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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05
A DIR. J.F. HAYWOOD,
Of New York. voluntarily indorses It.
n z A n lAlll =. hE. o Va

DR.. TUTT: New York, Sept, 10, 1877.
Dear sir-Dnrihg thio year visited n.ne hnndrsd
Sity the cares Nsre Of ysry s-eysre severe t{pe: Il was
aud confess MY surprise at its wonderful power.
During p5r1et,se Of twenty years hsyS % never sa
happy effecte. 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fts Of coughing, and invariably cured tho dsoa4o In
medicine over used.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05

NOTICE TO WHOM 1T May CONCERN wo
expect TO leave this place next week for other
Ie'us' we hcreby give notice that Mrs. H. J.
Lcgnre is our duly ulho,ized Agent and Ton chor
iof Evans Y ldeson Convex Miniature Process
Ior anu within Oconcc County, S. c.. who will
rates. ~ q 'nn,Wn '""'
General Agent for Evans, Ideson s. Co., Balti.
more, Md.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oc0HGc County.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
l. II lloopcs, Plaintiff, vs Lucy Hoopes,
Caroline Cox, John Rohletter, Sr, and
John l,ohlct,cr, Jr, Jobcrry Rohletter,
Nicholas Rohlctter, Mack Kohlettcr,
David Kohletter, Goldmon itot letter,
Mary Rohlettrr aud Lou lsoletter, sons
and daughters Of Joseph Rohctter, de-
ceased, Defendants --SUMMONS FOR
RELIEF.
To the Defendants above named
YOU and each of you arc hereby sum
i moncd aud required to answer tho
complaint in this action, copy of which
is herewith served on you, and tho origina!
filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas for Oconee County, on
the 23d day Of December, 1879, and to
serve copy Of your answer on the sub
scribers at theft Office, on the putlic square,
10 WaIhalla, 5 G, within twenty days after
the service Of this summons on you, exclu-
sive of the day Of service If you fail to
answer the omplant within that time tho
plaintiff will take judgment against you
for the relief demanded in the complaint
KEITH & WERNER,
Plaintiff g Attorneys
{ :: + Y srn'Dn'ao, q
Walhallu, G, December 80. 1870.
10 John Rohletter, Joborry Rohletter, the
abscut Defendants herein
Tnho notice that the complaint. in this
action was filed in the office of the Clerk of
the Court for Oconce County on tho 23d
day of December, 1879.
KEITH & WERNER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dec 2J, 1879 66t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05
PROCLAIM NATION.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, January 8, 1880.
w EEREAS information has been received at
" this Department that an atrocious murder
was committed in Oconeo County on or about
the 10Th day Of December 1870, upon the body
of Mrs. EMILY COMPTON by TrnNrK OSBORNE,
and that tho said Osborne has fled from Justice.
Now. therefore, !, W. d. Simpson, Governor of
The State of South Carolina, in order TINT Justice
may be done and tile majesty of the law vindi.
Gated. do hereby offer reward of ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for tho nppre.
hcnsion and delivery in my Jail Of this State of
the said Turner Osborne.
Said Turner Osborne is about feet inches
high, has black hair, dark eyes, sharp features
and weighs about 14O pounds lie is about "a
years Of age
In testimony whereof have hereunto SGT ny
hand and caused the Great Seal Of tho
State 10 be affixed, at Columbia this 9th
L.. ST. day Of January, a. d. 1880, and In the
one hundred and fourth year Of the In.
dependence Of the United states of
America.
W. D. SIMPSON, Governor.
BY tho Governor:
n. SINS, Secretary Of State.
January 20, 1880 11.6t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05

Wherever Cousscns' IIonoy Of Tar Ina
been introduced, in hamlet, city or COUNTRY
nc'ghborhood. it has won it's way.o popular
favor as reliable remedy for Coughs. Colds
ana diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. 1t
also attordo relief when used for Group,
lioarseness, Bronchitis, etc. Price 60 cents.
For sule by Il. Il. Norman C Bro.
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Had terribie NIoHT swEATs.

y h0mpnS, REDS u, 1911.
DIR. 1Urr: Bril- havo been suffering for nearly two
}esIsyith severe cough. When commenced "a:
nad ISisen pounds IN weight, l had tried almost
everything ihnd terrible night sweats 'Ihayo taken
half fvzen bottles, Tho night sweats have loft mo,
the opghb disappeared, and havo gained flfteen
With xroat Gespsct' oEiVERs VI XIX EIUE IUjisnea'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05

