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, 1881-05-29

MORE CHICAGO ENTERPRISE.
The program Of tho trott,ag meeting to be
held at the Driving Park in July has already
been given in these columns, as well rs the en-
tries IN each event, and the success Of the meet
ing Is already SO we'll assured that the manage
ulent Of tho track has decided On offering still
greater attractions, both to horsemcn and the
public and offer 5000 tn three special purses,
each one Of which cannot fail to prove of the
utmost interest and draw to the track larger
audiences than have ever been seen at trottiug
meeting in this city.
The first is purse Of $1,000. offered especially
to Mud S., St julien, and Sorrc1 Dan, the last
named Il well-known PAGER. 1t is also open to
any other 1rotter With a record of @:H or better,
and in order TO have the purse fill two OF the
horses named must enter and start 1t il under
stood that the owners OF ST. Julien and sorrel
Dan stand ready to enter those horses, and, If
this be the case Mr.. Vanderbilt cannot we'll
afford to let Maud S. stay out SorreI Dan is
known to be capable Of mile close to 2:l0 when
in condition, and even should Maud S. not be
named to start duel between St. Julien and
the fastest PAGER in tho world would prove
great drawing card. In this race any horse
trot1ing or pacing three heats, one of which
must be in 2:H or better, will receive s., 500. The
three heats viii receive $3.50, aud any horse
that trt,s or PAGES mile in ::l0A or better will
receive $1,000 additional. This race is to take
pMce Thursday, July II. No entrance fee will
be charged. and tho entries Will close June H.
AS lt,uble-team trotting is rapidly becoming
popular, the Driving Park management has de-
ccided 70 offer purse OF $l,;aD, payable to the
team that trots the fastest mile to wagon during
the tro1t!ng meeting here. provided 2;z5 1.-THE
time made by Small Hopes and Lady Mac] Is
beaten. Entrance to this ruce IL free and NOM
luat1one must be made on or before July l.
The third purse Is $l,Qll and is offered to the
horse trottng the fnssesI two miles IN harness
during tho meeting, provided the time made Is
better than 4:iSn, which is the best record at
the distance. Entrance III this race is free, and
must be made by July l.
, 1881-05-29

The percentages were: Michigan Central.
22:i9U; Lake Shore. A2.0G: Fort Wayne. e. 1U; Pan
Handle, 11.17; Baltimore s; Ohio, lu:::,,; Grand
Trunk G5j.
, 1881-05-29

A supplementary bill was Afterwards filed max
ing rhe Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ratiroal i
a codefendant. The Chicago j. Pacific Railroad
filed n second demurrer to the supplement tary
bill, and the Judge Saturday oyerruled II. bold
Ing in substance that the Chicago s. Pacific Road
had no power to execute the proposed 1case. be-
cntlsc a domestic corporation had no power to
Iease its road to q foreign cnrpOrntfOn,-thar IS.
one not incorporated under the laws of Illinois.
The other question. as to the validity OF tho
PENDANTS were granted time in which to decide
whether to stand by tho demurrer, and take IN
appeal, or 60 to trial
, 1881-05-29

Special n,pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Crown POINT, Ind, May 23.--An election
held here to-day to vote for or against an ap-
preparation of SO, QUO by this tCentre) town
ship to aid in the construction Of the Joliet &
Valparaiso Railroad resulted In vote Of os5
for the appropriation and s. against 1t. Tho vote
polled ia u small one, there being 1u0 voter3 in
the township. Considerable right OF why has
been donated in this county, and the pros pect
seems good for the early complexion OF tho road
, 1881-05-29

