Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-21
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!, ,;Court begins here the first Monday In March.
Judge Meckey will preside.
Preaching in tho Methodist Church on next
Sabbath at II O'clock A. NJ. by Rev. J. R. Riley.
|, Remember tho hot supper at Seneca City on
Friday night for the benefit Of the Union Church.
Don't fail to read the interesting articles on
our first and fourth pages this week.
"a second hand printing press, site 1922, fof
sale cheap at this office.
Attention is directed to the town ordinances,
published in this weeks issue.
"A second hand stove can be bought cheap by
applying at this office. II is large enough for
school house or church.
there will be penny reading at DR.. Johnson's
Friday night week for the benefit Of the Presby-
terian Church.
!, Martins Greek Lodge. Independent Order Of
Good Templars, will meet at Seneca City on
Friday, the lst day Of March, at 2 r. N.
The County Lodge Of Good Templars will
hold It's third meeting at Seneca City on
Wednesday. the Goth day Of MarSh next, at 0
a: NJ Public speaking will commence about
liza. NJ.
Attention is directed 10 the advertisement
Of w. A. Stfoher in .hnother column. lie
proposes to sell to planters, some standard
fertilizers and acid phosphates upon accom-
modating terms.
There is to be chop" "sbindig." or
''dance" at Pepor's Hall on Friday night.
Managers-J. E. DNntzer. Styles Stribling.
Y. l.. Norman and John D. Cappelmann.
Floor Managers-W. j. Stribling and w. c.
Erwin.
thirty 5oars ago shriqor's bodiap vermi-
fuge destroyed and expelled where they
IL e
used 1t. We guarantee it to do tho same to
day:
+, Attention is directed to the sale Of the per-
sonal estate of VIM. corbin, deceased, advertised
In this issue by the administrator. Horses.
sheep, cattle, hogs, corn, blacksmith tools. firm
tools. &C., will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash. Persons desiring such property will be
apt to find bargains at this sale.
Abbevlle Medium: Walter Bailey and
William Coleman have gone to Adger College
mt Walhalla from Greenwood. Adger has
nlready met with far greater success than its
most sanguine supporters had any reason to
expect. 1t seems to have supplied o "ncccs-
sity"--filied "au aching void"
Our advice to the young people Of sar town
when they hgve any courting, squecaing of
hands or lovSS;.makipG TO-; do these nights. is
not to hjdo themselves of On the back or front
IN tho pnror. s by Gooa WnrA fre I'naer ths
mellow light of q porcelain lamp on a piue
knot baze. This is genteel and hecoming.
mons TO his flock on last Sabbath mofIhiDg and
at night. His reasoning was good and arguments
convincing. They were Gospel messagcs and
what the world needs just now is more Of this
Kind Of preaching and less about theological
dogmas In the pulpit.
We had the pleasure Of seeing the eclipse
of the moon on last Sabbath morning. The
eclipse began about three o'clock and ended
about half-past5. II *as not total. the moon
eight was very pretty. th'e SKY Being free
from clouds.
The ladies on the WalIh'a1la bound train
We hope Miss Lcnn McG. and Miss Emma
McG. will visit our town again, when they
will not be compelled to spend tho night in
car not adapted to sleeping purposes.
The happieat man that We htavo seen for' n
long time is Mr.. l.. Brandt, our thrifty Ger
man fellow citizen. who came all tho way up
TO our Office to inform us Of the new arrival
1T his house one day last week. The arrival
was son and weighed-we don't know how
many pounds. lie will be a student for
Adger College some day.
The. young people Of the Presbyterian
Church have taken our advice of last week
and have organized choir for the church.
We haze been told that the singing on last
Sabbath was quito an improvement on tho
old. Under the skillful management of tho
organ by Miss Julia johnson and practice
with tho singers we don't zee why they should
not make good music Let your choir be
composed Of those who can and soiN sing.
. Our boarding house was treated to batch
Of valentines on last Thursday. The students
camo in for goodly portion. while The land
lord lord and ex-andady !rssoeiSsd oaca 9ns or
about boarders and boarding houses, and
those uffected with dyspepsia. Strange to
relate, the editor was left out in tho cold, not
receiving even line Of comfort.
An accident occurred to the lumber or con
struotion train on the Blue Ridge Railroad
on last Saturday afternoon. about two or
three miles ths side Of Seneca River, which
de,nined the passenger train for WalhaIa oil
plight at Pondeton, tho train not reaching
here until Sunday morning Tho accident
vas oaneed by, the breaking Of an axle Of one
qf the platform cars, which upset the cab car.
in which we're pine or ten negroes. and
throwing 1t down the embankment upside
down. and wonderful to relate. no one was
1pjnred; Several 9ther cars were thrown off
hetrack and smashedup generally.
ssysf W"sa s HS'o o aGs ;e'eDsy only fnssds ss"ss
who have daughters to educate (and who have
pot?) would do we'll to patronize- this SCHOOL
We are strong believer in the education of
girls. They can never mako good wives or
mothers without 1t. Show us an educated
pother and as general thing you will SEQ
EEinkt md tntellioont chifdran II 10 tho