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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
Mordatr or the Platform

KNU%VH.LI., Tenn, june fin q let
ter "a G. J. Milton editor Of the SENT.
n"i and delegate to tho Kansas City Con
vcntrou Senator John Y Morgan, Oi Ala
bama thus Expresses his views concern
ing the platform 10 bc adopted ai Kan
Sas CITY.
''Nhc horses arc named and entered fOl
the race, and tho rider weighed and IL
the saddle, SO hOtiI parties are trying t.
Gmd the smOothcst ground to run over.
Our Sm00thcSj path Is that which W.
have beaten ont with the tramp OF Demo
cracy since Jefferson blaAcd the way and
Jackson opened H. The Chicago plat
form Is q true exposition oi tins creed
though il has q few margnal notes that
are rather too SOclahStC; Bryan has
added some that We can AFFORD to ignore
Others will bc attempted III the POpuls
tic directions New Ork will attempt tc
lc.wriic it and put Bryan picture Over
il as al index to It's meaning. The safe
course IS To- stand by it. The people viii
understand us il VIC do that. 4 now
alignment will lose us more than We
gain.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
News in and Around TownYille.

TowNvILI.E, June lS.-Thr farmers
are very badly behind with their work
General green has captured the neccy
staple.
Misses Grace and Maggie Thompson,
two IF Townvilic's farcst daughters,
have returned home from Chicora Col
lcgc, Grccnvillc.
Mr. II. W. McCarlcy has returned from
Clinton College. We are always glad to
welcome our students back home.
Mv W j. Whitfield is seriously i'll.
MI. sid Campbell is confined to his
room.
The Sunday school at Pine Grove ,s in a
tl"uriShnG condition.
The Rev. j. +. Mason preached a very
Instructive sermon nj Pine Grove OIL last
Sunday morning
The Rev. &. Wardlaw will preach AT
Fine Grove on the first Sunday in july in
the afternoon.
Prof, j. W, Gaines and wife OF Uarts.
vile, ;. g., are visiting his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. j.. Gaines OF this place.
MI. James Thornwcl., of Clinton. S.
G., Is on Il two months visit to his uncle,
MI l.. T. Earle, near here
Mrs. Jane Woolbright. Of this place
who Is visiting in Atlanta is very i'll at
the latter place. Her many friends hope
tor hcl speedy recovery.
Rev. James Williams preached an
instructive sermon to a large congrega
t!on Al the Baptist church Sunday morn.
ing WALKING SrICk.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
Annual Convention B. Y. P. U. OF America,
Cincinnati, 0no July l2-15, 1900.
Colonel Hoyi's Farewell.

Colonel James a. Iloyt has the fol-
lowing signed editorial in the Yesterday S
issue Of his paper, the Mountainecr:
For brief season am to be absent
| from the Office OF the Molntanecr, en-
gagged in work to which my readers
will testify ! am not an alien or IL
stranger. At the solicitation Of my
coworkcrs have consented to become n
candidate for Governor Of South Caro-
lima and to uphold tho cause of proh-
bition in the campaign upon which we
are now entering, cause for whichtl
have stood with stoadtastnesS for many
years. could not refuse to serve my
associates in this OF any other capacity
where they deemed me fit to labor, even
though am parted for the time being
from duties wi.h which / am more
familiar.
''ln my estimation the highest welfare
of ,hc people demands change in til,
method Of dealing with the greatest
curse of mankind, and enter upon this
work with the firm conviction that its
triumph will bring blessings untold to
the State. Is it asking too much of my
friends and patrons that they will join
with me III this effort to bamsh rum sell
ing from our borders and diminish the
evils with which we are surrounded?
"!f ] shall be successful in this contest
tho victory will belong to the sober
minded, honest citizens of the State, and
] am confident that the Piedmont region
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
May 81, 1900.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY A HOME.
Sale for Division by the Heirs
Of the Late Mrs. c. Meyer.
THREE DWELLINGS IN MIDWAY.

