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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-04

Provided with pen, meeting Mr. Sam
Weller's requirements, viz: "Ono that don't
splutter;" a veracious chroniclcr might record
volumes in praise of Coassens' lightning
Liniment, tho best romedy in the world for
Rheumatism. Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises.
etc. For animals, it is invaluable when used
for SPAWN, Gall, Ringbono, etc. Farmers
should keep it on hand in case of injury to
valuable horse. For sale by II. Il. Norman &
Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-04

Commissioner Raun, of tho United States
Internal Revenue, has presented his report for
tho past year. lie shows that during tho past
three years and four months 3,1l7 illicit dstl-
lcrics have bccu seized, 6 1858 persons have been
arrested for illicit ds;illing and ~ officers and
employees been killed and 48 wounded. lie
recommends that United States Courts be given
jurisdiction over such crimes. The onl revenue
from spirits during the year was $46778, 900.
From tobacco in all forms the revenue was
$4,000, O00, q decrease for the year of about
$7,000,000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-04

One of the marked effects Of tho revival Of
business is tho employment of an unusually
mills. This fact keeps the police busy in pros
eouting owners who aro violating the compal-
atively new law which defines the conditions
under which children may be put at such work.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-04

Congress convened on Monday last. Routine
business was tho result Of the day's labor.
Both parties, Democrat and Republican, cau-
cussed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-04

Sr, LOUIS, November 29.--It ISIS ed that st.
Louis merchants and capitalists will subscribe
$l,000,0OO TO carry out the proposition to mako
Port Royal, South Carolina, the grea. exporting
and importing point for tho Wcst and South.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-04

a Washington correspondent Of tho Now
York Nereld says there is q proposition on foot
in South Carolina to have an educational quail
fication for voters. There is no law against
this, rs IL would effect whites and blacks alike
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-04

There arc among the 1900 convicts il the
Georgia Pcnentiary not dozen who arc una
bic to work. The health Of the Penitcutiary
averages better than that of Atlanta, the
healthiest city in the State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-04

The circulation Of this popular newspaper
has more than trcblod during the past year.
1t contains all the leading news contained
in the DAILY HERALD, and is arranged in
handy departments. The
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
Female Suicides.

Poor, frall woman! How sad
the llie and how horrible the death
of many. The midnight plunge,
The lovers leap, the bloody dagger,
the poison's venom are nll brought
inio requisition to shorten life.
Aud yet another mode Of sclf-de-
s,ruc,ion Is more frequent than all
Others combined. While mother
aud daughter are guilty, the father
smiles an assent. Females are ab-
sclu,e,y hurrying themselves to
premature graves by refusing to
cure the long list Of female dlseas
cs that constantly atillct them.
Some have become pale, feeble and
ainac,ated, while Others suffer with
moa,lhy troubles OF chronic na.
ture impl eating tie whole system.
Young girls have become almost
unfit Tor life aud mothers drag u
miserable existence. You can be
cured of all this suffering, and why
hesitate Dr. Dromgople's Eng
lish Female llitters has cured ihous
ands and will care you. I, il II
pJwerlui permanent tonic aud ie
ma.s regulator.
For sale Il, Jno. L. Driver 4 Cos
Drug St"Ic.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
Eyading Payment Of
Debts.

ST. Louis E-puhlican: THO Ark
aLsas !egislaturc has taken an ex-
truordinary step to prevent the col.
lection Of debts ewing by counties;
it is, It we understand the ,cle
graphic sketch Of il, nothing less
Than u disincorpora'ion OF ali The
counties of the state divcsling them
OF their corporate rights ol suing
and of beng sued, and repeating
all laws regulating proceedings in
suit against them. This measure,
which is an imitation OF the act Of
tho Tennessee legislature disincor-
poralIng the city OF Memphis, ind;
Gates how rapidly the anti paying
co.,agion is extending. The Arkan,
sas legislature AMI courts have vir
tually disavoA ed u large portion of
the nomi' al debt of the state, and
the di-lncorporation Of the counties
IL intended to evade the pa, ment
OF the county debts, also. The leg.
,sla,ure OF Tennessee has practical.
y refused to accept the reasonable
compromise offered By its creditors;
and the North Carolina Legislature
refuses to make provision for the
payment of It's debt. To suy the
least, this contagious disregard OF
obligations is most unfortunate. Ii
may lead to bitter animositics be-
tween the sections. and Ia violent
issues IN our national politics, tor
the repudia'ing states are general y
Souther:, and their creditors are
general y residents of the North.
II cannot be denied that the nor,i-
nal debts Of Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee and Arkansas are
oppressive; j, may be that they are
h~y"nd The reasonable ability ot ,he
people tn pay. But the creditors
recognizing this, propose very lib.
cral terms Of compromlse-ierms
which would reduce the debts one
halt, and taus place il in the pow.
er OF the people to pay hem; aud
the action OF the legislatures ol
these states in persiseh,iy refusing
to accep, any terms offered, cannot
DO defended on any grounds con.
s,s;cnt with good faith aud public
honor,
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
swamp Chiils.

