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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-28
THE BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
1900 Acres of Land,
WHEHaN ONE MILE Sb n sTREE
n

'IiE RAILROAD is the line for near one milo
presenting some of the handsomest buding
SITES The lands are mostly in the forest. ricSS
bottom and upland lying on both sides of tho
north fork of tho Concross Creek for one and n
hsl' miles. intend laying Off ten Lots of twcn,w
acres each, running to anl fronting the RAILROAD
ami to attach to etch Lot one hundred and 6C, y
acres OF land, or to make the quantity to suit pur
>, ALSO, my Poor Mountain Tract, oont,in;ns
TWO Thousand Five Hundred Acres with lnr,,So
quantty of bottom and rich mountain valleys ff
this is not capable of being made one of tIe hest
grazing farms in Pckens District tbcn Won will
nave to huut the Oldest man in pickcns District 70
point tho other, n that is afraid to invest
money IN Llnls near Railroads, would be calle1
slowcar for the history of the world is that thew
nave raised the price of lands so as even TO aston
i'h tue lncredulous. [ am determined to sell
ons-tonrth cash, balance in one and two years
Dobt be afraid to come and look Tho cars
won run over you. They only want, and TINT for
the next hundred years your timber, for crossties
Seu iuei, ana pay out on tho road for all time
tsray dollars out of every hundred dollars that
they make If this would not put man in good
h"Hor then please start some invention that will
do more for mankind than Railroads have done.
Vlotse call on meat Wnysidc, and if | can't sell
you land shall know that you are not a railroad
man. JAMES OVERroN LEWIS
Jan. 25, 1860 2G mtr
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Corn and Meat.

"E WILL SELL to the highest bidder, ut
w our residence, on Wednesday the 8th of
February next, about 600 bushels of Corn, 1000
bundles of Fodder, quantity of Shucks, 1000
pounds Bacon, two year old Colt 80 head of
Stock Hogs, 4 mich Cows. 5 ycarling IIcifcrs
| fine (part English) Bull, one 80 gallon Still
new. one SO gallon Still, new cap on worm
Stands. &C. to both. and geod Cornshellcr, one
fine Cherry high.post Bcdstcad, one mahogany
Bedstead, two French post Bedstcad. one fine
Walnut Chest of Drawers, one mahogany do,
with large glass to each; one mahogany Side
board and folding-leaf Table, one do. small one
mahogany chill's Cradle. with other household
and kitchen Furniture, Farming tools, large
lot of Teachers text, and other useful and sci
cntifc books, and other things too tedious to
mention.
TERMs-For all sums under s., cash; for all
sums of and over So, note and good security
with interest from day of sale till the Sth of
September next.
n b. All the above named articles are offered
atprivate sale till day of sale.
j. c. COOK,
j. B. PARSONS.
Jan. 49, 1860 "a 4
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Ordinarv's Sale.

pY virtue of an order to me directed by w.
-lD H. EgIIolcombe, Esq, Ordinary of Pickcns
District, will sell to the highest bidder before
the Court House door. Saleday in February
next the Real Estate of John A. Chldress, de-
ceased, to wit:
One Tract of land lying in Pickens District,
on waters of Saiuda River, adjoining lands Of
John Fendley. Levi Wimpy and others, contain
ing One Hundred and Fifty Acres more or less
Sold for division among the heirs Of said
deceased.
Ta'ms.-On q credit of twelve months with
interest. except the cost, which must be paid in
cash. Tho purchaser to give bond, with good
security, to the Ordinary, aid mortgage of
the premiSSs if required by him.
l.. G. CRAIG, s.p.p.
Jan. Z, 1860 % 70
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LUMBER /! LUMBER 7

VHNlIE undersigned having purchased the
n MILLS formerly owaed by Col John A.
Eascy, deceased, three miles cast of Pickens
Oh, is prepared to fill orders for LUMBER
flushed or unfinished: Sash, Blinds, Pannc
Doors, or anything in that line, at short notice
ana on the most reasonable terms. lie is deter
mined to carry on the business in all its branch
cs, and persons wishing ANYTHING of the kind
are assured their orders will meet with PROMPT
attention. Orders should be addressed to the
undersigned. lie respectfully solicts share
OF public patronage.
o. NJ. F. MITCHELL,
January 26. 1860 26 IF
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TO THE PURLTC.