fine, close send of on the first scoring There
WAS more or less running by the two horses. but
Jewell went under tho wire first in s:}1i.. The
l:l6.
had won two straight heats Was big fRyorit.
He did mot look particularly fresh, however.
To get even, the backers OF berry offered even
bets On the third heat nominating lis follows,
"esen up. that tho third heat does not decide
The enthusiastic followers Of the fortunes of
Jewell bit with ayidity.
Immense sums lin baskets) were staked.
The heat catne On. Uncle Sim, the present
Nestor OF horse-trotters, gave the word at the
first attempt
The horses went and they went.
Such excitement was never seen since Flora
Temple contested with George 81. Patchen.
There was Il lot OF running all along and around,
but nobody gained by the .'breeznx," and the
horses came under the wire, Jewell about seven
eghths OF Il n0Sc ahead.
Now came In the fine work of a thoroughly
competent judge.
sim Hougland, the OLD pal Of Hiram Woodruff,
said:
dead heat: time 2:33' Everybody was sat
isded. There was not man who dared open his
trap. Mr.. Hoagianu explained to u reporter the
principle On which he proclaimed il a dead heat
Il IS too intricate Il matter for the general pub
lic but the general public If it has any interest
decision.
The original eolozed individual who failed to
drive satisfactorily On tho first round. heat it
fast heat II nue did not take into consideration
the fact that both horses ran Il good deal.
Jewell wns H tr!f1e nhcad as they got their
send-otf. All the way around the respective
friends Of tho owners Of the TWO horses were
shouting:
One sile-"Sc him rum"
Other side" See him run.''
Neither horse ran when they came under the
wire, although both broke for l,000 part Of II
second OIL the very long homcstretch Of Mr.
William Engeman's very excellent and we'll
conducted track.
They went under the string, and Jewell the
tn fY7trr rrfa1 IN mir irf
only uttlc-nhcad.
There silence deep IS death,
And the bOidest held bis breath
while Sim Hoagland sling out, ''Je~eu wins the
heat and the race In 1::s. IT,.
The quarters were 37at and Ills.
Then everybody hooked up and went home.
, 1881-05-29

DETROIT, Micl., May 2s.-S. K. Galloway,
who is about to leave the SUPPLEMENTARY
of the Detroit 4 Bay City Railroad to accept
that Of the Michigan s. Chicago Division Of the
Grand Trunk, WIS presented by his old en-
ployes to-duy with splendid silver service Of
thirty pieces, costing 5000
, 1881-05-29
TRACK TALK.


Trinkct has not lost q race this season.
Aureoius broke down while exercising at
Jerome Park recently.
Ripple, years old, by Lisbon, and owned By
tho Dryers, hus gone amiss.
Annie Augusta has been retired from the turf.
and will be bred to Wanderer.
Himyar has been thrown out Of training, hav-
Ing permanently broken down.
The black stallion 4F1nulus, record 2:o25 by
Aanbrlno Pilot, has been sold to go to France.
III. Wilson, Cynthiana, Ky.. has purchased
Bell Brusheld, record 2:a]. und will use her as
brood mare.
Matte Hunter and St. Julien will probably
give an exhibition ruce ut Detroit during the
meeting there.
Mr. Keene's colts Fo1hall and Bushman are
among the entries in the Prix de Paris, to be run
Sunday, June T..
The 2 ~year-oltl lly virgiletto tfull sister to
Voil ana Vera CRUZ Will probably run at Sara
togu this summer.
The blnck mare Lady Byron, record IDS. has
dropped tilly foAl by Gov. Sprague, aud been
bred back TO the sumo horsc
The bay mare Mink. by Lexington, died at the
North Eikh Farm, Kentucky. lust week. She
The horses recently sent to England by Mr.
Richard Ten Brocck have been renamed Sars-
field is called Wibert; St Patrick, kanchero;
md Roman, Meteor.
The second payment on nominations for the
Chicago trottug meeting is due next Wet1nes-
day, June ], and persons having entered horses
in my Of tho races here should bear the fact i'll
mind.
Mr. George H. Drashcld has sold to Albert
Hayden, Of this city. the buy horse By Cohbles
Lexington. dam by Pilot Ma mbrino, pu1chn-ed
by him in Kentucky not long agb. This hnrse
can beat 2:;a, ana the price pald is said to have
been large one.
The horses belonging to Mr. Fl. v. Bemis, of
this city, are doiug well this season under the
management Of - knnp5ack" Mccarthy. Little
Brown Jug Bonesetter, and Silvertou were al
winners at Fort Wayne last week, and Fred
Douglass drove Florence out at Washington IN
9:11a5=.
MrC. B. Harvey. OF New Philadelphia, O., has
purchased fur s. 0uU the promising young trot-
ter NA1nbriuo Clay, that won the ESQ race At
Fort Wayne last Tuesday, acquiring record OF
,:3l,: Sir. Harvey was the owner Of Lew Scott,
death of that horse, auu also oownS the black mare
Duck, by SCOTS HiatugA: It l5 probable tha1
Nstubril,o Clay will joi.: W. H. Crawforti's Stable,
which now includes Robert NcGrcgor, Voltaire,
and Others
The eutries to the Cincinnati tst,ttlng meeting
which commences July 1. closed last week, and
are follows: Th1ce- minute clRss-Hfghlaud
Stranger, Alexis. Tom Rogers, kate Mct saA
Lady Cleveland. Ollie. Barkis. Maud H., MO-
hawk Glosrer, Elsie, and Borak. Two-twenty-
sir class-Dream, Joe Bunker, Renzi. Lumps
Capt Dan Bald Hornet Soonday, Lincoln. Mat
Two forty ciass-Hiehland Stranger. 1losa
Wilkes. I:oneser. Nny Morning. Lnsler Boy'
Laura j., Annie W. Stranger. Prince B.. DAE:dt-'
Elsie. ann Cltnwood. Two-twcnty- nine class
, 1881-05-29
SUMMER
COMFORTS,
''COld'' CLOTHES"

