Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-28
'here /, el. .Sa now six priso:.lors in ocoyneo

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4 here e..e or, , now six priscaers in Oconee
Bat moro fruit and less meat and you
WON'T get so hot. q
Mr., M. w. Wright, Of Groonville, 10 in
town for q few days.
Both sunshine and showers contribute
TO tho growth Of crops these days. t}E
Mr.. A. G.. Fretwell, Of Yemassee, 8. c.,
is on a visit to his family in Walhalla. {
Miss Bessie Smith, Of Laurens county,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Daniel. .
Mr.. j. II. Ostendorff, of Charleston, is
IN town, visiting relatives and friends.
Watermelons arc becoming quito plen-
tiful in this market at reasonable prices.
Miss Montio Riley, of Anderson, is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Roxie Roid, this
week. ;a>. j.. a.. -.
A bicycle puts tho person who is learn-
ing to ride 1t In touch with tho whole
earth.
Miss Hattie Ivester leaves this woek
for an ,extended visit to relatives in
Greonville.
evory Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
until further notice.
Miss Christina Frotwoll, who has boon
visiting hore several days, loft Wedncs-
day for Anderson on visit to relatives.
DR.. w. J. Lunney advortisos frosh and
good turnip seed this week. Ho has them
in bulk. Now is tho timo to SOW your
sood.
Miss Ida Oollsers returned home last
week from worry pleasant visit of ton
days to friends Oh Tugaioo .siiti TVostimn-
stor.
Tho expenses of tho last term of Court
for Oconoo county were: Jurors and con-
stables, SALT; witnesses paid to date,
$3O0S0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waltor r. Thompson and
son, of Columbia, aro OH q visit to her
mothor, Mrs. r. Uorndon, and othor
relatives.
Mossrs. e. Rood Kay and Clarenco Pre-
yost, of Anderson, camo up to Walhalla
last Tuesday, to bo present at tho dance
givon at Roid's Hall.
SEQ Mr.. G. G.. Jaynes' now advortise-
mont this wook. IIo has n variety of
good things to cat, and who is it that
don't like good oatingp
Bon IIillhouso, colorod, was taken to
tho chaingang on Wednesday. He was
sont up by Magistrate l.. w. Werner for
twDnty days for larceny.
Mr.. A. p. Camp, of Gainesville, Co.,
is visiting his sistor, Mrs. A. q. Morrick,
and family. Ha is assisting in painting
Mr.. Merrick's now residence.
Alox. Mools, colorod, charged with
housobroaking and larceny, was lodged
in Jail last Tuesday. lie had boon dodg-
ing tho authorities since last February.
Tho limo of ladies' shirt waists, skirts
and underwear, shown by M. w. Cole
man & Co., is worry pretty and tho
Ready made skirts only 50c.
nnp,t mt off ciOpipn fbo
Club list or ontrust it to some ono "lSo
to do it for you, but do it at onco sc VI
can vOto in tho approaching print. J.
This is tho rule of tho Democratic party.
Mr.. William Stribling is missed from
the drug storo Of DR.. j. w. Boil. lilo has
boon Oh tho sick list for fow days past,
and is now at his fathers homo ut Watula
for n needed rcst. His many friends hopo
to SEQ him soon at his accustomed post
of duty.
Nj. w. Coleman 6 Co. arc showing an
elegant limo of summer shoes in all tho
prevailing Colors, and thoir limo of sum-
NOR clothing and nCckwear is hard to
beat. Give thom n call and you will not
regret it.
Mcssrs. I.owory, Byrd & Co., Seneca,
5. c., arc candidates for your trado and
influence. They aro advertising a
variety of scasonablo goods, which they
thoir advertisement elsewhere in our
columns.
Joo Bennett, Wisdom Patterson and
Tom Bennett were up boforo U. S. Com
missioner Shclor on Saturday last,
charged with breaking into tho post Office
at Salem, with intent to commit larceny.
Joe Bennett and Wisdom Patterson wore
hold for trial and Tom Bonnctt was dis
charged.
The preliminary services of tho revival
meeting will begin at Ashworth's Hall
on next Wednesday night Mt $50, con-
Quoted by Rov. j. l.. Daniel, on Thurs
day night at tho same hour by Rcv. r..
l.. Rogers and on Friday night by Rev.
III. b. FAINT. Rev. Crane will preach his
first scrmon on tho first Sunday morning
at II O'Clock.
Tho Oconoe County Teachers Institute
will convene in Walhalla Oh Monday,
August 1st, at 10 A.. NJ, and continue In
session through Saturday. Tho sessions
will begin at o o'clock A. Nj. after Mon
day. An address will be delivered on
Saturday by Prof. r. Means Davis, of
tho South Carolina College. Profs. WAL
laco, of Newberry, and Col<or, of Oar
lington, will bo present. Ladies' arc re-
4uestcd to bring any flowers or dccora-
tions convenient.