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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
'A'Elc County CaQaRssaagan.

The Executive Committee Of the Democratic,
party of Oconcc County recommend that the
campaign in the county be opened by public
meetings at the following times and places, to
wit:
Mount Tabcr, Thursday, September 0.
Westminster, Saturday, September II.
Seneca City, Monday, September 20
Pleasant Hill, Saturday, September 25
Holly Springs, Monday September 81.
Speeches will be made by tho candidates at
the above mentioned places.
ROBERT a. THOMPSON,
=, County Chairman.
W J. SrEiDrNG, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

Wo learn that Mr.. Wm. Books, formerly
OF Laurens but recently of Westminster, has
bought tho farm and mills on Conncross,
three milos and half from Walhalla, from
Col. d. j. Norton. 1t is the intontion Of Mr..
Bceks to put tho mill in thorough running
order. lilo will also SGT in Immediate opera.
ton fret caes cotton gin. Wo arc glad to
know that MIR. Books is bringing to bear upon
his new enterprise his accustomed energy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

The mounted men will assemble at Capt. J. p
Micklcr's store, West Union, OH The 10Th Of
September $780, at 10 O'clock a. NJ, and RS
port to one of the Assistant Marshals at that
point.
The citizens Oh foot will report to one Of the
Assistant MarShals at the Court House at Tho
same hour
procession will then be formed and marched
to the place where the meeting will be held
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
state OF South Carolina.
WOONiITIE WWWlM sT'W

- - lNS-'.' - - 1N u
DH hcho'1 Loris, E%Y, J",Hc Of Ptobmt.
\NnEREAs, w NJ. Campbell has made suit to
W me TO grant him Letters Of Administra
non. OF The Estate and Effects OF Mrs Elizabeth
Hopkins, deceased
These are, therefore, TO citc and aimonsh all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
sad Elizabeth Hopkins, deceased, that they be,
ana appear, before me, in ihc Court OF Probate,
to be held ut Walhala, $ G., on Saturday, 18Th
oi September instant, after publication hereof,
ht u o,clock in The forenoon. 10 show cause,
II amy thoy have. why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this The lat
day OF "rpic'nhcr Ammo Domin 1850.
ElClihED LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Of Oconcc County
Scp'cmbcr 2, 1850 IL II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
State South Carolina.
d,apylM,R,Y, asEN sbazsMhaR.

IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Wm. a. breckenridge, ct nl., against j. w.
Stribing, Administrators, ct. al
~ virtue Of an order made in this action by
~ Judge Thomson on The / l,h day of March,
1851, all the creditors of Jerry =. breckenridge
viii present and prove their claims against his
estate before mo in my Office at Wahalla on or
before Wednesday, tho 9Th day Of ctobcl'
ncNl, according TO law, and failing to do so
their claims will he barred.
RICHARD LEWIS, Master
August 90 1880 II I'm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

All The Democratic Clubs Of The County, uni
formed or otherwise. arc respectfully invited to
attend, mounted OH horseback. The citizens
generally, white and black, arc also invited TO
attend.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
Wednesday, ScDtcn,bor 18th.

Wednesday, September 18th,
AMI viii r|maiu orcn until the %$t day Of ot-
tohcr, lSSn The rate per ccnurn Of laxca is
aS iolloWs
r""",y CUM ''T'lSs, i%r.sc,. !: "iil5. miil4.
Past inicbclncss II mills
School Tax, :, mills
Poll raX, ~ 90
In all cases where the May imstnllmcn has
not been Paid penalty Of Eve per cent viii he
added to Hail insiallmcnt An taxes rcma,il.
unpaid on HE first day OF November will iucur
penalty of fifteen per cent, and will be collected
hy dis'ic"s or otherwise until The lith OF Mo-
rcmhrr. Alter Ihti date the County Treasurer
will proceed TO collect by levy and sale as ,ro-
vilcd by law.
For the convenience of the tax payers will
DC at the following places at the times stated
for the collection Of taxes:
~ Seneca iiy. Monday and Tuesday, sep
tSmhcr 10Th and us
Fair Play. Wednesday anl Thursday, sep
tcmbcr 22d and 2&L
W"s'mm.'rr, fridnyan saturday, September
9th uul @lth.
Fom Madison Monday srpcmhcr 27,lr.
frntom HALLS, rwc@iay, Srrtrn.tc, 4Sth
Mrs Fa'h"rs. "Wednesday, Srrrmhcr 30th
WHn hrwlaudH. rhurstluy. Srlicnhcr 3pth
Grants Mills Friday, October Isl,
High Fails, Saturday, October III
Ard tor the balance Of the time nj my Office
ii ihc Court Iousc Al WalhmNla
Taxes arc payable in Tie following kinds of
funds and no oI,cr:
Gold and Sii,rr COIN:
United States Currency;
National hank Notes;
Anl for County raXc8 Jury AMI Wi;rcss
'Yicictg.
Al information rs 10 taxes freely given By
mail OF otherwise IT, L. Al.EX lNnER.
Treasurer Ouoncc County.
ri
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
Galway Items.

