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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18
A Tribute to the Memory OF Miss
Marie Mathcwson, Westminster, s. G.

Whereas, at a regular meeting of tho
New Westminster Baptist Church, on
Saturday, july 9th, 1889, OH motion, q
committee was appointed to prepare re-
solutions expressive of the feelings of
tine church relative to the death of our
sister, Miss Marie Mathewson, who died
OH the 9th ultimo, in the Dist year of
hcr age, having been consistent mem
Der of tho Baptist Church for eight
years; therefore, resolved
1st:That in tho death of sister Marie Ma
thewson the church sustains the loss of
one of its most consistent and efficient
members; Christian society one of its
most beautiful and accomplished models;
the Sabbath School most excellent and
worthy scholar; her parents very amia-
BILE and dutiful daughter, and hor brother
and sisters an exceedingly loving and de-
voted sister.
2. That we mourn not as those who
have no hope, but as those who humbly
join her in tho blissful Paradise above.
Sd. That in our deep sorrow, i'll conse-
qucnce of her death, We tender to the
disconsolate parents and relations oul
sincere coincidence, ever rcmcmberihe
that call things work together for good
to them that love God, to them that art
the called according 60 his purpose"
4. That this tribute to hcr sweet mem
ory be inscribed in the church records
also also that , = copy be furnished to the pa,
rents, and copy be sent to tho Boptist
Courier, tho Christian Indcr and oul
county papers with tho request that the
resolutions be published.
JOHN D. DICKSON,
5. II. MARETT,
j. II. SMITH,
Committee.
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!portance to the farmers. il lis taken
from tha Anderson eorrespond enca
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18

$ Mrs. ID. oefkers sent to tho ogRIEis
office, on tlnesday mofning six Hisli
potatoes w1ich weigh tt pounds. They
arc of the Early Isos variety. :,
II, Rev. ohm G. Law accompanied Key.
y. =. Fogartie to Bethel church last Sum
day!and preached for him at II A. NJ.
In the afternoon they were returning,
and yYlien near MI. Ed. Boyd's the horse
shied and threw Rev. Law out of the
road cart In which they Wore riding. He
fell on his head and left shoulder. The
fall was 80 severe that 1t fractured the
collar bono and he was vnconoio ious for Sc
yeral hours. Ho was CART ed 10 tho house
of Mr.. Boyd, whore he was attended by
Dir. Bramlett, until Monday morning,
whom he was sufficiently recovered to be
brought to Gen. JGryin's. Woare pleased
to learn he Is much improved, the frac-
turc Of tho collar bono being the most
serious injury. j "a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18

Good harmonicas, at Darby & Co.'S.
Best chewing tobacco, at Darby s. Co.'S
Fresh French candy, at Darby & Co.'S
Ice cold soda water, 5cts a glass, al
Darby & Co.'S.
furc drugs and medicines, at Darby d
Co.'S.
Milk shakes, 5ct, a glass, Mt Darby &
Cos.
For good sets cigar, go to Darby &
Co.'S.
For a good hair brush, tooth brush
shaving brush, or blacklng brush, call on
Darby & CO.
Mineral water, good summer mcdi
cine, at Darby e Co.'s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18

Whothcr from swampy land or stag
nant pool, on from tho deadly gases of
city sewers, malarial poisons arc tho
same, Ayers Aguo Cure, taken accord
ing to directions, is u warranted specific
for malnrial disorders.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18

I. N. Carter & Co. have just received
largo lot of furniture, that they will
sell cheap for cash, or on time until fall.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18

One good ono-horsc Wagon, new, just
from the shop, hand made, can BIO had Mt
a bargain ut ~ N. Carter & Co.'s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-07-18

Fruit jar md cans cheap by the dozen
or gross at L. N. Carter 6 Co.'s.
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Notice to Fruit Growers.

