Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, February 17, 1881, Image 4
Good Advice.
Dato to bo honest, good, aod slocore;
Dare to please God, end you no vor neod fear.
Dere to be brave ld tbeoauso of the right,
Dare with the enemy evor to fight.
Dare lo be loving and patient oeeh day,
Dare speak the truth whatovor you say.
Dare to be gentle and orderly, too,
. Daro shun the evil whatever you do.
little T?eet.
ID oastle halls or oottego homes,
? "Wherever guileless ohildhood roams,
O, thero is nothing half so Bweot
As busy tread of little foot.
The sighing brcczo, Ibo ocosn's roar, :f
The purling rill, tho organ's power,
All stir the soul, but none so deep
As tiny tread of littlo foot.
When forth we go at early morn,
To moot tho world nod bravo its soorn,
Adown tho gordon walk so neat,
We seo the prints of little feet.
At evo, when homoward wo repair,
With oohing limbs and brow of core,
Tho voiocs ring out olear and sweet
Then oomes tho rush of littlo feet.
The knives aro lost, the dishes stray,
Tho tools aro spirited away,
And when we go the lost to seek,
Wo take tho trail of littlo foot.
Dui when tho ongol death hath come,
And called our darliogs from their home,
OpprcBBivo biionoe roigos complote
YVo miss tho sound of littlo feet.
Thon tools oro safo, no dishes stray,
No doors go slamming all tho day;
Dut O, 'twould give us pleasuro sweet,
To boar again those noisy feet.
Soft night hath ooma, nil aro asleep,
Yes, all but mc; I vigil keep;
Iiushl hush! my heartland cease to beat,
Was that tho step of littlo feet?
Yes, mother, 'tis the softened trend
Of him you miss and mourn as dead,
And ofton when your Bloep is swoct,
You'll droam of hearing little feet.
And when this pilgrima^. e is o'er,
And youapproaoh that blissful ?horo,
Tho first to run your soul to greet
Will bo your darling's littlo feet.
Church Directory for 1881.
LUTHERAN CHURCH-Preaching over
Sunday morning in German nt 10A o'cloo
by Rov. Wm. Pilz. Sunday School nt
A. M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-At Walhall
-Rov. S. L. Morris, Pastor-First Subbat
ut ll A.M.; second Sabbath ot 7 P. M ; thu
Sabbath at ll A. M. and 7 P. M.; fourt
Sabbath at 7 P. M. Sabbath School cvei
Sabbath at 9 J A. M. Prayer meeting ever
Wednesdoy evening at 7 P. M. Riohlon
Ghuroh-Prooohing every sooond and fourt
Sabbaths at ll A. M.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Preaohiog ovci
second and fourth Sundays and on Snturdn
beforo tho second by tho pastor, Hov. G. i
Carter. Sunday school ovcry Sunday morn
ingot 91 A. M. Proy?r mooting evet
Thursday night, nt 7} o'clock.
SENECA CITY CIRCUIT-(Methodist) -
Hov. W. A. Hodges, Prcaohcr tu Chargo
PrcQohing at Old Piokcns on tho first Sui
day at ll A. M. Second Sunday ot Sonci
City at ll A, M. and nt Friendship nt 3 1
M. Third Sunday ot Rook Springs nt ]
A. M. Fourth Sunday nt Fairview at 1
A. M. Every fifth Sunday nt Fricndsh
at ll A. M.
METHODIST - WALHALLA CIRCUIT
Rev. C. H. Mann, Prcaohcr in Oh arge
Proaohing at Center Churoh on tho fir
Sabbath nt 10 A. M.; Westminster at
P. M. On tho second Sabbath nt Joonss
nt 10 A. M.; at Whitmiro's at 3 P. I
Third Sabbath ot Double Springs ot 10 .
Fourth Sabbath nt Walhalla nt ll A.l
M. and 7 P. M.; nt Oconco at 3 P. I
At Hopowoll on Saturday beforo tho Iii
Sabbath in each month nnd on tho fif
Sabbath. Prayer meeting nt tho Walha
MothodUt Church every Wednesday cvei
ing at 7 P. M. Sunday Sohool at 9? A. !
every Sabbath morning.
Religious Services.
Tho following is tho list of nppointmoi
rondo by tho Executive Bonni of Fork Ass
ointion, for Rev. G. il. Carter:
Now Hope, 3d Sunday in Fobruary a
Saturduy before.
Pleasant Kidgo, 1st, Sunday in March n
Saturday boforo.
flin um; 3d Sunday in March and Snturd
boforo.
Bethel, 3d Sunday in March at 3 P.
Shiloh, 1st Sunday in April and Saturd
beforo.
