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..-AN OAlGogs SILsSGE.-The Republican
press is, ominonsiy silent concerning the
Seymour boom ser the presidency. Heap
pears to be.the one only democrat W ham
ahas fear as an opposing canai dase. Raa-
sas, Oily lsWea 81 -ss,sss'a saiE
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To our Salem correspondent we would
say that we do not know whether Mir. spEs-
sAgp voted in caucus or not for the negro
who defeated Mir. SULLIVAN. Our files 90
NOT show whether he did r:not.
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State pleases copy. So.


lislt ID fpesled that the United States Cir
cult Court at Topeka, Kansa has set aside
thes sale OF the Kansas Pacific railway to,
JAY lSoilsa and refused. order aneshssi
sale. !ssfSss 80 81 .ss.lsaf 80 rs
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HJOHN G.. SHAFER, .....
- III MERCHANT TAILOR,
1904 Main street corner above post-ofaee),
RICHMOND. VA.

His stock consists Of a L. -EGE AND FINE AS
soRTMEST DEs GOODS, imported especially for
him, and is. eonstanii,r receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, and PATTERNS. ~ - -rn3z
Prices to suit the lines.
SHIRTS. COLI AIRS, and CUFFS or Gne grades
made 10 order, 80, no II
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

RCSSETT, RUSSIA. and GRAIN LEATHER
BAGS, SATtlIELS, and SACKS;
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH ana VELVET ~
BRUIpERED SLIPPERS;
GENTLEME$'; ELUF, RED, aud NheD"N
GOAT S!.IrrEKS:
LADIES FANCY srEAr SHIPPERS and IN.
DALS;
LADIES rLAfN LoW-CI;r sIlrPEES:
LADIES KID nnd rA1ENT.LEATHEE LuIS
Ky. HEELS,
LAnIE~' WHITE KID SLlPPERs;
BOYS MAROON Sill fE*S:
ClIIIpEE&'S and MISSES FINE DRESS hnUIn
In al IN" .tvi"s:
OLD LADIES nANn.MADE KID tu%nEF~1
CATERS aui LrW-i t. I LAt +. >il"l =.
Oh ID GEEIIEMES'~ ERnAD.EDIlDN. n Al
HEEL SHOES. tail and see Ih.In,
dr - j A.GRInG. Tenth an! hlAn sir"'7.
TUST REC EIVED MD FOR SALE -
~ 900 boxes fuII.cpunt FiIf-i e " XIII,
900 c;,sts three p"und cans TOMATOES Aui
PEACHES.
100 boxes ne" LAiFit RAi~lN~r
100 boxes VALENCIA RaiAiNS.
> fierce, new tUi.RAHI~. w
50 tubs oi virginia ana *r" l"rh ~ .
TER.
20 box,', chuirr tlIFESF,
.jUH bar clS APPLIES, different |hI!rl!rr'
300 boxes ~MDkED HEEEl%h>.
100 bags BEANS und PEAS.
DC S-2w ~. ~ - 5In - .'r'',
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Mt A. HUCZLER & SON,
SOC BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS FOR TUE HOLIDAYS.


SOC BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have just received full and complete line 0f
NOVELTIES suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SILK HANDKERCH1EFS TIES. sHELL-BnNES,
GLOVES. HOODS. NlTTESs. CONCERTS,
KNIT JACKETS. EMBROIDERED ......s.
e.s'5-' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
together with many OF her articles too numerous TO
ssr,..s s.. mention. .... s.. H.,
BLACK ard COLORED CACHEMiRES, full line,
from sc. TO l rs: - ~.
POPLIN LUSTRES, full line OF colors. at l2he.:
PEKiN STRIPES, in SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
VETS: -...i.'ssa s = 1922
BROCADr SILKS, full line colors:
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS, VELFETS, and
VELYETEENS;
A few more OF those CHEAP DAMAsK towels
.s al 25c.; -. .--.s s.-....s ri.
LADIES. ,GENTLEMEN's, and CHnDREN's
UNDERWEAR; tN.
HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS. and CASSIMEREs:
NOTIONS in endless VARIETY. de IL
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H COHEN BROTHERS

