Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28
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Weather clear and worry worm.

Weather clear and worry worm.
Mr.. Tilman Power had his hand seriously In
Jpred recently BY the bursting Of a gun.
Read NJ. D. Dendy's notice 10 reference to
the free common schools Of Oconeo County.
Secretary wanner gives notice elsewhere
of; q meeting of the Pomona Grange.
! Mrs. g. W. Dodd will accept our thanks for
. few ripe peaches. Thoy were sweet and
juicy. i,z.,e eoqi,s, sT j. tl Ia
We have understood that very fair repre-
Pentation Of tho board Of Trustees Of Newberry
College are in attendance on commencement ex.
ercises.
!, Some of the ladies at the commonoement
exercises complain that the young men crowd
among them unnecessarily dpd do not leave
them sufficient room on the seats for comfort.
Editors should. not oritioise preachers or
legislatqrs. for they iuvaribly hive the excuse,
a.Yap mistook me, or you did not understand
what meant" MS If we could havc any other
=. Kfter so much rain tho hot sun gives
siokly. appearance to growing crops, corn in
places *earins d wilted appeafance.
The stoGthoiabrs have passed a resolution
to open q college at wnlhalla on tho the fret
Thursday In September, and no exertion will
be spared to make 1t success.
The child can't sleep. An army Of worms Is
eating II up. One dose Of Shrinor's Iudian
vermifuge will destroy them and save its life.
Only rs cents bottle or five for ST.,
William Lee. Esq, of Honea Path, is on a
visit to relatives in our town. lie is here
piso to see nnd be seen during commencement
week. We hope the young ladies will not over.
look him.
Mr.. james Calhoun, formerly of Fort Hill,
Oconee County, died in Dalton. Georgia, re-
Gently. lie was :. 7Siy promising young man.
Tho stHiokko House at the Jail was broken open
on ,he night Of The 20th instant, aud the bacon
and lard Of Mrs. Craig stolen. We learn that
the smoke-house is very insecure.
Twenty-Five cents viii buy a bottle of Shri-
ner's Indian Vermifuge, the most reliable agent
in destroying and expeling worms from children
and adults. Try II. Every bottle guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
We return thanks to Messrs. Doyle and Cooper,
principals Of tho high school at Toccoa City.
Georgia, for on invitation TO be present at tho
closing exercises Of their school on the 9Th and
9th Of July. DR.. J. T. Smeltzer, of Walhalia.
and Capt. A. 8. Clayton. of Atlantis, will deliver
addresses. t'N.
Married, on the Goth instant, at the resi-
lence Of the BRIDES father, in Anderson
County, By Rev. Mr.. Strickland, Mr.. @. w!
Moore and Miss Nora Roberts. The happy
couple have our best wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity.
We hear from all parts Of ibe ounty that the
whea: crop is the best that has been harvested
for years. We have not heard definitely, but
we are satisfied the crop has been materially
injured by the long wot spell. We have heard
OF some wheat being sprouted. while others,
who had not cut their crop, will lose oonsidesa-
tv By lis falling down.
A prominent deacon of one of our churches
nssorts that nothing can exceed in intensity
the gaze which a man rivets on q distant
Horner Of the church when he sees the contri-
button box approaching.
walhalla is full Of life and gayety just now
Iith.visitors in attendance upon tho Com
menoimept exercises of Eewberry College
All the boarding houses and private resi-
dppces arc full
:. Tie concert, givcn by the Walhalla Corne'
Band on Monday night, was pretty we'll at
Bands was eniivening, while tho ctarade
afforded the audienoeau opportunity to laugh
Tho concert was closed by walk around
&itli song by two "gemmen oh COLOR"
We are pleased to notice among US again
several oe the old students and former grndn
ates Of Newberry College. among them we
will montion George d. IIaltiwapger, j. b
ON. Holloway, G. w. Moore, Rev. Ills. Win
gard. Rev. s. P. Hughes D. A. Zeagler. John
+. Hobbs, J. @. Watkins, G. Z. Stribling and
Mr.. Rickonbacher.
Tho excuraionists left on Monday morning
1t o'clock. we'll pleased anu delighted with
the reception they received at the hands Of
our peoples While here they visited the
mountains, the tunnel, the falls md othe,
places Of note around Walhalla.
A mineral spring has recently been discov-
cred in our town, and the authorities are
putting it in condition to accommodate the
public. The spring. is in the noighborhood Of
tho brewery. An analysis Of the water, We
suppose, will be made soon, when we viii
tako occasion to, sneak moro in dataiY atpu