Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-09-13
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Rain in abundance.

students, of from 4 to s since Monday.
The college bell sounds familiar, striking
che hours regularly.
, Corn in this county is generally good, both
bottom and upland
Several marriages are on the tapis, it is said,
in Walhalla.
Is. Mr.. Daniels has moved to tho Marlborough
House and opened it as boarding house.
Rev. J. R. Riley now occupies Rev. John
g. Laws residence.
N Rev. DR.. Smother will preach in the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning.
Fresh salt water fish for sale at Biemann's
store every Wednesday morning.
The Walhalla Female College opens this
IThursday) morning, in the Schroeder Building,
ht 10 A. Nj:
The Blue Ridge train, one night last week,
ran over and killed a rattlesnake and q pole
cat. between Seneca City and Walhalla.
There is something now in the ADVERTISED
mont Of Sitton's Touring mills which demands
your attention. SEQ what it is.
We are informed that some revenue officials
visited Pendloton few days ago and acted
badly.
Mr.. G. L. Reid leaves to-day for New
York to lay in his full and winter stock of
goods.
MIR. j. B. Boipest, of our town, and q
recent graduate Of Newberry College, is
seaohng school at Seneca City.
Mrs. Nunnamaker has moved from the
Kinard house and taken quarters in the Par
ker house.
Cotton is opening in this county rapidly.
Picking will begin in earnest as soon rs tho
fodder has boon saved
Court will open at Anderson on next Mon
day according to law. Judge Northrop is the
judge assigned to this circuit
Court for Oconec County will begin on tho
first Monday in October, being the first day of
tho month.
The proracted meeting at Rock Spring Me-
thodist Church closed on last Thursday morning
Resut-several conversions and seven additions
to the church.
series Of night meetings will begin in the
Walhalla Methodist Episcopal Church on next
Wednesday evening, 10th instant, at early
candle light.
We hear Of great many tobacco patches
through the county. If peotlo will use this
weed, VIC like to see them grow it and save
their money for better purposes.
merchants of Walhalla, has to say. lie adver-
tscs that he has bacon, sugar, coffee, flour. &c.,
low for oash, and he means what he says, for we
.. have tried him and know.
The number Of students in tho Adgcr
College has increased from Ct to 81 from
Friday to Tuesday. We hear Of others
coming.
Heavy rains foil in Walhalla on Sunday
night and Monday, continuing throughout the
day. 1t effectually checked fodder pulling.
but tho sun again invites the farmer to rcncw
his work of blado-strippipg.
Prof w. Onelow, who has been tcaching
tho German school in our town, soon leaves
for Charleston to tuke position in one of the
popular institutions of learning in that city.
We feel authorized in announcing that an
excursion train will be run from Walhalla to
Sandy Springs Camp Ground on next Sunday.
The train will leave Walhalla about 6 o'clock A.
NJ and return about O'Clock p. n. Faro for
Tho round trip, ono dollar. Addington g. Co.
will convey passengers on that day to and from
tho depot for one fire.
A beautiful child is the pride of tho house
hold. Worms will darken its complexion and
ruin it's health. Save It. Oh! save it. Ono
or two doses Of Shriner's Indian Vermi;uge
will set all things right again.
The meeting at Fair Wow Methodist Church,
conducted by the Revs. Smith and Neville,
closed on the 9th instant. Church revived con
siderably and five joined. Up to this datu 65
shave been added to the church on the Walhalla
and Seneca City Circuit since January last.
Agood many of the students in Adger Col
lego are from distance, Richland Laurons,
Newberry, Lexington, Anderson, Abbeville,
Beaufort and other Counties being repro
scnted. We hear Of other applications for
board.
The case in Trlal Justice Gibson'a Court, on
last Saturday and Monday, between B. P. Cox
against NJ. II. Bryce, tho former suing the
latter for the possession of a mule, resulted in
favor Of Cox, Bryce having to pay the costs
of the court and to deliver up tho mule for
$25. Col. j. J. Norton represented Cox and
Mai s. p Dandy Brvoe