Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

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LOCAL MENTION.
Just received at F. E. Harrison's a
large lot of Cones Boss pants and shirts
DR.. ]. r. Weldon, OF Greenville, is Wis
iting his friend, Dr.. t. G. c. Fafnesto ok
F E. Harrison's flour has arrived
Cali and get some and try it.
Washington is place where many fee
they have call just now, but few are
chosen
The happiest man to-day is the mar
who is not looking for office under the
new administra tion He has everything
TO gain and nothing to lose.
Ex-secretary Tracy says that, in addi-
ton to the hard labor and constant anx-
iety. his Cabinet ';se cost him about
$4,000 year over and above his salary.
Parties going on to Washington to Sc
cure an appointment would be acting she
part of prudence to provide themselves
with return tickets
On single dollar note Washington
board Of health doctor found the germs
of three differen. dirt diseases. Itmakes
one shudder to think of what 800 bin
might represent in its filthy lucre way.
The planting season approaches, whe Il
every editor who knows the difference
between dinner horn and fallow field
begins to tell the farmer how to plant his
crop.
Every day brings news of certain
classes who need not expect Office under
the new administration, but ther7 Is
pitiful lack of information concerning
those who may. Who is qualified for
Office is the crying question Of the hour.
An elaborate preliminary programme
has been prepared for the State Sunday
School Convention to be in session TWO
DAYS at Abbeville. from April -ith to 9th.
Reduced railroad rates Will be procured
over all roads.
a pension Office clerk tew days az
remarked that all the existing penS.on
laws require to make them perfect is an
amendment granting pensions u veterans
for badness The sarcasm got to the
ears o. Gen. Raum who promptly scalped
the clerk
y have used Ayers Hair Visor for a
number of years. and II has always given
me satisfaction. 1t is an excellent dress
ing, prevents the hair from turning gray,
insrres its vigorous growth, and keeps
the scalp white and clean. Mary a.
Jackson. Salem. Mass.
Az old criminal was asked what was
the first step that led to his ruin, when
he answered: The first step was cheat
ing an editor out of his subscription.
When had done that the devil had got
such grip on me that never could
shake him off.
For the i.st time since her childhood
Mrs. Phillip Maltry and her two little chill
dren. of Little Switzerland Park. Atlanta
Ga, accompanied b. her niece. Miss Annie
Overloffer. of New York. !, spending
some time with her aunt. Mrs. c. b
OehInig. of Walhalla.
..Tne Charleston House. Mr.. o. II
Schumacher, proprietor. gives tinel,
quotation OF prices this week. Here is
found large stock of goods to suit the
season and the clerks viii serve you il
handsome style. Mr.. schumacher is Al
enterprising merchant and means to keel
abreast of the times Read his adver
tisement and then give him call.
a large blockade distillery on Grow
Creek. Pickens county. and conducted b,
G.. ". Alexander, Sr., E. NJ. Alexander
and G. ". Alexander. .jr., was caideC
last week by Revenue Agent Ensor and ;
posse of deputies. The three blockader
named were captured and carried t
Greerville jail. and a large quantity G
beer and low wines, as well as OF uten
sis, were destroyed.
The following are the appointments o
Rev. John O. Wilson. Presiding Elder o
Greenville District. for his second quar-
terlv conferences in 0conee county
Walhalla Circuit, Zion church, April ST
and 9th; Westminster Circnit. Roc
Springs church. April 22d and sd; Sc
neca Circuit, Seneca church. April %
and oath; Townville Circuit, church
April 18th. Delegates to the Distric
Conference will be elected on this round
Secretary of State Tindal. one of til
Trustees of Clemson College, says ther
has been steady increase In the numoe
of applicants for admission TO the college
At the last meeting there were onl
about 30 young men who had sent nc
tees to the effect that they were certal
!. of attending. Since that time enoug
additional replies have beer received
run the opening number W 70 nearl
400.
The enterprising citizens of Batesbur
have formed company for the establish
ment of fifty thousand dollar cotto
mill. 1t is said that the mill will be bui
at once. Why can't Walhalla get up
fifty thousand dollar cotton mill W
believe it can be done. Who will NOV
in the matter? We know of men in tn
community who could if they would sui
scribe 5000 or $4,000 a piece. Let
have the factory. twill help everybod.
The wife Dr. B. Frank Smith, of E
berton, Ca, is on visit to his father an
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Smith,
Walhalla. Mrs. Smith is accompanie
by her two little children. DR.. Smit
studied medicine under the late DR.. l..
johnson atth;s place, and it is gratifyir
to learn that he stands high as a pract
toner and has an extensive and CROWN
,tice in his adopted home. He is a
cu ,alhalla 'sboy" that weare prou