nr COHEN BROTHERS
are now Offering their
ENTIRE STOCK OF COLORED DRESS GOODS
ut great reduction. They have also
SOME RARE BARGAINS IN BLACK GOODS
to Offer.
THEIR SILK DEPARTMENT
Is The most extensive to be fonnd this side of New
York, including every variety Of Black, Dark, rs
well as Evening shades in Plain and Fancy. Also,
vELvETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
special offering OF
THREE CASES OF ENGLISH CANTON
FLANNEL
will be made this week at 1Uc, generally sold at
zoe. j yard. Also,
MANY OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS.
(de II
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.


JOHN II. TYLER co.
will be daily opening until after the holidays entire
" lew and beautiful
FANCY GOODS,
SILVER, AND slLvER-PLATED ARTICLES,
In greater variety and design than ever before Of
fered and selected wfh view To artistic effects In
suiting the taste OF cultivated people.
Our sale OF
FINE DIAMONDS
has Increased so largely that we have made extern
siye additions stock In this direction, and can
guarantee our prices 10 be .-s-srs
LOWER THAN TIE LOWEST.
IaWATCHES and CHAINS. as well as JEWF l.
RY generally our STOCK Is teiug daily added U, By
newest patterns. JOHN II. TYLER CO.,
de a2-tpe25 1908 Main :ee..
90 BANG! AND OTHER NEW AND
| NJ POPULAR GAMES for Young folks:
! BACKGA MAoS-BuxEs. CHEss-AEH' ahd DOM
! ATir+Rfaf:TivE BOOKS for young people,;
4 BEAIJTlFUL PICTUsE-B UOkS:
| .BEAuTiFIL RfCTygr- CARDS, wiuirerses;
4 Neutrality-suspicious. 10 boxcs;
4 PICTURE~BLOCkSin boxes;
s2ssTsa tssSSTHafE Z sad ENVELOPES
oAk Il ga aud nd ESYELoP Is in boxes; ,-..
y PARLOR CR0QU E'r In boxes: .. :.
Ii and many other ntes thing for thrfsssnas ani Se"
YeMs ilfse, a. r WDopHOilsEs fAgs HLAs.a agss
.;ssa,eaatsatt4Ag s.st&4:;Z;@ S4iS 2 4D~tAss'I
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THE SCHOONER j. S. IVENs, cleared
j. frog, This port Tor bridgeport, Conn w1s load
ed aud cleared bslA. e. Goodman snsfad OF Cnrsis
d Parker The safd Curtis Parker art ouly ship
t,foksfs for a. B. Goodman. .su eoanm.rt
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HOLIDAY GaeAsS,
FASTER DAWN.