WE have associated ourselves together for the
v, purpose oil Offering advantages, with increased
ianihties. for Education. We admonshed to
adopt this course by the startling fact That has pro
duced the present crisis in the affairs of our coun-
try Why should we not educate our children Mt
nome! The parental influence obvatcs many of
the evils that are produced by an absence from
the'r care. kecentiy large number of Medical
students left tho cities of New York and Philadcl.
phia for their Southern homes, to avoid the evils
of abolitonism
We have procured from ], o. LEWIS portion of
land, which we propose to sell in lots at moderate
prices. IL Is all in the forest, finely timbcred and
watered, " miles from Pendleton village living on
both sides of the Blue Ridge Railroad-universally
admitted to be one of the handsomest sections of
country in Carolina The roads leading to Pickcns
Court House. Bachelors Retreat, Fair Play and
iownville oil cross the Blue Ridge Railroad with
IN one fourth of mile of the point we have indi-
Gated and about nn equal distance from the places
we have named, (also Walhala)
rue FORK ls region of country indicated by IL
lying above the confluence of the Rivers, Tnpalo
.'"h -. oeheca' me disadvantages attending il, is
IN having to cross these streams to get to market
IL Is undoubtedly the best portion of uppcy Carroll
n'; within miles of the point We have indica-
TED, there is the finest water power i'm tho State
MIR hl'Patrick has q large FIGURING and Saw Min
Seaborn Saw and Grist Mills also Col Toyior
has extensive water power Upon careful consd
eraiton we believe chat Depot nj this place will
pay more down freight than any other until you
reach the valley of the Tennessee River.
"epropose to give An Acre Lot to any Religious
denomination that will occupy and improve the
same an Acre Lot for an Academy. And any in
dyidua that shall locatc on the said property and
yend or sell spirituous LIQUOR under any Statute
law, save for medicinal purposes shall absolutely
forfeit his rightto saidproperty. The land is now
being laid off into lots Persons can see the plats
by calling Mt Wayside. We nre Stockholders in
the Blae Ridge Railroad We present ourselves
hoping to meet the favorable consideration of the
President and Directors of the Road.
y GEORGE sSEABORN,
M Il. H. LEWIS, NJ D.,
j. o. LEWIS.
Jan. 13, 1860 "a
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COMMIssIoNER,s SAVE.

THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EoUIrY-pIcKENs.
y. M. Ostcndorff
III. q. Rochau, Exc Bill for Injunction
vs. Marshal assets. Ac-
Anna G. OStendorff and count. &c. Sc.
others.
virtue OF an order from the Court of Eo-
~ uitF, in this case. L will sell to the highest
6lddcr, ut Pickens Court House. on Saloday in
February next, the s
REAL ESTATE
vi J'hn H. ostendorlf, deceased. situate. lying
and being in the State and district aforesaid,
namely.
One House and lot in the Town of Wnlhalln.
where"n Mrs Ostcndorf now lives, containing
Ono and a half Acres There is n GOOD tlwolling
store-housc, and all necessary out buildings on
this place.
Lot No. 2. containing Fifty Acres adjoining
the town of Walhalln, III. Faien and others.
Tract No. ), on the road leading from Wal.
hal!a to Oconee Station, containing Two Hun
dred Acres moro or less, adjoining lands of
Capt. llcnckcn and others.
Also
Five shares of GreenvilIe and Columbia Rail-
road stock. assessment paid
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit of twelye
months, with interest from the day of sale ex-
ccpt the costs which must be paid in cash The
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with at
least two good surcties, to secure the payment
OF tho purchase money, and pay extra for titles.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Com'rs Office JAN I. 1860 ts
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Estate Sale.

