Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, November 07, 1900, Image 4

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0% fU?fojee <&a\xxux. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING. -BY JAYNE8, SHELOR, SMITH & 8TE0K. R. T. JAYNE?, >....." , ,,...." I 1). A. BM ITU, J. W. SHELOR, J *'U3, 1 1 IJB8, I J. A. ?TECK. SUBSCRIPTION. SI.OO PER ANNUM. ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. Communications of a personal oliaraotor ohargcd for ns advertisements. f?jf" Obituary notices and tributes of respect, of not over ono hundred words, will bo printod freo of charge All ovor that numbor must bo paid for at tho rato of ono cont a word. Cash to accompany manuscript. WALHALLA, S. C. ? \\ IDNINHA V, NOV. ?, I00O. HI3 VISIT TO VESUVIUS. And Wim! Ho Thomtht im Hu Gnaod Into th? Flory Pit. An Arno rican who detests sightsee ing upon principio loafed for six wooks at Sorrento without Stirring lu the di rection of places most tra velors would bavo thought it criminal to omit. His only dread was the cress questioning Of kind friends when be got borne. To confess that bo bad deliberately staid away from all tboso celebrated spots of iutorest would brin;, down no oud of scorn and denuncia I ion upon bim. Hut Bulllclent unto the day ls tho evil there of, and the American resolved to trust to Inspiration to get him out of such possible scrapes. The llrst person ho met after leaving Sorrento was an American woman on tho train, and the first thing she wanted to know was if lie had climbed Vesuvius. "I did," said the American without a quiver. "Oh, tell mo nil about il!" cried the woman. "HOW Interesting lt must have been! My husband never would let nie go up, but I'd just love to hear your experience." The American, having heard tho whole story ninny, ninny times, plung ed into lt with much detail. Ile do? ?cribed the long drive from Naples to the Coot of tho mountain and tho steep ness of the Inclined railway mid the way the women of tho party squealed wild all tho rest of it. From lime to time the woman Interrupted with some searching question, but so weU did he know lils lines that never once did she catch him napping. At last, after a realistic account ol* how, after leaving the traill lie had plunged bis way on foot through tho hot, powdery lava to the crater's very edge, tho American paused for breath. "And what," asked tho woman, "were your sensations as you gazed down Into that fiery pit V" "Madam," said the American, "I thought ol' tho falo that awaited all liars."-New York Sun. DANGEROUS MAN EATERS. The Af. lean Crocodile In a Sivlft, Silent and Kn till Koo. "The most dangerous foes wo have to meet on the Kongo," says Stanley, "are tho crocodile, the hippopotamus and the buffalo. On my hist visit to thu Kongo three of my men were killed by crocodiles, one by a hippopotamus and one by a buffalo. 'There are herds of hippopotamuses along the Kongo and Its tributaries and thousands of croco diles. Tho latter are the worst foes, be cause they are so silent and so swift. You see a man Untiling in tho river. Ile ls standing near the shore, laugh ing at you perhaps, laughing In the keen enjoyment of his bath. Suddenly he falls over, and you see him no more. A crocodile has approached unseen, bas struck him a blow with Hs tail and seized him Instantly. "Or it may be that the man ls swim ming. Ho ls totally unconscious of danger. There ls nothing to stir a tremor of apprehension, but there In deep water, under the shadow of that rock or hidden bon oath the shelter of tho trees yonder, ls a hugo crocodile. It has spotted tho swimmer and is watching its opportunity. Tho swim mer approaches, lie ls within striking distance. Stealthily, silently, unper ceived, the creature makes for its prey. The man knows nothing until he ls seized by tho leg and dragged under, ami he knows no moro. A bubble or two Ind?calo tho placo where he bas gime down, nod that ls all." One of llnrrlnon'M Joleen. "Benjamin Harrison once played a mean trick on mo at Miami universi ty," said William P Klshback. "Wo boarded with a widow in Oxford, and there came to be a discontent among the boys about tho food not being snlli clently generous In supply. A meeting was held in Harrison's room to arrange a formal protest. Lots were east as lo who should presen! tho case at tho breakfast table. Thu ballot box was Stuffed, and 1 was elected, 1 spuke at the breakfast table and stated that tho boys objected to paying so much for so scant a menu. 1 expected lo be sup ported by thc others. "Honjnmin Harrison spoke and. io my dismay, said; ?Ve don ! know how Mr. I<'lshback has boon living at homo - he may luivo been II pampered son of luxury- but, ns for ibo rest of ns, wo have no complaint to make.' "And that disposition of fun and hu mor never left Heiijainin Harrison." Wit rm th or lllril?' lllood. The blood of birds offers some data for thought not found in the blood of any other class of animals. The blood corpuscles aro shaped differently, be ing oval instead of round. Hut (his IH not tho difference to which I refer. Hirds' blood ls several ?logrees warmer than that of Other animals. To man such a temperature of Hie blood as birds possess would be a fever. This high temperature causes molecular changes In tho tissues and brain lo lake place moro rapidly, which would cause tho Consumption Of inore f.I, and brain activity would bo more Intense, so thal for the same amount of work lt Smaller bra!:', would meei all tho re QuIromentS, which nt ll lower temp?ra ture Would require one of greater size. --Phrenologien I Journal. Where OcitlflM C.MUCH III. t?nmes i>o you think it Indicates a high degree of Intellectuality to bo able to write poet ry '.' Hawson Not at ali. Almos) anybody can write poetry, lt requires brains to get il published. Posion Transcript. i'll. Ulna l>t>ol ll toil One. A severo and eldorl?' woman passed by willi one of hoi' kind. We caught only this fragment: "lt seems lo inc som 'MM son-' are boi n Just lo gel the first rending of hew books at the Allie menin."