Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-11-18
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LSSAL M,AA j tEHsESS.
IF you want first class buggy or wagon
cheap call on D. Biemann & Son. They aro
advertising thero veholos in this weeks
paper.
Go to Biemann's Bar for puro liquors just
received q barrel Of fne imported French
Brandy, q genuine article, aud can be relied on
for medicinal purposes. Give II u trial
Children often wake in the night with burn
ing fever, and tho parent is at IL loss to devinc
the cause. Worms! worms at work.
dose Of Shrincr's Indian Vermifugo is tho only
remedy.
"Nep Reid" dog we'll known to tho Wal
hala community has very mysteriously disap-
peared from MIR. Reids Store. Nep was a
great pet and q source of much amusement.
It would DO great favor conferred if Ncp could
DO found aud brought TO MIR Reid's.
The students of Adgcr College have been
formed into company and The following officers
appoiped NJ. s. Stribling Captain; II. w.
Huffman, lst Lieutenant; r. I. Jaynes, I'd
Lieutenant; j. G. Darlington. 3D. Lieutenant;
J. o. Lewis, lst Sergeant S. II. McLurkin, I'd
Sergeant.
Mr.. Henry l.. Rickenbacker, of Orange
burg, has sont To our household IL box Of
spemegrsni,es. This is a most delicious fruit.
carrying US in nur Imagination to tho further
Sunny South We thank Mr.. Rckenbuckor
for his very acceptable present
Messrs D. Bemann s Son call attention to
their large and attractive stock Of merchandise
as advertised through our columns Their
stock Of goods is large and their prices most
favorable. The public should call and test
:thoir prices and the quality of their goods.
Their prices arc low and warrant that bnr-
gaius will bo sold. See their advertisement.
The fourth nnd last quarterly conference
for the Walhalla Circuit and Mission for the
year will be held in the Walhulla Methodist
Church on next Saturday. Dr. S. D Jones will
preside and will preach on Saturday and Sun
day The Stewards crncs'iy rcqaested
to be present on Saturday at the meeting Of
tho quarterly conference.
Mr.. c. W Wiecking.n n gentleman from
Charleston. has located in Wuhalla. lie
has purchased the fifty acre mrm adjoining
the Brewery Park, and formerly owned by
Mr. Knrbnr. and also n four nero lot on the
high hilt along Cntharinc Street, adjoining
Prof Strong's and Mr.. AnScl's manufactur-
ing lot Mr. Wicckcn is now having n neat
cottngo erected On tho four acle lot. This is
one Of the finest locations in Walhula and
gives fine view IF the village and surround-
ing country. lc,cSrects to raise tobacco on
the farm. We welcome such strangers.
Mr.. j. Earle Lewis, of Oconec county, was
very successful at the Stntc Fair last week in
Columbia. lie took more premiums than any
other exhibitor in the live stock department.
lie took premiums on the following animals:
Best light draft stallion, one year old, $40;
Durham bull, three -ears old or upwards, $50:
Durham bull cnlf, go; Durham hcifer, two to
three years old, $l5; Ayrshire hcifcr two to
three years old, Sis; Ayrshire heifer calf, So;
second best Dcvnn COW. three years old. $40;
best Ayrshire heifcr, Two to three years o!i,
$lO scconl best AJ rshirc heller. one to two
ycnrs old, So; second best heard COWS. premium;
best Poland China SOW and pigs, $40; best
Poland China boar, not over twelve nor under
six months old, S5-making in oil twelve pre-
miums on stock, amounting to $llO. Mr.. Is.
Harris, also Of this county, took two premiums
on horses: For best light draft brood mare,
$25; second best light draft brood mare, pre-
MUM. Miss a. NJ. Smith, Of Oconee, also was
awarded q silver premium on cushion. Mr..
s. D. Cherry, Of Seneca City, awarded a
premium for the best fruit dryer and evaporation
exhibited, the machine being his own invention.
The Fair is pronounced by all who attended to
'havc been success and the best that has ever
been held.