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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04
THE FRONTIER.
The Hangers Dsing ExeeiIens aer-
vfce-fifteea outlaws Breashs 20
Trfsf-A selaen a flair usth y Neral
Co fs.

FoRr GRIFFIs, July -, 1877. :.
To The Editor OF The Herald:
On the morning OF the 25th young
man named Golden was killed, or to be
considered desperado-like we will say
passed in his checks" under, to speak
mildly OF II, peculiar circumstances. 1t
appears from the evidence that the
marshal here held paper for Golden.
on account OF little crookedness ;"
down the country. and about two or
three o'clock on the morning of the
day mentioned, arrested him in bed !,
on his way to the guardhouse Golden
told the marshal, who by this time was
Joined by the deputy sheriff, that if
they would come with him he would
show them something which would sur
prise them. Thinking, as the Niger
said they smeit mice" the officers of
the law keeping their eyes skinned" ;"
allowed the prisoner to lead them a
round-a~bout way. till arriving at the
loot OF small raviue, Golden IN loud
voice. calling the marshal by name. pro-
tested he had done nothing. The
whole tiliag must have evidently been
q put up job. AS directly the nasfshaIs $
name WAS mentioned several shots were
fred at him from parties concealed in
the rayine, which showed him plainly
that he had been bfonght there to gei
cofiined. la the exchanging of shots
Golden was Killed, and was TO be
seen long after sun up, with 3 ball
through his head. oae through his
neck aud another through his back.
From the faet of his being powder
burnt We will presume that tho officers
of the law, on iinding themselves de-
coyed intosa trap. took the late psesi-i
dents advice. and didn't suffer sfhe
guilty party TO 20 unpanished. Moral
--lF YOU don't think a mans going to
shoot when he finds himself "roped ii"
your of wrong. Certain it is that
tue repeated sight Of shot men, like
public executions, has upon crowd a
demors,lizinE effect, and it was amusing
To hear men, while standing around the
body OF Golden, call it nothing. and
then begin to relate their border exre-
r1eRce III Kansas and other sections
Five years upon this frontier leads me
10 believe that man who don't keen
straight can get killed as quick and
as eftst as ever he could in Kansas in
the palniest days of4he six.shooter. =.
The man kennedy. referred 20 in my
last letter. has since been reeaptured.
The rangers here are doing excellent
work. No less than fifteen different par.
ties have been brought in and placed
IN the guard house for horse stealing
aud other ofienses Gritfen, which has
long been the reost ota large quantity
OF 'soiied doves, can now boast of a
larger hcck than any other town on the
frontier. eps1NcHE JIM ;.
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" hs - ,a ray the mn