HNlEilE will be sold at tho late residence of
II Nancy Whitmirc. deceased on Ss1fidny the
3rd day of February next. all the personal prop.
crty belonging to the Estate of said deceased,
namely:
One Negro Woman,
Two Cows and Calves, one Iicifer, ten head
Sheep, lot of Hogs Corn, Fodder, Shucks
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMs--On a credit of nine months. with in
forest, except sums under So, which must be
paid in cash on dav of sale.
VIM. WIIITMIRE.
HENRY WuIrMIRE, Adm'rs.
january L. 1890 o6 70
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THE PICKENs ACADEMY.

'YHNHE TRUSTEES OF this Institution have the
a pleasure of announcing to the community,
that they have obtained the services of Mr..
j. w. PnlLpoT, MS q Teacher for the ensuing
year. His qualifications and character arc such
rs to commend him to parents and guardians,
who have children and wards to educate
The year will be divided into Sessions of five
months each, and those entering the School will
be charged for the full quartc', unless different
arrangements are made with he Teacher.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary branches, Reading Writing and .Nrith-
m TIC SG 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography, ! so
Philosophy, Chemistry, History. 10 90
Higher branches of Mathematics and
Latin, Is 90
The School will open on Monday the 10th day
of January, 1860
j. Il. lIAGOOD, NV f. UOLCOMBE.
W. Z. METH. JOS. j. NORTON,
ROB"r. A. THOMPSON, Trustees.
Dec b. 1859 2l If
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Pendleton Prices Current.
o0nREoTE0 wEESIY ny 5So. \: SLOAN ! s1sIIv1s


PENDLEroN, Jan. IL 1860
Co.on' C per 10 8alo} Coffee Rio, perl l2 IA
Corh' puSh 80 90 f" Java {" 18 20
Corn meal '' 80 a 90 Log'a {" IA N
Bacon. hog 12} al5 Bale Rope al 11a12
Tagging, Gun'y is "a l6Beeswax, IS a 90
puuer' ,m' per I'd 10 a lGiEggs per doz 10 123
Flour, per bl $50 a S8IIron Swcde ca
Indigo, 1877 1870 4" & to7 ~
Lead, lOal2. EngEsb r. = cf
Nadder 2Oa 25lMolnssrs no "a =" ch
Nails, per keg, $6aG5O WI 40 n 81
Oats, per bush, 40 q 45IPowder. perkcp S75OoS
Peas, :" &c 70 sol 10 81 n 40
Rice, lb CT a 7IPepncr % III 10 *
Steel, Blister, IL a l3Sni. per sack. 225 81 o50
German, II n l4ISugar. brown Vnu
Nnst, ga 20iShot, per sack $50
Segars, perdo 20 GOITobacco, per lb 20 10
Tea, IS a | 5OlWheat per bl o2TaS2Eo
Whisky, 9 gal lOOa l5OtYarn, Fact'ry 100 ITO
Osnaburgs, per yard, 12} all
iou VIII always find large lot of Groceries and
o'her heavy goods OH hand and for sale low for
caSh or It's equivalent. j. II. s. & S.
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Lost,

0N Thursday 29th December last, small red
" leather Pocket Book, containing some money,
the following Notes, and other papers. to wit: On
James George & Co for $50, A. Deutch for $50,
on John Mauldcn for $25 and one on II. Bahntoc
for Sill These persons requested not to pay
these Notes to any one but myself My name is
also in the book. Any information in relation
thereto will be thankfully received.
DANIEL RILEY.
Jan. ., 1860 % tf
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TTNlIERE will be sold at the late residence of
Il Mrs. Il. Pickens, deceased. 3 miles west of
Pendleton. on Wednesday the lst day of Febru-
ary next. all the Stock on the plantation consist
ing OF Mules, Horses. Cattle and Hogs, twelve
hundred bushels Of Corn. Bacon Wheat, Fod.
der, Shucks, Wagons and Farming Implements
Also, Carringe and pair of Horses, House
hold and Kitchen Fuioiture.
Terans made known on day Of sale.
Il. j. PlCKENS, Ex'or.
!. jim. Id. lSlill o
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GEORGES CREEK ACADEMY,

