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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
Bon Neterebura.
aebte WoHe muBte @eorae

-2ebie @ode mubte @eorae SduIa.
ir., bas 8ett bitten pesen GrfdItuns
BOD 1T Ct tpisber munier.
= YIN 9onneritae. ben 26 Sanuar.
brahte Der Siord bem Barber So. Wsn-
,el cine 9obtsr, uno ON Srsites BEN
@eoise 8ldbnsr einsn Sobn.
am Donnsritas Morsen baIb l
ilhr fiarb Der alte George Webruue on
4ltesihmdbe i'm Glter BON n 5 bren
Gr tpar ON IL. glop, 1915 in Sieuiler.
Canton 8ruains. i'm Rbeinbspartemenl
oes glfab. seboren. modte ben 2ries in
Ileier nit unb biente in Der franabiii6sn
Nrmee Is Sabre, fam 1850 nad Nme.
r,fa, bsrbsiroibete iid nit isiner ibr
iiberlsbsnosn @attin, elmer aeb 8atbari q
Weier. in Sonesoale, fam in 1860 mad
Scranton unb ipobnte ieiibem an Sobu
Sirabe in 9,tersbura Webruns tpa,
Elm btaper. feibiser, filler unb frisbIieb'
enber Wann. elm eetreuer @atte uni
8ater. @r binterldbt feline @attin uni
pier Ginber, nemli6 ben Sobn Seinrid.
frau 8arl Steuer, Srau Peter Stipr
uno Srau NidoIaus S1neipsr. MSs,
Ct in 5riehsn ruben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
0pbe Vsrfer Ofetissn.

- Die Martba 2ose SO. 81, 8. ..
ST. ipiro am 8. Mdrs in ber Iurnbale
ibren a,peiten Sabrssbal abbaItsn.
- Morp, bic dltehe ToGter Der gbe,
leute Ulobr bon SO. 3l8 Norb Bromley
4penue. itarb am Dtontag.
- Sm NIter bon iiber so ssabren
itarb in 1923 Price Strabe am Mittipo6
5rau Maria 8iseIop.
- Gin unbebeutenbeS Seuer tpar am
Samitas in bem Sauie bon gDiqiam 2eim
an &Obinion StraBe unb Der S9aosn
mar serins.
Infer tpIrbises Stabtoberbaupt
tpurbe am Mittipo1 abenb persansensr
Wode bon ieiner @attin nit einem Sod.
terlein bsidenft.
Sat in iebem Sobr Ieibs i'd i'm
5rdblinse iotpObl tpie i'm Serbit an Ser.
itopfuns unb an e:nem 2ebers unb Nis'
renleioen. Die Anmsnouns bon Or.
Au8uf 26nis's Samburser Tropfen beili
MIDI ieood itets ipieber.-Garl Gbriitian
S4neioer, Bloomington. Sas.
- GIN l6 Wonate alteS 4inb Der
gbeleuts MdaeI On bon Gpnon Strabs
eerieib am Donneritos. mabrenb bic
Butter cbsnauf beiddftist mar. an bas
8a&enfeusr, feline 2lsiOsr entaiineetsn ii6
uno oas arme Wirmlein mar bis sur
nnfenntIi4fsit perbrannt, ebe bic Muttsr
berab Fam.
SRI. 2ena Sorfer farb am Sonn.
tag Nadmittas 4 llbr an elmer nnisr'
leibsent3unouns i'm Mlter bon Is Sab.
rem, 8 Wonaten unb 10 laeen. Sic ma,
bic 1odter b,s i'm Sftober 1890 peritor.
benen Soispb Soritsr uno tpobnte feiibem
nit ibrer uertpittweteu Wutter in go.
729 Gpnon Strabe. Das 8esrdbnib
fano am Mittpo6 Worsen bon Der ct.
Sobannes 8ute aus mad bsm 5riebbofs
Der @emeinoe ltatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
(gr&baIb gorrsiponben,.)
@inem Sh(daanfaQe erIaa

