet in the Office of Mr.. o. H.
Schumacher, in the rear en- of his store
tomorrow (Friday) night at eight o clock
NJ W. Coleman & Co.. of Seneca, con-
tinue to please the ladies and hence their
dress goods 90 so fast. Read what they
saw about their second order in this issue.
We would suggest that the board Of
health have general cleaning up of all
the lots and premises of the town resi-
dents before the warm weather arrives
The young men are meeting with sub
stantial encouragement in their efforts to
build park. The subscriptions amount
to over $50 already Hurrah for the
boys
Some of our ;ouns people greatly en-
joyod Cold Water Party last Monday
night They report a delightful evening.
spent Under the auspices of Mr.. c. 5.
Reid.
Married. at the residence of the brides
mother, in Hart county, Ca, on April ..
1893, by Rev. F. NJ. Cole, Mr.. P. H. Pull
len. of Fair Play, 5. c.. and Miss Sallic
E. Martin.
Columbia is to have carnival in May
Messrs W. J. Stribling, of Walhalla. and
J. c. Cary, of Seneca, have been invited
TO act as civic escort to the 5peakers on
the occasion.
The youthful fisherman has come out
of his winter quarters, with hook and
line ready for business, his bait-box
being, generally, of larger capacity than
his game bag.
Married, at the residence of the bride.
in Walhalla, or Tuesday night, 18th
instant, at s clock, Mr.. Anthony Efflies
to Mrs. Laura T. Simmons, Rev. Il. W.
Seymour officiating.
Mr. Willie ]. Neville. Jr.. is at home
from Moore's Business College, Atlanta,
Ga. The institution has changed hands
in consequence of financial stringency,
but Mr. Neville completed his three
months course in bookkeeping before
the crash came.
Mr.. Wm Hiles and family left Tuesday
snorning for their Northern home in
:; father, Michigan. Their Walhalla
:, friends wish them safe journey. Dur
: ing the, several winters they have spent
in walhal,e our people have learned to
know and love them.
The regular i.:eeting of the T. 0. G. I.
will take place on Monday night. April
oath, at o'clock in yanDiviere's Hall.
over the Neecs Office. All members are
earnestly requested to present as
business Of great Importance willrequire
our att Intion. r. w. SEYMOUR, L. D.
eS)r. Fletcher s. Porter of the gradual
: ing class of 1898, College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Baltimore, has our thanks
for an invitation to the commencement
exercises on Wednesday, April 10th.
The many friends of DR.. Porter congratu-
late him on his graduation and wish him
a long and useful career as an eminent
NJ. D.
- The committee appointed by the Park
Construction Company to meet the Town
Council, complied with their orders, and
at a meeting Of the Council on Wednes-
~ ,;ob+ ~ booora h1a ho5v Granted