w III. SELL. AT PUBIC AUCTION
w at the Court House at Walhalla.
5, c., on MONDAY, july 2D, 1900, at
II O'Clock a. NJ:
/. The lot Of land with buildings
thereon IL Midway, on the North aide of
the road leading from Walhalla to Weat
Union, known as lot No OH plat of
lands OF the estate Of Catherine Never.
made ny |. II. Harrison June lst, 1900
measuring and containing sevcn-cighthR
~ oi an acr1, more OF less, adjoining G.
j. McHec Oh East and Lot No. 2 on
West.
2, Also, lot Of land with the buildings
thereon, known as Lot No g on plat
above mentioned, next West of the
above described lot, measuring and con.
tanning seven cighths % OF an acre. more
~ less, adjoining Lot No. on East and
and Lot , on West
). Also, lot Of land with the BUILDINGS
thereon known as Lot No. 3 in plat above
mentioned, beng next West OF lot last.
above described, measuring and contain.
ing two GU acres, more OF less, adjoining
Lot No. on the East and Rev, j. &. Law
on the West
TERMS Cash. Purchasers to nav All
taxes payable III 1900 and for necessary
revenue stamps.
Property may be treated for at private
sale through
j. ID. WERNER, Banker,
,o Walhalla, s. &.
pnio ., lsoO 1926
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
itavcn't Received Our Share Yet.

NEWN oEk juno l1.-Thc stockholders
Of tho Standard Oil company are to-day
receiving dividend OF lOncI cent. tho
disbursements IL al amounting to $40.
0OO. The previous dividends IN March
amounted 10 % pcY cent l'ol the past
Yral the dividends have aggregated 1,
per cent, o. S.t1,OOC.OOC
The Chinese ask, chow is vOill ivcrH'
instead Of GLOW do YOU do t0l whnl
the liver IL active tue health is GOOD
.)cWit'S Little Early I;ScrS arc famous
little pills fol the liver and hnwclS =
v Brn
Tho Grccnvillr News says that farm
crs III that county will have enough
wheat this year 10 sell and bring them
so, ,O0O to SlOO, 600 IL cash.
Nhcy are now shipping daily from
Ridge Springs three cars OF peaches II
rcirigcratnrs Each ral holds coo crates
which means $500 crates alone from
tHdgo. Johnston Wmds ana Monctta
Ship equally as many The fruit anC
vegetable industry is a growing and :
nayIng Investment
Tho demand fnl pennies and n,c..lcs
IL the circulation is SAID t. hr lmprccc
dcntcd This is taken to indicate great
activity IL business Duyng tho calc,i.
dar Ycar 1900 the coinage ol ncklcs
reached %,"O,tji. while tho ncnnI cs
coined IL the same timc amounted tc
>I@G, coo
I
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Evonts OF the Week--A Pleasant "At Home
People who Come and Go.

SENECA, Juno 10.-On Thursday
evening of last week Mr.. and Mrs j.
W. Byrd were ''at homo" to mum
be: ct young pcoplo, the occasion being
charming compliment to their guests,
Misses Katio and Ovalino Sharpe, Matte
Lodbotter and Clara Hunt, all of Town
vile. Tho spacious lawn was advanta-
geously used, while indoors games
wore engaged in. Delightful refresh
mcnts wore serves. The guests of honor
wore much admired
An interesting service was hold at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday evening.
The choir gave numbor of musical sc.
loctiOns.
The feature Of tho ovoning was the
report of DR.. +. A, Hines concerning
the recent session of tho Gonoral Assom.
bly, at Atlanta. DR.. Hines was commits.
sionor from South Carolina Prcsbytory
His talk was much enjoyed.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. +. Austin havc re,
turned from an enjoyable mountain trip.
Miss Nollic Harris, a charming young
lady from Townvillo, is tho guost of hol
cousins, the Misses Dickson.
The many frionda of Mrs. Robt. Eli
son, pleasantly remembered rs Miss Mary
Thrashcr, wore glad to soc her in tow
tho first of this week.
Mrs. w. A. Holland, of Anderson, wat
in town one day last weok.
Miss Christine Dickson will pay al
early visit to % friend in Atlanta.
Mr. Ely Richardson has returned from
Columbia, whore he has been n studen
in tho law department of the South Caro-
lima College,
Miss Ethel Fincannon visited relative.
at Walhalla last wook.
Mrs. G. w. Tolbcrt is with hor mother
Mrs r. Crisp, at Walhalla.
Rev. W. II. Capcrs and little son spen,
Sunday in Seneca. Mr. Capcrs filled his
usual appointment at tho Episcopa
church in tho afternoon.
The Mothodists have meeting il
contemplation. The pastor, Rev. G. r
Clarkson, will preach on next Sunday
from which time the services will proba-
bly, be continued.
The inccssant rain of last week inter
fcred to some extent with the work O.
tho Once-a- Week and Studonts' Clubs.
! MARY f. SWAMI.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
China Declares War Against the World==-Her
Forts Open Fire on Combined Fleets.

