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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

The revised version of the New Yestament
was used on Sunday 10 number Of Brook
Ign churches. and the indications are that
the new yersion will soon be accepted by q
good portion Of the intelligent people. The
fact that the old style and familiar phrases
are retained and that no change has been
made in the text Of the authorized version
except, such as the truth requires, will 60 far
favor. The similarity of the two versions
10 so greet that only q olpse reader Of the
Bible can detect the ohapges. II should
never be forgottea that the new work 10 not @
new translation but a revision Of the old YER.
sion.
The special session Of tho United States Sc
nate, which has just adjourned, has no papalel
in our government for length or the bitter par
tisan. feeling among It's members Tho two
political parties were so evenly divided that
either could prevent tho legitimate work Of the
body, aud by turns, the Republicans at first, the
Democrats afterwards, used this power, pro.
tracing session which should havo ended In
week to nearly three mouths. The results Of
the session have been equally remarkable, giving
to the Democrats a virtual victory, even though
in the minority. It has likewise elevated the
efice Of President from that Of mere mouth
peoe Senators in the distribution Of Offices 10 It's
true plane Of power and responsibility. Let the
President hold his present power, then he will
not only make appointments to Office but will be
hold accountable at the bar Of public opinion
for the integrity and qualification of his ap-
pointees. This is o great victory for the right,
as the Offices held in States ore not created
for rewards to The personal friends Of Senators,
but are instituted for the public welfare Not
tho least event ot' Importance to the country
Is the resignation OF the Now York Senators
Boss Conkling had lorded 1t over the predeoes.
sors Of Garfield until he could not brook oppo-
stion to his will, and preferred, rather than
suffer defeat, to throw himself on his Republi-
oan constituents for endorsement and re election
The present prospect looks strongly to his dis.
appointment and defeat. Such action by the
Legislature Of New York would meet with
general appreciation and operate as an endorse.
ment OF the powers and prerogatives of the
executive Of the nation, The whole result Of
this session has been favorable 10 ON improve
mont of the governments, which citizens Of all
parties should elaosSs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26
''.ii MOO H1TfN Il /. #
doOp HNo
'Ss0NJN0NI4M "A Q
s@s Nv as
10 eSaon onAA
State of South Carolina.
@G0MIE(S NMOOM1rw

D. n, NIfaS -S1VVUN U
=, by htehard Lewis, Esq, Judge of Probate.
w hEREAs' David Ramoy hos made suit to
,;.a mo 70 grant him Lettors Of Administru--
Roach, deceased " '"'i'eS
THESE are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil
ana singular the kindred and creditors Of tha
oaia James Roach. deceased, that thew he.
and appear, before me, in tho Court Of probato''
70 70 be held tWalhalla,s s. G., on Saturday, 1ith
~ ~ June next, after publication hereof.
~ ~ - O'Clock In tho forenoon, to show cause.
II any they have. why tho said administrative,
should not be granted. "'''''''o"
diven under my hand and seal, this tho 2sth
day OF May ammo Donini 1881. -''''
RICHARD LEWIS,
Nay 26, 1881 ~ ss.yt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

trary scale Of values. for though such o svs-
tenn has imperfections, still its working would
show less injustice and inequalities than those
reoited by the Register.
The matter 10 one certainly which, from
iss public interest. demands attention and
will doubtless receive It. The last Legisla.
turo appointed committee to suggest needed
amendments to the constitution, aud If any
in this direction be found necessary, to fair
and full legislation, it will be looked 20. The
press of the State has directed attention to It
and public opinion dsmands chat some sys-.
tenn promotive of equality should be provided.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

THE PRoaREss OF THE CsSruRIEs. .-pcrsons
were being burned at the stake in England $40
years ago for having in their possession copies
of tho Bible. In this city on tho 2lst the only
danger in buying the revised New Testament
was 10 the elbows Of the providing purchasers
Thcre has been o great deal of progress during
the intervening centuries, but not any too much.
New York Sun.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

Two MoNTns' WoRK.LThe work of the ses-
sion con DO summed up in very comprehensive
text 1t has souttled Malone, scuttled Gorham,
souttled hiddleberger, scuttled Conkling and
platt-with tho DIVIDED chance, too. TINT It has
souttlcd the Republican party. So much for
Two months of harmony Cincinnati Enquirer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

