Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-07-07


said to be strong and healthy.
The physicians are considerably
excited over, tile affair and some
are talking Of paying them a visit.
A most singular feature of tho
children is that all of thom have
blue eyes and SO closely resemble
each other that it is hard to tell
(which from t'other."
Philadelphia is to have several negro
policemen.
Flies are said soon to disappear from
room containing plato Of the following
mixture: Aaf q teaspoonful of black pepper
in powder, ono of brown sugar aud enc of
cream, mixed together.
Judge Hudson, at Anderson, recently
sentenced two men to three months inn
prisonment each, for carrying concealed
weapons
The Rock Hill Herald says: "Prohibi-
ton has been attended with great benefit to
our town. The drinking and loaliug that
%ero formerly doue are now couspicuously
absent. Men now come to town, get their
supplies and then 60 home. A great deal
OF time is thus saved aud put to good use,
which would otherwise DO worse than lost.
New York World: ''The people of tho
South can never hope to satisfy the Radical
Republicans of the North, aud we doubt if
it is worth their while to try. Last year the
Radical orators with one accord urged the
South to 'raiso moro cotton and less hell
and now tho Radical papers are pointing
ut that the South raises too much cotton,
and would mako moro money if the crop
wcrc smallcr!N
The immense exodus of her citizens to
America has finally awakened Germany to
the necessity Of shutting the doors against
emigration. lu Berlin and various other
cities the public exhibition Of placards of
emigration agents or of foreign steamship
companies has been prohibited, ond a bill
impeding emigration will be introduced in
tho noxt session Of the Reichstag.
Albany dispatch to Now York Herald:
"The calm observers, members of the
Democratic party in both houses, arc salts
fled that no election can be had. They
have probed the intontion Of each member
to the bottom, and have bocomc entirely
Satisfied on this point. Hence they are
unit for on adjournment, and for putting an
end to the expense to the State and the dis.
traction to the public mind'w
Mr.. Bruce, the colored ex Senator from
Mississippi, and now registrar Of the treas
ury, gives it as his opinion that we'll ar
ranged coalition Of Republicans, Grccnback
ers and Independent Democrats can carry
Mississippi next fall aud secure u United
States Senator in place of Mr.. Lamar. lie
has received advices that these elements ore
now 10 consultation on tho subject.
The business failures in the United
States aud Canada during last week were
oply sixtysix, according to Bradarcets,
the smallest number reported this year, and
decrease of twenty from tho previous
week. This is gratifying contrast to the
figures given three months ago, when one
hundred and fifty failures were recorded in
one week.
The Vicksburg, Miss, Herald, rcbuking
narrow minded correspondent, says: awe
arc heartily in favor of tho South, from the
Potomac to tho Rio Grande, being thor
oughly and permanently Yankceized. Ynn-
kec energy, Yankee schools, Yankee cult
valiop, Yankee r.ilronds ond Yankee capi-
tai are badly needed in tho South, and will
be welcomed by every Southern progressive
patriot"