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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-01-09
How to Break Up Illicit Stills

The moonshincrs md the revenue officers
in Tennessee aud North Cnroina so on
dodging each other through the mountains,
as they have done donc for two years, with
one or two murders week, to keep up the
spirit Of the thing. This week the officers
had the best of it, seizing forty six illicit
distilcrs; hut next one or two cf them may
be shot, aud then will follow The arrest of
the D,urdcrs, and their rescue from some
tumble down Jail, more murders aud proba.
bly hanging at the end. The same rou
tine is goue through year in and year out
1t is n popular mistake, however, to con-
slider the moonshincrs vicious, murdcrous,
gang, living on whiskcy and human gore.
The mouniaineers in East Tennessee aud
Western North Carolina are, as rule, an
iguorant pcaccatlc, kiniiy folk, whose only
dissipation is a monthly "preaching" or
prayer meeting held in one far.off cabin or
other. But they arc wrctohedly poor, they
own nothing hut their farms, and are forced
to barter their crops. There is little or no
money of any kind in circulation. 1t is
almost impossible to bring their wheat or
corn into any market for lack of roads and
transportation; the only way, therefore, left
for them to turn them into tho neocssares
of life is as whiskcy. No harm can be done
by telling the truth about the mooushiners'
side of the story, oven if it is tho whskoy
side. A railroad running from tho Piedmont
Ala Limo through to Knoxville, Tennessee.
which would open up these solitudcs would
do more to put an end to Illicit stills and
murders than all tho revenue officers in tho
county Mep Yorh Tribune.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-01-09

suffering we're veilcd beneath joke or
laugh, and though the day before Christmas
waxed aud wared, and the shadows Of
Christmas eve fell upon tho depot, there
was no visible giving up of hope until the
sad tidugs were passed along No train east
Tonight 1t was rot until the day after
Christmas that tho roads were opened once
more and the snow bound travellers spccaed
un their way"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-01-09
Forfeited Lands.
PosTPoNEMENr ON SALES, AND EASY
TERMS OF REDEMPTION.

The following important bill has passed
tho Senate and had previously passed tho
House of Representatives:
~ Billin relation to lands forfeited to the
State for noa-pnyment Of taxes.
BE al enacted by the Senate aud House
of Representatives Of tho State Of South
Caroinn, now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority Of tho
same:
SEcrroN ]. That in all cases. IN which
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-01-09
VEGhl'E TIN f.
HAS EGantircHy Cured Hac.
Boston, Oct, 1870
Mr.. II. II. Stevcns:-

Mr. II. II. Stevcns:-
DEAR SHINY .lnughtcr. after having a
sevore attack of Whooping Cough, was left
in feeble state Of health. Being advised by
by II friend she tried the Vcgetinc. and after
using few bottles fully restored to
health
have been great sufferer from Rhcma.
tism. | have taken several bottles of the
Vcgetnc ior this complaint and am happy to
say it has entirely cared me. have recon"
mended the Ncgctine to others with the same
good results. 1t is great cleanser and puri-
for Of the blood; it is pleasant to taso and
can checrrully recommend il
JAMES MORSE,
3Gl 4 ihnns Street
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Vl;(1l;;' TINE, =

Says u Boston physician, has no equal as
blood purifier. IIearing of its many
wonderful cures after all other remedies hal
fuiied, visited the Laboratory. aud con-
vinccd myself Of its genuine merit. 1t is
prepared Ir"n barks, roots, and herbs, each
of which is highly effective, and they are
compounded in such Il manner as to produce
astonishing results"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-01-09

The blood in this disease is found to contain
m excess Of Gbrin. NEGHriNE acts by
converting the blood from lis diseased con'li
ton to II healthy circulation. Vcgctine
regulates the bnwclS which is very impor,an,
in this complaint. Onc bottle of Ncgctinc
will give relief; but to effect permanent
cure, it must he taken regularly. aud may
lnng standing. Vegrtine is sold By nll drug
gists. Try it nnd your verdict will be the
same rs that Of thousands hcl,rc ynn who say
II never found 50 much relief n from the
use Of Y EGErlNE." which is composed Of
Barks. Roots aud Herbs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-01-09

On account of tho cutting down of the
estimates for the railway mail service it is
announced TINT ono hundred and forty rail.
way post Office cIeaks, route agents and
local agents will be discharged.
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v &LG E'l'HY y
Nothing Equal to 1t.

