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messed, WHEN tho laws Nsn respected, when
a man ran yoto ns he wn,,ts to In tho Sonlll.
II will bc tilne to tnlk Of cancellation.

1r fs nsscrtct By tho ex.Cnppcrleads tint
,ho Republicans nro "kcerfnY acclionnlsm
alIyn" by refusing Ia concllInto tho worshIpers
~ Inn j" 1,ost CAusc." When ti1oso ,loughfaces
arc asked whit kind nnd nmn,s,lt Of cancellation
arc rco,lIrcti. they hlt, TN Grt~s-cxnintnntin1t.
that nothlna less ttnn fn1t p0sscHsfun nf the 0H'
rn,] f}oycrnrnOut IN MI It's hrnnrhcs will pacntc
thoir Southern brethren. nnd then nrn willing 10
mike tint eaorl3co nj manhoMl mid principle
lar sako Dt portion OF tho ot!ccs Take. for
cromp.e. Inl1nrd'a "I.ost Cn,1sc," tho ssnudartl
southern history of tho Rebellion. new edition
nj which, With tho addition of n sketch Of tho
Nfc. character. md public services nt jefforann
l}ayIs, bus Just bcen D1iblIhtct Hero u Il ae1-
tence IN which tho yatlth 1T tho south ire taught
to look for as,othcr uv, war+ to t'o nvcrled only
by conccssous FROM tho North "wlso and lll-
crnt" onunRh to suit Southern Ideas:
Tho pregnant lcsas'n nf hun,Ht, experience &
thNt few nut,uns narc had tiur lirst otsil wI!r
without having ttofr sccNrt1: h1ltl tlnt tue ty
g1,nrHn!y nKainRt y repetition IL fnunt1 ttl tho
nrniicy 0i wtse and li,crnl concessions gracefully
f1hdo by tho successful purity.
And hero Is n cnlogy Aphn Jefferson unvis,
with worry distinct tntitnntion that nc[ther ho
unr hfs carse wns wrong, and th@t "tho Lost
Cause" WIS nat ren1ly lost, utter nll:
Tho truth is. Jefferson Dnrts WIS never n
"srn!tor." md his tormgntors kntw i. Ito
"S@t,on." Si M for it Gad nevcr exisfed. rio tama
Of jefferson narl. y secured. Ills l1fo hna mt
hcqn T,lAfc. II II Is IL tf!l4glF. II II 2DflbHs
ono, tna1e up for sf,e most iHrt nf rnVhs. MID
without n trasleal end" lie may lIc like f'ro-
methel,s-tha i,,.,lGst R1d WIN nvrr troll tho
courts Of Olymrus-!n iitIuu,nnl'nc chains ,'pnn
Mu,lnt Caucasus, With tho y,stnrcs proylnx upnn
his liver for aGlsnl: hut he lies th0re dnIntf1,
like him.-tlooned fhr hts virtues and his he.
no1ccnt lntnrs. for the ntftnse Of hnrtng lind II
grand intellect aud 4. pure and genorous hchrt. u
ri,nbc ambition, md n ep1euhtil sucecss. hut
I1erculce Will came md tic sufferer shall bp re-.
leased. Mcuntno, ho doiics tho thlIndcrcr.
With coutnEo never 10 submit or s(e'd!
And in tils he still truly. represents tho s0llth.
lyItg in her chains In the midnight gloom Of her
prison, but with faith In her hGArt-
Bossen.ng tho rugged aror Of darkness I'LL It
Tint tho result ot the war between tho States
u'tcd any principles Of government Of which wo
hear ao mitch. Ia prepUsternuB. -. The
Snitth hHs b0rno MI. Mr.. DnvIs has h1ri1o all.
Thcy surrivol The SOUTH Is rising from her
asher. and .fc grdslm The scrtt,c af lArcr.
1t shoull be noticed TINT this pnsdaKc, fnclud-
ing tho Significant btntcment TINT tho south is
"rtsng from her ashcs' and "grasping tho
tccptKe Of powor," occurs In tho newer portion
Of tho bank AMI was Clearly written under tho
Inspiration Of tho new hopes which followed
1Iancock's nomination.
, 1880-09-18
HUNDREDS OF PHYSICIANS