FASTER DAWN.
RANDOLPH & ESGLIH.
1302-t MAIN STREET.
oner the largest and most varied ass tna,,
| In their line. "''"' u rod
STANDARD WORKS, with CoRE,s r,rrs~
TioSs-Dickens, Thacseray, SCOT. .ns 49, IA
cheap and ine dcltious. 's'''
| All the POETS AZ 81 aud uprardx.
| FANCY BOOKS with beautiful Illuminate,
PHOTOGRAPH and AUTE 6RApH-.Ipi:us
BIBLES X A + r and HYMS. R0oEs.,,
styles: a-al
| BOOKS for the young from Ic to a..
| EASTER DAWN and Other pIcT-prs
having from csc to $50: '"''"
! FRAMFS, all sizes. plain xnh fang.
DISKS. NDRE-ByXts
| dressing. CASES
| CAhD-CaSEa
PoCKEr-R0OKs,
I>KsTANDS.
COLI PENS,
PUhTF, LIo-.
UrERA-'r: ASSES.
C1EAR-CAsEs,
CANES,
TOYS
FANCY PAPERS.
PATENT PUFF.BOXEs (RichmonI r,,... 49,,
handsomest ever seen; ''r
rARLOR ORGANS, &C.
Call early to get the pretiest goods fo,c
bright CHRISTMAS FIRES,
BUY THE BEST SPLiNT AND ANTHRACITE
COAL. s.uu,wr,
de l6-3t Eighteenth and Carr rrr-,.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HOLIDAY G"yn~.
ANDREW ASTONI
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF COX.
FECTloSRY, FRUITS, e.,
No. llo5 MAIN STREET. BELOW rusr-
OFFICE.
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW ynpt,
WITH THE FOLLOWING NEW GOODS.
BOUGHT FOR CASH. WHICH WILL
EE OFFERED At \ SMALL An-
VANCE OF NEW YORK iM.
PCRTER>' PR, Es:
500 boxes NEW RAEcISS-Imperial brands:
l, 200 boxes NEW FIGS. tn different Size boxes:
L. barrels NEW CURRASTS.
90 boxes NEW StLTANA or SEEBLE>s
RAlsINS.
% boxes NEW FRENCH pRCNES,
so Jars NEW FRENCH PRUNFS,
80 boxes NEW LEGHoES ClTRoS.
80 bo<c, NEW MESsINh ORANGES,
% boxes NEW MESsISA LEMONS,
1000 FLORIDA ORANGES:
80 barrels MALAGA GRAPES. In Lunchs.
% boxes CALIfrRNlA PEARS.
10 trails NEW BRIGHT DATES,
200 cases CAN GOODS.
300 boxes No. | FlRECRACKEE>
2 500 FRESH tOCDANUT$,
$4,000 TORrEUDES,
l0I dozen ROMhS.CASDIES.
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FRENCH Candle

FRENCH CANDIES.
have the largest assortment Of FRFNtN CAS-
DIES. BDS-HOE$. CHOCOLATE. Sc. tr tNr rr,
from he celebrated houses of Whtumu and Nlt..
lard. also from Paris.
IMPORTED FRENCH FRi'rrS. rINEArrll>
CHERRIES. FlG$, FILMS, ArEICOTS, &c.
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Your attention l. raI'"l :" my large ass"rtrurI' e
hrniSUm" FANCY BOXES fu. rtudFcs nni fr.tt*
also FANCY BASKETS for irutF, e..
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AT THE
99c. STORE.
SATCHELS and VALISES of all sizes, qualities,
and prices. from SOC. to $3.50. l have just
gotten in this line of fine goods at very low
prices, ard any one In want will do well to look
at this assortment of over afty styles and sizes
b. fore buying
slightly damaged, at 30c.-grcat bargains;
Elegant JAPANESE HANDkERCHIEF BONES,
GLOW E-BOXEs, woRK.EoXEs, BREAD
TRAYS, &c, Sc;
have received line OF LADIES' PLATED SETS,
DROPS, LACE PINS, and GENTLEMEN'S
SCARF-PlNS, at various prices, thai will
,rarrnnt for five years time Any goods IN
these lines that have been IN the house longer
than three months will sell ut % and SOC.
Handsome new BRACELETS;
Novelties In MERCHANTS. with CHARMS,
upERA-CHAINs, GENTLEMEN's VEST.
CHAINS, &C.;
50 dozen MEMS WOOL aud FUR HATS, both
stiff and soft, 1T q9r. worth - and $3.50:
and SO. 60 worth double the money.
VA. STEVENS, 505 Er0ad street.
Catalogues mailed free 60 any address. DE IL
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POUND auI FErIr-cAKE$ mad" g. nr,trr
also ORNAMENTAL.
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Of ms maputipturc tturutug uut som" 500 Ionts.'i
t.Hyj, made iroiu thr hest whi'c crushed -tl.al~,
and warranted 10 b" pur" and free from al o1lrtn-
iiOti, mix urt,, or poison.
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HONFECTIONS AND
y HOLIDAY GOODS
&. IinMER, ...
aANUFAC1uKrNT CDAFEITIONkR BY
ST'L M pt;NtFi,