SPLITTING; THE DIrrEpEScE. The Republ;
oan party is apt to split just after an election
the Democratic party just before it.--BufFalo
Courier.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

II DON'T WANT THAT STUrr," is what q
iady OF Boston said to hor husband whom he
brought homo somo medicine to cnre her of
sick headache and neuralgia which had mado
her miserable for fourteen years. All tho frat
attack thereafter, it was administered to her
with such good results, that sho continued its
use until cured. and made 80 enthusiastic in
It's praise, that che induced twenty two Of
tho best families in her circle to adopt it os
their regular family medicine. That "stuff'
is Hop Bitters."- Standard.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

Two men arc to be hung in Marion on
the first Friday in June for murder.
The value of first class institution Of
ie1rning in town cannot be estimated in
dollars and cents.
The Kansas liquor law does not prohibit
the use of vino by churches in the sacrament
of the Lords supper.
Charleston IL subscribing 10 another cot.
ton mill, TO bo known az tho Palmetto
Manufacturing Company. If Charleston
puts two cotton factories in operation in
year. it will bo II big thing f,r her.
1t is in contemplation by the friends of
temperance to run Din anti liquor license
ticket at tho next municipal election in the
c,tY OF Greenville, which they feel confident
of clecting.
The Governor has ordered an election 10
be held in tho First Congressional. Distr;ot
on Thursday, tho 9th Of Juno. to fiji the
y yaoaney in the United States House Of
Kepresentatives caused by the death of
Hon. NJ P. O'Connor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

NJ. 2. Key, of Huntsville, Ala, has Just
received patent for gun which has tho On /,
pacity Of firing 5000 shots per minute.
Senator Lamar, of Mississippi, has received
nine invitations to address the students at tho
coming commencements from colleges in die
ferent States.
1t took seventy eight days to got rid of
Dawes and Malone and Gorham and the i'm
mortal Riddlebergor. Thejob was a tedious
ono, but It was thoroughly accomplished bo.
tore the Senate adjourned without day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-26

King James's version of the Holy Bible con-
tains 1886. 48o letters, 773,602 words, 3l,l73
verses, l,l89 chapters and &C books Tho word
lord" occurs 1866 times. tho word .'and''
4G,277 The word ''reverend'' is found in
Psalm cxi., 0. Tho middle verse is Psalm
oxvii., 8. All the letters of tho alphabet, ex-
cept The letter j, are found in Ezra viii, 2l. :
The longest verse is Esther viii, 0, and tho
shortest St. john xi., 35.
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State Normal School.
mankaGC. M;nn.

The c'trance eXtml alton for the Fail term of
this institution will i,r held August Sth and 18th,
ISL. "cc t:.'i lis c"I.'ntncr Au"uSt I'D.
This well Known sch Oh Wllicnter upon its 18th
year with largely increased facii:i = for thor
Uugh acHds me and p'Of. S>inn,l ;rainnx.
Prof. Jas. i. McE!eary. of Wise tl>in Il gen
tleh,an OF fine bill ieSa Nafi Il tNp,r fence as
Il TEACHER superintendent, aiG sti ute worker,
has eli Il d'U - the: faculty.
Tile new .,;icil.'r> for the model schjI have
been seem cd from the celebrated State Normal
and L aiming school. 4, ;Swego. New York,
additional rooms in the building, hithpriO un-
used, have been fit ed uD t, accommodate the
expected increase in attendance,
In the department o. Natural Sci.' &c nul,,pr.
Ol> costly iml,iny nirl,;S have h en- ma Z. be-
sid s Il la' 60 addition the SW k Of apparatus.
The addition OF III out 4th' new and carefully
SO cct' d 70 ulncS Renders the library If the
school 'uH'!i n superior to that Of any other
similar >i II ion the : Hlc.
The recently established Reading Room il. 1t
j.; b lievcd, III tn amnl' a. Il character of it's
lar Ii erary supplies, and v,riouS neat APP
pOntmrNtS uEp1u He'd in any other Normal
School in the Northwr~t.
The spacious, convenient, ard Thoroughly G.
Guip ell lnilding will be in perfect order 10y the
Oprt ing OF the canning term. and in Il cUlld ion
TO accoMN dare II Students
EXp'n' "S Of stu = Mt less than ever hcf"re.-
Iral hnokS tn he h"reGftcr fnrniSitpdby the school
E0nrdin0 c{Ui,Sto be rrNnnjz"d For particulars
rcspr ting these and other matters, send postal
card to HE u,frrSiyn' d for til" new catalogue
and circular, mailed free to any address.
EDWARD SOARING, \. NJ.
Principal.
Mankato, Mimi, July Is, ISL 4s
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MAPS. --We lave Il supply of Mobiles
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Office should have one. M famiIy
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How to reat Your
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There nearly one hundred ,,,",,~and Of
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Rheumatism. neuralgia. ',vSttri,. fe-
mole weakness. etc., promptly cured
viz. Browns Iron Ntters.
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Soft coal on track ut Worthington ut
the following =. ices: Car load lots,
81 50. by the ton. S. 10.
II. C.. SHEPARD & co.
CE r. 20 per day at home. Samples worth
~ w. ~ Is free, Address STiNsoS 4 Co.,
Portland, Maize.
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En- e XINEMT
70: ALI.
TO Sci. & HO SEHOLD
= I yrllIl Z,

