Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, December 21, 1882, Image 4
Tho HOUBO that Rum Built
BY WILLIE MAY.
Tho almshouse: This is tbo house that
rum built.
Tbo drunkard: This is the beast that
jives io tho bouse that rum built.
Appetite: This is the ?hain that binds
the beast that lires io the house that rum
built.
I o toxica tin pt drink: This io the serpent
io flowery guise, with nrtful tongue sod
desxliog eyes, that welds the ohaln that
binds the boast that lives io the house that
rum built.
The rumsellcr: This Is tho monster
who holds the rein over the serpent who
welds the ?hain that binds tho beast io
oruol pain that lives in the house tbat rum
built.- Cumberland Presbyterian.
A MODIFIED CLAIM.-Kosiueko Murphy
wss engaged to be married to Miss 10s m or
elda Long oflla, and for a while they used
to bo very affectionate. Of lato he has
neglected her. His father asked him why
be bad edven her the shako. ^Because I
found out Rho had only half as muoh
property as I thought sho had," was the
reply. "Well, Kosiusko," said tho old
man, "sho is entitled lo fifty per cent, of
your affeotions, anyhow. You should re
member that when you are courting some
other girl."-Texas Siftings.
Tho report of tho United States commis
sioner of Indian affairs shows seventy-four
boarding and ooo hundred and ooo day
sohools attended by I odiaos Tho number
of schools ia substantially tho same os a
year Bgo, but tho Dumber of pupils shows
considerable increase. Fair progress has
been made in agriculture Tho report
shows that tho work of eiviliziog tho ubo
riginese is making encouraging progress,
and is full of promise.
If you think of anything that cnn be dono to
beautify or build up your town, go and do it.
Keep your capital at home; patronize homo in
dustries; help your merchants to soil more so
they can sell cheaper. Always get your work
done in your own town if possible; subscribe
and pay for your homo paper; don't steal or
borrow tho reading ot it. If you follow these
suggestions and your town docs not improve
and build up it will nut. bo your (ault.
General Terry in convinced from his suc
cess iu working the Not them Chycnno In
dians on their farms until they ?re self
supporting, that is the right way of
disposing of the Indian question. On
these farms tho men oro manly, tho women
chaste, und all sro anxious that thc children
shall be cduoated like tho whites. He in
sists that cowa will do moro thun soldiers
iu civilizing tho red men.
The New York Financial Chronicle
notes tho fact that tho United Slates gov
ennuient baa paid of the national debt moro
than ono thousand millions of dollars iu
seventeen years. The government debt
was at its highest point A ugust 31, 1865.
It then omountcd to 82,706,000,000. On
Ootobcr 1, 1882, tho debt of every descrip.
tioa was only 81,644,120,223.
A colored lady oimo into (ho i ffico of
tho attorney general iu Austin, a few days
ago aud asked Mchenry, tho attorney
gcnerul, if he had a list of the convicts
Governor Roberts hud pardoned out of tho
penitentiary. "What do you waut to seo
tho list lor?*' "I has jess married a new
husband, an' I wants to find out all I eua
'bout him."-Texas Siftings,
"Oh, say, mal" exclaimed a bright six
year old girl, at a dinner at a hotel,
'?hasn't that man over there got dreadful
big oars?" "Hush, child, tho gentleman
might hoar you," cuutioned tho mother.
"Well. I gucBB if lie couldn't bear me with
those oars," quickly chirped thc youngster,
"he had botter haul 'cm down."
The Philadelphia Press publishes the
details of un organized system of grnvc rob
bery which hus been going for a long time
It is said that a thousand bodies huvu beet,
stolon from the graves of Lebanon cemetery,
leaving it almobt emf ty. Three of tb
robbers were uneaied at their ghastly work
on Monday night of lust wauk, und aro now
in custody. They were employed by thc
Jefferson Medical College.
THE SAFEST WAY.-The safest and
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the bair is furnished by Purkei's Hair
Balsam, which is deseivodly popular from
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How SHE SAVED HEU DARLING-"1
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but happily beard of Parker's Ginger Tonic
in time. A fow spoonfuls soon cured tho
baby, and an oons-ionol dose keeps us iu
good bea lib."--Brooklyn Mother.