-. September 6, 1880.
There was much rain last week, intcrEcrine
with the fodder saving
Corn ii pretty good on ar average.
Cotton Is making good showing, as it is
opening better than usual.
a. and W. r. Bcardcn are MAKING nm the
sorghum with their mill and cvuporator. a
good harvest is expected.
Candidates arc plenty and havo been inter.
yicwingthc people pretty extensively recently.
Center ncighborhood wants an every day
school to begin tic frs. of November. Some
good teacher might tnl an opening here.
The Bethel Baptist Church buildin. is
progressing finely. 1t is a good, large and
when finished will be a comfortable building,
an ornament to the ncighborhood.
Rev. Elbcrt Ballcngcr preached ut Center
Church on last Sunday evening for Rev. a..
w. Moore to large and attentive ngrcca-
ton very practical sermon. Subject Of dis.
course: "a Fixed Purpose" O.. G.
HAyAEA, September l.---Thc yellow fever
has assumed an epidemic character in the
village Of Sandicgo del Tala, in tho iurisdic-
ton of S'4TN, attacking oven creocs and
causing the death of 10 persons within few
days a sick soldier from Sagua, passing
through tho village imported the fovcr.
There were 2S deaths from yellow foyer and
death from small pox in Havana during tho
week ending last Friday.
The ato County Convention of tho Marl-
boro' Rcrublica ns resolved that they would
support "thoso no hnro como out as inde-
pcndcnt of Democratic organizations and
clubs, and look for their support to the people
on their own individual merits"
Summit Courier: Mark we'll any man who
distnrbs the peace and harmony Of tho Dem.
ocratic party now. Lay him down to secp
long, never waking political sleep; do it
gently, but 'plant him dcop, plant him deep"
A mule became frightened at the long linon
dnstor of a cnndidato for the Legislature in
hbbevllc County last week and ran Off with
tho plough Tho farmer gave tho candidate
ten minutes to get out Of the fold.
A mounted Democratic Campaign club,
consisting of sixty ivo members, has been
formed ut Belyicw, Abbcvillc County.
Only four or five white mon attended the
Lexington County Radical Convention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

The following orc the candidates nomina.
ted by the primaries of Spartanbuyg County
for tho General Assembly: Senator Thos.
j. Moore; House, Wm. X. Blake, Il. S.
Allen, James e. Black, John w. Woi1ord.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

PERRY, IlorsroX CouXTy. Ca.
We have known "Swif.'s Syphili,ic Specific"
tested in hundreds Of obstinate cases Of Syphilis,
Mcrcura Rheumatism, Scrorula, sc. ii made
the most perfect and permanent cures in every
case.
l'uGn l.. DENNARD, ELI WArREN,
SAM d. KuLEN, j. W. WlMErlLY
Judge Co. Court, J. Q. GILBERT Druggist,
j. |. WARREN Of j. W MANN,
j. ". Lntmop & Co.. County Treasurer,
Savannah, Ga, WM. u. rinncH. Sheriff,
En JACKSON. {. {. DuNCAN,
Dept CIR Supr CT. DAY \ CoEroN,
WM ERuNsoN.
We are acquainted with the gentlemen whose
Signattics appear 10 The above certificate. They
are citizens of said county, Of The highest re.
spcctabiity and character. 4 $. GILES,
Ordinary Houston county, Ga.
D. il. CuIJ.EE.
Clerk Superior Court, Houston county, Ga
am personally acquainted with the rroprc--
tors and many OF the gentlemen whose sigma
lures appear to he foregoing certificates. They
arc men Of high character and standing.
\. II, COLQulTT.
Governor Of Georgia
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
pinprictors. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by Norman & nro. and Wright & Sigh.
Druggists, Walhala
Call Tor copy oi "lomg Mems Friend"
September :, 1850 422m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

Senators Wade Hampton and NJ. C. Bullcr,
Gen. Johnson lIagood, Gen. Kennedy Col.
AIKEN, Col. Cothran and other distinguished
and prominent speakers wlll address the people.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