Rceoinn1end ShukcrAs NarnaParfTla RI
the 1Br@t in Ing.
We. tho undcrsQned having used Ill., COItHETT9
HflAKElt SAltSArAH1l.l.A SYitUr In our practice.
md hhvinR examined tic formula By whch Ia pre-
parc<l. W,d cheor!uly recommend 1t tic cunnsu
nltJ tho ctcnpest. safest, tnst ecctous Ut Nil
the prrraTnttnnH Ut HAtanpAHlIa In tho ntkut. ltA
hiEi.Iy.eonrentEnied ktate tthcfs bcIna In given
ninount OF HJrup twice tho aMnun1 Of Vegetable Tx
trnca that any other cnntnns the cure, fki1f, md
cleanliness os It's manufacture, sure guarantees
If its purity and cifcet 4. H. CitOsnY, n. H. ". II.
HtjCK. II. H.. i. BuSTOS. n. D. j. y. E1.IOT, NJ. d..
JAMES NAHH. n. H.. TIIt's. HEAT, n. D.. 4. COLI
BURN. II. u, 81. H. j. TEWksIt]Af, n. H., A. G.
FRENCH, II. D.. JOSIAH CltDsnf. N. d.. a. G.,
GALE, II. H.. JAMES 4. GIE1tl, 81. ID.
, 1880-09-18

Ip the Republicans were beaten in mime,
as thsy probably ane not, tho Democrats would
bo In the position ot the young man tho CIova-
land IieT,1la once beard OF. H0 had boon to 4
dnncr-party, and Oh returning SAID to a trlsnds
"Yvu ought to have been thegcs met = most
, 1880-09-18

d coNHEslpNy,EAT Of tho Nation hna this
WAY Ut Mr. English md bis record: "PorlnIt
~ 10 remark that Think no onu with the slight.
~, ~ tens0 OF humor call tntl to Gntoy tho Dc.
ss'oas contrast brtw en- that record and tho de-
ssssacsAtaon 0f 'corraoEant' in the Cincinnati
sa1!ofm which Bit, English mounted with 90
Haea aleostty:; That demagog.cal appoal In
, 1880-09-18

WILKINS nftcAwnER used to write letters
to hia friends noress the table, but lt's 4 l0ux
ttne sInce QUO partner In a law. nrm has gtvon
testimonials to the polEtlcal capacity Of the
other.
, 1880-09-18

vltcd. and think j.lstI'1cs. rtcfsn!y such mn At
fnck ,,Tor cand'nto tr'n To 1t. venture to
mil TINT tho pprsDnnl ehnt1tetcri of posstblo
FtGc-ircni,1ont Is subject Of Legitimate Inter-
!at tn yuters. and III nuttanx hre cortaln ttn-
pnrtant trMlts uore clrarly revealed thah In n
mans trcntmont .Yf bis unfortunate debtors.
I lnve bud considerable cxrrrlenco N
tnorlrnRo Investments. md must SAY
thit M nnc of ulrnary t.titnahtty will sell out
and lniy Il t1ubtlr's ltnfnoateah. except M
a Jaat rcssrt uf saf.prntcction and fterstretcf''
jn9 Indulgence 10 Its utmost. This t'1o lpnE fcc'
pr,l of Mr. Enaftsh's foreclosures would htetn
to show that he In.tl hnbt'Rlty not pruct'c"'.
Again. while snrriHnRg Investments nrn per-
fcetly legitimate employment Of capital seeking
incrrEy security With Interest," WI nrc MI f lis
fnrnllnr viii, cAdrs IN which tue ehl'tnisst uses
thtfn for nnother pnrrH'sp.-as lnatrumonts for
wruckI1Y.-hi4 object being mt tho s,,fey at hIs
tnency. but to profit by tho tnfsforu,lca Of his
debtor to obtain property lrlow its value; and
ths ngaIn Is presNmpttsnly 1tltalontcd by Nr. En-
9itsta tec0ru. This proccAs Ut nc0itirlly wcn1th
Is Alrtutly Iegal, hut II mover serves to ccvnto
mans character with his nutghburs, Or to in-
crcuso thcir willingness to lntrust themselves to
his power"
, 1880-09-18

