Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-30
q, MIR. "A. p. Crisp is still confined TO his
ibe.,, and quito s!ck. his friends hasa 20
hear OF his speedy recovery. igs /.

| pet1, and f.nstS s!ek. Mis friends kHga 70
hcar OF his speedy recovery. q
Our iriond, MIR. Robert Crisp, has boon
quite sick for somo days past. He is now
improving and VIII soes; b himself again.
The State campaign meetings so far
have boon slimly attended. The people
do not seem to take much interest in
them. -.~ E%@ -.
! Gov. Ellerbe is correct when ho says
South Carolina would be better off il
tho Legislature did not moot but once in
eVory two years.
Mrs. w. III. MoFadden, Master Preston
Gaylo MoFaddcn and Mrs. j. T.. Gaylo,
Of Savannah, Ga., arc stopping at the
lsiemnnn Hotel, ca F""c"!ty H:m!, for t!io
summer. ..
| Mrs. w. J. Duf1io and daughter, Miss
| Elise,>of Columbia, arrived in Walhalla
Tuesday evening. They arc stopping Mt
tho Walhalla Hotel and Will spend the
| summer hero.
Congressman Latimer will have two
opponents in the raco for Congress from
tho Third District: Hon. George John
stone, of Nowberry, and Hon. j. E.
Boggs, of Pickons.-
An Alabama woman has named hor
! twins Wtzhugh Leo and Joseph Wheeler,
ooo oiluSylFah WOlllitll WcnG ncf Ono
better by manning her triT!G:S Sampson,
Schlcy and Dewey; AZ Dewey is a girl,
too.
| match game of ball with tho Polzcr team
| at Polzer, S. c., on Monday morning,
July dth. A good gamo is anticipated
and quito Il crowd from Walhalla will
witness tho game.
Miss Kato Boil and Miss Bessie Mick
lor expect to lcavo Walhalla noxt Satrr-
day for Clayton, Ga, to visit Mrs. E. w,
Wall. They will spend several wcolss.
There shall bo weeping and waiting and
gnashing of tcoth"-in Walhalla.
Col. r. A. Thompson, whose law card
appears in this issue, is tho oldest lawyer
at tho Walhalla bar. A long experience
!" tho practice gives him much advant-
ago and vol qualities him to render good
On and after tomorrow DO sire 10 PM
2-cont stamp on every check or draft.
Parties failing to apply these stamps will
be doomed guilty of misdcmoanor, and
upon conviction, fined not less than $50
and imprisoned not less than six months
Mr.. V. l.. Norman, of Charleston, is in
town to-day, visiting his mother and
other relatives. His many friends aro
glad to SEQ him again. iio is travelling
i'll tho interest of tho Norman Cordial
Company and is meeting with great sue
cess.
These arc tho now candidates an
nOunccd this week: For Representative,
e. f. Werner; for Treasurer, w. A. Dill
worth; for Auditor, II. S. Rutlcdgc; for
County Superintendent of Education, w.
II. barron; for Judge Of Probate. ID. A.
Smith.
The regular monthly communication
of Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 02, A. Il. NJ,
will be hold at Roid's Hall ncxt Saturday
evening ut half past eight O'Clock. x
full attendance Of tho Craft is desired,
aslbusiness of Importance will como up
for consideration.
Mr.. John Mccoy took his family to
Highlands, n. c., on Tuesday morning
in tho hope of bonofting his little child,
who has been quito sick for several
weeks. Mr.. Mccoy returned "Wednesday
night and reports an Improvement i'm the
little sufferers condition.
a now schedule will 90 into effect on
the Blue Ridge railroad on and after to-
morrow, July |. The train will leave
Walhalla at eight o'clock in tho morning
OF every day except Sunday, when it will
leave at nino o'clock. Arrive in the
afternoon at six o'clock, cxcept Sunday,
when it will arrive at five o'clock.
The now livery stable Of Mr.. j. ID. Yer
nor is about completed. 1t is splcn-
didly arranged stable, fronting on Catho-
rino street, with an entrance ut ono side
and ono at tho rear end of tho building,
thus atfording an entrance from Main
street by the alley at G. w. Baulxnight's
store as we'll as from Catherine street
and tho alley in rear of Mrs. e. M. Cud-
worth's millinery storo. Mr.. w. II.
Potts will be occupying these stables by
the first of ncXt week.