Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-06
leo at Jaynos' grocery.

-Ino Ieaofors' Institute ia boing hold
at tho school building on the Hite of old
Adger Collage. Catherine pGzk..
-We regret that several articles OF
local and general interest arc nnauoid.
ably crowded out this week after being
putin type. They will appear next week
Married. by ii. A. II. Gibson, Notary
Public, at his residence in Walhalla, s.
c., Sunday, July I'd, 1900, Mr.. Claud NJ
Deal and Miss Mary E. Frioks, oil OF
Oconeo.
Married, at tho Walhalla Methodist
parsonage, Sunday afternoon at7 O. clock,
July I'd, 1900, by Rov. j. l.. Daniel, Mr..
Homer Nesmith and Miss Ellie Rauber
all of Oconco county.
Miss Corrio Phinnoy has returned to
her fathers homo in Wost Union aftel
completing another successful year al
tho Wiliiamston Fomale College. Miss
Corrie's many friends arc pleased to
meot her again.
Mr.. l.. A. Edwards and family, OF
Oakway, passed through Walhalla this
morning on their way TO tho Highlands.
Thoy havo with them tonts and overy-
thing necessary to guarantee a pleasant
camping-out of several weoks in the
mountains.
Il. p. Smith & Co., will run on OK
cursion to Tallulah Falls on Thursday
July 18th. This is delightful ono day
trip, and tho scenery of the Falls is be-
yond description. Train will leave Piod
mont at 0:30 a. m. and Anderson ut 7: 80.
L.caav!' tho Falls, returning about p. IN,
1t is n strange thing to mo how thom
folks at tho Cash Bargain Store can soil
such good clothing so cheap.
Roy. w. b. Doyle, a student in tho
Presbyterian College at Clinton, S. c..
will preach at Ebcnozer church next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Doyle il
an 0conce young man, and his many
friends will bo pleased to hear him dis
course on thomcs concerning mans ro
dcmption and eternal salvation.
Andy Rodgers, n respected negro
man, aged about fifty years, died at hit
home, near West Union, on Sunday after
noon, July I'd. Ho had been sick over .
was buried at Bethel church buryinl
ground on Monday morning. Ho leaves
five children, four girls and ono boy.
w. G. ana II. g. James, two brothers
after attending tho barbecue at Sonecf
on the ith, became involved in fisticuf
with each other on tho Blue Ridge trair
just after it entered tho corporate limits
of Walhala. They were promptly pu
under arrest and brought before Mayor
IIolleman, who fined them $3.50 each
Both were under the influence of liquor
MFR. and Mrs. John j. Smith, return
cd to IIart~cll, Ga, on Tuesday, afte
spending ten days visiting relatives ant
friends in Walhalla and West Union
Mrs. Smith came on tho sad mission O
attending tho funeral of her brother
the late Capt. w. j. Neville. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Smith have many warm friends il
Oconoo who arc always pleased to gree
thom.
The town clock in tho tower of tn,
Lutheran church has been about twclv,
minutes fast for fow weeks. Ycstcr
day "wednesday it was again set t.
WashingtoD--75th mcridian-time. 1t il
Il very fine piece of mechanism, and tin
pastor Of tho church says it is his ambi
tion to keep it perfectly reliable. 1t wa
owing to his illness that the irrcgularit,
occurred.
You will be agreoably surprised i,
bringing mo your prescriptions to SCI
the care | take in filling thom. This il
ono work Of tho druggist that must b
carefully attended to. No matter who's
blank your prescription is written on
bring it to me and have it filled with tn
freshest and purcst drugs to bo had
Anything in tho drug line at Lunnoy's g
Seneca, South Carolina.
Anderson Advocate, July 8: "Durinl
the summer months Prof. w. a. Dick
son, who has taught for several years
! past 1T Broylos, in this county, will hav,
charge Of the Long Creek school, tift
miles from horo IN tho hill country ii
Oconco county. Mr.. Dickson will com
bino business with pleasure, and h
counts upon much benefit from his 30
| journ in tho mountains. Ito will mui
however, rolinquish his citizenship il
Anderson"
Mr.. w. II. Potts, who has for some
time been conducting n Ivory busines
at WaIhalla and Highlands, will here
after run stable at Seneca in connection
with his two other stables. This will
make n complete hack limo from Sonec
and Walhalla to Highlands under on
management, and will bo great con
vioncc to tho travelling public. MI
Potts now has in his livery businos
nearly forty horses, and is keeping thor
on the go handling tho mountain travel
Wc wish him success.
Capt. w. G. Smith, tho veteran con
ductor on tho Columbia and Grocnvill
road, recently made rcqusition on tn
railway company for now ticket punch
tho ono he had been using for 80 man
years having worn out Tho old puncl
was sent in to tho general passongo
agent, according to tho company's rp. i
such cases. Mr.. w. a. Turk, tho passJn
gor agent, has rcturnod it to Capt. Smit
with letter suggesting that rs ho use,
1t for so long, no keep it as q Rouyoni,
Capt. Smith naturally prizes tho oil
punch vciy highly, Tho number of ticket
ho has punched with it is beyond compu
tatiOn.
In tho excitement always attondan
upon fire some strange things invarabl
happen. Last Sunday night someone, !
his haste to be Of service in saving built
ings In close proximity to tho burnin