Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-26
LOCAL MA. .T:rMRS. T T
Democrats. attoud your club meetings.

Inc COurt IlOube IL Totner lonesome QC TINS
time; all tho plubic officers and part of tho
legal fraternity being absent canvassing tho
county.
The article of &C." describing tho p:c mic at
Hunters Mill, came too late for insertion in
last weeks issue, and it would probably be
somewhat stale now.
The Rev II. L. Johnson, ID, President Of
tho Whitworth Female College, Mississippi, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church next Sab
bath NOR ming at IL o'clock.
Mr.. John S. Dickson, q prominent citizen
Of the Tugaloo section Of our county, is mons
mated by his friends, in this issue, for the
Legislature.
Cotton is beginning to opcn and in shor.
time picking will begin. We hear of rust in
somo sections, but the crop is generally very
promising.
Wo publish in this issue tho first batch Of
correspondence between Hon. ID. W. Aiken
and Col. William Wallace, candidates for tho
nomination for Congress. Tho rcply of
Col. Aiken aud rcjondcr Of Col. Wallace
will appear next week
Every Democrat in the county should vote
in tho primary election. Tho men nomi-
mated by tho primary election arc sure to be
elected. and every Democrat should have u
yoico in their selection.
Tho Pickcns iSeatincl says: "Will Holden,
Of Oconco County, has been up before Uuitcd
States Commissioner Thornley,, charged with
unlawfully breaking open and reading
lottcr addressed to another person. Ilo was
bound over to the United States Court at
Grccnyillo.
The weather for tho past week ilns been
the warmcst Of the present summer. Occa-
sional showers Of rain have fnlcn without
cooling the atmosphere. This (W edncsday)
evening, rs wo 60 to press we have been
visited by u furious storm of wind, rain and
hail. We have heard Of no damages, how.
over.
Parents, If your children suffer with worms,
do not hesitate 10 pay ten cents for q box Of
kauQua Indian Worm Pellets, safe sure and
quick in their action. For sale by r. f. Nor
man Bro Also, full stock of pure drugs,
chemicals, patent medicines, fancy and toilet
articles spongcs soaps hair and tooth brushes,
combs &C.. always OIL hand ut low prices. Give
them call. +
The following lis, Of pc,i, Jurors have been drawn for
the September term Of the Court: W. G. Robertson, T. s
Sanders, j. Il. West, Cornelius Dunn Samuel Crcsh,w
Bryant Glenn, p. ~ Waller, s. p Tanncry, j. G. lIar-
ris, B. N. Mitchell, w. I. Bcatcn, J. ~ Adams, John
Premier, o. l. Walker, II. NJ. Iodcn, G. X. Pike w 7.
Barker, l.. r. Jones, J. a. IIabin John Myers H. w
Pcpcr, l.. G. Eurchicld W. l.. lTuscus w. II. nlcngcr
Warren Phillips, J. w Tanncry, w a. Barron, w r. Dg
Wis j. d. Sheldon, James Fisher, l.. Frnnc u. p. nr,lrt
Davis Crane, John Grissop, l.. W. Fowler, j. p. Mcdaniel
We call attention TO The card in another
column of Dr. E. II. Greene, of Charlotte, N.
q. lie is we'll known in many parts Of our
Stntc, as well rs in North Carolina, ~ m clni-
hcntly successful practitioner in his spccinlics
OF chronic diseases. His medical education is
thorough being q graduate of two different
schools of medicine, md Ills experience very
complete. having been engaged in The practice
Of medicine for more than sixteen years lie
is, rs his card states, spending tho summer at
Highlands in Macon county, North Carolina.
lie refers TO Mr.. Thomas Harper, Mr.. NJ. w.
Coleman and Mr.. a. j. Lcdlord, all Of Seneca
City, S. c.
We publish from the Io,ca State Register what
purports to be an account Of The Radical meet
ing held here on the 7,h instant. The late
hour Mt which it was received prevents
comment, nnd We doubt if any benefit could
result from whatever We might say. It, is the
same bitter sheet from which We extracted
some lying articles about our people last year,
and it seems from this that it is the medium
chosen by our Radicals to disseminate SANDERS
Oh this section. Wo were not at the meeting
The 7th, but from those present we have
heard that the article is lie ont of wholc cloth,
A., "A, ...,.,
being the fact that such u meeting was held
under the call Of NJ. ii. Bryce, at which Spccr
spoke, and that few Democrats wcro present
as l0okcrson We have heard colorcd Radicals
say the article is false and without foundation.
This is n specimen Of the manner in which
Northern States are carried by the Republicans
and one Of the leading causes Of tho antagonism
and hatred Of tho North to the South. Tho
whites and Democrats in this County have
majority OF four to ono, and if fraud force or
intimidation were countenanccd they could be
practiccd without difficulty on election day, but
they arc neither countcnanccd nor praclccd,
and VIC feel sure That ninc-tcnllls Of the Rcpub-
licans of this county, white and colorcd, will
admit that elections here have alwa Us been free
from all interference Further, our people here
''fe "o0h P't.touiH'uB oIcn auu DlltCf RcpuDll-
cans, without regard to their politics, but VIC
may we'll ask whether Ibis should continue in
.thc face Of such false and unfoundcd charges
against our people? We do not know the author
of tho letter, but wo do know tho party here,
knowing it to be without the scmblancc of
truth in its charges, should in writing dcnounco
its falsity
No one can pass along our streets without
being struck with tho amount Of money
expcndcd in ADVERTISING nv mnnns of Jn1r,rs