Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-28
The Presidents reply to Spalp to
be sent to-day. Firm demands. cubn
......st he Tree, Posto Eicn s;c &c 0s;;ss
and Spain must consent to accept
what wc offer. Il
LOCAL. W MENTION.

Walhalla last week on visit to a friend.
Como again.
For sALE-set of coiled hoop maohin-
ory. Apply to j. u. Shanklin Sonocn,
or G. Shanklin, Richland, s. Q. =
Miss Zoo Rleckloy, one of tho most
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Z. A. Boil, and
family. . t.. ..j..# (.
Miss Mary Stribline will accent tho
thanks of D. A. Smith and family Tor the
basket of delicious peaches sent them on
Tuesday last. .~
Col. II. Y. Chalmers loft Walhalla yes
tcrday morning as q delegate from Oco-
nco to tho State Alliance meeting in Co
lumbia this weok
Mrs. A. DuPro Gaillard, of Greenvillo,
after q pleasant visit Of siA woeks to
relatives in Oconoo county, returns homo
tomorrow morning. h....
Mrs. }. W. rolbert, of Mccormick, S.
G., accompanied by hOr child, is visiting
hcr mother, Mrs. Adaline Bryce, and wilt
spend tho summer horo.
You can got straw hat or nico pair
of summer shoes below actual cost ut
Carter & Co.'S. Must cioso them ont.
Como and got your clioico.
Mrs. j. @. Cork and children, who hayo
boon visiting relatives for tho past month
in Oconco, are now with tho family of
hor fathor, Capt John @. Novillo, of
West Union.
GENTS CLOTnING.-Mado to ordor by
tho most roliablo tailoring house in Amor
len. Your order solicited. Exact fit guar
antecd. Will savo you 20 por cont. M. f..
King, Walhalla, S. G.
Mrs. III. J.. Addington, of Lavonia, Ga,
accompanied by her ncphow, Mr.. Chas.
Knox, of Martin, after paying q pleasant
visit to tho family of Capt. John G.
Neville, of Wost Union, returned homo
last week.
If you want goods at and below cost
for tho noxt thirty days only, call on j.
d j. s. Carter, Wostminstor, S. G. Thoy
arc determined to reduce their stock.
Bargains will do it. Soc their advortisc-
ment.
Mr.. j. B. Pickett and wifo and thoir
thrco youngest children, of Richland,
accompanied by Mrs. r. A. Gilmcr,
passed through Walhalla on Monday
last OH ton days visit to relatives in
Franklin, N. @.
Tho limited Stntea District Court will
convene in Greenvillo on Monday noxt,
August 1st, with Judge VIM. Ii. Braw-
numbor Of cases from Oconeo and tho
docket is said to bo unusually heavy for
the summer term.
DR., W. T. Stoddard and vito, OF Hart.
woll, Ga, arc visiting her mother, Mrs.
M. A. E. Bauknight, and family and
q other relatives. DR.. Stoddard is rocov-
ering rapidly from his recent injuries
He and his. good vito arc always welcome
visitors to our town.
j. & j. S. Carter, successors to Cartor
Merchandise Company, Westminster, arc
determined to reduce thoir largo stock
of goods. See their advertisement. 1t
means business and so tlo they. Thcy
have everything you want. Call and SEQ
thcm and you will save money.
Mrs. M. IIutzlor and Mr.. Louis Iutzlcr,
of Philadelphia, Mrs. Reed McIanc,
Misses Allecn and Naniscah and Masters
Rao and Roscoe McLano and Misses
Jacksonville, arc at Mrs. J. G. Micklors,
West Union, for tho summon.
Mr. Carl Oehmig, after short and
ovcntful service in tho United States
Navy, on board ono of tho practicing
vessels, returned homo on last Friday
evening. On account Of his youth and
tho protest of his mother, ho was unable
to bc mustered into tho service of Uncle
Sam to fight tho Spaniards.
Mr.. w. G. Calhoun, of Hampton coun-
ty, is tho champion watermelon grower
of that section, if not of tho State lilo
has 300 acres planted, and expects to
ship IT'S car loads, tho weight of tho
melons averaging from 10 to so pounds
each. Ono weighed G74 pounds, and
there wcro many of that size.
Mrs. Alice Doyle, of Granbury, Toxas,
arrived ut ltichland ono day last week on
visit to her moth CT, Mrs. t.. r. Strib-
ling. She will spond tho summer with
relatives and friends in OcOnce bcforo
returning to hor homo III tho I.ono Star
State. Sho is accompanied by hor little
daughter. Her many friends arc do
lighted to mcot her again.
Capt. John G. Williams, of Cross Hill,
Laurons county, was in Walhalla on
Monday for short whilo. ITO paid tho
COURIER office an appreciativo call while
here. He returned home on Tuesday
mornng accompanied by his wifo. Capt.
Williams is ono of tho largest and most
progressive farmers in Laurcns county.
Iii tho past fow years he represented his
county ably in tho Legislature.
Mrs. Bcnct, wife Of Judge w. G. Bonnt,
died at Abbovillc, S. G., on last Thurs
day, 2lst instant, after brief illness.
Sho was daughter of tho late Justice
Samuel McGowan, and a woman Of raro
omplshments. She leaves her hus.
death, to whom is extended the sincere
coincidence of a host of friends through
out the State.
Mr.. Paul r. Gibson and his beautiful
and accomplished bride, of I,aurens, are
on a visit to his father and mother,
Mayor and Mrs. III. . A. JI. Gibson, of
Walhalla. Thoy arc receiving tho con
gratulations and cordial greetings of q
host of friends, who wish them much Joy
and happiness through life. Capt. Glib
son is popular conductor on tho G., l..
q N. Railroad.
Mrs. s. p. Boozcr, of Greenwood, is
visiting Mrs. G. G. Strong and family.
Mrs. Boozor lived here during the palmy
days of Adger College, whom her dis
Boozor, was professor in that institu-
meet her again. Sho is accompanied by
her niece, Miss AMMO Hodges, of Green
wood, n beautiful and accomplished
young lady.
Our young friend and minister, Rev.
Jos. Il. Dondy, of Richland, preached
two excellont and forceful sermons in
tho Walhalla Presbyterian church on
last Sunday morning and evening. Mr..
Dcndy Is supplying tho churches Mt
Westminster, Oak Grove, Retreat and
TugalOO during his summon vacation.
lilo has ono moro year at tho Theological
Seminary at Columbia before ho will bo
fnll-flcdgcd preacher of tho Gospel.
Mossrs. James Bryce, of Jacksonville,
ami William Bryce, of Charleston, arc
at thoir old homo i'm Walhalla for short
while. Those young mon hold RESPONSE
bio positions in Uncle Sam's service. the
former as railway mail agent between
Charlotte and Jacksonville, and tho lat
tor as mailing ciork in the Charleston