Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-09-18
LOCALS.
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our correspondents.
Undoubtedly r. E. Norman s Bro, Druggists,
keep the best selected and purest medicines. If
you wish to get pure and unadulterated medi-
oines call and See them.
The nights and mornings are very cool, and
their effect on tho cotton is seen in its rapid
opening. From appearances oil tho crop Ia
light ono too) will be harvested by the first Of
November.
Tho Executive Committees Of Adger College
and Of tho Walhalla Female College are re-
quested to meet at the Female College on
Friday evening next at 4 O'clock p. NJ. full
attendance is requested.
Robert Cobb, Henry Long Robert Dunlap
and Messiah Cobb, who ,avo been In Jail
charged with the murder Of Alex. Bryce, Jr.,
were admitted to bail by Judge Prosslcy last
Tuesday In the SUN Of three hundred dollars
each. There &asho proof against these parties,
who arc among our best citizens, and their
friends will be glad to hear Of their release.
Attention is directed to tho advertisement of
j. p Mickler, Offering eleven cents for all
cotton brought tc him before the first of Oclo-
Der, III payment Of store accounts This is q
Roou oPpokluuitS W ootlio JouT ueute nd thc
price offered is above tho mar:et rate. Mr..
Moklcr also informs the public that he has the
largest stock of goods he has ever Ind OH hand
and will sell them on his usual nccommodhh,g
terms. See his advertisement
Mr. g. Wanner Agent, gives notice to the
public that the Iimrodt mill has been put in
thorough repair and is superintendent by frs,
GLASS miller, also, that u new cotton gin has
been put in operation and cotton will DO ginned
and packed as low as any other gin can or vii!
do the work. Tho machinery is all new and
satisfaction Is guaranteed II is also stated that
cotton left at tho gin will he kept under insur-
ance, which savcs NIL persons paronizing this
gin from loss by fire. Good roads 10 and from
the mill and gin. Soc his advertisement.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Augustine
Hclwoys died atthe rosidenco of his mother,
near Walhalla, on Wednesday mol ming, the
18th Instant of consumption. This Is the
third and lest son Of Mrs. Holway, alI of
whom have died within the past few gears,
two having lied this year. In this sad be.
rcavcmcnt tho ,flictod mother hos our
deepest sympathy. Tho remains of Mr..
Holway will bo inferred 10 the Lutheran
graveyard on Thursday evening, ut clock,
with appropriate funeral services The
friends and acquaintanccs of the deceased
as we'll ms tho public arc invited to attend.
DR.. Smcltzer will conduct tho funeral
.sorviccs.
The following is the list of Jurors for
October Term Of Court 1879, drawn Sep
tenn bor the 18th: r. II. Whitmire, r. a.
Mathcwson, A. r. Broyles, NJ. r. Hubbard,
II. G. Owens, W. Il Nimmons, Sloan Dick
son, Jesse Il. Dvis, Jasper N. Adams, w
II. Reoder, w. N, Smith, EIihu T. Miller.
N. II. jenkins, II. II. Cowan. a. Rnmsay,
j. w. Iolcman, W. II. Thrift, John
Brewer, G.. W. Spencer, w. j. Crooks,
jas. G. Harper, j. II. MoGuf1in, James NJ
Hull, VA. s. Woolbright, L. L Kilian,
Benz, r. Knox, Elijah Sanders. Thomas
Wyley, A. j. N. Biingsly, G. w. Leath~
.ers, Joab Il. Stewart, u. II Cleveland,
Wm. Hunter, Jus. y. WILEY, WI. Dcaton,
l.. w. Lusk
Those Of our rcadery who have cotton 10 gin
and pnck will find it to their interest to try the
new steam gin of Mr.. W. 4. Strother at West
Union. 1t III now IN operation and both gins
and packs bJ steam power and he proposes TO
do tho work us cheap as any otller can or will
do it and put up lie bales in first class order.
lie has tested it and finds he can gin and pack
heavy bale every hour parties will not be
delayed who desire to haul away their cotton
Iie also proposes 10 take The best Of care of all
seed and cotton left there, and is well prepared
to do so. One of the advantages of this gin Is
It's location requiring no heavy pull TO get to or
away from 1t, MS in cases of gins run by water.
Another advantage is that your cotton when
ginned is at the market, being near tho depot,
and at point where you can sell to any mer-
chant in Wahalla or West Union without it's re-
moyal. Furthermore our merchants propose to
pay as much for cotton as the merchants of any
other part Of the county.
A protraoted meeting began in tho Baptist
Church lost Sunday and will continue
through this week. Prayer meeting is held
ovcry morning at0 o'clock and preaching
evory night at II O'Clock. During part of
the week Rev. Mr. Wingo, Of Pendieton, will
assist Mr. Gresham and will preach next
Sunday at II O'Clock a. NJ. On Sunday
morning last Mr.. Gresham preached from the
text, "For where your treasure 10 :..,orc will
your heart bo also," and at night, "Come 20
that labor and arc heavy laden and I will
.give you rest" and again on Monday night
from the text, "For COD 80 loved the world
that he gave his only begotten SON that who-
soever beleveth 10 him should not perish,
but have everlasting liie." These texts are