Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-23
Early pouches are ripening.

Early peaohes are ripeninR.
: Rev. !, ! Father Judd, ot t;feenyillo, spent
few days IN Walhalla last week. yss.$$ssSi
Ono new candidate this week oses
T. sCantrell, for County Supervisor. ..$.
FoR SALE4rSet Of coiled hoop maohin-
cry. Apply to J. ,. shanklin, Seneca,
or g. sianklin, Rchland, S. 9. lI}|
Mi. j. b. Reid is in Pendloton this
week ncting depot agent in the eplace of
Mr.. Ward, whois taking short vacation.
Mr. j. N. Rutherford and family, living
near WalNalla, ate their first mess of
roasting-ears on last Sabbath for dinnor.
Bishop Hugh Millor Thompson and
family, of Jackson, Miss, passed through
Walhalla to-day on routo to Horse Covo,
N. G., to spond tho eummer.
W. J. Duffie, Esq. Of Columbia, s. O.,
is on his usual summon visit to Wal
halla. For tho present he is stopping
with Con. w. +. Erwin and family. His
| family will reach Walhalla on Monday
ovcning noxt.
Tho horses, mules, buggies. carriages,
otc., belonging to tho estate of Mrs. G.
II. Biemann wero sold at public auction
last Saturday. Tho property brought q
fair prico, and tho proceeds of the salo
amounted to something ovor $500.
Preaching in tho Walhalla Prcsbytc-
rian church on noxt Sabbath morning
and evoniug at the usual hours by the
pastor, Rov. II. l.. Rogers. A collection
will bo takon for tho cause of foreign
Tho friends of Mr.. a.. p. Crisp will
regret to learn of his illness. IIo has
been comtined to his bed for q week with
w lof hoe Of , y,r
! attack of Sovor. Mr.. Crisp at this writ
| ing is no bettor than for week past.
Anderson Intolligoncor: "Congross-
man Latimor was quito sick at his homo
| in Bolton last wook, but is now monding
| rapidly and will soon roturn to his post
| of duty in Washington. lilo spcnt a
short whilo in tho city Monday after
noon."
Abbcvillc Prcss and Banner: Mrs. G.
III. Pccki am and daughter, Miss Jessie
Peckham, loft Tuesday for Walhalla,
whero thoy will make thoir homo for tho
present. During thoir stay in Abbovillo
they have made number of friends who
sincerely regret to SEQ thcm leave.
Mr.. G. Valaor and vito, of Charlotte,
N. c., arc visiting her father, Mr.. A.
Eisc,hcsscr, and family. They arrived in
Walhalla on Tuesday and will spend a
few days at the old homestead. Mr..
Valacr docs an extensive business in
bottling beer, mineral and soda wators.
Miss Corrio Phinncy returned ycstor-
day evening from Willamston Female
College, whore shc has just completed
h"r second year. Corrio is ono Of onr
brightest young girls and stands high in
her classes. Her poronts, Mr.. and Mrs.
James PhiEnoy, aro now residents of
West Union.
Ernest f. Cochran, Esq, formerly n
| citizen of Walhalla, but now q prominent
attorney Of Anderson, S. G., has recently
bccn appointed Assistant District Attor-
noy for tho United States Circuit Court,
and went down to Charleston last week
and qualified. His many friends in this
county arc glad to learn Of his appoint
mont to this important position.
This is tho way the latest song goes,
| according to tho Roanoke World: fWo
don't want to buy at your place; wo
don't trade thero any more. You'll be
sorry whom you SEQ us going to somc
other store. You can't sell us any stale
goods; we have opened wide our eyes ;
wo don't want to trade at your store,
'causo you do not ota-d-v-c-r-t-i-s-c.
What delinquent could be so heartcss
| as to resist an appeal like this from tho
Lexington Is. c. Dispatch2 "Bacls-
pCli iCS arc no" ll)c tlu III our uclllltucIlS
will only send the almighty dollar so
that wo can got tho sugar and tho short
cning for pies wo will be in tho swim,
and then wo can bid farewell to tho hun
ger and thirst and feast on blackberry
pics. Let tho dollars roll in"
Tho following persons went on l.. =.
Smiths excursion to Atlanta on Tues
day: James Thompson, Hayno Jones,
John Lay, T.. =. 1Iutchison, Geo. l..
Wilson, II. c. IIuma'nger, Richard Wan
nor, hbram Naggarc, Phillip Naggaro,
j. M. Baldwin and Misses Mary and Eva
Simmons. They all report n worry pleas
ant trip. Mr.. Smith knows how to az
range everything for tho comfort of his
patrons.
Major Gus. Shanlslin, Of Clemson Col
| lcgc, is in Walhalla to-day. lie is spond-
| ing his vacation at tho homo Of his
father, Capt. j. l.. Shanklin, near Rich
land. During the absence Of Capt. Fuller
Major Shanklin has been acting com
mandant of the military department of
Clemson. His many friends have watched
his course with deep interest They arc
| pleased to note tho success which he has
already achieved, and wish him still
greater things in the future.