Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
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Don't fail to see "Afr. Bob' Friday
night, August 18th, at Pitohford's Opera
House, You will certainly enjoy it. ~
Mrs, Q. J. Thcmpsom end ehildren,
of Greenyille, S. O., will spend the month
OF August with tho family OF Col. aobt
A. Thompson. ....'.. 4 -.
Mrs. G. A. Taylor I'd daughter, Car
rie, loft this morning Cor Port Tampa
City, Fla, their homo, sfter spending
several months visiting Aer mothor, Mrs.
Catherine Smith, near Walhalla.
We have received from Col. Thomas
w. Holloway, secretary, tho premium
list of tho thirty-tirst annual fair of the
State Agricultural and Mechanical Soci-
oty, to be hold at Columbia, s. c., No
vembor 9th to 10th, 1890.
-Mr. j. il. Neville, of Atlanta, and
Capt. j. @. Neville and daughter, Miss
Jannio, of West Union, left last Tuesday
for an outing in tho mountains. Thoy
will visit relatives in Rabun county,
Georgia, and Franklin, N. @.
Mr.. D. Rabens won't to Charleston
last week to bring his son, Mr. Harry
Rabsns, who has been quito sick for some
time, to Walhalla to recuperate. He is
still very sick, but Thought to be improv-
ing. He is suffering from fover.
Tho Sublime and Ridiculous" a
rip roaring farce in ono act, will be pro-
sontod by tho Walhalla Comedy Com
pany Friday night, August 18th. Don't
fail to 500 it ie you want to enjoy q good
hearty laugh.
-Mcssrs. Amos Sadlor, Hugh Hollo-
man, Geo. Keith, Turner Kay, John
Windhorn, Jesse Maxwell, William
Stribling and w. j. ("Pote'D Schroeder
arc out on trip to tho mountains this
week "Roughing It."
-Rov N. G. Ballenger, of Graniteville,
passed through Walhalla last night on
his way to tho homo of Mr.. S. A. G..
IIcrndon, near Mountain Rest where
ho will join Mrs. Ballongor and children,
who arc spending tho summer at this
famous resort.
AT tho regular monthly meeting of
the County Board of Commissioners on
Tuesday last Major w. j. Stribling ton
dered his resignation as clerk of tho
board. 1t was accepted, and Mr.. w. O.
White elected clerk. This is good
selection. Mr.. White will mako q COM
pctent clerk.
Mr.. w. T.. Gaillard, wife and son,
Ernest, of Piedmont, passed through
Walhalla to-day en- route to Highlands
and Cashiors Valley. They will spond
week recuperating at these prominent
mountain resorts. Mr.. Ga.lIartl is q
prominent merchant of Piedmont, hav-
ing given up the printing business year
ago and declared his freedom"
Many people, both white and col
ored, will sympathizo with Reuben
Keith, an industrious negro, who lives
near West Union, in his sore affliction
He had tho misfortune of losing grown
daughter last Saturday, death being
caused from typhoid fever. Yesterday
his wife, Celia, died from tho same dis
case. He has grown son, who, it is
thought, cannot live but a fow days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Lubs and their
granddaughter, Miss Isabella Young,
arrived in Walhalla last night and will
spend the summer at Mr.. John Roses.
Mr.. Luhs makes this his summering
point regularly, and has spent some
months in Walhalla every summer for
many years, with tho exception of lalt
year, when ho and his good wife visited
in europe. Mr.. Lubs's homo is in
Georgetown, s. G.
Mr. William Lawson, of Abboville,
s. c., is visiting Mr.. Geo. Fl. Peckham
and family, of Walhalla. hIr. Lawson
holds tho responsible position of book
keeper in the largo mercantile firm of
Aug. w. Smith & Co. He has a vacation
of two wcoks from his arduous and OK
acting duties and wo feel sure that there
is no better place to tako rest than
Walhalla. 1t is certain that our young
friend will enjoy himself here.
For oils, paints, glass and putty 90
to j. e. j. S. Cartor's, Westminster, S. G.
"A party of ladies and gentlemen from
Tokecna passed through Walhalla last
Friday on thcir way to the mountains for
a camping tour of ton days The party
was composed Of Mr. G. II. Phillips and
daughter, Miss Bessie, Misses Cordoba
Bcardon, Edna and Mary CAN'T, Eunice
and Maude Zachary, and Mcssrs. j. r.
Zachary, w. j. McLcskoy and j. r.
Zachary, Jr. They paid us pleasant
call in the evening before rosuming their
journey.
told Time" whito lead, best on tho
market, always on hand at j. & j. S.
Carter's, Westminster, s. G.
The reunion Of Orr's Regiment will
take place at Sandy Springs on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 18th and 10th days
of August. This promises to be one of
tho most notable reunions tho survivors
have had, as DR.. McBrydo Is to deliver q
mon orial tribute to Mrs. Orr, and Gen.
II. r. 1[omphill, of Abbovillo, has prom
isod to DO present and dolivor q memorial
address in honor of Col. G.. McDuf1le
Millor. Tho survivors of tho rogimont
aro earnestly requested to be present and
tho survivors Of other commands arc in
vitcd to bo present. The occasion prom
iscs to bo a raro ono.
-Boforo buying sec our buggies,
wagons, harness, laprobes. Wo carry q
complete limo. j. &c j. s. Carter, West
minister, S. G.
Mr.. f. H. Durloy, Chairman of the
Walhalla Baptist Comotory Committee,
desires all persons Interested to moot on
next Monday morning at an early hour