Ilepsibah, 1st Sunday in April nt
P. M.
Old Liberty, 3d Sunday in April nnd Si
urday before.
Hook Springs, 3d Sunday iu April at
P. M.
Doublo Springs, 1st Sunday in May n
Saturday boforo.
E. L. SISK, Chairman
Tho stook low goes into effect in tl
portion nf Odoneo county lying south
tho Air Line Railroad on tho 1st of Mar
and as might havo been expected thoro i
good deal of dissatisfaction in that scot
in aonseqooDco, nod somoof thedisgrunt
citizens novo employed counsel to resist
enforcement by legal process. Tho W
halla COURIER of last wook coutains
excellent article on tho subjcot, dirco
mainly to tho opposition party, odvls
thorn to disoontinuo their opposition Mid
quietly submit to tho ohangu, as thcro
little hops of sucocss for their efforts. 1
COURIER'S advice is good, and in less tl
twelve mooths tboso who uro omiting
muoh fuss about tho, chango will bo
fitrongesr friends-or wo will bo surpris
[Anderson Inlelligencer,
TUR PIOKENS FENCE.-Tho Hoard of !
County Commissioners of this Cour, ty on j
last Tuesday approved tho acuouot of tito
Com missioners of Piokons County for build
ing tho lino feueo between tho two counties
under tho provisions of tho fence law for
Piokcns County at $1,402,80, to be poid
out of tho taxes to bo levied next year.
This postponement of payment is necessi
tated from thc foot that instead of having
a surplus tboro is now a small deficiency,
and the tsx lovy for County purposes for
tho present year bas boin reduced to two
and a half mills, whioh will not moro than
pay tho ourreut exponeos of tho County.
Wo think tho OOtion of Our Commissioners
is just, and that it will bo acceptable to all
parties oonoeinod.-Anderson Intelligencer.
? --?. *_
It ia said that California is becoming
alarmed by tho faot that tho loathsomo
disooBO of leprosy is spreading from tho
Chinese to their American neighbors.
Chincso lepers have several times been sont
back to China, but as tho disenso was
tbougttobo pcouliar to tho Asiatics, no fear
of contagion was felt. Hut it is no longer
n matter of doubt that tho shocking scourgo
has established itself among the white pop
ulation. Ono physician in San Francisco
reports that sixteen whito lepers of both
sexes bavo, within a short limo, applied to
him for treatment, all of them being
incurable. Thc very presence of a lepor iii
a source of danger owing to tho invisible
emanations from tho skin. Tho discaso is
hereditary, and morrudo ?hould bu strictly
forbidden to nil who have thc titi tit io tech
blood.
Tho Gorman Minister of tho interior ba!
ordered tho looa I authorities throughout thc
country to prepare careful annual reports a:
to tho number of persona arrested for in
toxication in their respective districts, to
gether with particulars of agc, sex, circum
stn neos under which taken into custody ant
other similar details. Tho circular calliti)
for this information states that it is desire?
as tho foundation for legislation relative t
drunkenness in public places, which lia
become so frequent as to oall for repressiv
measures. It has often been asserted thn
in Ocrmany, ns in Franco, drunkenness i
comparatively raro, owii p to thc general ne
of beer and light wino instead of th
stronger alcoholic liquors; but hero is a foe
published on official authority, that th
tcototal peoplo will doubtless make usc of.
Tho lion. John A. Cuthbert, a resider
of Mobile, Alabama, is tho oldest living ex
member of Congress. Ho WHS born ?
Savannah, Gu., in 1788, graduated i
Princeton Col i ego in 1805, served in tl
war of 1812-15, and was a Represent iti\
from Alabama from 1819 to 1821, sixi
years ago. lie is still hale and hearty an
practices law in the courts of Mobile.
Tho following excellent suggestion
made by Governor Jarvis, of North Carolin
"No court requiring a jury or witi.es
either civil, criminal, inferior or superio
should bc held in thc month of June. Gi
peoplo aro eminently an agricultural peopl
and to toko a Iorgo number of laborers oi
of thc fields for a week, as is now donc i
many of tho counties in thc busy month
Juue, is a serious injury to tho farmers
that county."
A bill is before thc North Carolina Lo
?slature to so amend thc law in regard i
capital punishment as to take it nut of tl
hands of tho sb er ff of tho various Opuntie
mid ouuso till such execution to take pim
in the State penitentiary, under the supe
vision of thc warden, altor a lapse of nine
days from tho passage of tho SOOtOllC
Thc plan is favored both on tho seora
economy aud to put an end to bunglii
executions, such os have recently luki
place.