/. . ! 3 Z
For the information of the fruit grow
ers Of the Piedmont Section and those in.
terested in the fruit exhibit, to be held at
Pendlcton IN connection with tllo summer
meeting of tho State Agricultural Society
and the State Grange, we will say that
the exhibit of fruits of all description
will come off OH the 9th and 9th of Au,
gust. Having commodious hall at oul
disposal, wo expect every fruit grower in
tho Piedmont Section to help make the
exhibit success.
Committee H. S. Trcscott,
e. ii. Shanlslin,
r. Il. Sloan,
of Pendlcton, S. G..
G. Wanncr,
Arrangements, Walhalla, S. e.
K nB- All papers in the Piedmont Bolt
are requested to copy the above notice.
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tloil VI SCIiOol journal III SOuIn caro-
lima is n now enterprise which desc, vcs
the support of all friends of education.
This journal is published for tho remark
ably low price of 81 per annum, and every
teacher in Oconce should both take and
read il carefully.
Tho regular summer meeting Of tho
State Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
ciation is to be hold ut Pendlcton from
tho 7th to the 9th of August A number
OF essays have boon assigned Thus far
Mr.. Thos. j. McKio has consented to pre-
sent papcr on "tho preservation of land
by tcrracing against hillside ditching."
Mr.. II. j. Moore, of Spartanburs. will
discuss "Foragc crops" Mr. j. j. In
cas-, of Society Hill, "Grapc culture and
wine making" Tho Hon. jeremiah
Rusk, Secretary of Agriculture, has
been invited and he may bc present.
The committee in charge have obtained
reduced rates over tho Richmond and
Danyillc, and Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroads The rates arc !:
Thirty miles and under, $1,20 for the
round trip, the rate per mile decreasing
rs tlI< distance becomes grnntor, as for
100 miles tho rate is 1925, for 100 miles
$'i.30 q id for 200 miles So. The other
railroads Of the State have been asked
to offer reduced rates, but have not yct
been heard from. Those who EXPECT To
attend these meetings should write Mr..
O. a. Bowen, at Pondlcton, so that he
may make necessary arrangements.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-24
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
THE FISHERIES.
Annual Report of the ate Sh Com
mission for the Past Year.

Annual Report of the = ate sh Com
mission for the Past Year.
The annual report of the fish commits.
sion shows that during the year fish were
d stributed as follows: Brook trout 2.2s5,
0JO; California rainbow trout, 1.5910J0;
pike, !, 45o coo; carp, y, 49,. Il states that
other points having been found unsatis-
factory, and milwaukee, having male re-
ductio in water rates, the lake-shore
hatchery VIII remain there.
Under tue head Of Food Fishes Of the
Great Lakes, - the report shows that 5, 80.
80 pOun IS Of food fish were caught in
Lake Michigan and that part of Lake Su.
periOr under the jurisdiction Of WiscoB-
sin; that the fishermen received $40 5@
for the catch, US NJ S,0J5 nets. The total
value of the property invested ia the en-.
terprise was 1891, 706 and 61S men were
employed. There was an increase Of 6l7,-
595 pounds in tle catch during the year
The value of fish caught d1ring 1S9
was Sl69, 80 Al; in 1851 $50 It's IS: in ISIS
500 ga o.; total for three years. ) 80. SOB -
large portion of the report is devote {
10 showing that the present law of fish
protect on and propagation is of great
practical value, and also that the stocking
of inland lakes and rivers has had the eff.
feet OF attracting thousands Of tourists &c
the State, besides furnishing food for the
people
Notice IS given that no fry will hereafter
be given whe streams are rented to pri
vate fishing parties and the puolic ex.
Guided. The organization o. clubs to pro
tect fish and game is recommended. The
claim j. made that Visions plants more
fish r 0ney expended than any
or q expense for tae year has
h.
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VIE EAST.

