Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-28
grain oarpetiug,

poting, finest msts e'1ReelGfS HRoslisS
% English veitetugs oglish oiloloths aud
8 thread dootI Ifnats, "a mats and mating,
l. velvet hap6cks, lathbrequins, window
J rich, hessy cor8, large bords and tassels,.
shades and h3aud trimuiiugs, gold bound
J. brocatel curling rollers, gimpo, white and
. oheckep DRY GOODS.
J 1t French velvots, extra fine large
Ihaircloth, elk damask, linen diaper
: 60 and wine cloths, Irish liuepH, billiard
kble cloths, linen towels, WOODEN blankets,
linen doyleys aud napkins, imported fan
nels, insertions aud edgiugs, finest dress
goods, all kinds, honey comb quilts, Mar
settles quilts, shawls, linen sheetiug, pillow
casing and shirting, cotton shirting, sheet
ing aud pillow casing, imported kid gloves,
ladies' satohels, mems white aud brown
hosiery, linen cambria handkerohiefs, ladies'
hoods, cambrics, ribbons of all qualities,
fine plaid goods, extra long bath towels,
pieces of Grape, scissors, skirt braids aud
pins, baize, spool cotton, prints, tooth
brushes, heavy combs, fax, buttons, whale
bone, ginghams, hooks and eyes, boulevard
skirts, "bustles," extra long stockings,
chignons, ''palpitators," garters, chemises,
undervests, parasols and sun umbrellas.
CLOTHING.
Fine ovcrcoats, pants, vests, coats, shirts,
undorshirts, drawers, socks, boots, suspen-
ders, collars, shoes, slippers, hats, caps.
JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Gold watches and chains, rich sets of gold
iewelry, diamond rings, diamond pins, gold
lockets, charms, finger rings, necklaces,
pencil cases, pens, breastpins, ivory han
died knives and forks, pocket aud pen
knives, tea aud table spoons, call bells, table
forks, extra tine table oastors, rich toilet
sets, pocket pistols, Japanued tea trays.
CUCKOO CLOCKS,
extra fne Belgium marble mantcl CLOCKS,
French china vases, French artificial flowers,
ladies' fine work boxes, finest oolognos,
French extracts, Florida water, gold and
rubber pen holders and pens, pocketbooks,
stereoscopcs and views, writing desks, ladies'
, portmonnaies, French mantel. clocks, key
rings, tape measures, feather busting
} brushes, plated spoons, baskets, Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, latest aud most ex-
r pensive literary worko, drop lights, 64 light
! chandeliers, 27 light chandeliers, 6 light
l chandeliers, light chandeliers, light
+. chandeliers, light bracket chandeliers, fine
cornices with gilt cag)es, 6ne shields und
coat of arms.
oRocKERr AND GLASSWARE.
Champagne glasses, salt cellars, cul
plates, deoanters, tumblers, Ornamental
''cuspidors," extra fine punch mugs, fanc,
d granite chamber sets, fancy lamps, wash
basins, soap boxes aud trays, French china
" coneo cups, dinuer sets, cups and saucers
and oandlestiohs, fuo glass globes, Cal
sizes,) decorated spttoons, tulip toilet SGT
}. and oval pitchers, rich cut glass goblc.
with monograms.
:. PRINTING MATTER, 80.
Warrents of arrest, Cd rccognizances
summons, election tickets, contracts, articles
agreement, lodge circulars, visiting card.
B. diaries, morocco memorandum books, porpotua
calendars, packages finest initial note paper
: reams Juniata paper, scrapbooks, envelopes, ink
mucilago, wall paper, bordering. lead pencils
ruling pens, paper weights, lottor olips bi
C hles,, rubber bands, paper cutters, sponge cup
It envelope openers, inkstands. ink vents, sa,
- pencils, rulers. magic ivory pencils, Inagi
;, leather pencils, magic blaok pencils
10 Fine horses; mules. carriages. buggies An
te harness.
ESg cOnl, c0rds oak anu pine wood, 0nd1rOhS
tenders, shovcls. tongs, grate baskets stove
J, and pipes, coffee biggins tcapots. saiccpans
= cooking stoves and utensils. tin bucket, woode
0, buckets, tin cases, backing blacip5 brushes
n jugs, bags. domijohns, lead pipes lanterns
., brooms fruit jars and clastics, keg, washtuts
~ washboards, corkscrews, sop pails busters an
J dust pans, foot tubs Manila papG. hand saws
b fles, axes, water coolers, granitoohambers, be
e., pans, coffee mills, axe helves, sUye polish.
j: CONCLUSION.
Your committee feel assured thatno language
by way of comment, would odd force to tn
: rcvelry. embracing peculaton. embezzlement
II in South Carolina. The perpetrators ar
?" covered with infamy and disgrace, and shou
be pursued during their natural lives with III
sword of Justice hanging by a thread over thei
;, heads.
}, But in justice to the honest taxpayers of th
~ State, what oan be said TO relieve those NOR
: chants and dealers who participated in thci
profits arising from such stupendous frauds
The testimony submitted shows that these per
sons either were reckless of the interests of th
J. people of the State, or winked at, connived al
n or coluded with the robbers to fleece the peopl
"a collusion as humiliating as the facts ar
disgraceful and culpabe
), We regret to place this on record; but 10 !
Il true, and the facts as proved justify your com
- mittec in joining with good people of the Stat
in denouncing such conduct now and forever
. JOHN r. COCHRAN, Chairman,
. II. A. MEETZE,
r On part Of Senate.
- 8. DIBBLE.
, G. MULLER.