""rhc forts began firing in obedience
to orders from Pckin, conveyed in a por-
sona cdct of the Empress Dowagor, by
advice of kang VI (prcsitont of the min
istry of war; Several warShips were
struck by shells from the Pinch guns of
the forts. The heavy Russian losses were
due to the blowing up of the magazine
at Mandshnrn. Fonr hundred Chinese
arc reported to have been killed. The
Chinese, when rctrcatng, foil into the
hands of the Russian land fOrccs.''
The Daily News has tho following
from Che Foo:
1.-Two Of the forts were blown up.
The thirty two warshipS at Kan aggre
gated 2OO,OM tons and carried more than
300 guns"
The failure of Admiral Scymour's
column and its retreat to Tcn Tsin in
crease, ii is presumed, tho peril Of the
legations in Pckin, which is still isolated,
although Shanghai forwards Chinese ru-
morS that the legations were attacked by
mobs who were moved down by machine
guns, and also that the members OF the
legations were masSacrcd.
The situation at Niu Chwane is re-
ported critical. The British consul mt Kin
kwans has ordered all Foreigners to leave
ku Ling and Nan King Chang. The
powers arc taking prompt action. Four
thousand German troops have been OF
d~red to China: ten thousand French
troops are waiting to embark at Saigon,
capital Of French Cochin China, and from
1000 to 1000 more Russians have been
ordered from Port Arthur to Taku The
morning papers consider that state of
war practically exists and that the issue
is hotwenn Eastern and Western civili2a.
ton. The Times says that the latest news
sufficiently serious
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
HERE Is THE FIELD.
Candidates VINO Have Filed Their Pledges
With the State Committee

The following candidates for tho
vari"nS offices under the supervision O.
the State Executive Committee, have
filed thcil pledges with Chairman Jones
STATE.
For GovcrnoY-M. Il. McSweency, j
a. lioy;, I. j. Gary, a. II. Patterson
G, Walt Whitman.
Sloan, G. l.. Wmklcr, &. l.. Blcasc, J
II. Tillman and Knox Livingstone
For Attorney Generate, ID. Bcllin
ger, James Nj. Moore.
For Secretary Of Statc-M X. Cooper
For State Trcasurcr-W II. Thinner
man, t. II, Jennings.
For Comptroller Gcncral-J I. Dor
ham. \. ". Brookcr
l'Ol superintendent OF EduCation-.T
i. McMahan, Ellison Capcrs, Jr.
For Adjutant and Inspector General
y. W. Floyd, George Douglas Rouse
For Railroad Commssioncr-W. d.
Evans, j. G. Ethcridgc, j. H. Wharton
ThoS. y, Berry, W. D. Mayficld j.. i
Evans, J, g. Pcttigrcw,
For United States Scnator-.B. Il. Till
man, 4. &. Jones
CONGRESSIONAL
First DiStrct-Wm Elliot.
Sccond-W J. Talbcrt.
Third-A, g. l.atimcy, L. T. Werner
c. r. Wvchc.
Fourth-Joscph Johnson, Stanyarn,
Wilson
Fifth-D. T. Finley, r. j. Strait
SiNth--'las. Norton, L. i. Scarborough
J, l., Ellcrhc
Scvcnth--I VIM. Stokes.
JUDICIAL.
For Solicitor, First District-.B II
Matthews, ". II. Thomas, T. T. Hide
brand.
ScconG--J. t. Davis, g. &. Simms.
Third--InO s. Wilson
FOURTH. VIM Thurmomd
Sixth, X. Henry, Thos. +. Mellow
". &. Iiough,
Scvcnth-TnoS. s. ScaSc
EiHhth--J. t. BOggS, j. L. Mooney
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
Slaughterlng FilIplnos.