{. IinMER, - -.
AASUFAC1uKrNT CDhFECTIoSEE BY
STEAM POWER,
No. 1918 MAIN STREET.
rr.rartfulIy inform i, Ihr iuD IhT he hTs In store
The largest assortment ot CANDY TOYS ever rS-
hlDirn In this cit - and which Is offered 20 'ie trade
al wholesale ami retail. .--
Ills stock Of - DLiDAY GoODsis complete com
prsIEs, in parI ,,.,,.r,,,,,-.. :,
FRENCH and PLAIN CAEDY MIXTURES, made
,,r III. iu,s 4 SUGAR, AID purrst iaYors;
MALAGA II AlSiSS n All grades, ~
SFfDLESo RAlSiSS, FINEST IIIEgN-
NEW CUR RANTS, TURKISH PRCnEs,
NUTS OF a. Ind. - ELATlSE. ETC.. ETC.:
ORNAMt. MED and PLAIN CANES 81 c'cri de-
script %: ~ ,,,..c,,,
MINEE- NEAT. APPLE and PEACH BUTTER.
ALSO, ...w,.
FIRE WORKS. FIREWORKS! FIRE" OKh5
Sp.ci al prices made fOr sunday Sch "7 ana ar ,.
Nerf .hants from III country viii huh IL 10 V.rt
incrs 81 10 examine my stock before anu
dc 5-3w e. ZlMMER, 1913 Main street.
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FINE DIAMONDS
LnNER THAN THE LOWEST.

has Increased so LARGELY that we have mace extern
siye additions TO our stock In this drecton ana can
guarantee our prices TO be .-e-.r-s
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

rIIE LATEST NOVELTIES N THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.
AMBER CRACRLE GLASS; ,,,
FLOREN1INE GLASS-OuiY Few piece" III 'Hl'
CERs GLASS, which took the premium over the
HARfEQUiN, A. d. CoFFEEs, and DESSERT
F!,iJTT PLATES-lvorY hOty-somcthins new;
DECOR ATED DINNER SkTS-Ttok0 pattern,
CHAMBER SETS-MmI on--gariety OF patterns
TEA sErS-aiI prices and stylts. avn, -,
Viii baye opened on thu 6TH INSTANT me
largest assortment OF WORCE TER; DRESDEN
ASD LOSGWY WAKE EYER exhibited. ana en-
iireiy new designs. GEORGE GIbsoS, JE..
&c 3 ANNI shaIn %
FASTER DAWN AND OTHER plS-
Il TIRES worth having: DESKS an1 Womht..
I:TxrS frnm re. 70 $50 a collection OF Q SiQUE
FANCY ARTICLES: the STANDARD PROSE an"
pjiECI0AL WORKS. plain and hands1ms 81, 81,
lions: CORES ILLUSTRATIONS: bOOhsx ! sHs'
TUr YOUNG from &c. 10 50; BIBLES; fhAi Ely
We offsr the ipggess assortment Of goods In our
line tyar seen In Richmond. .nr ,s,r
de f3.dAS 1909 aud $50 4 ai-ia hfstei,
{ 80 Il /. +.
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CHEER.

r.. &. Sutton, I SALESMAN
j. G.. SSFLSOS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26


