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.tH, i.tprrl .tu,,itua aUu luH.i"ipt.a
tutliI ,Au, % auH.lt. .. .uatA Nuutl....lh
IIpb.
IIFng tua ttHt =, co. bed. o. sad Butl iuty Id Boz
taruu Aatutf tss1 ascot hr,tal q, s'"tl l"s
shsu .siutu.t .t ri,H..uaU iiuaa,. .rtHasiita
Ntst U.t.tltl aUl tI|HF.i |.UI
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AAElSt
unuut Mutual ul Yea iord ....,.., l6l. 81, "
rLart Aus, AGiussI
kui,turhpctrt t'ssnalty Nov Yoh, "a Itds
prtroFty infursi al tho y,v lowest uls
ilsat ytIl puu,Tl,, uSii f,,lt snd ,lush
g. NlhfissOk
iusTfH EAsnDun luHl igHn ne
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FoR SAILS.
FcE @fiS.
FOR SALE.

rINR TlIREf shthlv bkiCk DWELLING
sna s,oIsnete sc,n,asps. iaTmsr,{ yss
tids VI haTkFl ttrui, lyls'nl ElesrPah ana
Tssiilh aWt.A fhiahuilding u tra'si nr the
AZ n slRINER,
hia itll Main stne,t
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SALE or PROPERTY.

IWIIL Of'FkR fbR sALkON WEDNESDAY
iha ~ lhs ,r,tstN ~ thd lnin fbeS tioipbnass
Ia ~, al, nyrlet iWenty Aitt Ani thsplina
NruGth uputaBina hlank snsilA bltuls
Lot Ma. 4tu un haH stFvsi, taIsVrn lAuutN
sctpal add 1ssHIy iIEigi, Nth liap,uN v,auhi.
lhUru,n, u,A apied 10 ilOfnoI Il lipllnsa
Halt vi Ia, No 30 10 hqh ,ifpti, between
Isenb thdM Aad 1HuulY h,utth, v lth q su,ri
hdus, li,,ntul occupied bi " IhhN
hlplUiai farnui. .. He. ...
ualiuii oi ~. "a uu hatstt stvet utal INon
tytuWth, Nth announcements, oNsiuIhch ~ J..
lhtui ...I.. ...
tall at iut Ne, ~ la,uh htuuyl hsiatru lW,u'
d ,ilutth bHn aouiJ hitl Atfyals, fssani
fkHss OlNialri CASH, bAlAnue VA uht sul
Ul yeats with luterysi tpiR dal 90 HAir, s,s iIsd
Nv deed Oi Silsi Jn prpipr'y ,t,1 ,...,..
fuf HtN " IN
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Tru.ise'- sal. Of loo Acres II
Land.

by yKIututA bRtA' uf IRual NAuE
- uIi ogtclJtud h. AndNa itanililCu T. TIC
N a iAlgUei triIstel, dAi,d aH Tho ihh la ui
J,,Ir, lb,a aud IeuaI led az he A trust bvJs
M lag, ~ VA tho Oli, al iba llglk ~ lhS
CuUuli CouH iof Marshal, oount, Wet Vis
guia | siii, az
AONpAI, fEuRuARl 80. lSau.
A lNg INIT 600, ut MaNh,ll Suunn Court
ilufe, nmlu lB,ins 81 10 0fi0tk a, n all 81
Imhlu auuliOn b. do iiahrsl sad pusl bidAuh
OHt handed n,ius uilHn1 ga uu ebhis 4 lakr.s
Tuu AarHuh ouunb Nut Virginia IIinus
iaHd a u. kAYItSi r,n \ ,htln And uih,ri, " th
H. uIiH tnlle ui fgifiA0il inkts ais'ht ate Hhu
ta,d iald Ia UEduG ,uitA Ribtu slnl AL niilthibM
viii cua.
thaas % a,ts SoUb ur su.H gUaiuf suw as
JNr IuiTuhupu mhy dUalIu tu pHi W. ,ahh auh ihe
Wsl lac ga uIviit vi siA Nuu Wulyt Giulihs
attn utgusi tht tai Inrus a. up s'H tirl ~
Hpity snd aupmt,l srufiu aitu secured w
deed ~ tn. n uu taii ,aud
buluug On trustee I Sill yuU,i uulF su,h tu,
"a, Ia vsl,i "a Ia IId, ahiuh 10 tUlit'vi Ia "a pa
lot W, v uluti
al.lUHt GFusU
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FARM NOTES