-- Boston .Tournai, Fiv vi had y ou n ?r; men in Nev Jersey killed a girl with "knockout drops" and a hrulal assault mi tlx hight of t he "J illi instant. Tin y hftyi been arrested. TlIK COURIEK and the Atlanta (,'onali union and tho Home and Kami one yoa for tho sum of .f'2. Monumental I am prepared al Monuments, Tombs, 5 and Headstones ^ Having desi?ne< cner Monument Executive Corni mental work in can satisfy all w ADDRESS Q_ |-| _ ty| ? Now R( Wo aro now ready to ?how y< of goods ovor brought to this c our store say ours is tho best GOODS over soon boro. Our p our expenses aro loss than mo places. Our lino of NOTIONS, HOSIERY, EDGINGS, FINE LACE CURTAINS, 75c. up Carpets, Rugs, Matting, and i need that wo havo no. space am All wo ask is for you to visit prioo, quality and stylo of goodi J. & J. s. "Wo H till ill h YUSSOUF. A stranger cum* ono night to Yussouf'a tont, Saying: "Ik-hold uno outcast amt in dread, Against whoso lifo tho bow ut powor Is bent, Who liles ?ml halli not where to lay his headl I Conto to thoo for ?helter and for food. To Yussouf, called through all our tribes 'The Good.' " "This (ont ls mino," Mid Yussouf, "but no moro Than lt ts God's. Come tn and he nt peace. Freely f-lm11 thou partake of ntl my store As ! of his who htlildcth ovor those Our tell s his glorious roof of night and day And nt whoso door none ever yoi heard 'Nay.' " So Yussouf cntortillncd Ida guest that night And, waking him oro day, said: "Hero Is gold. My swiftest horse is saddled foi Uiy Hight. Depart before the prying day grow bold." As otto lamp lights another nor grows less, So nobleness cnklntllcth nobleness. That inward light Hie Stranger's face made grand, Which shines from all tell conquest. Kneeling low. Ile bowed his fort head upon Yinsoufs hand, Sobbiug: "O she'.k, I cannot leave thoo sol I will rep?y tin e. All this thou hast done Unto that Ibrahim who slew thy soul" "Take thrice the gold," raid Yussouf, "for with thoo Into tho desiri, never lo return. My one black thought shall ride away from nie. Firstborn, for whom b) day and night I yearn. Italanccd and Just are all of Hud's decrees. Thou art avenged, my firstborn. Sleep in peace I" -Jjiues ItUSBoll Lowell. Locals Irom Danvile. DANVILK, S. C., November 5.-Wo wish to lot tho peoplo of Ocouoo know how our town and country aro progressing. Wo have ono of tho finest timbrell sec tions in tho South. Wo wUl not have it long, however, for tho sound of engines is almost deafening and tho roads are crowded with wagons loaded with lumber ami shingloH, Wc aro glad that wu have thc timber to fall back on, for our cribs anti cotton houses aro not full and wo fear there, will bo a shrinkage in tho sinoktdiouse. From all appearances Mr. J, W. I'Vnd loy is going to erect a magnificent dwelling. Mr. J. D. Vernor is having his mill re paired on Pall crook. Danville numbera among her business men Messrs. T. M. Littleton, White Prix, Henson Chapman, Elim Rankin, Wm. Holden. Wo are contemplating having a foundry and hardware establishment, which will be oponed by Marian, from Ducklown. What wt; need most is a railroad to bring our merchants their goods-in faot, ?I wo got the iron foundry, wo will have Itt have ono. Tnt: lIUSTi.Klt. Tho death rate from consumption in (Onglnnd and VValos, it is noted, has boon reduced from 38 por 1,000 of population in 18:58 to Li per 1,000 at present. In New York city in 1880 there were 4 ll deaths from thc disease; in 1800 there were ?197 ; in 1801 the number was 8?0 ; and in 1800 only 'JKf).- News and Courier. Ono Marion farmer is out more than a thousand dollars because he contracted hist spring to still his cot ton t rop at seven cents. We art; now receiving ono of tho largos! anti best selected stock of dry goods, (ll'OSS goods, shoes, hats, clothing, hard ware, crockery, glassware and groceries. Como anti ^et bargains, J. & J. S. Car ter, Westminster, S. 0. . a- . A decision has been rendered in tin; New York Supreme Court, tho effect of which is that suicide is ho bar to tho collection by the benefi ciary of a life insurance policy, even though the policy prohibits it within a certain period. Many of the largo companies and insurance orders, it is stated, aro now leaving tho suicide clatiso out of their contracts alto getlici') but there are still some that will he affected should this decision hold goherally, It' thi! weekly editors of South Carolina do not keep oloan nowaday? it will not bo for tho lack of soap, A great many of them aro running an ?i i iii their papers for which they have been paul in a toilet article guaranteed to cleanse even thc '"devil." ?Sugar cane mills have begun te grind steadily. A very fair crop ol cane was made this year and tht farmers expect to have a plenty ol molasses With a little to spart! tothost people who do not often get such fi good illino; to oat. lt looks like lilyan now. At thi> timo of tho year in '8 1 the Kepiibli cans laughed at ('loveland's chance! of election, bul Crover got ibero al tho sanio, They are making groal boasts now, but two weeks from to day they'll bo gnashing their tooti and buying crape, unless sig?is at thick and bright as ihe stars ol I leaven go out 111 darkness. -. Ki V0 tons a day of snails are cato I in Taris. The lie ins in the Soiithwosteri Territorios aro anning to resist tin nllotmont of lands by tho govern mont. Trouble is ox peeled. --Tho Atlanta Semi Weekly JournS anti TlilC CoUltlliH for $1.50 a year. I Designing! t all times to f ill orders for tatuary v d and executed the Wag ; for the Semi-Centenni?l tnittee, and other monti this section, I feel that I ho wish work in this line. YHEW WALHALLA, S. C. ?ady ! )U ono of tho host and largest stooks ounty. Tho ladies who havo visited solootod and nicest lino of DRESS ricoB aro bolow any ono OIBO, because rohants who do business in largor INSERTIONS, to $6.00. numbers of other ai fieles that you [I timo to specify. our storo and wo will pleaso you in I. CARTER, . HUMOROUS. A Woman's Reason. "My husband loves mo dearly," Said a wife with knowing look; "How do I know? Well, becauso Ho oats evorthiug I cook." Rendered Harmless. Sho : "The first mau who proposed to ino said that if 1 didn't marry him ho would shoot himself before my oyes." Ho: "Ileavens! Ile must havo been insane. Why didn't you have liiin placed under restraint ?" Slie : "I did-I married him." Thoughtful. Judge : "Have you anything to say beforo tho son tonco is passed ?" A censed : "One thing, your Honor : Consider the youth of my attorney. Remember how hard lie tried, and show what consideration you can for him." Ho Know Her. Friend : "Don't grieve so over your faithless wife's elopement with your friend. Try to forget her." Deserted Husband: "It isn't that. I can forget her. Hut my poor friend-how will it bo with him?" Was She thc Only Ono? Visitor to Lunatic Asylum : "And how did thia poor man in No. 68 happen to lose his mind ?" Doctor: "Ah, poor man! lrnro ciprocated love." Visitor : "And this poor creature in No. 69 ?" Doctor: "Oh, ho become crazy