CHARLES KIxG, Danvers, Mass cele-
brated his enc hundred and eighth birth
DAY on the 10th. lie has sig hundred de-
scendants living.
!. Y. PowDERLT denounced Barry In
Pittsburgh on the 10th as an Auarc list,
and said it was FOR that reason he was ex-
ucile from the Knights Of Labor.
WITHOUT my known cause Mrs. John
Gre r, wife of a lumberman at Sunsh ne,
Pa. killed her babe and then committed
suicide on the 10Th. using revolver.
Ok the 18th Nicholas Seidel died in Al
SAGE township, Pa. agel eighty years.
When twenty two years old deceaseI be
came violently insane, and for Teri Of
fiftv-fivc years he was chat g fast in his
room. his friends refusing TO send him to
an asylum.
Is a ire in house at Pittsburgh, Pa,
on the l6ta. Mrs. Arthur Roddey was
burned 10 death and her clild ser.ou ~
injured.
DEALERS in washboards elothespins
and similar articles Of domestic u G
formed u trust in New York on the l5tl.
On the 18th Mrs Ciarissa L died a.
Wakefield, Mass. aged one hundre and
one years three months aud eleven days.
OK the 18th Il F. Weight, former cashier
of the Farmers aud Mech. niC,' Bank Of
Pittsburgh, p. which failed N Sepjcm-
Der with ! abilities Of $50 900, was
arrested on the charge Of embezzhng $780,
90
CHARLES AUSTIN. bOOk-k keeper for Busssy
q Mcleod, stove founders at Troy, y Y,
for twenty years. disappeared on the 18th,
taking with him $1,000 or more of the
firms money.
THE cigar makers in forty factories in
New York CITY. over one thousand in
number struck on the 18th against re
ductiOn tn wages.
AT = amokin. Pa, the Corbin and EX-
caIsior coliieries. employing fifteen hun
drei persons. sUs eudei operations in
definitely on the 18th owing 10 the dizziness
of the Ctal trade caused by unreasonable
weather
THr British bark Sibel, wi;h crew OF
twenty men, wIicl left New GorkJune 10
. for Bangor with "a cargo Of oil, was on the
F j. given 10 Tor lost
Oh the i9th shortage OF 700OJ was dis
covered IN the accounts Of the late Henry
r Marshall WAC was for twenty years
cashier Of the Seaman's Bank for Savings
ia New York.
CHARLES / BEooKs. a noted Boston law
. yer. shot himself through the head on the
1IsL III health ant money losses were
said 70 have been the eau -
FLAMES on the 2Ist in the drug store of
r W Hickman at Philadelphia usumed
s2,gtu in cash.
TUE barge JOso7Aine was wrecked on
the 3lst 4 Il Hui. Mass. and three Of the
crew were drowned
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-24
From WASHINGTON.

On the 18th the one hundred aud eighty
third anniversary Of Benjamin Frauklin's
natal day was fit ngiy observed ia vari-
Gus places by typographical societies
CoLLECTIOSs OF internal revenue IN the
United States for the first six months of
the Fl cal year ended June 81 lS>9. were
s63, 3i2 -t5. an increase Of Slic 95s over the
corresponding period Of tue previous year.
DyRlNG the seven days ended on the ISL
there were 35S bus ness failures in the
United States against .37 the previous
seven GAYS. Inc tota. failures in the
United States from January / 10 date was
81, against 9I3 in ISIS
INFORMATION was rece we'd BY the De
Tartment Of State on the lStu that the Jap
aucse Government had abolished the ex.
port duty On drugs. woven 80 ds, timber,
cereals. spir = beasts, fuel. etc.
ATtwenty-sjx leading clearing houses IN
the United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the l9tl aggreg tied
81 IA. l39 90. against $3.50. - S.3 the pre-
y.ous week. As compared with the cor
re rond,ug week of 1855 tho increase
amounted 20 - I.
A CALL was issued on the 21st By George
o. Jones. chairman OF the Greenbacb
party. Tor a Conference of the organ "a
ton 10 meet IA Washington on the 9th OF
81 rch next
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