- ginem Sblasanfaae erIas am
5amias Woreen elmer uniersr befannte.
item unb tpabrideinIid Der dlteite osutids
sinpObnsr bon Scranton, Ssrr Srib
Simon, i'm utter pon II Sabren. Mls
sr ii1 sum Rrabhld nisoerlieb. idien 6,
iib bss bsiten WoblisinS au erfrsusn.
pl5bih absr tpaif sr bic Arme in bic
D5bs unb feline raid bin3u siltnre Sc.
benssefdbrtin fOnnte ibn serabe nod bonn
,saae auf ben Bobsn retten. gllS p,r
itlsunisit bsrufsne Or. SaItrp fam. tpai
5imon bereifs psrfhiepen. ssrieorib
5imon purbs am 29. Musuif 1921 in
BaDsrn. Reetat Trisr. in Yrsubsn. &c.
boren, fam eima l846 mad Scranton
uno bat ieitoem bier eewobnt. Simor
ei0ffnete an WainitraBe, in Spbe Parf,
Die e,ite bsuti6e Wiribihoft, sog aber,
aIs sIocum Soaow bas Snouftriesentrum
puroe. bielber, tpo er oas elelhe @ei6af
bstrisb. bod 3oe er ii& i6on Dor Sabrsn
in ben Hubeltano unb tpobnte in Pins
Broot. gr mar einen Termin 8araers
meliter bon Scranton unb auh Steuer,
sinnsbmsr. Simon srmarb Elm beoeu,
tenbss 8srm6seu, bas auf $3.50. o00 ses
ihdst rpiro. @r binterIdBt cine @ittws
uuo cine Iboptipto&ter, Srau Srib 8
Dintsr. Simon purbe am Dienitae
untsr sablrsider 8etbe,lisuns Ser bsut.
i6sn 8epblterune i'm psisrsburser beui.
i&en taiROlii4en STisbbOfe aur Rubs
bsississt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
Nttt6tpu.
: 0as DeIhaus an BEN Gorton {

Das DeIbau8 an benz Gorton Sofs
brannte Wontas Mbenb nieber.
- Gin 9ittstOner Sunse namens So.
mes Sulipon, Der bic lesten stpOlf Sabre
in bsm ct. Sumes Sotel f1 aufbisli
unb fi6 am Samitas Nadt nad Nsp
gorf au aufmadte. puroe am Wontaa
Morssn nebsn benz o. 8. & D. @eleiis
bel Der Citation Gresco tobt aufsefanben
- Mnbreas Dooner unb Sobn Smitb,
,tpei iunse Mdnner I'M MIier BON reipsi
tipe IL une 20 Subren, purben am
Sonntag Gbenb an Der 2ebigb 8atler
3wsisbabn bel Mpoca iiberfabren unr
fur1tbar psrfiimmslt. 8sibe tpobntsr
an Der Bad @Oab, ,wii&sn SamptOwn
unb Mpoea.
-Sn bem Nuiternaeiddfts BON Gbar,
les Werner an Sub Main Strabe brad
um l llbr am Sonntas MOrsen Elm Ssus,
aus, baS fih bereits uber bas ganas @e'
bduoe aussebrsitet botte. aIs bic 5eusr'
pebr ibre Arbsit bssunn. Der BsrIui
uon @srner ioa $1,000 betrasen, uni
Safob Dentler, benz bas @ebaube ss
b6rts, erleibet einen S9aben bon $500
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
0as erffe @ebpt Der sfatur.