through marrying the woman who was tho object of No. f>8'rt unrecip rocated love." A Confession. As a pleasant-faced woman passed the corner Jones touched his hat to hor and remarked feelingly to his companion : "All, my hoy, I owe a great deal to that woman." "Your mother?" was tho query. "No; my landlady." He Couldn't Help lt. "Why, Johnny, how much you look like your father," remarked a visitor to rt small four-year-old. "Yos'm," answered Johnny, with an air of resignation, "that's what everybody tells me ; but I can't help it." Wouldn't Pay Him to Bo Good. / "Mamma," said four-year-old Harry, "if you'll give me a nickle to buy some candy, I'll ho real good." "No," ?ho replied, "I'm not going to pay you to be good." "All fight, mamma," answered tho , little fellow, "but you'll bo sorry whon I grow up good-for-nothing." If you ward tho best Hour in this conn try hoy Roxane, highest patent and i Raker's Choice fancy patent and you will koop ponce ill your family. .1. A ,). S ' ('arter, Westminster, S. C. A New Jersey Judge, it is noted, lias made the point that negroes of foreign birth cannot be naturalized in tho United Stales. An appliea [ lion was linnie to him by a negro from Dutch Guinna, who isa student. f at Princeton and wishes to become a > citizen of tho nation, Tho Judge i cited the language of the Federal Statute, which permits tho naturali zation of "white males only" and advised bim that it wan impossible , under the Statute for him to become I a citizen of this country. And it i will require an act of Congress to open the way for him, . For sprains, SWOllillgfl and lameness . there is nothing so good as Chamber ' Iain's Rain Rahn. Try it. foi' salo hy J, W. Doll. , Tho Unitoil States Supremo Court has again upheld tho constitutionality j of (.no South Carolina i ogist rat ion . law, in tho ease of Daniel Gray Wiley, plaintiff in error, against Siliklor and others. The Court held that Wiley's right to vole for mem ber of Congress WAS undoubled, hui I ' that thc plaintiff, having failed to register, that defect was fatal. Juvonile Storo Kooplng. A O-yom-oly boy who had boon loft by his father, a villano merchant, to koop an oyo on tho store while tho father wont to tho post offloo to mail a lotter, was standing with much dignity on a box behind the eountor when another urchin of about his own ago entered. "I'm koopin storo," ho said loftily. "That ain't nuthin hard to do," retorted tho visitor, resenting tho implied superiority. "It's moro than you ovor dono." "I don't havo to do it. But I could." "Huh ! What do you know about tho storo business anyhow ?" "You talk as if a follor had to know a whole lot." "Ho has got to know lots moro'n you do. Say do you know what *B. S.' moans ?" "No." "I do. It menus 6 cents. Do you know what 'O. J.' moan??" "No." "I do. It moans 18 cents. Do you know what" But there tho senior proprietor of tho establishment returned, just in time to prevent Iiis ambitious young man of business from giving away tho entire cost mark.-Youth's Com panion. OltDlNANCElS OF THE TOWN OF WALHALLA. An Ordinance Respecting tho Streets, Pavements and Ways of tho Town of Walhalla. ?BK IT Oltu MN Kl) by bc Intendant and Wardens of the Town of Walhalla in council assembled and by authority of tho same: SKOTION 1. That it shall be unlawful to run a horse or mulo on Main street, and any person or persons so do ing slpill be guilty of a misdemeanor. SKOTION 2. That it shall bo a misde meanor for any person or persons to rut trees on any streets of tho town. SKOTION :?. That it shall bo unlawful for any porson or persons to injure any simile irees by bitching horses, mules or other live stock thereto, or otherwise committing any act which is calculated to injure said trees. SKOTION 4. That it shall bo unlawful to leave melon rinds or other such trash on the streets and any person or persons so doing, who shall refuse to remove the same on request of the Mayor or Marshal, shall bo guilty of a misde meanor. SKOTION 5. That it shall bc unlawful to leave any piles or accumulations of lum ber, Uro wood, rocks or other material on tho streets, OXCOpt South Broad street, along the lineof railroad or lumber yard, and any person or persons so doing shall ho guilty of a misdemeanor. SKOTION <>. That it shall bo unlawful for any merchant, (derk or other person to allow- to accumulate on Main street, in front of their premises, any sweepings or collections of papers, paper boxes, tin cans, broken glass or crockery, or other such trash ; and it shall he a misdemeanor for any person or persons so to do. SKOTION 7. That ball playing or other amusements on Main street are prohibit ed, and lt shall bethe duty of the Mar shal to arrest all persons so engaged and bring them before the Mayor lo bo dealt with according to law. The Mar shal shall also disperse any crowd or crowds assembled on the sidewalks of tho town. SKOTION 8. That it shall bo unlawful to shoot guns, pistols or other firearms, lire-crackers or slingshots, or to throw lire-balls, within the incorporate limits of the town, and any person or persons so doing shall bc guilty of a misde meanor: Provided, a person may shoot ll roar ms on bis own premises for tho bona lido purpose of protecting bis property from damage hy animals or birds wild by nature: Provided, further, that the dis charge of balls or sind, from any firearms hy any porson for the purpoSo aforesaid, within the incorporate limits, shall he confined to the premises owned or occu pied hy the person shooting, SUCTION P. That it shall he unlawful to ride or drive upon the sidewalks, or to lead a horse thereon, except to cross the same at a regular crossing, or to place any obstruction which may impede a free passage on or along any sidewalk, and any person or persons so doing shall he guilty of a misdemeanor: Provided, that a drayman may drive or back his wagon on tho sidewalks for the purpose of loading or unloading heavy trunks, boxes, Ac, at Otico, but must drive oil immediately after so doing. SKOTION IO. That it shall be unlawful to tide a bicycle on the sidewalks of Main Street between the Court House sonare and Ibo cross street at .1. W. Hoi Ionian's r?sidence Any person so doing shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor: Pro vided, thal any person riding a bicycle wdio shall collide with a person walking on tho sidewalks shall bo guilty of a mis demeanor. SUCTION ll. That tho game of cock fighting is prohibited within the incorpo rate limits of the town, and any person or persons taking part in or