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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02
The General conference.
IT'S npErrsors ArnAsrA NEXT WEDNESDAY,.


IT'S MEETINaIN ATLANTA NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Tho ninth session of the General Confer.
enoe Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, swill convene in Atlanta. Ga. on
Wednesday, let day of May 1873. This
conference is composed Of representatives
from all tho annual conferences undor the
the Methodist Episcopal Church in tho United
States. s
The body is made up Of clerical and lay
representatives, in equal numbers, presided
over by the bishops in turn from day to day.
Bishop Paine. who is the senior Bishop, will
preside on the first day. Bishops Kavanaugh.
Pierce. Wightman, Doggott, MoreTe and
Keenor will follow tho pscsidonoy of the
conference each in turn. The whole number
and fifty.
This great church council is hold
quadronnially, and is tho only law making
council Of the church. A lprge amount Of
business is necessarily to be transacted by
such body, legislating, as it does, for o
great church, extending over such breadth
of territory.
Among tho delegates will bo somo of the
eeedngs will be watched With intense interest.
There will be many questions of Importance
coming before the body.
Tho election of additional bishops, the
modification of the present presiding elder
system, possibly some changes in the existing
law as to the torn of tho pastorate. tho review
of the management of the publishing house
at Nashville, Tennessee, together With tho
usual questions MS TO changes in conference
matters. will form some of tho principal
subjects that will engage tao deliberations of
this grand sanhedrim Of the church.
1t will be seen that this is one of the larg-
est and most important religious bodies in the
world.-Atlanta Constitution, 28th.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02
PIANOS.
ORGANS.

New, q Oct. sn36 New, o Stops, $01s
Ncw,75 Oct. $laS New. 12Stops,$7s
"Magnifioent," )" ''bran now" "lowcst prices
ever given" oh how this "cruel war; ragss,S
but BIudlcn s. ESatcs still hold tho fold aud
rain hot shot into the bogus manufaoturers
who deceive tho public with IIumbug Grand
Offers OH ShOdNy Instruments. Send fof
Specih ODers, and circular opposing .fra,ids on
pienoo'td 0rga" Trade Luddcn& as,.sass
Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers, Snvannahj j
Georgia. May =, 1878, ,--24 = lmo. =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

Mr.. Stephens Metric Bill o,mes in for a
facetious comment. The Boston Post offers
this amendment:
10 smells make ono sni(ter.
10 snifters make one whoom .'em up.
10 whoon, Fem .ups mako ono stone-blind.
100 stone-blinds mako one jimjam.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

9ss Science has aoeompli no moro won dorS
or gratifying result than the perfection sof NJ
antidote to the chilling sigus of approsohilsj5
age, something TO oblterate tho tclEtais trsolf
Of time, and preserve tho natural adosnments 6}
youth to ripe old age. Halls IIair Renewj
does oil this, and its praise resoundsi In oottaa a8
md palace. Tho dwellers among the, sno ows 13|
Norway and the peasants OF sunny Franco and
Spains find use for It, and find means to ret it.
and II does not disappoint them Tho Whitening
looks again resume their youthful color, the
thin, dry and faded hair becomes bright, and
glossy. Tho whole appearance Is changed as if
by magic. and the man or woman, who, before
wns called ngod, now appears as one In the prime
of life. Such wonderous changes cannot pas4
unnoticed and they have produced the unnre%
ccdented deDaud that now exists for the .firsE
and ouly article over compounded that ,oa n pro& I
duce them in pleasing and satisfactory manne%
Ncw Era, Wootlytock, M.
DOES 1T PAY2-We are in formed by PARTED
who have opportunities Of forming q correof
opinion. that tho officers of the reyonud
department.. hove captured within tho six
months past sixteen wagons with over twonty|
head of stock, forty distilleries, ard ono. hun &
dred and forty-throe prisoners--nll engaiAd
violating tho revenue laws. The loss inyolS Sed
in the above transactions is estimated at
about $4,000, and the question nattraliyy
arises, whether it is the part Of wisdohi fiji
tho government to put sach q high tax upon
spirituous liquors or not; for while oil law
abiding people will agree TINT those who dol
pay the taxes should be protected by tho
laws, there should not DO suoh proniiun,'
upon BLOCKADE running" as to induce many
Ignorant or reckless persons to fall under the
temptation Of carrying it on as a means Of
getting livelihood. - Carolina Spartan j;5 1!5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

