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:. Is 1874 .e from 4 Simple tropical tea! ri
Rare NalIr, and IS u Positive Escns-
ed, 10: all HE diseases thHt cause pains
IN tire lower par Of tie body for Torpid
observation-disclosures .Iuundire- Dizziness,
Gravel, Mnlaria, and all difficulties of the
Kidnevs. Liver. and briuorv Organs. For
Female Esisc;asgs, Monthly Men
s,rllllons, and during Pregnancy, II ha,
no equal. 1t restores tia organs That
make tho hood. and h2;te is the best
EBiUea Purifier. Ii is tie ONLY known
frlnellv that cures BiHGliF'S DISEASE.
For Eilbr,cs, usn WARNEHS SAFE
DIABETES CURE.
For Safe bv Druggists and Dealers M
ssA.95 per bottle. Largest bottle i'll llo
market. Try it.
Ii. II. WARNER & Co., Rochester, \. Y.
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Nc'U advertisements.
pISya'EeAX NOEEa'sI.

State of Maryland, Frederick county 10
wit:
I hereby certify that Cathgrinc Ions0n
oFFrcdcrick County made oath before
the subscriber one Of the Justices OF FNt
Peace in and fer sale county this 10Th day
of November 1880. t&ata stray tr@&p"Sain-
upon her enclosure on the 9th day OF No
Ycmhri 12H.' dark Brindc Cow wiIl0ur
horns Nnd white spot ON either Hank, and
calf about six months Old.
Sworn before,
G. l.. FirOr ] p.
Th> owner orthc above described prop
rrI.y Is requested to prove property pay
charges and take ihcma away
CAEHAK!NE YONSON
Nov. l9 It Near ElCholt2 Mill.
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CoJ;N.Ty' NEvySsassys
yottings from our Exchanges.

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'heg cap'"let ''h'''oe" '1''"'"'
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to be very 'al""se Invention ne mas
"h'y Recently '"'"''o' ~" P'''r' Wa ''''
iilVe'i''oA n"'' interest ~ ""'''i "e ""'
assigned |" 'rle"" III ''"''"''o'' ''s0"
! Quite s sensation was crested le"
/ DAYS ago by wild deer passing through
/ the upper part Of the county, at last &C
counts it WAS in the mountains le"
miles from this city, t" douh' " was INC
same 7eer 'ia' WAS seoi ''e"i NINA '''e
--c''st".
Os DIR rnmoF is afloai to the cree:
tina, our highly esteemed ieIIo" citizen,
Edward X GiN;Hg2r, siSqr..lS TO he Inc
successor o. Col. John l.. lE9NFs, prcseh'
I Collector az Customs, st the Fort OF ha!'
, limorc. The 'osition could not re con
/ terrcl upon ~or'hirr 81 more deSerY
| ing gentleman. or sounder, more active
AMI influential Republican. lie has our
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every effort In his power to arouse Shaum'
but states he heard 10 response to his
calls, and the unfortunate man persisted in
the flames Mr.. RhOnGliCk himself is in n
very critical condition from the injuries
received Mr.. Trimmer has ben running,
Tie, mill for nearly two years. The BUILD
Ing and machinery was valued ut $4,000
and YVES insured in the Montgomery com
pany, fox upwards of $4,000. There WAS
over fifteen hundred bushels Of wheat de
stroyed, four hundred bushels Of mill feed
fifty bushels ofshcl!ed corn, fifty bushels OF
chop, IS barrels of -four about one hun
bred and fifty dollars in cash, I'll the books
of the mill on which were about So 900 o.
uncollected accounts. Mr. Orlando Rams
burg looscs five hundred bushels Of wheat
which was on storage. Both Mr.. Tiilf
mer and Rhnicrick believe tho mill wa
get on fire, and their belief to u consdcra
bic extent is shared by the pcopl- Of the
neishborhool. Capt Chiswcll. who rep
) rcSents the Montgomery company, VISITED
The spot Yesterday Citizen.
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fsurhNheat Flour, for sale

