Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05
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tifal snow' VIII al BY Tie inseos. n.s oats whesr
Probate Judge Rios etop flioip oSsssi,G%Ss s .6GSs
Columbia and been sworn ,sfs II. ittalv''' .
as Master for oqoneo County. = ~-ommiss; nesn 70
1 Court at Walhalla will begin on N, '"V'''
Is. any OF Meroh. Judge THOMSON. Of ~
Viile' viii preaido, at tho present torn. %e
Married on the evening of the 2otb Of XIX,
airy, 1882 by VIM. J. strbline, Eso :, "au ~
residence 3f0the1 brides father. Mr. r.,
walking fo 70 Miss Mary Putnam, both Of ocona.
"o pAo'sh this week tho proclamation !
aov' simpson, Offering reward Of ono hun
ana htty dollars for the arrest of Thomas
farAer's 0harsed with the killing of Jesse Horn
"o publish In this issue tho Act OF that
glsature extending The fence law TO tbot ,o,,;s.
|S ooonee County South of The Air Limo r., ~,
sb)eot TO a vote of thc'peoplc. Also m A., -
isprovide for the payment of past duo schoo,
Ielaims. .9IsihH ;. [fsf Tprt'" 80 sohool VI! o.
Mrs ". W. Lcgare will. give lessons IN ,no
Convex Miniature 7 Prccoss painting, IT,.
specimens are very fine and shows ber s,,;u :.
tho art. She will also furnish snnn,;as -
license to pupils at low rates. Mrs, /. nav he ho
consulted at her residence,
Mr. W. A. Slrother of West Union, plon,cd
three acres of cotton last year. He used on
the ground ono thousand pounds of Pacific
guano lie made three bales, each WEIGHING
aoo pounds, worth now Sl50, probably. Tho
cotton seed Of his crop will nearly pay for Tho
-fertilizera ~ ~ -
we are informed that Capt. L. B. Lee, of
Neowee' was thrown from his buggy on the 25,h
nl'imo In crossing gully in the road and
severely injured, having ono knee dislocated.
lie is now able 10 get about on cautclcs.
Sheuld not the Legislature at lis extra session
take up the Recommendation of The Governor
and pass stringent law against carrying con-.
cealed weapons, making it a misdemcanor in
any oii'cer for not reporting ail cases which
reasonably come within his knowledge? We
believe such law would have a salutory c{r,ct
Mr.. J. 3. Watson. of Seneca City, advcrlises
in This issue standard fertilizers for sale. Mr.
watson is well known to our people as a. man
who would not palm of on thom anything but n
genuine article. Besides his fertilizers have
bcch trlcd IN this section and found to ho well
adapted 10 our soil and TO yield rc,nuneratiyc
crops. SEQ his advertisement and call at his
place of business before buying.
Wo had heavy fall of snow, slect and ro;,
'on Monday and during Monday night. Though
~ melted fast at first it reached the depth Of
several inches Our people are glad to see il.
as 1t promises death 10 the bugs, worms, fly and
other small grain pests Monday was very cold
and icicles hung from the trees and fences in
abundance.
At tho delinquent land sale last Monlov
eleven tracts and lots Of land were forfeited 10 |
Tho Stale for want of bidders Tho INK mn, |
COSTS on them amount to about $27, tho actual
unpaid lax IN thet" Lsins uutSlo. 1tis .uu,,
OF congrntnia'ion thnt our people have been so
prv"ant in meeting their taxes, notwithstanding
the hard times. Wo believe collections have
been better than for any year since reconstruct
tion.
Popular vs.. Patent Medicines. We feel os-
surcd that our sarsaparilla, liver regulator, ca
ihnric liver pills, ra. poison, condition powders.
dentifrice' toilet powder, sulphur soap, carboic
salvc. universal liniment and ,nnnv o,hnrs ,r;,, |
do all they represent. They have been tried by
II great many Of our citizens who we can refer
you TO should you desire n rcfcnoe.
Il. Il. NORMAN & Bro
At meeting Of the Mountaineer Fire Engine
Company, held on last Tuesday night, the fol
lowing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year, viz: Presidcnt--J. D. Werner:
Vice. .Prcsident-P. V. Waller; Sccretary-E. T..
Norman; Treasurer. II Ostcndorff; lst Dircc
OIL W. Picper; I'd Director-John Won
liadcln; Hall kecpcr-lIcnry Tictgcn; Ist Axe
W. Pitts 2l Axeman-J +. Ritter.
resolution Of thanks was rendered Mr.. D.
5cmann for the use Of his hall
The first session of the present collcrinte veor
If Adgcr College closes with this week, and the
of the college classes is now in
Progress. This examination is writtcn The
ccond session begins on Monday next and
'ireaay many new students have put in their
appearance. Two young men we're mairiculatcd
N Tuesday morning--Alr. Il. b. Lathcm, of
)acusyllc and AIR. II. L. Lenhardt, of Easlcy.
'ickcns County. There has been lately con-
adorable increase in tho number of students
rom abroad. There are now in daily attend
nee over one hundred students The prospects
our college are continually Frightening.
Mardi Gras occurs in Ne:y Orleans on tho
9TH 'nstant. The perpetrators made for
MS demonstration are on the grandcSt scale,
nd those attending may anticipate some
hing to excel all previous displays. Nor
'rlenns is now in full bloom, not having
xperenced cold weather sufficient to lingo
vergreens with tho slightest tint of sombrc.
'e" Orleans possesses many attractions and
t Mardi Gras is tho "gnyest Of tho CAV"
'hc Atenta and Charlotte Air Limo will cell
ckets froc, any station on their line to New