Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-03-20
LOCALS.
Chew Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.


The cleansing Of tho streets should be
looked after at once.
Tho excursion to Charleston will como off
about the first Of April.
Corn planting is going on rapidly and in
earnest in Anderson County.
There arc no complaints of dull trade among
those merchants who advertise literally.
Eggs arc gradually getting cheaper. The
hens must bo "getting down to their work"
Although wo have had two killing fross this
week, the irait crop remains safe and sound yet.
There will be preaching OH next Sunday
morning in the Baptist Church by Rev. Hugh
Strong.
Coils. Thompson, Keith and Norton and Mai.
Dcndy are in attendance upon the Court at
Pickens this week.
Ono of Hoes hand presses for sale at
this Office cheap. Size of bed of press
22x:e.
! y one having q young mch COW with
yc ng calf can find purchaser by applying at
t .s Office. Price must be reasonable.
w H"'c hun why ouc pilsoucf III tuc county
Jail (Ai Henderson, colorcd,) whose term of
imprisonment will expire in few days.
Nevor 90 where you are not wanted. If u
man wuntsyou to go into his place Of bust
ness he will invite you through an advertise
ment. 1t is wrong to intrudc on privacy.
Our merchants arc beginning 10 receive their
new spring goods. Our advertising columns
will keep our readers advised rs to where the
greatest bargains can be had.
Attention is directed to the important changes
in the schedules Of the Bue Ridge, Grccnvillc
& Columbia aud South Carolina Railroads to
bc found in another column.
We arc informed that widow lady of our
county has made and sold in the last four years
over eight hundred sun bonncts--.hcr bonncls
finding ready sale in various portions OF our
State.
Excursion tickets over the Blue Ridge Rail
road, from Wahalll TO Bolton, have been dis
continued on account Of the abuse Of the priyi-
lege made by parties buying these tickets.
a lady writes us from Mountain Rest that
Mr.. II. a. Powell is patting his foot and singing
lullaby to his seventh son, which was born
the 18th instant. weighing thirteen pounds!
The State Convention Of the Y. NJ. G. a. will
meet Mt Anderson Court House next month, aud
in all probability will he largely attended by
delegates from every section of the State.
Notwithstanding tho big fuss The farmers
kicked up about guano, .hcrc is more Of il being
sold this season than ever before The smell OF
II is waited on every breeze us you pass along
the railroads and dcpois.
The biggest lot of corn TINT We have seen
together in long time is in the slorchousc Of
Iovinggood l. Erwin. They have on hand,
sacked anl unsnckcd, over three thousand
bushels.
Mr.. II. f. Alexander has retired Fl, ON the
mercantile field and entered the agricultural
field, at least until tax gathering time comes
along, when hc will be al his post at ail hours
TO receive your taxes.
The baptist Courier snys that il will be sixty
one years III May since Rev. Thomas Dawson,
Of Pcnllcon, the oldest white Baptist minister
in the State, entered the service Of the old
TRIBUNAL Convention as missionary TO the
Cherokee Indians.
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