.NfNi q. 'f iNI l'AhAh' n NN''.
Ala recent lumrfs meeting 10 this
Iitinty. the following timely Und suR'
g-sti,u lapr, via presented! When n
woman votes 100 srhoul C0n6uttet There
are snhc excellent people who sai Ahe
II uut IT her sphere. Hut whatever u
" IIpAu may amount Co. a. q voter A. u
nanagtf uiVbulirt ght b. tptty 4 Hlycess
This sufreuH may hot 10 altogether 0w'
mg ~ Superior still. Tut doubtless UlSb
pnTtly a. Uommr ability tn teed her
irnhftrd took With those ulculy season
nd hlt4 y hich are nCludel IN What Is
known us Wa4ld rum the kitchen table,
klni ~ lJod which d acknowledged ny
aIl poultry lncn t0pJ1dnue better results
than any uthcr IL al example NJ what
las heDa lone, take he case 0t Mn Nj
disuu kubpp FORMERLY ~ ChlCupco u,
was Uas hrt pacti.o Go purchase early
hat, he'd lUli,is pfyhfruro being gwen
tn Ilu8c uI Spanish 60 lnghnru blood,
TivsU kyl4 ~ q rbz, hen huusv, Nith
q WnduN OF The anuu, sido "a 1ihiit
thrsuu. IWrl,u hen la such place
piuiucrJ uone year 80 Uula, ur lhl!
r3rh tHrh The Teyud Wa as lulihWs.
tuy,mlv, i'o ru', lecrmurr lih
January 100 iahrhatF laS Mach
ill Apul 10. MAJ. 10, Jane. l,bi
JUN. Htl AugusJ lhu Ecptyulhrr, IA
October. 40 1hrrr hous wore regular
Is ted NAiJh BIZ late ruru AMI uatr aud hHd
i,,,si,s u Naiuf yuituvi oyster shells
aui cabbage a. as season tvrty dUv
Ia auuurr they wore alluWyd ~ - "U
nl thrlr rmali yurI tur r'crciaea shnH
tame b, ,lfu sunset
Another woman uum thu ,Ity whites.
On Ihr llN. NJ lmuur ihtu I pm
,hl,'i p hrua Ipf ~ mady duilUt /
had % u,u. HOUSE hulit 90 "a yu4t II 80.
"a, hen, aui % chi,lrus ,Hisoi Wc,r
hai iuai itlDu to tho waists ui ~, table.
nu cora bach hrt aud muul tur righl
month. .uu cost u - ~ The Nhulr
rust at lpvh house aul bead IA, .2i 10
They lui i'li eggs valued 90 ~ Cuuls q
iului.. 40 't lu ecptrmlcr ohunre
~ rul,nDf h,.a uu necessary and the
tlurk was dt,r..,l iuf market. bringing
NJ lig retail pnur e". HOim . tutm td
rgis ahi tiyrl pl a.. ,o NljtI paN AL
rAp,naur th,Is VIA, , htl,urc ct - id
tl,r adds ,uat her husband r. 80 well
pau hri ,ith uyr lJrj that h. tnlutH al
giving up bu.lura,. buying humr murr
hons Uul t,t hrr sUu poet thu family
liulh tie ,t-tr rI,d at Instances uI
tumustil. tuui luct Wi thr cmr aud
yigiuuyr wnI,h 0rsuI,s uiur,sI H. ihr
.nui uiu. ,luluE may W. not tsprri
ttr ,lhhlshWcut II ri,ck,n Hrtonru.
WurD. uudrf The .yiiutrndun,e ~ "a
masi., r,fw shall b. lbt,hrd hN r,h.
tract anal lthFr,d iun mruholpu t.
them proper pvn,,," GOO person could
dI tur Eu,s H mEUJd, ui hens. hud
ih, hen rulI b. k.It M their ,,iIl,.
tualr hu,Ur,H lnrt'uI n hviup III hall
TIE t.ur &C., tlH hrsr ul lu,m urU BE-.
III a, yun, Iur sHtta.IpllN REMARKS
'tur Hulli aurIa 3D. huwuNIur uousr,
tut ys,r every ,yr We muy expect
srI.' advances 10 poU.Ur, mtaNErmcnl
grpU
600 tUA,Y.t .I .,,..tH.. h.stu. r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09