witnessing sm h game, as either participant or spec tator, shall be subject to tine, or impris onment, at tin-discretion of the Intendant within the limits of his authority. SKOTION 12. That it shall bc unlawful for any person or persons, other than employe s, or passengers coming in or going oil, to assemble at the depot in Walhalla and get. on thc trains. lt shall be tho duly ol Hie Marshal to be at the depot, on (?ie arrival and departure of thc trains and airest all persons getting on tho cars, or attempting to get on, other than employees Ol' passengers as afore said, and bring them before the Intendant to bo dealt with according to law. SKOTION 18. That any person or per sons violating any <>f tho foregoing pro visions of this ordinance shall be liable lo arrest and line or imprisonment at thc discretion cd thc Intendant within thc limits of his authority. SK< i ION M. That this ordinance shall bc doomed general and perpetual, shall go into clVcct upon its publication, and continue of force until repealed or amended. Ilene in Council ami rntlllcd under the corno rate seal <>i thc Town ol Walhalla on [L. 8.] the Tili ilny of Kobruary, limo, ami in HM'ililli year ul Hie sovereignty ami I mic nen tlc ncc of lite United Slates of Am?rica. I S. 11(11.1.KM AN, Intendant. ,IAS. THOMPSON, Clerk ami Treasurer. An Ordinance lo Preserve the Health and Cleanliness of the Tosvn of Walhalla, Uli ir OltDAlNK-li by the Intendant and Wardens of the Town of Walhalla in council assembled, and hy authority of tho saino: SKOTION I. That all residents, whether ownets of properly or tenants occupying the same, within the Incorpo rate limits, are expected to koop their premises in a clean ami healthy condi tion, ami any person or persons failing or refusing lo remove a nuisance, when re quested so to do by the Board of Health, shall be guilty <>i 0 misdemeanor and may be punished al the discretion of the Intendant within the limits id his au thority , and such nuisance may be abated by the Marshal at the expense of the owner Ol' occupant. SK? I ION Thal il shall ho unlawful to establish any slaughter house or butt her pen within Hie corporate limits ol Hie loWll, and any person or lOi'SOHS so doing shall be liable to line ol imprisonment af tho discretion Of the Intendant within t he limits of his ant Inu it v. Si I NON'.I. That any (loa i untiing at largo wi Ililli the Incorporate Minus of Hie town, he tween Hie Ctol .lune ami tim l-l of llclohcr. Ullin,in nui/./.IO, Halite i,, ln> seized ?md retained hy the ?Mai-hal fora pei lint of twenty-four lion i s,'dur llIK which li. his owner uni! redeem him hy paying Hie sinn ol two dollars, mid. il m,i RH rc deemed, tho llog ls then to lie .-..hi. 'flint any ow net ol a dec or dojrs who sh;tll let Mich do? nr dogfl run at large on the .streets ot Hie towt! winnini hoi UK muzzled shall ho deemed gullly nf a mlsdoinoanor nnd shall bo punished ac the dis- . orotlou of tho Intendant within tho Hunts of his authority. SKOTION 4. Tba*, thia ordinance Bhall bo doomed gonoral and porno tu al, shalt go into offeot upon its publication, and continuo of foi'CO until repealed or 1 amondod. Dono in Council and ratiflod under tho corpo- 1 rate soal of tho Town of Walhalla on ? [L. 8.] the 7th day of Fobruary, 1000, and lu tho 124tb year of tho sovereignty and : Indopondouco of tho United States of Auierlea. F. 8. HOI,i,F,MAN, Intendant. JAB. THOMPSON, clerk and Treasurer. I An Ordinance to Regulato Trafile by ? Itinoraiit Traders, Auotlonoors and Transient Morohauts. UK IT Ono AI NI-: i ) by tho Intendant aud Wardous of tho Town of Walhalla, in council assembled, aud by authority of tho samo: SKOTION 1. That itinerant traders, auotiouoors, or transient mor ohauts, solliug, or in any manner offer ing for salo, any goods, wares, or mer? obandiso, within tho Town of Walhalla, at auction or private salo, shall pay in advance a license tax of twenty-live dol lars nor month, Hf toon dollars nor wook, or llvo dollars por day: l'rovldod. tho provisions of this ordinance shall not apply to ordinary dealers in products of tho farm, gardon or dairy. SKOTION 2. That any porson soiling or offering for salo any goods, wares or mor chaildiso. as itinerant trader, auctioneer or transient merchant, within tho Town of Walhalla, without having Ilrst paid tho license tax required by this ordi nance for so doing, shall bo subject to line or imprisonment at tho discretion of tho Intendant within tho limits of his authority. SKOTION 8. That this ordinaiieo shall bo deemed gouoral and porpotual, Bhall go into effect upon its publication and continuo of force until repealed or amended. Done In Council nnd rntillcd under the corpo rate seul of tho'town of Wallinlla on IL. 8.1 tho 7th day of February, HMM), nnd tn the 1'241 lt year ?if tho sovereignty and independence of t lie United Hintes of America. F. H. liol,I.K.MAN, Intendnut. ,)AS. THOMPSON, Clerk nnd Treasurer. An Ordinance to Prosorve tho I'oaco and Good Oidor of tho Town of Wal halla. UK rr OUDAINKD hy tho Intendant and Wardens of tho Town of Walhalla, in council assembled, nnd by authority of tho same: SKOTION 1. That any person found drunk in tho Town of Walhalla, wheroby tho peace and good order of the town may bo impaired, or tho conven ience of other persons intorferod with, shall bo guilty of a mibdotuoanor, SUCTION 2. That any poison commit ting an act of publi? indecency oil a st reel shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor. SUCTION 3. That any person convicted of keeping n disorderly house within tito limits of the Town of Walhalla shall, upon con viction of such offonCO, lie lined a sum not less than $26 nor moro than $30, and the owner or lessee of any il welling house or other building situated within said meornorate limits who lots or sub-lets any such dwelling to any poison or persons, tobe used as n bnwdy house or house of prostitution, shall, upon conviction, pay a line of not less titan ?ff? nor moro than $30, for every day upon which such bouse or building may be used or kept, and ho otherwise punished within tile discretion of the Intendant within the limits of lils authority. SKOTION4. 