This species Of chills are gcner.
BY more difficult 10 eradicate than
any other The miasm Is of II more
virulcnt character, producing more
biliousness with a tendency to con
gestion. The whole system becomes
affected, the head suffers, the bones
and joints ache, and there is high
fever and rapid prosiratlon. Our
Mac will seldom cure such cases,
the relief il gives IS only TEN 20
rary. A powerful Vegetable tonic
remedy has been introduced which
does not contain quimine r. other
poison, never affects the head, ears
or nerves, clcansrs the stomach,
opens the bowels and relieves tie
congesled liver. The article is
known us Day a que Tonic, which
never fails TO cure the worst long
standing cases.
For sale at Jno. l.. Driver 4 Co s
Drug S re.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

A GREAT deal IL being said By and
through the state press upon the
subjec, OF county scrip and us IRE.
form" seems to DC the watchword,
in the way OF removing all means
and sources of Illegal speculation,
le, the legislature take this most
important matter in hand. With
icw exceptions every county IN the
state is ut the mercy OF few sharp
era, who run down and bay up, and
then run up and sell out county
scrips al their own prices. Let the
constitutional committee, now re.
vising or drafting new cons'ltu.
ton, 40 amend and say that all tax
es, both state aud county, shall be
paid IN current par funds, gold or
silver; then lot each county fund
ITS outstanding Indebtedness pnya'
ble ut u stated term OF years, with
moderate interest, and the source
or evil acd annoyance will have
been removed.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
MEMO.

AFTER remarking upon the deter
minatiun of the Democrats m Con
grcss to repeal the election laws,
by which supervisors aud marshnls
are cnahled to imprison lreemen n,
discretion, the Washington Post
.ppeals To them thusly :"Democrnis
ol the house oi representatives, vou
are expected by the party which
,or assume tn represent To stand
up as one man in defense OF fair
jury trials aud honest elections.
Having stricken down The test oath
prov VISION, so lar as yOn are able,
complete the work, by making il
impossible fnr such marshuls rs Go
nan,. ot Florida, serving such ju,lg
IS US Settle. to pack inrcs lo punish
Democrats for running on or voting
Democratic tickets. And, above all,
do not allow II dollar to be appro-
pr,nicd unless the infamous snpcr-
visor law, which was smagglcd int
The revised statutes, u s,rirkn ont.
liuhcs; aud lair elections are dc.
mandod by every class Ut people,
except rogues or thieves. II the
senate deriincs to unite wuh You,
Ie, the responsibility fall On them.
You have the initiative power, and
VIII be held 10 strict accountability
inr your use of II. Ont two han
drcd papers that come to tins office,
we do MT recall one that does not
unto with us IN this demand. All
We ask Is AN honest clnction, lrn;'.,r
,inl laws. fair trials b. 'alrly sun
moncd juries anda common la,c Tor
offenders, without regard 1" pol.
ties, complexion ar religion. Stand
up for shat at all hazards"
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
Another Letter.