Pongee Silk Coats, Vests,
and Ties to match. Also
Pongee Silk busters. These
Goods are "Quiet " Clothes,
WITHOUT 3" MAGNETIC"
Fluid, intended for nervous
people, who suffer most from
heat. They are beautiful
and enjoyable, never before
shown in Chicago. We wish
you to remember that Will
oughby, Hill & Co. believe in
the newest and pref
test Goods, and absolutely
hate old stock; will not have
it in their beautiful Stores.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
5US1NEsS LOCALS
4 Mean Business.

If you want the highest prices for your
country produce and goods at rook bottom prioos
go to w. T. sReid's. One pieoo extra fne elk
finish alpaca for 80 cents per yard, New York
cost. "A complete stock Of shoes. on which
defy competition In prices. Boots at cost
Groceries, make specialty. Tobaooo and
cigars OF all grades, and merchandise in general.
will not be uudersold. Come and be oon-
Sinced. Respectfully, W. r. REID.
If you want something that Is good in tho
%ay Of pure liquors go to Bemann's Bar and
drink F. w. Wagener & Co.'s "Old Grow" rye
%liskey.
49, Prioo our Sewing Machines before buying
elsewhere, OF D. Biemann, Son & Co.'s, agents
for Wheeler & Wilson, American and Davis
Sewing Machines 1,.,.
"A most beautiful assortment of lomps.
lamp goods. &o. joss arrived at Norman's.
6lass sets. consisting Of four pieces. fur 60
cents, at Norman'e. ,s ij <ofai bid,
Toilet soap for 25 oents per dozen at Nor
name. y ..liyaH. a al .,s La
Use Hufelapd's German aalve.
Uso Ksnquita Indian Worm Peleto.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
State of South Carolina.
0O0MEtE OOWMTW.
by Richard Le,cis. Fsq., Juelge of Probate.

By Richard Le,Ois. Fsq., Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAs, John 3! Sanders has made suit to
w me to grant him Letters Of ,dministra--
ton. OF tho Estate and Effects of Jesse
jenkins, deceased. (, ,g,s
These ore, therefore, 10 oite and atlmonist oil
and singular the kindred fand creditors of tho
said Jesse Jenkins. deceased, that they be,
and appear. before mo, in the Court Of Probate.
to be, held at Walhalla. 8 c., on Monday. I'd
OF May next. after publication hereof.
~ II O'Clock In tho forenoon, to shew cause,
IT any they have. why tho said administration
should not be granted rg'u W r i
Given under my hand and seal, this the ] 9th
day Of April ammo Domint 1881. tstt,
RlC HARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate of Ooonee County.
April ID, 1881 5000 sii a d Q 2a.st
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14

,.a oo,, ~ a ,MMdAc9s, Co.. March 81, 1879, F"
From. having been intimate 4 nu mbeer Of
years With the prepFietprs Iofs "Swih,s SyPhis,
litio speei6o"1e I baye known much oof lis
mpoataetsre and as There are meh ip
this oommunity-well known citizens--wbo
were victims in carly life, to, Sypbilis, the
most terrible curse that ever afflicted the ,hu-.
man fNmiiy, and who have taken the s. S., S,
medicine, and are now, 70 all 'appehfancsdsS,'
and iH their oWn belief, us frea froii taifit Of
dioease as the first man, fresh from the hands
of his Maker. .Deiicaoy 4 Of course forbids
their public recommendations of this medi-
oipe but 1 am allowed to refer the sosptio
t1at can be said, 10 it's favor, Being profess
aionally much opposed to endorsing or re.
commencing nostruma or secret REM edias, y It
iswith besita,ion that attach nv narc,, 70
this artiole.r butttI know whereof i sneak
when say ,that our saionoe has not made
public combination equal to "Swift's Syphi-
litic Speei6cp for tue purpose indicated. The
greatest boon inc government could bestow
on onndIeds of thousands Of it's citizens
wou'I be to purchase this receipt Of its pro-
prietors and make It public for tho benefit OF
the present and all coming generations NJ
| (., T. L. MASSENBUR1. Pm. G.. /,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
III. prietors. Atlanta, Go.
For sale by NORMAN & BRo, and Wright s. Sigh
Wahalla, s. c.
March 8, 1881 l6-2m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14

