Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-01-12

till u NJ. January 13, Is, 10 and 20
Teeth extracted without pair, Terms,
cash at each sitting.
The firm of c. L. Reid & Son return
thanks to their patrons and give them
notice that they are still doing business
in the same square and honest way. See
advertisement.
The dispensary law is local option,
pure and simple, with all the Cracks
stopped" Itrequires majority of the
freeholders of any town or city to favor
it before dispensary can be opened.
One of the best resolutions you can
make for the new year is to come up and
subscribe for the KEowEE COURIER.
Some have done this already. VIII you
be behind the procession?
Messrs. S. r. and W. r. Keith, of
Chappells. and Mr.. J. ]. Suber. accom-
panied the body of Robert E. Lee and
remained few days in Walhalla after
the burial.
The weather for two weeks has been
clear generally and colder than it has
been for seven or eight years. Last
night snow fell to the depth of nearly
TWO inches. This morning is clear and
warmer The snow will soon disappear
under present conditions.
The Pickens papers have undergone a
change. j. T. Boggs, Esq, has leased
The .Sentiael to c. f Robinson, Esq. and
Mr.. T. c. Robertson has full control Of
the .Jo,uaG' We wish our brethrel, in
Pickens tn, full measure of success in
their ventures.
Rev. !. \. Wilson. of Seneca. will
preach in the Presbyterian church at
Walhalla on next Saturday morning at
II o'clock. Preaching on Sabbath morn
ing as usual The Sacrament will be
administered curing the service. The
public are respectfully invited to attend
these services.
The Walhalla Knights of Honor will
hold an important meeting in their Lodge
room. over c. L. Reds store, on Friday
night. 18th instant All the new officers
are earnestly urged to attend, so that
they may be duly installed and enter
upon the duties of their various stations.
Other matters of interest to the order
will be presented and acted upon. a full
attendance of the members is requested.
We are requested TO announce that
there will be public meeting of the citi-
zenS OF Walhalla at the Court House on
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, at 4
o'clock. for the purpose OF nominating a
ticket for Inteadant and six Wardens,
20 be voted for on Monday, 10th instant.
to serve the town for the ensuing year.
Those interested are urged to attend this
meeting.
Messrs. Norton & Ashworth have pur-
chased the tobacco crop of Senator May
field. of Barnwell, amounting to $1,000
pounds. These young gentlemen are dis
PLAYING much interest and activity in
LAYING in stock for manufacturing pur-
poses. thereby inviting success in the
manufacture OF tobacco in this section.
They viii commence the business in the
spring.
The first quarterly conference of Wal
halia Circuit w II be held at the Walhalla
church on Saturday and Sunday, Janu-
arv 18th and 18th. All members of the
conference are earnestly requested TO be
present All members of the circuit are
cxhorted to observe Friday next as day
5f fasting anG prayer Remember to
meet at Walhalla instead OF Zion. for rca-
sons already published.
H. {. MoUZoN. p. c.
Mr.. T. E. Alexander. of West Union,
throws his banner to the breeze through
the columns of the COURIER this week.
He is Offering his stock OF goods for the
next thirty days at cost Here is Your
chance to get bargains. and you should
avail yourself of such an opportunity.
Mr.. Alexander expects to move to Wal
halla soon and continue his mercantile
business here. We shall be pleased to
extend a cordial welcome to him.
See important notice byJ. W. Hole
man. Judge of Probate, to administra-
tors. executors. guardians. trustees. etc.
Annual returns are required by law to be
made " all these fiduciaries and Judge
Holleman means to inaugurate a much
needed reform i'll this respect. Owing 10
continued neglect in complying with the
law in this particular, many estates have
suffered. In the long run it is better,
both for the estate and its trustee, 20
have an annual accounting.
The remains OF Robert E. Lee were
brought to Walhalla from Chappelrs on
Sri6ay last and inferred in the family
burying ground at the Baptist church on
Saturday morning at eleven clock. after
funeral services. conducted by Rev. H.
c. Mouzon. He died from peritonitis,
after an illness of about two weeks. he
was in his twenty-frst year and the old
est son OF Mrs. l. c. Lee Living he bore
himself in quiet and gentlemanly man
ner and died happy death.
Many friends of Capt. W. j. Neville
will be grieved to hear that he received
a severe stroke OF paralysis on last sun
day night. About nine o'clock he
walked to the edge of his piazza when
he was stricken. The entire left side
was affected and he fell to the ground
He was carried into the house, ard has
been confined to his bed ever since.
At first he could scarcely talk, but he
has since improved. and can now talk
with ease. 1t is hoped that he may soor
be restored.
The community is again deeply sad
dened at the intelligence of the death o.
Mr. Herman A. Pieper. at Chicago. OF
Friday last Mr.. Pieper and five othe,
persons were killed in railroad acci
dent Eleven persons yere also wounded
Mr.. Pieper was native of Walhalla. and
was at the time of his death engaged IL
business at Chicago. He was twenty
nine years of age and a promising young
man. His family and friends have the