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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

The career Of DR.. Brandoth, who died in
Nov York on Thursday, was vivid illus
tration of what may DO accomplished BY
energy aud perseverance. More than fifty
years ago he landed in New Y York poor
BOY, who had left his English homo to seek
his fortune in tho Now World. A few days
after his arrival ho found that ho would
soon DO without penny. He had 10 his
possession certain recipes for medicines
which had ait"ioed some celebrity in the
section of England from which he emf
grated, and purchasing the necessary mate
terials from. druggist he manufactured
from ono of them lot of pills, which he
pedd!ed about in boxes. The pills found
ready sale, and now "Brandeth's Pills" are
ono of the best known 'patent" medicines.
Dr. Brandeth attributed much of his great
success to liberal advertising, which he csti
mated not long ago had cost 81 100000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

What did the young lady mean when
she said to her lover, "You may bo too late
for the train, but you can tuke bus2"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Railway
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
ATLANTA, Ca, June Sd, 1879.
CHANGE OF SEIZED CLE

On and after SATURDAY, December
1879, Double Daily Trains will run on
this Road as follows:
GOING EAST.
Night Mail and Passenger Traio:
Arrive at Seneca, 9 OOnm
Leave Seneca, 8 OIL m
Day Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, l2am
Leave Seneca, 8 l3am
CONC WEST.
Mig ht Mail and Passenger Train:
Arr've ct Seneca, 6 81 an
Leave Scncou, G as n,
Day Passenger Train:
Arrive at Seneca, Hmm
Leave Seneca, 16nm
GOING EAST.
Local Freight and Accommodation Train.
Leave Seneca M a''' s s % % pm m
GOING VEST.
Local Freight and Accommodation Train:
Arrive at Seneca 7 42pm
Leave Seneca 7 SO m
Close connection at Atlanta for all points
West and OF Charlotte for oil points East.
Through tickets on sale at Gainesville.
Seneca City, Greenvillo and Spartauburg to
all points East or West.
CONNECTIONS,
at Atlnnta, with the Atlanta Il New Orleana
Short Line, CA. & w. Pt. r. RI and
Nennesaw Route, w. & A. X. RI for alb
points in mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan-
sas, Texas and the Northwest.
with tho Hontnnl d.
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, and all
points in Southwestern Georgia and
Florida.
With tho Georgia Railroad for Augusta.
Charleston, Port Royal ard Savannah.
At Lula. Gn.. with the Northeastern Rail.
road, for Athens, Ga.
at Seneca, with the Blue Ridge Rairoa,s
for Walbula and Bolton, s. G.
at Grccnvillc. S. c., with the Grcenvile E,
Columbia II. II.
at Spnrtanburg, with the Spartanburp.
Union q Columbia Railroad, with tho
Spartanbure & Ashcv!lle Railroad. for
Tyron Mountain, connecting here with
stages for Flat Rock, Hendersonyil)e.
Ashevl)e, and Warm Spring, NC. A
fine aud well finished hotel at tho foot &C
this mountain
At Charlotte, with tho Richmond & Dan.
vilio Railroad, for oil points North, East
and West, and for Virginia Springs.
With tho Carolina Central Railroad for
Wilmington and intermediate points.
G. J. FORNACRE,
General Manager.
W. j. HoUsroN, Gon'l Pass g. Tiokot
Agent.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

LII persons having claims against the estate
n of Thomas Broom, deceased, will present
them to mo properly attested within the time
required by law, and persons indebted to the
estate will mako payment 10 mo at once.
j. W. STRIBLING, Admir-.
Fob 10, 1880 I4.dt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

Why is o pill like steep hill? Because
one is hard to get down and tho otber hard
to got up.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

If woman had the ballot what would sle
do with it9 1t isn't long enough for belt
or big enough for bustlo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
Summons for
Relief.