t.I manufactured 90 lH. barn. IH b..
cumiur YEARLY iuurr ,nuuuuu russ's lur
as u durt tbr important Hil lniaFe- Il
-ayiur th' handling bat unro prevent
Ins IA, ppyrhlul ul the .ull. huiup welt
uhiligrt through tUr soil by BIrlnR
rgtanliup lihuI aut 4 cpln. tly hiiu
yari clear 1T large heaps ut accumulated
manure But ~ uni jhHt many wi,l
hesitate. Ter i,ti o. vii lt Nash,d away
uu the liuJ,u IHUnt IU'v omit the
vital uhtsttpu "liur vii tiuois ut wa
ttt r,,ur WhI.. Ih, luuui irmIinH
wholly H.sU F ihr WiGo thAwIUF
weather that W.u., HpHH from rain uT
melting snow gbtt,us tlo tutiH,' NJ tie
earth uupU.h tu thrnIh Hld lnli thv AZ
uiiu ruttiuu# ur thp uauuu.. vACrp. IN
the very smuil spau.s ~ Mods which
constitute the bottoms IT lI,luNH pr tie
h.ts al sttaauts, and horo che manure
urtd at be- placed. en- all jhn "st al
the uuiturg melting hnuNs hhSh a
tulil and uI,sN mu. wing supply Of Nt.
tUI, holly insufficient o. ,tTN ull the
mRuuur in u,asb auL conveying very
EllBiy uy,r thr sut1rr tuo soluble
para, uI ilr UtuuIo q, th.y ate gmiu
ally l.u,h.d uur uum the Iulii .ptri
iuE TITO rau. .. suil OCCURS
duuu. t,iu, tam,. Nbu h,#llAt" 90
adopt tut, mode irDW tu, iutt ui luH a.
"a paw lt tby manure rDbF vas.iy lIy Tie
e ,prUmyui iu NaIiuu' tu,un. AL salts
~ thcuHtl,u, hy urlutl pn,uilrN l'Sl
whether tine, a.. but l.ilur muu hN
drawing but tHtuu.u uu thu .. % ptuuui
ut eruu.. sud duuua lIs tur season.
than Nv ANY ,.,,ibi, Washing away hN
uur .. tasr o. b.un man
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Legal NOTICE.

rU.i.u. Ns.I AlNtuta. t,n ui Nu.,.Iu. D.
tht u uu,upil GUlil ~ NHrtllht, H i,.in
l aats d. iusuIsttop tDuItaItt
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UNDERTAKING

CASKETS 81 COFFINS
hs az kIlA 80 ~ ksr tpIIs,h 49, hahi
u. "a, Al, .l,utH lee r#Ittf.us thy eco u'if "l 81
a., uut ts.aut uutta a.iytI.ls Co... ru.l'. pa
tls .l.aI cello .#s..i.#t lal cool t,s.t .lurt ust
dui.HU ~ tHy tlftu
Ny si.t lgtt a. ti,... ...
Carpets OhClOth5 Window Shades
Ua IA abtl att pAkTOt uTENUF.EF shru
Fa Uu,T 80 .be iI,f.s. pItI.t
w M. 1SIRI6N "a SON
~. Isrk sr aHi 4 saa,y -. "a rusis. cant
.tI..llU esta.,
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fOR SAT- ROLLING NH and I oaI Property