No winter so cold MS Tic last has been
known in Northern China for nearly twenty
years The severity of the weather has
greatly intensified tho suiforings Of the people
in somo Of tho fnmine stricken provinces.
Even as far South as Shanghai tho thermom-
eter has been for long time during the
season ten or more degrees below the freezing
point at night.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

In conversation with Fagan Martin ycstcr-
day, he said he was ninety years old,
and from his earliest recollection he could not
remember better fruit year. Uo snid that
not single crop, in the great variety of
fruit raised in the Piedmont section, was
failure. while some crops would break tho
trees or vine if not plucked or shaken off.
[Speights' Daily Newspaper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

tho total acreage now sown to wheat through.
out tho Northwest cxceeds that Of any pre-
ceding year to the extent Of about 80 per
cent, and the prospect is TINT if the weather
of the next four weeks should prove favorable
for planting, at least 20 per cent. more of
corn and potatoes will be planted this season
than ever before. With anything like favor
ing conditions tho year 1873 will be products
i've of immense crops of all kinds Of grain
and other agricultural products.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

Showers Of frogs. worms. fish, and the like
have been reported from time to time as hay-
ing astonishcd tho residents Of various sections
of ourcountry; and now. as variety, an
account comes from Raleigh. North Carolina,
of shower of pine bark. Many Of the pieces
of bark were Of tho size Of nuns hand, and
were seen at great height in the air.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02
FOR CONGRESS.

The friends of Col. D. WYATT AIKEN re-.
spcctrully announce him o candidate for re-
election TO Congress from the Third South
Carolina District, at tho ensuing election. sub!
jcct, however, to tho decision Of tho Congress
sional Convention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

Mr' Biloxi became enraged in d ball in
Charlotte, N. c. and used his revolver rock,
lessly. Tho first shot shattered an Etruscun
vase. the second went into plane and the
third tore bunch Of hair from n woman's
head and tho fourth accomplished Blacks
original purpose by killing his rival.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

A Goorgia awyer described, in letter. to
o friend in Evansville, Indiana, tho outward
charms that the woman whom he would
marry must possess. Soon afterward, tho
friend saw woman in tho street who was
surprisingly like what the lawyer had pic
tured. lie mado her acquaintance, and
brought about marriage between hor and
also had nm intellectual as we'll rs physical
ideal in his mind and people are waiting to
see how tho wife answers tho requirements of
the former.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

To cover tho expenses of tho war Russia
has been compelled to raise three internal
loans aggrogating 100000 napor roublos,
ono foreign loan Of 93,750.O0O silver roubles.
and to disburse in addition $50, 100000 saved
from, the budgets Of former years. Thewholc
cost of preparing and conducting the war has
been 800.000,000 roubles (S576,0O0, 600. J
The estimated oosr of taking the troops homo
will be 50,000,000 roubles, or $3.50 900 900
more, making the total expenditure 850,000,-
000 roubles, or $Gl2,000,000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02

At Clarksvllo, the principal tobacco mar
kot of Tennessee, fifty -scvcn houses were
recently burnod in tho most prominent par
of the city. The Gro was evidently the work
of on incendiary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02
V VEGETINE
For Sick Headache.

EVANsvlLLE, md, january I, 1879 4
Mr.. STEvENs-Doar Sir: 1 have used youy1
Vegctino for sick headache and been greatly
benefited thereby. / have every reason to boz
licvc il to BIO good medicine. Yours very res
spectfuly, Mrs. JAMES Conner,
III Third strect.ysS
llEADAcHE--There arc various causes Tx
headache, as arrangement Of tho oroulatinH
system, Of tho digestive organs, Of the neryoug
rcmcny for tho many kinds of headache, $55Z}}
acts directly upon the various causes Of
complaint-nervousne indigestion costiveH s
rheumatism. neuralgia, biliousncss, SO. sl5
the Vegctino. Yon will never regret it. e.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-05-02
VEGET'IN"Fl