s'tEAS. II tA8SER4AS
Call ut tine House. Nov. 1926
Now, let's have a row over New
County.
The protracted meeting at Eylers Valley
clssed last Sunday night.
SnpENApE Deed be by boodlde abode!
Rsk.in.-Go home and blow your cpl
zooty
At least Que business man in our town
has had practical evidence of our sore
need Of bank.
The remainder Of the Garfield pole lctt
standing after Saturday nights storm was
f.lled on the following (lasU Saturday.
REvlvAL.-Durng last week and thus
far during this week, revival haa besn III
progress at the NJ. f. Church of this place
Rey 8. W. Shields (Moravian) held ser.
vices In the NJ L. Church on Sabbath
evening last, Rev. o. L. Eldlidgc being
absent.
Winter has set in in earnest in The Yves,
tern section Of the country, rs snow and
freezing weather have been reported for
several d..
From sass,rras Kent Co., NIL find
that sell as nueh of Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup a, Of al other cough remedies COM
bued. J. f. Hartley, Druggist.
One of our exchanges, in one breath be
walls the necessity of female labor in the
fold. and the scarcity Of trninps Then
tramps are not al unmixed evil after all
Th;a ia ,he season of the yea Wien the
s,.rorcd vcr,h thinks Of III. warm ulster
~ich, Internationally, went down his
girls lhro.t II ;cs cream saloons during
the summon.
NV roxrycr,oxupy We have it en-
,u,h,r;,v ,h,t new confectionery snl
,,s,er s.lo,n vii, be nncned next week,
hv Mr.. Nj F. Polly, on Water strcet. We
wish you success Bud
s.ox-cn g,,rrdsv came our fra,
sn0W 1t failed 10 rCnlQin VIII GS, Longer
u,,, ,.,,,cb III. Garth ba1 our maintains
s,s vb,.,.d as il l,v there +, tb- t,r,b
Of ohali inch.
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vs,.hn.,on1 ia corrrn,ion of L,rf3
amp Of III. E,,s, ,onmon nf Welsh names
". wor,d infer from, his that this copfec
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c""' Oh i'"p' ''io" '"'''' '''"' b
dsastrous!y. After some sclSc nshlhg'
She fire was smstheled and 10 serious
damage ""hs
hUsKlNd.-On Monday h'g"'' '"''h
Fes!e gave husS'ng NJ when qnl'e
number oil our young !"!ks nHeI"co' nc
boys got anxious Tor tle iuh III 'he he"s'
and didn't husk clean, 80 Mr.. r. h"d %
stop them before 'hey nn'shcq tEe hs'''
He got COCO I'LL however a'''' Al Aa"
good Time
There is a good dc@i Of morality which
resembles that Of the old ,.cer, WHO saId
L..
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. f f | G L o +
@ + F ICE or
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL, COM
MlssIoNERs, FREDERICK COUNTY
MARYLAND.

:" FREDERICK, Nov. 9Th, 1886
i Tho Board of School Commissioners
will meet in regular Session,
O" Friday and Sairday, tie &c Ii
,t and 9th Instant,
T2achers' Reports for the Fall Tern
must he in the hands of the Commissioners,
or in this Office; at least three days before
the time appointed for said meeting
n35T TeacIcr,' salavi"s will be paid On
and after Thursday, December @nd. -
Nov II st, J.. II. LAKIN StCre.ar".
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

