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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

= Il FIREs.-The forest Ares tina.
nov ..se aging In every direction are
spreading with such rapidity as to
place msny buildings in the greatest
danger aud men ere out in large mum
hefs fighting the flames that threaten
not only TO destroy the fences and crops
bn: also the homes OF those living In or
Gear the tiuiber regions. A day or two
ago one farmer on the West Side road
last his entire crop Of hsy ami most Of
his fencing by the lire. and there are
many others who are exposed To the
same loss. Throughout Washington
county = large number Of the trees
blown down III the great storm OF Jan
nary last are now on fire, and /: is feared
unless the rains soon come to extingnisb
the hsmes great damage will be do,'e.
The city !. enselopei in smokr; so
much 81 that the sun Is partially Oh
scured from view aud renders the at
mosphers very unpleasant during these
hot. snltry Augut days.-Portland
Standard.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

FhioHrrrL DEArH-Last Saturday
morning . man named Fsilman. en-.
gagged in driving . reaper in . harvest
teld near Oregon City. met with fesr
iul death. FsiimAn was busily at work
when the team Of horses attached 10 tho
r.sper suddenly became frightened Ut
so.as ohjecf. aud started ~ run away.
The driver tried his utmost to stop the
horses. hut WAS upsrocessful, and the
horses making = sudden turp. Failman
was thrown from his seat directly 10
trout II the sickle. aud In . moment
both ~ his legs were cut ID by the
sharp teeth Of the instrument. AZ
spesd,iy IA possible q ] the assistance
possible wa rendered TO the unfortan-
ate Wa,., bu, the shock TO bis nervous
system. the laas At blood and the i'm.
possibility " properly dressing his
wounds. al combined ssainst the vic
tim. AMI b. died short, after tho scci.
deaf uocntre,i
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25


ULYurI, PmaaRY AT the R-puh
licsn ,ssimsry Ia Olyutpit last Saiur
day ,spu,ex The I.,asl iutsuse feel.t :
WA mau,s.tef Asirrnss tickle, and Al
Allen icket wern l. tAe field. aud tn.
brsais mea wsre generally elected
Receiving an al svesaxs about % votes
"ut II fso IN the meets Z. The f,llsw
ing paecd geutismeu acre elected del
rs.i-s u, the County Convention which
m-.t. IA Olympus 40 Saturday next
X Mack. otto ksnke. ) q Ward. J.,
Lsmm"n. Amos Rtawu. Geo A Barnes
7 NJ Rect. 4 A Stasens, Marry Saba
A Hsrtsock. Z Il Talcost. N Pastison
WIN l. ,soa. A farqahsr. john Olsen
q @ rarn.r. S.mi Williams. NJ Il TIL
l,y, A ] f,s.,i~ss. Frank Howard, n
Hanley
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

Fur BsEsrs TICKEr."-Two tick els
w.re voted at the Republican primary
meeting. at Olympia last Saturday; one
call-d the 'Republican Ticket With
the names OF q men favorable to the
nomination II Mr. Allen. and the OF her
WAS headed The Brents Ticket. and
fsvuf, d the denomination u the prs.
ga: Il. l~gste The latter was elected
l. abtu thirty majority. Much IN
t~rs.t ~. tri,. aud 1873 votes were east.
IL j. nov conceded that the Thurs on
County delegates 10 the Republican
Convention At Vsnc aver. will lie In.
structed for Brsnts. The County Con.
ven,ion will be held on mex, Saturday.
the - u inst
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