Mr. Edwin D. Connor, of Cokesbury, Alb
boville County, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head with q
pistol last week.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-14

A quorum of republican Senators and
Members of the Maine legislature met in
the State House at Augusta on Monday
evening and proceeded to organize by
the election of officers.
The question whether they or the fus-
ionists constitute the legal body will now
be submitted to the Supreme Court. 1t
looks very mnch as though Garcelon
has been check-mated, and that right has
at last triumphed in the Pine Tree state.
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A Word With NV
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
RACING ELSEWHERE.

BosToY, Sept. 2.-There were two races at
Mystic Pa today each Tor purse of 6OO divided
The first for 23O horses had starters and
was In three straight heats by Edw In Thorn John 5.
Clark second and Lady Thorn thd Johu s.Ciarks
was ordered pulling his horse. Ia the for
the 2:27 class there four starters five beaie were
required decide the contest Dan smith TOOK first.
Glendale second. and NJ. L. Third money
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Sept 2.-Ihe 1886
race here to-day was won by Tuhirs Mountiuccr.
Best time 230 The f,r Centlrmou's road horse,
was won by Do Wits Gideon. Beet me. Lola
ELMuRA, \. Y, Sept. AT the Elmira
Drivny Park to-day. Mattir Hunter the purse OF
81 600 The first heat was made In 21sla-the fastest
time by half second ever made by paccr a half
mile Track IL the second race for the three-muuie
ciass George ID. sherman was the winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

A. 81 WAS necessary TO a choice second ballot Wa
then called. Bergen ana Morris vo;cd as before. ar
be allowed retire from the nan Tor
few moments conference. TINS was
clanted though the Third Ward delegates op-
posed the propositions When the Pa sale delegates
returned Chaii Murray asked thdl the vote might
hr Gwen bv ward, and TOW n~iips Thi- done. Mr.
Phelps received u votes AMI Nh Hll 10. Toe Ti0'e
ballot then counted 90 for Hill ana AZ or fheips Inc
nomination # Hi was then made unanimous
committee wIs then app nted To wait upon Messrs-
I'm and PHELPS to invite them TO address the meetlhH
As me gentlemen were brought in audience 10 lis
f,,t and cheer alter che er mp for both Hill ana
Phelps. MIR Hill made brief address oI acceptance ana
thauEs .,--
When Mr. Phelps arose the applause was dcafening.
He thanked the assembia-e Tor its klud reCep-
ION and the delegates for their generous support
He pledge himself his fri nds 10 Mr. HI ana a
h, shook hands with the latter gentleman at tie Close
of his remarks the audience chrered loudly Speeches
were also ma te Dy Mr. Bel. OF rCen, anu the Rev
John H. Robinson, shortly aiter which the Convention
adj nrUrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
LIFE OUT OF TOWN.
A PLEASANT DAY AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH. Sept. 1.-The weather TO-
day has been delightful The is much smoother tnah
for several days past and the bathing has greatly III
proved. Several families WHO had made arfh"Erl''
leave for their bones the morrow have o"'hS ~
the favorable change in the weather, decided 10 re
Il few days longer.
The Mansion House ia the only hotel which Is re'iiy
closed thus far. The United States end Howland h,o
remain open until Monday ncxr. The Hotel bflS"'oi
sn retains nearly full complement OF eusStS' anu
Will probably keep open until october l.
r. j. Dobbn, who is ia, chief real cstaic owner ~ III"
"Brarch," contcmplates erecting four handsome COT
tages near the Rowland Hotel.
Among the guests thai AT the West End anu VIM
purpose remaining until the hotel closes are inc Ioo"
ing: The Hon. &. l" Lambert and family OF foh'sli
yaaia Washington Mclean and family, C"!ohc' ~ IL
Bagbcr and family Cincunati James D. oc'i''l' ~
Louis; William Agur ana fam ~ NeH-Orle"n' l. -,
Roy and family seml. Ala; Pierce Archer )''' IN /
family. G. G.. Phillips and family. D. II. frlshhu'" al"
vile, Philadelphia william W. whitney ana la'h"' ,
Albany Robert :. Stuart ana family d. A. Lei'eh anu
family. Thomas Milford aud family l.. HhiF
more ana wife. i. f. Coc and family, ChaunceN "' ~
pew and family. Good Hoyt and fam Y. j. W. j. i.,'i
aud we \. l.. Brown AID family }. H.: u, POI ,,'
family. Robert Br1oUr and family ars Bona anu i''~
lily. John ~ Deem AID iamily, Nc~-Io.H
TIE following e . partial list Of thc guests SUI +'
ma mag at the Rowland Hotel: MAYOR stoke 90
Phlaceplla; Be- jimn II IRIS lreN-tr ~. n
White. W L. lii Teton. John u. Frlls iul'"rt lg"' 80
J.. Buckley. CDcstuuf H.. Penn; the k'Y. bT: ~
d. steven Burt. judge Glbort M.-pcr, d. o. g At"'''
Arthur Lcary. Now-NU1k ..o,
The prcce pior In lnc .mily Of J. H. Niles.
rs. acut al Hrnm"uth Bcacu, bttanr c~lus'eu VIM
bathing IL sea today. H. y !s rescued IN =
ing ,udtion. Captain G.. H. Valentine. Of lfe-s"' luS
station No !, VINO l. ctnyrr,ant WIN me ~. W
iGopt-d lv the N-w-JCrsty Board OF Health Tor t.'r
restoration o. the drowned, brought TO the aiu ~
unfortunate an ana 10y ais cnOlis nc was ics'oi'"
10 con 90 al Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

