Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26
LOGALS.


before It is too latc
Mr.. Robot Kelly, who resides near Walhalla,
was bitten by q poisonous snake on Thursday
last. Liquor was used freely and tho Young
man is out of danger.
Judge All. Willard aud wifc are regis
tered at Biemann's Hotcl They arc no
doubt on ther woysto their summer retreat
in tho mountains.
Mr.J. B Baldwin has bocn been appointed
depot agent of tho Air Limo Railroad, at Seneca
City, and has entered upon tho discharge of
his duties.
Aspecia excursion train for whites will bc
run on tho Air Line Railroad from Charlotte 10
Atlanta on The 9Th July. This will giyo OK
cursiohists q Jay in Atlanta. Faro from Seneca
ana westminster md return about two dollars
Maj. a. s. TODD, of the Anderson Journal.
who Is horc doing up commencement exercises
OF our colleges for his excellent paper, com.
plains to us that he is in love with five or six of
tho Walllalla young ladies. A dose of marriage
might cure him. @
scmi-wcckly mail has just been established
between Walhalla and Webster, N. c., supplying
the Offices at Chcohcc IIcady Mountain, Cash.
ier's Valley Eastlaporto and Cullowce. Tho
mail will leave Wahala on Wednesdays and
Saturdays at G O'clock a. NJ
Tho first cotton blossom of tho season
was handed us on Tuesday BY Mr.. H. II.
Hoops, who lives on Little Couneross Creek
MIR. II. informs us that these blossoms were
open in his field on Sunday morning the 22d
instant.
DR.. james II. Carlisle, of Wofford College,
Will deliver temperance lecture Mt Fairvew
Church, in this county, on to morrow (Friday)
morning. at IL ~. NJ. Tho public nro cordially
invited to be present to hear tho distinguished
speaker.
match game Of base ball will be played on
this (Thursday) afternoon, at 81 o'clock, on
the play ground back of Col. Kci,hs residence,
between tho "Daunllcss Club" Of Pendlcton,
and the "Rough and Ready" Of Walhala. Tho
public arc invited to be present ana witness the
gamc.
We have in attendance upon our commence
ment exercises this week the Misses Thurmonds,
Sallie and Bessie, the former recent graduate
Of the Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens, Ga, and the
latter student in said Institute We under
stand that Miss Sallie Thurmond took the first
honor (gold mcdaD out of n class of nineteen
graduates. These accomplished young Indies,
from tho Empire State Of tho South arc tho
guests of Col. Norton
Miss Lizzie Norton, clGst daughter of Col. J..
j Norton, has just returned home from college
with laurcls and honors upon her brow She
has just graduated from the Lucy Cobb Insti.
tpin I1.ono 80.
subject Of her graduating composition, which
was pronounced as very fine and carefully
prepared literary production, rejecting alike
honor upon herself aud the occasion which
brought it forth.
We are indebted to the committee for un
invitation to he present at tho Commence
mcnt Entertainment Of Adgcr College this
(rhursduy) evening, at Bicmann's Hall,
commencing at 8 clock Senior Managers
Col. w. G. Keith, Maj. Ben. Sloan, Hon.
D. Bcmann, Mai. Jas. MoCarcy, Mr.. S. X
Dcndy, Mr. G. i. Reid. Junior Managers
w. r. Bailey, W; j. Stribiug, r. L.
Smith, i w. Werner, V. l.. Norman.
Floor Managers D. a. Biemaun, Chas.
w. Perry.
Mr. Thos. Smith, young, man who is
running farm on Mr.. Il. T. Maxwclrs
Toxaway place, has presented US with red
cotton blossom, which bloomcd out on Sun.
day, the 22d instant. What is remarkable
about this cotton bloom is that the seed was
planted on che 23d day of Apri! and
bloom appeared just two months after lack.
lug day, We orc Informed that this beats
Mississippi co'itn gro:eing.
From Luddcn s; Bnics Southern music house,
Savannah, Ga We receive as their atcs! publi-
cation "Lovc's Lamcht," charming ballad,
which We deem worthy OF moro than passing
notice. Words Of tender, bu: not foolish, senti.
mcnt, expressing lovers regrets that not for
him again can bloom cloves passion flowers
linked TO melody that ia in itself lament over
n "drcam that is donc,' form q we'll nigh per feet
song. The publishers will mail it postpaid on
receipt Of thirty cents, or it can be had from any
music dealer.
Round trip excursion tickets to Charleston
will DO sold at all tickets stations on the line
Of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad on
Friday 9th, Saturday, 28th, and Monday
Both OF juno good to 60 by any regular pas
sengcr train on cthor Of tho above named
datos, and on Tuesday, July 1st, 1870. They
will not bo roccycd for passage in the dircc-
ton of Charleston after tho latter date, and
persons holding them, in consideration of tho
low rate Mt which sold will not be permittcd