DR.. CHAs. NJ. DuDDENnAUsEN, Apotheoary,
Evansville, Ind. z. & 1.
The doctor writes: havo q largo number Of
good. customers who take Vegetine. They all 4
speak well Of 1t. I know It is a good medicine
for tho complaints for which IL Is recommended. q
DEo: 81, 1877. # ~ !EK}aa
Yegetno is great panacea for our agedSa
fathers and mothers; for II gives them strength Il,
quiets their nerves and gives them nature $
sweet Slcep, y z,5sssi if5 2sf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08

A proposition Il before tongroas 10 grant
charter IL 10 Now yofk and MsxatiAn AIRLINE
road. frnm NV York 10 Tie lsio ursndc cApl.
I'll, esoo.ooo.ooo.
Kate Claxton. tho well.known Ac,rsAs, has
gone through tho ba,kraa court. Liabilities,
700. .0p0i sssctH. 5000.
Several heavy failures occurred In Montreal
last week.
Tho new popular i.Ier.ceni. loan Il going ~
like Int rAk~. Large amounts " thu bonds
are hslng taken III thu WeA II II confidently
predicted tim. .ioo. 900 ,ooo u .hase bonds vii
bs sb4ortpd ~ tho people In TIN way u vaylna~
investments within year from thu time that
they were Iiyst offered
Daring tho month of February there wsrc
u commercial failures In Chicago. tho total
liabilities aggrogating s2.spi ,o0b IN Nos
York tho failures for tho same period mum.
hered VI, with liabilities u 42.6sso5s
kAss ClAxson, tho Actress who recently -
cured divorce from her husband. Dorc Lyon,
In the Now Jssscy conrts, has bean nAfrird IL
Charles Stevenson, formerly ieembcr of Mr..
Wallaek's company.
Ex-senator issn Wade died March 2, at hi,
home In jefferson, Ohio. Hsei ~ years. liz
loft no will. being willing TO leave Ills psopcrt,
II tho disposal II his friends. Tho estate Ii
worth about As0. .O0p. III In good condition.
Nen. Grant hAs arrived n constAniinuple.
Tho proposition 70 orect IL Washington l
building suitable fur : national museum meet,
with favor Ia thu Ito,ise Committee on Public
l,aiIdlngs, which has sgreei 10 recommend d,
appropriation of e2t5.s 800 Tor this purpose. ths
bull.iing ~ be IN plan and character similar /.
that erected n the Philadelphia Eahibition.
Tho trial ~ si,e suit of TIN Lao heirs for III.
recovery " thu Arlington estate, has bsen cona
nenccd IL Washington Tho property w,
aold f0F ihc direct taS, and I'D III by thu Gov
ernmSnt. II III. tax .sls Il hold invalid, III,
r4tAte. nov used - national csn,Sssry. vii
doubtless bc repntchased from tho heirs III,
retained.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08
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Cable Dispatches u The ia lnss. ny thAl
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Men accepted ~ ths itHt~, iiungh The laes.
tlen sssAtiw is The surrender n The ItniIsl,
ne<i ~ss ssill unsettled. II was sumsssa In
several EofoveAn capitals thai there wauli l,e
no ccnsesenc~. and that nus~ia. EngIana aud
Austria wonld ~ ieft n settle their differences
Ansonw themselves. There wA# mitch excite.
msfs IN VI. Petersburg over ~ active VAR
preparations IN England.
A London le,s~f.wfi,sr SAYS that The tuliae
have 10 guard Gladstone. residence. * grea.
Ia lhe popular anger against him. The t..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08

John Sherman ruies that, ~ he haa
sold ssvsnty nalllioa dcllan' worth OF
bonds for gold, they mast I've paid IN
gold, no matter Whist tho bonls them.
selves ~ thcy ~ payable -. The
contract for payment y 4pccdfc ct'n.
,np.t, and il plainly cxpressed on every
bond. What ! man buys hle honda
with ha. nothing. IN lAw, 70 DO with
what hc agrees 70 receive in payment
John Sherman did not apply his pressnt
rule 10 the hyc.twenty honda. They
were made payable In "lAwfNl money,
nnd were bought with grsenbAcks. "law.
I'll money, John 0hesmAn'H present
rule would make them payable in green.
backs, aycn though tlle bonds aAtd
they should m payable In COIN,
ior Inc Oovsrnment sold thsm for green.
backs. They mnst be paid IN money u
thr same kinl oi money Tor which they
were sold, aays the Secretary. The fol.
lowing tabular slAt~ment n thr isAne q
bonds sold for grcenbacka. and tl,c gold
value received Tor them, 10 IN point !:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08
TEE VETO nsssAo1.

