Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-09-06
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Adger College opens to day.
Now is the time to SOW your turnip seed.
Read Prof. Muller's eyllogism elsewhere.
Walhalla Fomale College opens on the 18th.
Pay us what you can aud give Us your note
for the balance.
ID Since Sunday tho weather has been unusu-
'ally cool.
To day "wednesday light showers of rain
ARE falling
'h A good sewing machine for sale at this
office on reasonable terms.
saleday passed off very quietly. Very few
sparsons wero in attendance. The Sheriff
made two small aales at small figures.
"IIamud, tho Detective" next week. Sub.
ssoribe for the COURIER and read this thrilling
Fand interesting story.
Mr.. John 9. Davis. Of our County. killed
three wild turkeys one day last week, ut one
sshot.
.. Mrs f E. Robinson ndvertisos for n final
settlement Of the estate of WIN. Robinson,
<deceased.
Rev. +. l.. Archer will preach in the Wall
shalla Methodist Church this wednesday,
eevening at I 80 O'Clock.
You have hummed and hawcd about what
you owe this Office long enough Come up
like men and make settlement.
~, tba IF n
number Of your men from other counties to
enter Adger College to-day.
Col. J. G. Hope, ex-senator Of Lexington, is
still in Walhalla. improving his health and
enjoying the fine climate.
IS The railway company is building new depot
OF Westminster. This building has been much
needed for long time. The depot is going up
in the "West end"
Adger College will open to-day at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, with appropriate exercises. Should
parents accompany their children, and tho pub
lilo attend for short lime, The effect might be
encouraging to Professors aud the prospects of
the institution.
A business and devotional meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Wal
'halla will be held in the Methodist Church.
on Monday night at half past O'Clock.
The public generally Gre cordially invited to
be present
w. Y. Maaill, Esq, and Mr.. jolly, Of An
-derson County, paid our office visit last
week. They were passing through our town
'on their way 10 visit relatives in tho upper
portion Of this county. They represent every
thing as moving along quietly and peacefully
in their county
Our neiashbo,s' children lock so rosy and
healthy and n, never sick. Our children are
delicate and have such snlow complexions.
Your neishbor keeps up with the times aud
gives Shi inc's Indian Vermifuge to his chill
>dren twice year.
To those persons who are indebted to this
Office, and who mako no effort towards settle
ment. wo intend to try what virtue there is in
the law. Look out.
Mr.. Tllman Powers had his arm cut off On
the 30th ult by Drs. Sloan and Lewis. The
necessity for this cou,se was caused by the
bursting of gun in Powers hands snm.
ago Mr.. Powers was doing we'll at last
count
Mrs. @. X. Maxwell will accept our thanks
for the first sweet potatnes Of tho sen-on.
They were Florida yams, Of tho red variety
and meaaurcd twelve inches in circumference.
They were fine.
DR.. Fahnestock favored us with q call REQ
gently. lie is applying tho science Of statu
violence to such cnses present themselves.
Tho Doctor has favored us with an article on
this subject this week lie has giVon the
subject his attention and study for more than
thirty years, and expresses confidence in the
result Of its application.
It has been suggested that professorship Of
Mincralogy, So, might very properly be con-
necled with .Adger College," In this conneo-
tion an interesting article has been furnished by
Prot. "A G. Laughlin, now Of New York, but
formerly of South Carolina. Mr.. Laughn Is
known here and was teacher in the high
school Mt Anderson. We will endcavor TO make
room for the article next week
The owners Of the Atlanta and Charlotte Air
Line Railway are improving the track of their
road by putting down new oross ties and steel
rails. The road is being placed generally in
first GLASS running order, and the speed of the
passenger and mail trains is to be increased if
possible. The offioers and agents of tho COM
pany are polite aud attentive. II is q real
pleasure to travel on this sp' endid read.
IN Tilman r. Gaines, ESQ, has been in our