VAd AUTHORIZED 40 Ofitb FOb sAlf
md "AliibnlA Rolling hili l1 abni 90 tht
III ,uipui Ri Fiitobursit iltsid, ahi Nhio
lisat, Iiv HiI,i ib0ya htouihuI tiia, ubiu. tito
T,ui ,1uftHls oi iih cores, Win . a. fve sNiieCi
nu which Il ~ iiol = hoiupg Mn uuN 90 hhu
u,t si,d uis Tuiiun The hlildug NJ 81 subsiantial
iiained ,linbsi VII, si,sai ma r'ii Tue hfu
hbmrut Di uit Wtli o., hs iUllvn "a
MBduD of hHT ~ mlh nuubio fiuy ll'iirn "a
ittt ipIHf
uuv Enaiut. .u uub ,i iWdrr O. bet stfuAv
lN, EmetI lIuin cue ~ rhi,l, tins siua,B
90 ore urssil,Ti ibu oi bot iuis Tie ia th hiaIt
tjunh iIyh puUtp aui lathe
EtIht fuidnug furiaCus tituit HiH,taN
Two llOaum Flunatps ulnN siEkHL
hutE Hnd hsr lWiu UuIubiuutI
lIHu iuut Buidu Aili ubH bbrltu b. iu,...i
lNu thuRiH unu url tIltLtr.
uuy Lathe, iHu lila, sh'nitA llllt
hut lGnvmrbi NpRhrt, oilt fiRbi.
ihV Inouih 80 uiH tual bliHit h Nithiu luH l."l
cod thu miil Hiud b,lug a. an uiiIallnn VI 10 ltIu,
coo ,uu 10 itiiyleh 10 thn hins ~ ihu i'n'h'd
WIiHuul haIiiuia, u alta, ol tiir Vults y
suuL pIiug luut itauh 90 ,bg I, - q. " IT,
Hut uIln IlYrT tAiiu Ispuu Na, tat lhIMIuti iIhl
tuy hrhtios irC stdppiuR ash Ieo,nt ihJ msiiuai
EIr UulUfIHpsud. buth Ny AVER ani ssll Fts,s,a
alpu lhuU Apul isL Hui piplmbb s1h, g ihr
al,Nu Nuilub MN cad Goal Muitn Nlii l., sid
cheap Hnd Oh tav0tahi1 ivr,W i'I tdiilrf va
formation aIHly o. iUuN " hAlI,biF
lap ,Lplall, NJ ,uumuIce lIlllahbh ~
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hyANp .#lEU "Itt gs.tN. NIt 10 .H
,tsU q iIvy Nu,Uuug. a. BALI .it and
u hubFtts fsfa ss httIFr
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inauRANoe.

y. a. NtDiGft-oN'rs
hgyKR,I IssuNis,T ,asHCi $50 yIuuE
(tTansug bniiias NhtilnE W, Va ! sm
a,1l 4 lot Tho bilusius all ai,j ryl,shs luli lsh
ahi D' f,au ulHIIsiiiua.
EInn Ah.nIA
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y'h, ihsumtio va ,suish, ilnors'p's, b Z
upe l.slisistan vi NE i,aia l1 Hdues,."nsi tpl
NhAT,iaLis p,f,arta, 10 isk ipf ths ikha ~
rMEh1i, y .fAili "a oAhh pH,iesd ,hs
mynishlr fihh 4 hJ slam ), plh isel. Liza
pledge has trisIi tsiDs,d w ga uf@~t l.ili,a,
pupi,,af ,.lu a.uIibs ~ h.Bhss n tiu gqN
tunsutu lloa adopted iiss nitsl ~, w. 1917
silE tapiiAi 81 giun, ga, w siML ~ % aiga
s.iiri . Jsiruifl tiEt go u1 " OHbd rii'sis
huIntei Distributor viii tstF PisoF u'ththb b
pu $40 - uuA IUt4iay " n9f'i hsAIss 90 ist'
pane. lasik A uhs iv,lDe in. disiIibsiNa.,
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IN " Aids
ABD 0rHERB SINKING
HEALTH,

