Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-17

qlssted To be held ut the West Union Hall on
Friday at 8 p. NJ, October 18th, 1873. lmpor-
tant business to be transacted. by ordor Of the
Captain. RIA. PATTERSON,
Orderly Sergeant,
81 Pay the printer.
Get out your gun and call your dogs. Tho
game law expires to-day.
6 Rev, f. M. Morgan will preaoh in West
UaioA on next Sunday at $3.50 p. NJ. \
Attention is directed to the appointment Of
'Ranngers Of lilo general election, in another
column.
Q6RRY: "Why will mon smoke common
tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Brothers
Seal of North Carolina ut tho same price?"
5si The Synod Of the Presbyterian Church Of,
South Carolina meets in Spartanburg next
Wednesday.
3 We. regret to learn Of tho severe illness Of
IS. 8. Yerner's youngest dhild. 1t has tho
diphthoria. 1t was thought to be better this
"Wednesday morning.
We are glad to notice upon our streets the
familiar face and person of Mr.. G. NJ. E6rd,
Of Lexington, q former student at this place
End d graduate of Nowbcrry College.
TIC. following gontlemcn have been ap-
pointed mknagors of the primary election at
tho Walballa boz: G. G. Simmons, II. w.
Pieper and Thos. Nj. Admir-.
-, :; =. fS.,rr1s,'., ". II. Manning aud l. x.
h9nter iavo beea appointed managers of the
primary election Of the West Union Club.
MS. E. Maxwell has presented us with
seoona a,l ., lriys op0@!a!ces @ ;ThGSrss sfown
from the seed of tho first crop.
LOST, q gold cuff button, somewhere in Wal
halla,) with tho Masonic cmblcms of the square
and compass on the face The finder will con-
Ger q favor by leaving at this office.
We arc requested to give notice that there
will be meeting Of the Hampton Mountain
the 10Th.
The following gentlemen have bccn appointed
managers Of tho primary election of Rchland
Democratic Club: John Leo, L. II. Dcndy and
Lewis NIoorhead.
Owing to o,hs7 engagements. Rev. j. j.
Neville will not preach either at Seneca City OF
Friendship on next Sunday. Preaching Oh that
day at Fairview.
Tho Fourth Quarterly Conference for Walhalla
md Seneca City Circuit NJ. H. Church, South,
will be held at Seneca City oil Saturday and
Sunday. October &C. u. Preaching cach day.
morning and night, by Rev. o. a. Darby.
Tho man who borrows q newspaper belongs
to q very economical fnlnily; he is brother
Of the fellow who tried to cook his dinner by
Al, c,,.~ l. 1, -, II.
Wc still have room fnr new advertisements,
and arc ready to obligc our friends in that
limo. Insert your advertisement, and show
tho public that you are still doing business.
Somo Of our Subscribers arc paying up.
and they have our thanks. There arc moro
yet behind. who wo hopo will speedily follow
the good examplc.
Mr.. r. D. Nance. brother of our neighbcr,
Major F. W.R. Nance says the Pesbyteriun,
is coming to Duo West t. cducute his children
IIc has heen living near Wnlhalla for nun
her nc years. His old friends will be glad t.
SEQ him back
Linnmns satcs tho cnw to cnt 276 plants
and to rofuse els; the goat eats 440, and
declines l2G: tho sheep takes 1877. and rejects
al; The horse likes 2G2, and avoids 2I2; but
the hrg, mu,e nice in it's provisions than any
Of the former, cats but Il plants and rejects
420.
Prof BENZ SIonn has made the following ap-
pointmcnts officers Of the Adgcr Cadets:
Captain-C W Moore; Ist Lieutenant james T
Cooper; I'd Lieutenant-J p Cary; lst Sergeant
4 -R 8 Striblng I'd Scrgeant--A S Pedcn; lst
Corporal-W II Bailey; I'd Corporal-W Al
Coleman; Sd Corpornl-J E Dantzer: lst Chap.
laiu-Prof J r Rileyi Cd Cbapain--Prof II
Strong. We understand that tho uniforms for
the company arc expected this 1--WE
heartily commend this feature of Adger College
to4hsso who are desirous Of giving their sons
= military educuton elsewhere.
The protracted meeting. which was an.
nounccd to commence IN tho Wa'hulla Metho.
dist Church on last Sabbath, is still in pro.
gross. Preaching on Sunday morning and
night by the pastor, on Monday night by
Rev. DR.. Smelizer, aad On Tuesday morajng
and night by Rev. II. F. Chroitsburg., of
the Anderson Station. The meeting will<bs
continued during the week. and the able and
earnest young preacher Of Anderson will
DISCOURSE sound aud wholesome doctrine TO
all%ho may attend" Mr.. Chreitzbarg's effort
on Tuesday night was pronounced the best
sermon that has been preached in our town
for some time. Let all our people, who
desire to hear good preaching, attend these
services.
~-,y Dr.. II. G. G. Fahnestook has handed US a