Ar.ANrA, CA, Novcinl,r .. 1870
lR. G. j. McrrGrr-- Dear Sir: cannot too
| strongly recommend your Tcrlhin lrcc,hin,
Powders) To mothers as one OF The 6,si nc,ilciA[S
hey cW obiain ioI MCjr hGjiGti,I a5d xictig
iWdMtS. | have used il with very satisfactory
results the pas, *unlnicv with my own clii,h and
while We have heretofore lost child or two
from 'ccIhing under other remedies. our present
chiid that has taken Tccthina is Il fine healthy
boy. It's merits is certain to make il a standard
family medicine for this country for the irrita
tons OF lcething AMI bowel disorders Of child
rcn OF all ages. am, very respectfully,
A. T.. DROWN, NJ. b.,
(Grothcr of OK Gov. Jos T. iiruwn)
For sale III Walhalla hy Norman \ Brother
and Wright * Sigh, Druggists
OVER oyE HALF of the male portion OF thc
American people 15 years Of age suffer more or
less with diseases Of The Kidneys and bladder.
There arc various causes for This, but over work
| is the chief cause. Nothing in the whole ma
terra mcdica is so well calculated to inyigora,c
and restore healthy tone TO these ORGANS as
| Rnnkin's Compound Extraot OF liuchu and
| Juniper y few doses taken occasionally will
| greatly benefit all those who are afflicted with
! any disease Of the kidney and bladder Pre-
pared only by Hunt, Rankin s Ramar, druggists,
| ana for sale by Norman * Bro.
| hHyIoc;!. Trorr Co, G,. July 1, 1870.
am ono OF tho unfortunate soilcrcre from
| gravel or disease OF Tic kduoys and find more
| and spcGdicr relief hom hankir's Euclu and
Juniper than anything have ever tried.
! esteem il so highly were there hui one bottle in
the world would willingly give 800, or my
| amount Tor 1t. recommend !: above al ether
| similar preparations. t. T. WYNN
| [From FRANZ l.. IIArALsoN, State Librarian. |
ArLANrA, Ga, January H. 1880
| MCcSrS hutchinson & nro | Inv, tc.,o,l ,..,,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

MAJ. S. u. DENrY, Chief Marshal.
+. Il. SI1"rON, Assistant Marshal.
j. NJ. WulTMlnE, Assistant Marshal.
+. j. poYLr, Assistant Marshal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

H5locociseA EA'eoti<,cos:,-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

The lato County Convention of tho Marl-
boro' Rcrubica ns resolved that they would
support "thoso no hnro como out as inde-
pendcnt of Democratic organizations and
clubs, and look for their support to tho people
on their own individual merits"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

Summit Courier: Mark we'll any man who
distnrbs the peace and harmony Of tho Dem>
ocratic party now. Lay him down to sleep a
long, never waking political sleep; do it
gently, but "plant him deep, plant him deep"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09

The County Executive Committee have re.
the day and night of The 10Th Of September.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-23
Hot Shots from the N. Y. Tribune on the
Maine Election.

Barnum ough, To have rolled the barrel
little way into the Maine woods evidently.
The republicans take the Offices IN Maine
and leave the democrats all the disgrace.
That was what the New York democracy
fired salute over the other day, wasn't i, ?
The greenbackers say the Maine election
demonstrates the coming dislntegration Of
the Bourbon democracy and their final sur
render TO the despised rag baby and Han
cock saws tins Is GLORIOUS =
Divided betseen the three parties and
given in round numbers the vote in Name
is as follows: Republican. 1900; green
back. jO.O0o; democratic, 222.0oo. That
shows whose victory it Is. by putting the
democratic party in It's actual position as the
tail of the greenback kite.
Hancock has registered bignder, and the
democrats have not carried Maine. Whose
boom is this anyway
Have YOU heard from Maine ?" asks a
democrat Of republican. "ies. Those
greenbackers up there seem TO be raising
thunder. They've swallowed the entire
democratic party, and came mighty near
beating Us.
English assures the democracy that they
will have the same kind Of a victory in In
diana as they have had in Mane-thai is
republican governor, both houses Of the leg
islature republican. and republican United
States Senator. All right Let the New
York brethren touch off another salute.
Can man who halls a supposed green
back success as glorious be depended
upon to hold the democratic party, com
posed of infationists from the North and
West, and repudiators from the South. back
from repeating the Resumption Act and
flooding the land with cheap money?
The Tammany and Hancock congratula-
tions reached the Maine ereenhackers at the
same time. Now, if the Southern BULLDOG
ers and free-counters had sent one signed
by Wade Hampton and Bob Toombs, the
whole party would have been represented.
That would have been a combination both
superb and GLORIOUS" 'Rah for a
change,
Perhaps Hancock didn't send that ''glo-
rious" dispatch to Plaisted. May be its a
forgery"
Is there sober and conservative man
who would dare TO trust the control OF the
National finances to the democratic allies of
greenbaekism in Maine sooner than to the
greenbackers themselves? For the sake Of
office, these democrats show their readiness
to sell out ever principle they ever had. and
TO give the lie to all their professions. pres
ent or past. If the business men of the
country are willing TO trust such party.
they deserve the disasters which democrat
ic victory would bring upon them.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-23
The East River Bridge.