luN tRfE pisI AIM RAM
t....Hr- r..# UFtfrI UyiINyP ..f IHlsi.
l rst 'tut.,l "a D. 90. Tistg ss.I 80 ais -,
4 .."t.I l.s .sfa,Dtf tHl ltsts D.i a.ijas u 80
n saits. ,hs sti.a D. F.,U,sl uitsasns- hss.g
Nt...rt a b,is ~ LssiiN ~ lguish e. tssst
,s,..Isf s.t stila " ut is.. illd ts H,..,i tass
t..f $50 10 Hf..Ius htsittt - AHtr "a s.s 81
vi ..ss, o. est,l cod 81 -t,, tai lus,..a %
lHtss 81 q. 90 qsH o. a be vstl I'D i.st s4f, d.
&C.. aaeIglt q hiafltt, hHtta rgtat ait t...H saI
.IF +a4isi aal laH lu.astit. I'D ste. ..I#.. a,,s
o. ....,ss la,.Ea4sl s,s 4siI ,iIaalF,,A 4.a -,
ID aau,is
YOUNG MEN
E.f.f....ar. srh. t..is sst,st 20 l.t ,tI...t r..
t.,t.. t.ssH ri usH,I see t,a,.. 400. tsHs,si.aa
a.Il 60 sas T NtHF .tt.i tt.fs Soc. tf ufiH.tu.
500. ..rt a.s HHfT-tst.f taHtHtri 10 sfs l.ta a.
t.. .H
l.. L. I.lf EI.U.U .....# Co., u.H.....t.I
.ts4 lf.,rI.i b. suar,r 10 s.s4, % o. s...s si-
It...s. bal tiHtli.a .st.l ,lH., Hll i.r,s q d.
..II sar siftflat aa slsiirt ed O. ttss..a .s
aa.t H.ll'f Hi,gtl.
.rut FH.s atl,.tt HH ,...Ht ..It OIL. II. ..... aHl
.t..ai. t.,sI .uitb tt Geo.. "a. si., uarf.t 10.
aH.l...Iss Gee uaiHtfilatft
PulYSRMAcHER Cal VAnlC CO.,
OR ti6Aih 4 ylAG 81 Attl3, ClkGiNhAli, "A
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Ur.tHuN U iDilnr tIr.. times 20
..v. IN olo li the hu,pts ~ suyce
lite nav d. a. ,uu, oWu nvaI time %
,out vi, ~ u puud huU.ukeeVvT aui
kpep. u ,iltt 90 the hltrpvH tuaI III
Rrstipa depends uu regular uru h.urr
ttr mau AUd ut,tsr lhyr, ~ thyh NefN
little temptation lu utor oslIut IA oluY
iuF Uui uu spvi.s - refusing lJ,ri a
ptg .Huuld uuvoi lls, Is IuvH alter D., ~
puJ ia th' pen nnd should ury,r be-
huutiN enough lp sgytai u Requires
sim, Judgment u ,lusiiaius IT, raituuS.
az vii 49, IA rEulttluI lbwT tlme.
Much los 4 lH,uau iuya. DO TDIUTeil
hIa Iatlls t.su ui a. ls,d .uf tiuys aud
Ice. - p,ta.urs than 81 hHf.tuu Wdstt
N auttniuu ig Iyt en- tie ttrd trough