TaE fact has been somewhat
overlooked that Mississippi Coun'y'
through her representative, Hon.
II. N. McVeigh, is entitled 20 thc
credit of having first introduced
and advocated the building of II
State Insane Asylum. In reference
to this suljoc the following letter
from our worthy fellow citizen,
John o. Driver, aud which. to Us,
perhaps sounds the louder from the
fact that we find Il in the Li'tl"
Rock Gazette, is but according JUS
,ice where il property belongs II
may not be unintercsting TO know
thar the sight OF lunalic confined
In log pen here IN Mississippi
County in 1878 gave rise TO the idle"
of advocating the building Of u
state asylum:
OscgoLA, ARK. Feb. IS, 1879.
Editors Arkansas Gazette:
see by the reports at the pro
c. ed,ngs oi ii,e general assembly
that they basr u hi,i before them
making an appropriation for the
rwvpUrr ut building mn insane asy
lum. THIS is f" move in tho righ'
direction. This class Of people
have long been neglected by "ur
legislatures. THIS isa great wrong
to these unfortunate creatures, n
in many instances they are thrown
in dirty filthy prisons, there 10 mix
aud mingle wilhalI kind OF fellows.
This has been the case IN this cVun-
',y ~ several instances I" my Ger
tain knowledge. This INSANE ay-
lum bill WIS introduced by rep
resen,ive al Mississippi county,
Hon. II. NJ. McYcigh, who made II
sn Han, nght ~ it's behalf al time
when we had but very few repre-
senlaiivcs IN our Legislature who
repr.scpied the peoples interest
during the dark daysoi 1873. After
tins bill had been reported adverse
ly upon by the ways aud means
committee, Capt. McVeigh called
1t up, and hy mis- strong appeals to
the members ot the legislature IN
behalf of this unfortunate people,
the bin became u law. Aud now
that all troubles are settled within
our state and we are once more
upon the road to prosperity, ! think
that our present Legislatures ought to
make an appropriation for the pur.
pose OF building this much-necded
hospital.
Very respectfully,
JNo. b. DgIvER
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

and Senator Thurman exposed the
defects Of the measure aud secured
its defeat. Eight radical Senators
voted against il, however, ipclud-
ing Blaine, ConklIrg, llan'lin,
Oglesby and Spenser. Thus the
soldiers of the North are indebted
IN u great measure TO the Democrats
for the pensions they will hereafter
enjoy. The other amendment was
to give pension of eight dollars per
month 10 soldiers OF the Mcxicnn
war. This was successful in the
Senate, but has not yet been tina-
Iy disposed of. The iarl that This
amendment would give Il pension
to Jefferson Davis excited the wrath
OF liepubIIcan Senators. Hoar o!
Massachusetts moved an avcrd
mcm that no pension should be
paid to the late head Of the CCntcd-
eracy. Senators Lamar and Thur
man did hot discuss the question Of
pensioning DAVIS, but tho latter
made an excellent speech, counsel
ing iorgc;iulness of the past.
The present Congress, while ii
has been liberal in. It's dealings with
this District, has been careful not
to promote any Of the numerous
jobs that have been urged by DIS
trict people or by Others having
interests here. Indeed, though more
money has been appropriated, OF
is embraced III the appropriation
bulls now pending, than is at all
necessary. nearly nil Of ii is for lie
gi,imate purposes. il the l5th Com
gress has been extravagant it has
not been corrupt.
MEMO.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
Washington Letter.

WAsuISGToN, d. c., Mar. 3, 1879.
Hardly any one doubts now that
there will be an extra session. For
the first time since they held the
House the Democrats nrc showing
a determination to stick together
on questions Oh which the radical
Senate disagree with them. 1t is
understood that the House Demo
cra;s have agreed that the appro-
pria,ion bills shall not pass unless
the test oath and election supervi,
sor laws are repealed. The Repub-
l,cans are equally determined to
prevent repeat. II Democratic cour-
agc shall remain at its present high
pitch, and the large appropriations
60 over tor samc months, we may
hope not only for an agreement Of
the two Houses, in repcaling this
obnoxious legislation, but also that
the Den,ocrntic Senate will consent
10 strike ont many OF the enormous
and wholly unnecessary sums add
ed by the present radical body to
what the House thought ncce- sary
tor Government expenses. There
are benefits us well US Q, lis in ex'
ira Sessions.
When the bill to appropriate
money TO pay "arrears OF pension
was up Tor di>cusson in the Senate
on Thursday and Friday, two
amendments OF great importance
were proposed. The first was a
scheme to rcorganixe the Pension
Office and change tho form Of pro.
ceedings In securing pensions, and
would have had tho effect TO pre-.
vent any ono except pcrsons al.
ready rich, from receiving any bon
efts from the pension laws. II
v ~ device Of radicals, who were
700 s,ingy to pay pensions, yet toe
cowsrdly 10 refuse to do 90. Gen
A. v. Rice. OF Ohio, Chairman oi
the Houso Committee on Pensions
snd Senator D. W. Voorhees,, of The
Dcpass couusttsp On Pensions
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08


ACCORDING to an exchange,
member OF the legislature Of Kan
sas has been chcered by the recep.
tion OF q small cotiin, inscribed
From the people you misrcprc'
sent. Go bury yourself" II every
member Of tho Arkansas Legislators
who is figuring IN the corruption
and bribery business, and misrep
resenting the real interest of hi'
constituents, should have n similar
present made 20 him, the grave
yard bssincss would be A. NJ.
Sor awhile.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
SHERIFPS PROCLAMATION.
NGticc Of Election.

