Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-16

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Ano ohao,a' report OF tDe census pf
Sonsn Catonna .or lSso piaoes the popu-
ts'ysa ast,ita,toi an increase OF S!o7s2s4
u q 1o.a per cent IN the current decade.
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oeht tof S each aecade. Inc ditterence IN
.he y raves means SIMPLY, and only,
sias aS teass oS,VVo OF tne people OF the
SL1ee nave hoS peen copnted by Mr.
rofters ehumefators'
Inc Democfssc state executive Com
mi'eee cal'S upon the County chairman
~ eaon county 10 Cali q mass meeting az
the ooare mousse on Monda the 9th
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.ne oouh'y 1or tne Demoofatio nominees,
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The eleventh census statistics for
Oconee county have been furnished us,
for publication, by w. j. Thomas. Gnu.
merator of Seneca Graded School Dis.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Adgep wife of Rev. J..
B. Adger, u. D., died at Pendleton last
Saturday morning at 3 O'Clock, aged 70
years. She was stricken with paralysis
one week before. The news Of her death
will bring sorrow to many friends in this
county and all over this State. A woman
of high attainments and great nobility Of.
character, she had been of great assist
ance to her honorable husband In his
ministerial work during the ffty.two
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Mr. j.: ". Ramey, OF Danvi1le, Va, an
expert tobacco grower, spent last week
here inspecting Oconee lands for the
purpose of a~scertaining their adaptation
to the growth of tobacco. He was In
ducod to come by Judge Norton, who do
sired tho opinion Of an expert as to the
growth of tobacco on certain of his
lands. Mr.. Ramey gave the matter q
investigation and says in his OPT
Mon a great deal of our land is highly
adapted to tho cultivation of tobacco.
much encouraged was Judge Norton
that he ia negotiating for hands to cult.
vate q crop next year. It is a most prof.
table business, where tho soil and climate
arc adapted to Its growth. Mr.. Ramey
has a large farm on which he says he
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ona, ROO - ' ~
In several OF tho States, and In some
OF ibis State, overseers and
other interested persons, hold what they
call road conventions. The object of
these meetings is to devise plans for the
Improvement OF the public roads. At