Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-09-01
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Condolences to tho defeated candi.
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Congratulations to tho successful can.
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Tho fall torn of Court conyenes at
Wrlhalla on tho second Monday In Son
tombor, Judge Klugh presiding. ,9'f
Tho office Of County Superintendent of
Education viii be closed ON Friday after
noon noxt in consequence of my attend.
ing tho closing oxoroisos of Midway
school. ~ ,l.s&V. +. MARTr,S
County superintendent Education.
Attention is called to tho advertise.
mYnt of W, E. Barton, administrators 8
sale. ~. NI3s - .G ~ ~ :
Read tho advertisements of F. II. Car
scr, West Union. E tjs.HI = :. : ~.
FoH SALE CnEAP,-A good pair of
,iu,ch anu good 3twG.horse wagon told
hckofy). q. w. PITCmFoRD. y.
Mr.. George Seaborn was in 1yo,h,yo
last Saturday. IIe seoms very attentive
of lato to relatives--and a friend.
Miss Eula Young, of Bolton, ia visiting
hor aunt, Mrs. J. 7. Kay.
Mr.. Ralph Carter, of Gainesville On.
son OF Mr.. John Cartor, is clorking for
Carter IL Co., at Walhalla.
Tho oflico days Of DR.. w. e. Austin
dentist, ut Seneca, arc Mondays, Fridays
MIR. X. A: Erwin, of Atlanta, Ga, is
visiting his father, Con. w. Il. Erwin, and
family. 1T is pleasure to greet our
friond and formor citizen and to note his
progress in other folds of labor.
Mr.. A.. c.. Morricl1 and family havo
moved into their now and beautiful resi-
donGe this wool1.
DR.. Fahnostock will be In his off,oa
oVory Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until further notice.
Tho farmers have commenced gathor.
my tho licocy staple and tho gins will
begin work orc many days.
Ih0 second primary election will DO
hold Tuesday, September 18th, with tho
Same managers and in tho aamo manner
IN which tho first was hold 1t is tho
duty OF every Democrat to go and voto.
You can got straw hat or a nice pair
OF summer Shoes below actual cost nj
Cartor IL Co.'S. Must close them ont,
Come and got your choice.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Moakin have rc.
comfy become valuable additions to the
citizenship of Lavonia, Ga. Mr.. Meakfn
is copartnor in charge of tho cotton
sccd on mill OF Strother, Coleman Il Co.
at that place.
Private Cornell, of the First Alabama,
was court martialed for ovor-staying his
tlmo, but when it was found that in tho
"a hours ho had collected SIT, got mar
riod and joined tho church, ho was &C
quilted.
A full and fresh limo of cracl1ors. tur-
nip seed, leo cream SALT oat moal, can
dies, Clipped and roast beef at G. G.
Jayncs'
We regret to note tho death of Roy,
John Gass, rector of St. Lul<c's church.
. Atlanta, Ga. JIo loft Atlanta for a wcc|S's
vacation and died at Pendleton on tho
25th of poritonitis and appendicitis. IIo
was buried at Greenvillo Saturday. MI
Gass was a universal favorito.
In ordering tho address Of your paper
changed always give tho name of tho
oflico at which you have becn receiving
1T as VOL rs tho name of tho Office to
which you want it changed.
M. w. Coleman Il Co. arc Offering for
salo the winter-grazing oats and socd
wheat from Stegal's farm. Every farmer
should take advantage of thoir 0flor and
got tho pure seed
There are several ways of gotting to
the Walhalla depot, but one of tho
cycling bolles adopted quite unique
plan Wednesday morning.
GENTS CLoTHING.-Ma to order by
tho most roliablc tailoring house in Amer
lea. Your order solicited. Exact fit guar
King, Walhalla, S. G.
Tho friends of Mr.. M. +. Dickson ro-
grct to learn of his serious illness and
hopo for his speedy recovery.
a correspondent of the Chester Ian
tern recently stated that tho late Joseph
f.. Brown, of Georgia, was born in Chos-
tor county, and another correspondent
in attempting to correct the error SAYS
that Anderson county claimed the honor
of his birthplace. Both correspondents
arc mistaken, as Gov. Brown was born
not far from tho Tugaloo river, in Oconee
county. He was partly educated in An
dorson county, where he had relatives.
Baptist Courier, August 81: "We I'M
dorstand that Rev. Arthur Crane, tho
evangelist, is in great meeting at Town
vile, S. G., which commenced on the
Goth. They are having largo crowds and
tho interest was very great. We are
glad to know that his work at Walhalla
and rownville has been blessed of tho
Lord.'
Baptist Courier August 3Ist: "Our
friends, Hon. Martin i. Anscl and Mrs
Addio lIollingsworth Harris, were mar
riod ut pickcns, S. G., Wednesday, Au-
gust "a, 1898. The marriage took olaco
at tho residence Of the hlitio's father,
Col. G. l.. IIollingsworth Mr.. Ansol is
The popular Solicitor of the Eighth Ju-
dicial Circuit and one of the foremost
citizons of Groonville. Tho bride is a
lady of many and superior graccs and has
hosts of friends throughout South Caro-
lima and Virginia. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. J. S. Thomas,
assisted by Rov. Dr. j. II. Riloy, pastor
of tho Pickens Presbyterian church."
On the 9th day of August Mr.. John B.
Anderson sold the first new bale of cot
ton in OcOncc. 1t was classcd strict
mlddling, and was bought by G. w.
GIGmliat, of Seneca, for six and one
fourth cents per pound.
question has been raised as to the
Survivors of Tho signcrs of the Ordinance
of Secession. That historic document
was signed December 20, 1860, nearly IS
years ago. So far as we know there arc
only eight survivors. They arc DR.. JAS
II. Carlisle, Spartanbnrg; Chief Justice
Henry Mclvcr, Cheraw; Rev. w. II.
Campbell, Charleston; Prof. Jos. Daniel
rope, Columbia; John III. kinslcr, Rich.
land; Robert A. Thompson, Oconcc;
Il. Z. Logan, Williamsburg, who was tho
youngest membcr of tho convention, and
Hon. Lconidas W. Spratt, residing in
Florlda. DO you know Of any Others
Mr.. =. r. Thompson, depot agent and
telegraph operator at Blackvillc, S. c.,
il visiting his father, Col. II. A. Thomp-
son, and family. ':Pick" is looking well
and his many friends in Walhalla are
glad to meet him on his native heath
again.
Capt. J. G. Keys, vito and children,