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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-11
Hoods Sarsaparilla
~. US,ua are tho only pills to takt
FlOOQ'S Falls with Hoods sarsapariila
FitZhugh Leo In Camp.

p, Gen. Lee gives his days to his SOL
diers and his evenings to tho social
demands of the ladies. Already his
corps is called the "lfighting Sew
onth." This makes tho general
scow!. Tho idoa CT calling his com-
mand n fighting one when not a
single man in the corps has been
under fire. The general is not q
hard, but persistent drill-master.
Ho gets his brigade and division
commanders up very early every
morning and has them trot out the
men for drill. Never mind the
manual of arms, never mind the
show tactics. Teach the men how
to fire their guns, how to aim at
something and hit the mark, how to
march so as to avoid surprise, how to
fall into lines Of attack and reserve.
Teach the mon real warfare, enemy
or no enemy. No matter how hot
tho sun, no matter if tho sand burns
the feet-got the men seasoned.
These, in part, are Lees orders.
At the same time the general has
given orders to allow the men all
possible liberties when off duty. AS
result the streets of Jacksonville
arc full OF boys from Iowa, Illinois,
New Jersey, North Carolina, South
Carolina, mississippi, Arizona and
Virginia. They have bought up all
the live alligators to send home. And
now that it is apparent that they
cannot go to the front for some time
to come, they have sent for the fond
parents to como from all parts of the
country to receive the live alligators
in person. SO the hotel is crowded
with mammas and papas, and Gen.
Lee and his staff have hard time
keeping their spurs from tearing the
skirt,,.
Lees staff, by the way, is some
thing Jacksonville is mighty proud
of. The members Of the staff, on
their part, have all they can attend
to when off duty, in answering invi-
tations to dinners, teas, card parties,
breakfasts, dances and lawn parties.
Think of entertaining the sons and
grandsons of several Presidents and
Vice Presidents of the United States
all at once, for here on Lees staff
are Algcrnon Sartoris, grandson of
the only Grant; Major Hobart,
nephew of the present Vice Presi-
dent; Russell Harrison, son of the
second Harrison Fitzhugh Lees
own son, and Lieut.. Carboncl, hus-
band of Evangelina Cisncros.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-11

Sks0HM al hI9,s, TcahkIn,css easily cured by
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"Ihaa temperance society svnj i'll II
protest"
"What's the trouble ?"
awe reported that they had a plan
brewing"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-11

Ramon's Nerve and Bone OIL cures
Hi2;'ii"ti isn, Cuts, Sores, Burns aud
Bruises, for csc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-11
Statement Gf The Paden and
Anderson Banking Company.

[Organizod September lst, 1SO4.I
Statement { the condition of The
Pedon and Anderson Banking Company
ut tho close of business Juno Both, 1905:
RESOURCES
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oVor, my guardian, who was q chemist ana
lyzcd tho romody, and pronounced II FREQ OF
taking two BOTTLES, that continued tho rem.
ody, and In two months was cured conn pletoly
Tho ouro was permanent, for hAvo nov0r since
had touch OF RhoumhtiBm though many
times exposed TO damp and cold Gather.
BLBANOH NJ. TippFLL,
61l1 Powelton Avenue, Philadelphia.
Don't enfSor longer with Rheumatiam.
Throw asidn your oils and linimcnts, as
thoy cPh NOT reach your trouble. Don't
experiment With doctors-thoir potash
and mefo.ify will add to your disnbil-
ity and completely destroy your diges-
tion.
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cate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

qualities of the place. Myself and family are well. l expect to be at home soon. With kind regards, l am Yours, &c.,
 E. c. HOWELL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07
To Our Beloved Sister in Christ,
 Mrs. A. c. NoMeu.