SOUTH SALEM. Mass, Nov. 1t, 1876.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens
DEAR SR-I hnvo been troubled with
Scrofu!a, Cnukcr and Liver Complaint for
three years. Nothing ever did ne any gooI
until commenced using the Vegetinc. l
am now getting along first rate, and still
using the Vegetine. | consider there is
nothing equal to it for snch complaints. Can
heartily recommend it to everybody. Yours
truly. Mrs. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD.
No. l6 Lagrnngc Street, South Salem, Mass.
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VEGIE;I' tine
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
Mr.. Albert Crookor, tho wcll.known drug
gist and apothccary. Of Springvnla, Me-,
always advises every ono troubled with Rhcu
matism to try VEGETINE.
Read His Statement:
SrRlNovALE, Me, Oct. IL, 1870

Mr.. II. II. Stcvcns:--
DDAR SIR Fifteen years ago last fall | was
taken sick With rheumatism. was unable to
m6vo until tho next April. From that timc
until three years ago this fall l suffered
everything with rheumatism. Sometimes
there would be weeks at time that | could
not step one step; these attacks were quito
often. I suffered everything that man
could. Over three years ago last spring |
commenced taking Vcgctino and followed it
up puntil had tukcn seven bottles; have had
no rhcmatism to try Vcgetinc, and not suffer
for years rs have done. This statement is
gratnitous us Ear rs Mr. Stcvons is concerned.
Yours. etc., ALBERT CROOKER.
Firm of Croker Co, Druggists aud Apoth>
caros.
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Terrible Conhs grafton.

CHARLESTON, S G., Jan. At three
O'clock this morning the large cotton aud
warehouses Of the Union cotton press com
pany we're destroyed by fire, together with
l0,l2 bales of cotton. The property com.
prscd four cotton presses, with capacity
of pressing about $500 bales of cot
ton per day, nod sto nge room for
over 10000 bales. Only two of the pres
scs were runnins. The buildings and
presses are valued at about 800 900, and
are insured for $50 900, as follows: New
York coupanies, Sl2 600; SIN Frnnsisco.
$1,000; Hartford, $1,000; Franklin and
Philadelphia, 81 0oo: foreign companies,
S2.T00; Charleston, 81 200.
TIE loss on cotton is estimated at Sl75,
900. On this there is an insurance to the
amount Of S+72,250 The losses are:
Knoop, ll,ncmrn & Company, 3,305 bales;
insured for sl55,00O. |. II. Hale & Com
pany 5,SSS bales; insured for $261 ,0C0;
Street Brother, $50 bales; Insured for
S4G5,00O. G. NJ. P,llistcr, SO bales, in
snrcd for 50 500. Colvcr, Rodgers & Com
pany bales; insured for $3.50
Sevcrpl framed buildings in the aeighbor.
hood were da,nngcd to the extent of about
81 900, ma>; ot which were covered by
insurance. The fire was the work of an
iuccndlnry. y n,n was hailed by the
watchman few moments before tho fire
vas discovered, runins from the place
where the fire stnIlcd. Tho watchman shot
af him, but he cscnped.
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California has this year produced enough
to support 100000 for a year.
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WAsnlNaroN, January 3.--Ten thous
and dollars was stolen from the safe Of tho
discussing clerk ut the Government print.
ing Office TO day. That amount had been
drawn for paying the employees and pur
chasing material. Tho safo door was loft
open, and the robbery was accomplished
with comparative ease.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-01-09

Ignorance is the mothor of impudenoo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-01-09

A good friend is my nearest relation.
A man is not go soon, healed aa hurt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

