Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-03-30
The News and Courier-1882

The NEWS AND COURIER, in tho New Ycar
will have no other object than 10 helm tho ped
pie of South Carolina to manage their own
affairs in their own way. To this end T. vii,
encourage the expression of intelligent opinion
on subjects of general interest, and strive to
be the means of laying before the whole Stoto
the views OF those who have something scnaf
BILE 10 sny and know how to say il. Tho Nrws
AND COURIER will not DO passive spectator Of
events 1t will utter its opinions frankly and
freely, but, holding that what is wise aud trne
as no'h'ng TO fear from analysis md discussion,
1t viii never seek to strengthen lie own position
by supprcssing the opinions Of those who
honestly differ from il.
The NEWS AND CoUHTER, with one eSceptio,,.
is the only newspaper in tho South Atlanta
States which receives the whole Of the Southern
dispatches of the New York Associated Press.
and this service will DC supplemented By special
dispatches from every part of the State and tho
United States.
Recognizing The Importance Of giving tho
people the earliest aud most accurate intell;.
genco in State and National affairs, the News
AND COURIER will assign one of the most trusted
and most capable members Of its Staff 10 ner~
mancn, duty ut Columbia and 6as s,a,ianod poe
at Washington the gentleman who earned
golden opinions while on duty at the State
Capitol. This will be year Of fermcnt md
possibly of change in South Carolina. and
what the people require Is to have nl tho
news, without fear or favor. and no matter
whom il helps or hnrts. The Resident Cor
respondent Of the News AND Coun1sp Mt Co,
lumbia will give our readers information oon
corning men and things which can be obtained
in no other newspaper In like manner. tho
Resident Correspondent Of The NEWS AND
COURIER ut Washington, having no other news
paper to serve AMI being nobody's henchmau,
will be in position 10 report impartinlly tho pro
ercss OF events and the acts OF public men
The great effort Of the News AND Coun1ru
Will be TO get the most news and TO get It first
and in The best shape. The purpose is to make
IL n newspaper tina, no business man, no planter
or farmer; no person interested in public affairs
can aifor 10 d. without
The SUNDAY News will retain its social and
literary character. in connection with all tho
news OF The day, and the discussion of bome
subjects of local import and application viii bo
continued. Hereafter none Of the news pub-
ishea IN The SUNDAY NEWS will be published in
the NEWS AND Courier.
The TRI WEEKLY edition of tho Nrws AVN
COURIER will be issued rs before, giving The
reader the news contained in tho News AND
COURIER, with slight EXCEPTIONS at one half tho
price.
The WEEKLY News will be greatly improved.
me chess column and tho Agricultural De-
parment will be continued Puzzles and Prob
lens for young and old will be \ permanent
feature, beginning with the New Yenr and l.: 4,
few weeks We shall begin the publ:c.;ioa ~
Ten Terrible Tales" by Nh Er .l;sn ,m,hor or
established reputation. !A.rra,,pements havs
been made likewise f,r q Serial Story tv n
son.n Carolina an..nor whose works have at
'',reu ~, great Popularity in Northern periodicals.
,,. "e.o IS not anywhere in the South better
ao'',.tising medium than the News AND Cou-
nlER and in South Carolina il has tho advcrtis-
'ng field, outside Of the influential weekly press
in tho country, virtually to itself. II goes into
every part of South Carolina and of the United
States, and has reached commanding position
with The reading public.
The terms of the NEWS AND COURIER are as
tnllows.