TIE DIMAND IOE DOOIMINIS-IHh OAMTA
CHORUS CLUB.

THE DEMAND FOR DOCUMTNTS-THE CAMPAIGN
CHORUS CLUB.
There was a large number of visitors at the rooms
of the Central Campaign Club yesterday. ana the
mail fer the day was also unusually large.
The applications for documents are in
creasing IN number TO such an extent
that the committees printer is scarcely
able to keep pace with the demand Nearly all
hese applications speak of the bright prospects OF
The Republican party. and many from the Southern
States even, are cOuched in hopeful terms. Will
lam GRAY. chairman of the Marion County (N. al
Republican Club. writes: 90 We are fully OrglnlZ d
In the State of West Virginia, and are waglng an
aggressive war upon the Democrats with reason
able prospect of electnc Republican Congressman
tor the Isl District and great hopes for the stare
ticket"
The Campaign Chorus Club, which now numbers
inward o $50 members was divided INTO three
parties Wednesday ight. aud gave lis services TO
fhree District meetings. The following distinct
meetings are announced: On Friday evening. AZ
Rose l.ll Hail, IN the NNlh District, Il when
Major Willard Billiard and orhers viii speak. lhe
same evening. AT No l Deshros,es-st:. IN the LIST
distinct General 6. W. Palmer, W. II. Townlcy.
Samuel jelhhe and Frederick i. LedeTberger Will
be the speakers.
A merchants meeting is to be held some time
about Scolember IL. az which the principal address
will be delivered byGeneTai Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
CONVENTION IN HE VIII DISTRICT OF NEW-JEl:sLi
JOHN hill, Of NORRIS CHOSEN.