A temporary injunction, restraining the
completion OF the lease of tho Air Limo
Road TO the Clyde syudioate,d has been
granted, OF the ground that the Air Line
Company had no power under its charter to
lease to another corporation. The lease was
completed befote the injunction was served
and the road has passed into the hands Of
che lessees. It is the opinion fofa eminent
lawyers Of New York that the lease made
by the Richmond and Danvills Company is
invalid from the want !of ), Legislative. au.
thority Oh the part Of the companies to
mako it. An analogous case has been recently
decided BY the Supreme Court Of the
United States, ia which it ia held that iisb
company can lease to another company
unless expressly authorized by, an Aot, of
che Ldeislaturo, aGd as the sta.utss Of
Georgia, North and South Carolina CONTAIN
10 suof provision, the lease may b asat
aside. The action ia b., tho bondholsers Of
New York, who olaim the Air Lias Com
pany have no right to deprive chem dfos
voice in che management, &o., of tho road
By tranferripg fts use, possession aud oou.
troll 70 another corporation. THE failure to
to serve the temporary injanction before
the completion Of the lease will not inter.
fete with 90 aotion BY tbe bond holders 10
Get 4 aside, but the 'loasing company viii
DOUBTLESS bold possessions now nnttl the
termination Of the litigation, which my
last several years. r'e''7s "a1 'ao 1'-y' 5sy9
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
Vaccinations.

The Charlotte Observer says nearly all
the city physioians havo signed ,an agree:
ment with the Mayor to vaooinate NIL the
citizens Of the city IN Consideration Of
their license tax being remitted.d For &his
purpose Vaccine matter has been sent for.
This is q wise precaution and one which
should at once be taken by evory town and
village having railroad connections. There
is no moro terrible disease than smallpox;
and in most instances it results 10 death or
a permanent disfguroment. It is very
contagious and as there is no period when
sporadic cases cannot be found in some
cities, the wonder is that we have not had
it in this and adjoining counties. Its
nonappearanoe hero is due doubtless to such
precautions taken in cities as that now
taken in Charlotte. There were some cases
in our county thirty or forty years ago, but
since then we have heard Of none. We
should not, however, forget that an once of
prevention is worth pound of cure, and
neglect the preventive effects of vaccination
until the disease has come among u.s. We
are now in from twenty to forty.eigEt
hours travel of the great cities of the
North and West and On infected person
could come from any part Of the United
States before the disease would probably
develop itself. It is said it has made its
appearance in Richmond, with which city
we make almost daily connections by the
Air Line Road, and though every precau-
,tion will bo taken against it's spread, still no
one can feel as secure as if vaccinated. Our
town has several physicians and wo believe
they could make it profitable to themselves
as we'll as benefit tho public if some OF
them would supply themselves with ap-
proved vaccine matter and do as It is pro
posed in Charlotte, All thore who, are able
to opay are required to do so, and the, physi.
clans vaccinate the poor for exemption from
license. Our town has large number Of
children ana there are but few parents who
would refuse to pay a small price to have
their ohildron vacoinated. Will not somo
Of our Nj. De- try the experiment. They
can lose nothing aud may profit themselves:
"a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
Final Settlement.

NOTICE ia hereby given that final settlement
~ Of the estate Of Elijah Deaton, deceased
will be made in the Probate Judges office, 1T
Walhalln. 9. c., on Saturday, the Odd day Of
April, 1881. and thereupon letters OF dsnission
"'. W. ID. DEATON.
i. ,,.. ...,..,. .,-,.,s,, JACKSON DEATON,
Administrators.
March %, 1881 .l n.i, l9.4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
EditOrials.
Injury Il Fruit land Crops.