Thc ShuUlo fumily were quietly enjoyit
thc Sunday afternoon dinner. "Job, II
dear," s?id \\'\<* wife, wreathed in smiles, 1
wish you had been at church this mornin
Mr. Goodwill wos very interesting, ai
when ho prayed for tho absent ones
"Well, that accounts for it, then, L hrovci
caught such a atring of fish for a year ai
did thia morning.''-New Haven Reg is ta
Tho matter of tho fenco along t
boundary lino between North and Sou
Carolina seems not to bc understood. T
law, a? parsed by the last Legisla turo, malt
it plain os to who shall build it. Tin
can bo no question but that the oitizr
beyond thc lino must fence their ste
from this side or run the. risk of pi y i
damages. Tho citizens of Sportsnbl
aro amply protected as tho law now stan
[Sparlanburg Herald.
Goon SERVANTS.-"Sir," sa
Ruskin, "thcro is only ono* way
have good servants-that is? to
worthy of being well served, J
nature and all humanity will sor
a good master and rebol against
ignoble one. And lhere is no sin
test of tho qualit y ol'a nat ion til
the qualify of its .servants, for t!;
are their masters' shadows a
distort, their frails iii a Hatten
mimicry. A wise nation will ha
philosophers in its servants' ht
a knavish nation will have knai
there, and a kindly nation hr
friends there. Only let it.
remembered that, kindness mea
as with your child, so with y<
servant, not indulgence, bul ear
A French physician claims
have established two facts; li
widowers commit suicide nu
frequently than married men, fi
that the presence of children ii
house diminishes the tendency
seit destruction in both men ii
women.
This is getting to he well pat
world. 1 hey are hor,se-p?
foot-pads, hip-pads, liver-pa
back-pads, kidney-pads, lung-pa
and stomach-pads, and it is
pected that somebody will get
a pad for bald heads. As
Dutchman might say, "Dis is
pad.?
A great ?Joui d?pendu upen ono's ooursgo
whoo t?o in slandered nud traduced. Wonk
mon oro crushed by detraction, but tho
bravo bold oo aud succeed.-Stevens.
Mr. W. 0. Vorrel, of Greenwood town
ship, hint year made twenty-three bales of i
middling cotton on thirty two' actos of
upland. Mrs. Yerrel sold ninety pounds of
butter from four cows within six weeks.
Tho total nrca of lands available for
wheat oulturo in tho United States is about
470,000,000 acres. Our entiro wheat crop
of thc past year, phenomenal though it
was, would not supply seed enough to sow
so vast au nrca of wheat laud.
At a meeting held in Charleston last
week a movomcnt was put on foot to
organizo a cotton manufacturing oompany
with a oopitnl of 8100,000, no individual
to hold moro than $5,000 of stock. Hooks
wcro opened and subscriptions tu hen during
tho evening amounting to 830,600. That's
business.
Impatience dries tho blood soon
er than age or sorrow.
Nothing will stimulate men and
women to Christian activity !iko a
feeling of dependence upon God.
As everything in the life of tho
creek depends upon tho connection
with the great, unresting ocean
yonder, so everything in the spirit
ual life of man depends upon the
soups connection willi God,. .
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA
OGONBlvi CO?XTY.
IN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS.
Louisa Wiggins, Plaintiff, against Matilda
0ibsen and others Defendants-8UM?
MO N S 1N ( ?0 .Ni PL AIN T TO lt ll K LI K V.
To Matilda Gibson Judy Oihj.??n, John Gib
B'?n und Nancy Gibson, Defendants:
VTOU ure hereby authorised and required
.IL i" nnswer tho complaint in this notion,
wliicb is tiled in tho elli CC of tho Clork of
ibo Court ol' Common Pions, nt Willimill,,
Sunlit Carolina* nod to servo a copy of your
answer to ibo saul nomplaint On the subsori*
her nt hi* offico in h'.tir Play, South Carolina,
within twenty days nftor tho Rorvico horo>f,
excludive ol thc day of such HOrvico, And if
you tail to answer tho complaint within tho
time afores.lid thc plaintiff will apply lo thu
coori for ibo relief demanded in tho oom?
plaint. WM. P. CALHOUN.
Plaintiff's Attorney.
J. W. STU IR LING, 0. C. P. j L.-s! j
To tho Defendant Nancy Gibson
Tn ko notice that tho summons and com?
plaint in this action is tiled in tho office of
tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pions,
nt Walhalla, Sooth Carolina, Deootnhor 21,
IMHO Tho objoot of ibis notion is to partition
thc real ?slalo of Jesse Gibson, deceased,
among bis heirs nt low.
WM P. CALHOUN,
Plaintiff's Attornoy.
December 20. 1880 0 Gt
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