the Democrats shall havo .doolatod their
policy the Republicans will be in ighoranco
of what they must believe aud defond 10
tho coming Presidential battle. Ropubli-
can trust is, therefore, predicatcd entirely
on tho certainty Of Democratic mistakes.
Judging by the past it would seem to be
reasonably safe reliance; but what pi.ia4
bio attitude does great party present, that
has written tho most i!lustrious annals Of
the nation and now has no hope of popu-
lar confidence save in the assumed greater
weaknesses or wrongs of its adver-
sary7 If wisdom should at last guide the
deliberations Of the Democrats and tho
Confederate brigadiers should be silent
when Conkling sneers and Blaine tauuts;
what hopeless emptiness the stalwarts would
fiod themselves wheh tune Is CALLED for
1880! Tho stalwarts are nothing If not
tempestuous, aid ono side oanuot make
tompest itself: If sectional strife shall not
be rekindled in Congressional debate and
no sectional issue shall be fanhed Into
Aameby Congressional fools or demagogues to
tho stalwart cause will have no appeal to cor.
ry to the country, aud RepublIoanism must
either foform Its lines on the issues Of
statesmanship or it must suffer disastrous
defeat. In that case there would remaii,
but two positions left for the choice Of
the Republican leaders. They would bo
compelled to either take Grant and ooucil-
iation or Sherman and the retirement of
grcenbaoks, for Blaine would be distanced
in tho race whom stalwartism capitulates
Suoh is tho attitude and such the perils of
RepublicaDism. With two great parties
ready to accept any faith to win the Presi-
dental battle the accident of day make
either master, and Republoanism is simply
waiting for the lottery to be drawn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
Church Directory for 1880.

The following is the best arrangement of
appointments for tho Walhalla Circuit and
Mission that is ut presout suggested by tho
location and needs of tho work. Further
observation may suggest additional changes.
Westminster, first Sunday at 10 o'clock a.
III. Center, first Sunday at 81 O'Clock p. IN.
Hopewcll, Saturday before the first Sunday
at IL O'Clock a. N. Jocassoe, second Sunday
at 10 o'clock q. III. Whitmire's, second Sun.
day at 81 o'clock p. NJ. Double Springs,
third Sunday at l l O'Clock q. III. Walhalla,
fourth Sunday at 103 o'clock q. M. and 7
o'clock p. IN. Oconcc, fourth Sunday OF
3a o'clock p. M. Prayer meeting in Wal
halla Church every Thursday at 7 O'Clock
p. m. Hopcwoll Saturday before the first
Sunday at II o'clock u. nj. IIopowell
second Sunday by Rev. j. j. Neville at IL
o'clock q. u. Hopewel fifth Sunday in
February OF II o'clock o. M.
A. w. MOORE, p. G.
BAPTIST CnURcM.-Rev. George r..
Gresham, pastor. Preaching every Sunday
at IL a. M, and lecture by tho pastor to
adult olass in Sunday School at 81 q. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday at p. m.
The following arc Rev. w. A. Hodges
appointments on tho Seneca City Circuit for
tho year 1880: Rock Springs, first Sunday
and Saturday before at II a. IN. Old Pick.
ems, second Sunday aud Saturday before at
IL a. IN. Seneca City, third Sunday at L
o. IN. Friendship, third Sunday ut 81
O'Clock p. IN. Fairview, fourth Sunday and
Saturday before at Ii O'Clock a. IN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
EIXMENEAI

Married. on the 5th of January. 1880, by
II: a. H. Gibson. Esq, Mr.. Z. II. Kirby and
Miss Elizabeth IIilliard NIL of Oconee.
Married, at tho residencb of tho brides
father, Mr.. Thomas Cdin. December 18th
1879, by MIR: j. W. Ilaulbtook, Mr.. James
Bearden to Miss Emma Cain, both of Oconcc
Married. December 23d. 1879, by j. B.
Sanders, Esq, at tho residence of tho brides
mother, Mrs. .. A. Pritchard, Mr.. II. j.
Myers to Miss L. A. Pritchard all Of Oconco,
Married, at the Westminster Baptist
Church, on Sunday evening. 9TH instant, by
Rev. +. l.. Sisk, Mr.. A. P. Freeman md Miss
Cordelia Sisk, daughter Of the officiating
minister.
Married, on January 9TH, 1880, by Rev.
l!utto, OF the residence of tho BRIDES mother,
Mr. 9. L.. G. Elrod to Miss A. j. Pritchard,
al Of Anderson County.
Married, by Rev. +. l.. Sisk. December
3lst, 1879, at the residence of Mr.. Pickons
Cole, Mr.. Joseph Bates to Miss Lulu Pritoho
ard, MI of Oconeo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
The Homestead.
TERMS OF TIE PROPOSED CoksTiTuT1oNAL
AMENDMENT.

Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to
Section 80, Article ! |, Of the Constitution
of the State of South Carolina, relating to
ahomcstead and providing that tho benefits
of q homestead exemption may bo shared
equally by all clussos of citizens.
BE IL rcsolued by tho Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State Of South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General Assembly.
! and by the authority Of tho same:
That the following amendment to tho Con.
stltution Of the State DO submitted to the
qualified electors of the State at the next
general election. and if majority of the
electors qualified to voto for members of the
General Assembly voting thereon shall vote in
favor of such amendment, and two-thirds of
each branch Of the next General Assembly
shall, after such election and before another,
ratily tho sauio amcndmept by yeas or NAYS,
it shall ho part OF the Constitution, to wit:
That Section 32, Article II, of tho Constitu-
ton Of this State be and is hereby stricken
out and the following inserted ia lieu thereof:
''The General Assembly shall enact such
laws as will exempt from attempt from at
tachmcnt and sale under my mcsno or final
process issued from any court to tic head of
any family residing in this State d homestead
in lands, whether held in foo or any losaor
estate not to exceed in value onb thousand
dollars, with the yearly products thereof, and
evory head of Il family residing in this State,
whether entitled to homestead exemption
i'll lauds or not. personal property not to
exceed in value the sum Of five hundred dol.
lars; provided, that in case Of any woman
having separate estate shall be married to
the head OF family who has not Of his own
sufficient property to constitute q homestead
as lcrcinbcfore provided, said married woman
shall be entitled to n liko exemption ns pro
vided for Il head of family: Provided further.
that there shall not be an allowance of more
than ono thousand dollars worth Of real
estate, and moro than five hundred dollars
worth OF personal property 10 Inc husband
and wito Jointly; provided, that no
property shall be exempt from attachment.
levy or sale for taxes or for payment of
obligations contracted for The purchase of
said homestead or the erection of improve
mcnts thereon. Provided, further, that
tho yearly products of such homestead shall
not be exempt FROM attachment, levy or
sale for the payment Of obligations contract.
cd in tho production of the same.
1t shall be the duty of the General Assem-
bly, at their first session to enforce tho proyi.
sions of this section by suitable legislation.
That tho question Of adopting this amend
mont shall DO submitted to tho electors as
follows. Those in favor of the amendment
shall deposit n ballot with tho following
words printed or written thereon: "Consti.
tutlonal amendment relating to homestead
Yes" Those opposed to said amendment
shall cast ballot with the following words
written or printed thereon: Unconstitutional
amendment relating to homestead, No."
Approved 23d December, 1879.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
The Republican Peril and Hope

