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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04
Independent order Mechanics.

The Library Association was permanently
organized Monday evening last and officers elected
follows, l., II Patterson, Pres. William DoheIty,
Wee Pres. Thomas l.. Miller, Sec; j. a. X.
Moore, r., aud s. II. Turner, Librarian. series
Of Saturday evening excursions on the city Of Alex
andrla was determined upon, to commence with next
SATURDAY. There VIII he music and dancing, and n0
liquors VIII be sold ON the boat.
The elections for officers for the present
term of Fix months We're concluded last week fol
lows:
CoiunLia Lodge No I-F. T.. snyder, W. NJ; A.
g. Winston, d. NJ; 9. 7. Chase, Il. : Danie
Chap, VIM NJ. Ashley Con.
Capital Lodge No. ia. j. Murray, W. NJ,
Thomas Wood, j. NJ; A. l.. Smith, X. g.; Dorse!
Beck, y. s.. j. ". Thompson, H.
society Notes.
st. Tammany Tribe No. l3, Improved Ordel
Red Men, have elected chiefs follows: q. Il. Whit
| ter, sachem; NJ. g. Cronk, Senior sag; j. II. Fen
ton, Junior sag; George W. Strictly, Chief o
Records; A. +. Gray H. Of wampun
The membership of the G.. A. X. in thi
city are preparing To Ioin with their comrades Of Hal
tlnore IA excursion 20 Gettysburg the 2lst In
stant 10 pay fraterlal visit 10 the Department O
| Pennsylvania, at their annual encamplnent Oh III
battlefield.
new corresponding desk has been ere
ated In the once oi the Second Assistant Posnaste
General, and Cou,Tade Charles y. Joyce, post com
| Inander OF John A. Kawlns Post No. !, O. A. X.
placed Ia charge. He Win have charge Of all CORES
pondencs relating 10 mall messenger service through
| Out the United States
The temperance people will celebrate TIA
| glorious Fourth to-inorIow-rhe Dashaways,
| Greenwood Park, Georgetown Heights; the Reiorr
Club, Of Alexandria, AT Cariin Springs; the Maryan
| Temperance Alliance, at Spa Springs, BlalensbufR
] and Heber Tent No. 10 and Excelsior Tent NO. AZ
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04

LossDALE Cambria (genuine,) IL cents :;
gauae Isle gloves, Is cents; regular made hose ~
rents; brown linen for suits and busters, 10 cents
linen collars, cents, at Brodhead & Co. $ Old Stand
1905 street.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04

ONE of the largest and most completely
stocked boot and shoe establishments In this city Is
that of Mr. w. n. Dalton 903 Pennsylvania avenue
and 30G Ninth street. Special reductions are now be-
Ing offered that those In want of goods In this line
should make their purchases now and save money
Remember that In making your purchases you have
the goods Of the best makers In this country from
which to make your selections.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04

DRIVER x ScuorlELp's summer garden con
Times to lie nightly thronged by best people who
40 and within Its cooling precincts with agree
able surroundings, pass pleasant hour. The music
is the choicest, The beverages the pnres the at
PENDANTS are attentive AMI polite. that altogether
this Is one of the most delightful places to spend
evening that We know OF. Tomorrow being lnde-
peniece bay the music commences at noon. In the
evening there viii lie haoon ascension aud proiu-
sion of choice fire. works.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04

MALTBY, mechanical expert, 5l7 Seventh
street
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04

+. d. MALTBY, model maker, 5l7 Seventh
str
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04

CALL at Meals drug store, Seventh and
Streets and Test his new soda fountain. Pure
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04

LIME PUNCHES, sherry cobblers, and mint
smashes-the finest put up In this city-are those at
The gem. Az Thirsenth street. None but the puiest
liquors used, and they are sold at ten cents the
table IL nte Is also feature OF this establishment
The choicest meats and vegetables, together with all
seasonahe delicacies always to lie had cooked aud
served Ia the best manner, and at the most moderate
prices.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24
Die 8eifti8e Notb III Sbers
S6Iettett.

Die ssiitiss NOtb in OberidIefen ia
ni1t weni9sr sroB ais bic IsibIide. Su
Der Breslausr 9i5ceie iinb 1874 perwaifie
gfarrsien, in SbsridIsfisn so. Sn ben
eisentIi1en Notbitanbstrsiien sibt es 25
Yfarrssmsinbsn, bic wsbsr einen Bfarrer
nod einsn &apIan babsn unb auBerbem
limb feds msiit sroBe Bfarrssmetnbsn in
ben 5dnben pon Staats: $ farrern, unb
finbsn f1 alio In elmer nod fdlimmern
Gage ais bic e%rfssnannteu @emeinben.
Sn Summa fsbIen In ben eisentIi9en
Notbifanbstreiien ftebensis SesIiorsss
trdfts. Dis issisen SseIiorsspriefsr bas
ben, SumaI bic obsridIiii4sn Bfarrse'
msinbsn msiit msbrere Gauienb Yaro9ias
men baben, 10 poIauf tn ibren eisenen
@emeinben Su tbun, la finb ftellenwsiie 70
NIT arbsiten lb~srIaitst, bab fs nur NIT
aufsebot ibrsr Isstsn Rrdfts frsmbsn pa
ro9ianen, bic In ibre Paro4iesn tommen
mlfeu, ibre Oienits mibmen t6nnen. Bel
einsm stmaissn ausbru9 elmer epidemic
wlrben fs abiolut ni9t i'm Stanbe iein,
has Don ibnsn 8srlanste au prdfirsn. Sn
Nitolai beiipielsweiie ftn6 u suei Yrtes
fer bel 10000 paro9iansn, In PIsff elmer
Bel 10, 900, tn @lsipit nur brei bel II, 900,
tn Wpslopis unb Bosatidis lie swsi pries
fer BET lie IL, 900, in Rpbnit bret BET 49,
600, in &oieI BET einem Staatspfarrsr
10, 900, wel9e uon ibm ni9ts piiien mol.
len, tn 9roB:S trsbIit sbsnio BEL 5000, tn
2si9niS Ditto BET 5000. Dasielbe lit Der
Sal BET @rob' Rubno unb &sIti9, NO In
bsiben 9aro&isen 10, 900 nidt uon ibrsn
Staatss Pfarrern piisn molten, in Bsro'
nom, mo ebenfaIs aud Elm Staats' Yfars
rer nit 5000 Sesleu. 8iele Pfarrsisn
sibt es, NO ~ Elm Yfarrer III ober nur
Elm &apIan bel ie A. bis 5000 Paro9ias
men," ST bas ni3t f9redlt9?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24
M6tuns ibr &atboItfen!
Die Stimme bes berff. Bius TX.

Sn uniern Easeu i9eint bic 8oriebuns
Der tatboIi'den Srefe cine beionbere Mtiis
Sou sessben gu babeu. 9ln ibr lit es, bic
Drunbidss Der Srbnuns unb bes @laus
ssns bort, NO bieieIben berri9en, su bewabs
ssi uup fe ba su perbreiten, mo @ottIos
Fsteit unb cine talte @leidsiItisteit bie'
iebsn In @ersefenbett seratben IieBen. -
Rius TX. IN etnem S4reibeu bon 1851.
@ir sriu1eu gle ~inftdnbisit allen beneu
NIT eurem sutsn WiIen unb eurer @unfi
beisuifeben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb nit
asniisenber SsnatniB ausseriifet, f9 an
Bite arbeit MAIDEN unb Binder unb 3eituns
sen sur 9ertbeibtsuns unb 8erbreituns ber
fatboIiiden 9ebre uerOfentIi9en. - @neps
eIica 9ius TX.
2aBt Nidts unperiu9t, wobur4 nniere
beilise &slision unb ibre beiliame 9ebre In
ben 8ereiRisten Staaten meter perbrettet
werben t6nnen, bamit p~ertrrte Waneerer
auf ben rs9ten Yfab suridseIeitet werben
na6sen. 9tus TX. an bic 8ts
f45fe Der g. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24
tgus Der nDsutiten Ssi&sssituns."0
Die neueften Sor8dnse tn Verl