Etta Garvin, Defendants.
TO the Defendants above named
VOU and each of you nre hereby sum
i moncd and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for Ocouce County, South
Carolina, and to serve copy Of your answer
to the same OH the subscribers at their
office, on tho public square, at Wahalla
Court House, South Carolina, within twenty
days after tho service of this summons on
you, exclusive of the day of such service
If you fail to answer tho complaint within
the time aforesaid, tie Plaintiff will apply
to the Court for tho relief demanded in the
complaint and for tho costs of this action.
ROBERT A. THOMPSON,
j. w. HARRISON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
January 81, 1880.
IS: W: s7RlD11Se' 9. or
10 the Defendants, Nancy NJ. Garner,
Elizabeth Mullinix and T. Kennedy
Boggs.-
TAKE NOTICE-That tho summons
aud complaint in this action was filed in the
Office of the Clerk of tho Court of Common
Pleas for ocoeee County. South Carolina,
on the 3lst day of January, 1880, md that
the object of this action is to recover pos
session of Tract of Land situatc in Ooonee
County. in the State of South Carolina, on
Crooked Creek, waters Of I.itto River,
containing two hundred aud ten acres, more
or less, and adjoining lands late of the
estate of j. B. Creushaw, licensed, Chris
tian Brucke, Dodd and others, and whcrcou
Defendants, George Lcffel, now lives.
ROBERT a. THOMPSON,
j.. w. HARRISON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Walhallo, 8. G.
February S, 1880. 1876
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04
WALMALLA EEMALN
COLIsEGH.

TNlIE next session Of this Institution will
Il commence THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
4th. 1870.
ltia an advantage to teachers and pupils to
enter tho various GLASSES at TINT time for
lew weeks delay rondcr it difficult to advance
with class.
Board in College and in private !,
families. por month, $1,000
Juvenile Department, pcr month, 80
Primary Department, por month, 80
Academic Department., per month, = 100
Collegiate Department. per month, :, 500
These prices aro exclusive Of State appro
priations.
Music, Wax and Fancy Work oxtra.
For particulars, address,
DIR. y. II. SNIELTZRHe.
July "a, 1879 3e-ly
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DIRECTORY
FOR
OcOIaee County. "

OCOMce COtAnIys ".
Senator--J. w. Livingston.
Representatives. George II. Chorry. Joel
Beard.
Clerk of he Court-Jesse w Stribling.
Judge Of Probate-Riohard Lewis.
Sheriff. ii Robins.
Coroner-S III Johns.
Auditor-J. N. George.
1reasurer--H. +. Alexander.
School Comn,issioner--Isaa Wiokliffe
Jury Con,naissioner-A. Brenneoke.
County Commissioners--W w Moss, A
Lay. j r Steele.
Trial Justices-II A II Gibson, s II Johns,
d Frank Sloan. W A King,J B Sanders.
Intendant Walhalia-D Biemann, War.
ems: Wondelkon, + Hendrix. w Pitch-
ford. @ L Reid. w. @. Erwin, A. Fisohesser.
Intendant Vest Unton-J Mioklor. Ward.
ems; | X Hunter. Jacob Schroeder, w A
Strother. j NJ Callas.
Postmaster Walhala.-J II Sigh.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

It was wttily said Of beautiful French
literary lady, that she had but ono fault
husband.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

ADVICE TO MARRYING MEN-It would be
extravagant to pretend that oil young marri-
ageable girls arc angels; but there arc angels
among marriagebe girls. This is not oven
exceptional, and odd as it may appear less
exceptional in Paris than elsewhere. Tho
we'll bred young girls Of Paris are admirably
we'll bred, and they are almost too much so.
Thoir mothers 80 refine their intellectual and
moral culture that they make up q creature
SO delicate that thoy cannot bear the touch of
an ordinary mortal without being wounded
and whitening. This exquisite kind Of edu.
cation naturally attracts the marrying man;
it seems to him strong guarantee of conin-
gal prosperity and security. lie watches for
this 6ne game carries her Off in triumph and
sleeps in peacIl Far be it from US to disturb
such sweet tranquility; We simply observe
that the man who seeks to transplant ono of
thoso choice plants from the maternal hot
house to tho soil of marriage ought to bo q
highly distinguished hortioultnrist, for 10 a
coarse soil and unskillful hands tho rarest
plants are those which turn out most badly.
Some fade and die, others degenerate and
return wildly to a savage state. Consequently
the fool cannot be too strongly urged to marry
fool; that would be tho easiest, tho most
humane and the honest WY.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-03-04