TRNlIE EXERCISES Of this Institution will Lc
IL resumed by the present incumbent, on tho
10th inst, the Sd Monday.
The healthy locality. the moral tone of the
settlement and the superior advantage derived
from the accommodating arrangements of the
Academy, offer many Inducements to the Parent
and Guardian.
Good board can he had in excellent families,
on reasonable terms.
d. GRICE, Principal
Jan O. 1860 23 tf
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rOR TAN COIIrCrnp

No" The friends of Mr.. A. s. STEPHENS re-,
specially announce him candidate for the Office
OF Tax Collector of Pickens district, at the en-
suing election.
B;D" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE F. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for the
once OF Tax Collector, nt the next election
IShp The friends of Rev. j. II. IIUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
once OF Tax Collector, at the ensuing election
BAls The friends of Rev. H. NJ BARTON re-
specially announce him MS candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
Bsa5" The friends of j. W. L. CARY respectful
~ announce him a candidate for election to
the Office of Tax Collector. for Pickens district
nt the ensuing election
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Anderson Prices Current.

ANDERSON G. H., Jon. II. 1860
cotton per III ga l0l Coffee, Rio per lb l3@ a IA
1ofh' bush, allOl " Java " l8 II 20
Corn meal, " u 120 LARA 15 n l6
low Peas, 600 a lO0Cnstings, "lb q 10
oNcon' hog X, lOa 2}IBceswax " GOA -
Bagging, Guny, l5alGI Bale Rope, 10 al2}
h"'er, per 10 l22 l6iFlour, per bar. $50 800
iron' owGde' per ID G}lNais, " keg 81 aGf
hnghsh' 99IOats, " bush 40 n so
Q @"B"r, Drown 4" ga Molasscs, 40 40
9"i'; s; per sack, Szn 20 NO 55a so
0'eSi' cast, ~ 20 Powder, per kcg, u as
German, ia al5 blasting, 5a53
Dhster, IO II Rice, per ID SAD
Sole l.. per lb. % a q Raw Hides. Nlryl 12l
Wheat, /" bush I26 Wool per H. Ok 81 al
lmu (bcst) per bunch l 1Oa i2O
Blas~ You will always find n large lot Of Gro
eerics and other heavy goods on hand and for
sale atow prices Mt B & C's.
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Estate Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
IN Estate of Sargent Griffin, deceased, will
please present them properly attested at once /;
and those indebted to said Estate either by Ac.
count Sale note or otherwise, must make pay
ment before Return day, or they will have cost
to pay, We are determined to settle up the
Estate forthwith.
r. III. GRIFFIN,
Th0S. GRIFFIN, Adm rs'
Jan. 3. 1860 AA %
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To Carpenters and House Builders.

TUE undersigned Committee will receive Bids
sealed or otherwise. until the third Saturday in
February next, at which time the contract will be
taken for the building of tho MEETING HOUSE
At Liberty.
rIan and specifications of said House can be
had by calling on either of the UNDERSIGNED
j. B. CLAYTON,
THOS. ii. BOGGS COMMITTEES
HENRY HENDRIX
Jan. l4 1860 1h
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Important Notice.

a LII persons indebted in the Commissioner
IA in Equity'a Office, on bonds and for cost,
must make prompt payment. Parties are clam.
oring for their money. Suits swill be entered
against those whose bondsarc due Return day
3 ROB'T Il THOMPSON, c.s.P.n
Jan Q, 1890 q t.
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FOR SHERIFF.

