Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-02-27
Mexico and United States.

Owing TO their warm and delightful climates,
their inhabitants grow salow from torpid Livers,
Indigestion and oil diseases arising from dis
ordered Stomach and Bowels. They should Of
course at all times keep tho liver active, and to
| our readers wo recommend Tablcr's Portaline or
Vegetable Liver Powder. Takon in time, it will
often save money and much suffering. Price so
cents. For sale by Norman Bro, druggists.
Preaching in tho Lutheran Church every
Sabbath morning at l04 o'clock. by Rev. J. G.
Boehn, pastor. Sabbath School every Sabbath
morning at 8 a. M.
Preaching in the Prcsby yterian Church by Rev.
S. l.. Morris, Pastor, on first Sabbath at III a.
| NJ; second Sabbath at u p. 81; third Sabbath
at IL A. NJ. and u i. NJ; fourth Sabbath at u
Pm. Sabbath School every Sabbath at 81 A.
NJ. Prayer meeting lecture every Wednesday
night at u p NJ
Tho following are tho appointments for Wal
haa and Seneca City Circuit for the quarter
ending with the 4,h Sunday in March:
Rock Spring, first Sunday and Saturday be-
fore, at ! a. Nj.
Walhalla, .ccond Sunday, at II A. NJ. and Z
P. NJ.
Seneca City. third Sunday, nj II a. NJ.
Friendship, third Sunday, at 3 p. NJ.
Fnirvicw, fourth Sunday. at II a. NJ.
Old Pckcns, fourth Sunday at p. NJ.
Our TENURE OF LIFE depends in great
measure upon our regard for o: neglect of tho
! health If we violate them wo cannot expect
to make old bones" But that tho span of
existence allotted to u naturally delionte con-
s,itution, or ono which has been shaken by
disease mny be materially heightened, is u
fact Of which VIC have daily proof. The
Lvvifying and restorative influence Of Hos
tottcr's Stomach Bittcrs urnn failing ply
sique nffnrds Il striking illustration of tho
power Of jndicions medication to strengthen
the hold upon life. Restored digestion. com
plctc assimilation, renewed appetite. sound
rcpose, these arc among the benefits conferred
upon the debiIitutcd by that supreme rcno-
want. With circulation enriched, frame
invigoratcd, aud II nervous system tranqni-
lied. the invalid, after Il course Of the Bitters
feels that his ifc-tennrc is no longer the pre-
carions thing tha. it was--,hat he may yot
enjoy green old age"
WAsnrNaroN, February 22-Tho fol-.
loving appropriations urc embodied in tho
sundry civil appropriation bill reported 20
the house to day: Court House and post
+ Office at A.l,Lta Ga, $40, 900; custom house,
Court House and post Office at Memphis,
Tennessee, $50, 900, custom house at Now
| Orleans, $4,000, custom house, Court
House and post Office at Nashville, Teuncs.
see, S75 1000; for continuing the construc-
tion Of the light at or near American Shoals,
Florida reefs, $50 900; for rebuilding the
tower at South Pass entrance to the Nlissis.
sppi River, $50 900; barracks at Fort Mon.
, roc, S34 900; to pay the State Of Georgia in
full settlement for advances made to the
United States in supprcssing the Greek.
Seminole and Cherokee Indians, S72, ,20S.
WASHINGTON, February 22-Tho large
5 iron safe known as tho Centennial Safe"
E which was on exhibition Mt the late Centennial
exhibition. containing autographs and photo-
graphs of distinguished men Of the country
Of 1876, was closed to-day at noon, in Stntu-
nry Hall, 'Df the ca pitut i'm the paeseneurof n
: large number 0f spectators. though no tnrmal
ceremonies were observed. Senator FRYE
who presided over the Senate flor the deatl,
of Fico President Wilson, represented the
administration. Nicplay, Private Secretary
+ to President Lincoln, was also present. Tie
, safe is to remain closed 100 years and then 10
[ be opened.
The ancient frigatc, The Constitution, is
always in trouble. At last accounts she was
being towed into Portuguese port, with Il
t damaged rudder, by a tug which had bill
for So GOO for the simple service. Like the
other Constitution, this one has been
, amended too often. If she reaches home
!, in safety she should be promptly sent to the
t junk heap. We have kept on repairing
her, as the patriot did his Revolutionary
, musket, until there isn'tso much as to,icl,
hole left of the Old Ironsidcs which threshcd
thc.saucy Gucricrc.
CINClNNATI, February 25. A dispatch
from Newark says that there is n great com :
: motion there on account Of tho publication,
! by order of city council. OF the names Of for
, mer members Of council with the dates end
amounts of money illegally taken from the
city treasurer under different prctcxts, aggrc.
r eating $4,000. Many of them nre among til
most prominent citizens. The solicitor is
instructed to commence suit for tho recovery
Of tho money TT once.
YNETNEAI.