3STew "York, 1883.
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December 15, 1881 6
'M. S. MESSER,
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?.laity Of Epilepsy, lin? without doubt tror.tod nn.l on red
muro cases limn iinyothcr llvlinr physician. Ill* sucre??
lina simply benn astonlshlnc; wo i. nu heard of rn*os of
ovor ?0 years' elundlnu; i uoetsfully eurea hy tani. Ito
lins published a wink on Olia dhvase, which lu son ila
willi alargo bullio of his wonilorfnl euro freo to uny nuf*
f.-ror wini limy kemi their express nml r. O. Addie* Vo
lulvlen ?nv uno wIMilnir neuro to ml.lrosB
Ur. AU. MK?KUObB, Ko. 0? Joliu St., Kow York,
Paynes' Automatic Farm Engines
OF ALL KINDS.-Establlshed 1840.
Our 10-IIorao Npnrk Ari-callii(r Tlireslilna
KfiKlno lins cut li),imo teri Pine bamber In IO linni e.
Wilburn wood 0 feel lonpr.coal, Straw ami cora stalk*.
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B. W. PAYNE & SONS, Box HOO, Corning, N.T.
Augus. n l?ss? 37-ly
B.
Deputy Surveyor and
Notary Public.
IV'ILL give special atteniioti lo the Stir/eying
?? ol Land, writing Deeds mid Mortgages,
laking howers, proving Demis, Accounts, &c,
upon short ni tico
OFFIOB AT - OAK WAY, S. C.
Nov 10, 1881 G2-ly
AGENTS Wanted RiS??'M?
walks nf character! creal varta?v ?B00K8 & b.l)lC3
l,.n in |>rl< ir, v I,iny risi: needed ? vi n ulu ic; 1 On nil lenin,
ll. V. J .'vii.mn A Cu.. L il M in hi.. Ku bimmil, Va,
Auugsi 21. 1882 . 40.1 y
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WA 8>Bl %1/L/t. H. O.
FACULTY :
H KV F, I? M ii i.i, M.i.Y, D. I)., President.
ll KV J. Il IIII.KY, D. I).
Riv ll. Srito.Nu A. M.
PROP. WM. S Mooan.
IMIE next session commences September 21,
I8S2. English, Classical lind Scientific
(.'ourses Military drill. Tuition SVK) per
annum. Hoard in private families $10 por
month Localed al the base o' the Dine Rid go
Mountains, the climate is unsurpassed. For
further information ur catalogue address uny
member ol Ibo FrtOiihy.
F I' MU LL ALLY. D D., President.
.Inly 27: IH82. 30-tf
INSURANCE
IM IE undersigned Ins nocepied tbe Agent)
n> lim ?'OtalIllOUiit I I Hill MUMU
C<Mtl|?iMtni New York, for ?allulla. rV...
Uiilnii mil vicinities, mid m now prepared
recelmi applieiiliniis |i,v pali?les,
I he live ,' ir niau i now toiture. Insnr
1 Dwellings Dui Hui 'linus. Fiii-nliiir.*, Slr
.. - ?' till? 8. I?. DENDY.
>. < ..< i.no.nial Insuranoo Company,
Wall.nlbi. 8 C.
September 2S, 2M82. i'o ociAnov?loi:iin
ir<nnivt;?tf>i?VT-Vii->-BnfTiiii-1
South Carolina Railroad'
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and niter May lotti, 1881, Passenger
Trains will run as follows until further oolloo:
GREENVILLE EXPRESS.
(KUNU EAST, (DAILY 8X0BPT SUNDAYS.)
Lonve Columbia 0 00 p ra
Arrive Camdon 8 45 p m
Arrivo Charleston 10 45 p m
OOINO WEST, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.)
Leave Charleston 0 00 a m
Loavo Camdon 0 15 a m
Arrivo Columbia 10 35 a m
WAY FREIGUT AND PASSENGER
TRAINS.
OOINO BAST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.)
Leave Columbia *6 30 a m
Arrive Camden 12 49 p m
Arrivo Augusta 3 20 p m
Arrive Charleston 1 55 p m
OOINO WEST (DAtLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.)
