Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-03-27
Locals.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Blank Liens, Deeds, Mortgages aui Executions
for sale at this office.
Havo your old straw hats touched up or buy |
new ones.
The jewish passover this year will fall on The
Bib of April.
The boy with his spring marbles is not far
away.
Don't chew tobacco in church. 1t is very
naughty.
The wheat fields are beginning to mako q
green appearance just now.
Cotton has run up to cents per pound 1t
is quoted in Grecnvillc at Q TO 0l.l6.
The next important season will be Easter,
but do not look for it until the 18th of Apyil.
Early 10 bed, early to rise,
Early in spring to advertise,
Makes a man healthy, wealthy nnd wise.
man never wants to laugh when fly lights
on his nose, but he is very much tckled never
thcless. When fly time comes think of this.
One of Hoes hand presses for sale at
this Office cheap. Size Of bed of press
22x2S.
Any one having young milch COW with
young calf can find purchaser by applying at
this Office. Price must be reasonable.
QUERY: "Why will men smoke common
tobacco, when they can buy Marburs Brothers
Seal Of North Carolina, at the same price,"
Our thanks arc due and nro hereby tens
dered to the musicians who gave us such
sweet music on Saturday night last
What has become of the Walhalla Dixie
Cornct Ban;i2 It is about time they were
rractcing for the summer campaign.
Interesting religious services will be held
in the colorcd a. NJ. Il. Church, Of Walhallu,
next Sunday.
The Blue Ridge Railroad now makes close
connections with the Air Line Railroad al
Seneca City This is II great convenience to
the travelling public.
1t has been suggested that the County
Commissioners could not do better or wiser
thing than to fence in the Court House square
and SOW it dawn in semc beautiful grase,
Read tho advertisement Of Col II. w.
Kuhtmann, in another column, Offering for
eale ur exchange his fine farm on reasonable
terms.
The colorcd people will have two days
religious meeting at Fla, Rock baptist Church.
near Wahalla, on next Saturday and Sunday.
Several immersionS are expected.
Rev. +. NJ. Morgan will preach in West
Uninn next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Sunday School at 81 O'clock. Prayer meet
ing every Friday evening at y p. NJ,
G. J.. Reid s. Co. announce in this weeks
issue The arrival Of their spring goods, consist
ing of prints, dress goods notions, gents fur
nishing goods, hats, &C., &c. See advertisement.
Ex State Treasurer F. l.. Carloza has sur
rendered himself to the Sheriff Of Richland
County to serve ont his sentence This is the
first real punishment metca out 10 any of the
'.ring" so far.
Trial Justice Gibson had case bcf"re his
court ON Tuesday in which the defendant was
found guilty mud sentenced to pay fne of
$40 or ten days i'm mprisonmcnt iA the county
Jail.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
Of j. II. Sigh & Son, in another column.
They arc selling their stock Of spring calicocs
and other goods ut bottom prices for cash.
country produce Call and see them.
The following gentlemen have been elected
In,endant and Wardcns for she town Of Seneca
City for The ensuing year:
For Intcndant-J. W. Livingston.
For Wardcns-.Dr. John Hopkins, B l..
Lowcry, a. W. Thompson and JAS l. Boyd
Thc'Sthtc Convention of the Y. NJ. e. a. will
meet in Anderson Thursday, 9th of April
next and will continue through the Friday,
Saturday and Sunday following. The Assoca-
ton at Anderson has appointed committees to
nuke The necessary arrangements and the meet.
ing will no doaht he one Of very great interest.
Died, on Saturday morning, at ! o'clock.
Rufus, infant son ht j. ~ Rutherford, from in
tlammalion of the bowels. aged five months and
eleven days. Funeral services By Rev W.
brown at o'clock Sunday evening. Buried at
Bethel beside his little brother and sister,
Joseph w. and Essio j., who preceded him TO
the grave only eighteen months ago.
The schedule of the Grccnvillc and Colum-
bi, Railroad and Blue Edgo Railroad, rs
published in the Columbia Register, is ca!r
culated to misead the travelling public. We
desire to call the attention Of tho Register to
the fact that we have daily train to Wall
halla and not % ri-wcekly, as that journal
has it.
Mr.. Charles Perry, in walking down Main
Street on Sunday afternoon last was attacked
by Mr.. II. W. Piepcr's young Newfoundland
dog in front of his hotel, and to prevent his
being bitten MIR. Perry had to shoot tho dog.
There are several other worthless dogs in.