fiub fir bic tatboIii1sn Sntsrsfsn nidt Il
bsoeutunsslos, als pieaei9t ben, @iner
ODER anberen f9sint. .
Die p~srbinbstsn Yerupianer unb Boil
utapsr finb pom ben @biIeuen 3u Wafe,
unb 81 2anb sei1Iasen. Der ansebIi9,
Stes Der ~erfteren bel Earapaea 1T na9bsr,
ban6 aIs enbsiltise unb uoafdnbise Nie,
bsrIase entbaut worben, 70 baB es einfad
cine Armee BON peru gar nidt mebr sibt
Das Reueiie 1T etne MeIsuns bss vgtsu
Yort 6sralb@ aus Banana pom Sanuar,
6ab Der bur1 feline pieIsn @sri9p6runser
b~stannte unb ldnsere Seit uerbannt gene
isne BieroIa gum Dictator Don psru aus
serufen it,
Die 2sier mSssn MIR iber ben Der.
i9uSrer" Pierola ni9t banse uerben, ions
bern ii1 ibr llrtbeiI p%orbebaIten!
RdmIi4 Yeru unb Bolipia paren bisbe,
in ben Sdnosn Der 9ibsraIen obsr, pas
aud In iensn 9dnbsrn bas 9Isi9s bsbsus
tet, tn ben Sanbsn Der Sreimaurer. Sn
Gina, Der 9auptitabt Don Peru, 1T Elm
HationaIs @roBorisnt unter benz @roBmeis
iter Or. 2son Bsrnarbin, benz bsputtrtsn
@roBmeifier Carlos gIisonbo unb benz
@robiserstdr slrtbur @Onep; auBerbem elm
@roBratb (vSupremo Conselho del Peru")
fir bic So9sraoe inter ben twsi 9ossns
bdupteru antonto be Souja 6erreira unb
0ti1. s.. SartIep. gin3el'2osen 3dblt
man in Der &spubIif fiinfSsbn. sic finb
bic SeeIe Der bortissn Ii6sralen Partei, bic
felt 1864 In benz chen sefi9teten Praoo
aIs B1afbenten ibren rumutb sesen bic
tatbolii6e Stride bss 2anbss ausIieb. Gin
ebrseisiser 9iberaIer, ber giuilif
Or. ManusI parbo, p%erftanb eS, f5 1872
gum grGibsnten wdbIen Su laHen, anb
ieste ben frsimaursrii4en Sampf sesen bic
8n9s fort, ia sr trieb es nod pisl Dryer,
ais isin 8orsdnssr Praoo. Dieter lsstere
gebrau9te nun aus blobsm @br9ei5e ben
pffL fi1 ben vrItramontansnA wieber gu
adbsrn, unb murbs 10 am Q. @us. 1875
piebsrum gum Yrdfibenten Der Repablit
psu sepdblt. gr swans ben gr. prdfs
,entsn parbo Sur Slu9t mad Gbile. BET
ben I'M October 1877 fta~ttsefunbenen Reus
zines Drittsls Der @onsreB'W fits
3Iisbsr psnbsts Ct ale MitteI Der Bsfts9'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24

btr aber sepiB tsin &e4t sibt aa9 ,u feb
len unb ~ Ilsen. Wan fol- bas @ute Der
anbern nadabmen. Das 86ie aber. bas
fe tbun, iou unb barf man ni@t na9ab'
men
@nbli6 iast elm Nnbersr: sd muB fte
@eiddfte balber Ieien."
Gin nidtsiasenber 8orwanb! Was man
iber @eiddfte In idledten 3eitunsen fins
bet, bas fiubst naa aud unb nod uiel bei'
fer in suten Seitunseu. Oas ffrense 0ers
Bot Der idledten 3eitunsen bIeibt aIio tros
a0er ginusnbuns aufre@t befeben, uno
lebsr futboIii9e @brift, Der ietn ewises
Seelsnbeil ntdt auf's Spiel feseu MIL,
iol unb muB bieieIben aus ietnem 9auie
i4affeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24
Ser 8epoIusser Gremiens topt.

