Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-05-01
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Early oats ore "heading out. -
Cut w orms are In ,heis Rissysss3 - "a


Early oats ore "heading out"
cut::wSrns are 4n ,heis gisSys . q
Chew ;ysoks9pg,sp Bes. Sweet Navy j,
Blank JieBs, Deeds, Mort tgagss and Executions
for sale IL Tile ohice. = es'fEEf'6
Most OF our farmers havo finished planting
their oorn and cotton. - F39s SAt8n9
Light showers fell on Sunday last, doing
rnaoh good % The farms and gardens, '.8n.
Rev, 8. r. Morris will preach in West Union
on next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'olook (,
Ehs fall oat crop shocking promising Mr..
6. L. Reid bas,they finest patch that We have
Reen. NJ
tPhe young people Of the town had a dancing
party on Friday night at Reid's Hall. We un,,
derstand that 1t was q reoherche affair."
Mrs. Messer, wife Of Mr.. Moses S. NIesser,
died suddenly at her residence on the 10th in
stant'of apoplexy.
Que Of Hoes hand presses for ,sale at
this iofhce chop. Size of bed Of press
22x28. !. s,pbgli
The regular monthly Concert Of Prayer for
Foreign Missions will be held in the Methodist
Church on next Sunday night, N&Ia 1Rl.2f
cardozo and Smalls have been pardoned by
Governor Simpson. Cardozo vas set at liberty
Immediately Oh receipt Of the order
hIrs. n. A. Hunter is having a large dining
room and kitchen added to her house. She Is
preparing TO accommodate boarders in al style.
We regret 10 learn that COL Elijah Alexander,
Of Pendleton, is lying very i'll at his home in
that place and is not expected to live. }e lI}
The KEowEE CovR,YR should be in the house.
houd Of every family in The county. Subscribe
and pay your money for 10 Ituill pay you good
interest on The iHvcstpent. at'iFff3
Bill White. oolored, from this county, who
attempted 10 escape from the Peauentiary on
tho 22i instant, was shot by The guard and
seriously wounded, los ng Of his arms.
The wheat Drop OF Ooonee County is saia
never to have looked moro promising than at
The present time. We understand that largo
acreage was sown last fall. gaa'a
In this County, on the 18th ms ant David
Ramoy, who was turkey hunting, shot at q
turkey and accidentally shot Neil DUN. Dam
has recovered.
Gen, James Simons. Of Charleston. died in
that city on the Goth instant. Gen. Simcns
occupied during his long life many high po-
sitions Of honor and trust in the State: hltj
0Agehtleman has left at our office snlk of
cane just out Of bloom and going to seed finely.
Itis the 6rst thing Of the kind Tint has been
brought to our notice.
Two days and three .shot guns brought down
ll0 rabbits at Timossa Knob recently. Messrs.
j. W. Stribling, 5. X Depdy and Richard Lewis
4 10, s., al, -,
is 10 come off soon.
Nessrs. Niokler & Stroller, West Onion, arc
preparing to gin your cotton next fall short
notice. These gentlemen are building gin
house and making other necessary preparations
for ginning the, aeccy sthple. 9ar n 81
Jane Rose, d colored girl, died at this place
.cnthc 27tl, instant, Of meningitis She hai been
Grccnvillc in for two or ihrcc months. where
she contracted the disensc. The dccensed was
woman Of good character.
The second Quarterly Conference for Walhalla
and Seneca City Circuit wil be held utj Oil
Piokens Cbasoh on Saturday aud. Sunday, 81
md Sd of May. Prcaching, on Saturday and
Sunday dtAllA.%M. by Rev. s. D. Jones. B. b.
Mrs. Janc Russell, wife Of Nlr. w. ". Russell,
of Anderson died op Mpndny last. Mrs
Russell was daughter Of John B. Sitou, Esq.
of Pendle.on, mud wns n most esimablo laLy.
She leaves a husband and six small children 10
mourn her loss. ,. .-.,t
Tho Annual Maroon Of the Mountnineer Fire
Company comes of next, Friday week, OH
instant, al the Brewery Park. The exc, discs of
the OCCASION promises to be more varied and in
teresting thap ever before. vr
On last Sabbath morning Rcv. Gresham
preached from tho lnst clause Of the 2gth verse
of the I'd Chapter Of Jumes, $50 faith without
works is dead ulso." The Discourse was we'll
considered and fluenily aud foroibly delivered
though bcing no thcnlogian. wo could not
subscribe TO some Of bis views rs we under-
stood them.
For two weeks we havo had beautiful
spring weather, warm and dry. The
forest is clothed with leuyes and all nature
look green and Furnishing. Cotton planting
has bcea pushed rapidly. md noarly oil our
farmers hn.e finished getting their seed in
the ground. Early painted cotton Is up.
Oats and wheat arc promising, though rain
is badly needed Y@5H Al.lN
CipHEn THIS Our-le@5t aiit 'th2
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