Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12
locals.

poor school mistress in Chicago gave $5
L to Southern sufferers. Y
Our livery stable men will carry passengers
( 70 end from the depot on Sunday for rs cents.
L. The Governor has appointed q, E. Watson,
4. II. =. Alexander and Elias Jenkins Commits.
fttsioners Of Election for Ooonee County.
TO borrow your ncighbor's newspaper is
! cheating the printer out of his dues. Subscribe
for the KEowEE COURIER and quit borrowing.
q. Mrs. NJ. Bray is now receiving her fall
1; stock Of millinery. Sho can be found next
,door to Mr.. Heisrs bakery.
n QUERY: "Why will mon smoke common
+ tobacco, when thcy can buy Marburg Brothers
Sealof Norlh Carolina al. tho samo price2"
r. Think Of being paid threo years subscrip-
"tion in advance these hard times! Yet some
''Of our subscribers have dono this very thing.
!, Mr.. j. L. Fennell will accopt our thanks
flor half dozen Of tho finest peaches that we
Il dlaveeaten this year. They we're of the open
,stone variety.
aa Qhe Bachelors Retreat Grange will meet
'at Riehland Academy next Saturday ut Q
! O'Clock p. NJ. A full attendance of the mem.
bers is requested.
Revs. Law and Riloy have been conducting
meeting at Townvile Presbyterian Church
for tho last few days. Many mombers have
been added to that church.
The Register saye that two car loads of tho
fnest cattle that has been in Columbia since
last spring arrived from Walhalla by the
nro - noI u
We arc requested by Rev. J. ). Neville to
announce that thero will bo no preaching at
Seneca City on next Sunday on account of his
absence at Sandy Springs camp meeting.
There will be no preaching at Fairview
Methodist Church on the fourth Sunday in
this month--the pastor being absent at the
Twelve Milo camp meeting.
The ladies are respectfully invited to witness
match game of Base Ball between tho Seneca
City and Wulhalia Base Ball Clubs, to be played
next Saturday afternoon at 81 o'clock on the
ground back Of Col. Kc:th's residence
We are requested to give notice that there
will be meeting of tho Richland Demo-
cratic Club on Saturday, the 2Ist instant, ut
" OOCh A. ~ lu1l uLlCUuUuCo IL
as business of importance will be brought
before the club
We regret to learn that the little daughter
of A. @. Sigh was badly hurt last Monday
by horse stepping on her foot and cutting
off ono Of her toes. The little girl is six years
the accident.
Tho garden is teacher. There nature is
ever at work, producing the most beautiful
forms and transformations. No man can
witness attentively the termination Of the
seed, the uprising Of tho blade, the unfolding
of the flower, tho maturing of the fruit,
without at the same time becoming wiser.
nobler, better.
Attention is called to the change of'the
time of two of the public meetings in the
county. The meeting at Rack Springs is
changed to Monday, tho 7th day of October,
and the meeting Mt Westmi nster is changed
to Friday, the 4th day of October. These
changes are made because tho days appointed
fall on the days of the meeting Of Presbytery
At Walhalla.
.TAs Governor has made the following ap-
pointments on tho State Board of Equaliza-
tion: First Congressional District-J. /.
Iaaaa. Darlington. Second Congressional
Sistrict-W. 9. Fee, Charleston: Third
Congressional Dstrict-B. +. Crayton, An
derson. Fourth Congressional District--John
j.. ASuts. Chester. Fifth Congressional
Distriet--H. Il Bisscll, Coiletcn. The board
meets the first Monday in October.
Messrs. Edwin fordo, Eugene Calvo and
G. O. Tut. Of Columbia, paid our town
flying visit one day last week. These gentle.
men are on leave of absence to recruit their
ieaith and wasted energies by drinking our
fine mountain water and breathing our pure
atmosphere. Seneca City is their headquar"
tors for the present.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, tho bachelor editor of
the Abbeviile Press md Banner, passed
through our town laet week on his way 10
Cashier's Valley to interview tho Governor.
Mr.. Wilson is one among the best newspaper
man In the State and he spares neither time
nor labor TO have the latest and freshest news
in his Journal.
The leo cream entertainment for the benefit
of the Presbyterian Church on Friday after
noon and at night at the Brewery Park pro-
misses to be nice affair Refreshments will
DO served from 8 O'Clock in the afternoon to
reasonable hour ut night. The Walhalla
Cornet Band have promised to blow their best
tainment ono of profit as well as pleasure.