Supreme Court Of iSoutA Carolina.
7 Chief Justioe--A. j. Willard, Columbia.
Associate Justice - Henry MoLver, Che
raw.
Associate Justice-A. O.. Haskell, Co
lumbia.
Olcrk-A. Nj. Boozer, Lexington.
Reporter-J. 8. G.. Richardson, Sumter.
Circuit Courts.
First Circuit-Tho counties of Charleston
and Orapgeburg.
Second Cirouit-Tho counties OF Aiken,
Barnwell, Oolleton and Beaufort.
Third Cirouit--The counties of Sumter,
Clarendon, Williamsburg, Georgetown.
Fourth Cirouit--Tho counties of Chester.
field, Marlboro, Darlington, Marion and
Horny.
Fifth Circuit-The counties Of Kcrshaw,
Riohland, Edgefield aud Lexington
Sixth Circuit-The counties of Chester,
Lancaster, Y ork and Fairfield.
Seventh Circuit-Thc counties of New
berry, Laurens, Spartanburg aud Union.
Eighth Circuit-The counties of Green
Vile, Anderson, Oconce, Piokcus and Alb
bevillo.
Circuit Judges.
First-B. 9. Presley.
Second-A. =. Aldrich.
Third-T. b. Fraser.
FOURTH. II. Hudson.
Fifth-Joseph B. Ke::sshaaw.
Sixth-T. j. Mackey.
! Seventh-W. II. Wallace.
Eighth-Thomas Thomson.
OcoMcc County.
Senator-J. w. Livingston.
Representatives. George II. Cherry, Joel
| Beard.
Clcrk of the Court-Jcsse w Stribling.
Judge Of Pro6atc-Richard LOWS.
Sheriff. II Robins.
Coroncr-S II Johns.
Auditor-J. N. George.
11casu,er-.u. L. Alexander.
School Comn,issioner-Isaa Wickliffe
Jury Commisstoner-A. Brenncoko.
County Commtssioners-W w Moss, A
Lay, j r Steele.
Trial Justices-II A II Gibson, S II Johns,
Frank Sloan. w A King. j B Sanders.
Lntendant Walhalta-C L Reid. War
ems: Wondelkcn, A Brancckc, ID Bicmann
@ r Watson. l. Hendrix. w Ptchford.
Itendant Vest Union-J Micklor Ward
ems; X Hunter, Jacob Schroeder, w A
Strother, NJ Cnllas.
Postmaster ValhaUa-J II Sigh.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26
South Carolina Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
CnARLEsroN, s. c., juno l, 1879.
On aud after this date, Passenger Trains
on this road will run as follows:
Leave Charleston at S 90 M
Arrive at Columbia at 10 80 m
Leave Columbia at 8 SO m
Arrive at Charleston at 9 Is n m
Trains leaving Charleston at S a. NJ.
and Columbia at 10 35 A. NJ. make close con-
neotions daily, except Sunday. with trains
of Grccnvilfs and Columbia Railroad, to
and from Grceuville, Walhalla, Anderson,
Spartanburg and points on the Spar:anburg
and Ashevilc Railroad, and for Laurcns on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Excursion tickets to all the principal
Watering places in South aud North Ca.
rolna, Georgia and Virginia have beer
provided, and will be sold at low rates.
&D- Sleeping Cars op oil Night Trains
JOHN B. PECK,
General Superintendent.
D. G. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Ags.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26

On and otter SUNDAY, Juno 1st,
Double Daily Trains will run on this Road
as follows:
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GOVERNMENT DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
IIrocDy;uo

President Rutherford b. Hayes, of
Ohio, to March, 4, 1881.
Secretary of State William NJ. Evarts,
of New York.
Secretary of Treasury ohm Sherman,
of Ohio.
Secretary of Wur--George w. McCralv,
of Iowa
Secretary Of Navy-Richard Thompson,
of Indiana
Secretary Of Intcrior-Carl Schurz, Of
Missouri
Attorney General--Charles Devcns, of
Massachusetts,.
Postmaster General david NJ. Key, of
Tennessee
Legislative.
President Of Senatc-Wm. A. Wheeler,
of New York
Secretary of Senate Gcorge G. Gorhum,
of California.
Speaker of House of Representatives.
Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania.
Clcrk-Gco. NJ. Adams, of kentucky.
Supreme Court of Me United States.
Chief Justicc-lIoo. NJ. r. Waite, of
Ohio.
Associate Justices = Hon. Ward Hunt, of
New York; Hon. Nathan Clifford, of Maine;
Hon Noah II. Swaync, of Ohio; Hon.
Samuel Z. Miller, of Iowa; Hon Stephen
j. Field, Of California; William NJ. Strong,
of Pennsylvania; Joseph p. Bradley, Of
New Jersey.
Tho Supreme Court holds ono session
annually, in Washington, beginning on the
first Monday in December.
United States Courts an South Carolina.
Circuit Hugh i. Bond.
Circuit Cierk-James E. IIagood.
District Judgc-Gcorgo S. Bryan.
Clerk-Danicl Horlbeck.
Marshal--R. NJ. Wallace.
District Attorney. G. Northrop.
Terms for holding United States Circuit
Court. First Monday in April at Charles.
ton; fourth Monday in November at Coz
lumbia.
Tcrma for holding United States District
Court-Frst Monday in January, May,
July md October, in Charleston, for East.
crn District; First Monday 10 August, at
GrccnviIo, for Western District. Crhe
court held at Greonvilo exercises Circuit
Court powers.)
United States Officers an Oconeo.
Post Master-J. II. Sigh.
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue III.
II. Jilson
Government ofthc State of South Carolina.
Governor--W. D. Simpson.
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of Statc-R NJ Sims.
Attorney Cenoral--LoRoy L. Youmans.
Comptroller Gcncral-J ohnson Hagood.
State Treasurer-S. l.. Leaphart.
Superintendent Of Eduoation-Hugh 8.
Thompson.
Adjutant and Inspector Genoral-E. w.
Noise
Superintendent of Ponitentiary-T. j..
Lipscomb.
Superintendent Of Lunatio Asylum-Dr.
p. Il. Griffin.
Governors Private Secretary--Wade II.
| Manning.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26
General James Shields.

