Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-03-28
QUERY: "Why will men smoke common
tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Brothers
Seal Of Norll Caroiina,' at tho samo prioe?S

The revenue raiders have departed.
The Legislature hos adjourned sine die.
Blank Liens just printed and for sale |
ut this Office, for the cash.
Rev. J. n. Riley will preach in West Union
on next Sunday afternoon at o'clock PM
On las: Sunday afternoon sIr.wm. G. Neville
was elected Superintendent of the Union Sun
day School in West Union.
There is an area of forty acres in North a.
rolina that has yielded over 81, 900, 600 in gold
since the war.
South Carolina now has 5000 spindles and
1,40o looms in operation, divided among ten
prosperous factories
Notice the olIange in NJ. w. Coleman s. Co.'s
advertisement this week. Among the changes
VIC notice bacon at six cents per pound and
sugar cured hams at III cents.
We are having cool nights, but not much
frost-not enough to injuro the fruit CROP It
is seldom this crop is killed in March, but
look out for April.
Representative Werner arrived home on Sat-
urday night. IIo proposes now to devote his
time and talents to the study of his profession
the law.
m On ncxt-s1bbath morning Rev. J. r. Riley
~ Vwill proach in the Baptist Church. This being
tho fifth Sabbath most Of our pulpits will be
unoccupied.
J. II. Sigh s. Son have word or two 10 say
to our readers this week. In order to sell out
their remaining stock of goods, They have
made still further reduction in prices Sec
their advert isnmcnt for oI;o,o
We call attention to the advertisement of the
Re,os and Courier in another column. This
:, paper is too well known in South Carolina TO
need any commentator from us. SEQ their
caMpagn rates and subscribe.
We haso,comme mepced Ibis week 10 1sy;sS...sL. tue
laws Of general interest, passed by tho last
General Assembly. Our readers would do we'll
to preserve the copies of the paper containing
them. TO know tho Inv and then obey il is
the first duty ofa good citizen.
The Reading Circle will meet at the resi-
dencs of Mr.. J. w. Stribling on Saturday
night, at which time one of Shakcspcar's
plays will be read
The Dino Reading, for tho benefit Of the
Presbyterian Charch, was we'll attended on
last Friday night. and about four dollars was
realized. The programme was good one and
tho reading excellent.
Rev. J. J. Neville will preach at Friendship
Church at IL a. NJ. on Saturday, ut Sencca City
on Sunday at IL a. NJ and at Friendship on
Sunday afternoon at 81 P. NJ
Young and old arc often afflicted and debili-
tacd until life becomes a burden. The thought
never occurs that worms are tho causc Shri-
ncr's Indian Vermifuge will give the relief you
80 much need
Jacob Butts, Ike Pointer, TaS /. Burton,
James Moore and Clayton Wynn, col rod,
charged with violating tho revenue laws were
brought before portable Commissioner Ladd
on Tuesday, and upon preliminary exami.
nation, were released on bail Tho ''notori.
ous Alex Bryce, Jr, Of post Office no,oricty
at Walhalla," went on tho bonds of all tho
prisoners.
Ws desire 10 direct attention to the advcr
tisemcnt of Prof. L. M. Galphin, who is now
organizing class 10 pcnmanshlp, pon drawing
and book keeping in our town. Mr. Galphin
is from our sister town of Abboylc, and is a
gentleman and q scholar Those Of our
young peoplo who desire to take lessons in
these sciences should consult the Professor ut
Biemann's Hotel, whore he can DO found for
the next month.
On Wednesday morning about forty Of the
Adgcr Cadets together with about twenty.
five of our citizens, left on tho Blue Ridge
train to participate in tho grand military dis.
play aud ovation to Governor Hampton,
which takes place ut Anderson to day
tWed2esday.y Tho event will no doubt be
ono Of tho grandest that has taken place in
tho up country in many years. The Governor.
with other distinguished speakers, will
address tho vast concourso Of people. A.
grand military review of the troops by the
Adjuant and Inspector General will also take
place. We are glad that Walhala will bo SO
we'll represented and we wish our cadet boys
happy aud pleasant time.
Attention is directed TO tho announcement
that II. D. A. Biomann makes in this weeks
issue. II will DO seen that ho has made move
and now occupies new quarters at the Waller,
Watson & Co. building This store has recently
been overhauled and cleaned up and new coat
Of paint given to tho inside, which gives it an
attractive and cosy appearance, With choice
stock of dry goods and family groceries, &c.,
on hand, Major Bicmann proposes TO. soil them
to his customers and friends at prices in ao-
cordanco with tho times. A beautiful and we'll
selected stock of spring goods will arrive and
be opened 10 tho trade in q few DAYS ut figures