'tViH y or us w a. The l!". ll:' old rs well as
l. I'll" AtiIh-. The Vie Is ci! AS the husband,
the III" laii,itn rs We'll is tic. ung man, the
g:! we'll Is III" boy III i::>t as ucll earn Il
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For sale at he Advance Of.
fee.
4 Pr 4 N!(' II.

\ copy of this Treatise on the Ho?>" wi hc
presented tnrvcry lew subscriber l." the Al
VANCE who pays year in Hdyancr, and to every
Oh subs rbtr " no pays irre,rAges ana 4 yea!
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THE ca USE OF THE DEFEAT

THE "a OSE OF I'LL DGTL<AA.
The Crooked Republican Ring, who
met their Waterloo at the recent cleo
tion, are looking about for a cause for
their defeat, and are trying to lay the
blame of it on their sloppy, blackguard,
Free Lust journal. This is mean in
them. The poor son Of Il sire did the
best he knew, and the political part OF
their organ was mostly furnished by
one Fred Bloom. who was their candi-
date for Auditor. The Free Lust
Journal did disgust all decent people
and contributed its share to the defeat
Of the ticket. 1t has been a rotten,
Safeguarding, hall burning. tax-de-
frauding concern from the first, con-
ceived in Ringism, born in blaze OF
Rowlyism and nurtured in spite and
crime, and all our people know Its rot
ten and accused history perfectly we'll,
but it will not do to lay I'LL the blame
Oh that foul, bad smelling, criminal
concern. Some of the men OH the
ticket had a bad public record and the
whole history Of the men who put up
the ticket was one Of favoriteism, un-
fairness, discrimination, defraudings
Of the county, inetliciency, etc.
Besides, the men Oh the Independent
ticket were better men in every respect,
and had Il clear and spotless record,
while the men who managed the cam
paisn for the ticket were a hundred
per cent. above the Crookeds in brains.
shrewdness, political experience, char
acter, etc.
The Crooked Republicans have a
mountain load Of church stea!ings,
hall burmings, county stealings, taX-Ge-
frauliugs, etc, to carry, and besides, it
is singular fact that whatever white
trash" has settled in our midst has a.!
most invariably attached itself to that
party 1T once and began to elbow itself
to the front.
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Price Is Cents per Cory,
.'r five copies for One Dollar.
We give belowa few extracts from the N,?ry
statements received from prominent LurSrnc.i
concerning his book:
DR.. VIM. H. Hall. tanandaigua. y. V. Say-:
II hive bought hooks from E*g! md that !
paid five and ten dollars ~ which do not lik"
thing ever saw
The Editor If the Western Sport nan and Live
Stock News says of it, 1T is Il book thu vrly
horses can ufNri 10 do nj. luul :,
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THE INV
! Look.
4 TREATISE ON THE
Horse
AND HIS
DISEASES,
-HI-
Or. B. J. Kendall & Co.,

EnO*5UrEi! EiiS, ".
REVISED EDlTlOE -G'N,' ito ALREADY SOLD
This wo"l contains an Il drX # III ,p:>es'
VII Gu gives the >Impt iIsS. rl.S, AMI best q!
drugs t.sed 10: The horse. with The u:,li 'ary GnSe:
effects ANA ;,ni'l",r when n'S.'.. "a s'.c vita
III engraving VI the h rs. y teeth / Il .itrvlit
..GcS, 18th ule, fu. telling; til, age OF 4 Horse
The b ".k vuns:,ii,s
cE EsIER C-rEGc
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- E:a3s It's cs2Ex3 Il Sad: e li1ea.
N ins,: isho~t,
53sac1
Il :.EIcu
:.
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ST. Aa- t.al
~, Ky III "a z :.:E
s. siS,H.::" w. itoiS1 r
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Ilumh,ggt'd ,yaiu-I saw so much
sai! ahnu, the merits Of Hop Bitttrs,
and my wife. who WAS always Doctor
ing and never well. teasetl me so ur-
gently to get |'tr some | concluded to
l, Ennbugurd again: and | am glad
did. for in less than two m"ntl,S' use
of the Bittrrs my wife was cured. and
size has remained so for eighteen
months since III. r., st. Paul.
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IS EMsSE2kVLNGS
Sh wing t;lr various POSITIONS assumed by the
horse Ill Illness j. III toms ri disease etc., and
Ore Hundred Faces
OF 'hc most valuable read ng matte. Il scrip
tive OF the It StaSr> to " lei. nrS flesh is heir.
with rtncdir>:a Il :; axe cni!cctlun Vi recipes
an mach Their valuable Information. The DO
Is wur il ZEN INES It's PRICE and is sold fer ;llc
small SUN Ut
GJ CENTS.
The great difficulty has been with works of
this hatu %. any =; aCtica vau. that HE p: lie
has been al Y" what most hor>rEl. II and far
mrr> Gu ed IL pay and tn y have therefore not
secured IA " i.le cir:ulati"n and deal OF i::no.
I'll cr leSprciiG The ailments # ill., horse has
eN: sled and ucS rxiS Sat The TX >:t,tinyIy low
price # this b ok PLACES \ re Liable All stan ard
work within he reach Of every pevso.: who OWNS
/ horse.
"Ihe Horse ard His i>c srS." is souily
bound in paper cover and vt neatly and !aSt!.
~ gotten up. Some ide;, OF its u>tIu hess ut:d
popularity may BE- ha when ii is kno tina,
$4,000 have already been Sold orders sent
10 his tc. accompanied by the cash will be
promptly til>d.
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Collections.

III we c"ii'ctluIiS and pay :aAcS tor 'n-r"S-
i"ehts. examine titles. attend to m rtgagc ,c
closures, ITO c"nveya"cirY. taxi ark nw'rty-
meats. Tor small paw. can make coll ctiunsi II
ANY part of The Quilted States.
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&6G week III Your own town. Terms and
"uttt II er. Address ii. uALLEIr
CO., Portland, Maine.
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Best Stock-Raising Coun-
ties in the West.

Our railroad facilities are unexceIrd. Four
IineS Of railr 'ad run thrO' gh the cOu'ty and
and Schoo'S are n,,,ner us and convenient Fe
yer and ague and Ill malarial and pulmonary
diseases rrr IL known. Man ant beast a'e b 'th
healthy, vigorous and happy. GrasShoppers.and
misfortune incident t" Ill new count les have
long 81 cr pas ed away and "e possess all the
advantages Of an old settled country.
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Wi"p Awake D-lt;.-Mpssrs Sar
gent Bros, druggists, Delta, Ohio, in
ordering - quantity Of Thomas Eclec.
tric Oil. write that they never sold any.
thug THAT gave such universal satisfoc-
tim i" c"ring coughs, colds, bronchitis.
r''r''"atisln, neuralgia, etc. Suld Ly
Laws.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-24

| Real Estate.
buy aud sell land ALI! have improved farms
I II SAFE W Nob =, Murray, Cottonwood. JACK
son and Rock count $, Mimi, and in Dakota
Territory. To- those looking wstHar. Tor
homes, ca.' offer better ll,duc> ient> than
DC ed III any other pa. vi the west having
the sole agency Of
Over 10000 Acres,
ch ap>r, OH longer time and On better terms
than any else can.
Southwestern Minnesota
Has a china e unsurpassed by any co,ntry in
| the wor q, having IN clevl ion Of u ,cet bOve
It, Paul. NOAI county is exempt from foods
and cycl mes. and the CLAY >ubs"il renders us ex-
emp from droulh. The soil is deep and rich,
producing
Corn, Oats, Wheat, Barley & Flax
| to perfect II. Abnn,ant water supply and OK
| ira quality of b III joint grasses IN abundance,
makes this one of the
Best Stock-Raising Coun-