Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-16
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Upon tho arrival Of Mrs. Potts in Baltimore
she made the following statement to ropor-
tor: My favoritc part Of the country through
which Travelled is from Greenvillc, South
Carolina, to West Point, Gcorgia. The
scenery thcrc is finer and the people much
more hosrtablo than at any other points |
can monton, and | shall ever hold them in
grateful remembrance. Along tho limo of tho
Virginia Midland Railroad tho people, us far
rs Ind an opportunity of Judging. woro
both ignorant and indolent living II listlcss,
lazy, unambitious life. with no thought and
care of future. They scemcd to belong to
tho Dark Ages"
Tho n%mc Of Miss Annie Hill was on tho
programme OF last evenings concert for tho
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers. but
having contracted a severe cold, her friends
feared she would bo unatlo to fulfill
her engagement. However, sho appeared
and sang Ernani lnvolami in tones SO clear,
and with such artistic execution, that she
received q hearty encore. | was enabled to
do this, she said by using Cousscns' Honey
OF Tar, the best compound in the world for
clearing tho voice, relieving hoarscncss, ou-
ring coughs and colds. Price SO cents. For
| sale be L. Il. Norman & Bro.
JonN RuTnwEIL.-Vcry many Charlcstoni,
ans will be gric, Cd to learn Of tho death of
Mr.. john Rothwcll. who, n year or two ago
some time acted us secretary of tho Young
Mems Christian Association Of this city.
| Finding that the salt air was injurious to hia
health, Mr.. Rothwell left here aud spttlcd ip
| Guelph, Canada, where he won tho respect
and esteem Of all with whom he camo in con-
tact by his earnest Christianity and faithful
performance of tho duties Of his ofico, gem
tlcmanly department and unassuming picty.
lie died n! Guclr on Sunday, the 5th instant,
| anu his remains wcrC lntCrrcu aI W ltkCrtOn,
where his parcuts reside. lie leaves q young
wife but 10 children-Ncps ard Courier.
The grand jury of Fairfield County, in its
report to the Circuit Court has this to sny
about the present system of trial by jury:
"Wc honestly believe that a new law is now
needed. Under the present eystcm one
villain upon q lry is equal to eleven huncst
men, and may in all cases, even Of tho most
fragrant nature, defeat the ends of justice
and run the country to endless expense by
making mislrials from term to term If six
teen jurors were drawn. with twelve to agree
the difficulty might be rcmedicl, and without
some change VIC fear that trial by jury as al
present prac,iccd, although the boastcd bull
wark of civilization, will bc brought into
ridiculo. This relates to q matter Of very
great conccrn to the people at large, and The
change herein suggested is Quo of no small
importance. 1t would completely revolution
izc tho old method Of trial by jury, which VIC
have been taught to helicYc from time out o
mind is the greatest bulwark of civilization
and the question arises, would tho defect o.
tho present system bc rcmcdicd by the
change? This is II question which wp rufal
to the calm judgment and careful considcra-
ton of our Legislators.