Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
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A0N0S icuu yVur PaPoT--iENip cHeAttu0Htn0
prlnter Ersh map rhgpa fhs lhays his eyp paper,
Hendrix and Pehdiey drove ii town Tuesday
evening with d flnS lot on Kentucky mules and
1prses. % A,,s ,
D. A. Bispapn the house And lot ID our towh,r
formerly owned ard eqodplsa " p. v! Waller.
Professor W, W. Duncan, ~ spar,apburg.
viii dsliyer,an address before the High School
Of Seneca at the 0Tlgs # 'hs afr4 session. Juno
MrH, R rqor, of ASsssyyilis, bssrsis IS purchased
The Golemspl hopao and LOT In Yalha|ls, now
occupied by 8. 4, jPsudy, and will settle here.
We hope, Others may come, %. we offer superior
advaqtageain 3hc way Of health, cheap living,
good water and. .aool atmosphere, as we'll as in
ohuroh and educational facilities.
We,would be- glad to hear from our farming
friends In different parts of the county ocoas-
ionally as to tho condition and prospects Of field
crops apd other matters occurring in their
looalities Of public interest. Wo prefer short
and pointed communications, 80
Justlet the world seeawhioh way you are de-
termiued to GO and it will set it's mighty should
little whether Your: destination be heaven or
hell. u. G - [ ,eorn : ~ ,Y.I
Our lives are albums written through
With good or Ill., With false or true,
And when recording angels turf ~
The record Of our years, '2&"a *y"5
God grant they read the good with smiles
And blot tho i'll with tears. '."i'@
A heavy wind storm passed over Walhalla
at IL O'clock on the 18th instant contin uing
for several hours, A slow rain fell during
the storm and Tuesday night heavy rain
foil. We hear the wind blew down tho
stock fence in several places near Westmin :
ssser. y sss4 !g.0 rn.a1a!l J. ~
We are requested to give notice that Rev.
Up. Mann. who has, been suffering for some
tine With bn Affection Of the throat, will not
be able to+fill his appoihtmsnss to proaoh at
Double, Syringe fon neat Saturday and Sun
day Ills 'pRysican has advised hin, not to
attempt to preach until his throat gets on
itirely WE'LL which it Is hoped will bo in q
short timo.
The next meeting Of the walhalla Lyceum
will be held at, Adger College next Friday night
j. s. Werner, Esq!, viii delivefsa lecture on the
common ,soh9ol system. subject of great i'm
,poytance 70 every Citizen Of Republican Co
'vernmeatt Mr.: Yernerjse fuont speaker and
good writer and I'VE bespeak for him a full at
tendanco.ef our oi.izens, as his discourse will
doubtless prsse interesting and instructive.
Alf. John ,Kimmorer, Of Wur,emberg. South
'acrn'any,xwa induced by Mr.. G. wanner, our
'enterprlsing sGepmsn County Commissioner
while on %, reoept visit to Columbia. to visit
Waahalla. MIR. .Kimmerer has travelled for the
last ten months over nesrly all the Mort rn
States.with asyiesY of finding o locality for o
colony. fIe has about concluded 10 settle in
our midst lie is a.gentleaan of character aud
means aad sritt,al a. thorough farmer. We vel
come such inmlgrants to our county and hope
that Mr.. Kimmerer is aforervnaer Of many Of
;the sao,o enterprise andsmenns as himself.
If you need aaytkiqg new, neat. TASTY
durable and cheap, qualities desirable in
every article of drcss. household aud firm
wants, coll 10 at the store Of C. L. Roid &
Do., exan,ioe eheir stock and prces and
supply yourselves. They haee gust received
full line Of priasa, mustinA white aud
<oolored dress goods uf Ell kinds sad qualities,
,as a}se aetions. ladies' and gen.ionen's butts
rand shots, aats, fur and straw. orookery.
.,utlery. glassware and % fall aasnrtn,en. Of
general merchandise. also steel hoes. Avery.
celebrated piow stocks and steel plows
these goods have been selected to meet the
wants Of this community and will be sold
low. See advertisement elsewhere
q The societies Of Adger College caoh received
i, Eron, Mrs. S. d. Smith, of Boston City n COW
,'of "Seif.Culture," by James Freeman Clarke.
This is an excellent work and no donbt will be
sread with profit by the young men Of The college
/! This nice gift will be kept in kind remem-
brance Of the giver, who in company will, o,her
s Northern friends has visited the society halls
and class rooms. Such visitors are always
Welcomed by students md professors who are
fully alive to the portance of visits from persons
residing in the various sections Of tho Union.
" An open invitation awaits all friends and
visitors to the college and class room.
: Tho advertisements in n newspaper are more
road than The thoughtless imagine They arc a
map of q class of mems capabilities in life
The man who contemplates doing business in a
distant town takes up the local paper and in it's
advertising columns sees true picture Of the
men he has to deal with; a complete record of
the town, its commerce, is trade, the facilities
of storekeeping, its banks, and in almost every
case he can estimate the character of the men
who ere soliciting the public patronage. Tho
advertising pages are a map Of the town. a
record Of it's municipal character, q busines
confession of The citizen, and instead Of being
an optional production Of man. It is freighted