Boston Po-,: The workinginen oi
Cumberland have iirst been called 90
IL pay their share of the damkges IN
the shape uf famine price for prov -
ions, the scarcity being due To the -to,-
page of freight trains. At PitisbiIrz
there were ssyersl millions OF coTEu-
ra'e property destroyed, which. uuder
law, must be made good by the c,suuty
amt state Ia which the destruction A.
done TINS sum Is ts ,se added To- the
tsAsrs aHd every wOTkingman kBoN-
tbat heavier taxes means higher reui-.
tower wages and greater cost OF food
and clothing.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Georgias constitutional convention
proposes 10 make lobbying crime in
that state.
ar. Monroe escaped from the Frank.
lin county, Kentucky jail and wasQ hot
and killed by the officers who were
in pursuit. .z.f=..s... -.
The Plckaway county, Ohio, Republi.
cans, have indorsed Hayes policy. Not
many. heretofore proInineut repubIi-
cans. taking part. '
policeman who answered q whistle
IN Kansas City, Sunday night, was put
upon by three roughs. who inflicted
eight gsshes with knives, before any
assistance could reach him.
A large voliey of Biblical bullets
We're discharged into approving con-
gregations last Sunday, as : cure for
striking riots, by the ministers Of vari-
Gus religions denominations.
The Chicago and Alton railroad /,
rapidly pushing its way toward Kan,
ses City. There is much of the trade
controlled by that city. that Chicago
warts, and Is going to have
China's youthful empire Will be reu.
resented in Washington when congress
assemblies. Tsai Tieny with his assist,
ants aud secretaries. viii be ON hand
lie viii represent four or five hundred
million people,
The New Orleans gas light company
has foreciOsed q mortasre on the 81
Charles theafer, ard Tie buildspp sx.
tufes, scenery. dc, have been ordered
E'hs the court 10 be sold To cover notes
aud credits for $50 .t,oo.
A German named Heflesheiu,er n,
negro church in New ork, si,e.s : load
OF htekshot into tie body OF Rev. +
frisbs. white In his puipis last sun,lay
Af night the brethren held a,ys teasl
tseauss be was not killed
I The tieesgia state constitutional cor,
i9eAfion has seeded, 10 continue thf
present. State officials until lssa. and
then The make radical change IN the en-
tire LIST This action seems TO please
those who pay the taxes. y
Mr.. Dehcae While. Of vzcksburs
Mississippi. fsIi FROM Afourth story q
the oellar, . distAnce of fitty> Eve feet
Monday evening strange 10 say, wher
help csme to him. be MAS up irving d
lbstta match His injuries are no
sArisus.
/ fhe Chicago Tribune's Eieux Cih
spss*tsl OF July 2sth, aIiusfes e, tie et,fs
!. .ssosof Crook naissjon to Omaha, ana
snys IN nnsuthenticated sspofx. ]
Iesisit n st Van klon that the tpdian
hava il1assacrcd 81 the iHhal,ifaats. 3
frrs sssree The teiessAfk line h,isl
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-tth issts~. Bs-sst=.
nss~ s-p e.s ssGsF. So .....
fss 49, 'rsst-. . -.
NAsAlNI uoN. Aassa-l A. -
and Secretaries ~ Al -.1... ..
al the schsiEsh'-ss a.. r-1.
tzFy >rhu'- sP.k- a-T
cautionsd la ~ e. ar.r
drinking roo I-eL. l-s-..-...
eral Key zl-h -Fak- ra .-
bic remarks -asl-E ..
that he a. -inz ..ar .1.s.
WAsHlNsrpN. A.rl--
department psal .... a-.a.-.
Tor lie uAriss- over ..-
which they Were llirr -.
the War depart nlzl- s.l -a..
railroads sikh tl- --u- -.
when they haze t4s uaaa-g
Major dvan-ry. ,dl-r a. -.a 81.
Orleans i'vuocI4t esl-a .a ~--.
ries k~y sad >,-i.-r-. ua.. -l----.-
viii Secretary N-y e-i.-r "a. .-.
idyuL
MsJsf h~sr--F rrrr.-
m0ch grstidrI sab Jt- r..r-.- ...
cepiicn eNtcudtI lsul. ar. a.
NeTy kludlg -.rrlulaaI- 49,
ihs lItsiutut t.aaFl rr- -
thinks, indeed, iAs- On
purpose 90 tl. f.-ss.a-l-. e.. .s
vcnitve Of che -s.e.l a- asl- H..
sectioEs Of The al.Hu. -sl- .-
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It Worried Hisa Nsrn than tue " atsr
b.iIi@s p.a.

Sew York Herald; 4 Haclen-Ncs
man vAs, last midnight. rr-.pin. !.
sofiiy along the bedroom floor on b.
bands ana knees, ard was feeling ten
dsriy under the trurezu Tor a -ons.-
thiug he had hidden there the ever ing
before; hut his wife aNoke and -Aid
Z" Peter, what under the heavens aTe
you doing. Dear ssid be, - "a
walking ia my sleep, and dreaming
,hat I'm piucking wAteE lilies freta
the soft, blue i-s-on of the iskr. %
How la get that flask Ga; of there L.
fore she got up ia the morning va
whst worried him more than the 1.-
ter Iiiies did.
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Ma 7. Z SLOAN has sold the Marshal.
Herald to Mr.. II. Hammets. We ds
not understand that there win be any
change in the editorial management of
the paper. Our venerable and accom-.
plished friend, Loughery is still at the
helm. We wish the new management
abundant success.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04


WILL Congress take hoid of the aues-
tons underlying the recent railroad
troubles' 1t seems TO us that legisla-
ton on these and kindred subjects
ought to be of the first i'm portance and
to take precedence of everything else.
The causes are deep down, and correct
ives must go to the bottom 10 be effect
i've. The scarcity of money in circuia-
ton. caused by the passa % Of the re-
sumption act. is one Of the chief causes,
and no tinkering palliative will anss er
the purpose. 1t viii take the stafes-
mansbip Of America TO deal with the
subject. The Ohio platform, 10 our
way OF thinking. is getting pretty nearly
on the right track. We must have no
repetition of the recent dangerous out
breaks, and TO guard against this we
must have more money
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04
An I.,ere.,l.s r.,a, .s L.