LAxpsLrDE.-A landslide IL unusual
magnitude occurred near Cooks Ferry.
abou, three weeks si''ee. particulars of
which have not previ usiy come IN
hand. 4 hinge mas Of ShswDikan
mountain Vas suddenly observed IN be
moving .nd without tnomsnt's warn
ing thousands Of tons Of earth and rock
we're precipisstsi into the channel Of
Then,pso. river. so violent Vas the
decifeace that not only Ns. the course
OF the river impe.ed. but large por.
,ioa Of tie fiat on tue Opposite side GOV.
cred BY the slide. Fortunately TO lives
were lost. although Goyett-. the team
s,er. whose death by drowning occurred
. fe~ days afterwards. narrowly escs.
ped fatal Injuries Numbers o. fish
were washed out by the dispIscemen,
and the Indians OF the vicinity were
for some tIns busily employed saving
ard drying them for consumption -
Coloa-f.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Portland Bee hes been changed
in name to Portland Butl<tia
The TRUSTEE. for tie Hospiiai far the
Insane will meet ne1t MOI Icy.
The University opens 20 Wednesday.
September ist, just one week frosa
today.
Mr. Eoltner. the genial editor OF the
Portland Standard. mai. rs a long and
pleasant call yesterday.
Card a. Lair w,ll have their wharf
completed " il,e m.inI.ad within |.
week. which will ie a great conyeuiescs
IN them.
Augusta L DsrsoI ~a. married IN
Australia M; lo"g since, aud {. Dow
Mrs DIR 4 Pierce. she has dill cs-
ted the elbow II hes right srm
The McGibery family are 10 the
State OF New York. .. sh. 3ia Of
July they we're at Hnrnrli.silie. where
they wsrs received With much fav'r
The Stks quartz minss seem TO lie
p~teriDg out Nothing encouraging IL
heard tron them. while Of the Contrary
asf -aff w wv fah Nof 80
sale.
Dr Z l. s.si,b "a, out yessris, ia
D~w buggy. recently pafcbssd ~
him The buggy H. stout Tut !isat
ose. and the horse q bsnd-saiis gray
and gorI roafsler.
occurred 10 Victor,s 1a saniay liter
mon last. rar.e 81 KS were pl.i '
ieit. Buck. xer. d. sn from eht'a-
ney tops d u.s. cha ani tifnih t.
pie general, f,i.bt. a.
Sue g,ss ys,x dsr ssssr ~<s trsni s,i
Wet ria Iaa ~ess Through Az Ia
f.rniality D. tbs suai sAlnt. Capt Mo-
r,son and the steam. Isabel escape /.
The itap,rter vas IL $50 aud c. s..
aud tffe drsy mn " 40 .uled II throus b
tue . fs.is ~ss iins "a . like sum.
Judgment for the cry and county 10
the sum OF t2l3i - us given yester-
day by Judge Alien against George
n Wright, In. ju gms mt constitute.
niupioi,a AMI state taxes Tor the h.cal
years 1874 D sud lot on one undiv.
ded aAlf.interest in tie steamer Oiym-
piss +. Chronicle.
A telegram from w Z. Archibald to
Jack Levy Informs the latter that
the Steamship Dakota arrived at Vic
toria 4 Ut haif-psst eight o'clock last
evening. and that she would leave Tor
Seattle ~ 3 o'clock this morning.
About . O'Clock this evening. therefore.
chs maj bs looked for here.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

ATrExrrrD EscAPE.-Tb- yictori.
CoIeaia ssy- The Indian Jphus'n.
cvuvirt-d fnr the mur,ier Of Jenkinson,
male a h"li attempt IN ~.cape from
cassidy ~hii.t being r'nsryrc from
Gi-noaa TO Te-se. CJpstabl,s George
Dougherty a;.d Sormsnseli hal him IA
charge and hai csnpef for the right.
The prisoner as. hesviiy irourd. bat
~A'ehing hi. opportunity he GRIP,
s-.ltbily ny. n Doaghvrty VI o, before
,e'ir,ng =" rat. bad placed = revolver
sha bows. knif- BesF HE heal. fUrtu-
Bstely. just - ths prisoner VA within
Q f-w { es ii H.. coveted ~sap-lns. Nor
n,auscll heard the rafting J..hns ne
ir s.,. s,Gang u,an him AMI eventually
secur u h,sa Had the snhitn oSsai'.r,i
l.b- salon Of iae weapons hr would
dnn e. hsv. killed his guards AID
then mate god his csc ,,'- al commits
I'd s.,ie..s--p .s.,bly the latter. a. he
-.y- hc has no desire 10 live. bat be
fore Tying woali like % finish" "ue or
two ,of.- white men.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
A BLIND Book CAsvAssER - M,