THE New York Tablet, which is perhaps
tho most Influential Cathollc paper published fl
this country, iensls very cordial Endorsement
10 tho movement for securing n Rrcnter degree
Of political independence among Irish voters.
'We quoted some weeks nRo from an article
which It published on tho subject. III latcr
issue 1t c0mucnds IN strong forms tho ca1l for
Convention Of Irish Republicans to meet at
Saratoga On tho .7th and prucccfs to give aoMe
good attyico aud to tell several plain truths, as
follows,
Should any ono insult IN intelligent German
by telling him TINT he mttst v0t1 Tor this pnrty
Of thnt. be would indignantly reply thnt MS vntc
was his own and not tho pnlfticuns'. and TINT he
Whoovet h hx o G.s @ Or pary m
forward tho interests Of the, country and 10
mntnta n our gsorous republican Institutions
It Is this independence that makes tho German
influence nlt-powGrfnl in city. stntc, and Nil
tbe ltcpubcnms tlespu!r Of cosc!latinx them.
9es sfe%! asr sxffx @ ssa"fSs
1tiah citizon whn yscs tilis s,,bjrct n inn1nonta
SSonsldGratlon must rccoanlxo tno faot TINT % the
ally ossrnciscd. and ai bccul!so they hltndly fol-
merely use hem to s"s tS o,Ga, %Mn es 9d @
whon they ttn usutuI tnols Ia their hands.
Without toln9 into details; W. would Simply
nothing while i owes its very oxietstce u tholr
tasn anythinx but tho crumbs TINT fell from tho
cratic votes cast against ar. kernnn when ho
tsc, that Il thc n;ost worthy tr!sS- American IS
put on tho Statu ttckot the Democrats, who
claim to own the lrish vote, scrnteh hin Tor Q
The Irish votcrs should rIso in thoIr rnanhood
, 1880-09-18
STANDARD AND RELIABLE,

Ono Of tho 11oAt Popular and Reliable
Proprietary Medicines.
LAwnISeE. sfas>.. Jim. %, iss0.
y. 4. nth67s-Doar Hfr: In reply 10 your letter Of
tho 18th. atknR my opinion Of COtfsET~r"s SA1&SA
rAHll.l.A SYRUP, IND the nuuher Of years hnvr
aO IT. lMnl!lu ray Il Ii una Of the Erst popuNr Mta
ro'sahtb proprietary renotsas ran call h mina as
rn,oroh upon my apprenticeship In tho drug business
IL yenrn sr6 II baa a!waya hccn considered une of
tbs standard remedies, md ~ imp1ant tn keep In
ptock ~ pafsxonc Or hIvc syrup VERY truly yOurs,
II. 1t. WHITNEY, druggist.
, 1880-09-18
HALF 4 CENTURY

or unau11fcd Reputation Attcntcsi by
Reliable Druggists.
I.uwEtt- stnss., ian. r. iESl
N. 4. HHta1s. Trustee. ctC *nkcr filthEe. y. H.:
dear sir 0As acquaintance With Friend torbett" :"
existed mnny Yrurs befafB lie put the Syrup IN Tho
market. and NC werg accustomed 10 procure s.ll,
ply IN tcngn,lOn kegs. frtn that tus tn tta. PC
riod ri nut much |ees than lIaf century. hnve
kept It In ht''ck. Our condencs In tu gnod qunIlty
ot tic Syrup Is In nu wuy inquired.
Very respectfully. your frtcnis,
CARLTON Il llUfEy, Druggists.
, 1880-09-18
JEREMIAH BLAKE, N, D.,

In prnctlco So Years. lEn4 Always Pre-
acribcd IT.
GiLxANrOS ftOS Wulsk.. y. IT,. Dee. ., ls7A
This cerilfl'.s HUT havu been In tbs practice OF
medicine 81 ycars. md fnrn lnnR tine hnrc prescribed
CuRHETTS 4iiAkE1is' HAKSArittiL1.A. ecn-
slider II yatuUbc medicine. Ax m aIirEatlve sbOHt
1nrfcE] II has effect the whole tystens rcnuv
Ing or pnli!n!rp disease When hive had chronic
cntc whetf: could hardly tell it, nntuse. hare
drrcd the Of tho *arsarnrtfa with hnrry eject.
The catcS In which hnSe founi 1t must ttnsfu wrsc
those hf scrntuln, indigestion. Chronic Lung and
1lcArt Complaint. Aud tilose If General Dchl.y.
JEHEMfAH BLAKE, Md,
, 1880-09-18
Prepared by the Canterbury Shakers. The
Oldest, Purcst, and Best Blood Puri-
fer and Summer Medicine.

