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Such is the term MT. O. w. Purcell, of the National Stock Yards, Chicago, Ill.,, applies to his sutferings. He says: l, for one, wish to speak word of praise for St. Jacobs Oil. I suffered with pain ill my shoulder and arm for some SIX months and at times it was ter rible. One bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, however, cured me thoroughly.
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OF Jesus.
LOCATION most healthy and
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"f the Morgan n. o. aud Texas
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New York Observe
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Th" NEW York OBSERVER Wa
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believed to be The only ilslam
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,nBBlNS' ELECTRIC SOAP.

Having Obtained the agency Of
hi seielr atc,l S0a,, tor Ahlmviile
nd vicinity. | APPEND the opin
NJ nl some Of our hest prOi'le a~
. ils merits. We have been
~'ug for the last 2 months the
,l,bi s Electric soap. made hv
i. t.. Cra.in & Co Philadelphia.
a.. and fiiid that it washes and
.',a,S the clothes more rapidly
nd more thoroughly and Is in
''r end cheaper than any other
+, we have ever used in onr
,miIy. We can heartily recon-
n'.s,d it and single trial will
nvinc, ;,!l Of the correctness OF
~ assertions.
WIN. NouToN.
E. | ADDISON.
\ ARCHIE YOUNG.
4. IACOUR.
I desire all my friends and Gus
omers to give this splendid soar
80 trial so they may know just
,,,w good The best soap in the
q :. il. Give it . trial and
ilm sure you will use no other.
4. D, MARTIN,
Ahheyil!e, La. Soc Agent.
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NEW YOEK'S
Gas-Lit Life Illustrated

TIE al,rvr j. 'ho III. IT - serie
IT keiche Of III" ha " lie Of life
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tod from aushpat'., ke'el,a~ t. tn.
National Police Gazette
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host artistic talent a,tainahie. aud
the di>rris tirnS are from the pen
"f the most gifted j"u na list AMI
brilliant wri.er in America, who it
is conceded. has 'ivalIcd that
nia-'e" hand at word painting
har|rs Dickens. l. is sufficient
~ saw that New Ynrk's Gaslit
Life will present the most stick
ing. vivid and tfu'hfnl rict"r"s If
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Y k Nirv hat hovr oyer been
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IN ii Ella $. w!n fur gin. .s
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4 B!EY l. co IN p0pyvso>,
NEW ORLEANS
lightning Rod Works
.a"d Gemral Facto,y Agency,
R"rgnniztd
]. VI Robinson.

- ~ - SU410
OF horioa Genera. agent.
"rn,crly Of Savannah Lightning
''d Factory IL years ago. Has
ad 70 years experience in this
anch Of Business.
'lanu'octurtrs. hventors. i,n,,o,te,.
md Dealers IN all Kinds IF
LIGHTNING RODS AND
LlGHTNl g ROD NATE
RIALS.
he Oldest Established Comnanv
>"u,h and the only house of the
tlld in South western Country
Rohinson's Silver Gables" q
nrcialty. These Cables are con
'n"ous, having no joints. They
are the safest protector against
.ghtning ever invented. This
20 npany has been, is now. and
will be, for the remainder of this
year. through the western and
northern parishes Of Louisiana.
''presented by its gentlemanly
~alesmen Messrs. E. e. Andipr. Of
La +; S. W Greene. Of Miss E. G.
pritchard Of S. c., G. G. Pitch.
ard. OF :. G; and }. N. Robinson.
+ Fla. This Company ruts nb
the Silver Cables aud sll other
Rods cheaper than they were ever
ffrred to the Public before.
kI'|fnl workmen employed.
Orders promptly attended to and
atisiaction guaranteed.
Office, ,293 st. Charles st., cor.
falliope. june 28-6m.
New Orleans.
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Official Directory.

District Judge.
Ed. Eua. MouroN.
listxici ATTORNEY.
j. A. CHAR0oIs.
clark Of District Court,
[.AsrIE BRUUssAnD.
representative;
VIZ. SHEPHERD.
Sheriff l. Tax Collector,
&. B. SHAW.
Police Jury.
Il. tIorFpAuIR, President.
4 PelyEAUx, jos. 'rRAHAN,
a. VAysLYKE, J. F, BRoUssAaD.
d NuSrz l.. THIBEAux.
Gls,k Of Police Jury.
A. 4ACOUR.
Parish Treasurer.
ISAAC WISE
Tom Conncil.
LsoycE PERREr, Mayor.
~ tBADIE, JACOB IsAACs.
i. WlSe. j. y f.EGE,
GsO 6. LYONS. Constable.
Justices OF the Peare. 81. Ward ::
LEo FERRET, w. B WHlTE.
surveyors
M W. EDWARDS. 4 Mont GNh.
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NOTICE.