- lTH the ASSISTANCE OF 4 little ElFi an
unknown man tricked the teller of the
Vilepharie Bank at II Ill, Que, on the 10Th
and got away with 1000
AT Milhaven, Ont. Herbert Mill gan
lost his life on the 10th while trying TO
rescue two drowning ladS His bride of
two weeks witnessed the scene. and had
become a mani &C.
A LETTER wr item by Henry NJ Stinley
from the interior of Africa TO the Arab
Tippoo lib was receive at Brussels on
the 10th. 1t was written August L.
In was decidei by the Spanish Cabinet
on the 18th to grant amnesty TO political,
military and press offenders.
DISPATCHES of the 18th say that the
Arabs had destroyed the German mission
airy station at Tugu, Zanz bar, where a
majority of the slaves captured by a Ger
man nan-of-wdr were lodged. One mis-
sionary succeeded in escaping from the
Arabs. but eight others were massacred.
THE death Of Nine. Di Murska, the once
famous singer. occurred al Nun ch on the
18th in extreme Poverty, al the age of
fOrty-six years. Her daughter was heart
broken and committed suicide by taking
pois n.
! OK the 18th portion of the walls of the
+ ice palace in pr cess Of erect on at Mon
+ treal, Que. collapsed owing 10 the warm
f weather
/ NJ DIT LEssEPs was elected president Of
+ the Panama Canal Company on the 18th in
Paris.
a FIRE burned cotton warehouse on the
Liverpool docks on the 18th, entailing a
/ loss al 80 90.
i OK the lSth over one huudred miners
were buried by an explosion Of fl e damp
+ IN the Hyde co iiery, near Manchester,
I Eng. ana the number of killed was placed
at thirty. Seven bodies had been taken
! from the mines.
Thomas A. STEVENS. with the intention
+ OF penetrating Africa in search of Henry
+ NJ STANLEY, left London for Zanzibar on
/ the 18th
JosEPH NoEL and Dennie Couture were
f blown 10 stons on the 18th at Sherbrook,
Que, while trying TO thaw out a stick OF
dynam tie
On the 10Th the White star steamer
Teutonic was launched at Belfast ireland.
/ She j. the largest vessel afi1at, mea sur. ng
5S2 feet.
sEMo. advices Of the 10th soy that
stationed there had burned three houses
owned by Americans, taken the occupants
prisoners and torn +own the American
hse
EIGHT Indians and q white man were
drowned on the 18th by the laundering OF
boat near Queen Charlotte Island,
British Columbia
The death Of Robert Seymour. United
/ States N.ce-Consul at Queen st0wn, &C.
Cured on the 18th Of pleurisy.
An earthquake destroyed three hundred
houses in the SaraDat valley, Asia Minor.
an the DIST
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WEST AND souIh.

OK the 10TH VIII im james. a farmer
living four miles cas- Of Sonerset. ny,
struck a stream Of rute petroleum
Two MeN uasled Webb ami Harris shot
each other to death at Poteaa ]. T, on the
18th. and by>Jander who witnes the
fight was fatal y wounded
THE Inauguration Of James Z. Eagle as
Governor OF Arkansas took place on the
lsJh.
GovrE,oR FowLE. Of North Carolina
was inaucuratcI at Raleigh on the 18th.
GEoEcf HACKER. Of lndiauspolis, who
s.. uhsd his employer James Bruce. be
cause the latter expire ,sed eradication az
she election Of General Harrison. was sen
fenced On the 18th 70 fourteen years in the
pvnftCut arv
1T WIS discovered on the lslh thst
George u FAD VS.. the negro who was re-
Gently lyuched al Pratt Mines. Ala. as tie
a~ sal amt Of Mr. kel mer was innocent of
the cr me for " ich ne died The reai
cuIp-it vas confined 10 gail
THE discovery was made az the death
Oh the I7jh Of William keane. st Louis
news 5ov. that he had amassej a fortune Of
SIS 055. the largest port.oa u which was
invested in bonds and securities.
THE miners at Cromwell, ". Va, and in
the immediate section, over four thousand
18th Tue trouble was over load ne CAS-
Mss c. A RALPH, Of Sioux City, Ia. an
Enciisa woman. rose from the dinner
table On the 18th and shot .rself dead
THE New Mexico Legislature on the 18th
by unanimous vote pas sed memorial Il
Congress praying for the admissiol csft n
Territory into the Union.
THE report Of a small poN en- desule IN
Denver. Col. was on the 18Th posit vely
denied by the authorities Of that city.
MICHAEL LoFTUs, a miner at Helena NJ
7. had both Of his arms blown OF on the
18th BIZ an ext losion Of giant powder
Is Dakota ana Minnesota the thermom
eter range fro a = e > deg ees below
zero on the ISth-the frs. very cold wealth
eF 10 that region THIS winter
FREIGHT trains colsi led on the 18th al
Kent. o. aud both eagines and ten cars
/ Of merchandise were wrecke1 and Engt
neer Washer, Of Galiiou. o. was killed.
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PlTH AND POINT.
An honest man is able to speak fos
himself. whom a knave is not