Fifty growth selections
preparation Its ingredients cnic Ibis original preparation thc
1cnce Of these desiring effective, nriacr Spring
Medicine
among Crosby,
Cacand. Druggist testimony
sera1 excellence and uncqualed purify.
Those
trial Of this wholesome Of Shaker Sarsapnr
Dandefon Cohosf
Pine md Tie Berries Juniper cu united with dc
by the
, 1880-09-18

Oregon Railway and Navigation COMPANY,

- HAnyAu.sr:. NEW yonK, sspt. T. IHs'.Irho Hoard
iWy l1i FEii LENT. payable SVV: ~ tha otiics VI
!ila Fs!msrs Ioan 4t 1{nst Co, u fSh.!9s. pIseY,
New fnEk: aIs0 scrip Dividend Ut TEN ltDI fEH
pnsaos " tho s4usp t!me md place.. bnth paY
eSs es u II %Sta f sSsss S1ts II 4ho ~
hnlt!crs u u hold at luE.lHnd. OFexon Uft u af
stnss h9iss, Tho tfsassr books will bo cIosud from
e~'" :" "''' s HORACE WHITE rrsasur.r
, 1880-09-18

If Mr.. Hancock wishes tn mike IL unnn-
im0t,s for Weaver, why doesn't ho ray 10 and
Withdrawn
, 1880-09-18

Intelligent man. We spoke thirteen different
lauRunRes between ns." Upnn investigation it
was fn,,nd that tho yt,,th spoke ono an.i hIs In
tclIlgsnt frIund twelve.
, 1880-09-18
NOTHING LIKE II

For Hcrofuf0un Impurities ofthe 13'nod.
The SHAKER RHAHsAi'ANiILA Ia valuable med
icno In tho trentu,sHt 0t ScretMIuns and Cuaneaus
Diseases Secondary bYpttls. mud Chrt'no Affections
Ut the 1.veri and condent!J recommend It tD tho
Profession IA article worthy of attention.
KtCIiAHD i. ]. yESSEY, II. D..
, 1880-09-18
BEST SARSAPARlLlA,

Has Always Given Satisfaction.
NaHTdN, laa. 4. lHaO.
Mr.. N. A. NRt11R-1>cnr Sir: | have HDlt tic
H1iAKER 8AHAAPAHII,t.A for tho !nat thlrty years.
II Inns always given kasfncnn. tcOns.dey It ono uf
the best preparations VI tho kind u.niu. foura rt-
Epectfuy, A.G. wlt.n0lt. Druggist.
Hare usod 1t myself and sold It In my stnro for
thnn twenty years. j. l., UDEt4l4, Druggist
I,nkQ Village. n, II.
, 1880-09-18
l'lttst1eId, N. II.

Wo cordially cnncur In tho nb1vet
JOHN j. Eliot. 81. d.. Mnncllestcr. N. II.
nAvIN FI.ASDEltS, II. H., Londonderry. II.
JOHN CLDut}Il. II. H., Knasld, n. II.
I. NJ HANjlt, 81. H., Clifford, Lake Village, N. II
L. C. C.1lHHl1"IB. H. H.. fanbNrnlnn liFidgo, n. II.
8. II. EAEisf, II, L., lluscawun, n. II.
, 1880-09-18