eslbNs baltung 1T cas srfs @ebot Der Ratur.
etufr. ole 70 be'oIgen uno fit wappnsn gegen
&ran beltsaatdae burh ene 6dbte mebRimiht
S@uswsbr. Die burh Grfabruns uuo dr3tIiGt
ADplObation ale ioldbe auertannt 1T. geben Den
u,fen Bemeis iiir osffen We sbslt. inoem fl
ht robutsr 6siunbbtt erfreuen. 3u ben
aranfbelten, se8sn oeren @erbesrunpen poft I.
er' Nasenbitters wlriidmen Sdus sspdbri
asborn xisren siben uno SIoitnbsfnpsrosn
Bel Anpsuoung Der sip01nlideu Seq nmittsl
psrosn iie Isitf febr 8efabrli uro foit imm' I
blrtnddla. Gas 8ittsls bsust ibnsn Dor uno
oe trslbt ie Yin Beueiien biefiir fsbt . nidt
BtIo 70 BON U fang an I'm bebarrl.d g..
braudt 10 sr3ielf 20 Die btftsn HefuItnte asrnsr
rottst cisis @soB,n 9eberleiosn aus, mis aud
Belitopmns psrepfe MaIaria. Rbsumatls
mils uno Neruoi itdt DOR ibm perihnnoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
Nus oem pberen xhale.

- Die OIppbant Suturban 9raction
Gompanie bat am Dienitas einen Gbartsr
srbaltsn. Die Babn ioa pom senannten
Orte mad Dunmors fiibren uno bas &a'
p,tal Der Gompanie 1T S36. 900.
Carbonate GUrrsipOntsua)
-Dis srfe Summer bes neuen Mbenbs
bIattss ..gpsnins Serolo" madte am
Roniae ibr Gri4einsn unc fano bsifdaiss
Iufnabme.
= Das Wobnbaus bon Sobn Eusin
am Slo Mainitrabe tpuroe Samitaa
Norssn tbeiltpeiie butd Seuer aerhSrt
unb frau Duean bsim Bergen bon Saus.
seratb idner uerbrannt.
- am Abenb bes l3. Ssbruar Fnbet
Der FINITE idbrli4e Wastenbaq bes Ser.
mania @sianspereins itatt unb man se'
Oenft oenielben su oem beiten au MAIDEN,
ben unisrs 8Ireer nod ie beiudten.
Die niltlihe Nsrf6uIouns Der
Stabt Garbonbale beirdat S3l 800 unr
Der Derib bes gisentbums laut benz les,
ten AHtbment 1T 81 .9ll.415. Die Staoi
pun1mt etne meuere 1nletpe oon $4UOU
3u MAIDEN.
CNrGbaIb Gorrslponbtn,.)
- Wartin Dipple itarb pier am Disn,
tag Mbeno i'm Alter BON SO Sabren unb
murbs am Donneritas beeroist.
- Die @emeinoeelisber bes Srn. ga,
tor Sobn 6. RuooIpb wercem oemielben
am l6. 6ebruar. Mbenos 7 llbr, cine
Donation i'm 8aiemsnt Der 8irhe ssbsn.
mo,u baS Gomite frsunbIidSt einlabet.
Sisr f6eints unter ben Abt6mm'
Iinsen Der sttinen Suiel piele 3ep iOlita'
ner au baben. oenn in einem BON ben
Rspubliianern am Wontas Absno abse.
paltenen Caucus murpen a&t 2anbioatsn
iufsetsat BON benen iieben SrIdnoei
ltno,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
Der eieeertraus @asfen, al

am na6fen Montas Mbenb tpirb cine
dberauS sIdnsenbe Mifaire tperDsn. psnn
nidt ale Nnseiden trIseu. benn alent'
balben ruiten iid Mdnnlein unb Weit'
lein sur 3beiInabme, uno zines fudt oaa
anbere ON Pradt Der Goittme uno Grim.
runessobe au ibsrtrsfsn. Die Saupt.
dberraiduns aber piro in enseren 8rei'
len porbereitet, mo- Elm eisens bamit be-
trauies Gomits unsrmibIi6 i'm gntipuri
uon MaSfenfder3en 1T, tpeIde an lofalen
Inipislunsen unb on Sumor reid ieir
tpsrben. 1idets fur 9libtmitsIieoer f6n,
nen burd Serrn Otto 8radt (8rotpn's
Bee Sipe) Germ 2ouis Drieien (8Ofor
8lelberbaus) unb NbenrS an Der 8af'
be3oasn tperoen. DaS @omite tpirb III,
bic beiten Glfriidunssn ieoer Nrt Sors,
trossn, unb 8nusr's Orbster elm, aus
ssseidnsts 1an3muiif lisfern. g8ir mo
den nod parahf aufme,fium, bub be-
BAL punft balb 9 nbr besinnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03

Deuti&e BriefIife.
Wiliam 9fslins, @trfman & Co.,
6rau Ghf. Saepbi, Sebn MpItL
Ssitpb Smtb, Wm. S9abt. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
(GiuasIanpt.)