rFAD The friends of Capt. II. f. MORGAN re-
spectiuiiy announce him candidate for Sheriff of,
Ilckcns District at the ensuing election y
DsssH The friends of Col ALEX. BRYCE an
nounce him candidate for Sheriff of Pickens
district, al the ensuing election.
E5s" The friends OF Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY re-
spectinlly announce him candidate for Sheriff of
Plckcns district, ut the next election.
BS$" The friends of Col. LEMUEL THOMAS.
respectfully announce him candidate for SherlS
III of Pickens district at the ensuing election
B55S' The friends of w N. CRAIG beg leave to
announce him candidate for Sheriff of Pickcns
distrie at the next election.
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" Hurra for the Blue Ridge r. R."
NEW GROCERY STORE

AT PICKENS COURT HOUSE.
HAVE inst received and opened now
a stock of Family Groceries. consisting of all
articles usually kept in retail Grocery Store ;
all of which will be sold low for cash, and cash
only. Positively no Books will be kept.
Call and examine my Stock
Jan &c. 1860 2G tf
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Assignees' Notice.

III she creditors of Il. a. Alexander, Who desire
~ to take under his assignment, must hand in
their claims on or before the 9th day of March
next A payment win be made on srch claims on
the 9th day of March next, at II o'clock, Nj. at j.
j. Norton's Law office, in Pickens village.
y. r. HAG0OD Assignees and
Nj. NJ, NORTON, agents of the
=. y. NORTON. creditors
jan. Is. 1860 "a
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Black sn1ithin0

50 THE UNDERSIGNED is now prcnarcd
@I60to do work in his line, at short notice.
~ and in workmanlike manner. lie can
always be found at his Shop Terms moderate.
CT Is. 1859 10 tc
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BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY.
PICKENS DISTRICT

I'iiE undersigned would respectfully announce to
L the public, that they have engaged the Rev.
WM MoWnoRTEn ito open an LNGLLSH AND
CLASSICIL SCHOOL at this place, on the I'd
Monday in January, 1860. His experience of some
ten years in teaching, and his we'll known and es-
tablished character need no commendt IN from u.s.
We would, therefore, invite the atten of those
who would have their children and wa, ) placed
under sound moral influence and thorough instruc-
ton, and would solicit their patronage. The P,in-
cipal is prepared TO Board number of Students,
and other good families will do the same Oh reason,
able terms.
This Academy is located in section pleasant,
healthiul and well supplied with churches of The
different denominations.
Terms OF Time.
TWO SESSIONS OF TWENTY WEEKS EACH.
Rates of Tuition per session
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic Sc 90
English Grammar and Gce,ograpy. with above so
Geometry, Surveying Philosophy, Rhetoric
Latin, Greek and French 1900
S III JOHNS. F. p WERNER
L. II WERNER 4 S MILLER
d E'SMIrISON Trustccs
Dee 3, 1859 90 If
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Special Meeting.

NP0C1d1 M06IInS.
'HNiiE General Board of Commissioners of
n Roads arc requested to meet at pickcns
U"urt li'use, on Saledayn February next
Business of Importance will be before the Board.
aud u fallnttendance ia solicited
T.. III. GRIFFIN,
Jan. 10. 1860 25
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@ a. ~ D 0 10 a T e S
For CLERK.

RtSy" The friends of Gen. +. ". GARYIM. re-
specially announce him a candidate for Clerk OF
the Court at the ensuing election.
RES"Wc are authorized TO announce w. j. PAR
SONS candidate for Clerk of the Court at the
ensuing election.
ga The friends of JAMES l.. IIAGOOD re-
speciully announce him candidate for re- elec-l
fion to the office of Clerk of the Court at tho
next election.
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TAXES, TAXESl

| WILL attend at the following times and
4 places for the purpose of receiving Taxes fol
the year 1859:
Monday, l3th EehrnnrY Mt NYm Snnhnrs
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EDEGNDEETON
wi ALE ACADEMY.