'thal any person or persons who shall he gullly of lighting", rioting, using profane lan guage or other disorderly conduct within Ibo incorporate limits shall be punished as Tor mis demeanor, SKOTION fi. That it shall be theduty of the Mar shal to arrest all persons guilty of misdemeanors or lighter crimes within the incorporate limits of the town by violation of the laws ol' the State of South Carolina, OcotlOO county, or by violation ol anv Ordinance of tho 'town of Walhalla and bringtllOIII before thc Intendant or a Warden acting in bis stead, who shall have such power to pass snell order in ibo premises as, in his opinion, justice, may require, consist out with the authority of tho'Council in such case provided. SKOTION <>. That it shall bo the duty of the Marshal or Policeman, aller lite arrest of any person, whose violation of any ordinance Inter leres with the peace and good order of the towal, or the conduct of the person arrested after the arrest is made is snell as to impair the peace and good order of tho town, to closely contine such person amt produce him as required by law for examination or proper administration of criminal justice as the case may require. SKOTION 7. That no person or persons, other than a lawful dispenser, shall sell any spirituous or intoxicating liquors within tho corporate limits of tho town, either by drinks ol in larger quantities, and any per son or persons violating this .Section shall be subject to lino or imprisonment at the discretion of tho Intendant within the limits of his authority. SkCTION 8. That tho Marshal is author ized to arrest any person found on the streets between 10 o'clock p. m. and o'clock a. m. who cannot give a satis factory reason for such presence on the streets during these hours. SUCTION 0. That al! places of business Ol' amusement must bo closed on tho Sab bath day, except drug stores, livery sta bles anil restaurants, and the violator of this Section shall be subject to a penalty of $20. SKOTION 10. That any person found loafing on the B tr oe ts of Walhalla, hav ing no visible means of earning an hon est livelihood, shall he deemed a vagrant, SUCTION ll. That it shall bo unlawful for any person or persons to carry con cealed upon their person any weapon mentioned in the laws of thc Stato of South Carolina as unlawful to carry con cealed, besides, such weapons shall be for foi tod to the town. SKOTION !._'. That it shall bo ibo duty of the Marshal to arrest all persons found gambling within thc incorp?ralo limits of tho town of Walhalla. SKOTION 13. That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to resist or in any way interfere with the Marshals in the discharge of their duties. SKOTION I I. Any person or persons who shall keep, or permit to bo kept oil their premises, any place where gambling is permitted or encouraged, shall bo tried by the Intondallt, and upon conviction bo punished by lino of not less than $20.(M), or imprisonment, with or without bani labor on the streets, for not less than 20 days. SKOTION K>. That any poison or per sons wilfully striking, breaking or other wise injuring tiny street lamp, tho prop erty of the Town of Walhalla, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction of such striking, breaking or injuring of any lamp shall he subject to line or imprisonment for each lamp, at the discretion of the Intendant, within the. limits of his authority. SKCTI?N Ul. That any person keeping or occupying a house where riotous, boisterous or disorderly conduct occurs shall bo liable to tine or imprisonment at tho discretion of the Intendant within the limits of his authority. SKOTION 17. That any porson Or per sons violating any of the foregoing Sec tions of this ordinance shall ho deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and punished at thc discretion of tho Intendant within the limits of his authority. SKOTION IS. That this ordinance shall he deemed general ?md perpetua!, shall go Into effect upon its publication, and continue ol force until repealed or amended. Done in Council and ratified under the corpo rate scat of the Town ol Walhalla on IL. S.) Ibo 7tll davor February. 1000, and in the 124th year of (beSovereignty and IndopOndCIICe of tin United States of America. F. S. MULI.KM AN, Intendant. .IAS. THOMPSON, Clerk and Treasurer, An Ordinance to establish Fire Limits in the 'town of VV alitalia. UK rr OHDAINKI) by the Intendant and Wardens of (ho Town of Wlilhalla in council assembled, ami by authority of the same: SKOTION 1. That fire limits bo estab lished in thu Town of Walhalla on Main StroOt on both tho North and South sides thereof bet ween Ann street and Tugaloo street; that within said limits no HOW house shall hereafter he built of woollen material, and no additional room or romns shall be built of wood to any house now Standing within said lire limits. SKOTION 2, That all buildings hereafter erected within saitl lint limits shall he built of brick Or stone and covered with slate, tin, or /.ino. SKCTION 8, That no building or build lugs, const ruc tod of wood, of ?my size or dimensions, shall be built or erected wit hill 20(1 feet of either side of Main street within said lire limits. SKOTION-I, That this Ordinance shall bc doomed general and perpetual, shall go into olYOCt upon its publication ?md continue of force until repealed or amended. Done in Council and ratified under thc corpo rate seal of the Town ol Walhalla en [L. S.) the7lh day of February, 1000, and in the 1211b year Of Die sovereignt y and independence ol Hie United States nf Alni ilea. F. S. liol.I,KM A N, Intendant. .1 AH. THOMPSON, Cleik ?md Treasurer. A.n Ordinance to Rniso Supplies and Mako Appropriations for tko Town of Walhalla for tho Year 1000. Bis rv OitOAiNKD by tbo intendant and Wardous of tho Town of Walhalla, in jounoil aH8oniblod, and by authority of tho samo: SKOTION 1. That a tax of 80 sonta ou each ono hundred dollars of tho nssossed valuo of all real and personal property, bo lovied for ordinary town purposes to defray current expenses du ring the fiscal yoar commeuoing January 3tb,1000. SUCTION 2. That a tax of 30 couts on oaeh ono hundred dollars of tho assessed valuo of all roal and personal property, bo loviod for tho purpose of paying tho interest on and retirement of the railroad bonds. SUCTION 3. That tho tax on roal and personal property, as provided in Suctions ono nnd two of this ordinance, shall bo paid into tho oflleo of Treasurer of tho Town botweou tho 1st day of May, 1000, and 1st day of Juno, HKX), according to tho assessments made by tho Town Board of Assessors: Provided, that any property within tho corporate limits on tho ilrst day of May, not returned to tho County Auditor, shall bo listed and as sessed by tho Town Board of Assessors for taxation. SECTION 4. That on nil circuses nnd othorshows a tux uf ono to ono hundred dollars nor dny, lu tho discr?tion of tho Intendant, shall 