Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-30
BSihtslligonos te6olved from the " Warmer

? Byihtslligenos t66oited from thes Warner
Obseftasory, Rochester, N. Y, it appears
tbht stfil another comet hasjust been disooya
esed BY Dr. Gould, Director of the Corr
dosa Observatory, Argentine Republic, South
America. fhis comet seems 10 bo tho great.
comet Of 1907 ,,and s located in. tho Constsl.
lation Of tho Dove, Right Ascension o hoats
and Declipa,pn South}a 80 degrossH II Is hot
Visible from this ,latitudo ,apd. not known yet
that it will be, although it, is likely to be as
the comet Of 1907 was distinctly seon. No
apprehension need DO had bvst tho uhdsiial
apb6arettce of comets during the sltpreseHt
year as they do hot possSsss the power to work
iPjqty sdpon :tholear.h.or any other planet. 4 !,
|ASsbtoiat meetings " we're ere hold al the colored
HstfiSdist Episcopal, CHURCH,. Of sWalhalla, Of
Which Res. A, D. franklin .is bastof, Sunday
lind M6haaJ, by Rev. md Mrs, IN. Duntop:
Plans and methods Sf Sunday School work wets
suggesled ahd Temperance Band of Hope
organized arhopB The childrbn. fhS subject Of
teupetahte Shs also thoroughly discussed and
a womahs Clrls!iau reHperante Union organ
lied st 7eight5!fito members. THE names of tho
officers are as fdllows pfesidehta htaSirs. Nattha
Owens, Vide PresidentsIMrs. Alice Glover
and Mrs. Matia Allen; sUsretafy-.Nifs. Maggie
CLARK; Treasurer--SIfs. Hacliedl Mcl1inuey;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. ffdttie Williaths;
Librarian-Nliss Louisa Keith Petitions to the
Legislature, praying for law prohibiting the
manufacture and sale Of 'liquor in this State,
v III be circulated BY the Onion, The meetings
were largely attended and It is believed much
good has been accomplished Ef3agt
WB had tho pleasure efof meeting oh out
streyts last week two gentleri,sii froni Texas
--Ntessrs.. j. IT, Doyle and w. E. Doylo, the
forrior from dranbury, Hood County. and
the latter from Me&ia. rhinestone County.
These gentlemen are natives of this county
and arc twin brothers. They are the cons of
our much respected fellow citizen, James A.
Doyle, Esq, Of Fort Madison. They have
been living in Texns some ten or eleven
years and this is their first visit to their
.'native hills" We are glad to note their
rsel and progress in their adopted State. Mr..
j. II. Doyle is tho Treasurer of Hood County,
and Mr. w. +. Doyle is q practicing lawyer
apd the mayor of tho town of Mexia. They
report tho Lone Star State in a growing and
prosperous condition, financially. politically.
agreuturaly md cduoationally. These
gentlemen arc visiting their many rclatives
and friends in Ooonoe.
We notice by o late Toronto paper, just
received, that Prof. W. W. Legaro has been
elected one Of the Vice Presidents of tho
International Sunday School Convention,
which met at Toronto Canada. last week.
This is deserved compliment to our towns-
man and We feel sure That he will wear the
honors of the Office with grace and dignity.
We notice from the Statistical Secretary's
Report TINT wc hare in South Carolina ], l,4l2
Sunday schools, l2,104 teachers and 03, lG4
scholars. The attendance upon the conyen-
tion was exceedingly largo, there being no
less than nix hundred delegates from NIL
parts Of the United States. The proceedings
| wero characterized Ly unanimity and en-
lhusiasm and the assembling together of
this great body Of Sunday School workers
cannot fail to materially advance the Sab
bath Sohool cause on this continent.
workingman snys: debt, poverty and
| suffering hsaned me for ycnra, caused by a
sics family and largo bills for doctoring,
"h'ch did no good. was completely dis
couraged until one year ngo. by the advice of
my pastor. procured Hop Bitters and com
menced their use and in one month we were
all we'll. and none of US have been sick
day since; and want to say to all poor men,
you can keep your families well yenr with
Hop Bitters fnr ,ess than one Doctors visit
will COST Christian Aduocatc.
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