Siaac @bolpbe grsmisur, bas 5aupt ber
alliance tsraslite uniperiele", Der iibii1en
vSntsrnatiouale" 3ur Qusrottuns bes @bri
itentbums unt our @rinbuns bss v&ei4es
Ssrasl", 1T am 10. b. in Yaris i'm aIter
pom 81 Sabren sefiOrbsn. @r wurbs am
80. apriI 1895 bu Nimes BON israelitii9sn
gItsrn seborsn, ffubirte &sdtspifsnidafi
unb erwarb fd baIb aIs Gbpotat eineu
Ramsn. Inter 9ouis PbiIipp mar ct uisbr:
mails Mitslisb Der &ammsr. Ra1 Der
characterization In lS48 wurbe er ein
MitsIisb bsr prouiiorii9sn &ssieruns unb
ibernabm bas gortefeuias bss Sufiaminis
fteriums. SIN Infans mai Ct Elm llnters
filter bes prinjen NapoIeon, fpdtsr BE:
tdmpfts Ct i'm absr auf's bsftisits unb
mad benz Staatsitrside 3os er fi9 gan,
pom Der BoIitit burid unb srinbste bic
fog. alliance israslite unipsrisue~, eins
iibifde rSnternatiouaIs" aur ausrottuns
bes @~briifentbuus unb our @rinbuns ets
mes rReides SsraeI".
Na1bem es ben 9ebeimblnbIern geluns
gen mar, Nupolson in ben &riss nit
Dsuti9lanb binein su serreu unb feinsn
Stur3 3u bepsrtfsuiseu, trat grsmisur
wieber binter ben 9ouIiHen berpor auf bic
politii4e Bibne unb iibernabm In Der re:
publifaniI9en &esieruns bas Suffi3mini:
fterium ; ipdtsr reiibirte er In Eours ais
@oupsrneur ber iibIi9sn, ni5t pom ben
Osutidsn beissten PropinSen. am Is.
Deg. 1875 uurbe er gum Seuator auf 9ss
bens1sit srpdbIt unb ffanb natirIi9 ais
FOLDER auf benz duberiten Iintsn GIiseI.
Der seIsbrisfs S9aIsr sss &suOIus,srs
Grsmisur III Der Subs 9ambetta unb pirb
berielbe iest obne 3weifel aud on bic
Spiss Der alliance israsIite uniusrisae"
treten.
Bas bieie iibii9e ySnternationaIs- fir
!Smsde psrfolst, has erfabren mir aus benz
Munbe ibrss @rinbsts Grsmisur islbf,
Der f5 I'm Sabre 1870 In elmer 9sriumms
lung in Yaris barber aIio pernebmen Iieb:
,W. 81 Ni9ts bIeibt uns isst per5ore
gen, bic &unbs pom @qem selanst 3u uns,
6a unlsr Sabrbunbert nit sroben S@ritten
Der &sIisionsfrsibeit CD en%tssseneiIt,
weIde aIsa sebiIbstsn Nationen gum Bes
ssworbsn III, ba bic 8ilbuns auf
BEN Sittigsn bss Seuers beranfommt, bas
Der Msnt9snssiff benz 5immsl seraubt
~ bat. llnb psId' Elm Slid, uns iasen
|u f6nnen: Dts alliance isr. uniu. bat
Ibren p~obItbdtissn ginfuB inmitten Der
seabt anb febe ba! Die Wor'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24

