Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-08-08
Iaooalg.

ss 10 as your conscience dictates and you
will not 80 far astray.
The most laudable ambition is to bo wiso
Z and the greatest wisdom is to be good.
Be respectful to all men that you may
command respect.
Printers, as general rule, have peculiar
q tolldness for watermelons and peaches.
.S QuEkY: "Why will mon smoke common
81 obaoco, when they cnn buy Marburg Brothers
Sedt OF Norsh Carolita,' at tho same price2"
"A new and beautiful American Sewing ma
\ chine for salo at this office. Call and see it.
& Price low.
The poorest girls in the world are those
Who have never been taught to work.
" lshers, make note of this.
Z. The storc of man who doesn't advertise
& looks as lonely as sprinkling cart on wet
day.
3el "A newspaper costs money, and newspaper
B men require just as much nutritious aliment
3 10 support life as any other class of men.
Love is blipd If 'twere not, no woman
could adore the bow.lcgged man who parts
his hair 10 the middle.
It has been frequently remarked that no
{ girls nose itches 20 much as that of the one
who wears "diamond" ring
We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr. J. M.
IS Neville, Of Nabun, Georgia, in town last weok.
He Is looking remarkably we'll.
The New York Herald says the democracy of
South Carolina have strengthened themselves
before tho country by rc.nominating Governor
( Hampton.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
q Church on next Sabbath morning by Rev.
DIR. Duckworth, Of North Carolina.
#.l j. Il. Hendrix & Son have filed their
blank with fresh advertisement this week.
Read it, and then buy your goods from them
4 at bottom prices.
1t Is said there are two hundred and fifty
new GASES OH docket in tho United States Court.
now in session in Grccnvio. The court and
Jurors may prepare for a warm siege.
The proper time for girl to marry is
after she has counted up her cash and found
that she can support herself in case her
sutho poiIlClau'
hlr. f. p. Werner sends us an opcn' boll of
cotton grown this year. II is the first VIC have
soon, and early for this section. Tho same
gentleman sends us some very ine tomatoes.
MIR. Verncr is one Of our best farmers with
great abundance of tho neccssaries of life.
DsayH Our price for announcing candidate is
.foe dollars, cash IL Advance Positively no an.
',ouacement ,oW be inserted wittout The cash ac.
compdntesthe same Candidates and their friends
toiH take DIE notice and gcvsrn themselves accord
ingly. ~9M
We arc informed that arrangements hayo been
made by which delegates to tho State Grange
and State Agricultural and Mechanical Society
to be held at Spartanburg, on the 9th of August,
viii be passed over the Air Line Road, going and
returning, for one fare.
Our young friend w. g. Neville has
been elected principal of tho Westminster
High School and will begin his labors there
on Monday next. Prof. Hix, of Adscr
College, will deliver an address at the open
ing of the school. The public ore invited
DIR. james NJ. NcClanohan has resumed tbo
practice Of medicine at his home in Bachelors
Retreat. The doctor since he came to Bachcors,
Retreat llas not been actively engaged in tho
practice, though he left fine practice in Tho
city OF Greenvillc. The recent death of H.. n
.. Miller has made the resumption Of his prac-
tice IN TINT community rather necessity. We
hope that he may have an abundant success.
"Darling, listen to my story" Certainly she
WILL II 1t is the "Old, old story" and you tell it
sweotly, but don't be too hasty in your wooipe.
, SEND her first copy of Harry Pcrcy's beautiful
new song named above, and thus gracefully hint
your intentions. There mover wos q nrot,;or
song written and singers arc wild over It. Over
3,oOo copies sold in one week. For piano or
organ and easy to play or sing Ask your
nearest music dealer for it or enclose 40 cents to
tpc publishers, Ludden Bales, Savannah, On.
Iho Methodist protracted meeting at Seneca
City closed on Saturday night, after a contip,,-
ance Of two weeks. There was no norco,,;blo
abatemont in interest or feeling tho last NIGHT
MANY knelt Tor prayer and one Joined the
oRproh' There havc been between thirty-fyo
and forty conversions and twenty four aooes.
sions 10 the church. Tho pastor, Rev. J. J.
Neville was assisted by Dr.. J. p. smetzer. of
the Lutheran Church. and Rev. II. F. Chrietz- |
berg ana Dr. Samuel b. Jones, of the Methodist
Church, who rendered valuable service
4 The un tied States Court was opened in Groon.
Slho on MONDAY last. Mr.. Samuel f. Maxwell.
OF oconee, Is foreman of the grand iurv.
a. frasr and stephney Green are mcmbors If
th's jury. Mr. VIM. A. Barron is on the not;t |
jury. truo bill was found against J. r. ".
johnston for embezzling money order funds A.