1ANoiHa HSuhSoiS iotNliuS
against
George Leffel,
Matilda Boggs,
A. Madison Boggs, Summc
James NJ. Boggs,
A. Garner Boggs,
J. Nicely Boggs,
H. w. NJ. Boggs,
Nancy NJ. Garner,
Elizabeth MuIlinix,
Martha Nj. Brook,
L. Kennedy Boggs,
w. Berry Boggs, Roll
John G. G. Boggs,
Fraucis Garnor,
Georgiana j. Gaines, and
Eta Garvin, Defendants.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after Wednesday, January 29tb,.
1850, the Passenger Trains over the Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad will be run
daily, Sundays excepted:
MAIN STEM,
, 1880-12-25

andonh when my division Of 1.ce's army
checked your advhncg md tho One Hundred and
Tw9n!ysst 9hse F;nv ESs,a Carolina hold you during
4 mnn who had been whiting sttngtc Rot
c0nnter and asked what t!mo tho EdJfe wns
"any," continued tho 'itttlo man, cntchin7 tho
one.tcE1ed mnn by tho sIcoyc az tho rest mado
for tho door. "y0ll must }1nvc been nt ntttys.
burg. 1nd you must have scen mo whom |
tshharEe yor fight aud turned you back toward
"let mo 9eo," fdgettcd the one-leased nun,
"wns thnt tho tirat or second dayf'
THAT was tho Second day." responded tho
little innh. Quver,nR with toftatnent..
~ wasn't In the second days light" said tho
ono Legged tnar,. helptesly. 49,.
+'Thcn YOU must recoitcct my artillery chnrYt
on tho ttrst day. when broke your centtcr'
shouted tho littto man, cIutch'ng norvously at
tho others coat. -.
''No. IL was on furough, wasn't thorc,"
6hrlekeH tho FI1e.la0gGd man. 80.
"Where'h you lose your !eR r. howlad tho 1T
tic tnnn. "What bHttG was SOU tn r.
~ wasn't In any, nnancd the onc-lcggei mnu.
~ lost my leg OH buzz Eaw.'' and out hc went
."strnnRo.'' m,itsercd tho little mnn, as he f1loi
bis pipe. "Whcn you como to tlguro down theso
hero xnr "reminiscences they nlf didn't happen.
Invent been nutstde Of brooklyn for going oi1
forty years. and there wasn't one OF then fcl.
lows bit 9thOuRht1 wha Stonewall jackson"
Rn1 tho little nian bnnlhnrt1ed hla stomach With
q slug Of kentncky whisky and plnnted himself
for tho ntxt barfooln aO't1lcr.
, 1880-12-25