James Shields was poor,
AS wealth now counts, lis had not much,
Nor did he put his trust in banks,
And bonds, and syndicates, and suob;
For it was still his simple plan
To serve his country aud DO man.
His life was clean.
Called on and on, from place to place.,
Distinguished both 10 war and peace,
With strong, swif. limbs he ran tho race,
Nor turned aside from any toll
TO gather grain or search for spell.
A bold, bright man.
He freely spent his life and gold,
And lived within tho present time,
AS if he never might grow old;
But We may rest assured his God
Lies not with him beneath the sod.
Yet ho was rich
In spite of oil tho blows of fate,
In spite of poverty and years,
The hero owned grand estate,
Better than any broad domain
A life and conscience FREQ from stain.
Neglected much,
A more scono shifter on tho stage
Where be had played heroic parts,
And still toiler in his age;
The henrt that breaks but never yolds
Beat brayely in tho breast of Shields.
James Shields was poor,
'Tis true, is these, our sordid days,
That honest povercty is not
A common cause Of general praise;
But Shields will be memory yet,
While pocket portraits We forget.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26
WAGHAMLA WEMAMN
GOLLMGE.

F1NllE next session of this institution will
IL commence THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
9th, 1870.
1t is an advantage to teachers and pupils 10
entcr tho various classes at that time, for q
few weeks delay rcndor it difficult to advance
with GLASS.
Board in College and in private
families. por month, $1,000
Juvonilc Department, per month, so
Primary Department, per month. 80
Academic Department., per month, = 100
Collegiate Department, per month 900
These prices aro exclusive of State appro.
priations.
Music, Wax and Fancy Work extra.
For particulars, address,
DIR. y. II. SMEHITZERe.
July rs, 1873, 60
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26