a. = nation ist h,Ou htti. tnu Itrye, n,
nui quite suad enough IdE shUub
nave all ie cnuIt ust up anj ttgfgl A
yarIftv pi iJod shpuId also receive q
tsation The rtw veg table, ami y J,ts
lroa, o., garden a. excellent 1ppetyers
and rnHi lps the Ius a. Uuu-Uuc anon
meat The he,i sbCuid h., miXwi with
vnid ul boilJng water With Wiik ~ bottled
iGai,s Und ~. etahl,s. ~ suite chnycn
ieare 10 msv be- warned With unEuuud
esun hutkWhUat ~ q mlNiup Ut ground
yraiUs The tHur -prut va HaIing iuI
A pig usuEliy ,'aDiys 80 sinAl hours, and
sIny 10 balutrci b, ahai NV team "a
tl, srhu,l Ut vsuunN, 'iiufu IN Iur.
haps 40 auuti that viii ,ShttJt NOR
aatsiauiou. All give creator tgiuWs
DOT g,sli care aNi betlug than pis
anil on the n,buT hand hungry UgU
without a Waftu home aU that has nH
had pgoiSr bringing up. ,an makn a.
sell eAsrr,iiu 1iN disasr teauiu, tIth ~ g.
g.auau.l syfvatsuoo anu the Glir, 20 Siti
pTo,iuru. bCsid,,, uiyl sI aatngi 70
N,thuut lr1AI AZ tate, 81 pays thS
sil,aryr o. ralsU b. IVA Iurk, All u
tavs han the glasi,lt pt 10 WHOM Na
lakes ino Desi care oilis pis -ii"o .asn
I3ts e., aisal
HaW rus ts1uNI gs lsgushNEsitsl.1tit 40
AfKAG aS stoAE
The Haullten and HamrshIf, taVm-
rf. ~ a. dtsrusas.i ~, relative nturiU al
lssus aud sot1huul i,'J sugar pridnut 1n
NJ Wet SprfnStiutl ihr other day strin
a. have he.n uutnt ful,st as ~ promis'
int esl atimanit mate sHh the cane
during thB pssi sfaSoa. R"ieftug % the
tf,als n,a,it Al Ambsrsl 9Th ssryh ahi IA
vuaTs pa.l fI,ii. ,l,-r~3aan sa,d that the
d,hiu,ilty VI rfysiAlisinE HE slassAI aAs
me Apparently iRauEn Jaistsbie stun
hl.nsi.lost IA the nns 81 ths Oane tt A.
erecl-nly iiiis PANT aha "a has tzsiafssai
inc ai.antiaa al nr 1sllms, ehemls. al
ll,s sarionliu Fal dslsagtmgH al Washing
ton IAsi yeaf ths sl0oiar l'lanted =
vn,.i variety al soTsham ou tha depart
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| | ouisiana Siale loilefY COmpany