Loave Churloston *9 05 a m
Loavo Augusta 7 55 a m
Arrive Columbia 5 30 p ra
* Passengers leaving Columbia or Charleston
on these trainR have to ohange oars at Branch
ville to reach Charleston at 1.55 p m or Co
lumbia nt 5.30 o m.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
OOINO BAST DAILY.
Leave Columbia 9 00 p m
Arrive Augusta 7 25 a m
Arrivo Charleston 0 35 a m
OOINO WEST DAILY.
Leave Charleston 8 10 p m
Lcavo Augusta 7 00 p m
Arrivo Columbia 5 30 a m
On Columbia Division Night Express Trains
run daily; all other 'JVains daily except Sunday
On Augusta Division all Passenger Trains
mn daily.
Sleeping Cars are attached to Night Express
Trains-berths onlg $1.50 between Colwnbia,
Charleston and Augusta,
On Saturdays and Sundays round trip tickets
are sold to and from ail stations at one first class
fare for the round trip, good till Monday noon to
return. Regular excursion tickets, good for ten
days, are soldat six cents per mile to and from all
stations.
Connections made at Columbia reith Columbia Jb
Greenville Railroad and Charlotte, Columbia d'
Augusta Railroad at Charlotte Junction, by train
arriving at Columbia at 10.85 am and leaving Co
lumbia af 0.00 p m lo and from all points on both
roads; at Charleston with steamers for New
York on Wednesdays and Saturdays; also with
steamers for Jacksonville and all points on St.
John's River, and with Savannah and Charleston
Railroad to all points South.
Connections are made at Augusta with the
Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad to and
from all points Wt st and ' South Through
tickets can be purchased to all points South and
West by apjilt/ing to
A. H. DsSAUSSURE, Agent,
Columbia, S. O.
JOHN H. PECK,
General Superintendent.
D. C. AT.r.KN, Geo. Pus. and Ticket Agt
li?chiiioiMl & Dunville ES. fl.
PASSENGER DEPARTA! EN T.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE:
On mid ofter tho 5th of November,<Jt882,
the Passenger Train Service on tho Atlanta
and (Mist lotte Air Liue Divisiou will bc as
lol ows:
EASTWARD.
Mail und ICxpress.
No. 61. No. 53
Leave Atlanta 2 55 P M
Arrivo Gainesville 5 04 P M
Arrive Lula 5 35 P M
Ar Rabun Gap Juno 0 ll P M
\rrive Tocona 6 48 P M
Arrivo Seneca 8 07 P M"
Arrive Greenville 10 OG P M
Arrive Spartutiburg ll 40 P M
Arrive Qustonie 2 01 A M
Anivo Chorlotto 3 21 A M
WESTWARD.
Mail und Express. Mail.
No. 50. No. 52.
Leave Charlotte 1 00 A M
Arrivo Gastonia 2 08 A M
Arrive Spartanhurg 4 31 A M
Arrivo Grcenvillo 5 59 A M
Arrivo Seneca 7 43 A M
Arrivo Toocoa 9 18 A M
Ar Rabun Gap Juno 10 00 A M
Arrivo Lula 10 37 A M
Arrive Gainesville ll 06 A M
Arrivo Atlanta 1 30 P M
Accotnmod ition Train ("Air Lino Belle")
Loavo Atlanta 5 00 P M
Arrive nt Atlanta 8 40 A M
T. M ll. TALCOTT, General Manager.
I. Y. SAG Fi. Superintendent.
M Sf.AUOtlTF.lt, Gen Pas. & Ticket Ag't.
W. .) HOUSTON A. G. P- Agent.
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Professional O ard.
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WFLLS, ORR & THOMPSON,
A.ttoru.oyra-ftt?Ijaw,
Wallinna, s. i),
\1.L businofs entrusted to thom will rcccivo
prompt attention.
March Bl, 1881 20-lf
iiniTTVS OrtrnUH, 27 stops, 10 ?eis
'.ceds. only $011. Pill MON $l?5up. Hare
lolidav Inducements ready. Wrlto or call on
?*-.. *,'*"?'V Wnfttilnpfftn N. J.