Those green graves, how many there are! Each has it's history of joy and gladness, of sorrow and suffering. of life and death. The sad remembrance of parting and the sweet hope of meeting between husband and wife and children en- ter here; for it is while the body is bending in solemn meditation over the graves of loveti ones that the soul catches brightest glimpses of immortality. Sorrow and sadness and hope and joy, intertwine and clasp each other here. A mothers grave is ever coupled with a history of beautiful associations, and deco rated with sweet, sad memories of the golden past; and by its side the orphans heart ever swells with love and gratitude, while the eye gently drops the pearly tribute Of affection. But, Oh the thoughts and feelings and thrilling emotions of tenderest love that visit one while kneel1ng by the side of the green mounds where our dear ones have been deposited are among the intensesU and most powerful the human heart is capable of experi- encing. These household treasures, how camly they repose, how peace fully they sleep! The hands are motionless, silent the once busy feet; the rosy lips are cold and pale; closed are the bright, blue eyes; the sweet voice is hushed, and in the dewy morning of her early woman hood they laid her to sleep in peace. Morning glories twining about the graves, and with their tinted lips they seem to drink i'll the mellow beams of the morning sun. t is a picture fair to look upon; tis blessed thinking place; q sacred, silent, solemn spot. Here our dear sisters form waits for the breath of life, closed morning gloria waiting for the early dawn and the glorious sunlight of the resurrection morning, when those closed lips again shal open to speak of light and life eter- nal.
 MRS. .. ". RITcHIE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07
MEsSRS HOYLER
 ..s5s4s.s i..a.sl.s. AND HOLDERNESS
Presented win Jewels by the Impsviar Lodge Knights of P8thIas. Friday
 Night

After the regular routine of busi- ness at the regular meeting of the lmperiol Lodge, Knights of Pythias. last Friday evening. Mir. ?. M. Kil- roy arose aud with most impress sive and eloquent address, presented Past Grand Representative Jewels to Messrs Fred Hoyler and H. I. Hoiderness as token of apprecia- ton Tor the good aud faithful work rendered the lodge by these gentle men in tue interest of PythiaDism. Messrs Holderness and Hoyler each made brief address of thanks and assured those present that their good work will continue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Meeting Interstate Merchants As sociation St. Louis Mo. Aug. 2nd to 9th Aug. 18th to 18th and Sept. 5-l2. For this occasion the Cotton Belt will sell round trip tickets for one and one-third fares. Tickets on sale July 26th to Aug. 4th inclusive return limit Aug. 12th 1898. Aug 18th to 20 inclusive, return limit Aug. 29th 1898. Sept. 2nd to ' inclusive return init Sept. 15t h 1898.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07
IRON HAIL

Mir. J. M. Walton, of Baltimore, Deputy Organizer of the Iron Hall, installed local lodge of 9 members last night, including number of Ia- dies. Officers were elected as fol- lows. J. R. Langston, president; 1; c. M. Lyon, yice-president, A. C.. Williams, secretary; W. B. Lang ston, counsellor: Mrs. o. NJ. Lyon, chaplain: l. J. Hawk, herald; l.. D. Orr. watchman; 5. A. Miller. guard; A. A. LeLaurin, trustee; Dr. J. A. Allen, medical director.
 4 committee was appointed to make arrangements for lodge room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07
A FALSE REPORT.
The Runner That County convicts Were
 Beaten to Death Proves Untrue.

The report, which was current on our streets Friday, to the effect that John Medley, IT,, Geo. Beadon (the Cat Eye") and Luck Moore were beaten to death on the county farm Tor disobeying some of the rules, proves to be false. and we cannot understand where the report origi- mated. There is no foundation for if" said Sheriff Triplett Friday. All Of the men are working stead fly, and seem contented in their places.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07
ROM EV. HOWELL
lIt's an Interesting Letter from
 Atlanta.

Atlanta, Aug. 3, 1898. ". Adams,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
 |end Jim:-We arrived in laon the 18th. of July, just Esve of the great reunion of |lited Confederate Veterans, Gn you have heard all about Fibre this; but it was a great Zone, and one I will never to mingIe, as I did, with the d "old vets" which was Immense, and good natured, 4lness the meeting of old who had not met for over 'ears, and hear them relate lecdotes and happenings of Ras to ne most touching and 'ng We had the pleasure some notable men and among the latter, Mrs. M Jackson, Mrs. General and Miss Winnie Davis, aghter of the Confederacy;" Ae l am in the line of nota aust not forget to mention @r good fortune to be pre- 9a yesterday, to Mr. Hob
 Hero of the Merrimac. :" ale young fellow, and inn 0ue very much as 3 man of caaracter and determina- 'assuming and pleasant
 The Atlanta people nlm a public reception at sfnor's mansion on last
 which vas largely atten- ae 4 tlanta folks never do
 halves. This is a very aee, and situated, instead en hills, it seems to nae,
 hundred hills. They
 streets, magnificent office Jour of them ten stories, eight stories), a num-
 aaufacturing enterprises,
 0urteea railroads center se last two account main.
 upbuilding and staying
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

cts for this sale, W. B., P. D.. J. B., W. C. C. all leading corsets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Galveston Texas and return. Aug. 10th. On Aug. 10th the Iron Noun tain will sell tickets, Little Rock to Galveston Texas and return at the exceeding low rate of $500. Tickets on sale Aug. 10th. Good returning 5 days from date of sale. Pine Bluff ians can buy to Little Rock and re- Urn for g.. g and rebuy there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Biennial Session Grand Lodge A. 0. U. ". Aug. 16th. Little Rock, Ark. Iron Mountain will sell tickets to Little Rock and return at one and one-third fare on the certificate plan Limit Aug. 10th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07
.g He5daehe and Indigestion Cue

< only remedy on the market |Eill cure every form of Head |ln5 to 10 minutes, correct Indi- |ln, stimulate the nerves and EEp the system. Ii should be in
 home and every travellers |aek. At all druggists. 9 cures
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Baptist Womans Association Warren, Ark. Aug. 18th to 24th. The Iron Mountain Ky. will sell tickets to Warren and return at one and one-third fare on the certificate plan. Limit Aug. 27th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Grand Excursion to Hot Springs, given by the colored Odd Fellows of Pine Bluff and Little Rock. Fare for the round trip only $2.0O. Train leaves Aug. 4th at Sa. m.' returning, leaves Hot Springs at midnight Aug. ).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Capt. $. Geisreiter has returned from Colorado, whither he accompa- nled his wife and daughter. He re- ports Mrs. Geisreiter much improved in health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Prof. J. D. Stone, of the Kison Bazoo, is a visitor to the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Col. E. NJ. Knox spent yesterday in the country, the guest Of Mr. J. ". Tucker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Mr. Lester Austin leaves today foi Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-07

Mir. 4. B. Grace returned yesterday from legal visit to Newport.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
DECLINE OF THE PRIMARY
COMPLAINTS AGAINST iTS MANAGER
MENT IN VARIOUS PLACES.

COntcats and Protests have been made In
MANY Countl, y, ana Others are Being
Talked of--One OF the Charges In use
OF Liquor at the Primary, and Of
Cour~H only tho A6ministrn-
tinn Party has the Oppor-
p"rtuniiy to Uso This
Dcbnslng Influence.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09

Washington, Septotnber 0.-The
President today Issued the follow
ing:
Executive Mansion, Sept. 9th, 1893.
BY virtue Of the authority vested
in mo as commander.in chief of the
army and navy Of the United States
of America, do hereby order and
direct that upon the occupation and
possession Of any ports and places in
the island of Cuba by the forces OF
the United States, L>cf, cattle and
other food supplies. intended for the
relief Of the starving inhabitants Of
the island, may be admitted free OF
duty, subject to the discretion Of the
commanding officer Of the United
States forces at the port Of ontry,
who is hereby charged with the re-
sponsibility for the gratuitous dis.
tlibution of said food supplies to the
starving inhabitants of the island.
(Signed) WM. MCKINLEY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
BEAUFoRT's VOTE.

The figures used Oh ono occasion
from B6nufort were the best obtain.
able, and were not correct. They
did not come from Capt. White, and
after that no figures were used for
Beaufort. Today Capt. White sent
the official figures. Official count
gives Ellerbe 81, Watson 08, Till
man PIP, Archer Is, Whitman /,
Schumpert ~, Feathorstone %, Nc,
Sweeney 1922, Tompkins 2l3, Cooper
1877, Bradham G4, Bvllinger $50,
Mower 70, Zimmerman 422, Derham
300, Epton 1l3, Maytield 140, Rice
AZ, Brown 81, McMahan 147, Watts
l46, Floyd 130, Blythe l36, Thomas
90, Garris 127, Sigh 20, Berry /,
Gray II, Evans 35, Stansell 78.
Tho News and Courier, with its
clever corps Of correspondents
throughout the State, has succeeded
in keeping the record entirely cor.
rect and announcing who was going
into each Of tho races. 1t must
however, be said that some few oi
the correspondents did mot appear
to appreciate the Importance of each
of the counties being heard from
and thereby caused the missing
links that prevented an earlier com
plete report. 1t is hoped they viii
come up to tho scratch on the secont
primary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
Literary E"tra.
TWENTY STORIES ABOUT MARK TWAIN.

TWENTY STORIES ABOUT MARK TWAIN.
Mark Twain is the next famous
person to be "anecdotalzed" by The
Lndies's Home journal, and the hu
morist's closest friends have sent to
the magazine for it's next number
some twenty odd stories about him,
none of which have ever beon print.
ed. They are, Of course, of the droll
sort, but not moro funny than the
"snap-shot" pictures OF Mark which
his friends have also loaned the
magazine. These, too, have never
been printed.
WHEN THEY WRITE THE PRESIDENT.
The State Department has given
over to The Ladies' Home Journal
for publication it's "Royal letters''
addressed to the President OF the
United States by Napoleon |, Queen
Victoria, the Prince OF Wales, Napo-
leon III, and Emperor William | of
Germany. Napoleon announces such
events as his marriage to Marie
Louise; the birth of his son, the King
OF Rome; his return to tho throne ol
France from Elba; Victoria an.
nounces nor accession to the throne
Of England in 1896; her marriage tc
Prince Albert; the birth of tho Prince
OF Wales; the death of tho Prince
Consort; and the famous letter thank
ing President Mckinley for his con
gratulations on her Diamond Jubile,
will also be given. Tho whole col
lection, IN fac similc, will be present
ed in the October number of th
magazine.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
ALGER NOT INnIFFERENT.
Greatly Worried Over Publication OF II. .
pOrts.
methods.

Washington, September, lit
cannot be said that Secretary Alger
is Indifferent to many sensational
stories that are printed az to the con.
dltions that prevail in the great mil
itary camps, for his interest lies in
tho welfare OF individual troops But
he said today that, with full
knowledge of the lack of foundation
for most OF these, he deprecated such
publications, not because OF fear that
tho American people would be mis-
taken in tn ir understanding of the
actual facts, but rather from an ap-
prohensiOn of the evil effects such
publications would produce abroad.
There tho people, who, with their
full military training, knew just
what hardships must be encountered
by troops in campaign, and es-
pocially in military camps and ma
noeuvros would regard with amused
surprise the innumerable complaints
that arc pouring forth upon the gov
ernment here upon pretexts that
would be disregarded entirely in
Europe, and they coul | scarcely
fail to gain the Impression that the
American people are lncking in sol.
dier qualities.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09

Mr. John p. Thomas, Jr., asked
to be allowed to look over the returns
and papers in Mr.. Epton's behalf.
Granted.
Mr.. Nelson asked to bo allowed to
look after tho vote ut Camp Leo in
bohalf Of Mr. j. T.. Ellerbe. Granted.
After tabulating tho results they
were declared az indicated above,
with tho following resolution offered
by Mr.. Stanland, appended: That
the result Of the elections be de-
clared on the face of the returns az
tabulated, subject to any protest or
contest that m1y bo filed within the
time prescribed by tho constitution
and rules of this party.
The full com'nittee will hear any
contests.
Permission was granted for the
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
TWICE A WEEK, $3.50 A YEAR

touched wh'ekey ~ beverage nor
have bern Oh sprees-~-and any
charge to that effect ~ absolutely
faiso-as can DO testified to by tho
best people in Laurons.
Such false charges show how dos
porate some Of the disprnsary people
arc and to what dirty things they
will resort to carry their point.
| repoat that regret that it is
necessary for m" to again mako this
statement.
Very truly,
&. &. FEAruEnBroNE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
GOV. ELLERBE SAYS
"SPECIFY" FURTHER,
oNLLS ON MIX FEATHERSt ONE FON
NAMES or THE PARTIES,
"i'erh" Repeat. HH Denial And Satd No
"h''k'S "nH UH. Il by Him IL Iiip
CnhpnlEn--Ne Aska for ALL
(The State, 7th.)

In the interview with Mr. g q
F"atherstone, the prohibition candi-
date who will be in tho second ,nce
for Governor against Cover, or El-
lerbe, published several days ago, the
charge Was mado that liquor had
been shipped into tho State on GER
tain days during the progress of the
campaign, "aud was used and handed
out to such parties rs were thirsty.
who belonged to tho faithful" the
Sumo being shipped from houses,
from which tho dispensary buys
liquor.
The Governor gave out a short ill.,
terview in which ho asked Mr..
Foathorstone to "opecify" us to
charges no made.
Candidates Feutherstoue sent pre-
pared statement to tho press, in
which he gave "timo and place,'
but ho did not give namos. That
statement appeared in The State
yesterday.
When Governor Ellerbe was seen
yesterday, he dictated tho following,
and askod that it be published:
"In reference to Mr.. Featherstone's
article, l have no desire to enter into
newspaper controversy. affirm
that no whiskoy was used by me in
my campaign, aud if any whiskey
was shipped by liquor houses who
sell to the dispenssry, to any parties
it was done without my knowledge
or consent. I think it ill-becomes
my opponent to attompt to connect
my namo (by insinuation) with the
use Of whiskey when he knows that
tho whiske@ referred to was not sent
to mo.
II ask Mr.. Featherstone, in Justice
to me, to give the names of the par
ties to whom the whiskey was ship
pod and anything else he may know
about tho matter. The conscious
moss Of my rectitude makes mo fear
nothing my opponent may bring
against me-"
Governor Ellerbe said in reply to
tho statement made by Mr.. Feather
stone that to was present and heard
tho charges made on the stump, and
did not deny them, that many times
during tho campaign meetings be
would make his speech and retire,
and was invariably absent when his
opponents spoke. Ho added that he
di | not recall tho fact Of ever hear
ing the chrryos made by Mr. Feath-
erstono during the canvass.
The Governor emphasized tho fact
that he was always beon unalterably
opposed to tho uso OF whiskey in q
campaign, and never sanctioned such
methods.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
DERllAM Is ELECTED.

The News and Courior has all
along contended that Mr.. Derham
has been elected Comptroller Gen
eral. Yesterday this correspondent
was in Charleston, and tho statement
was made that it looked like Epton's
election. This was incorrect, as the
News and Courier's tables have been
correct all along, and tho table on
the Comptroller's race, published
saturday, has been verified this
morning with that Of the State COM
mittee and is entirely correct, and,
as has been insisted upon all along,
shows Mr.. Derhams election by a
close but safe vote. The mistaken
impression was gotten by e. hurried
glance over the official tables Oh file
with the State committee. AS this
is the closest and most exciting race
the verified figures are given:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
TIE SECOND REGIMENTS FATE.
Notice to FarnGrs Of No. I .

a meeting OF the Cotton Growers
Association Of No. Township Is here
by called TO be held in the court house
on Saturday, September 10, 1898, at IL
o'clock IN.
a full attendance is requested.
l1y order Of j. NJ. TOMBSTONE,
President.
FRED II. DOMINICK, Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09

STARVING INHABITANTS or
CUBA TO BE SUPPLIED.
PrrRtdent Ord"rR All Fond to DO Free OF
Duty and Distributed When We Take
Charge.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09
News and Courier.

Nows and Courier.
Columbia, September 4.---There
has been much comment upon tho
interview with MIR. Fenthorstono re-
lativo to his vicws upon tho dlspen-
sary and higher education. Differ.
ing opinions are held as to it's effects,
according to tho way tho tnller
feels
Governor Ellerbo today was asked
what ho had to say about the inter
view, aud said:
81 think tho general charge that
whiskry has hoen brought into tho
State to further the interests Of cor.
tain candidates is an insinnation
that it il an effort to further my in.
tcrests iii that way. This is un-
worthy OF Mr.. Featherstono. Mr..
Featherstono surely would not have
made such Il statemont without proof
to substantiate it. think that it is
due mo that Mr.. Fentherstone make
specific charges. If there has been
any whiskey shipped into the State.
rs alleged, 1t was entirely without
my knowledge or consent, and l
would like for Mr.. Fonthcrstone to
state to the public when this liquor
was shipped into the State and by
whom"
Governor Ellerbo did not care to
say anything else, except that he
was worry much encouraged over the
outlook
TIE FIRST SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
The news printed in tho press dis,
patches this morning that tho 1st
South Carolina volunteer infantry
was to be mustered out Of service
was something OF surprise. 1t has
been a question for aome time what
effect the petitions would have upor
tho retention Of tho regiment. 1t il
stated that Licnt. Col. TilIman is II
Washington with Il petition signeC
by six or eight hundred Of tho mer
Of the regiment.
State officials say that with sucl
a condition Of affairs they are in ne
position to do anything.
Governor Ellorbo has received
message asking if there was an arm
ory in the State suitable for muster
ing Il regiment out--a national arm
ory. Governor Ellorbo replied tha
there woro no national armories il
tho State.
A POINTER FOR GOVERNOR ELLERBE.
The German Artillery armory ma,
do, and the boys Of the lst, If tho
have to be mustered out, may liko t.
go to Charleston anyway.
The I'd regiment may also b
mustered ont. The war departmon
has not taken up the case Of tha
regiment, but it was mustered i
largely through tho roqncst Of Sen
ator McLaurin, COL Jones an
Liout. Col. Thompson.
TIE SECOND REGIMENTS FATE.
They made their appeal largely ,
" matter of State pride, and til,
they be permitted not to let it /
said that this State failed to got II
it's quota. The expectation now
that in tho general cutting down {
tho force the list and I'd South Ca
olina will be mustered ont OF til
, service, although it may be SON
, little time before snch action
taken.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-09

third candidate for auditor to run in
Marion County, the second declin.
ing to run ngain. The colnmi,tro
after formally declaring tho result
us indicated adjourned.