VooniEEs, III his Indiana speeches, bit
tcry dcnounccs rs a lto tho ctIargc TINT he over
spoke of TIM soldiers as "Linco!n's dogs and
hIrclnRs." somo Of tho Republicans of Sl1lli-
vnu County haro thought It worth tho whtfc to
provo up tho caso aguInst him. 1tcre is part Of
tho Testimony:
Sullivan, lnh, Sent. e, 1ses.-Wc. the Under
RRneh citizens Uf sullivan County. Indiana.
wcrc present ut a public speMklnx held III Snlil.
van, Aug. i, iH's, when tho Hon. j., ": voorhees,
said. In Hrcnktng In reference to tho Union sni-
sntl,'s shop and hnvo ar irun cnItnr made md
placed around tho!r t1ecks. inscribed thereon.
III lMrgG letters. My dog-A. I.!tIcun =: and Mt
the s,tne TINA ho referred tu Unlou soldiers Us
!" finc0ns ittKa and htrcttngs."
Valentine lick. NMrNntGt Hereford.
jus j. Lu,tlrrn,ilk, Mrs. u. u. Earl,
Warden williams, Thomas Hutton.
Lnfuyette tlarkfpy, ,IOhn ". liawkins,
PhflIp ". Heck, Richard Dotd.
,1nc.1t It, Miller NciADn burton,
Isnnc ffIldrhrnIid, Seth Cushlnnu,
,tnry tIerufalrd. Owen Adams.
I[clnn Hereford, l. II. ItldKcway.
, 1880-09-18

liaye found 1t lhe most saIablc and satisfactory
ru.uedy Ut Tho Kind In the luarketi my Individual
aalea having constantly Increased fur twenty ycnrs
L. /. STACY. tlrlxxlst. Ch4k4astAxy, MRas-
, 1880-09-18
SPRING MEDICINE

For Al Ages and H0alI sexes.
Al rewasdy fur the Spring tho SHAKER EAR5A.
FARf1t ls Of great yalue, Cleansing tho b1A44 rex,
ulalnx tho stonhGh x1sd bowels. aud carsyiDx nwly
from the syhtcul many cnuses Of lseaso. 1t h yHIuh
be h1usehuld n.edle!Ae being adapted to Children
and Jnnth and tho most doAta ten,alps; and partA.
kun at rcguinr Intervals, It prcsorsts the hca and
insurer robust cQnstuu1n. authrrs arc Its warn4-
friends, and fuHnlss aIctod With washing and u1-
eernuyo fes,ns Of disoass und 1t truly .reRt nsdl-
cine.
nruEGtats arc authorized 10 warrant - Rcnune eV-
CRY boGt1e boat1ux the signature Of ThoA. Corbstt.
, 1880-09-18
UNB0uNOED CONFIDENCE


1H FEsc k511WHCFN' NWIHHFNflIINs
taentlencH: Having sold lnraa quantity Of COLI
nEll'S SHAKER HAitHAl'Aitit.lA. prepared Mt
Canterbury, n, H., ana III many Witnessed III
operation In scscEa Cutnneoa tr,Irstnns uEuuertiltr
from Hcsofnta aa1t tsnslI nf1 athrr Itscaxcs demt
inR MI impure HthtG nf Tho tIan ctecyiuiIy Glyn sy
testimony tn tts behalf, hhvIna Thu most unbannded
confidence In a healing ad rcnnvAt.ng properties.
HM. II. PRESTON, Druggist.
1nftAmoutt n II.
, 1880-09-18

Praacd hy individuals and prescribed by r1yslclans
In ths place. ses bstsf tim any 'lttrF preparation
OF baF1apariflln with mo. Yours Truly.
J. H. POWERS, Druxxtst.
Winchester, n. IL.
, 1880-09-18
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Ff'ttN 6knAf fut f1tn Ntrssr1s1


EIIAKElIs' BAN8ApAft1I.i.A claanses tho blond
ut scrotua ad NIL uthaF Impurities exct.px tho Apra
te regulates tho stomach md huwea and tucsvaxea
tho ncsh. II prnv0nt. wrakHoaa and degeneration ut
tho liver, kdcys, und urinary 0rEnns. 1t Ii ninth
ofs rcuedy regulating and strengthening Ihy 1uator-
nal functions purtnss thu fnnnIn kystcru Ut uccr-
atve wenknesses and facilitating uoss, and uxpols
the ntst symptoms Of h1rsdttaFy Ituuorn In chrnn
and youth II Il truly wonderful tn and g0n-
erai ,,cby, rn1cIstof, ana dsopsy n.tsota.ius ana
strengthening both tito :uenta aud physical fusrus.
, 1880-09-18

BosroS registers 37,5l2 voters. The popu-
lation Is semi officially announced as 3Gl lG1s
Tho rntio of registered voters 10 fnhahtnnts Is,
therefore, III. Hut tho vote actually p0llcd will
considerably exceed tho registered vote. Boston
Gust II 900 votes for President til 1916.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22
Consumption Cured.

