Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-19
LOCALS.

Call on w. O. Erwin, College Treasurer, a4l |
bay your tuition and incidentals at once anl |
sayo costs. 5.'.5 tF ttu |
The Bacoaaureato sermon will bo preached
ON Sunday next, IN tho Lutheran Church, BY
DR.. Furman, Of Greenville, at II A. NJ
Bring in your spring chickens and black
berries. They are in demand in this market
at good prices. # II
Prof J. o. Hicks will give on exhibition oi
the Juveniles in his department ON Monday nextl
beginning at o A. NJ. Parents aud guardians
and oil Interested arc expected to attend. 'd Il
The members Of Tho Junior Glass Of Adgorl
College, will deliver original speeches in the
Lutheran Church on Tuesday evening next, be-
ginning at8P. NJ. ~
Tho public contest between the literary so-
olctics Of Adger College will take place on
"Wednesday evening next at PM There will
also BIO oarcprescntativo oraion from each society.
Commencement of Adger College Thursday
hcxt, at 10 a. NJ. Anniversary oration by
Prof. james II. Carlisle, Of Wofford College,
Spartanburg. 1e EhHsniI
Our townsman, Mr.. John Bromcr, has har-
vested from ont. fourth of an acre ten bushels of
wheat. Mr., H. W. Pieper made twenty .cight
bushels on three-fourths Of OH acre.
Nfessrs. II. 0. Sigh aud L. D. Brcnpecko
left Wahala on tho morning of the 18th
for the Hot Spring, in Arkansas, where they
go for the Improvement of their health.
From reports received from various sections
of the county tho wheat crop is said TO be tho
finest that has been grown for several years.
Biscuits will now, wo trust be cheap and plcnti-
full.
Steam thrcshcrs and those driven by
horse power arc now engaged iu tho county
thrcshipg out the fine yield of wheat and
oats.
Tho friends Of Ajgcr College will keep in
mind that Mr.. W. J. Beard, tho first Alumni
Orator Of this institution, will deliver an address
in tho Lutheran Church OH Monday evening
next at 8P.M.
Crops generally through the county are
reported good and in fine condition.
With good seasons the yield of corn and
cotton will be large and 'remunerativc.
J. l.. Hendrix s Son, who desire to purchase
'OOU pOuuuS PINK FOOti ulSo " tuclr uOllCc VI
groceries SC. For cash you Gun buy dry goods
and groceries from this firm at bottom prices
Call and try them.
Every case Of diarrhoca, dysentery fuX,
cholera morbus, summer complaint in child
rem, tecthing &C., since the introduction of
Norman's Cholera Cure, has been cured. For
sale by r. Il. Norman s. Bro, druggists Price
26 cents per bottle.
On Wednesday next, at 10 a. NJ, Col. J. P.
Thomas, Superintendent Of the Carolina Military
Institute, Charlotte, N. c.. will deliver IN
address before tho Carolina.and Piedmont So
cieties Of Adger College, His subject will be
"Thc Scholar and the Soldier"
Mr.. Earlic L. Jennings, travelling agent of
the Chronicle and Constimionalist, Augusta, Ga,
called on us yesterday. Mr.. Jennings is work.
ing for subscribers TO the daily and weekly, both
capital papers. Listen 10 Mr.. Jennings for a
few moments; ho will do you good
We again remind our readers that cx Gov
Perry, Of Greenvillc, will deliver mn address
before the Philophrcnian Society Of Tho Female
College on Tuesday next, at 10 a. NJ. Tho
public invited and We hope to see all our
people present TO hear this distinguished son Of
our county.
We learn that Mr.. YIN. rincannon formerly
of Seneca City, was arrested in his still house
in Rabun County, Georgia, last week, by reyc-
officers. Fincannon lost his still, distillery
and 176 gallons of whiskcy. lie and several
other persons wero taken to Atlanta, TO await
their trial in the United States Court
Tho young ladies and little girls of the
Female College are being examined this week.
All parents who have patronizcd this institution,
SO far as We are able to learn, arc we'll pleased
with the progress made by their children. 1t
is we'll conducted, both in point of discipline
and instruction, and its valuable fruits will
hereafter be seen.
NJ. A. B. Williams of tho Charleston Neys
and Courier staff, will bc in town next week to
write up our commencement exercises. Because
Mr.. Williams took trip in tho Azor TO Arrica,
it will not do 10 take him for an cold man."
He is good Virginia stock, and we advise our
unmarried lady fricnds to put on an extra
"beau catcher" for him.
Edmund Herndon, Esq, hos sent to our
Office bunch of oats. The st,uws are s
feet 8 inches high, and the heads as fiuo as
any wc evor saw. Wo regret to learn that
Mr.. Herndon has been quito sick
We are glad to sec improvements in tho
way of houscobuildipg going on at Seneca
City. MIR. John 9. Carey is putting up
largo warehouse for the fall trade. Mr..
Moore has also erected neat dwelling on