An honest man is able to speak fos
himself, when knave is not.
Those who are fellow-creatures
with mon should not be fellow-j Judges
with God.
Half the boys of to-day would
rather be drum-maiors than presi-
dents.
The man who pays for beer can al
ways secure laughers for his jokes
Mil,cqHkee Journal
Others proclaim the infrmities OF
great man with satisfaction and
cOmplacence. if they discover none Of
the like in themselyes.-AddisoR.
IA man with new idea can not be
too careful Of il. Il may get away
from him and become original with
some one else-N U. Picaggue.
The national growl shows de ma
tioual character. We doan hear muffin
bout de wimmin's high hats obstruct-
in de view o de pulpit--Uflcte Pete.
Sacrifice being the essential basis
Of virtue the most meritorIous virtues
are those which are acquired with the
greatest efTort.-De MaiSire.
When a man steals silver dollar
from you, there isn't one bit of conso-
lation in recalling the fact that it IS
really worth OILY about eighty cents
Puck
Employment which Galen calls
natures physician, is so essential to
human happiness that Incidence is just
~ considered the mother Of misery
robert Barton
Curiosity may lead one away from
his duty; but no man is likely to do his
whole duty. or to know it, if he lacks
full measure Of curiosity.-S. S.
Times.
Down in New York man can
drop a nickel in a slot and have his
handkerchief perfumed. The pro.
prietor of the little device must make
enormous profits, giving only one
scent for five cents - Waterbury RepW5-
licdn.
Some unidentified philosopher re-
marks that 1T is the newly rich that
make displays. It Is the paper that
has just sprung into notice that hur-
rains about its circulation. Ii is the
woman VINO. for the first time owns a
lace shawl, who tells you what il cost
The longer we live the more we
are convinced Of the truth of the Gym
zeal remark of the unsuccessful painter.
that reputation is rather the outgrowth
of luck than of merit What Haw-
thorne called the cOnspiring circum-
stance rarely visits our homes, and
when it does We are generally absent.
The root of the commonw ealth is
in the homes of the people. The social
and civil life springs from the domestic
life of manhood. The official life of
nation is ordinarily the reflex of the
moral sense Of the people. The moral
ity ot public administration is to be
guarded by the moral standard of the
family. The river does not rise above
its source.
Whenever and wherever the con-
ditious Of successful marriage are not
complete then marriage Is a failure.
Marriage is failure when it is entered
into merely as civil contract. There
are men who hunt for wives as they
would for cows and there are women
who hunt for husbands as they would
for carriage horses. and when found II
is merelya civil contract 1t IS fail
ure when il is merely matter of con-
venience. or for money, or for social
position. lee T. Z. Iglcr.
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FLAMES In a PALACE.