lMPOSSiBLE.----Iha = L0uisYlllo ACiOurtcr
Journal lampooas the Now York Tribune
inhumanly. The latter paper'has recently
been moved to say:
There oro tons ofthousands of1littIe furms
10 Pennsylvania, Virginia and North Caro-
lima owned aud worked by men and women
who wero slaves in 1861. His instinct is
(unlike tho Indiap) to got footbold on
the soil and then to minglo with tho life
of tho whites as servant or in the lighter
trades.
Whcrcupon tho Courier Journal thus
responds: sis it possible that creatures who,
according to tho Tribune, have for nn,nber
of years been fugitives in Tho horrible
swamps of the South; who hayo been
slaughtered by tho thogsands to give the
terrible Southern planters little post pran-
dial amuse;Dent; who are dolly whipped
and lauerated aud ovisocrated-is it possible
! tnat any creatures under such conditions,
could become the owners of 'tens of thou>
sands Of little farms and sit quietly under
| their own vines and fig trees? We hopo
[ tho organ from which we have quoted will
explain this. People who arc shot down in
their tracks and hunted in the swamps
could certainly not own and work "tens of
thousands Of little farms.' That condition
implies peace, good will and prosperity
wherever it exists. That is self evident
1t is very hard work to a palpablo lilo in the
face of facts. The organs of fraud publish
their own mcndacity."
The SINKING OF A MoUNrAIN.-Tho
Toccoa Herald says: On last Thursday
night, at about two o'clock, we had some
i hoo tI,,nl ls..tk
terrible shaking was plainly felt. On the
next day it was found that tho Northeast
sido Of Chattooga Mountain, four miles
Northeast of Tallulah, Habcrsham County,
Ga., sloping down to the Chattooga River
at an anglo of forty-fvo degrees, tho top
of tho mountain being about twelve hun
drcd feet above the river, was gradually
sinking. There was break near tho top,
and at one placo over the top of sloping
ridge was perpendicular rock, the depth
of which was about sixteen feet and
tho extent thirty or forty acres. The bank
was in the shape Of horseshoe, tho too
being ut tho top of the mountain. Trees
were standing with their tops downward,
and tho roots and largo stones wero seen on
the mountain. About three years ago we
felt severe quaking at night. The night
was clear, and it was reported that "DcviPs
Pulpit was shaken down. An old gentle
man living near this mouDtain informs us
that large oraok was discovered about the
timo of the quoking, but little NOTICE was
taken Of it until recently. Some fear is
manifested by those living near tho noun
tain. 1t is not uncommon in Florida for
largo bodies of land to sink, but don't
think it common in q mountain country, as
our mountains arc nearly all composed half
of rock.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26

1GE SoUTn's HopEFUL FUT0KE
matter OF great interest to New England,
and vital Importance to the South, is the
rapid increase of cotton snills In the States
South of tho Potomac. North Carolina
has fifty mills, and in all thero arc reported
ono hundred aud eighty three erected since
tho war i'll the cotton growing Statcs.
This is tho only opportunity of the South.
Let principles of economy be observed 10
State aud municipal government, let capi-
talists be assured that they will not be
burdencd by enormous taxes; let law aud
order prevail as in New England, and
there is no reason why the region where
cotton grows at the factory door, where
rivers turn the mill wheels, und the ada
cent fields furnish tho operative with tho
stall of lifc, canuot compete successfully
with tho territory East of the Hudson,
which brings its cotton thousand miles for
manufacture, buys its fuel five hundred
miles away, transports the food of its labor.
crs half way across the continent. The
outlook in tho Southern States is hopeful,
and they must have great future before
them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26

REMEDy ron Cuo1rpA I.pAnr,,u
Onc-fonrtb ofo on ounoa ~ non;naS a,anoa
cinnamon.
One fourth Of m ounco Of nu,vcr;uea
cum ouiacnm ~ ~ = ''
whiskey mTo bo wotl M sh,tnn @ hoforo % toLon y
Dose for an adult onc-holf of n vine class
or largo tablespoonful, filed nm with
,votor. &C. oh;Id ,,a.a,.;m. ~ ""
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-06-26
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE Railway
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
ATLANTA, GA June Sd, 1879.
CILiNGE or ,SCIIED ULE.

CLt<iN VIZ NI boCIiFD CLIc
On and otter SUNDAY, juno LIST,
Double Daily Trains will run on this Road
as follows:
GOING EAST.
Night Mail and Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, 8 90 D m
Leave Seneca, 8 oipm
Day Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, 8 12am
Leave Seneca 8 13am
GOING WEST.
Night Mail and Passenger Train;
Arrive at Seneca, 6 33 IN
Leave Seneca, 9 81 am
Day Passenger Tra'o:
Arrive at Seneca, s Is nf
Leave Seneca, 16 M
GOING EAST.
Local Freight and Accommodation Train"
Arrive at Seneca, S 05pm
Leave Seneca s 24 pm
GOING VEST.
Local Freight and Accommodation Train:
Arrive at Seneca 7 42pm
Leave Seneca 7 so m
Close connection at Atlanta for all points.
West and ct Charlotte for all points East.
Through tickets on sale at Gainesville,
Seneca City, Grcenyillo and Spartauburg to-
all points East or West.
G. j. FOREACRE,
General Manager.
W. j. HousCoN, Genl Pass. u Tickes,
A Apcnt