Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-04-25
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ngo Rlli pres0nt uS Htth tho first ripe water
melon next sumnerS '5
Tho Reading Club will hold its noxt meeting
pieper's boaratpag house on Saturday night.
2 BIanIt Lions just printed and for sale
& at ibis Office, fortho cash.
Cannot some oho get up Pic MO or fishing
e party before theiwoathor gets too warlnf
4 Rev. Mr.. Riley will preaoh at Friendship
Methodist Church on noxt Sabbath.
h Roy. j. u. ;Novillo, pastor, will All tho
pulpit Of tho Methodist Church on noxt Sun.
day.
,,54 DR.. Johns4r informs us tfat he hau tho
,tinost oats ini Yconeo County, and challenges
!, Sc comparisol with my Granger in tho
Comfy.
&, Tho County Executive Committee Of tho
Democratic pttY will bo appointed by the
County Cllairi4h and announced in tho ncxt
issue Of tho KfSkEn CouniEn.
sass The abomihaPlo morning fly has luado it's
appearance pid it amuscs tho would-bo
sleeper by crawling ovor his face and hands.
How pleasant
Mr. Turner living at Burns Mills, lost O
s1ittls child onlhst Friday. 1t was buried on
Saturday in tho Baptist Church cemetery at
Ahis place.
tspeights DGily Netospapcr' comes to us
regularly, frcslfas tho morning roso, and as full
4 of nows and yaluahlo roading as any Of the
8 medium sized dellics. Any Of our citizens on
the railroads cap havo this valuable paper on
The breakfast ts$lo every moraing.
Our town wAs visited on "Wednesday morning
by refreshing showers Of rain. From tho a,,-
pearancc Of the clouds The rain was general and
y is very favorable to o fne stand Of corn and
s cotton, as well as to tho small grain crop.
3. Every indication betokens largo field crop of
all kinds as wcl as o fino fruit crop.
Hon. j. P. Rood, Of Anderson, publishes
his card rcsuming tho practice Of tho Jaw.
Judge Reed isWel known to our pcoplo rs a
man Of abiluGand experience at tho bar, and
q his term as jiAgc hns, doubtless, aldcd to his
former soiloiHP. W0 wish him woll.
'Then wa$ Jesus led up Of tho spirit into
tho wildcrnee1to bo tempted of tho dovil."--
Mat. 141: cse words afforded Rev. Mr..
sWiDgo, Pastor Of the Baptist Church, food for
q beautiful littlo sermon on last Sunday night.
Col. r. A. Thompson left on Monday morn.
ing to attend the Press Convention, to DO
theld in Charleston this week. 1Io is accom-
5 $paniod by his laughter, Iladio, ON hor first
y visit totthe City by tho Sea.
Tho seryicos in tho Presbyterian Church on
lost Sunday wcro worry impressive and solemn.
I Rov. MIR. Norris proachod an excellent SER
mon in the rorning on "Josus Christ and
Him Crucifcd," aftor which the Lords Supper
was celebrated, largo number of persons
q rartaking of the elements which symbolizcd
! the body and blood Of tho Rcdeomcr.
B. Tho annual mociing of the stockholders of tho
Grecnvillo and Columbia Railroad Company will
Sbe hold in tho city Of Columbia on Thursday,
y tho I'd day Of May. Stockholders anu members
Sof their families will be passed FREQ to and from
Il Columbia to attend the meeting on exhibiting
their stock script to tho conductor.
81. Al Tie Sunday School CONVENTION in Atlanta,
Georgia, on the 10Th Instant DR.. plumor, of
Z Columbia, s. c., mado q fine address on tho
condition of tho negroes in tho South, urging
their GLAZING upon religious caro-. The Massa-
chusetts delegation requested tho honor of
shaking hands With thS speaker.
Treasurer r. S. porol,or gives notioo that
h Tho books for tho collection Of taxes will DO
opened on tho first day Of May next. The
etlntire tax for tllis county is. 10 mills, and
parties havo tho privilege Of paying all or
ono half in May without q ponalty, or they
can pay all in October by paying flvo per
cent. penalty on tho ono llnlf duo in May.
Those who are ablo to pay in May should not
delay until tho Inst day, for thon there is
always crowd ut tho olnso Of tho books.
/, s Wo advise all boys not to rob tho mocking
birds this summer. IF they could only hayo
one season to raiso their young. without dis
Saurbanoe wo should have many pleasant
.eongstera about our yards. But if this rob<
!bery goes on we shall soon have next to mono
6f this valuable bird among us. Lot them
Sing whore nature mado them to sing.
Sohtca City, South Carolina, is 12l miles
from Atlanta. There is q fine mineral spring
here, and exoollent accommodations. Near
sI,ere ia tho famous Cashiers Valley, in
North Carolina; whcrc, before tho war, tho
,HamptoEs, Prcstons, 1Iaskolls, Mobiles and
.Taylors, Of South Carolina made their summer
xesorts.
& An effort is being made to organize si6ga
ing GLASS in our town aud to sceuro tho |
services Of Professor Evans, Of Columbia, to |
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