been 50 thoughttesfy, sel1sslly happy, atid
lias tcstowed upon htl'9af. belilK flle iGWl.
Il, his sin BY tits ruhelIlnls and linrl heart.
'f yn,t will, to savc the life ut t!is tlunr nsr,'
Tic esf cnntI'tes, Yen in,!st undergo severa r
nancr il?ierck engeriy demands y; J.;
aoutl. and beg your hrrntt ns you go, until you
.lIscnver u sprig Of Heather with d snowdrop
twintai about It, which you im,st ue!,
. nE ss s1s ess S H v m m h,fory t eae g sde Ss4 SG
sol, yt,,, may meet or of some family wiiers
you abide 1t night. Now 70 fortlIv WIZ
these words aid wave OF his 'aud tho elf
uls1!t!!asetl !!;.:.. mn. - u,.u,.,. -
t'ets; thlnklnE BY tlAy Of Elsie, dreaming of
hGr by hight: NJ. watclword throughout all
!i!s trials being 'Fnr her sake ant bis sole
l!ope thu saynF ot tl,lS ,rsel99si ilfs; years
P" Al last. heartstck AtM( weary, he eotlcs, 4
Eray.tatretl,- bIwetl, il,lirln nlA man. once
i'lOrc ~ Tie forest rttscnt nf the Gives: ofice
nnrH lla Is met by tlie elf.iI'lg:. looking pre-
tihl III 4 HllnygrinE., weakened yntce our
popr, worn0ut l.odnsick tells how Ills ,qucst
Inns been frultIess; iie has sought ln vain for
ts snwlrop at!d the !,sa'ther a has at
80 And do, you still feel so rcbellIous%
then in1uitet the elf. =, -,
"'No. have seen misery all along ny
!0 fa1ni|y upon wtllcf dcat, Ind not hi! l,ts
tl,U iot u aii, aid tllat an nut aionc q my
snryow. MI, Resigned. but yet-o, my ElsteP
ilnrn ; ,i, p'teous wall Of anguish breaks from
"TIm tcntlcr-!lcartct elf can endure this no
longer, Drawing furtli the shield, which
Itoaerlck, had left With him when star,lng
] out on hts quest. Ee liaiHls 1t back to hitil
With few mystic utteranccs. en-.
ain II sectint1 what n change tho erect,
hnlnlsotnc.. .tlchly-nttiretl young knight Rod
etlck stands Oh tlle very spot occupied All In
md his untaze.l c9,tn,sna,lce convnlscs the
WAS It ail dream, then:".
"'Sn. lravu k!l'glt.' replies the King, 1T
woul, b. transient mud i!cetlng; wish this
| fne,i,brnnec. .Ti.e years which see,nesi SO
| long anil lard to you were oaly elf-years,
!n reality, but ~ hour Or two Of sour timc
! has: elapsed slrce y0u started from here,
| hnlf-crazetl with grief OH your wt9rlsune
| pilgrimage. You understand my object, no
pe'iItio;a. H. il was t@at hut ~ W neelIi!s others alu
learning their sorrows you might become
'fle shield you sec Is now bright and
tlroopiuy altl fa,it.i, but erect antl ,Glca!mins
white. Y0h begin to tDresee from this, per-
eeiye, tile joyful wclc0nlu. ..that awnlts YOUR
return. l}y yuur brave pellAtlct your pretty
E!sie hns wei.1iig recovered seek ler ilow a.'
fur 0blecs ut your quest, Tie ilcatllor, Il hlnil-
| ly, noble, vAloruMs young knlRilt, mud the
Sn0wurop. Ills lovlnE, pure. aud gentle little
"But there is the supper-bell s,mmotling
III l1tlpat!entiy, so | will lenve it tn you, my
dears, tu itMnglne 4 sequel to NY. story Aild
discover Its moral for yourselves"
, 1880-12-25


"Tuen war renlniscvuccs Ut ypurn is mighty
lntVrusktux," pltlca ltttto mum from behind mo
stayp, III sort Ut slleHro full oil tho rGtt VI tho
lpuuYurs. "Thcy rGH,ind mo OF when wis in
communal Ut tho Confederate forces al Vleks-
burg"
TGo crowd, unhinged itself aud gazel ad-
mlrlnkly ut tho isttl man.
"Ani wsTu }nu In the Ne1-CoufodeEate sery-
icet' askta one:levRed nun,
NJ M,!s." lnalestly conceded tho man behind
tho stnyv. "pDil't yuH remember when tho OAo
liu,.lruA aIl4 Fourth Far!da Cavalry charged
yuur outwofks on tho saen'll aoope, aud you VI!
They. I'LL tAllnIitu4 thug hau beon In tho Army
Of tho FotuulAu.
onsieKsSd ] an ~ III ssskss H. ': sns ySus @ fSeo 9 Is
fAmiIlnr.. nnh't you ,retnsMi'or Whcn the sac0nsl
x us9rSt Eks r s sS
mo" hetltateA tho l1.!eHxod tnau. poklnx
tho ttru with unnecessary ytXor.
NThvso othor pglltle,ne1l must remember 1t, :"
augxssted tue little naHn warming With his sub
ject,
Nut one OF tAcH was there.
"tut one Ok you must have been IN Tie Saon-
, 1880-12-25