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SI a.so sou'S9 ituu' - r2f's 1He'oS ana ooYY'.eL
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14

= ATLANTA. Ga. February l. 1S79.-Messrs
Hutchinson Bro.--Genllemen: have used
your "Neuralgine" and have been relived by il.
All who suffer from neuralgia will do we'll to
give you call. It is useless 10 suffer when we
have remedy at our door. II. ". THOMAS,
or Ives & Thomas, Furniture Dealers.
; For sale wv. l.. Norman and Wright s.
Sigh,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14

PROFIT. $i.200.~''To aum II up, six long
years Of hed-ridden sickness, costing 5000 per
year, total $l'200-all Of this expense was
stopped by three bottles of Hop Bitters: taken
by my wife! She has done her own housework
for'a year since, without the loss Of day and
want everybody to know it for their benefit
". e. Farmer. F1t ,."'T
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
"A new lot Of nice spring olothiug cheap Of J.

"a ntw lot Of nice spring clothing cheap OF j.
,... ..,
Lsd!ss' satdels aid; low quartefsd .6uokskjpS
obeap apJ:3M. EartSrS. CI ., & 3 %:ss.SiC1'Ye
Just received 4 niee lot OF buntings. all 90,
lors; frfus 16a uP. sNtSS white drSss goods, IL
Bs:tfe shs issss. advance r. Ss'}es sS$s lssxsy Of
sugars, syrups and coffee Get my prices be-:
fore buying and you win save moSey.Jas,, .
".,iHonr renu j. u. CARTER
Sara Bsrnhsrdt corsets at ]. NJ. iCarteY's. \ /,
80 inch towel at 100. at j. Nj. Carers. ,n,, i;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
Communion Service.

Next Sabbath is the regular quarterly COM
munion at the Presbyterian Church. Preaching
will begin on Saturday. The public is cordially
invited! to attend and, Christians of every de-
nominational name 70 participate in, tho COM
munion. =. L. MORRIS, Pastor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14

CHEAPER THAN PHYsIctANs' BILLs-"A THING
OF BEAUTY IsA JoY FoREvER. What is it?
Something prepared for woman only and used
by them exclusively. 1t is adapted especially
to cases where the womb is disordered and will
cure all Irregularities Of the .tnensesp or
"monthly COURSES" by restoring tie discharge,
whether acute or ohronio. in every instance.
Brad6eld's Female Regulator, ..Woman 8 Best
Friend" Is prepared by Dr!.J. Bradfeld. At
lanta, Ga. Price $3.50 per bot,io. Sold bv
VII Norman and Wright Il Sllgh,' Druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
! Temperance Mass Meeting
- ,CalladSsg 81

There will be q Temperance Mass Meeting
at 1Waalnhalla, 'n the Court House. on Wednesday
April goth, at II O'Clock A. NJ. All The MI
n'stsrS q ,he dOspelof ally ltdsnomioetiops sui
sll the good peopleof The Goqa!y frieadly 10 the
cause Of temperance are invited to attend.
Thj ~ HH aG.a REV. HIN. HAYES! 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-14
Final Settlement.

NOTICE in hereby given that a final settlement
~ Of the estate Of Middleton hMaret, minor,
will be made Tn the Probate Judges office, at
Walhalla. s c., on Saturday, the 2Sd day Of
April, 1881. and thereupon letters Of dismfssiom
:. A. j. MARET, 4!
... wv .H's Guardian,
March 81, 1881 ,o ~ to.NH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-06

NJ 8<4 -
'.E.,s<zs,n S<~x
An aged nero came into the ~
olice. and approaching the desk Or an
"a ne slad, The following conversation
took place.
- ~. bo<s. want 10 b. sot rirhsv
Go ahead, but quick
An dAr : man named Rescue Con
kel u Washington City -
Certainly
And women folks ainf safe when
Rescue IN about, onIc<s somebody kiyers
Rescue with shotgun -
les senator ConkIing j. very much
[h1t kind 0f : man.
The old d1rky 49, absorbed IN thoucht
~ brief space, and then hs went 4 II
z<nin-
: Galveston CITY i in Galveston
county, sint i, boss5-
-Yes,r
: Den beeau<e Galveston CIV 49, 4 !
'alvezton County. Washington civ.
gn1r ke<cuc Conkel lives. Il bound fo ~ |
> Washington County. On ne Er,zo. - !
Nonsense! Washington Co1nfv II |
norc th1n thousand uiles from Waeh- /
nxton City. Who told you thst lie Z.
Jim Webster did. N. Ise rwinc soI
.ke ~ Old muiicr ~ % Washington
,ounty. O. The Braxos, % scc her folk. II
1c - ni1sty-Evc yc1rs old. sn' Jim
Iebster said Il w,snl ~afc n 49, w. wv
ksi : gum
What did ~ tclI YOU hat lie for7-
Dunno. ecptinx dst hc has rof ii,
'sssun - wants q Ell Ne powerful