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$50, are now complete. aud
~ oeseSsion. Persons owing
-, said year are hereby no
t" come and pay the same
: thou, ely.
G. B. SHAW.
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Oct. 9th 1850.
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Louisiana Capitr .lian

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THE Bt.ST S.iTISFYI.NG
SEWING MACHINE

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.tntion ans The dt9h ttow 10 hi.h
pt,nd nmhin
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( O.N'D H.,ND !: HITE " Il
CHN'ES IN TIE .M.iRIET.
jh@ IS no y importnm matter,
rs It is q ,cNknown d und:sputrd
fact tint maay OF Tie soc lid f st
81 IS mmh'm ~ 'ch ne '.fifTd 80
nou dnys ore hoa Mof In,r i<ea
,eposs ssed (that is. tsAsn lack
t,0m .usfo,Hrys Mt, use. rmi re.
bmh md PIT upoo TIE m"fktt rs
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ing mrr/ine no,r upon Mr md,krf.
II is m, oh lnrger h,m Ne tnm ly
mochims ot thu Singer. Hoare. and
WetT mokr.
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is ron t,mt1on IS 2ls. pnsifive
and Gunbe
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

The Crock Government has issued an order
that tho Bible shall be read in the public
schools in the ancient and not in the modern
tongue. This introduces tho Greek Tcstn-
lament into 200 schools, which contain S0,a
900 pupils.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
LOCAL MA.TTMRS. T r.
The sheriff advertiscs valuable property

The sheriff advertiecs valuable property
for sale this week.
Prof. Riley addressed the Synod Of South
Carolina, on the 4th instant, in behalf Of Adger
College.
We had light frosts Oh tho mornings of No
vember 4th and 5th-4tho first of the season and
tho latest making It's appearance for many years.
The rain fell in copious showers on Sunday
night, Monday and Monday night and to-day
(Tuesday) II Is still raining. Tho earth is now
pretty wet in this section of country.
Mr.. Luke Leo and DR.. w. f. Wright have
each o contract to build certain number of
miles of the Georgia Pacific Eairoad. now ih
course of construction, and will leave here in o
few days to commence their work.
Preaching in thc Lutheran Church on next
Sunday morning in English by Rev DR. Smeltzer,
after which tho confirmation of several members
and the sacrament Of The Lords supper will be
celebrated. The public are invited.
Elijah Foster, one Of tho oldest citizous
Of the county died on Sunday last Ho
had suffered greatly from rheumatism for
several years past. Mr.. Foster was an hon.
eat, hard working man, and was much res
pected by all who knew him.
We regret to chronicle the death from typhoid
fcvcr, on tho 81 instant, Of ". a. Addington,
which occurred at his home near Franklin, N. C..
Mr.. Add!ngicn was formerly ctizcu Of our
town and doing business here and his many
friends will regret to hear Of his demise.
Mrs. A. Atkinson, Of WILLIAMSON, s. g.,
writes uB that Mr.. Christopher Johcs her
brother, vas native Of Columbia, instead of
Abbevi'lc, as announced by us last week in
noticing MIR. Joncs' DEATH and that hc was &C
years old.
tho "Clark's Mile End Spool Cotton" in another
column. This thread, for machine or hand use,
is pronounced ly those who have used il TO be
equal OF not superior 10 any spool thread that
Is made. II Is 10 be found in most of our stores
and Its use is becoming quito general throughout
our county. Mcssrs. Erwin g. Ve,ncr, Walhnlla,
a'e the Wholesale agents Of this thread and can
supply the retail trade at short notice.
J. u. Sanders, Esq. in ono,her col, i'm III
week announces himself rs deputy surveyor and
notary public aud is prepared to write deeds
mortgages, take dowcrs and do other kinds of
similar work at short notice. Mr. Sanders is
we'll known 10 our people and needs no rccom-.
mcndnion at our hands. Whatever he under
takes to do he will do TO the best of his ability.
The many land papers executed by him in this
county attest his ability and fitness Us sur
vcyor: Read his card elsewhere and when you
have papers to fix up give Mr. Sanders call a,
Oakway, S. c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10