4 BLIND Book CAsvAssEE - Mrs
Mary L Day Arms will today canvass
our town f,r the sals Of two books
written by herself. Mrs Arms Lost her
.y.sight when only II years 1T age.
aud has never recovered il She GU
tered the school for the Blind nj Balti-
more, where she remained six years.
While there she diligently applied her.
self. aud being OF more than Averages
intsilect. acquitted herself in the liter
cry field with marked credit. She
wrote one book while tn school, and
aimee leaving /, has written another.
ant A. 10 these books sho nuw offers for
sale. AZ tue composition III . blind
woman these books ate neither more
nor iess THAI wonderful. aud. bought
FROM the author herself. are worth a
deal more money than she asks fcr
then. For the book FIRST written Q
dollar Is asked. aud for the other dol.
lar and half. at which price half the
people IN town can we'll afford TO buy
from one ~ deserving and 50 afflicted.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

STOCK RAISING ~ Edward psummsr.
OF this ctr. has purchased zach .ast
al TIL va ,untaias l., the kittitAs
Valley ami - Stacking II - rapidly ~
possible he nss already got quite .
band II horsrs, "a few cattle. aud will
start far webfont. shortly. for some
stock sh.ep. There 10 no business ~e
know of that promises % favorable and
lucrative results. that yoang man
with small capital can engage la. -
stock raising in Eastern washinssoo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

ANOTHER ADDITION The Dearborn
brothers have hi cut their second adj.
diti.n to the city II Seattle. aud filed
their plat in the Auditors Office II
comprises the mud aats west of May.
nard's plat outside IL the railroad track
These gentlemen though ,ecently
from the east. sprear to have great
confidence in the future Of Seattle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

MUSICAL. Mr.. r. Blankholm has
arrived with fine stock Of imported
musical merchandise, consisting of vio-
Inns, sccordeons and other instruments.
with their furnishings His goods will
be I'm exhibition ut the Boresu for few
week.. a large iavoice of excellent
sheet music has been received. inclnding
the lass'st papuiar s,,ng-. Cali and ex-
anu, IL gods. all.lm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

In ,l,ss LrNcJ AND rHs BEST
Bslk yNa will always lina "a: the
Conc Hall. asa Mil street, lot
oil. q t.,>t Ut home made. bu, also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer
Also imported beer ia quart or pint
botiies- Bsiled ham and sll kind. of
cnld lauches 90 or Ter
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

SosxTHISa NKw.-Ssss wh<rry. choc-
olats, cscoAnat and mapls creams. vs-
fsfs, cherry taay and oesags fondAns
and opess esransls - IL Bureau.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
OFFICE
PACIFIC MUTU AL
Life Insurance Company Of California.
OFFICE OF THE
SACRAMENTO. July lst, 1880.

SACRAMENTO July lt 1850.
To all
n. aold b. wnl
~ pr@pay
and The
n Muru.L tIrx INSURANCE COMPANY
+.
%
% % and D .ss snG.s ~ sss 1 D. sS.s.: as
T %
%
psas
% s y: & % ssss 5 him ef.
and .s ss shall be ,. and .,s liable TO me ,o
P.y .eoss ns
cs.y % M @ he u.a vsS N n .sSss
": s s q $500 Il he l . s;. G y
mis- s , -, a, his s s s s1aa ,.s as'
.
% NE :a ,a:, and pledge ourselves deh" the beef "
s:,: Ina: s::. ss:s. II: SSSasss
I'd" a'' p,.1. r.s n Mutual Lii. Insurance, Company
IN. sss:as
srao.BaDaE sLs.hsr Finding
!. RsssI asa.S z.sns..r & ossp~,s
z sorr4aE ra!.Ni.n
h ssaTati s; ss s1s s sssA' Agent A0H
a.. NJ X L ~ ~ L.;
Manager f,r Washington
ROBT. KNIPE, Agent n
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25