CONVENTION IN HE VIII DISTRICT OF NE"-Jhl'Shi
JOHN hill, Of NORRIS CHOSEN.
The delegates to the Convention called TO
nominate the Republican candidate for Congress from
the yth District OF v-Jersey-comprisibg Bergen
Morris and Passaic Couues-oegan TO gather about the
Repub lean headquarters in the Hamilton Hotel In
Paterson early yesterday morning. There were nun
dred OF tho delegates but the crowd about the 10 81
numbered several hundred. During the forenoon the
caucuses OF the different counties were held, and thelr
respective committee representatives were appoln'eu
At noon the delegates met at the hotel, and band
Of music escorted them 10 Washington Han winch
rapidly filed with spectators. The Convention was
called to order 10y A. l.. Boyd. OF Morris County
Samuel Newell, Of Passaic, made temporary chair
man, and W II. Lambert OF Morris, temporary secre-
tary Mr. Newall made brief address, IN whch ne re-
ferred with pride the Republican nominee Tor 'o'
crnor and added that If the Republican party had done
ANYTHING for which il should be blamed. 1t might be
ccnsnred for having elevated the standard OF the
a. ,P tic c"ncnson Of Mr.. Ncwes remarks the Cow
miitecs On Permanent OrGauz ltion Credeuilas hhes
aua Resolutions named and rain q, ii'r "4'"
The Conveniio ION adjourned uniii u. III. ,
The Com ntce on Permanent Org inizailon rol"r. ca
Tor pres dent Nathaniel N"s, Of Mors, X-,pe"kcf {"
The Hs.cT6ly tor Independents Richard Allison. Of
B~rr|p' W " Marsh Of Morris, and W. NILE. OF Pas-
sale; secretaries, f. d. fiun.nG oI beIten' " H. ,l
NOMINATIONS were ratified, ami Mr. les assuiu-
INK the workmanship, made hilei speech. 81.
gates some of the districts wee entitled TO- but WIS
finally decided that Bergen should nave "a Morris ~
and assaic 81 The counties we're then caed for nom
nations. 49, ~, -.
Colonel Gro,venor nominated Wi liam Walter phelps
in n speech which was loudly pppuded. The MorriS
dcleg atom made nomination, and Cnalrinan Murray
of the Passaic delegation said hat county had no ho-
marion 10 MAKE. Al tins time the enlhl-
saem was at It's height. The Bergen dele
gaies were tubant. and TIE whole audience
cneered Tor Phelps. Mr.. Mills. Of Passaic,
arose and tried TO make q nomination, hui was
called to order Upon the decision OF the char how
ever that ind .ydual delegates had the rEht 10 maze
nominations Mr.. NJ lis nominated the Rev. j. H. Kahln-
SOD Il. 3. Aycrigg. of Passaic then nominated john
I'M of Nor is whereat there cheering again. Inc
frst ballot was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
aon Maurice j. Power and Colonel Tracy declared
that Democratic harmony was now assured
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE WORK.
INTEREST IN THE VERMONT tLECTloN-A NE" SUI

INTEREST IN THE VERMONT ELECTIoN-A NEW SUP
PLY OF DOCUMENTS.
There was large crowd ofvisitors at the National
Reruhlican Headquarters yesterday, and among
.hem were many who inquired as to the political
outlook IN Vermont. Colonel Hooker the assistant
secretarv who comes from that State. was
continually piled with questions as TO
the probable result, aud was able. from
the many communications he has recently
received. TO give the most hopeful replies lie
produced letter from George Nichols tue chali-
man of the Vermont Republican State Committee
which arrived by Yesterdays mail. In tins Mr.
Nichols saws that the prophecy which he made
several weeks ago in regard to he campaign in his
State has been literally verified. Never since
1910. If indeed a, that time, has there been such
nnbouudc6 enthusiasm upon political matters. In
every town and hamlet the Same spirit pre-
walls The people 1! thoroughly oiganlZcd;
every man knows what - expected OF him. ana Is
determined to 90 forward without fear knowing
that he Is night and that the right must triumph.
Colonel Hooker is himself very sanguine rs to the
result An old time feeling prevails there he says
and in addition the state is rapidly becoming a
manufacturing instead of an Agriculture! centre
and they see the bearing protection has upon the
mater nj prosperity of the Nation.
The Republican State Committee has had so many
applCa IONS for campaign documents that us NhOle
stock cave out few days ago. and 1t had 10 refer
applicants 10 the National Headquarters. The Com
mlttec have now cot in fail supply. he document
room Is stacked floor 10 ceiling, and the Com
mittcc : IN a position TO supply every distinct IN
the State with many documents as may be re-
uuiren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
DECISION--SrPT. 2.