MANILA, Juno 17.-Iho United States
forces had two engagements of impor-
tancc last wcok. Tho troops undor Con.
Funston and Son. Grant organized an nd
vance, with parts of five regiments and
two guns against five hundred robols in
mountain stronghold cas-: of Blan.
cabata, whore it was supposed Capt.
Roberts, of the 35th rogimont, who was
captured last month at San Minguel dc
Mayumo, was held captive.
The Americans operated nndor many
difficulties and over an exceedingly rough
country, but tho robols rotreatcd, only q
tow resisting and tho stronghold was oc-
cupied and burned.
AS tho result of last weok's scouting
sixty Filipinos were killed, 200 wore
captured and 800 rifles, with 3, 600 rounds
of ammunition were surrendered. Three
Americans wore killed.
Malarial fever has boon prevalent since
April in parts of Cavitc and Batangas
provinces, which arc garrisoned by the
10th and 30th regiments. Thirty pol
cont of the men OF oach regiments arc
on the sick list OF two battalions In
Batangas Province one has $50 and the
OthCr 100.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
Tortured to Death by Ants.

EI PA>o, TEXAs, Juno l5.--Nrws has
reached here from! thc state Of SnaiOa,
Mexico, the hostile Mayo Indian cOlln-
try, south of Sonora. Of the terrible fate
that overlook an American nrospcctOI a
few days ago. James Wilson, an Amer
can, ho!icvcd to be q fugitive murderer
from the United States had been in the
country for months prospecting. IN the
village nearest his camp he became
acquainted with an attractive young
daughter OF q Suhchiei. One day she
disappeared, and returned two days later
10 say that Wilson had deCOycd her to
ms camp and had detained her therc by
torcc for twelve hours, The Indians
SworC vengeance, hut Wilson had fled
They tTailcd him across the hills and
brought HIM back To the village council
The head man OF the tribe, including tho
outraged girls father, condemned the
prisoner and ordered the most horrible
form Of punishment knowli to the MayoS
and one quite common among them, to
he inflicted. Stakes were driven firmly
IL the ground around large ant hill,
and Wilson, stripped oi his clothing, was
stretched across the mound and bound
to them, The insects literally gnawcd
on vtals and he died a horrible death.
Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and al
other accidental injuries may be quickly
cured by using DcWitts Witch Haze
Saivc It Is also certain cure fOl piles
and skin diseases. Take no other.
j. ". Bell
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
4 Hanging al Kingstreo.

KINGSTREE, juno lJ.-.Hamilton Me.
Gill, negro 22 years Old, was hanged
to-day ut noon for crimnally assauting
Collie Erddy, white child " years old,
oi May 10, The negro made full cor
fcsson hut stated that the deed was done
by consent. This the child denied Oh
May 81 The negro was convicted on the
count OF carnally knowing and abusing a
woman child under 10 years OF age. His
neck was not broken and he continued
to breathe fourteen minutes. Il large
crowd was III town, but there was no
excitement
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21