Ridts. Dsnn bisis sisbt fid tn bisier 9ss
3iebuns ense Sdranten, neil ite bas fits
lide Brinsip ~pertritt. Daber Tam bic tatb.
8re1e auf Gbonaenten in ben Rreiien Der
jeunesse doree unb dbnliden @irteln gar
nidt re9nen. Osrartise 2eute ueroen im'
mer obtse Bldtter Ieien. Aber bieier nms
ffanb III aerabe Elm idweruiesenbsr mebr
iir bic Yfitt ausr 4riftli@en &reiie tire
Inter itisuus Der drifIiden prsfs su3u'
member. Dsr ben Sdaben, ben bic uns
4rialide 9rsfe anridtet, 3u beurtbeilen
psrfsbt, bat aud bic beiltsfts 9etpfi@s
tuns, bic Seiniseu unb beionoers bic Sas
seno bauor gu bemabren. Dabsr foate
minbefsns auf isbem SamiIientii9 eine ta'
tbolii9e 3eituns ltesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24
Sabre Worte.

Die sroBe 8e,breituns sesnsriidsr BIat.
ter srtIdrt, idreibt Der ct. aouis .SsroIb
bes @Ianbsns", f9 bur9 ben l1mitanb,
baB bisls YrsHs benz StanbaI Iisbsubsn
Gbeil bes publitums-unb Isibsr III bs0sn
3abI nur su srOb-in freunbli4er Bsiie
entssssntommt. Die msiiien Iaieu es f9
nidt an artitsI fsbIen, weIds bic SinnIid'
fsit fitsIn, unb usrweisern ni9t bic anfs
nabme pislfadsr unmoralii9sr Gnnoneen.
Jar foI4e &reiie bietet bie fatboI. prefe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24
Sir6fi6e %gleutsReiten.
SulQuO.
Smlan0.
Oi6cefe 8tncenneS.

aus indianapolis, 2. Ssbr., wirb benz
Cine W. Sr seidrieben: Das Gus
psriorseri@t Der biefiseu Stabt bat cine
iebr bsbauernswsribe gntideibuns In Der
5oipital'6 rase sessbsn. Sd erIaube mir
lbsr bic anselesenbsit einsn furaen ssi9idts
li9en usberbIid 3u ssbsn: gii9of be ct.
paIais erSfTnete isinsr 3sit Elm Ssminar,
i@lob abeI ba1elbs balb wieber, ba ss on
Der mStbisen llnterfiltuns %manseIte. Oa
nun fdon felt ldnserer Seit ein tatbOI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24

vWir sIauben ni6t, baB einem Wanne,
Der ioldes erlebt unb seidilbert, obne ben
aaetbrinsenbifen @runb uuebIe Motiue
unterselest uerben ioItsa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-02-24
RatsoliSder Rirdcu . saIeuser,

Selus treibt einen GeufsI Gus. - Cue. IL.
Spnnt. ben 80. Gtbruar Rsmanus, Ntt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
. - : -
Special NottSoe.

HEALTH AND BEAUTY CoMBlNED--W WoMANs
NdnTs. One who has long studied this subject
now presents tho result OF his Investigations.
lie is happy to say that he has discovered "Wo-
mans Best Friend" 1t is adapted especially 10
those cases where tho womb 10 disordcrcd and
will cure any irregularity of tho "n,enscs."
Bradfcld's Female Regulator acts like u charm
in "whites," or o sudden check of tho "monthly
courses" from cold, trouble Of mind or like
causes, by restoring tho discharge in every in
stance. In chronic cases it's action is prompt
and decisive aud saves the constitution from
countless evils aud premature decay. Prepared
by DR.. J. Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga. For sale al
Sl.60 per bottle by Norman s. Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

AN OLD physician. retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary tho formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma ana ali
throat and lung affections, also positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has fcl.
il his duty to make it known to his suffering
fellows. kctuatcd by this motive and n desire
to relieve human suffering, will send free Of
charge to nil who desire it, this recipe, in Ger
man. French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by address
ing with stamp. naming this paper, W. ".
SnERAn, l49 Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.
Oct ., 1870 46.cowl2t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
A man may have thousand ac1uaintanccs
aud not have one friend among them.