IN pursuance of Proclamation
10 me directed from the Governor
OF this State, I hereby give notice
,ha, Il Special Election Tor Justice
uf the Pcare vii! he held ~ the lui-
lowing townships o"
M0sDAy. MhRCn lITu, 1870.
Pecan Township-Fr Friends Store
and j. Ehodcs.
Troy Townshrp-School house.
Swaync RozzelPs.
W. b. lIAsKIys.
Sheriff Mississippi Co, Ark,
OsceoIa, Mar. 1, 1879.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

next genera. election, shall become
the constitution OF Arkansas. Re-
fcrred to the judiciary committee.
The house passed the bill to sub
divide tho State printing IN future
lettings OF public contracts.
The senate passed Representa-
tive fishback = resolution for u CON
s,iiutional amendment repudiatIng
Ger ain bonded debts of the State,
with II senate proviso added that
nuthing therein contained shall be
construed ~ n prohibition against
paying such part OF the llolio d
bonds as the courts of the State
may decide jus, and valid.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

"dccoEDiNG toa recently publish
cd report Of Auditor John Craw
ford, it appears that alter paying
out all OF the revenue arising from
the 81 mills state tax tor 1878, there
will be II deficit on the lst OF July
next oi Sl5n, ,03S. THIS is not surpris
ing at all. When m individual
spends m"re than he makes IT is u
iorcgonc conclusion that he will get
in debt, and il he persists in 'his
course he will even,nally become
II bankrupt. The very same rule
applies to tho state, county, and
every other corporation. the
state is dependent upon It's tax liens
for its support These tax-liens
should be equal to the necessities of
the case. Without tins, there is
but one result. The state, # it is
run ut al, must go in debt. Chron.
ic borrowers can find tho bottom.
What is the rcmcdyy The answer
is easy. Raise the rate Of taxation
to point that the revenues arising
thereirom will pay the bills. As
we have said once before, all this
cry Of high taxes is downright
dcmagoguery, and especially is this
the case when iacts such US the aud.
itor publ shes to the wnrlj are con.
sidercd aud understood. Either
increase the revenue or lessen the
expenses, and the sooner done the
better tor the stnto."-Jacksonpoi t
Herald.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

THE An,i.chiacsc Bill, entitled
AN Act to restrict the immigration
Of Chine to the United S,atcs,'
was returned to the House OF Rep
rcscntsiives, with The Presidents
scto attached. This. no doubt, will
~ . sore disappointment 10 the
psopls OF the Pacific coast, who are
almost driven to desperation by the
pTesence Of these people in such
overwhelming -ap,obers, and may
Lead 70 serious trouble. But under
abe peculiar circumstanass. and the
sx'ssisg treaty between this eoan.
try and China, We rnnn0t zee how
slse ihe Prcsilent copld have acted
Eishnnl compromising tho pation's
honor and integrity. All Sing may
IL \ Dad citizen. bat we can't drive
hin ont Without consulting his gov.
egnnees m.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

THE Forty fifth Congress ad.
jonraed at noon last Tuesday. The
session was chnrnc,cr,xcd by M
special act by which the people q,
cyu",ry was relieved or benefited
a great deal If cIap.,rap bla,hcr-
skite was indulgcd ia, with the view
If nuiacturn g material Of Inch
Presidents are made of, to the utte,
neglect Of important legislation. A.
, consequence m extra season ha'
already been called for the 18Th
inst.. To make necessary appropria
sioas 10 dciray The expenses Of In.
government, mn item which WA
W,ifully neglected.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

" rHE LAWYERS Oi the state haze
nny love or regard for Gant's d..
gest, and do not wish to be COM
PEELED TO buy new set Of law
looks. lley had better speak out
before the legislature cie~s II up
out Of all recognition.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
Arkansas Legislature.