VIZ sint below ths taat of President lIayc.'
ne1sage % shs lionse, giving hIs rsssons sus
mt rlgning sl,e Hand Nilvss biil
Exsrrrfvx MAHsioH. Fsb. N, ls7a.
10 ihs House II Representatives
Aftss very careful consideration ~ House
bin i,Oes, entitled IAN 81 ~ aathorixs the
coinage " tho standard silver dollar. and TO
restore its IsgAi-lendeF ehAsaeter. feel COM
teilsd 10 vctnrn II 70 tho House u ssWsssntA.
sises, In which II originated, with my objec.
tions 70 its passage. Holding ths opinion,
which ! exprnNs~i IN my animal message,
that nallhsr thu Interests III TIN u0sernmssili
nor tho people III The unlled states would III
promoted by dispArasink silver ~ oav 0f thr
i~o lrecious metals which furnish thp coinage
u thu world, and thAt legislation which looks
~ maintaining the volume 0e intrinsic money
To ~ full : measure of bath metals ~
thur relative commercial saliies VIII tMrnii
suslil be ustthsr unjust nor inexpedlci,t, II
has becn my saFnest desire ~ concur with
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08

haa decided % report thu Teaas Pacific Hubsid,
hill and recommend ia rarsAge.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08
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ours Into ~ ~ eAaae. VI liz peruuias,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08

llshefs waiher Tasirs. fsa Comptroller n
The nsunrs, was ,tsieAen with paralysis whils
sitting Al hi- disk. VAS eAffied hbne Ana dIel
In SHIRT iinT.
Information having FeArhtd il.~ President
tia. hunters IN cnlured men III rlnttdA have
heen kiinApp~d And transported Arross ne
gnlf 10 cnhs nni cold inio slavery, ts has di,.
patched Congressman Leonard, ~ Louisiana.
10 Havana. with Instructions Ia oitatn all
the facss IN tho case, and report M A. early
day A. ro.sible.
The nenAtc FINANCE Committee has post.
poned further consideration ri the bill 10
repeal thc icasnlilou act foF the reason, Il IA
rnii that The Committeeman ierirr 10 observe
thu workings u the new silver bill.
DR.. IAndcrmAn, the Director u the Mint,
seems to have taken II for granted thAs tho
Atl,er bill wAs certain 10 bceoino law, m he
has already submitted 10 Tho Secretary of the
Treasury The design Of The now dollar of si2,S
grains. lIe hA. also ordered tho n,nta 10 clear
sno decks for scsion, AnA he ready ~ takc hold
u the coinage At their full capacity ~ .oon N
Tho dies can b. prepared and forwarded n
them. Wy The middle III April II Il expected
that ,ilser viii hc turned oui Al the rate of a.
1000 per month.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08

VIII h~rp eonelanty on hand - good IN assortnsnt
salc III retail, I'm eAsl And nothing eisv.
W. 1sMy ssr Cash. And k~li sor ths Aasn~.
Credit need nos ~ A4hrd fos - viii mn II grant
~. | an h0mnd ~ ssli ~ rhsav ~ any ut.@ for
cash. aud hupe IL give general sAttsgsett0n.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08

Here we have the amonnt Ol tnc rob.
bery committed ~ thS Cotn ct q
March, 1860, IN which sherman siled
and xhatecd. II u o696. .370, ,a29. The
interest On the honda was paid " gold.
That II. tle purchaser " the b0nd fos
0lO, 90, or eltO could draw about 10 pr
cont. interest In lawful money On 300.
anil h,s bonds were exempt from taxA-
tion beside. II II high time Tor the peo..
ple ~ say 10 the l,ondhold~r that hc ahall
now have no more than II nominated ~
the bond. mot ; drop of blood. :
There shall l,c no repitction of such rob.
berry. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-08

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Nd" Burton at a New Stand.
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