l.oNDoN, June 10, $50 a. nj. China
declared war against tho world when the
Taku forts opened upon the international
fleet The accounts of what took place
arc still unsatisfactory, the best semi
official information being the despatch
received AT Berlin from Che Foo, as fol
lows:
The German consul nj Che Foo tnlc
graphS that a Japanese boat from Taxi,
has brought the following:
The Chinese laid torpedors in tho
Iaku river and collected troops from
Shan iIri hwan. The foreign command.
crS assembled on the Russian flagship
and addressed an ultimatum to the com.
mandcrs OF the Taku forces, commanding
them To withdraw their troops before
june y. AT | A NJ, june H. the guns
of the forts opened fire, to which the
l;uSsian, British, French and Japanese
warShips replied. The bombarlment
lasted seven hours. Two British ships
III the river between the forts arc reported
20 have been sunk.
The unofficial narratives, coming by
way Of Shanghai, vary widely and bear
internal evidence Of suppnmcnting the
main facts with guess work One dis
patch says that the \ orktown partici-
patrd in the homhartlmcnt. Another
asserts that American marines formed
half Of the storming force of two thou
sand.
An Associated Press dispatch from Che
Foo dated yesterday afternoon, says:
'"'rhr forts on both sides of Taku are
now occupied The Chinese opened fire
uncnprctcdly. The casualties to the
mixed force were aS follows British |.
German ., EuSsiau |, French wounded
British 4, German :, RuSsan Ia French
!. Chinese torpedo boats were seized
The Shanghai correspondent Of the
Daily Mail! tcicgraphing yesterday, says
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
Explosion in Philadelphia.

PrU.ADELrnlA, Juno 17.-Threc mon
were killed and fourteen persons were
injured to-day by an explosion of gun.
powder ard dynamite used in tho mann
facturc of fireworks. The explosion oc-
CURED at No. G2l SchnGll street. The
third floor was utilized for manu- 'actur-
ing cannon crackers and other fireworks.
1t is not known just how tho accident
occurred, but il is believed that the three
mon who were killed were smoking i'm
the room containing tho explosive and
that spark from a pipe fell into the
powder or dynamite The house was
completely wrecked. Every other dwell
ing in the block was damaged more or
less seriously. None of the injured will
die.
The Lord is gracious, and when He
sends dull preachers, he morGifully sends
sleep also to comfort his afflicted people.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
IT WILL BE MsKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT

The Republican National Convention
will declare Vim. Mckinley the nominee
Of the Republican party this (Wcdncs.
day evening, lie will be placed in nom.
ination by Senator Foraker, OF Ohio.
The Vice Presidency will be settled on
Thursday, the last day OF the convention.
"rcddy' Roosevelt, in spite Of his firm
determination not to allow his name to
he placed before the convention, has AT
last yielded to the pressure. He is re
ported rs saying: 81 am but human
under pressure cannot decline. 1t
would ruin my political career No sane
man commits suicide
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21

Sam Jones preached to an Atlanta con.
Srcgation Of 10000 last Sunday and
"shcllcd tho woods" SO to speak, Re
fnrinG to DR., Broughton's position i'll
regard to Mayor Woodward he OK
claimed, "Qut cussin' Dr, Broughton,
you little noodlc.hcadcd fool for he may
pull you out Of hell some day" We
doubt it. The man who is "cussn' DY.
Atlanta's proliigatc Mayor is about past
redemption, and oven Dr. Hroughtou,
great as he is, Will find it a task indeed
to pull him ont.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21

"lnvrstgatiou into the New York ice
trust reveals the fact that Mayor Van
Wykc owns 100000 WORTH Of the stock.
The trust, which controlled New York :
ice supply, put up tho price to 60 cents Il
hundred, There is talk Of imprachinG
the Mayor
We were under the impression that
man for anything like chat, When he
and other trust kings "litt up their
voices in hell they will want ico want
ii badly, want lots of it, and want it
cheap. They should keep one eye open
to thcil interest in the future and by all
means let ice alone.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
a Gard OF Thanks.