8ei bem Ssrannabsn Der Stabiraibss
nabl mSbten mir ben Deuiihen Der l9
Baro in Grinneruns brinsen, pab Seu
Sobn 3. Hint fur ben Common Council
aufssitsat 1T. Derielbe wObnt felt 20
Sabren auf Der SGofsite. If Elm seadte.
ter Burger uno bat bis jest in iepel
5teauns (AiI.hor, Steusrioaettor u. I
w.) ieine uole S6uloisfeit setban. nn'
ter bieisn nmitdnoen iOllie man bod
einem Deuti6en ben 8orsus eeben unp
fir Sobn q. &inf itimmen.
0isIs Dsutf9e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
Satet GuA Dor Solbeu sssen aa'
tarrh Bite Guefiilber enthalten.

o. aued iilbtr rdsr ben einn oss Seruts j'.
itorsa uno oas sar1s eptem roaa aerrutten
piro wenu % ouid, ole idlsimigen Sbe fdaa
etnorinst Solns artltsl iolten ME a. bsr aui
aerorcnung gut bsrufsnsr seJte 9sbraudi
weoeu oa br Sdaoen ben fs an idten,
Sehnmal 70 arob N ole oas eute oat Sbr no.
on trielsn 10 niet. 4au's 8jtartb Bur, 'ab /
,irt uon r. 8 Chen b & Co.. aolsoc, .. int.
hdlt tsin Nusdflb,r D miro nsrlid ssnom'
men uno ptit oirsft ouf oas Slai uno oi'
iheimipen Sbufdhm oes spftsms msnr
Sbr pda's 9alarrb Sur tau't. ieio fdsr tob ib'
oe ddte bsfommt. eie piro innf l,dl 9enom
men uno in aol,to Ohio Dot s 8 Gbsnsp d
80 ssmudt n9- @srfauft BON apolbsiern
Brsis rs 6 fir bic 6lulde.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
. Die innsre einri6tuns bss Mluni.

- Die innsre Ginridtuns bes Munis
sipalsebaube8 tpirb $50. 900 folten.
y Ser iunse Duiifer Srib Soidfe
tpirb beute mad Slep Oorf umaieben uno
ssbenft bort bauernb su perbleiben.
- Serr Gonrao Mattb,es, an Der gde
BON 2inben unb SeffsrfOn Ipenue tuObns
baft, itarb am Sonntae 9lbeno i'm Mlter
Don 81 Sabrsn. Sc iiberIeben ibn einise
&inber. WattbieS tpurbe am MittwOh
Nadmittas beerbist.
- Tbeobor q. Miller. Elm Miielieo
Der Sarsfabritantenfirma Mlaer & So
uon 2ldapanna Mpenue, befano iit itlt
mehreren W ,bsn in einem Ybilabelpbi. t
pOspital unter drsiIidsr Sebanoluna
uno am Dienitas tpurbe ibm Elm geln
amputirt. Die pislen 6reunOe BON Se,rn
Uiger perben nit Genueibuuns porneb.
men. bob er iia na4 llmitanben pObl
beftubet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-03
Urcc. Summler.
Nerae6t uicbt,

Oeraest uicbt,
oab mon jtoer3eit bic bsfsn 8,rtbsiIe beim
Saufe Don aafpsn uno Banoubren, e&mu6.
laden. eilberwaaren ,e. bel
Ireem man
erbaIten farm e,n arober unb eIesanter gor.
fatb Der nsusftsn Nuter auf bic foIibefe art
osrlertist fortpdbreuo porrdtbie; ale per.
tautten artitel weroen 9arantirt
Wepara aturen an llbren uno Sumo.
zen miro ipsBisIls aufmerfiamisit ssidentt.
- wtrb i'm eiddft osutf&
Jetpro
q. @. freeman.
BIofer 8Iod Gde Bsnu Woe. uno eprueeffr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27
An Appeal.