AN old physician retired from practice, hay
ing had placed in his hands by IN East India
missionary tho formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent euro for
consumption bronchitis, catarrl, asthma and all
throat and lung affections, also q positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt
it his duty to mako it known TO his suffering
fellows. Actuhtcd by this motive aud q desire
TO .clicvc human suffering, will send free of
charge to all 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. w.
snERAR, 11o Powers Block, Rochester,, N. Y.
Oct 2, 1879 d6.cowl2t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22
Townville Correspondence.

April 10.
Tho recent frosts killed nearly all the
fruit
Cotton planting is fully on hand just now
and the most Of the farmers will finish this
week.
Vegetable gardens are backward some
are planting afrcsh.
Tho Presbyterian Sunday School has
been rcorganized with Messas D. p. Werner
and f. L. Sitton Superintendent and Vice.
Superintendent respectively.
Tho May party recently alluded to will
occur at the academy at this place at 7
o'clock p. NJ, Friday of tho proximo.
Tho invitation TO everybody to bo present
is renewed. A bountiful and elegant sup
per will bo served Immediately afterwards
and very moderate admittanco fec will be
charged.
Benjamin Franklin, third son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. and Johanna CAN'T, of this
place, died on tho 9th instant, atior q very
short illness Of diabetes aged lG years and
Is days. lIo was kind, good boy, and
had in him elements that would hayo made
him useful man.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22
NOTICE..

Tho State Board OF Health through it's
subeboard for tho Town of Walhalla, s. c.,
has made various suggestions to tho Town
Council in reference to tho sanitary condition
OF the town upon which tho following orders
haze been given to tho Town Marshal:
you arc hereby directed to 20 upon tho
rrcmiees Of every citizen and havo removed
all heaps of dccaying vegetable matter, such
as manure piles, heaps Of chips and also oil
cess pools, standing mud ponds about tho
premises. You will also examine all collars,
earth closets, wator closets, pig pens, &c., and
have tho samo cleaned up and purified by
use of coprcras or limo. Should any person
refuse to hoed your direction you will report
tho snmo to tho Intendant."
By ordor Of tho Council.
@. H. REID, Clerk.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22

BUoHU HAS LoNo been used by tho lIottentots
in variety Of diseases. From thcso rudo
practitioners tho remedy was borrowed by the
resident English and Dutch physicians, by
whose recommendation IL was employed in
Europe, and has since como into general usc
Combined with Juniper and other desirable
ingredients, rs in tho preparation Of Rankin's
Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu and Juniper
1t proves most reliable remedy for Non CONT
ncncc or lncontinencc Of Urinc, Irritation,
inflammation or liberation of tho Bladder and
Kidneys, Stone in the Bladder, Gravel or Brick
Dust Deposit, Milky Discharges and all diseases
of Bladder or Kidneys and Dropsioal Swelling
in mnn, woman or child.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar.
Atlanta, Co., and sold by r. E. Norman &,
Bro
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22

A glass of whiskey sells for dino and
is drank in minute. 1t fires the brain
and dcrangcs and weakcns tho physical
system. On the samo table lies news
paper. 1t is covered with half million of
type; it brings intelligence from tho four
quarters of tho gobo. Tho newspaper
costs half the glass of grog; but it is mono
the less trucr that there is largo number
of people who think whiskcy cheap aud
newspapers dear.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22
WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT,

CORRECTED WEEKLY
AprLEs-Dricd per pound 5Me
Green, per bushol
BurrEa-pGr pound 1o@lo
BEEswAx--Pcr pound 10
BEsr-Pcr pound 2GM5
BAcoN-Dry salt shoulders Ga
=" Z. II. Sides 8C09
S. O. hams, canvasscd Is
CALIco-pcr yard G(0lO
CoffEE-N'o per pound l5@20
" -Lagnyra, per pound 30
JAVA, per pound 2S
CANDlEs-Adumantinc per set lG
8 Sperm, per pound 80
Chickens AND Fowls, per head lOM2O
CoTroN-Por pound l28f0u
(" Yarn, per bunch no
CorrERAs-Por pound 6
Ducks-Por head 1920
n'es' per dozen SOLO
FLOUR, por sack, (oS pounds,) 3.500SIO0
FEArHERs-,Gccsc, per pound AS
. Mixed per pound 80
GRAlN-Gorn, per bushcl, G5@75
-Ryc per bushcl rs
Oats, red, por 5ushol rs
GEEsE-Pcr head 25@SS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22
Church Directory for 1850.

