Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-03-07
MARCH, 1878.
Isn't this lovely weather?
The days are getting longer.

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The days are getting longer
Who is going to have tho bcst garden This
yeara
The honest man-one who pays for his
paper
Lent commences on the 0th--Ash Wcduca-
day.
t. The park spring has now neat railing
fence around it.
The lien law is in force, and somo of our
merchants are happy.
The now Baptist Church at Townville has
received the finishing touches.
.. If your landady's daughter is pretty, you
may say; "Please hand mo that. honey"
:, TO cure bachelors aches, carry to the
patient eighteen yards OF silk with woman
in it.
The people of Pickens are in mudde about
their tax 254 mills is what they pay.
New shade trees are being set out on Main
street and around the Presby erian Church.
= oaits, . large. attendance of our people ot
Court thin wceke
J. L. Hendrix & Son have something to say
to our readers this week
l. is expected the jurics will be discharged
this week.
Mr.. John l.. Drazcalc and lady, of Anderson.
came up on Tuesday night aud are the guests of
DR.. johnson,
Preaching in the Methodist Church on next
Sunday at III a. NJ. and at night u p. NJ.
by the pastor.
In the morning is the best time to take
Shriners Indiun Vermifuge. SEQ directions
on the bottle:
Persons asing profanc language on the
streets should be arrested and locked up in
tho calabooso.
Women are proverbially severe in their
criticism Of cnch others attire. 1t makes nll
the difference 10 tho world whose dress is
gored.
The matrimonial epidemic appears to Lc
nbating somewhat. There is still some
material left, both young and old, and there
is no telling who the next victims may be.
QUERY: "Why will men smoke common
tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Brothcrs
'Sealct Norlh Carolina at The samc price?"
Our citizens have began gardening in real
earnest, planting Irish potatoes, peas and
onions.
Hon. Thomas G. Clemson has boon appointed
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President Of the United States No better
appointment could be made
Little Tommy Adair picked up five dollar
bill the other day day. on tho street, but he
found the owner. What pity these hard
times.
Tho Temperance STANDARD will hereafter be
published ut Williamson. in Anderson County,
to which place it has recently boon removed.
A lady who objects to profanity because it
is both wicked and vulgar. writes to know
what she ought to say when clothes line
breaks and lets a wcek's washing fall in the
mud. She ought to say: Blessed are the
meek, for they shall Inherit the eartl;'' but
hMt probably she will not think of It.
A story entitled "lsabcl Darcy"
written bya young lady OF our town when
only fourteen years old, will be published
ii our paper soon.
Mr.. S. W. Hill, Of Horse Cove. N. Co. in
forms us that he made last year ut the rate of
900 bushels Of Irish potatoes to tho acro.
Cun any one bent III
The Democrats Of Pulaski Township nrc
hostile over the appointment of james B.
Phillips, Republican. as a School Trustee Of
that Township. Gould not u good Democrat
be found who could fl this place acceptably2
Remember the celebration of the CAROLINA
Literary Society of Adger College on Friday
hight. The eSercises will be held in tho
Baptist Church, beginning at half.past
O'clock, The public are cordially invited to
be present
According to tho supply bill introduced
into tho House on Maoday. the TAX levy for
Oconee County for ls77-7s will be 81 mills
for gepsfal purposes, mills for county for.
pbses,N Q mills sctool tax, with ad additional
tax Of mill for paot indobtedndss, niakihg
altogether III mills.
Preaching in the Lutheran Church every
Sabbathmorning at II o'clock, by Rev. J. P.
Smeltzer, D. D. Sabbath School every Sab
bath morning at 0 a. NJ.
There will be union meeting; at Poplar
Spring Chureh (Baptist) beginning on Friday,
before the 9Th Sunday Of March, 1873, and
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