- EBECCA HURD and David g. Hurd her
II husband, who reside IN 9Jaeksoa county,
West Virginia, and whose post. .ofioe address
Is Topin's Grove, Jackson county, West Vir.
ginia;a John Lee Adams, minor aged about
twenty years, . SON of Mary Jane Adams,
deceased, who resides in Appsnoose county,
Iowa., and whose postofice address Is Cincin.
natl, Appanoose county, Iowa: four other
minor heirs of said Mary Jane Adams, de.
ceased whose names and ages are unknown,
who reside in Appsnoose county Iowa,
and whose postofice address is Cincinnati.
Appanooss eountys Iowa; John G.. Adams, wi ho
resides in. Appanoosea county Iowa.. and
whose ,postofac address is Cincinnati, Appa.
moose county, Iowa, and John ". Brothers,
who resides in lawrence county, Illinois. and
whose postofice address is Sumner.L Lawrence
county, Illinois, will take notice that on the
26th day of November, AID. 1879. Michael
Boughner, as Administrator of the estate, Of
Brothers. deceased flsd his petition
in the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio.
against them and the other heirs and widow
of Stephen Brothers, deceased; the object
and prayer of said petition is to assign the
dover Of Amy Brothers, (widow Of said de-.
cedent} in the real estate Of which ssid de-.
cedent died seized situate in Monros county
Ohio; to sell said real estate to pay the debts
Of said deoedsnt and costs of administrstion
and for equitable relief, SO. as - 4
/, You are required to answer said ,petition n
on or, before the 3lst day Of January A. D.
1880. siia MICHAEL B0UGHNKR, 4
as Administrator Of the estate of sStsphen
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iiOBITUARY.

baDIRD-At clarington, Monroe Coun-
Itys Ohio, on the 30th daysof October,
1879, JACoB CKAMBR, in his 6lst YEAR,
slThe tsubjec, of this notice was well
known to the writer for almost life
time. From iearly youth he was known
for his kindness of disposition. evenness
of temper, industrious and temperate
habits Like many others, be was No,
Surrounded by affluence, but having the
advice and counsel of one of the best ol
mothers, and possessing uprightness and
honor, after toillng in his humble sphere
ID Cthe first part OF his life be readily
found means to embark in the business
4 Of steam boating. ,'sloT
sai He, for some time, owned stock,inEt the
Ciaringtoa and Wheeling Packet Gem.
pany, and 'afterward flmany years was
Captain of the To W boat, Hope, owning
an interest in her, and the Barnard lin
connection with his sons. s.ieu slosiH
81 He was4a member of the Christian
Church ormany years before his death
and before embarking ain steamboatins
was an active officer ia the church, and
as officer and member was always zeal
lous and commendable. An afflicted wifi
is deprived ofa good and kind hus band
his children ots'an exemplary and indnl
fgent father;3th church Of q noble mem
Der, and the community Of "a usefalsaId
|npright citizen. Friend and brother, res
ia peace. slssa saf Heds sd. J.T.aM6
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- DosnotIlsngh at the drunken man
reeling through the street, however ludi-
erous the sights may be; just s,opIto
think. Hssis going home to some tep-
der0 0heart that will throb with intense
agony ,isomev mother viii grieve over
the dovnfsll Of her once sinless boy ; or
1t may be fond wife whose heartlvill
almosts burst with, grief ss she views the
destruction Of her idol orrit may be .
owing sister who vii, shed bitter tears
over the degradation of her brother
sborn of his manliness aud self respect.
Rathers drop a tear In silent sympathy
with those hearts 50 keenly sensitive and
tender, yet 90 proud and loyal that they
cannot accept sympathy rendered them
either in word Or look or acts-Temper-
'ance Column Caldwell Press, Mrs. ". =.
FRAZIER, Editor. r.svcTIol .,st.s, t,s. = =
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PROBATE COURr.:

Nov. 81 Eleanor Harthne, widow Of
Conrad Hartline. deceased, elected sto
take the provisions made for her sup,
port by the Will of her deceased bus-.
band. .,zk,f s. 20. a .eg 80 sf'sf
Nov s2s.-Amon Moose was appoin-
ted Adm-r Of the estate OF John Dough-
erty, Sr,. decd Bond $1,000. n
Farnsworth, Daniel Baker and S, Dough-
erty were appointed appraisers.
Mary Franz, widow Of Conrad Franz,
decd, elected to take the provisions
made for aer support BY the VIII. Of u the
deeedent. - -. ~ : 20. 80 -
Dec The Court tiq approved ROY the bond
Of J, lLieueIlen, Copnty. Commissioner.
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i F AR NJ FOR SAIEk
a -Ir--
Tyler County, West Va

90 AC r Els OF GOOD LANE
% located in Center township. Tyler coun.
ty, West Va, six miles from the Grafton q
Parksrsburg Railroad, and one mile from the
clay pike leading from Sistersville TO West
Union, and one mile to the store, postofhoe
Touring mill and blacksmith shop, situate o.
said clay pike and middle Island cresk. rhi
farm is - ~tf~@s
Well Watered & Well Timbere,
with ten or fifteen acres of cleared land, well
fenced and is excellent tobacco and wheat
land, II has 0n sita new and large tobacco
house worth atty dollars. and a ANAL frame
dwelling house. The land lays well for
farming, thsre. being sferty .er6fty acres OF q
coye, and is all, new. rich land.
This land we intend to sen for $1,000
which is great sacrifice on actual cost, ana
will be sold between this and spring. Any
one desiring said land will do we'll to write
to rs inside of: the week from this dats,Ias
We want to sell 1t by that time, Address n,
sas baa- .gIiaslqIy I,si ArsLs NORRIS. n
I'd, "a Jerusalem, Monroe County. Ohio,
dec9, ,'7sw3. -. ''t.' so'',''l'a' ~
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sHEElr;Fsss. SALE. /
j. q. Cl.lk. ct al.

IfA .s3Us3F5 IL T|T- g1f+slfa aE1R
QYvirtus Of a eeTtsin order OF sale issued
y from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county. Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named partiss.a and to me directed,
I win offer for sale ut public auction. at the
east door Of the eonrt house in Woodsfsld
on o .aiaea39a asa5liaa af5 ea eyo SO Z
6atsrday,tAe 10M day of fiJanuory.,lSS0,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a.. M and
q O'Clock p m, Of said day. the following
described real estate, situate in Monroe
county. Ohio, and in the towa Of Woodsheld
to wit: ,s.ss,.,>a,s, "a, i.,,.s f,if, - -
A. lease upon q part Of the south part Of
lot number twenty eight in said village,
owned BY B r. & c. I. oblingsr, and being
north Of the part Of said lotlovned BY Rlixs.
beth Mooney; said lease to commence on the
1st day OF May, 1879, and expire on the lst
day Of, Nsy. 1ss J; Including . frame grocery
building situate on said premises. Ia e
Said property SO ordered to be sold is sp-
praised al $500, and may sell for two
thirds Of said spprsisement. Terms of sale,
cash before confirmation. ,iaa aciss sy4s
! tSSso3 zsGa 3s9oe : WILLIAM READ, =
!. dec9s79ws. gaiasv s6hsrif N. G. o. 8
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) LEGAL NOTICE