?KV.A.I.II?Bll? WritoT
After a thoron rr h trial of tho
IRON TONIO, I take ploaou.ro ?
in statin* that I havo boon
?Toatly bonefltod by ito
Hftt Ministers and Pub-,
Wo Gpeakors will find lt
of tho irroateBt valu o
where a Tonio is nooos*
5ary* ?,"commend lt
aa a roliablo romotlial
".front, jpOBseosinflr un?
aoubtod nutritivo and
restorative properties.
louuvUte, Ky,, Oct. 2, 1882. i
ruBPABED BI TBS DR. HARTER JUE.
Columbia and Greenville Railroad
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
COLOMBIA, 8. 0., Novombor 8tb, 1882.
Ou and after Monday, Novombor Otb,
1882, tho Pnnsougcr Trains will run as
herewith indicated upon this road and its
branches daily, ozoopt Sundays:
NO. 52 UP PASSENGER.
A-Leavo Columbia at ll 42 a m
Alston at 12 51 p in
Newborry at 1 65 p na
Ninety Six, 8 80 p tn
Hodges at 4 28 p m
Belton st 5 57 p m
Arrive, at Greenville 7 80 p m
NO. 53 DOWN PA88ENQER.
Loavo Greenville at 1115 am
Belton at 12.53 p tu
Hodges st 2 17 p tn
Ninety Six, 3 25 p ni
Newberry at 4 50 p m
Alston at 5 55 p nt
F ^-Arrive at Columbia 7 00 p tit
SPARTANBURG, UNION ?fe COLUM
BIA RAILROAD.
NO- 52 UP PASSEN 0 Kit.
Leave Alston at 1 03 p nf
Union 8 27 p tn
B-Spartuoburg S.,U AC.Depot p nf
E-*Spartaburg R. & D. Depot 4 48 p nf
NO. 52 DOWN PASSKNOBR.
H -Leave S., R. ?b D. Depot I 85 p nf
Q S., U & C. Depot 1 45 p nf
Uuion 8 29 p nf*
Arrive at Alston 5 50 p ut*
LAURENS UAILROADi
Loavo Newberry at 4 58 p nf
Arrive at Laurens C II ot 8 15 p m
Leave Laurens C II ot 0 00 a tu
Arrivo at Nowberry nt 12 30 p ur*
ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
Loavo Hodges at "4 85 p m
Arrivo at Abbeville at 5 35 p vu*
Leave Abbeville at , * 10 p in'
Arrivo at Hodges nt J 2 10 p m
ANDERSON URANOII AND BLUE RIDOE R. R
UPj
Leave Belton at 5 57 p rn
Anderson at 0 38 p tu
Pendleton at 7 23 p tn
C-Seneca 8 08 p m
Arrive at Walhalla al 8 35 p rm
DOWN.
Leavo Wulhalla at 10 05 a nt
D-Seucoa City 10 36 a tn
Pendleton ar ll 18 a n
Anderson ut 12 06 p vu
Arrivo at Belton 12 46 p in
Through Cur Servile.
Solid 'Pr lins between Columbia anJ
Walhalla. Through Curs between Charles?
toa and Ucndersonville and Charleston
and Greenville, obviating change of cars
between either ot tho above points.
CONNECTIONS.
A-With South Carolina Rail'roadfrom
Charleston; with Wilmington, Columbia ?fe
Augusta Railroad /rom Wilmington and
all points North thereof; with Chat lotte,
Columbia efe Augusta Railroad from
Charlotte and points North thereof,
B- With Asheville. <t\ Spartanburg
Railroad for points in Western North
Carolina.
C- With Atlanta <fc Charlotte. Air Line
Railway for A lanta and alt points South
and West.
D-With Atlanta and Charlotte Air
Line. Railway from Atlanta and beyond
K- With Richmond and Danville Rail"
road.
F- With South Carolina Railroad for
Charleston; with Wilmington, Columbia &
?uyusta Railroad for Wilmington and thu
North; with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad for Charlotte and the
North.
O- With Asheville and Spartanbui-g)
Railroad from Henderson ville,
II- With Richmond and Danville Rail
road from Charlotte and beyond.
Standard time used is Washington, D.
C., roh ich is fifteen minutes /aster than
Columbia. J. W. I RY, Supt.
T M. R. TALCOTT, General Manager.
A. POPE, Genera1 Passenger Agent.
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