Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-11
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Consult the advertising columns Of the Cou-
Married, on Sunday evening. October 7th,
1877 by Roy. II. N. Hays, Mr.. William Colo to
Miss Jane Crooks both of Oconec county.
Mr.. Wesley Pitchford gives our readers q
buglo blast in this weeks paper Read what
he has to say elsewhere.
Allpersons having claims against the county
are called on by Clerk Stribliug to present
thcm by the first of November.
Tho Female College has about seventy
pupils, with tho prospect of still larger mum.
ber.
Read tho School Commissioners notice in
reference to the opening Of tho public schools
Of the County.
Tho roeuoo wiio broke into Mr.. wendo lkin's
smoke f6dse sometime ago and captured his
bacon has been found out and wo hopo he
Fill aoon be overhaulcd and made to answer
tor his crime.
Wc are requested to give notice TINT their
will bo no services in tho Richlaud Prcsbyto
fun Church on next Sunday on account of
thcquartcrly meeting Mt Rock Spring Church,
which takes place at tho samo time.
Does father love lis children? Not much
when ho knows that worms are destroying
them, ind ho fails to mako the small cxpondi.
ture Of twenty livo cents for one bottle Shr-
ner's Indian Vermifuge, which would relieve
tho whole family.
Mr.. J. N. Adams has sent to our Office tho
finest sample Of sorghum molasses wo have
get .scen1-thick, clcnr and Of beautiful
color: We understand That Mr.. A. is
mechanic "a we'll as an agriculturist, he
having tt,ade his own mill to grind his cane,
ms well rs hdying constructed boilers to boil
his juice. lie certainly understands how to
make q first class aflicle of sorghum.
We learn from tho Lutheran Fisitor, of
October 5th, that Newbcrry College has
twouty three students in tho Collegiate De-
partment. distributed rs follows: Senior
Glass. 4; Junior, 3; Sophomore. 8. and Fresh
man, 8. The Preparatory Department is not
AS large as desirable but is filling up. The
entire attendance in oil the departments is
about fifty.
Mr.. John G. Cary. Of Seneca City, makes
IN important announcement to the readers of
is prepared to give tho highest cash price for
10000 bales of cotton. 10 those who think
they can do better with their cotton by consign.
ing, Mr. Cary is prepared to advance them
1885 on the bale md forward their cotton to
reliable factors in Charleston Charlotte, New
York, Philadelphia or any other market.
Giyo him trial.
Senator Maxwell, Of Marlboro, and Con.
gressmon Smalls, Of Beaufort. have been ar
rested md held to bail in SIS 900 to answer
tho charge of receiving bribes to vote tor the
printing swndle. Smalls is at large on bnil,
and Maxwell is in Jail, being unable to get
bondsmen. Maxwell has resigned his seat in
the Senate
revolutionary relic in the shape of
blacksmith's anvil is now owned by Wm
Maaldin, of this County. 1t was tho property
of his great grandfather, and was iI use
daring the revolutionary war in manufactu.
ring swords to ara, the gailant men who |
followed the gallant General Marion.
The firm of G. L. Reid s. Co. have presented
to Adgcr College large bell weighing. tho |
fixtures included, $50 pounds. Tho cost |
freight included, is about SiiD. Mr.. Reid |
had Individually Subscribed $500 to tho cno
'dowment fund OF tho College and has been an |
nctive workor for its success The gift by |
tho firm Of n valuable bell shows o liborality
io1, oln 80 o..
patronage. Walhalla has many pablic |
spirited citizen and merchants aud such |
population must succeed.
During tho last week Mr. John Rothwell,
State evangelist Of the Young Mems Chris
tion Association, visited our village and held |
q aeries Of scry interesting and profitable
klGetinge at tis various churches. IIo com.
4ngnced his hic5ti6ss at the Baptist Charch /
- Thnrsdhy taoteing, and morning meetings
were held there during tho wcok. On Thurs.
day night services were held at the Baptist
Church, Friday night at the Methodist and
Saturday and Sabbath nights at tho prcsby-
terian Church. The attendance at tho morn
ing meetings was quito SMALL but the night
Services were we'll attended, and especially so
ht Sabbath night. On Sabbath afternoon q |
service for young men was held and the object.
aim and success Of tho Y. NJ. G. A. was
plainly set forth. The services that night |
were solemn and impressive, and served to have
the effoct of awakening sinners and strength.
ening saints. Our former townsman, Martin |
+. Ansel, mado IN impressive and earnest
exposition of the workings Of tho Young Mems
linn Aoon soks