Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-10-04
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An Oconee baby Eve weeks old Weighs seven
teen pounds. Mr.. D. P. vethet is tho happy
father.
The early fall hao bssu beautiful weather
for harvesting. If 1t continues few weeks
longer farmers can save oil their crops.
The greatest enemy to children is worms
.Shrinor's Indian verinifnge will save them
From ruth if used according to tho directions
Our County Treasurer. Mr.. Poroher. hae
received the public school fund for this year
and is paying it out.
John s. Diokson esecd,ot, offers for sale
Some valuable fdrming lands in this weeks
bapet.
S. NJ. Pool. ECO, has lett at our Office
stalk Of corn 10 feet long, and has one ear of
Corn oh It.
Prof J. q. 1outhit wll sing at Westmiu.
hter on Sunday, October 7th, at 10 o'clock
"A. NJ.
So much freight is passing over the Green
&c Columbia Railroad that the authorities havo
found it necessary to put two more new en-
gines on the road.
Tho Carolina Farmer, for October, has beon
received. 1t is IN agricultural journal Of
high order aud IF great value to farmers.
Published by VIM. II. Bernard, Wilmington,
N. 9. $3.50
The Y. NJ. G. A. of Walhalla return it's
thanks to the young ladies who so kindly
Conducted the singing on last Monday night
in the Methodist Church.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference Of the
Nj. Il. Church, South. for Walhalla and Sen.
eca City Circuit will be held at Rock Spring
Church. on Saturday and Sunday, 18th and
l4lh October.
Mr.. II. A. II. Gibson, Jr., will accept our
thanks for sample bottle of his sorghum
molasses. They arc the best wo have seen.
Wo are informed that Mr.. G.'s syrup is from
the white seed cane, and Mr.. Scurry the
maker.
We return thanks for an invitation to at.
tend tho annual meeting Of tho "Grccnvllc
Agricultural and Mechanical Association"
commencing on the 10th Of October and con-
tinuing for five days. Greenville is Il pleasant
place to spend u few dnys in, and we hope all
who arc ablo will attend the Fair
Persons who wish to visit Charleston can
do so now with very little expense. The sale
Of tickets closes ON Saturday, so If any Of our
citizens desire to avnil themselves Of this
Opportunity now is tho time. From Wnlhalln
to Charleston and return $3.50; tickets good
for ten days from tho time Of purchase.
There will be meeting of the members nf
the Wnlhallu Democratic Club at Bicmann'>
Hotel, on Friday night next for tho purpose
of appointing delegates to tho County Cnnvcn
ton, which meets on Saturday tho day fol
lowing. We hope there will be large turn
oui
The Town Council Of Walhnlla are having
the college building painted white. This re-
pninting with the repairs which hnyo been
made. gives tho building nm attractive an
pearance. We expect to see it in lew wears
enlarged aud tho college commanding n
patronage far and wide.
The series of meetings in the interest Of the
young men in this vicinity. which was alluded
10 ia ctr last issue, will bagin on Thui s,ias
night in the Baptist Church. These meetings
will continue every night and perhaps in tho
day for several days. MIR. Rothweli, the evan
gelist for the association. will conduct The
meetings. Meetings Of this character are
doing much good elsewhere in the State Let
our citizens improve this opportunity for re
ligious work and by their presence give aid
and encouragement to tho Christian workers |
amongst Us. Meetings II be held in nll the
churches at different times and perhaps varied
by opon dir services
J.J. Norton, assignee of Waller, Watson
& Co., advcrtises in this issue valuable real
estate in the town Of Walhalla for sale on
saleday in November consisting Of the com
modious storchouso on Main street, now occu
pied by J. II. Sligh s. Son, with warehc;,se
and stables attached THIS is 3 dosirablo
location for business. being central with
good front Also beautiful cottage building
South Of vain street on the corner of College
and Mauldin streets, with two acres Of land
adjoining, all we'll enclosed and in good tillna
BILE condition for gardon and patches. With
h we'll patronised male and female college in
operation in Walhalla, real property must
provo valuable Investment.