T,HoMAs BRoWNFIKLD, Of Piiot Point,
i Denton county Texas; ChAflsss Brown,
field, who resides in the Stats % Texas, but
whose postofices address is unknown; and
Rnos Givens, Daniel Giysns, > chsrleS Givens,
Samuel Givsns and Lesndsr Gisens, each Of
whom reside near Twiggs postoflqs, Pleas
ants couuty, West Virginia. will take notice
/, that William 0ivens, Of Monroe county, Ohio,
did, onths 18Th day OF November, 1873, Gle
his pstition In the court .of ceamon pleas of
Monroe comfy, Ohio, agaipst John, ,Bsswu
feld,, and che persons shove named, and
others, the only heirs and legal sepfesenta.
tives Of Rnos Brown6sld, deceased, praying
that . mortgage given By said William Civ
ems and wife 70 said Rnos. Drownasld On the
west half Of the northwest quarter d SEQ
ton fourteen. township three. grange Ave.
and the southwest quarter Of the soutb bwsss
quarter of section fifteen, township three,
range 6vs, In said Monroe county, : Ohio,
bearing da,s May IL, 1853, and giysnto ss.
cure two potes of $500 each, may be adjudg.
cd paid and diaohsreei, and the same order.
Cd rclsased and cSncsllsd Of record; that
ssida William aivenss title 10 said prenises
may be quistsd, and tor other proper relief;
and the said Tbcmas Bfowuasld Charles
Bsownfeld, Rnos Givsns. Daniel sGivsns,
Charles divsus, Samuel Giyens and Lsandol
Givens are notified that they are required 70
appear and answer said petition On Or before
Jsnuafy "a, 1850. 4
Is Z. 8 e Is ~ et.s WILLIAM OWENS,
By oksy . okey ana Jasper Iisk, his Att'ys
nov25,'7st7. f''f = f're
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THE com ments of the leading En-
glisil Germsn and French journals upon
the Presidents Message are to the gem
eral eject that it is very ordinary doc.
ument, scarcely rising in any portion
above the dead level of insipidity.
THIS is the way the Spirit headlines
an announcement OF the, arrival of the
cars Sat that ancient town: "The Bell,
aire l. Southwestern" n"-"Foity-two
Miles in Length Praise God From
Whom All Blessings FIow-"-Jefsrso
niaf. A(IcTJTT OHIO
JACOB ALBERT, who escaped from. the
Gu tody or the Sheriff, some time ssgo.
got tired Of his exile. and Tuesday came
back d ST. CIairsville and surrendered
himself. His friends failed to compro-
mise, tbepase with 4 Miss. FARREs, , and
JAKE has deoidea to ''boafdi 1t oatv with
Sheriff H1LLEs .Baraesppiue Enterprise.
IA eHil was born IN Queen,pconuty,
Canada, q short time ago, with 9 bears
head, the rest Of the body being perfect
iy, natural. The mother was at Fred
ERECTION with her, offspring diting Che
yisit of Barnnm's exhibition, and the
veteran Snowman hearing of the cnri-
Iosity, attempted Itc purchase it,e but
nothing would induce the woman to part
With her child. 81 tHa ,haaot. '9a' meb
THERE are rtwenty-sevena stations Oh
the B. & 8. Railroad. bArmstrong's is
81 miles from Bellaire, oBeallsville 20,
Jerusalem ssti, W oodsdeld AZ II was
built for about $4,000, per mile, and is
pronounced by competent engineer to
be as well made as its broad gauge neigh.
bors. JOIN HART, formerly of Barnes
Vile, has rsuperin,ended most OF the con-
strucsion, and everybody speaks in high
terms of the character affthe work. -
Enterprise. hisa fsahi @9k .9.ilgH9s %
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to iINt Non Resident Landowner.
u y -',-'fsIH l.a0sa 9IthLA
. Becket, supposed to be Martin

To - Becket, supposed to be Martin
Beckett: araat s..- ,.,i4,.-,s IS
' You are hereby notified that at the De-
cember session, 1873. of the Commissioners
Of Monroe county, Ohio, Conrad Black and
others filed their petition for acounty foad
as follows: fsSns}3s edj ssiii sGl tgU
slaGommsncing for the same At Or near the
bridge across ;Havely's run In Ice township;
thence mp said run through the lands Of
james 8. Havely. Beckett. Fred, Wrinkles
Matthias Moser, Samuel Go ser, Rudolph He'd
niger, Peter Gilman. Benedict Mabauch, Con.
rad Black, John Shaub. Jr., George Gsigler,
and John Rumssyer, in Ohio township thence
to coEnect with aroad leading from Woods.
field to New Martinsvills, W. Va" 0'a1o
adThatl viewers ana asurveyor Of said road
were appointed. by, said Gommissionersa and
that said viewers, and surveyor will meet at
the bridge across Haveley's run, in Lee
township Monroe county, Ohio. on the 5th
day .of. January, 1880, at 10 o'clock 8. M, to
enter upon the discharge Of their duties. 9'a
CONRAD BLACK,so6
deos s,'7sw4. 9fi sa~ Principal Petitioner.
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