Mclean couny, Iiiinoi-: The Judge
oi The ctsiTaet, Saiie prssiding ~ q
murder irisl, temporarily wanted his
seat, and vith the consent Of the pfis-
oner'- eouuscI placed wei known
member % the tar IN hss stead. rhe
prisoner 9as convicted, bGs Appealed
HE csse TO the -Uprensr cogEt * The
state, which beid ibat the .t-euoe OF
the district Judge fof a tune. ho~ ever
short, " as illegal, and that neither the
prisoner Nor h!, -oanse! eoa.d make
the substitute "f another mzn legal ~
ibeir consent Ibe higher coert b.s.
therefore. decided thai The s-vu-~s h..i
NO legal TRIAL, aud that crrsnoDy viii
bave 10 10 gous over once mor. b~s.r.
his guilt. or innooencs can bs sssab-
lishesis
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The PreaiE.s.. n~s....

Fort Worth Democrat: Ye-s<rtsy
morning . country nsan drove up a.
the baxdy-ho1-e On lk1rk street With
load OF ~stermeions, and hallossi io
4 man a; one of the wincowr, aud
assed him IL he ''didu't want 10 buy
a watermelon for his girl7~' The man
reIaiei IN THE negative, and tEs
Woman came Ia the wlnco~, when IN
me'On Neuder recognized her A. his
daughter who had ran away from
home some months ago. He pleai
with her Ia abandon her lite OF ia
and shame and go home with him
which the girl finally con.enied 10 81.
We commend her conduct to otlers tf
her ssrt, A. the oN-t thing they could
do.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04
old Coin

\ cotemporsry, who claims To know.
has this TO say Of "the dollar Of cur
ia,esTs:' Old United States coin, da
ted from l.ei 10 lsli, ~ they are iu
good coudilinn, are worth from cents
6" ~ cent; IL they are sh aTy. or Just ~
they came from the mint. then they
are worth - each. United State. -il-
Yer dUilsrs dated 1874, 1884, lSsG, IssS
l@h3, ls5i, ls52. 1884. ISIS. II ia good
condition are worth -, IL they az,
sharp, they are worth more.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

How completely the strike is over
and business resumed viii be under>
stood by reference to our column OF
new advertisements from Chicago,
which appears this morning for the
hrst time. A little rioting, it seems,
can not bulldoze the business men Of
that active city. They can get up a
big row there upon occasion. but they
can squelch ii with equal celebrity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

THE Rev. J. K Street, editor of
Streets Weekly Ns.es, can WELD caus-
tic pen when aroused, notwithstanding
he is q well accredited ambassador Of
the gospel of peace. His reply to an
article in the Erasinsr is very caustic,
and does not exhibit the slightest trace
Of the turn-the-other-cheek doctrine
which the orthodox ministry preach to
others, but do not practice very extern
sively themselves
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04
Strange HsIiueinarfoa Of a ....r,.
Lady.

a young lady in Newton county
Georgia, Is Possessed TO- strange ni0u-
omaBia. she fancies herself a baby.
and has not spoken word for three
years although her powers Of eouyer-
satiOn used 10 be of an order higher
than the average. Notwithstandius
this absurd hallucinAtion she il incag.
sistent enough to read and write let.
teTs.
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A Suggestion 10 the Trustees OF ....
uord Legacy.

In lses the city Of Ghent had a leg
acy from DIR. Guinord ON condition
that every five years il paid the gov
eminent 5000 a. prize TO be gwen
10 author OF tie best work ar Inveu-
ton To ameliorste the coalition, nA-
turaily or intellectually, of the work
ing class. How 10 prevent strike
would he very serviceahl- work for
amelioratiDg the condition of this
Glass just now.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

The great eating excursion OF gov
ernors has received q staggering blow
ny the strike, aud the probability nov
II that the conspiracy against their
siouachs viii fail. The events of th.
past week are sufficient to convince
every one of the thirty-eight that his
place. for the present nj least, - st the
seal OF the government of ~hich he
Is at the hrsh.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

THE resumption of business conse-
quent upon the return of the strikers
to work was very prompt, and few
days only will be necessary to put
things back where they We're when the
strike commenced This is most
happy termination OF what at one time
promised to be very ugly situation,
No far as trade is concerned. Texas has
suffered less than any of the states.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

IT Is about time for the Skatesnan TO
"let up on Tom Bowers and his farmer
legislature. To pursue the thing far>
ther would be cruel because Tom didn {
get but six subscribers as u reward for
the advanced position taken, and natu-
rally feels sore about 1t.
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aar,sass. ON the Lord. pr...r,,