Fire in the Imperial Residence at Pekin,
China, Causes n Heavy Loss and the
POstponement of the EmperOr's We'd
ding.
SHANGHAI, Jan 21-Fire which broke
out in the Imperial / alacs at PeSin on the
18th is still raging, but will be confined
within its pre- sent limits. The loss is
enormous The palace Enclosure is a city
IN itself and about a quarter of il is in
flames
The great audience hall with its elabor-
ate ornaments ard valuable work, of art
has been destroyed. The treasury build
ing and most OF its contents are IN ashes.
Whole streets of Offices, store-houses
and residences of officials of the
court have been swept away. The
quarter OF the palace in which the Emper-
or and Empresss m Their lives were saved,
but the panic there was terrible. their
majesties were hastily conveyed to a for
tress at a safe di stance from the flames.
The palace ahd warehouse were heaped
with costly stuffs AMI treasures which had
been accumulated in preparation for the
marriage of the young Emperor of these
immense quantities were destroyed. The
loss tar exceeds that of the footing of the
summer palace by the English thirty years
ago.
The calamity has had a depressing effect
on superstitious Chine te. IL is regarded
as an evil omen. having occurred in the
midst of preparations for the wedding
festivities of the Emperor. The marriage
will have TO be postponed in consequence
Of the dis aster
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anTEa

An earthquake accompanied by n violent
storm visit q Athens, Greece on the 221d
AT Cine nnTl ON the night of the 2lst
Runniug Deer an Ind an and ap. Jack
Crawford a scout appeared at tie Standard
Theatre The Indian was drunk and in
duel scene attempted To XII Crawford
Interference by bystanGers only prevented
tragedy.
W. b DUNNING who was assistant manager
of Browning, King & Co.'S big clothing
store in st Paul has absconded just how
much he Is short in his accounts is not yet
known.
A MESSENGER who arrived at Suakin on
the 22nd from the interior, states that 30
900 of the followers of the mahdi left
KhartOum for DOngola in December with
the purpose of making final attack upon
Egyp.
1HE Sailors Of the vessels plying between
New York ami Kingston. J .naica bring
news that sack the Ripper" has appeared
at a SIN II town near Kingston Three
women n We been killed and the wounds are
the sam as those that were given the White
Chape. victims 10 the breast of each
victim was a card pinned and signed
Jack tie Z pper."
AT Omaha. Neb on the 22d freight train
b n 5eman was caUgh. between the engine
and tender and crushed 70 a i'lly. Seven
cars and an engine were wrecked.
A FEW days ago Orlando Martin while
driving along the road near South Bend
Indiana, he1rd b screams Of child He
ran 70 "a rm yard and found a large
Plymouth Rock rooster standing over the
PROSTATE form of a 2-year-old child The
little cir was badly wounded
THE Minnesota Senate on the 22nd, voted
for L : Senator with the following result;
wasaburn -; f NJ Wilson, 3; not voting
Is; absent ; The Housa met and after a
spirited disc 8ssion adjourned without a
ballot
FL W EuwEII, treasurer OF the manu-
facigrers' Paper Company, Of New York,
commit, 4 suicide by eating his tlroat at
the Hotel Grace, Chicago. on the 22d
o. the 2lst at Yineland. y j., the
residence of Daniel Dawuey was discover
ed on FIRE. The neighbors who went 70
the scene found the body OF Mrs. d .wney
horribly burned and disfigured
IHE senate tariff bill ssed the Senate
of he 22nd BY the n'rrow majority OF
two Il was purely parry vote. the Re
publicans all vo ing in n affirmative and
the Democra in the negative.
Tbs Knights OF labor have ordered a
general Iockou at the mines OF the Oregon
Improvement Company 70 fore the CON-
pany so disarm the miners union.
TEIEGRAxs from Caarlesto-. S c. on
the 22nd state that the c)ttor crop Of this
YER VIII be the largest eyT harvested
and viii approximate 81. 5 10. 600 bales.
MIIo GoUI.D. of Iisfon. OAK. took arse
mic fer a cold on the 22nG. and nesrly died
from It's affects