Tho meadows nre brown, tho Hills nre ait bard,
And III thit,aHh tho wiley tho GIenr crisp air
IL singing 1t Christmas sInu.
Like tho sung Of tho seM Ut tito purple SHE'LL
II wo list to IT'S notes II VIII swiftly tell
Tie secrGt it's kept so long.
II tells of q time SO sunny and fatr
When Wg watched tho cinlItls OF the snowy air
For TIM rcIn!tcrs tiny fnr!n.
And snw III ottr dreams AtCli pictures Of light
AS WI !ny through tho hours VI the long, dark
night.
Away from tho clo,fds and storm.
St1ch pictures ns glow In fairy tales
When tnftl ut tho hour that tllyiIrht pAlos
And the crimson WGst grows gray,
When VIC list for tue chltna ut tiny bells
ThNt 1lro huhg In tho sllMIia nf haunted dolls
And nro rulig BY goblin ana fny.
It rings on the heart tearful ct,Hngs
Of u ttrkenet time. 81 sA1. 80 strlHHo.
Whcn our dreains had last their light.
It whispers aud Sings tUtho lcntl1gs trees
Our secret that slHhs In every breeze
TIL tho day wears Into the Night.
O, Christmas chimes! 80 hre merry md sud.
Yu wouhI tho heart md ye lnnto It E|nd
With thu music your ringing 1nnkes;
And tho weary heart that hAs tlrelInGd so long
Takes up tho thread Ut tho broken souY
And Sings TIL 1t uulyering breaks.
Emily y. Weed.
, 1880-12-25
SONGS OF TILE SEASON.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A CIIn1s'rM AS LYNN.
Fur 1hr Enfrt.9u Tribune.
lwntc, go Nations Uf thu EARTH
am,j ht.ir tho story VI Ills hirtli
who4c ,t.lyent to this world nf ours
Tas tulh tn nun th enrly hours
rnat his distress might i,o nllnyc'a;
min wt,nl 10 Een!cu the full Ind made;
Thal terror might mt sc!1e Ills SOUL
, nj ru,,g Ut wrntf should ever roll
wlt,, ycuxct.,l th,thtprs ,fer his heal,
r,,LItt'riuH III. with shd'n1nE dread
Thot snlRn's ,'',n,n wU.lll! no his uwti,
and nu s:tlynllsl, o'er Ite knowtI.
1urs Ind tassts! sHce Ghtl Ind snu
iii Sun wa,,ld ct,,,ip AMI brufst tic head
or tla ,lccclvcr Ut our rsee.
Am, freely give ills pntrinIng Eracc
ID NIL VIII, would ,tG Gnl,i His luvc.
And Illness for the rrnlins Rbnsc.
We'll might tho Niory uf tho Hkfca
rn,w l,rnveflwmri tho shepherds eyes,
While sWrelest MITES If Angels song,
rrcrecins (ru,n Tho Ifnnveh1y throu1,
tuuu,lucc4l .hn joyful news tn Earth
III tntIr Hetgtmcr'H wusislrOtts birth.
nUlosy To uodr they sa,lg; and then,
aTrJc pencv OH Eatth. soo'.wl1l to Munt'
tlc comes 10 meet Il hrnken INV.
Aud, lifted IN tho Eross, to iraw
All ryt4 Ilt1 hearts unto III" ehse,
4. sill ring In tin. sut,er's l,luGu,
1bc Sun ni Gt,l III lntntlil form.
lhls tnilllE nH Himself the STORM
If wrath divine that world llnsc burnt
With fury M Il world NEGttrseu.
EucI lnvG III this M H0!s can know
or nt1flc lIgittHs here pulnsP-
~ vust. 20 strung. ;lfi'l ~ prulnlnh.,
EYuclsllfiK NJ! tnnlb'a POWER to bDlf1us
Viii c,,,, withstand lfis pvo!rerrd love
Tp fIt tt,r,rs fur tho reAlilsa Abuye?
snell is ~, one wh.,tc sl.lvGnt here
brought light niid .iGret Il, hlir sphere
Thu ii Iltiurtlcxs ns!rrsl, IL KlNu,
AMI solitude s no longer sllse,
, 1880-12-25

Itching, scaly In i scrofulous humors spcctll-
", permanently. nnaccon0mleaily curra by tho
Gutirurl Roncdles when MI other hunnn avcrl.
cics fill. VIM cnn doubt tholn after rcAln9
lhe authenticated curcs aaiy published III t4ls
puptr?
, 1880-12-25
CHRISTINA ESs
Fur Tia Chicago Tribune.