Prof swing states that the Chicago
churches are morisaged for a million
and half of dollars as follows The
PTrty .eriau churrhes. S25G. >ss Con
sr"fssti"nsl. S2l4, ,iij; Methodist EJas
copsi SlIa TSi- Ronspartisi. Sl.a. .,r.-l
Lutheran. sluS sub Protestant Erisrs
pal si1G .2.D. tuiyersaltsls. sib5 g,sI
Unitarian. SlGusi Hebrew. go .,ssi
Catholic. s..uH. Young Men. ghIl-
tIIn A-'pei=.inn. 81 H.s. Mosi, -
s2ju o-B; and Others Sn.,ssl
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rsE Erds,iasr has got itself in nice
pickle The editorin-chief is away, the
actual editor sick. and the local calls
John ireland John Emerald" A
year 5 bard fighting may get the paper
out Of the scrape, but we doubt it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

Brsn almost ineeusable mishap our
northern mail was not sent to the de.
pot in time for the train We offer an
humble apology TO Our friends, at the
same time assuring them that the
thing will not occur again.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04
A Remarkable -..- OF a-e.peratt,.
Power

A man named Sehnnidt, under Itss,lioal
treatment at The Cincinnati hospital.
furnishes a ease OF remarkatle fscsI>
pers,ive power. Aboat two week. Aga
schmidt Was attacked by . man " DO
fractured his skull IA three place. with
a haIcbet When he ~z- taken To ;h.i
hospital braiD-mstter was escaping ~
two different wouLds. lie never lu.-s
CONSCIOUSNESS n moment, aud . g..
days ago was rapidly recov~rinK, -how-
iDg no traces of mental disturbance.
>sve a ioss OF memory Of slight eircuns-
stzuceP
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fise Milton Antf-I~~b<h f..is<y q H.ll-

Saratoga letter The Hebrew hat
Gue- have not abandoned szr.tog. D.
css-e of JOsss Hilton Rebeesa may
bs seen al The well every morning.
h'oking Encoamonly lovely. There
are -eyrrai very b-astifai young H.-
brew Ladies here just n; present, y 30
receive a great deal OF attention. ia
cob no longer serves seven year Tor
Rachel; se live ia age of steam, eI..-
tricity, Atlantic esbie-, teiephane- s.1ss
keely mo,orSeescoo is faily up t.
the age Give him . fair chance. aus
ne VIII make As much iove in ~-v~a
@eek- nj Safaaoxs ~ ~s- msd- To-
seve" years during the days Of the T.-
triafchs
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

MAJOR SrOSE, of Galveston. issued a
proclamation on the lst, against lawiess
assemblsges and loud. boisterous crowds.
and orders the police to disperse all
su.,h assemblages. This is CHASTITY read
ing here, since everything is quiet ev-
erywhere else in and out of the state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

COMMISSIONERS GRoos' letter, instead of
getting ham out OF difficulty, has
plunged him in deeper than ever, 1t
gradually leaks out that that same little
land grab" is bad affair. and we
would not be very greatly surprised if
Mr.. Groos didn't find it rather more
than he can tote to the end Of the term.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

GENERAL SHERMAN thinks we must
either be ruled by the bayonet or the
mob We have lately tasted the sweets
of mob rule, and General s. surely has
not forgotten how signally the bayonei
failed 10 give satisfaction as a ruling
principle in the south.
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The social siGaa,io. in German,

Dr. Scherr, recent German writer.
says That In Germany stupid material
lsin Affects the people; that crime
nouTlshee with increasing yigor that
the poor are miserable; that the gov
eTnmehts are foolish; that the goo1
people are silly and superstitious, aud
that female virtue l. st an ebb 80 low
as 10 shock even Scotohmau.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

FH Tli,yram has reconstructed its
opinion regarding the call for an extra
session Of the Legislature. That paper
doesn't think now IL xin be called un-
less an unlooked-for emergency arises
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

our customers willplease
Jake notice that we have
removed our Carpet De-
pariment to Gil Main ST..
and will remain there ua-
uiour store Is completed.
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The Preef Aesders ssa she Haree-
ku~saam War.