/ wish to say that feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy has done for our family
We have used i, IL so many cases OF
coughs, lung troubles and whooping
cough, and it has always given the most
perfect satisfaction, VIC feel greatly III
dch,ed to the manufacturers OF tins
remedy and wish them to please accept
ON hearty thanks S-.Rcspcctfuliy, MHs.
;. DOTY. Dcs Moncs, Iowa For sale by
j. " Bell, Walhalla ". j. lmnncv
Seneca, II. B Zimmerman Westminster.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
NEWS IN AND AROUND WESTMINSTER.
Tho Protracted Mooting Closod-Local Hap
ponings Social Evonts-.Personal.

| WESTMINSTER, Juno 20.-Mr. Goo. w.
Pitts, telegraph operator for the Southern
Railway Company, has boon transfor cd
to Lulu, Ga.
| Mrs. S. l.. Wilson and hor two sons
Frank Pearson and john Parks, arc visit
ing Mrs. Pearson ut Due West and attend.
ing tho college commandments.
! Mcsdamcs l.. A. Coffee and Annie
Jameson returned to thoir homes in Mi
sissippi last Saturday aftor spending foui
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. }. II. Ligon.
Editor Findlcy, of tho Times, made a
briof visit to Toccoa yesterday
Mrs. w. i. Anderson wont to Due West
last Saturday to attond tho commence
mont exercises of the Due West Fomalc
| from this institution twonty years ago.
She will visit al Piedmont and William
ston before returning home
| Miss Bessie Gordon Grows, n beautiful
Virginia lady, who has boon staying with
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". n. Cartor since last
October, acting as govorncss for thcil
childron and teaching music, loft yestor,
day morning for hor home at Danvillo.
parcn;s are asked to keep their chill
drcn of Of the factory building while the
brcklayors arc at work. Besides gottinG
in the workmon's way thcy place their
lives in jeopardy by hoing about the
building There is no objection to them
going through whom tho mon arc not al
| work.
| We were pleased to meet Mr.. j. w.
| Williamson, of Harmony Grove. Ga, on
our streets one day last wcck. For n
number of years he was one Of West
minister's clovor salcsmcn. He was with
Il. n, Carter Il Co., which was later on
| tho Carter Merchandise Company
The meeting in the Presbyterian
| church closed on last Thursday night.
| The sermons by Rows. w. Lee IIarrcll
and =. j. Ncrmillion, who assisted Rev.
5. l.. Wilson, were dcrp, scholm ~ and
much enjoyed by all the hearers.
Though there was only one accession to
the church ii was a glorious meeting in
hcnciiting and rcviving Christians.
Tho noxt regular meeting Of the NJ. Is.
S. will he at Mrs. NJ. A. Doylc's residence
on Friday evening next. Henry Timrod,
a South Carolina poct, will he studied.
| a full attendance is desired
| Misses Sallic Dickson and Mamie Tor
rcll visited in Seneca the first Of this
week.
! Miss Bessie Wilson and her cousin, Miss
| Maggie Hall, of Arkansas, left yesterday
! for Due West to take in the commence
mrnt.
Richard Oglcsby, colorcd GOT his foot
badly mashed while at work nj the corton
mill ono day last week.
Miss May Cannon, of Georgia, is visiting
Mr and Mrs. f. W Cannon
Mr., ". Is, Doyle and Misses Dora Pat
terson and Selma Doyle were guests Of
Mrs NJ. 4. Doyle this week
The Southern Hallway Company have
made some needed improvements around
the depot.
1t is good to see the sunshine. The
! farmers are having nice spell OF wGa
thcr this week to finish harvesting the
small grain crop. A. l.. GoSSETT
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21

Neglect is t:c short stop SO many take
from cough or cold to consumption.
The early use of Ono Minute Cougl,
Cure prevents consumptop. 1t is tho
only harmless remedy that gives imme-
diatc results. 1t cures all throat and
lung troubles. Childron all like it and
mothers endorse it. J. W. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-06-21
UnwhIpped OF Justice.

GEEE%vILLL, June l4--Mrs Matte
Hughes, who has been tried three times
fol the murder Of hcI husband, and has
two OF three indictments against her for
selling liquor abScondcd to-day. She
said she was going to New York OF som.
other point, but it is not known where
Her stock Of goods, worth about 500, is
mortgagcd fOl SbiO. She is under bond
fOr trial Tor thousand dollars