Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-30
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Several valuable tracts az land Win ba
SGD By t1!iss : .sssssss fonda go
Messrs. j. {. Whitner and d a. HaS4
|rison are inItown on insurance business.
Haskell tickets are being Enthusiastically
distributed Throughout the loounty
State and Federal Commissioners Dendy
and Craig are busy sending out tickets
asnd Observation-Disclosures preoincts.
Observation-Disclosures wentto Charleston
this week Wnlhalla is we'll represented
in the City ~ the Sea.
Judge Norton's mother wss buried
Monday, aud solicitor Ansel,s sistes was
buried Tuesday.
For SALE, q very desirable house and
LOT. house contains Blk rooEas, with two
additional rooms IN stairs. IA splendid
we'll Of waterSwith necessary outhouses.
For terms and other particulars apply at
this office.
Elias Hobbs and Flint Roach were cap-
tured last Saturday night by Deputy
Marshall Ri Rutledge in the Holly
Springs neighborhood for retailing with
out license. The preliminary hearing
Of Roach before Commission6r Shelor
was had Tuesday afternoon and he was
sent up TO the United States Court at
Greenyille.
Maj. James T.. Boyd met with a pain
full and shocking accident on last Mon
day, the 9th instant, by having his left
arm torn off In his cotton gin. We are
informed that while he was cleaning the
meats from the gin-saws, his arm was
canghtland out to pieces below the elbow.
SO great was the injury that anputation
was necessary, and Drs. MoElrooy and
Stribling took the arm off above the
elbow. Although the wound is severe,
yet hopes are entertained of his
Married, October 90, 1890, at the resi-
dence ofithe BRIDES father, In Newberryy
county, by Rev. ]. A. Sigh, Miss Minnie
Monts to Mr., Samuel NJ. johnson, for
merly of Walhalla, s.. c., but now, of
Kansas City, Mo-. He and his bride arc
spending a few days with the groom's
mother at this place. They came up
from Anderson on Mondays train, where
they had been spending o pleasant visit
since their marriage with Mrs. j.. e.
Breazeale, sister of Mr.. johnson. We
extend il congratulations to the happy
couple. s33 4 F ~
How to succeed in life is briefly told
by F. T. Barnum in the following advice
to young mon: Be honest; do not spend
as much as you make; don't smoke or
drink. Depend upon your own personal
exertions, and do not leave important af-
fairs to q, third person. DON'T have too
many irons in the fire; do not get above
your own business, and, above all, be
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all possible occasions, but attend to it,
too, and sec that your claims and pro-
misses made to the public are fulfilled.
It does not pay to have a single customer
go away dissatisfied. Nor does It pay to
take money for services for which you do
not render an equivalent. The best
working years of aman's life are usually.
between twonty-six and sixty, but much
good work is possible long after the
three-score year mark has been passed.
T can say for myself that every moment
of my time is put to some definite pur-
pose; and, though I havo n%umberless
calls and demands, I enjoy a reasonable
recreation each day, Both work and
rest, and joy, also, should make up tho
sum Of n busy life.