Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-18

ORANoEpuRo. May I4--Cato Fielder was
brutally murdered last evening by Fred Iai-
gler and Jim Dantsler. Tho three were fish
ing on the Edsto River. q fcw miles above
town. and quarroled about boat. Folder
was struck by IIaiglcr with an oar. Felder's
body was taken from tho water and the post~
mortem to day before the jury Of inquest re.
vealcd terrible fracture ofthe skull sufdciens
to canse instant death. mhe parties arc all
, coored and IIuiger and Dantsler have fed.
Dantzler is bright mulatto about 81 years
old. llaiger is dark mnlatto With thick
lips and when lust seen was going in the di.
rection Of Bamberg.
CHICAGO, May l0.-A Parsons, Kansas.
special says that a terrible Cyclone passed.
over McAI|istcr, mining settlement in
Indian Territory, on Monday. Seven
people were killed outright, and four
fatally, eleven dangerously and thirty-nine
more or less hurt. Fiftyceight houses were
totally demolished aud thirty others badly
wrecked. The cyclone cut patch through
the timber just as scythe would NOW
through grass. The damage to tho
Osogo Coal and Mining Company was
very great. The population of the settle.
ment was only 500 and the suffering caused
by the visitation is very serious. Mound
City. Mo-, was ulso struck by CYCLONE on
Monday evening, and property terribly
wrecked Trees were uprooted, fences
prostrutcd and the crops nearly ruined. The
stceple Of the Christian Church was blown
awuy and many bouses wrecked.
WASHINGTON. May IL The May report Of
the Agricultural bureau contains the follows
ing cotton returns. representing 81 per cent
of the proposed erea planted on tho let Of
May, against IS per cent Inst year. Plants
ing is more advunced than usual from Yir-
ginia to Florida and more backward in
all other States. especially in Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee. In oon.
sequence of the overflow tho proportion plantr
ed in Mis.sissippi is SO per cent. instead Of
IS in The average yenr; II in Lousinn, in
II in Tennessee. instead Of 30 per cont The
deficiency the first Of May approximates
hulf million acres, with planting still in
progress.
Kauquita Indian Worm Pellets.
They are gnod C. Wanner.
Giving splendid satisfaction.-J. II. Sigh.
Can heartily endorse them.-Burt Mitchell,
NJ d.
A good liver regulator.-W. A. Williams,
NJ D..
Can give you a rousing tcstimonial.--J. 8.
Werner
Can sell nothing eso.--G. G. Arve.
Sold one man six boxes.-T. f. Femmng
Augusta, Gn.
A ten year old physician: We have boy
in Wulbnlla who practices medicine. lie is
very liberal in his fees. charging nothing for
his prescriptions His greatest medicine is
Knnqni,a Indian Worm Pellets. lie says ha
gave dose to little ncyhbor and the Ps-
lets rcrf,rued wonders The reason he has
such confidence in the remedy is because he
will do.
THE DISTINGUISHING CnARM.-A delightful
fragrance Of freshly gathered flowers and
spices is tho distinguishing charm of Flores
ton Cologne.
MONEY FOR a RAINY DAY--'For six years
my daughter was scx from kidney and other
disorders. We had used up our savings on
doctors. when our dominic advised US to try
Pnrkcr's Ginger Tonic. Four bottles effected
cure aud as dollars worth has kept our
family well for over II year we have been
able to lay by money ngain for rainy day"
a ronr Mans Wife.
FL M &c N E a T.. 4
Married, Nav Is. 1882, by the Rev. MIN q
,,.,IS GIL. II