Gov. Simpson has appointed Tho following
gentlemen Commissioners to represent tho
celebration of the battle Of Kings Mountain:
Gems. John S. Preston, John G. Williams
John D. Kennedy, Col. John Earle nomar,
Gen. w. III. liarlco, Col. J. y. Banding,
Gov. John l.. Manning, Maj. T. G. Barker,
Capt. llanpden Brooks, Col. G. f. SAWYER.
The Governor is also sending to csc!
OF tho Governors Of the thirteen original
States copies Of the concurrent rcso-
luton adopted BY the Legislature Of
this State rcancs'ina the Senators and ths
members Of tho House Of Representatives
from South Carolina in Congress to procure
an appropriation in aid of the ccnteunn
celebration Of tho battle Of Kings Mountain
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
april Is. 1880
NO'i' ICE.

The State Board Of Health through it's
s"bsboard for the Town of Walhalla, S. c..
has made various suggestions to tho Town
Council in reference to the sanitary condition
oil the town nlon which the following orlsrs
have been given to tic Town Marshal
'Son arc hereby directed to 20 upon tho
premises Of every citizen and have removed
all heaps Of dccaying vegetable matter, such
ms manure piles, heaps Of chips and also all
cess pools standing mud ponds about tho
premises 70" will also examine all collars,
earth closets, water closets. pig pens, &c.. and
have the same cleaned up and purified by
use OF coppcras or lime. Should any person
refuse to heed your direction you will report
the same to tho Intcndant"
By order Of the Council.
@. l." REID. Clerk.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

Norman's Nickel Cologne is nicely put up
in fancy counter pusteboard cases containing
two dozen sample or five cent sizo and one
dozen rs cent siSo. These sizes arc only
sold in connection with each othor. We
would respectfully request dealers to corres-
pond with US for terms and prices to tho
trade. Respectfully,
Il. i, NORMAN s. Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
J. II. DAVIS, NJ. D.
ATLANTA. GA February TO- 1879

ATLANTA. Ga, February 10, 1879.
DRs. HUTCHINSON & BRo--Gents: have used
your "Nenralgine" in several instances, and
find it tho best remedy for neuralgia hnve ever
tried 1t relieves the pain and lcoAus none
those unpleasant effects duo to narcotics or
other anodyncs. shall always keep it in my
Office, and inhe much pleasure in recommending
it to my patients. 5. G. HOLLAND, Dentist,
"a Whitehall. Atlanta, Ga
For salu tY,st stArmsn s. Bro, Walhulla
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

CHARLESTON, April 12.--At tho town
election in Elgclieltl to day an alteration
occurred, in which DR.. w. H. Bland and
y. y. Glover were shot in tn, bowels, and
probably mortaIly wounded. a. Ii. Cisby
was shot ~ the thigh in two places. The
quarrel grew cut OF proposed reduction Of
the whi%kcy tax, and occaSioncd general
row at the polls All the wounded persons
are white.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15

The General Assembly of thc Presbyte,
riun Church of the United States of
America meets il Charleston on the goth
of May next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
MtLLTowN, CHAMpERs Co., ALA.

July l3, 1877
have used your Female Regulator extcn-
sivcly in my practice for long time aud with
entire success where there was no complication
OF disease. If it is not specific, il is, in my
opinion, tho best known remedy for tho diseases
for which IL is recommended.
J. II. DAVIS, NJ d.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
Final Settlement.

fNllE undersigned Administrators of the
Il personal estate of Lewis T.; Morct. do.
ceased. will apply to Richard Lewis, Judge
of Probate for Cconee County, S. c., on ,he
Slh day of May next at his Office in Wulhalla,
for final settlement OF the said estate and
discharge therefrom as administrator.
j, w. STRIBLING.
Administrator.
April s, 1880 2l4i*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15


