Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-01-24
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JANUARY, 1879.
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Only $l.5Oir ,dvance for the
COURIER for one year.

has q fne school at Central, In Piokens County.
Our subscription list has been increasing
{ gradually since the new year began
Or. Smeltser is having the grounds 10 front
ofhis Fomale College beautiied.
Remember. the subscription price of the
CouRIER Is $3.50 a year er 76 oents for six
months. invariably ia advance.
Don't ask us to send yoa our paper for four or
8hye months on credit and then expect us to
receive pay at ON advanced rates.
81: Preaching in tho Methodist Church on next
Sunday ht Al A NJ, by Rev. J. II. Riley, and
at p. NJ. by the Pastor, Rev. ]. ]. Neville.
-. Mr.. .;Jasper Doyle, living near Seneca City,
had q line horse to die last week with the blind
ataggxs.
We learn that W. A. Mccoy, Esq, of Franklin,
s North Carolina, killed hog this season, four
We return our thanks to Maj. John Alexander,
4 Of Columbia, for copy Of the Sydney Mail
Nov. 8, 1877.
Mr.. w. A. Adington's kitchen was entered
.-,of -four and some sweet milk stolen therefrom
Col. VIM. S. Grisham, formerly resident
Of our town, we understand is now in very bad
health. He is OF Franklin, N. O., seeking his
healtb
y A fine school numbering about thirty
scholars, has recently been opened by Mrs.
DR.. j. NJ. Sloan, nt the residence Of Mr.. w.
j. Neville.
Messrs Lewis & Walker ere agents of the
Etiwan Guano, ono Of the best in the market
IT, you arc compelled to purchase guano give
these gentlemen call.
We orc indebted to our Representative, B.
Frank Sloan, Esq, for q copy of the Report
of the Attorney General on the phosphate
interests Of the State.
What delicate child is thats 1t is being
devoured by worms. Toll its mother TINT
ono bottle of Shriner's Indian Vermiruge will
. restore it to health.
q Mr.. Ben. O'Kelly has brought to our Office
a growth of tuckahoc, or something else Of
unusual size. 1t tukes Ben to find rare
things and plenty OF them.
AIR. james Mcnae of Canada, has purchased
home near Seneca City. Mr.. MoRae comes
amongst us for"tho benefit of his health aud
TO lind pleasant home. Wo welcome him to
Qoonee.
Ono of the greatest nuisances that Wo contend
with IL tho man who comes into our office and
after talking about his ancestry for two hours,
prances around to our desk and wants to borrow
oil the latest exchanger we have to get the news
and dill the old ones we havo on hand for pat
terms.
This Is about the time of year for The man
who don't subscribe for paper to 60 sncaking
4 home with pocket Tull of almanacs and spend
his Sundays pcrusng the scorbutio cripple who
was cured by single application of somebody g
goose grease The almanac man is great dis
seminator of intelligence.
AS Mrs. Lady was returning home last Friday
~Eher OK runaway nit the wagon, capsised in q
gully, broke jug of syrup on Billys head and
broke Mrs. Lady's arm, ~ say nothing of the
awful scare q collision with Mrs. Leopold's
buggy gave herself and daughter. Lesson
Never drive past vehicle going down hill.
we learn that Capt wm. Addington, of
Franklin, N. q. has brought his two daugh~
ters here, for the purpose Of sending them
to our Walhalla Female College, The Capt
ain Gould not have dnne u better thing. [Iis
daughters will be "a gnod hadds aud under
able instructors.
MIR. @. Baumgnrtel met with serious
accident on Monday, by falling of of his
house. lie was engaged 10 recovering his
dwelling, and tho soafolding giving way, he
! was precipiated to the gronnd. distance of
about ten feet. falling on his back. His
iDlur:9Sare thought to be serious, his back
ard abdomen being the parts affected from
the fall When we saw him on Monday
:. night he appeared to be resting easy, and we
hopehe may not be as dangerously hurt as it
is nov thought.
n Attention is directed to the programme of
7 the entertainment to be given at the Court
House on Friday evening, February 9th, for
the benefit Of Adger College. The entertain.
ment will consist of charades, songs. and
Instrumental music, &C., by young ladies and
gentlemen of our town. From what we have
been told the exhibition will be we'll worth
the price of admission, besides you will be
contributing to worthy objeot--tho erection
of o bellto for the college bell.
The election on Monday last. for Intendant
and Wardens, resulted as follows:
INTENDANr