The following is tho hest arrangement Of
appointments for tho Walhalla Circuit and
Mission that is at present suggested by the
location and needs of tho work. Further
observation may suggest additional changes.
Westminster, first Sunday at 10 clock a.
IN. Center, first Sunday at 81 clock p. m.
llopewcll, Saturday before the first Sunday
Mt Ii o'clock q. m. Jocassoc, second Sunday
at 10 o'clock a. m. Whitmire's s, second Sun.
day at 80 o'clock p. M. Double Springs,
third Sunday at l O'clock a. NJ. Walhaila,
fourth Sunday at 103 o'clock a. IN. and 7
o'clock p. nj. Oconec, fourth Sunday at
81 o'clock p. m. Prayer meeting in Wal
halla Church every Thursday at o'clock
p. m. Hopcwell Saturday before the first
Sunday at II o'clock a. NJ.
A. w. MOORE, p. @.
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. ~ Old Pick.
ems, sccona Sunday aud Saturday before at
III a. NJ. Seneca City, third Sunday at ! l
a. IN. Friendship, third Sunday at 81
o'clock p. IN. Fairvicw, fourth Sunday and
Saturday before at l / o'clock q. m.
hTob1 AENlAN MISUNDERSTANDING Tor
1880 ut Presbyterian Church at Walhalla:
Preaching every first and third Sabbaths at
Ii o'clock q. NJ, and every Sabbath night
at u o'clock p. M, except the first Sabbath
night Sabbath School every Sabbath
morning at 81 O'clock. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night at u o'clock.
REV. s. j.. MORRIS, PASTOR.
LUTHERAN CHURCH. Arrangements
have been made to have preaching in tho
Lutheran Church at II A. NJ. in tho
English language every Sabbath, exccpt
the third, by the Rev. j. p. Smeltzer, L. ID.
The community are invited to attend.
Sabbath School every Sabbath morning at
8 A. NJ.
REV. e. i. SIsK's Appo1NTsrENrs.-
TIE following is the arrangement of
Church (>aptiot) appointments of Rev. Il.
l.. Sisk 10: tho year: First Sunday and
Saturday before at Townville at IL a. NJ.
Second Sunday and Saturday before at
Seneca City at IL A. NJ. Third Sunday
and Saturday before at Chauga at II A. NJ.
Fourth Sunday and Saturday before at
Westminster at II A. NJ.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22

A rich gold1 d1mino has been discovered in
Nacoochco Valley, Georgia. A solid mug
get was found on Monday, weighing 44O
pennywcights without flaw or gravel.
Two hands picked up 900 pcnncywoights
in ono day. Tho mines arc not for salo at
any prioo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22

CHICAGO, April 18.-Gcn. Grant and party
arrived nt Bloomington, ILL.,, last night. Tho
General received hearty and enthusiastic well
come. Justice John NJ. Scott of tho State
Supreme Court, delivered an address, to which
General Graut responded in the samo vein as
speech at Cairo, ILL.,, dwelling upon tho good
fooling apparent in his reception throughout
the South.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22

Tho Chicago Tribune prints somo pic.
lures of the substance called oleomargarine
butter, which, representing anything used for
human food, arc altogether the most hide
GUS sights imaginable. Tho front elevation
strongly resembles vast mcnagerio, plenti.
fully supplied with hantcdiluvian monsters and
mammoth aquariums while cross section
view presents very faithful picture of q
furniture and house furnishing store, with
few pieces of agricultural and domestic
labor saving machinery thrown in hero
and there for scenic effect. We commend
the sketches to tho members of Congress
who went over to New York tho other day
to cat an olcomargarino dinner. IF they
can view them without a rising of tho
gorge, even at this late day, their stomachs
will stand anything
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-04-22

Girls know only ono quarter rs much about
counting as boys, because they havo only ono
year in four in which thoy arc allowed to
practice.