1)0 paid. SKOTION 6. That each ami ovory person ifahlo to road duty, undor tho laws of tho State, shnll work on the streets ten days, or pay at tho rato of 60 cents por day, undor tho direction of tho Intendant or some ono tn hi? stead, nuder tho samo penalty ns prescribed hy tho laws of tim Htato for any refusal or neglect to iioriorm said work: Provided, that said person Miall ho per mitted to nay on or heforo tho Hist of April a commutation foo of 82; hut each and every ono railing to pay heforo or hy tho Ilrst of April, shall ho reipilred to pay S3. Any person coming Into tho Town after Juno 31st shall pay tho sum of 81.26 for the fall working: Provided, ho lins not worked elsewhere. SKOTION 0. That any person or persons liavlng claims against tho town must present them within sixty days or tho sanio will ho harred from payment, unless a satisfactory excuso is I rendered. SKOTION 7. That tho Intendant shall bo paid a salary of ono hundred dollars for tho llscal year WOO, to bo paid quar terly out of any funds in tho treasury available for ordinary town purposes. HenciAi. TAX KS, SKOTION 8. No person, linn or corporation shall ho engaged In, prosecute or carry on any business or profession hercinaftei mentioned ? n lunn havlnir Ilrst paid a special license tnx therefor, as follows, to wit: Agents for or dealers In fertilizers "other than regular merchants," $5. Baker, $2. Hank, with $26,000 capital or less, $26. Hank for every ?1,000 capital, in excess or 826,000, Si. Drokors, dealers in merchandise, prodtlCO on margin or commission, $3. Parlier, for one chair, $2. Harbor, for each chair over one, IS, Milliard, poid or bagatelle tables, $6. Blacksmith for ono forge, $1. Illacksmlth for each adddittonal forge, WV. Hoarding house, permanent, except for stu dents and operatives exclusively, $'?,60. Koot or shoe shop, making or repairing, 81, Hroker, dealer in horses, callie or other live stock, not paying license for sale stable or stock yard, per year, $5. Hutcher, dealer in meats, it c., $10. Dentists, 86. Dealer In cotton seed, (Milton seed hulls and meal, other thnil M regular merchant, $5. Druggist, ?5. Furniture dealer, $3. Hotel, $10. Hach insurance Company,life, tire, or accident ?5. Lawyers doing business within the town, $1 for each lawyer. Public llenrso, 83. Restaurant, si. Contractor doing a business of not over 8600, $2,60; over $500, $:>; over 81,000, $10. .Merchants shall pay a license according to (lie following schedule o'f gross sales for the year and pri?es upon sworn returns: Under.S l .ooo. S3 oo Over. I.(MK). 6 oo Over. 2,500. 7 50 Over. 6,000. IO 00 Over. 7,600. 12 60 Over.10,000. 16 Oil O vrr.15,000. 17 60 Over.20,000. 20 00 Over.26,000 . 25 00 Newspapers, other than daily, live dollars. Photographer, itinerant, live dollars. Physician, live dollars. Repair shops for guns, bioyclo, Sc., 81.60, Surveyor, S2. Sired wagon or dray, four horses, twenty dol lars. Street wagon or dray, two horses, len dollars. Street wagon or dray, one horse, $2.60. Stahle, keeping vehicles and liol SOS for hire, feed and sale, twcntv-llvc dollars. Stuhle, feed and sales, tl ve dollars. 'tailor, making and repairing, one dollar. Tin shop, making or repairing, one dollar. Watchmaker and jeweler lor repairing, ?Vc, ( wo dollars. Wheel wright, for repairing wagons and bug gies, 81. undertaker, three dollars. SKOIION 0. Thal the owner shall pay a tax of one dollar for each dog kept in town. Sra . ION 10. That tins Ordinance shall be in et. feet on the 15th day of Kohr lin ry, 1000, and until that day, said licenses limy tie issued without any penalty, to persons now engaged in any ol the above named occupations or business. From and alter the said )5lh dav of February, 11)00, il shall be the duly of the'Marshal to visit each and every person, drill or corporation, doing business "I the Town of Walhalla and inspect their license and report nil who are doing nosi ness without license to the Intendant at once. Any person or persons carrying oner prose cuting ?HIV business or occupation, or running any establishment named in this or preced ing sections, without Ilrst having taken out a li cense therefor, shall bo tined, except in cases where special penalties arc imposed, the sum of live dollars per day or be imprisoned for a term not exceeding ?V0 days, for each and every day snell business is carried on without such license. No license shall he issued for a less period than one year, dated I rom I he Hist day of the month in which thc same is issued. For any business, occupai iou or profession, not enumerated in the foregoing Sections, the li cense shall he regulated hy thc Intendant. SUCTION ll. Tho ToWll Council hereby reserves the right to revoke any license for any cause which may seem to it just. SKOTION 12. The tax on real or per sonal property provided for in this ordi nance shall bc collected during the month of May, WOO, mid any person or persons w ho shall fail to pay such taxes oil or by the first day of June, 1000, shall he liable to a penalty of twenty per cent on such tax, ann tue tax, with tho penalty and cost, shall bo collected by execution or otherwise. Any person, firm or corporation mak ing any false or fraudulent return, where a return is by this ordinance required, shall, upon conviction, bo lined not less than $'i?, nor moro than $">(), or bo im prisoned not less than iii) days or more than .'ll) days, or either or both, at the discretion of the Intendant or Acting Intendant. Done in Council and ratified under Hie corpo rate SOill of tho Town nf Walhalla on |L. s.] the Tib day of February, 1000, amt Iii the 121th year ot the sovereignty and independe ncc of t he 1'nitcd States of America, F. S. 11 OLI.KM A N, Intendant. .IAS. TIIOMI'SON, clerk ami Treasurer, A UKSOLUTION UKSPKCTINO PO UM KU nit DINANCKS. Resolved, That all laws enacted hy thc Council heretofore, not in eonlliot with these Ordinances, are considered in full force, and that each and every one of these Ordinances this day enacted shall be in full force after tho publication of tho same. Done in Council and ral Hied under thc Corpo rate seal Of tho Town of Walhalla on ll? SO the 7th day of February, 1000, and in thc 1211I1 year Of tho sovereignly and independence of the United States of America. F. 8. IIOLLKMAX, Intendant. .IAS. THOMPSON, clerk and Treasurer, Registration Notice. flillK Hooks of Hegistration for the JL next municipal election aro now open ?it C. W. Pitchford Co.'s storo. S. N. PITCHFORD, Supervisor. October 17, WOO. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It arti Heda) ly digests tho food and aida Natu ru In Strengthening and recon structing tho exhausted digestivo or gans. lt ls thc latest/discovered digest ant and tonk:. No other preparation cnn approach it In eftlclency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cu rcs Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache,Gastralgia,(h amps and all other results of iniperfeetdlgostion. Price 50<\ and fl. Large size contains 3V< times small size. Dook all aboutdyspopsla malled freo Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO. Chicano FOP SALK BY DR, J. W. HKLl,. If you desire attractive Job Printing of any descrip tion send it to the Courier Joh oilier. Briefs ami Arguments : : : : a specialty. ? r SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condemn^ Sohedulo of PMsonf?r Train?. In ttffoot May Oth, 1900. Northbound. No. 19. Uni ly LT. Atlantn.OT 7 60 a " Atlanta.BT 8 60 ft *> Kororo?? .. U DU H " b??ford. 10 06 a " Gainesville 10 85 H " Lula. 10 68 a " Cornelia.... ll 26? " Mt, Airy... ll 00ft LT. Toupna.... ? ll 6aft Ar. rfi?burt?u... . Lv, Ip?riop... o OJ a CT. w*mu??Ur. 12 film Seuooo..... '12 6? p " Control..... 1 4?p " QreenviilO. 2 Bip * bpar'bui'tA 8 87 P 44 Gaffney.... 4 20$ " Blacks!) ur g 4 88 p ? KlnipeMt.. 6 08 p " ?iwtonta... 6 36 p " Charlotta.. OOOp Ar. Or. >' ii ?bo r o (I Upi Lv. Gro'usboro Ar. Norfolk Ar. DauviUo .. Ar. Rlohmoud Ar. W'klugtou " B'moro P.I i " Ph'dolublu. " Now York V??. No. 88. Dally. 13 COm 1 Wp 2 26 p S 4&p TUT? No. 18. Ex. Hun. 4 80p 6 OOp n aip 7 03 p 7 88 p 8 (Wp 8 80p m 4 Kp , l?P ? 4?p T Wp ll 26 p 6 OU o Southbound. LT. N Y.,Pft.R. " Ph'dolphta. M Baltimore.. " yr MU'ton.. Fat Mn No. 36, Dally LT. Richmond.. LT. Danville... LT. Norfolk. Ar. Gro'nsboro ti "?'i?'p 10 4?p ll 45p 8%? ll W p UOOa 0 42 a 8 00 a 10 15 a 12 ii V?s. No. 37 Dally 4 ?0 p No. ll Dally 12 15 a 8 60 ft C '?2 ft ll ir.nl 10 40p 12 01 n 6 48p 0 00 n 6 86 p Lv. Gre'u?boro Ar. Charlotta.. Lv Oaatoutn... " King s Mt.. " bln.-ksburg M Oaffuoy... . m Hpor'burg. " OrooiiTillo. " Contrat.... '* Bonoca. " W'inlnstar. " Tocooa. f L"v\ giber (on.. Ar. Klborton... LTTMt. Airy... " Cornelia ... " Lula. M Gainesville " Buford. .. " Nororos*. Ar. Atlnnto,RT " At laut ii,CT 7 10 p ? 45 p 10 42 i> il 22P 13 2rta 1 80a 2 02 a 3 28ft ? 4'? a ll Wp r. MI fi 8 86p B 16 a TO?a ?2? o 10 07 a] 10 46 10 68 11 84 ll 80] . B0p V 00 6 40 4 18 ii 4 Oil a 6 02 a 6 25 n 6 10 n 5 lOo 8 14 8 83 pl 65. Wp FstMa No. 80. Dally. ll 60 p 18 KS 1 26a 1 68a 2 18 a 8 28a "inn ll 00p 0 10 a T 07 a 12 05m 1 12 p 1 88p 3 00p 2 ?4p 8 16p 4 Wp 6 37p 6 Kip 0 10 p fl 45 p ' 1 30) 1 Mp C 25 p CT! Ex. Kim. fl ft' ft 7 28 p 7 82p 8 00 p 8 20 pi 8 48 p 0 18 p 10 00 pl 0 00p 0 ito a 6 85 a 0 67 a 7 20 a 7 48 a 8 27 a 0 80a 8 00a Botwoon Lulu mid Athona. STATIONS. No. 13. Dally. "N*?7?0. Ex. Sun H?7?1. Ex. Sum 8 10p lt 05a LT...Lula .Ar 10 50 n 7 86 p |84p ll 00 al V May H villa11 lo 10 a 7 00 p 8 6()p ll 62 ftl " Harmony " 10 OJ ft 0 88 p 0 BOp 12 BO pl Ar, A thous .Lv 0 26 ft 0 OOP N<ifo ?lo'O connootion mode aCLula witn molo lino I rain a. "A" n. m. "P" p. m. "M" noon. "N" night. Chesapeake Lino Steamers in doily aorvloe botwoon norfolk omi Hnltlmoro. Non. 87 and 08-Doily Washington and Southwestern VoatlbUla Limited. Through Sii li n,a ii sleeping oars botwoon Now York and ow Or loan?, via Washington. Allnntn and Montgomery, and olso betweon Now York and Hom nhl Si via Washington. Atlant? and Bir mingham. Alu. elegant PULLMAN LmitAHT OIISKHVATION OAKS botwoeu Atlanta aud Now York. First ch?as thoroughfare coachoa bo twoon Washington and A tl nu ni. Dining cars Servo all incuts eu routo. Loavbig Washing* ugtou Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday? a fotirlst ?looping oar will run through botweon washington and San Franolsoo without chango. Pullmiin drawing-room sleeping caro botweon Groonsl>oro and .Norfolk. Clono conn col lon ai Norfolk for Oho POINT COMrOUT. Nos. 86 and 86-United State! Fast Mall mn? oolld botwoon Washington and Now Orloans. vift Southern Ballway, A. A W. P. R. R. and L. & N. H. H., lxij.ii g ?vinjv.mud of ooaohos. through without chango for passongorn or ali olasHOA. Pullman drawl-ur-room ?looping oar? bot wocn Now York and Now Orleans, via At lanta and Montgomery and botwoon Bir mingham and Atlanta. Dining cars serve all meals on route. Nos. ll, 88, 84 and 12-Pullman ?looping car? between Rlohmond and Chorlotto, via Dan* Tillo, aouthbound Nos. ll and 80, northbound Noa. 84 and 12. FRANK B. GANNON, J. M. GULP, Third V-P. & OOH. Mgr. T. M., Washington. W. A. TURK. 8. H. HAnDWlOK, G. P. A., Washington. A. O. P. A.. Atlanta. SOUTHERN RAILWAY." Oonitennril .Schedule In Kflfoot Juno 10th. 1000. STATIONS._CT, ffiY?,, Uv. Charleston.Ti ou p m 7 00 a in " Summerville. ia 00 n't 7 41 a m " Hnmchvillii. 1 K a m 8 56 a in " Ornngeburg. 8 60 a ni 9 28 a m " King vi Ho...... I .to a in 10 16 a in Lv. Havannah. 18 20 a m " Barnwell. 4 13 a in " Blackville.i.. 4 88 a in LT. Columbia.."... 7 (io ? m ll 05 ? m " Prospority. 8 14 n m 12 10 n'n " Newberry. 8 HO a ni 12 25 j) in " Niiietv-Six. 0 30 a in 1 20 p in " QrOonvt'ood. 0 60 a in 1 55 j> nt Ar. Hodge?._ IO 15 a m ii 16 p tn Lv.'Abliev'ille". ._.'T."y^ ' t?Tt5 ft m 1 35 p m Ar. Bolton.?. Tl 15 a" m " 8 16~p m LIT. Andorson. 10 46 ft m "2 3ft g m Ar. Q roon vii lo.~13 20 p m 4 16 p m ^.r. AUaiHa.'t?on'.Tiiiu? S 65 p ni ? 00 p m STATIONS. I tv. Orneiivillo. 7? HO p m 10 16 a In " Piedmont . 8 00 p m io 40 a in "_Willlainstoii......... j 0 32 n m IQ 65 a in Ar. Anderson ........., J" 7 ?S p Tn ll 40 a m Lv! Helton . 0 45 p m il ift a m Ar. DonnaUls. 7 15 j>_m ll IO a m ?r. AlVh?vil?o..". 8"I?"p m J2 2o p m Lv. Hoiigfts. 7 p in ll 55 a m Ar. Orcenwood. 7 65 p m 12 20 p m Ninety-Six. 8 88 p in 12 55 p m " Newberry. 0 ?io p m 2 00 p m " Prospority. a 45 i> m 2 14 p m - Columbia. ll 30 p m 3 80 p m Ar.BlnokvlUo. 8 00 a ni " Hornwoll . 3 15 a in " Bavannuli. 6 10 a m CvT KiiiKvil?o. 2 30 a m 4 43 p m " Oran gobur g. 3 15 a ni 5 33 p in " Brnuohvlllo. 4 ?'.*> nm 0 15 p m " Bummorvllle. 6 52 a in 7 28 p m At, Olmrloston. 7 to n m 8 15 pm Pst ly I Dally STVT?VVS I bally I Dally No 15.1 N oj J. No. if No. Ill fl 00pl 7 ooTi Lv..Oharloston.. Ar." y 15 p 7 00 ? 12 tun 7 41 o .' Buimiiorvlllo .' 7 2Hp 6 62? 1 63 a1 8 65 n " .Brnnchvllle. " 0 15 p 4 26 a 2 50a 0 23n " Orniigoburg " 6 38p 3 45a 4 80 alio li"> n " KiliKvUlo " 4 43 p 2 32 a rST-'dti]. i.v. ^ nv:iniuili Ar. 5 lu a 4 13 o. " ..Hu novell . " . 8 15 a 4 28nl. " ..Blackville.. " . 