Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-01-19

Don't abuse the individual who differ
with you; you may be on the,wrong side
Capt. W. j. Neville is improving. I
is hoped that he may soon be out again
Judge Izlar is holding court at Able
vile this week.
Judge Norton will begin his sprin!
term of courts for the Seventh Circuit a
Spartan burg on Monday next.
The new postage stamps are pretty
but too large. They are like the ''smal
boy''-they require too much licking!
Mr.. W. J. Neville, Jr., is taking {
course in Moore's Business College
Atlanta, Ga.
A resolution was agreed to making
provision for joint meetings of the two
Houses of Congress Wednesday, Febru
ary Sth, to count the electoral vote.
Mr.. A. Fischesser killed pig the Other
day wanting two days of eleven months
old and weighing 315 pounds net. Itwas
from Mr.. Fred. Pieper's stock.
Ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes is
suffering from an attack of neuralgia Of
the heart He is at his home in Fremont
Ohio. Later-He died at II o'clock Tues.
day night.
New jerseys Democratic legislators
have nominated in caucus James Smith,
Jr., for United States Senator. Gov.
Abbett's name was withdrawn at the last
moment.
The Rev. Sam Small, who has been an
evangelist for several years, has gone
back to the newspaper business and is
now on the editorial staff of the Atlanta
Constitution.
Senator John G. Carlisle, of Kentucky,
having accepted the tender made him by
Mr.. Cleveland. of the Secretaryship Of
the Treasury, has sent to the Governor
of kentucky his resignation of his ONCE
of United States Senator.
To preserve youthful appearance as
long as possible, it is indispensable that
the hair should retain its natural color
and fullness. There is no preparation so
effective as Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t pre-
vents badness, and keeps the scalp clean,
cool and healthy.
Since.the death of Gen. B. F. Butler,
of Massachusetts,, the press has "let-up"
on Jay Gould, and is now engaged in
pouring out the vials of its wrath on
Gen Butler. We do not envy our con-
temporaricS in their raic upon the graves
of the dead.
Rev. NJ. j. Muckleston. of Ottawa,
Canada, preached in the Walhalla Epis-
copal church on Sunday, Sth. instant.
BE and Mr.. B. F. Muckleston are in the
Sunny South for the winter They
ire now in Cashiers Valley, and will re-
turn to Walhalla on Monday next
Col. T. Larry Can't has retired from
,he editorial tripod of the Columbia Reg
ster and will soon establish Reform
,rgan at SpartanburS. de is now in
D. c.. where he has gone
Us messenger to deliver the electoral vote
IF Sor.' Carolina.
DIR. d. 3. Darby invites attention to his
arge and varied stock. Besides his
Usual stock OF drugs, tobacco and cut
cry he now has on hand lot of fresh
obacco seeds All who contemplate
,lanting crop this year should call on
Dr.. Darby and procure supply of seeds.
The Columbia state says: within the
lext few days application will be made
ior charter for company to manufac-
ure cotton goods il this city. The capi-
al stock, which we understand has
.lready been secured. is to be 100000,
nd the principal product of the mill will
,e cotton duck
''The beautiful snow" has been a source /
# much pleasure ard amusement. A
ew sleighs have taken the road with |
inkling bells. But we have not yet
cen anybodys darling in this train of
njoyment. There is neither gallantry
lor poetry in this course. Boys. you
must do better next time
Sumter HeraH: ''The last Legislature
vas in several respects one of the most |
emarkable in the history. OF the State.
t was composed of men. who had opin-
ons of their own, and having, dared
them. No driftwood there,
nut taken altogether as fine body of
nen as ever gathered in like capacity.
md they were sober set
Rev. John O. Wilson preached in the
Presbyterian church last Sun
ay morning at the usual hour by invita-
ion of The pastor, Rev. G. G. Mayes.
he Methodist and Presbyterian congre-
ations united in the service. On account
+ the bitter cold the quarterly meeting
+ the Walhalla charge was poorly
TENDED. but the routine work was done.
On the 10th instant. in the House of
Mr.. Chipman, from the
committee on Election of President and
-ice-President, moved to suspend the
ules and pass joint resolution provid-
ng for the election of Senator's by popu-
II vote. After few dilatory motions
he motion to suspend the rules by a
majority and pass it was
greed to without division.
South Carolinians are not averse to
flee when there is some little pay
ttached to il. 1t is said that there are
bout 2,3l7 applicants in the State for
be Office of dispenser. Our statistician
lso reports 23,541 candidates for yari-
US post offices of the State. Besides
hese there are candidates for every
ederal office from a Cabinet position
own to revenue raider. Truly, we are
n office-seeking people.
The railroad tax cases from South
arolina have been heard by the Supreme
ourt of the United States The court
ecided, whilst the arguments of the
ases were progressing. that it did not
ave jurisdiction and the cases were dis