Mr.. A. X. Mcclure, the editor of the
Philadelphia Times, in letter from Wash.
ington says:
The one chief hope and at tho same time
one OF tho graVcst pcrils Of Republicanism,
is in the entire dependence Of tho party
upon the infirmities Of the Democrats for its
issues in 1880; and if, contrary to all tho
of tho last quarter of century, wisdom
should happen to rule tho deliberations of
the Democrats, Republican defeat would be
inevitable. This frail position of the
ouco heroic Republican party is painfully
manifested here, where its graudcst intel
lccts should be grand in honest republican
progress; but whore arc they? looked over
them in the Senate to day and it was sad
picture. The hard lines of disappointment
and unrest mark their faces; ambition quick
ems tho cunning of tho cyo and halts the
manincss of speech, and great Senators
skulk to their corners like wcltod spaniels
when the courage and patriotism of tho
Republican leaders Of Lincolns .imo arc
called for. lie who can most cleyerly
hurl his invcotve and most successfully
fling his taunts at the impetuous Southerner,
is tho Republican statesman of to o.day, and
the Southcrner who can most calmly endure
insult is tho most trusted cador of the
majority This is tho craftsmanship that
is charged with the destiny of noarly fifty
millions of FREQ people, and it may bo
searched in vain through both temples for
an Inspiration that soars above tho nero
possession of the government to part its
spois. What tho Republican issues for
1880 shall DO will depend wholly upon tho
wisdom Or folly oftho Democracy, and until
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

Wo understand that our Masonic friends Of
tho Walhalla Lodge havo in contemplation
tho erection of It lodge building, tho first
story to be used as drug or other store, tho
second for town hall and tho third for
lodge room. In this undertaking wo wish
our friends Of tho mystic tic ovory sucooss.
Such building would add dignity and beauty
to our town.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
GOING EAST.

GOING EAST.
Local Freight and Accommodation Train:
Arrive at Seneca, s O5p m
Leavo Seneca s "a I'm
GOING WEST,
Local Freight and Accommodation Train:
Arrive at Seneca 7 42pm
Leave Seneca 7 5Opm
Close connection OF Atlanta for all points
West aud OF Charlotte for all points East.
Through tickets on sale OF Gainesville,
Seneca City, Grocnvillo aud spartaubutg to
oil points East or Wost
G.. j. FORtACRE,
General Manager.
W:J. HoUsroN, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket
Agent:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

Wherever Cousssns' Honey of Tar has
boen introduced, in hamlet, city or country
neighborhood. it has won its way to popular
favor as reliable remedy for Coughs. Gulds
and diseases of tho Throat and Lungs. It
also affords relief when used for. Group,
llonrsenoss. Bronchitis, otc. Price SO cents.
For salc by r. L. Norman & Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE Railway
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
ATLANTA, Ga, Juno Sd, 1870.
CHANGE or SCHEDULE,

On and after SUNDAY, Juno 1st,
Double Daily Trains will run on .his Roat
as follows:
GOING EAST.
Night Mail and Passenger Train:
Arrive OF Seneca, 8 00pm
Leave Seneca, 8 OIL p IN
Day Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, liam
Leave Seneca, 8 Ii IN
GOING WEST.
Night Mail and Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, 6 33 IN
Leave Sencoq, 81 m
Day Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, 5 Is p m
Leave Seneca, 16 p m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

Gen. Grant and family and few friends,
on visit to Cuba. have passed. through
Richmond, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta,
Beaufort, Savannah aud some of tho cities of
Florida, and have been we'll received. This
is especially true Of Georgia. and ut Beaufort
in this State, where he was welcomed by
large numbers of people.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

DO not allow worms to client your chill
dron out of their living, Shrincr's Indian
Vermifugc will destroy these miserable
pests and give the littlo fellows now armors
for tho huttlu Of life.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
Had terrible NIGHT sWEATs:

Dr. TUTT slr-t havo bssn SUFFERING for m nonriy S Two
Es;srt with sasyS5e cough: When Sommonood "a:
sndsitsteon pounds In weight; had Gied almost
tho cough GAs dissppcsrod. and haTo gained nftoon
pounds IN tlosh. roboninond II to all INV frionda
With Rreat respect. OLIVER RI(IK
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08
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DR.. TUTT: Dear Bir-My litlle sop; was attacked
9Th pnean,9nis LAT winter. which ieft hin, with
for tho OF which am Indebted toyour valuable
EapSets9r@snt. ant had tried most every thing recon.
teotorant. ono bottlo Of which removed tho cough
entiroly. With many thanks. am yours truly,
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