Fur Tia Chicago Tribune.
Through the heart Of city stream Of life
., Flowed IN n surxlnI wave,
wLore Poverty, s!n. anI Want wero rife.
Auu ueeds that Flint Of tho grave.
Poverty, Sin, and Want wero thero,
And tapn who th!rstcd for erimep:
nni high ai.oro oil, III rliror MIR,
llark to tho ChElat1nAs' chImosI
Rich, md full, and snft thoy ring,
Whiiu every sound " BtlllGl;
riball scof, Ilbo Wnter's sting,
And thu solemn hush ID Killed.
II.
Aauiet village. set amid
"A rHlif.u uf snowy htll5;
AYulet village, Utmost hid
From worldly cares nnu ll:6s
Within tho church, low.roofed aud lona,
Thu ehiTGrSnK sexton stands,
islantern M tho ilpor Vt stono,
Tho bull-rolu III Ills hhnds.
Ono steatly pull, anu, cchong far
I'M Across tho slecply fields,
IAe hrazrn MetulS tongue of powot
Its joyful 1ncssaRo ylu!ds.
And country-arcs tho brighter blszo
u)lon tho groups nronul;
An! tanny hunrts thAMksglvtnEs rRlss
AT hoarlng oi tho souul.
Upon tho world OF wnturs dar.t,
N. That Ito IN treaull'r0us sleep,
Th9rY 1,,,1, f!oa.s, ,his nixhl, ii pflncely bark,
ChIld Ut q kinyly lcGp.
AZ clonkct In b.ackness, thon there bursts Il
up0h tho startled cur y
enusla TINT ILLS tho brnyest heart
with agony Of faAr.
ING hamcA lap up the very sea
VITA hungry tongues; u bell,
AnmoVo th0 ruArs GNlillug tlOurDfulIy
Tho burning yeaagl's kne!l,
The waves Into tho vortex rushed;
"A clnHR-and D'er tho suM
Eao tlteMn's Chr!atmuy-chnes were hlshed,
hnu weAFy soula Wero freB.
CLtA10N, 1A. MARY d. MuLtETr.
, 1880-12-25

X0lR on Dumas Pore,
Emile zolu protests ugaiuat a statue to Alex
pniEe uuuua tor tnl slllple reasuu that there
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TO ANNA.
Fur The Cifet3o Trttttne.
Friendship wetaves n hN1lDwcd spell
Ar1>und ttlch nlltitlni Christmas btll.
ThGn wishes gtA,d nre sent atJ0ut,
In mi,rinlrell Whsjer-lInppy shout.
1lGHrtY iillGd with juy for uvery creature
Paint hnppy s1t!ilcs on uvery feature.
hut for tho frlurtls we lDvc md prt1e,
The soul hulliItlB mp witt, Joyful cries:
Anu 80 to ynlt. tito swGcteAt bliss. L'1ss,
wish yo,i rnv, md Merry Christmas!
CHICAGO. Dec n, lY9U, o. r. ",
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-30

One of the heaviest hail storms
known for years, fell in the south
eastern portion Of our county on
Thursday evening last. 1t extended
between this point and Branchvillc
across the -Four Hole Swamp and
over lower anu middle st. Matthews,
more or less severe in different locali.
tics. We have heard OF some places
where The hail lay on the ground two
inches deep. The stones were Of q
medium sizc-not near so large or
disastrous in their ,1f.ct upon slocl;
rs some previous storms but more
abundant in quantity.