We, the construction committee, have
gone to work in good earnest to build
Catharine Park We propose to have, at
an early date, neat and strong woven
wire fence around the enclosure, large
band house on top of the hill, small sum-
mer houses here and there, neatly laid
out walks, nicely graveled, and flower
beds in abundance. We have already
built terrace fences on the Northeast hill
side, preparatory to filling in and leveling.
We have not gone into this thing to
blow our horn a little and then let the
enterprise die out; we are determined to
make Catharine Park an ornament to the
town. Now, to this end, we must have
money. We have some, but not enough.
A great many of the citizens have already
subscribed cheerfully and literally; still
great many have not. and we appeal to
them for liberal contributions towards an
enterprise that will be for the benefit and
enjoyment, not only of those who are
putting in money, labor and attention.
but for all.
Now we pray you help us by swelling
the subscription list quickly.
Very respectfully,
CONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27
How He Kept In.
[Atlanta Journal.l

Postmaster General Bissell, Thursday,
notified S. j. Watts, the postmaster at
Columbus, Ca, that he would remove
him from Office as soon as he had Sc
lected successor Mr.. Watts has been
postmaster at Columbus for eight years,
and is now in Washington seeking reap
pointment. he was appointed by Mr..
Cleveland eight years ago. af-er the de-
feat of the Democratic party in 1888 Mr..
Watts changed his politics, and reorgan-
lied the clerical force Of his post Office
on thoroughly Republican basis. He
was thereupon re-appointed by President
Harrison. When the Republican party
was defeated Mr.. Watts again changed
his politics, and became one of the most
ardent Democrats in Columbus. About
a month ago he sent note to every
clerk and letter carrier in his Office,
stating that since the administration was
Democratic it was proper that the Col
umbus post Office should be entirely re-
organized on a Democratic basis, and,
therefore, he requested their resignation.
Mr. Watts was bounced by Mr.. Bissell
and Democrat appointed in his place.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27
Hyneneal.
For The Keowee Courier ]

TcGALoo, S. c., April 25, 1893.
That was delightfully."- pleasant we'd
ding at the residence of Mr.. W. H. Shell
don on last Wednesday evening. The
parlor was beautifully and lrtistically
decorated with evergreens and the various
flowers Of the season. Just at o'clock
the contracting parties. Mr.. Elmore Todd,
of Whitmire's, Newberry county. and
Miss Ella Sheldon. and their attendants,
preceded by the officiating ministers,
entered the room to the soft and melo-
dious strains of the wedding march.
beautifully rvu,:eraI-fE-Ai AiSs Emma
Stribling, of Seneca. DR.. ". A. Sheldon,
of Westminster, with Miss Mary Scott,
of Whitmire's; Mr.. Proctor Todd, of
Newberry. with Miss frankie Sheldon;
then came Mr.. Elmore Todd with Miss
Ella Sheldon leaning on his arm. They
stopped Immediately under a beautiful
floral arch, where they were made man
and wife, with one of the most beautiful
and impressive ceremonies, by Rev. c.
Lyon. assisted by Rev. Newton Smith.
The bride was beautifully attired in
lovely white gown and long veil, her
only ornaments being lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids were attired the same
as the bride, except veil. The bride and
her attendants were simply loveliness
personifed, whilst the groom and his
best men were remarkably fine specimens
of the ''genuS homo" After congratula-
tons the guests. of which there. were
quite number, were invited in to sup
per. and such Supper-well, it was just
simply gorgeous. The presents were
numerous. beautiful anu valuable. One
would never tire looking at them. Mr..
and Mrs. Todd left for Whitmire's on
Monday, where they expect to reside in
the future. Mr.. Todd, during his short
stay with Us, left a highly favorable i'm
preston. and the best wishes of our COM
munity accompany them. Oconee has
lost one of her most accomplished young
ladies. Oconee's loss is Ncwberry's gain.
Newberry papers please copy. PAT.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27
Seneca Items.