8o0a 0;vjo'll 40o " ..Columbia.. " R 80p 0 80p 7 07 iiil2 Ul p " . ..Alston.. .. 8 ftOn 8 60 a 8 08n l 28p " .bantno... " I 28p 7 40p 8 45 o 2 Wp " .Union. " 12 16pl 7 lop 0 04 a 8 82 p " ...Tonciivillo.. " 12 25 p ll ftOp 0 10 a 2 87 p " ....Parole!.... " 18 14 p 0 42p 0 Mini 8 10 p ArSpartnnburg Lv ll I5n! 0 lop 0 65 a 8 40 j) LvBpartnnburg Ar ll 22n n 00f> 1 |0j)j 7 15plAr...A-ilifville...l.v H Oil q ,1 05n "P" p. m. "A"a. m. "N" night. DOUBLE DAILY 8URVI01Q BKTWKICN OHARLKBTON AND OKKHN VILLK, and botWOOn Ohnrloston and A.Mhevlllo. Pullman palace slnciilng ears on Trains 1(5and 80, 87 and 88, OU A. and C. division. Dining ours Oil thone trains SOI'VO all IIIUUIH elironto. Trains loave Spurt imbil re, A. ft O. division, nortnbound, 7:o;t a.m., 3:8. p.m., o : 1H p. m., (YestlbUlS Limitad); southbound 12:26a, m., 0:15 p, m., Il :04 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.) Trains leave Orooiirtllo, A. and divinion, northbound)0;00 A. m.,2:34 i>. m. and 6:88p. m., IVostibulod Limited)?goulnboulid, 1:80 a. m., 4;!to p. m., 12:80 n, m. (Vost ibu led Limited) Tralnu 18 und ll Klnghnl Pitllmnu Parlor cars bet ween ('harlesten and A ?ho Vi 1)0. Trains 15 and ld-Pullman Drawing-Room Bleeping ears betwiou CllAI'lOStOll and Aslio Ville. Hiermit Pullman Drawing-Room Buffot Bleeping cars hut ween Suvonnoh and Ashovillo Oliroute daily between Jacksonville mid Clio fllnnoH. KRANK S. (4 AN NON. j. M. CULP, Third VP. AJ Hen. ,M?r.. Traf. Manngor, Washington, 1). O. Washington, 1). O. W. A. T?RK, H. H. HARDWICK, Clon. Pas. Agent. A. (iron. Pan. Agent, nAfhJngtOo, Dt O Atlanta, ?a. DO YEARS' EXPERIENCE TFIADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS AC. Anyone Hon ding n Rkftch sud description moy Ontckly iiscertiitii ?air opinion free whet lier nu Invention ls pr..tint.lypMOnlntuO. ('oiiuiiiintco I li HIM st rielly coiitlihmttnl. Ilnndhnok on I'tilenls Kent free. Oldc.it iigenoy for securing patent?. Putouts token ihnitudi Munn A- Co, rocolvc tf.mnl nottcf, WMllOlltCliargOi lu tho Scientific Bmcr?cati. AlinndBoinelfllliislrntr.il weekly, l.nrgest cir i .n.o i..n <>f ony flcioiilmO Journal. Terms, fan yem : four nu.ntlis, f 1, Holilhyoll newsdenlers. MUNN &Co.36,Bfo?d^ New York Branch Ofllco. 025 V St., Washington. D. C. ALL poisons indebted to the ostalo of Johu Henry Kell, Hr., deceased aro hereby notified to nuiko payment to tho utidorsigDod, and all porsonB having claims against said estate will present tho Hame, duly attested, within tue time prosoribod by law, or bo barred. JOHN H. KEIL, Ju., Executor of tho Estate of John Henry Koli, Sr., doceasod. Ootobor )7, 1000. 42-45 Dr. G. C. Probst, DENTIST, Walhalla, S. C. Office two* Doors East of Bank, Second Floor. nouns : 8.30 A. M. TO 1 r. M. AND 2 TO 0 V. M. March 24, 1808. Dr. W.F.Austin, DENTIST, SENECA,.S. C. OFFICE DAYS: MONDAYS, Fill DAYS AND SATURDAYS. Soptembor 7, 1800. WM. J. STHIIILINO. } { E. L. HKHNDON. Attorneys-At-Law, WALHALLA, S. C. PROMPT ATTENTION OIVKN TO ALI. RUBI NKSS ENTRUSTED TO TllKM. January 0, 1808. R. T. .TAYNEB. | J. W. 8UKI.O?. -M JAYNES & SHELOR, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, WALHALLA, 8. O, PROMPT attention given to all busi ness committed to thoir caro. JOB PRINTING in Good Style Send to Tlie Keowee Courier, WALHALLA, S. C. Blue Ridge R. R. H. C. BEATTIE, RECEIVER. TIME TA li LE NO. 14. SUPERSEDES TIME TABLE NO. 18. EtTcctivo 5.00 A. M., Sept. 20, 1000. WESTBOUND. 2(1 Class. 1st Class. Mixed. I'ass'r. Daily ex. Daily. Sunday. No. No. ll. No. 6. 0 * Anderson... .Lv.. 8 35 pm 8 00 am 7 t Denver. 3 45 pm 8 27 am 10 t Antun. ?J 50 pm 8 08 am 13 "Pendleton. 3 55 pm 8 40 am 10 tCherry Crossing. 4 00 pm 0 00 am 18 t Adam's Crossing. -1 04 pm 0 07 am ".,(., . .r ". { 0 30 am 24 * j Seneca. 4 15 pm j 0 BQ am 32 ?West Union. 4 45 pm 10 20 am 34 ?Walhalla_Ar.. 4 60pm 10 27 am EASTBOUND. 2d Class. 1st Class. Mixed. I'ass'r. Dally ex. Daily. Sunday. No. No. 12, No. 0. 84 * Walhalla.... Lv.. 0 10 am 12 00 M 32 ?West Union. 0 10 am 12 07 pm 24*{Seneca. 0 40am.['J-gJg 18 t Adam's Crossing. 0 48 am 3 13 pm 10 1 Cherry Crossing. 0 53 am 3 20pm 13 ?Pendleton.10 ol am j jj 'ti\nn 10 tAutui.10 0? am 4 00 pm 7 tDonver.10 18 am 4 17 pm 0 ?Anderson... Ar. .10 40 am 4 44 pm (*) Regular stop; (t. Flag station. Will also stop at tho following stations to tako on or lut oil passengers: Phin noy's, .Janies and ?Sandy Springs. No. 12 connects with Southern Railway No. 0 at Anderson. No. ll connects with Southern Railway Nos. ll and 38 at Seneca. No. 0 connects with Southern Railway No. 58 at Anderson, also with Nos. 12 and 37 at Son oca. j. R. ANDERBONI Superintendent. Pickens R. R. Co. (SCHEDULE IN EFFECT .U NK 2?TH. 18'JS. On and after.lune .'< th tito following schedule will lie nm over thu ricketts Railroad for tho purpose of hauling freight and passengers, vi'/.. !?. Daily Except Sunday. No. 10. Read Down. Mixed Train. Rodd up. ?1 '?tl a III.l.v ricketts Ar.1 f>U tn i (tu a nt.ArKasloy l.v.7 06 a in 12. Dillly Exc?ptSunday. No. tl. Head Down. Passenger .Service. Read Up. 1 HU ]t III.l.v Picketts Ar.6 46 p in 1 -lt? i> ni .Ar Kasley l.v.f> OS p nt Ti ailis will Stop lo take on or let oil passengers t tho following crossings! Ferguson's, Par nous's and MauUUtl's. Depot will bo open for the receiving and rielly ry ot freight from s a. m. io v? m. We will make it to your interest to patronize our home road hy giving good service and prompt attention. \....i,.v,..i- I JULIUS E. IH)(l(!S, President. AppioMd. j j ,r TAVLOK, (?en. Manager. A.tl?nt,ie CJoa.tst JL^iimo, Passenger I ?cpa rt mont, Wilmington, N. c., February 24, 1807. Fast Lino Between Charleston and Columbia and Upper South Carolina and .North Carolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In oi?oct February 24th, 1807. WESTWARD. ?No. 62. Leave Charleston. 7 00 a m ' Lanes. 8 20 " ' Sumter. 0 35 " Arrive Columbia.10 55 " ' Prosperity.ll 58 p m 4 Newberry.12 10 " ' Clinton.12 50 " ' Laurens. 1 15 " . Greenville. 3 00 " ' Spartanburg. 3 oo " ' Winnsboro. 0 15 p m ' Charlotte. 8 20 " ' Hendersonvillo. 8 08 " ' Ashovillo. 7 00 " EA8TWAUD. .No. ha. Loavo Aslusville. 8 20am ' Hondorsonvillo. 0 16 ** ' Spartanburg.ll 45 " " Greenville.li 50 " " Laurens. 1 45 " " Clinton. 2 io 11 '' Newberry. 2 57 " " Prosperity. 8 18 " .' Columbia. 6 15 ?* Arrive Sumter. 0 36 '? " Limes. 7 -IS " n Charleston . 0 25 " . Daily. Nos. 52 and 53 Solid Trains betv ( on Charleston and Columbia. S, C. IL Mi EMERSON, (len'l Passenger Agent. J. R. KENLY, * Honorai Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Trafilo Manager.