Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-09-08

jSS Messrs. Hcilemanf& Son arc enistginS
1 sheir barn ard stables. W 3s98 s,ss s. 50
rho farmers have certainly had d hard
! time saving fodder this year on account
\ Of rain. K 5s5 3. EE5 E5}45 $sSts3
Warning..e-All persons are hereby
] forbidden to trespass on any of my lands
IN Pulaski Township. II. n. Carter,
Westminster, S. G. III
Cheese! Cheesell / now have the
famous Glover Hill cheese. Every pound
guaranteed. Another shipment of fresh
Dove Hams at Jaynes's. SS5 S s rs
Miss Carrie Perry has returned, aftor
q dclightful visit of two months to Asho-
vile and Saluda, N. O., Knoxville and
Chattanooga, Tenn. =. Il
| We regrot to chronicle tho illness of
i!oy il. l.. Kogers, who has boon quito
sick for several days. He has strong
symptoms of typhoid fovor.
Mrs. w. G. Porry and children left OH
Wednesday for their homo at Enoree.
Wo hopo to soc them again noxt summer
at tho foot OF "Stumpbouse." +
On and aftor this date we will not han
dlo amy moro ico. All persons holding
ice tickets can have same rodeemed by
calling on tho undersigned. ~.
| Wilson & Uunsingor.
| A "Gospel Tent Meoting," undor tho
| w IINuhSCllDlot ul6o CSlGIl0
Gaines, J. +. Massey and poriiaps othors,
will begin at tho Brewory Park on to-
morrow Q'riday) night. ..... .... ~.
Thoro will bo q public meeting at tho
Court House Of tho citiZons and business
mon of W0lhaiia Oh Friday, the 18th of
Soptembor, 1893 at 8 O'clock p. M. Busi-
moss Of importance,
Farmers report that tho excessive rain
fall has greatly injured cotton, which is
rusting and sprouting in tho bolls. Con-
tinued rains, thoy say, will cut off tho
crop one third If not moro. ..s.
Two cor loads Of now looms for tho
Wal!sa'la Cotton Mills have arrived, and
tho looms arc being put in place. Tho
carding and spinning department is run
ming night and day, making chain and
filling.
AS a result of tho Craino meeting,
recently hold here, it is intended to
havo twenty-five converts baptiscd into
tho Baptist church on next Sunday aftor-
noon at 4 o'clock, in tho Baptist church,
by Rov. II. B. FAINT, the pastor.
Mr.. W. w. Keys, of GroenvilIe; Mr..
Robert Keys, of Andorsoni Mrs. Joseph
Keys, Of Easlcy; Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Thompson, of Charleston; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. J. Thompson, of Cordole, Ga, at
tended tho funeral of thoir relative, Mrs.
j. c. Koys, last Sunday.
Sergeant c. w. Gentry, Company &C."
First South Carolina Voluntoers, sta
toned Mt Jacksonyille, Fla, arrived in
Walhalla on "Wednesday, and is visiting
his kinsman, Mr.. A. G. Morrick, and
family. Sergeant Gentry is q fino look
ing young soldier, and army lifo seems
to agree with him. lIo has leave of
r bicnco from his command for fifteen
days.
1t will 30 gratifying to every lover of
law and order to learn that &. Duncan
Bcllingcr was nominated for attorney
general. lie is tho horo of Broxton
Bridge; ho stood foarlessly by his post
Of duty in tho face Of all kinds of threats
and tho people of South Carolina have
rewarded him for it. The compliment
is all tho moro worthy because his only
opponent, Hon. Geo. S. Mower, is one of
the purest and best mon in tho State
YOrkvillo Ycoman, September 2.