Suprcme Court Chdmbers-By Judge b eacn rna,
In tpc matter Of Whitman Immcr ag Innor !" Mot,on
Ter Of Toale.-GIauted. Simon agt SleDer'
crante1. r IL rlro Snetr -
that pantih lie
denied ,,ltit0ut coats
Fundll $50 y same aEf same 40 -
al SANE 90 ~ Orders Of dsconiinnace an ias.
N, neuIcus Boymau agi. Purc -Heierence oiheI,
r.rf, ,0- Young-OTlcr tor Judgment bNoh VIZ i,rad
49, W scn,tinuance St Imam ACT DlcEe.Order slSbe"'
In The matter q! Oaklcy.-Oritr eiannFi ..,,oa Tho
Rv JUDGE Russell Rust agf anseii Oiner po,s
Board OF Health, etc. AT. Duffy tc-oIdtI r.,s'u
a-f the ROYAL Insurance Company bI@h',''
Idy7ae C0''- ChGHbers - By Judge HIilmu,oli,tv
Wescbhauer act Ievy-Pciti dismissed TOT
with leave apply again. od aft - IL, ~ Anne
fbrG p1fty for costs denied w ont COSTS liih "- INV
by denied with SO c0sis. haIth Az " "a
-Aioou grairn win SO coats. bulOook 'R' M ~
nnarv Motion granted ior FtiaT nenl.ho -
l~lo with ~ aiite The event baI, "Tho Ne
cfi.a ,.ith 10 c0sts 10 ABIDE Tie event nc
ton Elastic Fabric company agt Murphy. |"iA Motion
~ yacsfr summary pr0cs, Dimes CG'lnA hR' Ssn.e
fn r.,flr order denied Ditteuh0 FER Hci eal.
sat Chc.ey- Motions granted placing causes ~, 49,, q,
ordgr Stefe at Fraukc order ~ atirS' -.
$40 costs IIarlagau AT Underwood 49, ci,.ts
farnrrfif lrvs art. BOlir.- ciipn Hthiod
Misc a.t. SaAders.-Ordcr Il discOntndaDce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
A LARGE MEETING IN PLAlNFIELD.
Inv rrrEcp,pU To THE TRIBUNE1

PLAINFIELD, n. j., Sept. 2.-The largest and
most euthusas Republican meeting ever held ID tins
city took place tonight. Tne occasion was the raIfca
lion of the nominations Of Garfield and Arthur ana Potts
the dedication OF the Republican wlgwam whch Is
the finest largest In the State. II l. capable OF mold
inc 500 people. The Hon. Frederic A. Potts and
Major PangbOrn, of Jersey City, were the principal
speakers. Effective songs were sung by the PaInfeld
and Elizabeth Glee Cubs. lie procession was The
m line and visiting clubs from Elizabeth and Wesleid
Visiting delegations were present also from Wcsttrid.
Elizabeth and other places. The ORIGINAL L. A. fOus
more than double usual majority IN November next
as there been large open accessions from Demo
crat C ranks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
SARATNGA-IN AUTUMN.

SARATOGA. Sept 1.-The weather continues
ann and pleasant. At noon the temperature was ~
Many guests have left town tins week.
The arrivals have been many for Tins tire IN the sea
SON
In point Of business activity tie large hotels MAKE
mldJnne showing.
The rcai to Moons Saratoga Lake House is thc favor
lie thorouchfar, thee. days f'r driving. visit 10 the
lake Yesterday showed that the iavorite amusement
of ladies is the gathering % early autumn leaves
A theatrical troupe AMI an oucra company are al-
nounccd lor September arG 10.
The annual meeting OF the Social science Asspca'I"h
will he held here next week.
Since the opening OF Woollawn series o. dinners has
been given by Judge H0n. when were attended ny
many OF the most distinguished people IN The land
The promenade concert ami exhibition Of fireworks
last evening Congress spring Park was one OF the
most successful the large crowd attended,
The lop ard G rman at Congress Hall last evening
was a brilliant affair. The German was composed OF
nine figures and lasted over an hour
Judge Theodore Miller of Hudson, is at the United
States Hotel.
Henry L. Lamb Bank superintendent Of this STATE
Is the guest of Colonel David T. Rciie, OF The SWGto-
gian.
Colonel "T,n Ocliltrce, OF Texas. has returned to
Saratoga, aud is at the Grand Union.
Among the new corners are:
Windsor Hotel-J. W Frederick and family. Belfast
Nj simmons. D. W. Peterson ana family and Miss A.
CIc,,ndsn Vote-P NcQuade and family, New
Brighton O. Youne. Chicago; T. 3 Hawlry and VIE
Bridgeport; Or. W D. ~cwaI. H. Il Oakley ana vic, T.
4 Reilly aud family. New York.
Congress Hali-W. = Perkins. Baltimore C. J.. Conk-
lin and family At anita; ". D.Viu and family, L1ndOh;
r. Capley ana family, a. y Lawrence ana family, New
York.
United States Hotel-J. s. PLclrs and family, Louis
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