sy.s,..i.a oppof,.aity W Win Q fai"s'
b. al uiab0 u,slnbuuun uhass y, 4 sts ~
leans. 1iiNisY February ~, lsnI iliui h0nih
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01
Valuo Of Oatmeal.

Oatmeal is a food Of great strength and
nutrition, having cluins to ho better known
and moro widely .i%eu than it is ut present
" much service as uran food, IL coDtaius
phosphorus enough - keep man doing
an ordinary amount 0! main work in good
health and yisor. All medical authorities
unite in ,ho opinion that, eaten with milk
it is perfect food, and, having all requisites
for the development of the system, it is a
pre'cminently useful food for growing chill
dlen and the young gcncraiiS. Oatmeal
requires much cooking to cifeotually burst
thr starch oc!!s, but when it is we'll cook ed
il will thclen liquid much more than equal
its weight in wheaton flour. The o1ts Of
this country are superior to those grown on
the Continent and Southcrn part Of England,
but certainly inferior to the Scotch, where
considerable pains aro taken to cultivate
thcc,, md it is needless to point out that
tho Scotch arc an example of strong and
thoroughly robust nation, which result
is justly set down rs bcin3 derived from
the plen,ful use of oatmeal. Guthrie has
asserted that in his country men have tho
largest heads of any natou in the world
noc even the English have such large heads.
which he attributes to the universal uso CT
oatmeal, as universal it is, being found
alike on the tables Of tho rich aud tho
tables of tho poor--in tho morning por-
ridge, and in the evening the Traditional
cako. Tho two principal ways Of cooking
oatmeal arc porridgo md cake (bannock)
which | will describe. First, then, wo will
commence with a recipe for porridgc: 10
. pints of boiling water md level teaspoon.
fu! Of salt and pint of course meal, stirring
while it is being slowly poured in; continue
stirring until tho meal is diifuscd through
the watcr--about eight or ten minutes.
Cover it closely then, and place it whore
1t will simmer for an hour; avoid stirring
during the whole of that timo. Servo hot,
with as little messing as possible, accom-
panied with milk, maple syrup or sugar
and cream. TO make oatmeal cake, place
in bowl quart of meal, add to it as
much cold water as will form it into n soft
light dough, cover it with a cloth fifteen
minutes to allow it to swoll, thon dust the
pastebcard with meal, turn out tho dough
and give it n vigorous knoading. Cover it
with II cloth fifteen miuucs aud proceed
at once TO roll it to an eighth of an inch
thickness; cut it in five pieces and partly
cook them on griddlo, tbon finish them
by t0asting in front Of tho fire,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01
Ehc HDcath OF slacriTBowcra.

Although it was known that Sheriff
Bowen was in preoarious health, the an--
nouncemcnt, yesterday, Of his sudden death
startled everybody in Charleston. During
the last few years be had in great measure
withdrawn from politics, and time had
somewhat softoned the bitterness of feeling
against him aroused by his long, bold and
successful antagonism of all tho interests of
peace, order and civilization in Charleston
County. Yet it is the simple truth that
the news that he is no moro was received
ty tho community with a feeling of deep
relief.
Bowen was q man of singular forco and
determination. lie was poor, uneducated,
without social advantages of uny kiud; yet
the indomitablo energy displayed in lis
career for the last fifteen years, and the
boldncss and persistence with which ho
faced and, we nigh. almost say, lived down
storm Of popular indignation which
would have overwhelmed and crushed al
most any other man, marked him rs one of
the most extraordinary characters whom
the social uphcavel which followed the war
threw to the surface. Happily for Charles
ton and South Carolina, it is not likely that
VIC shall soon encounter another political
agitator a: once SC sold, so unscrupulous,
and.so inAuen'ial.-Ncws and Courier.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01
Raj, Et.rle's Opinion.

ro,ortn, r ~ C:u ,, :, ~
reporter OF the GrccnVlllo Do1W Nc'os
IT,, IT," ,,a n'a =" aa!cas,c" "'en MAJ Wm' h;
% '.; y: ~: Nat'opai "nu n,ato postica and
H'!es 'is 'rHws at length mo h"jor
."'nha ,,u on.cagu ho'p'na''o" Strong
o''G, WV .''' - WIZ 90 erected.
/. Io"''S Gown 20 H'ato po'lt!cs, MaJor
,.a,'o 'i'u'"S c"noio'y an" eV'ccnt'y cx-
r's'S., IT,, S.' t"1 ''c"S " eSo'y hohess man IN
,"I p.,,,: S,"sI' ~ no wnue or ',ack' democrat
=. A.ct'"i'r"n' ,, ."'"g a""e1 oy tue repor-
.:' ! 'nc MsPno'cahS "ouid run State
','"n'' i'f'iou '''.' hc o'u noe th;nE so.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01
Tho Sin Of Gxtravagance