LITTLE Rock, March lin the
house, u resolution passed SECOND
reading that committee OF ii lecu
members Of the legislature be au
thor,xcd to draii new solution
for the State, which, upon adoption.
BY this legislature ana Submission to
and adoption b. the people 1t the
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

: Now ihnt the Anti.Chincse Bill Is
dcfentrd, the almond eyed Celestial
can resume his washcc alice samee
get his money. aud yrtprn I" h's
own country and die US happily as
any MeliraH man.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

CoSossss adjourned in huff, and
williuliy neglected TO vote nm ap
preparation to defay expense OF
government and thei, own per
diem. An cxtra session will be the
Consequence.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

ASorHER gigantic wh'skey ring
has been busted up in ILLINOIS, and
prominent citizens from different
Q ,ctions of the state have been ar
rested.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

TuE general Quarantine Bill was
defeated by the y. S. Congress.
Our law makers virtually say. "On
with the dance of death! Let pcs
thence aud woe be uuconhnedw
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

FuRBusn, (col) representative
from Lee county, in short speech
denounced l.. II. Roots M u scoun
drcl, thi.f and mardercr. Verify
we have some courteous { gentle
mon In the General Assembly.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
Legal Notices.
Warning Order.
Sheritf's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue
Of an execution 10 me directed 10y the lcrk 1T
The ircuIt Conrt of Mssi-sippis ouniy T. saiisf,
jud dg-ment rendered In said Court on the 2i-i
day ~ D-crmbcr. ISIS, e. r SlO,.5, interest AMI
costs ih favor of Frank J.. Jares agsinstt harlrr
i;pwe", AMI by me returned, levied upon the
North Etrt Quarter Of Section tx l6) Township
twelve u2J North Rang. Ten tlOl East, contain
ing one hundr.d and sixty nGail acr, of Land I;
also The solth. eel Qu" rter ia) ~ Section tZsp
Twenty -seycu, Township (l3) thirteen, North
kange 10. East, containing "ne hundred and
.ixiy acres | will in Ioni Of The Court House
Door ia IN. town Of osce,la within iegal hours,
SATURDAY. MAR, II 22ND 1879,
sell to the highsst bidder on credit uf three tJ
months the above described tracir ~ land, COM
menclng at the Noith-r.ns corner oi zach of the
above named tract. In the ur,ier IN which they
are herein mentioned. and selling In tracts oi ~
acres until the entire tracts are sold, unless The
aforvsaid execution il sooner satisfied.
mcha-cr will be required b. give note with
approved security for the purchase money, aud
n lien retained upon the land until saue Is paid
W HASkINS,
Osceola. Feb ?sth.. 1879 sheriff.
Printcr's lee, ~. .I5.) 3-l-l
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
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The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

ABiLL has passed Congress re-
ducing tho tax on manufactured TO
bacco from "a cents to 10 cents,
and on snuff. from 32 TO 10. Chew
srs and diprcrs ought to be happy.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

In tho coven,ion held in Rich
mond, Va, for the purpose Of rc.ad
jus,ins lis ii. anclal status, Major
Walden, who was chosen chairman
IN ii. speech strongly limited a, y
possible rc-adjustment, even TO re
pudiation. Is reputation bccor
ing epcdcmic!
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
PULWONA.

isbeyond comparison the hest remedy for the
cure ufCON UMIflDN (EvES IN ITs Mvsr Ap
vASCED srAGEs), Asthm1. Bronchitis. taarrii,
ami all dernngtm"nt- of tn. NERVOUS sY>-
TEN cir ular containing particulars e many
ra-ss u cessiu ly treated, iul aoyice Tor III,
treatment Of the diseus' ub We mrnt,oLcd. al II
certificates - ~ctual cures, viii br sent frc. by
mail TO all applicants Address - CAR q
MOSt~, sol" Proprietor, Is Cortlandi street.
New York.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

TnA Senate bill, abolishing the
Office Of Adju,ant General pssscd
the House, hut il is thought the
Governor will veto il ~ pnconst',
tutional.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

TnE people Of New Orleans who
survived the yellow fever, express
ed their gratitude by an unusual
devotion 10 Marti Gras.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08

THE legislatures of Alabama and
Florida have defeated the bill TO
inaugura,c the yofle,t register sys-
TEN.