Ladies. ~e have . nice a.snrtment nj
sclor,d sugars for cakes. &C.. at the
Baresr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-25
Excursions. -SmitAs Gardens. near

Rsnton. ara becoming quite popular
nov for pickuicksrs. A party Of fifteen
az twenty young people will go GA,
on the train this morning, weather
PRINTING. aud on the ARRIVAL 1T the
Dakota another party u pleasure ssek-
srs will spend = day on The b~au'ifai
grounds
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

NEW ENGLAND HoTEi.
D ID naruon, StelIseoou, A Hayiizr d, Stiiiioy.
Cap, Tibbl ., p. rouls'a, r Finnixan. T4csus,
Oy Lsid,rn 4 sCs, Py Smith,
A : stinsou. Portland, Bailsv,
& yldsoa Ef Dua wife L child.
DAVIS, :" n Mccarthy, seabesk-
u A Msigs Port Matisoa. l. Jrnpis IA, -
II L SANDERS. Wids World, J Worth. CIV,
n Brekard. Squsk. II Aetsvhsn. samisb.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

gre eL Ss9ss v r.sas and xs:. ' Ss.s;
X D. - ~ 1890
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
sor sohool Cous,s.i.x,oncr:

/ J" The friends Of OLIVER NJ. ABBOTT re-
SrciiiW'ly aMMouncc him Il cand;l,te for The
Office nt School Commissioner for Oconce county.
Mr. AEEorT is native OF The county, a Demo
c'at IN principle, practical teacher, having
been employed in teaching for ten years lie
is willing to abide The action Of The people at
Tic primary election
~" The many friends Of Josrru y. RuYIf-
ENroHn respectfully announce him ns a suitable
person for school Commissioner for Oconcc
County, subject TO :hc voice OF the people in the
primary election. MR. RuTI!EHronD has been
teaching i'll Ocohcc County ten years and is well
qualified TO fill the position and is identified in
The educational interests Of the county.
h3- The friends Of WM. =. CALHOUN take
pleasure in presenting his name as Il candidate
for the Office Of School Commissioner, subject
to tho nomination Of .hc Democratic party
OF Oconcc County.
E:!S' Tho friends of ISAAC WIcKLlrrr ESQ.
respectfully announce him IL candidate for
rcsclcction to the Office Of School Commits
sioncr Of Oconco County, subject to the action
of the people in the primary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
l'GT Gonilty .2,,I::cr.

l..J" The many friends u Dt. ,. S.
JAMES respectfully present his name rs a
suitable person to fill the Office Of County
Auditor, and solicit tho votes Of tho Demo
cratic plr'y Of Oconcc County as recon
mcndation to the Governor to appoint him
TO said Office. lie pledges himself to abide
the action of the party at the primary clcc.-
ton.
If!y'' The friends Of VIC l.. NORMAN announce
him MS Il candidate for County Auditor, and
solicit The votes Of ihc Democratic party of
Oconcc county ns Il recommendation TO the Go
vernon TO appoint him to said Office. lie
pledges himself 10 abide the action Of the party
in the primary election
IS:}' The friends Of a. G. SLlGIl respectfully
announce him as candidate for County Auditor,
Ocnucc county as II recommendation TO the Go
vernon 70 appoint him 10 spil Office. lie pledges
himself {" abide the action Of The party in the
primary election.
IA The friends Of JoIIH y. GEORGE respect
Iully nuu0umCc him a8 u candidate for County
auditor, and solicits the votes Of the DcmucralC
party or Oconcc county as II recommendation
-..s ""vrrnor TO rc-appoin; lin to said cDico
lie pledges himself TO abide ,hc action ,r ma
party.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
lsor tho HegIslatMre.

