Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-08
The News and Courier-18S2.

The NEWS Ann COURIER In tho New Yenr.
will have no other object than to holm tho peo-
pic Of South Carolina to manage their own
affairs in their own way. To this end y will
encourage the expression of intelligent opinion
Oh subjects of general interest, and strive 10
DC the means of laying before the whole State
The views OF those who have something sensi.
Bile TO say and know how TO say it. Tic News
AND COURIER will not be passive spectator az
sven's' It viii utter its opinions frankly and
freely, but holding that what is wise and trne
has nothing TO fear from nnaly isis and discussion.
II Will never seek to strengthen its own position
ny snpprcssing the opinions of those who
honestly iifer from it, F@ ii
The NEWS AND COURIER, with one exception.
Is Tue only newspaper in the South Atlantic
States which receives the whole Of the Soutbern
dispatches Of the New York Associated Press
and this service will be supplemented By spcciai
dispatches from every part Of the State and tho
United States.
Recognizing The Importance of giving tho
people Inc earliest aud most accurate intelli.
ecnce in State md National ntflirs, the Nrws
AND COURIER will assign one of the most trusted
ana most cnplblc members Of its Staff TO per-
mancnl duty at Columbia. and has stationed
ut Washington The gentleman who earned
golden opinions while OH duty at The State
Capitol This will be year of ferment and
possibly OF change in South Carolina. nnd
what The people require is to have ali the
news, without fear Or favor, and no matter
whom II helps or hnrts. The Resident Cor.
respondent of the News AND CoUrIEn Mt o.
lunbia will give our readers information con-
corning men and things which can be obtained
IN no other newspaper. In like manner. Tho
Resident Correspondent of tho NEWS AND
COURIER at Washington, having no other news
paper 10 serve an being nobody's hcnchman.
VIE be IN position 20 report impnriinlly tho pro-
gress o: events nnl The nets OF public men
lhr gr"ht "fort OF The News AND CoUnIrp
will he to get the most news and 10 yet il, frst
anu III the best shape. The purpose is TO make
II n newspaper that no business mnn. no plnnter
or farmer, no person Interested in public af,irs
can nIfor 10 Il without.
The SUNDAY News will retain its socinl and
literary chlrnctcr, in connection with all tbe
news OF the day, and the discussion Of homo
s"hlrcs OF local import and application will be
CONTINUED Hereafter none of the ncws nnh.
iish"d in the SUNDAY NEWS will Gc published in
the News AND COURIER.
The Fni WEEKLY edition of The News Ann
COURIER will be issued before. giving the
reader the news contained in the News AND
COURIER, with slight exceptions. at one. half the
price
The W EEHLY NEWS will he greatly improved.
The Chcss column and tho Agricultural De-
partmrni will he continued. Puzzles anL Prob
lens for young and old will be / permanent
feature, beginning with the New Year, and in n
IN "' w s.''''' o>Gin The publication of
''ren Terrible Tales by nn English author of
estao''sh'u reputation. Arrangements have
been made likewise for n Serial Story tv n
South Carolina author who's" works have Mt.
'aimel great popularity in Northern periodicals.
There Is not anywhere III the South better
advertising medium than the News ANU Cou-
RiER, nnd in South Carolina il has the n,lvertis-
ing held, outside of the influential weekly press
III l'c country. Writ mlly to itself II goes into
every pnri OF South Carolina aud OF the Unitch
States, and has reached II commanding position
with The reading public
The terms OF The News AND COURIER are az
follows: