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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Pops JUDGE REs,oMEo.
Was Made 90 8eltsve That He Had
Rtllcd n naS{au.

sNAAS" -
GENEVA, Ala, Dec. 49, "A unique %.
Htioai sSnsatiou hGs Geyelopsi Ia thtE
county. Several weeks ago the probate
indge wes handed tho resignation Of
Stfouit Jadgs Purtis and ho notified
tfA govsrnor1e o{aoe accordingly. This
was followed by applications to tho gov.
ernor FOR tho appointment Of several
prominent people OF the county. two
Or threb weeks afterwards tho probate
Judge Notified tho governor to withhold
the appointment, "a there was no va.
oapoy
1t now aRpears that the friends of o
Geneya ooGhty politician wanted Pur.
tis' place 9dd lhia scheme to got it for
their fav6f!to. They arranged to get
purtis very drunk and whom he had
commenced to sotsr up represented to
him that whilo drunk he had killed
nen. thAt they hed spirited him away
ffom tho authorities and that in flight
lay bis only safety. They gavo him
se00. In confederation for his rosigna.
ton IN favor Of their friend ae olerk,
ahd advised him to fec to Florida,
whtoh no did.
1"teq OF he sohered up, fappd he had
not killed anybody, refysped and do.
hands that his reBlgnatton be returned
to him.
There 10 o doubt as to whether no oan
withdraw II and the matter has baen
referree to tho courts. Durtis is Pop.
nlist
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
EXPLOSION SKI IN M!NE,
rs MEN ENT0MBED
Goal Dtggers Faet Death at
Brownsville, Pa.
MANY BODIES TAKEN OUT

Heartrondina soenos About tho Mouth
OF tho Pat aa Wiv"h and Children Of
tho Victims Arrive-Dlsaator Causod
by q Minors Naked Light.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa. Doc. 43..-An OK.
ploSion occurred at tho Braznell coal
works, d rhiles from here, today. Seven
ty-flve mon were entombed and proba bly,
killed. The foroo Of tho explosion was
80 great that tho tipple at tho hoad Of
tho shaft was blown over.
AS soon ns 10 vas loarnod that an OK.
plosion Of suoh force had occurred the
relatives of the cntombed minors
The Boonoa were heartrending. The
wives were Crying in despair and chill.
dron were weeping for their fatho. >.
resouing party Immediately set to
work. Volunteers were numerous and
word WAS sent for the flnost mining en-
glneers In tho DISTRICT.
The Brasnell mine Is q now pit, hav-
Ing been opened one year ago. The rog.
ular crew 10 100 mon, and 1t Is stated at
tho company's Offices in Pittsburg that
o full crow was to have gone to work
today. The pit is shaft mine. which
goes straight down for about 800 feet.
The region in which tho mino is located
ia noted for the gaseous nature Of tho
COAL Gae ia apt to gather worry sud.
denly.
The explosion WAS caused by minor q
paked light. suoh being In general use
IN these mines in spite of repeated warn.
fngs. A little over year ago eight
mon were killed outright in another
mine not far from the scene Of today e
explosion.
There are no telegraph or telephone
facilities to the BraZnell mine, making
1t difficult to secure particulars.
The company's information at 3
O'Clock was that six bodies had boen
taken out. 1t WAS not known whothor
thore was q chance for the others III the
mine to escape. but tho chances are
against them. as the mine, being now
one, has but ono entrance.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Personally.

Pf VIRTUE of tho power and author
I'D ity contained in a distress warrant
to me directed by j. w. IIollcman, as
Receiver, commanding me to distran
tho goods, chattels and crops of j. f.
Hayes and w. G. Fisher for one hundred
and scventy-iive dollars, as rent for the
farm known rs JoCasscc, situate in Oco-
nee county, South Carolina, due and in
arrears on November lst, lSg0, | will
sell, at tho crib, on tho farm known as
Jocasscc, on Whitewater, in Oconcc
county, S. c., Oh FRIDAY, tho 9TH day
of January, 1900, at II o'clock a. NJ, to
the highest bidder, at public auction, the
following described crops, to-wit
About 3;I0 bushels Of Corn.
About 5,7O0 bundles of Fodder and
Tops.
TERMS
b. II. MOSS, Bailim.
December 20, 1899. 52-l
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
2PRE SlpENT CAUGHT.

Ssed of Nisnpproprintlna vi Gov
nent Funds In Boston.
usLEs, Dec. 23.-Charles II.
tex president Of tho Globe
aink Of Boston, which failed
Irsday, was arrested at Re.
mitcd States Marshal Os-
|0OEought TO this city today.
was made on a warrant
81 Tredm with misaprropriation Of
q b. Ut funds. Tho information
~ from Boston to United States
y Flint and arrived last night.
81 accompanied by his wife and
'S}ived in this city last Saturday
lSastorod at the Nannuyos House.
by they went to Rcdondn. IIo
"a kattcmpt to conceal his iden.
l1gh evidently aware TINT his
4s proha1lo.
son stntod tl at his father l1n ows
&H nothing about the banks
le resigned from tho presi-
~ the Institution about two
20.
Sily went from Boston to Salt
whore Cole has mining IN
lator came 10 Los Angelica
Of Mrs. Coles health.
been connected with tho
X for 30 years and his res.
alused Il scn9n!ion in Boston.
tISOner will be held here awaiting
s from Boston.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Arkansas, Texas and California via Southern
Railway.

Before deciding on Il trip to Arkansas,
Texas, Arizona, California or any point
West on Southwest call on or address any
agent of the southern Railway. Choice
of routes via birmingham, Shreveport.
Ncw Orleans or Memphis. Best and
most direct line to Washington, New
"rk, Chattanooga, Louisville, Cincin-
natl and Florida. Rates, time cards,
maps and literature will he furnished ON
application to \. a. Ncrnoy, Passenger
Agent; {. &. Johnston, TravcinG Pas
ScnGcr Agent: Brooks Morgan, District
Passenger Agent; Dllicc kimball House
Corner, Atlanta, Ga.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
CAROLINA DOING HER PART.
Twentieth Century Fund Collections
Progreas Satisfactorily.

Twentieth Century Fund Collections
Progreas Satisfactorily.
MEMpHIs, Dec. 23.-Bshop w. w.
Duncan Of Spartanburg. 8. O., passed.
through Memphis last night. The
bishop was On his way homo to spend
tho Christmas holidays. and was return.
ing from the Methodist conference at
Vicksburg.
Speaking Of tho work Of the confer.
once aid tho progress Of tho twentieth
oentury thank Offering, he said that
the conference had beon we'll attended
and was highly suocsssful. A contrl-
button, he said. had been COLLECTED at
tho conference for tho fund and ho felt
assured that the southern conferences
from the ohuroh would make up thoir
quota Of 81. 800, 900.
The present status OF the fund was
highly gratifying to those having the
COLLECTION work in charge and tho col
leotions were progressing at q satisfao.
tory rate. The bishop said that South
Carolina was doing her part nobly and
that in the South Carolina conference
tho sum OF $40. 900 had been collected.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
SLAIN AND PUT ON TRACK.
Young Miner Found Dead Ten AIiles
From }irmInahnm.

Young Miner Found Dead Ten Miles
From BirminRhnm.
B1RMISGHAM. Ala. Doc. 20. - Tho
dead body Of Fred Douthwait, young
miner, WAS found OH tho tracks of tho
Southern railway near Coalburg, 10
miles from hero, last night. 1t ia be.
loved that tho young man had first
beon murdered and his body placed on
tho railroad tracks. His home was in
Welburton, l. r.. but he has been work
ing at tho Lewisburg mines in this dis.
trict.
picture Of young lady was found
IN his pockets and letter Suggesting
that he was engaged to be married. In
Congnte. I. T. Tho railroad officials
insist that the man was placed on tho
track, tho Grew Of tho switch enRine
reporting that tho boil was ringing at
tho time tho body was struck and that
headlights were In full blaze.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
ANTlPOOL LAW IS VALID.
Supreme Court Reverses n Birming-
ham .Judge'e Deciston

Supreme Court Reverses n BIrming-
ham Judge'a Decision.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 2l.-Tho So.
promo court Of Alabama has declared to
be valid the law which prohibits the
selling Of race pools in Alabama.
At the recent state fair pools were
sold and tho boo kmakers were arrested,
but tho inferior criminal court at Bir.
mingham discharged the defendants on
the ground that the law was unconati.
tutional.
The antipool advocates carried tho
cases to tho supreme court and tho ver-
dict Of tho Birmingham tribunal was
reversed.
The decision is groat disappoint.
ment to horsemen. as several race meet.
1ngs IN the state were being contom.
Dln rod
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
CONNOLLY AT 8AVANNAH.

Former Private Secretary to Oberlin
Carter Gives Bond.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 2l - Nj. A. Con.
molly. formerly private secretary to
Captain O. NJ. Garter. arrived hero yes.
torday from Havana and gave bond IN
$1,000 for his appearance before tho
Unitod States district court
Connolly WAS recently indicted, in
connection with John u. Gaynor, E. II.
Gnynor, b. D. Greene, O. NJ. Carter
and others, for conspiracy to defraud
the government Of large sums of money
In connection with contracts for the i'm.
provement Of Savannah river and har.
Dor and Cumberland sound
Secretary of War Root ordered his ar.
rest in tho Cuban capital several days
aRo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
NEW TRIAL FOR JEFFERSON.
Alleged 9lnyor of Captain Barnes
Gets Anctnor Chance.

Alleged Slayer of Captain Barnes
Gets Anctnor Chance.
RALEIaH. Doo 23.-Tho supreme court
givos j. J. jefferson. the alleged assas.
sin Of Captain Calvin Barnes, from Will.
son county, a now trial, OH the ground
that Barnos' dying statement TO his lit
tie son, Med, have jefferson arrested, >"
was supposition and not fact
Justice Montgomery, in delivering
tho opinion. expressed great surprise
that the solicitor admitted tho state.
mont.
Tho new trial ID granted OF the
further 81 round that the jury in it's ver.
dict said "Kuilty Of murder as charged
In tho bill, while it should havo said
OF murder In the first or second doKroo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Now England Society Dinos.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 23.-Tho oightieth
banquet Of tho Now England society of
Charleston WAS given ct tho Charleston
hotel here last night. A largo and bril-.
liant company WAS assembled. The re.
Rponso to "Forefathors' Days" tho
leading toast of the evening, was made
by tho Rev. J. a. b. Scheror, ID. d.
Tho other speakers wore Mayor Smyth,
General 81. O. Butler and Judge Gage
Of the state court and Robert M Larnor
Of tho Gridiron club Washington.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
w hat |
Say |
will do,
| do, do.

Competitors, You had as we'll try to
me.
My desire is to movo goods, not to get
cash. Shrcwd buyers need no arguing.
Each aud every claim made by nc at this
sale is just as represented. do not adj
vcrtisc something | haven't got. ! will
sell in tho next Thirty Days, twenty
Pianos, at factory prices; sixty-fivc
Organs, forty-iive Sewing Machines, ten
head of Horses, twelve Wagons, eighty
head Of Fine Jersey Milch Cows, twenty
head Of Thoroughbred Jersey IIcifor
Calves.
The Pianos will he sold at wholesale
prices for cash.
$3.50 Pianos for $500; $3.50 Pianos for
500; $3.50 Pianos for $1I5; $95 Organs
for 233; 50 Organs for Sl5; S55 Sewing
Machines for SIS; SD Sewing Machines
for SIS.
Will sell Milch Cows on three months
note, and, any one buying Milch Cow
from me, can pasture it noxt summer,
Tree of charge, in the Mayherry Pasture
Tor six months, which amounts to 80. It
IS no: so much money that want as to
get rld Of tho Pianos, Organs, Sewing
Machines, Horses, Wagons and Cows
that have on hand.
have rented store in Columbia, S.
G., and will open up business thcro on
January lst, 1900.
The goods | have on hand must be
sold regardless of the cost value to mo.
Tins is no fake sale. | have these goods
and stock on hand and they will be sold.
If you have got the cash how it to mo,
and you will he surprised what will buy
P":", Organ and Sewing Machine.
\ chance in a lifo-t time to buy at whole
salo price.
Pianos at $1i5. Think of it! Tho
agents commission and the dealers
profit are all taken off, and you get them
at wholesalers profit.
Sewing Machine Needles at 2U cents
per dozen.
l"ccnt oil at ; cents per bottle.
| - Guitars Cor $40.
81 Niolins for 23
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
,icr Entrance Into Society

and w"manhond aH well, is an extremely
critical period IN every girls life. At
this time she needs advice. and, what $
more help Of the right sort II she
puts her fajth ia DR.. Picrcc'S Favoritc
Prescription it can bring only poun
results. IT'S Il medicine THAT'S made
especially to build up womrn'H S!rcnE, Il
and cure womcnS ailments an inviHo.
rating, restorative tonic, soothing cor
dial, and bracinG ncrvinc; purely ycgc
table, non. alcoholic, and perfectly harm
less. For all the functional dcrangc-
mcmtN, painful disorders, and chronic
wrakncaSrS that aillict womaukind,
"Favnritc Prescription" is specific.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Notice Of Final Settlement.
TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA. |
COuN NrY OF OCONEE. I
IN TIE cOTRT or PROBATE.

De +. SLOAN, Executor Of tho last
will and testament Of June StOncy, de
ceased, against the lcgatccs Of Frank
Ston"y, deceased, to wit: Ills daughter,
Priscilla Stoncy, Of Oconcc county, his
widow, Mary StOncy, and his minor chill
drcn, Mary Stoncy and Wesley StOnCy,
who reside ~ the State Of Alabama; the
husband Of Mary Ann Stoncy, Alexander
Corsc, who resides in Alabama; Betty
fix nee StDncy, who resides in Atlanta,
Ga; Rchccca Calhoun nee Stonoy. VIM.
Stoncy and Lewis Stoncy, who reside in
OConcc county. Some If these defend
ants are known by the name Of johnson.
These defendants will take notice, that
the estate Of Juno Stoncy, deceased,
will be finally settled in my Office at Wal
halla Court House, in the State aforc-
said, on Monday, the 9TH day Of Fcbrn
AIRY, 1000, in accordance with a petition
filed by tho Executor above named fol
that purpose. All persons interested in
the settlement Of the estate Of June
Stoncy, deceased, will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
The minors, Mary Stonoy and Wesley
Stoncy, will take notice that unless
they appear in this court and petition
for the appointment of a guardian al
litcm one will be appointed by the Court
of Probate in this proceeding to repre-
sent their interest in this settlement.
-. a. SMITH,
Judge of Probate Dcnurc county.
December Is, lS'A. Slot
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Flynu Returned to prISon.

RALEIGH. Doc 2l. -- Today Sheriff
Hutchinson of Rockingham brought to
the ponitcntiary a. o. Flynn. white
despcrudo. who murdered his brother
by shooting him IN the back, but was
sentenced to only II years imprson.
mont. Flynn escaped fortnight ago
from convict farm near Weldon. went
TO Greensboro on II tain, thonco Walked
80 miles to his homo.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
APPEAL TO LEGISLATURE.
Orthodox People OF Hampton Want
Mormons Sent Away

CHARLESTON, Doc. 22.-Mormon ell.
ders, two at tlnle. soyen yoars ago,
began to visit tho great swamp sootion
of Hampton county, nonr the seacoast
Of this state. and made many converts
among the Baptist backw oodsmen near
Ridgoland. They now havo 80 largo a
following that they have established a
church, at which eight Mormon elders
The delegation to the state legislature
has beon asked by tho orthodox people of
Hampton county to work for law to
cXtirpato tho oldors and say that
''prompt legislation may save them
from having tho mob violence that soino
Fistor statcs have lately had in trying
to rid themselves of this SCOT"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Jailed to Prevent Iynchiu1.

RALEIGH, Dec. 22.-Robert Fortune
nnd John Taylor. young negroes. who
robbed ard shot Robert Hoster, a prom.
inent farmer Of N ash county, on the
here and Jailed this morning to proyent
lynching. Thoy confessed thoir orimo
and say they committed 1t 10 got money,
which thoy know Hester hnd received
yesterday. After robbing him they
shot him three times, despite his an.
pcnls. and left him lying In thu road.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
- - -
Young lady Fatally Burned.

MACON, Dec. 2l..-NliBs Lula Stovens,
aged 81. member Of q well known fam.
lily, was burnod to doath yesterday. She
was in room by herself at hor resi-.
dcncc on Hawthorne stroot whom I'm
sOmc manner unknown hor clothes
caught tiro. Flor screams attracted help,
but whom it arrived she was In n mass
Of flames and had beon so seriously
burned that death resulted within q
fe W h1urs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
4 NALllALLA, $. Z.
DEC. -, 1890.
E:R|CANS CLOSE ON
AG|IIHALD0'S HEELS
10 and Howe Pursuing the
Filipino Leader.
LMORE'S MEN RETAKEM

'ptain IIimsolf, Ho,vevor, Remains
. Pr1soncr--G enrrnl Otts Gables the
War Department Regarding tho Sit.
aatton In Luzon.
AV WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-A cab!ogram
nessl Otis was received at the
fglSAenfeetodny giving tho first
SsSsySor Sof1o~FSk>. Q Ot ii'7 dctaChmonta
81 Colonols Hare and HoSN1' Wis
&j jursuinH Aguinnldo General OTIS
8fea,es indicate that tAoy are close upon
}.nsurgcnt leader and also state that
n of tho American prisoners have
"a rotak9n. though Captain Gilmore
gill in tho hands Of tho enemy.
3oncral Otis dispatch follows:
jGenerSl Young reports, under date
Dec: 2l, from Nigan, that Colonels
20 and Howe wcro heard IRON Dec.
Jill In pursuit through tho noun
NJ nS,v.rsf q; 40 insurGent column having
Soncrs, Of whom four were cap.
3gaptain Gilmore remaining pris-
,3SS foe and tho pursuit is continued.
arsuing troops havo encountered
hardsbips, but viii probably strike
ii.
{wo hundred and ono Spanish pris.
from Apnrrt arrived this morn.
200 moro in that section. mostly
sHs3. awaiting trauspOl alton to Ma
s,s3 En- tire Sixteenth infantry Leaves
NJ palii tomorrow for stations from
8 point as far south rs Bayonbong.
atchelder' battalion, Twenty.
p. is now OH lowor Rio Grande In
SsSa condition 60 return TO San Jose
Eorty.fourth infantry being
,Hughes at lloilo, who reports
bgros and adjacent Islands
Is troops and supplies being
$50 through service Manila and
y XII ailwny, t"o trains daily. Nil
torn Luzon open Jan. L."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
UGLY BLAZE IN ATLANTA.
Husiness Portion Of Alabama Street
AppcRrod Doomed.

Appeared Doomed.
ATLANTA. Dec. 22.-Ono Of tho flercest
fires that has visited Atlanta this year
ono that seemed to threa ten the whole
business portion of upper Alabama street
for time-broke out Inst night at 7s5o
O'Clock In the rear Of the Ruoker build.
Ing, between the Maddox. Ruoker bank
building and tho fro department head.
quarters.
For an hour and half the angry
flames leaped up from tho center Of the
block, and 1t seemed as if the whole OF
the street. including tho Maddox.
Ruokor bank building, the warehouse
In the roar Of the burning structure and
smaller buildings on Madison street,
would be consumed.
Roughly speaking. tho total loss sus.
tanned Will not exceed $40, 900, an OK.
cecdingly small figure whom the hond.
way tho fire Ind obtained aud the mum.
Dor and value of tho buildings in tho
vicinity Ia cOn sidarad
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
steel Plant and Coke Oyon,

KNOXvILIE, Doc. 2l.-The Virginia
Coal, Coke and Iron company has pur.
chased Richlands' rolling mills at Rich
lands, Va. Tho plant will DO moved to
Bristol. Tcnn. The Dora foundry at
Pulaski, Va, will also DO moved to Brs
tol. The company haa purchased three
largo farma near Bristol, upon which
nrnCtnl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
|lSTA3LE KILLS A NEGRO.
auos Him Through the Streets and
%Cnrrs Sh0nnnr9.

:S ID $cnrcs Shoppers.
3bLUMnIA. s. G., Dec. 23.-Lawyers.
tistmas shoppers ana visiting coun.
~ pcoplo heard lead whizz on Law
Nsjngo yesterday and there was wild
- alteration. Constable bishop lost his
asa3ad pursuing a negro charged with
Moving crop undal lien. lie pulled
3s3s pistol and hrod down the sidewalk
t chased tho negro into n lawyers
s8fiCe, shooting .wO ShO'g in tho Office.
n The negro was caught and taken back
Unto tho magistrates Olico. soon after.
wards he felt Oh his back and sn W blood
sSon his hands, then on his abdomen, and
found blood thrro. He coOlly told the
magistrates:
81 nM . dead man, please send mo
Nome to die in bod. "
This was done. Fo died last night.
a SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28

My son has been troubled for wears
with chronic niarrhua. Some time ago
persuaded him TO take some of CHAM
hrrlain'S 5 Collie, Cholera and DiarrhT.;
Ermcdy. After using two bottles Of the
.'1-cCnt size he was cured. | give this
testimonial, hoping some one similarly
afflicted may read it and he bcnciitcd,-
Thomas {. Bower, Glencoe, Ohio. For
sale hy j. W. Bell, Walhalla: W. j. Lun-
nry, Seneca: II. Is. Zimmerman, West
uIllStcr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Convicted OF CuunterfeitinH.

CHARLOTTE, n. O.. Doo. 21.-Tho
United States court for tho western dis.
trict Of North Carolina has adjourned
after an unusually long session. Judge
II. Ct. Ewart presided. The closing
days Of the torn wero consumed in tho
the trial Of Mrs. Eva Ozomont, Mrs. O.
Il. radWoii, Jack Maynard, j. e. Tai
10y and A. W. Edwards. Indicted jointly
for making end passing counterfeit sii,
vor dollars. All tho defendants wore
found guilty, but sentence WAS not
passed..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
OLD PAPERS A7 THIS OFE|CE

For severe, lingering coughs, weak
lungs, hlc"d ing from lungs, bronchitis,
asthma and consumption, n its early
stages, Dr. I'icrcr'S G"!ucn Medical
Discovery iH sovereign remedy. 1t
NOT only cures; the ""HGh but also builds
up the strength and licsh Of thCac 70
d:%"d below healthy standard by
"WaStinE Disease win not make fat
folks more corpuirnt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
Administrators Sale Of Personally

M Office is hereby given that ] will
~ sell, to the highest bidder, at public
auction, at Fair Play, S. G., on Saturday,
January 18th, 1900, at II o'clock in tic
forenoon, tho following described per
sonal property belonging to the estate Of
w. NJ. lSbcll, deceased, to-wit:
One SiX-horse power steam boiler,
Ono doublcbarrcl brccch- loading shot
gun,
Ono lot of mcollcctcd notes and ac-
counts.
TERMS Cash.
w. T.. BARTON,
Administration OF the Personal Estate Of
w. NJ. lsbell, deceased.
December 10, 1899. oil
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-12-28
NEW ADDITIONS or
PRETTY GOODS At NORMAN'S,

II IE L .'-TOWN STORE.
Fine lot of .Jowclry, Silver, China and
Musical Instruments at worry reasonable
prices. We give valuable and useful
premiums to customers. SEQ our pre-
MUM offer.
Beautiful IIand-paintcd French and
German China for wedding, birtnlay and
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ROBT. A. NANWNCK,
Executors of the Ecstatc Of Mrs. +, A.
M. NanWyck, deceased.
Nov. 22, 1900. lI.ly.
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