SENECA, s. c., April 26, 1898.
DEAR COURIER: Nice little showers of
rain are passing about this afternoon and
nearly everybody is glad to see them.
Everything is moving along nicely to-
wards the building of the big cotton mill
on Little River. Capt. Courtenay is e1-
pected here this afternoon to push mat
ters up, not that Mr.. Cary needs any
pushing, but Capt. Courtney's presence
will give an additional impetus. The
grading for the siding on the Air Line
Road is being done.
A quiet movement is on foot to build
another mill near here very soon. am
not at liberty just now to give particu-
lars, but the matter is in the hands of
men who don't say much, but prefer to
speak by their deeds.
The railroad people have their immense
tank nearly completed, and they are get
ting their pipes in and will soon have
their fine water system ready for use, at
a cost of several thousand dollars.
Every member of Seneca Lodge, No.
326O, Knights of Honor, is urged to be
present at the meeting next Monday
night to hear from the reeting of the
Grand Lodge and to consider some very
important matters. Don't leave it to
others to attend to but come yourself.
An interesting meetingis in progress
at the Methodist church. There is
preaching every night and service for
children at 4! o'clock every afternoon.
Rev. J. O. Wilson is assisting Mr.. Hut
son. Rev. DR.. Smith, of Georgia, is ex-
pected in day or t:So.
Miss Sallie Livingston returned home
las. Saturday night. She has had a
pleasant visit of some months with her
friend, Miss Thompson, in Florida. Her
many friends are pleased to see her.
1t is cause for regret to our people
that Col Charlie F. soke and family are
about to leave us to make their home in
Atlanta.
We also regret to say that Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Crayton have moved to Atlanta.
Maj. B. Frank Sloan has a piece of the
finest wheat ever saw. T.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27
The price of cotton continues to go

The price of cotton continues to go
down.
Attention is directed to the new adver-
tisement of C. L. Reid & Son in this is
sue. They are selling their stock Of
straw hats below cost.
A stimulant is often needed to nourish
and strengthen the roots and to keep the
hair a natural color. Halls Hair Re
newer is the best tonic for the hair.
An excursion train, under the charge
of Mr.. Luther P. Smith, will be run from
Honea Path. S. c., to Atlanta, Ga, in
cluding intermediate points as far as
Toccoa, Ca The train will reach Seneca
about $50 P. NJ. on Wednesday, May Sd,
1893, reaching Atlanta at s o'clock P. NJ,
same day Returning will leave Atlanta
at 10 o'clock P. NJ. the following night.
Those at Walhalla who wish to make
this trip are requested to buy their
tickets from Mr. w. A. Kay on or before
the I'd day of May. Price from Seneca
for the round trip is 81. Every ching will
will be done to make the trip comforta-
BILE and pleasant.
The Trustees of Clemson College, at a
meeting last week, decided to require all
professors of the college to report for
duty by June 10th. The matter of the
election of a President was postponed till
the next meeting. 1t was decided to
open the college for the reception of STU
dents on the 9th of July. DR.. T. J. Red
fearn, a son of Senator Redfearn, of Ches
terri cid, was elected resident physician
of the college DR.. Redfearn was brought
in as a dark horse. There were forty
applications and the board took forty
six ballots without al election when the
name of DR.. Redfearn was presented.
Mr.. Wright was elected as superintend-
ent of the iron working department of
the college, and Mr.. Lytton placed in
charge OF the wood working department.
The work of the latter is already we'll
known to the trustees, he having done
most of the woodwork on the college
building. Mrs. Fitzgerald, of Newberry,
was elected matron in charge of the col
iege intirmary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27
Tugal00 Items.