Spnfoeons plain tall; CT s'iIconemy and
Debt ought 20 be pasted inside tho hat of
every spring householder: "I.!viug be-
yond their incon. es is tkc ruin OF many of
my neighbors; tley can hardly afford to
keep rabbit, and u,ust needs drive pony
and chaise. [ Gm afraid cxtlavasauce is
tho COMMON disease Of the times, and many
protesting Christians have caught it, to
their shame and sorrow. Goou cotton or
stuff gowns are aot good enongh nowadays,
girls n.ust have silks and satins, and then
there's bill at the dfessmakcr's as long as
winters night aud quite US dismal.
Show and style and siGartncss run away with
a nian's means, keep the family poor and
tie fathers nose on the grindstone. Frogs
Try to lock as big as bulls aud burst them
selves. He is both a fool and knavo who
has shilling coming in and on the strength
Of it spends pound which does not belong
to bin. Gut your cont according to your
cloth ID sound advice; but cutting other
peoples cloth by running into debt il as
like thicving as fourpepco is like groat.
Debtors can hardly help being liars, for
they promise to pay when they know they
cannot, and when they have made up lot
Of false excuses they promise again, rnd SO
they lie as fast as horse can trot Now,
if owing leads to lying, who shnll say that
it is not most evil thing? Of course ,hcro
arc exceptions, and do not want to bear
hard upon an honest man who is brought
down by sickness or heavy losses; but take
the rule as rule, and you will find debt to
be great dismal swamp, huge mudhole,
dirty ditch; happy is tho man who gets
out of it after once tumbling in, but hap
piest of all is ho who has been, by Gods
goodness, kept out of the mire altogether
If you once ask the devil to dinner, IL will
be hard to get him out of the house again
Better to have nothing to do with him.
Where hen has laycd ono egg she is very
likely to lay another; when man is opco in
debt hc is likoly to get into it again; better
keep clear Of it from tho first. lie who
gets in for penny will soon be in for a
pound, and when u man 10 over shoes he is
very liable to be over boots. Never owe
farthing, aud you will mover owo n
guinea"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01

Tho following resolution has been adop--
ted by tho State Educational Board of
Resolved, That the State Board of Ex-
aminers recommend to the County Boards
of Examiners throughout the State to hold
examinations on tho first Friday and Satur.
day IN January and July each year.
Tho object Of this resolution is to prevent
applicants from obtaining possession of the
questions in advance of the examination.
In some instances, applicants havc obtained
copies OF the questions from friends in other
counties, but this arrangement will put
stop to all such cvasions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01

Recently well known barristcr was CON
cerned in case where the qucation involv--
cd wae as to tho mental condition of tho
testatrix. The witness under examination,
herself an agcd lady, had testified to find
ing her friend falling, childish, and that
when shc told her something sho looked as
though sho did not understand Counsel,
cross examining, tried to get her to describe
this look, but she did not succeed worry we'll
IN doing 60. At last, getting little impa-
tient, he asked, "Woll, how did sho ook7
Did sho look at you as am looking at you
now, for instancc?" Tho witness very
dcnurely replied, "Well, ycs-kiud of
vacant like"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01
Pleasant Words.

No matter how the world may 90,
How dark its shadows DO,
Or whother June's sweet roses blow
To gladden. you and me,
There always is time Of day
Our voices may bo heard,
When wo can pause beside the way
To say pleasant word.
The little barefoot girl we mcot,
The maid whose love was vain,
The restless boy upon tho street,
And blind man with his oane,
Whom they receive tho humble mito
viii feel their bosoms stirred;
If, with the coin Of value light,
We pass pleasant word.
And hearts that now with sorrow acho
Beneath srmo heavy blow,
Will FROM tho shadows riso and break
The spell of all their woe,
Aud feel that life hath sunshine new,
And songs as sweet as birds,
If we but humane and true,
And give them pleasant words.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-01

RULES FOR CONC TO CnURcm.-1.
Lot nothing but on impossibility prevent
you from going to the house Of God on tho
Sabbath. 2. Go early to take your family
and friend with you. 5. Go opco eyory
Sabbath, if possible. 4. Go in praycrful
statc Of mind. s. Give respectful and
pfayerfnI attention to the sermon. 8.
Jon in all songs Of praise, and think of
what you sing. T. Greet one noothcr
pleasantly, and kindly speak TO tho stranger.
8. Think and speak of all tho good in tho
services, and forget oil tho rest.-Ep.