Three New Orleans papers ON Ssiur-
day morning reported n transfer OF the
Czsrowitch headquarters. One said.
in preparation for an advance on the
river Som :" another said, Tor an ad-
vance on the river LON - the third
said, a. for an advance on the river
soon"
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TnE MeNicans have quieted down on
the border. Nearly week hss passed
without raid, or any considerable
stock steal The "Ciod and Liberty
ducks are becoming tame.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

TnE men engaged in the recent strike
on the Texas and Pacific railway, with
out exception, speak in the highest
terms OF The able, general superintend,
ent, Colonel George Noble. II left to
him entirely, the affairs of the Texas
and Pacific would be administered in a
satisfactory way, and all parties would
be more than satisfied This is high
compliment to Colonel Noble, and one,
no doubt, OF which he is very proud.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

THE resumption act must be repeated
and the ban removed from silver if we
would not see the fierce riots Of July
repeated next season.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

TVS rejoicing over the RESUMPTION of
business on the railroads is very gems
eral I'll over the state.
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PESEY DAVIS who killed Policeman
Mel, Of Waco, last winter is to have
his Pa" killed by hanging on she aoth
ef this month.
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DALLAS. TEXAs. sATURDAY. AUGUST.

Trouois is anticipated when The next
train reaches here, the large crowd Of
persons assembled here having been
rowdily treated by the striksrs.
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TURC9-RUSsIAN WAR.

The Turks, Abandoning Their Fabian
Policy, are Making Severe Attacks
ON the flanks OF The Christian
Invader.
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The Heneerasae Gsser.~ssraai Nsus-

The Hon. r. M. Bishop, who has
just Teen nominated ns the demo-
cratic candidate for governor of Ohio
10 q leadiug Wholesale grocery msr~
chant OF CineinBati, has been mayor
Of the city and is quite popular. II h
claimed that he cxH carry Hamilton
county. AID enable. the demaerats TO
elect fourteen members to the iegis.a-
tnre, which will give them the legisla-
ture and . United States senator to
succeed Mssahsws. The nominstion
of Bishop will not be favorable &C. the
senatorial candidacy of Pendieton, and
the defeat OF Ewing 10 thought to be
unfsvofAble 70 his senatorial aspIra-
tions. The ticket IA composed OF the
very best men In the stAte. and viii
andouhtsdly b slsoted By . large ma
iority.
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The Defeat OF The Russians at PierAa
and Rsta SAghra Confirmed al Rus
sian Northumberland Csm-
mands the Banubian Fleet.
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WAsHiSSWy.

HssrseJ. OF the Nss o. ra-.l-. ga
Pas Ms Respect - Itr rrrstl.-l
nseFAiiJ Ns apss..illa Cd a.
Hayes 10 tsa.-a-a
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The People Of lssslana Ezfs--s -.-
ever, the Fresecsusa af tas E-rr-a.
sesrr aai 81 iss.si o. ans.-r
sas Frsascaa.a

'..-'-i >'."ss'.-- s---s---- 49, t---
s--s an F-sstt-sr nas--..-.a
-sss isssG-. Bs-s.t=.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08
CONNECTIONS.

oS!S4NI ~ N
At Atlanta, with the Atlanta & New Orleans,
Short l.in", (A. & w. PIT. II. R.) and
Kcnncsaw Route, w. l. A. II. R.) for all
points in Mississippi Louisiana, Arkan.
sas, Texas and the Northwest.
With the Central Rai!roid Of Gcorgin, for
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, and oil
points in Southwestern Georgia aud
Florida.
With the Georgia Railroad for Augusta,
Charleston, Port Royal ard Savannah
At Lula, Ga. with the Northcasern Rail.
road, for Athens, Ga.
At Seneca, with the Blue Ridge Railroad
for Walhaln and Bolton, S. G.
At Grcenvillc, S. c., with the Grcenyilc e.
Columbia r II.
At Spartanburg, with the Spartanburg,
Union Il Columbia RniIroad, with tho
Spartanburg q Ashcvile Railroad for
Tyron Mountain, connecting here with
sta"cs for Flat Rock, Icndcrsonvile,
Ashevillc, and Warm Spring, N G. A
i,c aah well finished hotel at the foot Of
this mountain.
At Charlotte, with tho Richmond & Dan.
will" Ka'road for all points North, East
and West. and for Virginia Springs.
With the Carolina Central R.road for
Wilmington aud intermediate points.
G. j. FOREACRE,
General Manager.
W. j. lIoUsroN, Gcn'I Pass. & Ticket
Agent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08

beyond sight, the detective advanced rapidly
toward tho coach, opening the door, and
thrastipg his dark lantern inside, tho form
of girl was revealed.
"Who arc you," be asked.
lilo received no answer, but observing q
movement on tho part of the female, he
placed his hand upon her md drew her
toward him, SO that his light flashed in her
faco.