Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-08-14
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Chow Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

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Chow Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
DIR. j. p. smeltzer will preaoh in tho Lutheran
Church on next Sunday at log O'Clock, A. NJ.
: When II rains it will DO good timo to
work the roads in tho county.
Read J, y. i1endrix & son's important an
nounoementin In this weeks paper.
Read the, ,seysrel new advertisements 10 bo
found in this weeks issue. 81
Mr.. Moses Cantrell died suddenly ono night
last week. Tho cause of his doath is unknown.
"Business carried ON without publicity"
must be tho motto Of tho man that doesn't
advertise.
Mcssrs Glenn, Dickson. Sheldon Co., with
their steam engine, threshcd about G,G76 bushels
of wheat, oats, barely and rye this season.
Prepare your land we'll with tho plow,
spade and manure, and SOW turnip seed in
large quantities.
Tho double Daily Mail and White cars aro
now fixed institution on tho Air Line.
There arc fourteen Of these coaches which
run between Now York and New Orleans.
The Air Line Railroad makes return Of its
property loESuNutiUni Ill OCUHcc SOuuly QS tOll0WS:
Miles, twcniy-cight; value per mile, S5,lS7;
total value Of all property, $ls3,loD.o2, The
County tux on this sum is $4,000 per annum.
Teach ono thing at u time. Teach that
thing we'll Teach its connections, us far rs
possible, with MI other things. Teach that
it is bcttcr to know everything Of something
than to know something Of everything.
AL o,>lo -, a..
of our readers to the advertisement of tho
Atlanta Medical College, Atlanta, Ga Wo
believe that no institution of this kind enjoys
Il higher reputation for tho skill of its touch. !.
crs or the thoroughncss Of its course.
Clark Cleveland, colorc l. on the government
'lnnds, hns presented us with tho first opcn boil
of cotton this season. lie Informs us that he
has fifteen acres of fine cotton in cultivation
and the open boil presented us is off Of the
sorrycst portion of his field.
Absorption vs. discasc-a principle already
tested by tens of thousands that must yet be ac-
ccptcd by untold millions; for facts arc stubborn
things, meet them as we may. The Holman
Liver Pads and Absorption Salts always TO DO
fouLd at Il. Il Norman s. Bros. the only author
lied agents for Oconcc County
Tho latest innovation introduced at Viii
linmston Female College consigns commence.
mcnts to the past. llcncoforth there is to be
no parade and worry over those brilliant en-
tcrtuinmonts gotten up to witncSs tho cn-
trance Of their fnir graduates upon tho stngo
Of life.
The juries for the Unitcd States Curt at
Grccnville were drawn on the first Monday in
August. "E. Nj. Watson, of Wahallu," has
"placc in the picture" and is the only one
from Oconcc County. Grccnville has sixteen
members the lions share. We don't think
the new law run very smooth in that draw"
The North GcoryiaN says sny wonder the
Air Limo Railroad is popular. Every officer
on the road, no matter what his rank may be-
is courteous. kind and accommodating to tic
public. II you have business with Colonel
Forcacro, Major Houston. Mr. SattcrGcld
Jim McCool or Genrgc Berry. it's all tho
's,mc, you aro treated right, and they arc only
few OF the many kind aud accommodating
gentlemen in the employ Of this great and
liberal corporation.
DR.. Jones, the President Of the Columbia
Female College. delivered lecture in the
Methodist Church at this place on last Sun
day afternoon. Subject: Female cducaion--
moral, intellectual, physical" The Doctor is
an eloquent and fluent speaker, and hnudled
his subject so as to delight and cnligh.cn his
audience. lie is certainly "thc right man in
the right place" We regret that the alarm
of fire prevented him from concluding his
lecture, and trust he will favor Walhnll. with
dis presence again very soon, and give us
notice of his coming. IF so, VIC promise him
full house.
Tho protractcd meeting. which was an,
nounced in our last issue, began in the Moths
odiSt Church at this place on last Sunday
morning, and is still in progress, with in
crossing interest daily. The pastor is assisted
by Rev. W. G. Neville. of tho Presbyterian
Church; and Rev. j. Walter Daniel, of the
Methodist Church. All tho churches at this
place have driftcd into 3 very cold, Indifferent
state, and wc do hope that this meeting may
be the means Of bringing about q rcyiving
iulluoncc, which may not only reach tho
hearts of profossed Christians, but the i'm,
moral part Of our community.
Westminster Locals.
Westminster is progressing. Tho streets
are bcing worked and tho city fathers are