The Southcrn Republicans held Two confer.
nces in Was nston on Thursday night, The
purpose OF ehch being 10 Iii .cuss end determine
who would bn most acceptable to President Ar.
thur should he desire Sontlo:u man IN his
Cabinet The result of the conferences Is not
known, but 1t is understood there is u strong
movement on foot 10 present tho name Of John
s. Vie, son of tho ato Henry a. Wise of
Virginia, 10 the President in case the Read
jnsle's succeed in Tho coming election. Very
il Tie is now said about Gen. Longstree,'s claim
but some stress is laid on that of cx. Governor
Davis, Of Texas.
WHAT Is A CONCEALED WEApoN?-In the
Court Of General Sessions at Newbc,ry q man
was put on trial for carrying pistol concealed
about his person. There was no conflict as to
the facts. The defense seemed 10 rely on tho
fact that small portion of The pistol was
visible. Judge Adrich held that the fact TINT
part of the weapon was visible, to vii: the
small end, did not bring the case outside Of the
s!atutc that the spirit of The stat to is, that no
matter If o part be visible to one man, yet 1t
might not be eeen by another who was equally
near, and to be not concealed weapon it must
bc in auch position that all who arc near
enough can see it. The jury found tho defend
ant guilty.
The man who thinks the boy living hex
door to him is q good boy has not been
found
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
STORE

1t again becomes our pleasing duty 10 an
nounco to our friends and patrons Of Ocones
that tho beautiful .<4fSg
FALL AND WINTER STOCK or
GOODS.
which has been carefully selected by our MR.
G. l.. REID, is constantly arriving and will be
complete in q few days.
It is unnecessary to give you q detailed do
scription, as our want Of room is insufficient to
do 80.
We make special mention Of the following
Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods, consisting in
part OF Shirlings, Sheetingo, Tiokinss, Checks,
Ginghams, Ca]icoes. Flannels, &c.
DRESS GOODS.
Mohar, Eril!!antines, Alpaoas, Pongee Silks,
Plain and Figured Cashmercs. Sc.
beautiful line of Notions and Fancy Goods,
ladies' Gcntlemen's end Chdrens Hats and
Caps.
SHOES.
A full assortment of all kinds, styles and
prices. Particular attention called to tho Bay
State Shoc of which we make a specially.
CLOTHING.
most elegant lot of Ready-Made Clothing,
Cassimeres and Jeans
HARDWARE, &c
You will also find stock of Hardware,
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden aud Willow
ware md Groceries complete in every particular
WALL PAPER AND CLOCKS.
Wall Paper and Clocks speciality.
BE sure and let show you through tliis
beautiful assortment before purchasing else.
where.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-10
BUSIN ESS LOCALS.

If you want something that is good in ,he
way of pure liquors SO 10 Biemnnn's Bar rnd
drink L. W. Wagner & Co.'S "Old Grow" rye
whiskey.
have nice lot of clothing which will sell
at reduced prices. I am compelled to rnisc
some money. Come and examine my stock.
J. NJ. CARTER
If you want bargains in boots and other
goods call OH j. NJ Garter, at Westminster,
whose prices are lower than ever before
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ALMOST YoUNG AoAIN..-My mother was
afflicted long time with Neuralgia and II
dub. heavy mac i've condition of the whole
SYSTEM; headache, nervous prostration, and
was almost helpless. No physicians and
medicines did her any good Thr"o months
ngo she began to use Hop Bitters, with such
good effect that she seems and feels young
again, although over 70 years old. We
think there is no other medicine fit to
use in the far,ily. A lady in Providence, II.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is ne cby given that The undersigned
~ vii! apply 10 Richard Lewis. Esq, Judge of
Probate for Oconec county. at his office in the
court house, on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of No
vcmtcr, 1861, for n final discharge rs executor
of the last will Of Jacob Sims, deceased.
WM. H. LAND, Executor.
October 10, 1881 4S,4t
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HYMENE E AL.

Married, by Rev. DR.. j. p. Smeltzer 10
vember 8, 1881, ut tho house Of tho BRIDES
parents. Mr.. L. .. Eronnecke to Miss Fannie
r., Braseale, both of Walhalla, 8. O.
Married, October 9Th. 1881, at the residence
OF the brides father, Mr.. jacob Duloh, near
Walhalla, by Rev. Wm. Pilz, Mr. Henry D.
litter TO Miss Tena NJ. busch, all of Oconed
county.
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