The first consignment Of steyl-27 .iGO
pounds-tur the SIpcr~tructurc of the East
River Bridge has been received and rapid
deliveries are expected from this time on.
the Edgemoor Iron Company havIn. put its
full force upon this contract The guys Of
the ,upcr-truCturc. manufactured bv the Ro-
ebling, Al Trenton, Of Bcsscmcr steel. have
also arrived. The Cambria Steel Company.
which furnishes the steel. has about a thous-
and tons ahead of the Fdscmoor COMPANY
Colonel Paine reports that the steel has all
been tested and is Of superior quality, the
strength Of the steel trusscs being ,ix times
greater than j. likely % be required
The last structure to be ra1el to make
room for the New York approach vii soon
be cleared away. Thus far the bridge has
cost Sii 900 .OOO-of which sum - 900 900
went under water and $1,000 900 went for
real estate, to be covered BY mile of costly
masonry. In the profile drawing of the
completed structure the lofty towers sink 10
comparative inSignifcance. The projection
carries in the observers mind a sense of length
rather than Of height The superb arches
at Nandewater and Rose and William and
North William streets, the massive anchor
ages at Franklin square in New York and
Nam street in Brooklyn, and the airy bridge
over Pearl street become. SAYS critical Oh
server, more conspicuous in this picture than
are the towers, which are 50 imposing as
seen at midstream on the East River.
1t is calculated that with the greatest pos
slble weight on the bridge and in the hot
test Of August days, with the tide at its
highest, there will be l35 feet inches in
the clear between the lowest point in the
bridge, midstream, and the surface of the
East River Scientific American.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-23
Agricultural Fairs.

Maine State Fair, Lewiston. Sept. u To II.
Androscoggin County Fair, Lewiston,
Oct 70 to n.
sagadahoc Fair Top,ham, Oct. II to II.
penobsco, FAIR, Hampden. Sept. - to 23
York County, BiIdciord, sept - to %
Scarboro and Cape Ellza.e,h, Scarboro,
September - to %
Oxford County. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. September y, 70 ~.
Buxton and Hollis Fair, at the Berry
Stand. Buxton, Oct. 8 and :
Cumberland Farmers Club. at Cumber-
land, Sept. - and %
East PIscataquis, at Milo, Sept - and 80
Franklin County. at Franklin Park. Far
mington, Oct. ), 8, l.
Gorham and Standish Farmers Club, at
Standish Village. Oct -
kennebec Fair, AT Readtield Oct. o..
Knox. at Kockland Oct l2-li.
Lincoln. at Damariscotta Driving Park,
Sept. $3.50.
North kennebec, at Wateryille, Oct. 90.
North Waldo, at Unity Trotting Park
Oct. ., !.
Penobscot Central. at East Corinth, Oct j.
Somerset, at Skowhegan, Oct. 81.
Waldo, at Park and lIayford's Hall, Bel
fast. Oct. ). D.
West Somerset. at North Anson, Sept
20 and 80.
No. kenhebec Society, Waterville, Oct
) to 6.
Aroostook County Fair at Houlton, Sept.
Both and Oct. lst.
kennebec Ag. Society, Readfeld, Oct. ),
and !.
Ellsworth American., 1880-09-23
A Thing 10 Rejoice Over.

There j. one good thing about the Maine
election tins year. IL will be honestly re
turned. The Republican Council Is the
canvassing board and will ,abulate the vote
Every ballot cast for PlaIsted will be counted
for him and no omission 10 dot an =" OF TO
give commercial college twis; 10 the tail
Of an "s" will be made the prctcxi for
throwing out Fusion majority. The will
of the plain people" however rudely ex-
pressed, Is regarded by Us. The fortress
We fail to storm ~ disdain to steal. Poverty
might drive US TO highway robbery 1T can
never bring Us down TO larceny.
Perhaps our scruples work our Ill and
make up the poisonous dram We have Just
swallowed Apparently the way TO gain
the affections Of Maine voters j. 20 20 out
and steal something. The man who ven
tures out and doesn't come back with a,
least one stolen town in his trousers poke;
Is looked upon with suspicion. He isn't
smart" his "eye-ieeth are not cut" he is
''too good for this world he has no bus-
ness with politics Those are the words
that will be upon the lips of many who
study our election.
II Maine orders her name on the criminal
docket and pleads guilty to the first indict-
meDt ever entered against her. the men in
charge of the books must make the entry oi
shame. We may dislike 10 set down the
verdict but We shall heed the charge of the
count and the verdict OF the jury.
The FusIouists mIscounted. We assure
YOU Of an honest count. Ii the vote OF
Maine should elect Fusion Governors and
Democratic Presidents from now until the
judgment day We can promise YOU that as
long as that vote is counted by Republicans
it will be honestly rendered. Portland
Press.