A Il MEETING of the Trustees of this
"a Academy Mr.. W. j. LIGON was unani-
mously elected Principal for the ensuing year.
II affords the Trustees much pleasure to unite
their testimony with onr community in favor of
the fonrishing condition of the School. and of
Mr.. LlGON'S deserved popularity rs Teacher.
The Scholastic Term will be divided into two
sessions, of five months each, commencing on
the first Monday in February, and closing ON
the last Friday in November. Students will
be charged from the time they commence to the
eud of the session.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Reading. Writing and Spelling. 50 90
Higher English Branches with Mathe-
matics, II 90
Grccian and Roman Literature with
Mathematics, Is 90
Students will be prepared for the Sophomore
Class of the South Carolina College, or for the
active pursuits of life.
Boarding. exclusive of washing and lights.
can be had for $40 per month. Payment for
Board will be required in advance
By order of the Board
r. A. MAXWELL, Chairman.
Jan. 4. 1860 % 4
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LAND AND MILLS

II u IL s A l. e.
I'D HETpS, formerly Steele's Mills, Mulay
HI Saw Mill and Grist Mill. within half
mile of the Blue Ridge Railroad track. Price
$500 cash, balance in one, two and three
years
ALSO.
A Farm containing 700 Acres more or less,
situated. buildings new. On the
Tract is q fine Mill shoal, an Cane Greek, mile
from the Railroad track--about 100 acres cleared
land. Price, S3,500. Terms same as above.
The Railroad cars will reach the above in less
than year.
BENJAMIN RIlETT,
Bounty Land, p. O.
JAM S, 1860 % If
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GOOD BARGAINS

WOOBB I6 "A ES W "A 4 ~ y
IN GOOD LANDS e. MILLS
{ IAN he had by calling ON the subscriber. as
~ mtcnd to pay my debts, and arrange my
business so as to devote myself entirely to my
trade To this end, | termy
Merchant Willis,
With Two Hundred and Eghty-three acres of
Land, with the best Water Power in the Dis.
trict. aud Thirty acres of good creek bottom.
Also. adjoining this. o tract of Ninety acres of
good land, with good Saw Mil in successful
operation, and in loss than half mile of the line
OF tho Blue Ridge Railroad
Also, adjoining the above tract. Twelve Hun
dred and Fifteen acres of we'll tmbcred land.
Also, on Cane Creek, above Muxwell's Mills.
One Hundred and Forty acres, with six acres
of bottom
Also, on Little River five miles below the
Falls, Three Hundred and Thirty eight acres,
with about twenty acres good hottom
For all of the above Lauds | have warrantec
htle, and therefore will make such | want
cash in short time for one fourth and one
fourth in twelve months; and will give any
indulgence ON the balance, well secured with
annual interest. For further particulars call on
or address me at Martins Greek p O, Pickens
District, S G..
NJ r. HUNNICUTT
Dec 70. 1889 % If
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MOnuny, I3th FEBRUARY, ut Wm Snndors
Tuesday, 18th " Center Camppround
Wednesday, 18th " Bachelors Retreat.
Thursday, 10th Fair PLAY,
Friday nth &" Douthit's.
Saturday, 18th William Font's
Monday, goth "a Salubrity,
DIST and 22d " Pickcnsyillc.
Thursday, ODD John Gosset's.
Friday, 24th {" Trap,
Saturday. 2jh IIestcr's,
Monday 27th IIagoods,
Tuesday, 28th Mrs Barton's.
Wednesday. Goth 4" Eli Stnnsclps
Thursday. LIST March Wnlf Crooi, -
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WIN. @. KEITH.

ATTOR RNEY ALTA w,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted,
w to his care in the Districts comprising tho
Western circuit Office at Pickens C. H.
Dec 5, 1859 90 tf.
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gsiJ" Where the keg is returned 25 cents
will be deducted. m
The Manufacture is endcr the guidance Of
J. III. BEsEMFELpER, from Memmingcn, Ger
many, a skillhl and experienced Powder ma
EGr m lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder much admired by the snort;no
community of Europe. This Powder is q
beautiful ronmd and possesses the polish of
steel and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their or
ders hiIed agreeable to specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should be addressed
to JonN Bowen & Co, at Pickens c. H., South
Carolina.
VIM. r. BOWEN, Agent.
March Is, 1850 81 IF