TUGALoo, S. c.. April p. 1893.
DEAR COURIER: The weather continues
unprecedentedly cold. We have had sev-
eral frosts recently, but they have done
no perceptible damage, not even injuring
bean vines. We were visited with a
severe hail storm last Thursday morning,
knocking off considerable young fruit
and leaves: otherwise doing no damage.
The ground was covered with stones as
large as partridge eggs. The weather
wise say that the weather will continue
cool until the moon gets nearer South.
Have you noticed how far North it is? l
don't think ever saw it that way before
at this season OF the year.
notice your Tcwnville correspondent
has something to say about Georgia
horse thief, Frank Timms by name. We
happen to know something Of Franks
career. He was convicted at Walhalla
some time ago for stealing an OK from
Richard Cain, of Oakway, for which
crime he was sent to the penitentiary.
His sentence expired in February. He
passed through this neighborhood short
time ago, broke into Mr.. Holbrook's S
house, on Mr.. John W. Shelor's planta-
ticn, and stole new suit of clothes.
together with hat, shoes and watch.
Mr.. H. and wife we're in the field at the
time He then went on up to Robert
Craig's place, where he broke into ano-
ther house, with what results am not
informed He then proceeded up the
river to Prather's, where he stole the
mule. Mr.. Holbrook went to Clarkes-
vile, where Frank is quietly resting in
jail, and recovered a portion of his stolen
property. When Frank has done serving
his time in the Georgia chain-gang, where
hope they will work him ''oh, ever so
hard" may the authorities of South
Carolina know where he is at and reach
out after him and punish him much for
his deviltry on this side the river.
PAT.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27
Missionary Notice.

Rev. J. NJ. Sanders, Missionary and
Colporteur of Beaverdam Association,
will be at Bethlehem Thursday night be-
fore the first Sunday IN May. Also, at
Double Springs on Saturday night before
the first Sunday and Sunday following.
He will havoc ham, a supply of books.
A collection will be taken up for State
Missions at each church.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27

We still have good lot of the flour,
New Orleans sugar and molasses and
rice bought before the January advance.
If you want the benefit of the low prices
come quick and you will get them, and
remember spot cash gets bargains every
day at our house.
The Carter Merchandise Co.,
Westminster, s. c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27

The Edisto Savings Bank has applied
to the Secretary of State to increase its
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Sam Jones has concluded great re-
vival at Bowling Green, KY. Three hun
dred joined various churches on Sunday
before last. Il;
Two men were killed and several in
jured by collision on the Toledo, Ann
Arbor and North Michigan Road one day
last week.
The Atlanta grand jury has found a
third true bill against Lewis Redwine.
the defaulting cashier of the Gate City
National Bank.
The Cubans in this country are reported
to be thoroughly organized and prepared
for another movement to rescue their
native island from Spanish rule.
The railroads have announced rates to
Chicago for the Worlds Fair. Tickets
will be on sale April 25th, and the round
trip from Greenville will cost S34.
The United Sta.es Court has passed a
decree turning over the Port Royal and
Angus n Railroad to Col. J. 81. Averill,
Receiver, originally appointed by the
State Court. This is victory for the
State, but she receives black eye from
the United States Court in the tax cases.
1T is said that there is tribe in Africa
where speakers in public debate are
required to stand on one leg, and are not
allowed to speak longer than they can
stand in that position. With all our
boasted civilization we discover every
now and then points in which sayages
surpaSs US
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27

Bed room suits, hat racks and all kinds
of furniture, coffins, caskets and burial
robes at lowest living prices at
The Carter Merchandise Co.,
Westminster, S. c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27

Just received large and selected line
of gents straw hats, collars, cuffs, era
watts, ties and scarfs.
The Carter Merchandise Co.,
Westminster, 8. C.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-04-27

The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be celebrated at Richland Presbyte-
rian church the first Sabbath OF May
ID. VI and preaching the day lefore at
rmal hour Parents having infants