LOUISVILLE. KY, April ll--At n special
meeting of tho directors Of the Louisville and
Nashville Road yesterday, tho President
placed before The board the contract and
alliance perfected with the Georgia Central,
the Georgia. and the Western and Atlantic
Roads. Details Of the contract will not be
made public. Tho alliance hos already
received the signatures of tho Presidents of
the Georgia Central, tho Georgia and the
Western and Atlantic Railroads. President
Newcomb stated that the alliance, in con.
nection with previous coalition between tho
Georgia tho Central and the South Carolina
roads makes the objective paints OF the CONS
bna,ion Savannah aud Charleston. lie said
that great care had been taken that the
alliance shall conform to the laws and policy
OF the State Of Georgia, and that all the
companies united will keep within the letter
and spirit Of tho law, and net in obedience to
the mandates OF the railroad commission,
just rs though no combination had been
formed. There was no desire or purpose on
tho part of tho Louisville and Nashville unn- =
ascment to acquire any undue advantage
over any of its ncighbors or competitors.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
Written for the KEoWEE CouaIER.
In Memory Of Our Early Dead.
by MINNIE

ny MINNIE.
Lay them down gently TO rest on their biers,
No pain they feel now, no fever is there,
Right calm are their slumbers in deaths gentle
arms,
Securely they sleep, no fears can alarm.
Pure were their young hearts, their lives free
from stain;
Death loves bright mark and takes q sure dim;
Wo could not dctain them when called to thoir
home, !.
Their Saviour had said for such there is room.
We'll leave then our darings in Jesus TO sleep,i
He'll lovingly shelter, ho safely will keep;
Wo would not disturb them their slumbers to
break,
In Jesus they sleep, in Jesus they'll wake.
But dear ones. we'll miss you, and lifo will seem
drcar
Well miss those sweet smiles that hayo ever
been doar;
But bright are the links to the fast growing
chnn;
Well meet you, our darlings, we'll meet you
again.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GOHnty OF Oconce


IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS I,
Jacob Alexander, Plaintiff vs.. Mary Ajax.
ander, widow of James Alexander. do.
ceased, Elias L. Alexander, Jordan Alexs
andoT' David Alexander, brothers, and
N"hcy Ann Madden, sister Of James Alex.
anacr, deceased, Martha Watson Mary
mcC"!l' pendlcton Alexander, Rebcccn
hudson, Pickons Alexandcr yunce Alex.
andar, Tallulah Alexander and Siotba
Alexander. children, md Jcnnic Alexan.
aer widow of Micajah Alexander deceased,
Daniel d. Alesandcr, William Alexander.
Sarah Frazier, Lucinda Alexander, Thomas
Alexander and Jacob Alexander, children.
and Charlotte Alexander. widow, of Isaao
Alexander, deceased, and Daniel Perritt
Elizabeth Ann Pcrritt and LORNA Pctrtt
children Of fMolissa Pcrritt, deceased, Daniel
Watson, James Watson and Elizabeth
Watson, children OF Elizabeth Watson.
deceased, and Th mas +. Madden, Do
PENDANTS. SUMMONS FOR PARrlroS or
NEAL EssATE.
TO the Defendants in Tic above stated case:
WOU and cacl, of you are hereby sum
n moned and required to answer tho COM
plant in tho said action, n copy Of which is
herewith served on you and to serve COW
of Your answer on the subscribers at
their Office on the public square in Walhala.
S. c., within twenty days after tho service
hereof on you, exclusive Of tho day of such
service Ii you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintif will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint
WalhalIa, 8. c., March 10Th, 1880.
COTlIRAN & STRIBLINC'
Plaintif's ATTORNEYS.
LIS. +. w. STRIBLING, C, G. =,
10 the absent defendunte in tho above sated
action
HNAkE notice that the summons md com
IL plant in this action was fled in tho
Clerks Office for said county and State on tho
18Th day of March, 1880, and its object is to
partition the land in Oconco County of james
Alexander, deceased.
COTilRAN & STRIBLING,
Walhala, s. G.,
,o, Tx, Plnin,if's Attorneys,
"'arrh 20, 1850 1865.