EsiS~ The friends of JOHN S. DICKSON present
his name to The public MS n candidate for tho
Legislature from Oconce County, subject 10 tho
action Of The Democratic party at the ensuing
primary election.
Ga'" Tho friends of Hon. GEORGE II.
Cherry take pleasure in announcing him
candidate for reelection to tho State
Legislature, subject to the nomination of
tho Democratic party Of Oconcc County in
the primary election.
NSlS" The many friends of Maj. S. p. DENpY
respectfully announce him rs candidate for tho
State Legislature, subject TO The nomination of
the Democratic party Of Occncc County in tho
primary election.
LeD" Tho many friends Of SLOAN Y.
SrRIHLING announce him as ~ candidate for
the House of Representatives, subject to the
rules Of tho Democracy at their primaries.
lie is honest and fearless, advocates no
LOBBY to ride into ollicc upon. lie will boldly
advocate the rights Of his constituency, under
all circumstances, without hopo Of reward or
fear OF consequences
lSye The friends Of JOHN S. WERNER ESQ.
take pleasure in announcing him us n candidate
for the House Of Representatives,, subject TO tho
nomination Of the Dcmacrntic party Of Oconcc
county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
Col. Aikon's Townvillo Speech.

The speech Of Col Aiken at Townyillc last
wock has created considerable feeling among
our people and is exciting unavorablc comment
OH the part ul The press. We did not hear the
speech, and as rumOr often gathers rs il gocs
willie We cniilcly disapprovc Of tho time, place
and sentiments Of Tie speech as gathered from
tothe.s VIC iorbcu comment at present. Col
Aiken has made us good, working rvpr" son,
tativc, and We lave at ul times fHui,d linn
courteous and accommodating H. at. matters re-.
tcrrGd 10 him from this section rs ,'un.rcss,.n,
and as he will address our people next Friday
VIC prefer 10 hear him before cundvmning We
believe him to bc homcst and conscientious in
What lac docs aud says, and we thin< it Just
to Him to hcNr fully before exciting icclin:,
about What may prove virtually grUunocSS.
Often language is used in Il way and collncc.
ton which, taken rs 4 whole, diners widely il,
sense aud sentiment from an Isolated clause or
expression. Col. a. is our candidate for &c.
election and in the past was an earnest worker
FOR our redemption rUin Radical rule aud still
maintains his claim rs u sound Democrat Lc;
all our people, who may have heard reports OF
his Towmv''v speech, turn out ON mex, Friday
and hear him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
E'0i Sheriff..

E4y The friends Of NoAll W. GRANT
respectfully nominate him as Il candidate
for sheriff Of Oconcc County, subject TO
the action Of the Democratic party in the
primary election
Geiy' Tho friends oc }. w. IloilEMAS an
nnnncc him rs . candidate fnr Shcyil, subject
to i''c nomination Of the Democratic party OF
Oconcc County.
lh" The friends Of JAMES H. RoDHs an
no,uicc Lin rs a can'li late for reelection as
sheriff, subject 10 The nomination of The Demo
cratic party Of Ocomeo county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
Tho Radical State Convention.

The Republican Convention, which met in
much speech making and coacusins, without
making any nominations lor State officers. The
majority Of The convention inclined III favor Of
nominations, but the matter was shifted oil 10 II
special committee Of the convention, and after i.
made u favorable report the prop,icty Of n0ni-
mating State ticket was finally referred to The
discretion Of The executive connittcc OF the
party. This doubtless ends The matter Of II
state ticket and points 10 The purpose Of the
party TO press the ticket for Presidential Electors
with the greatest zeal This las been the
advice Of the more intelligent body Of The party
from the beginning, ana an active campaign iol
electors may prove defeat unless every
voter works 10 bring out the Whole Democrats;
strength al the general election.
Presidential Electors for the State at large
AMI for each Congressional District was made.
loibuii, Of Abbcvilc, is the Eicctor for tha
District. No nomination for Congress from ihs
District has yet been made, but the C0ugrcS-
sional Convention Will be held at Ncwhcry at
an carly day, when The opponent TO Col. Aihvn
VIII be made known. l.. W NJ. Mnckcy, of Char
Nyoore, from
TlllmanS District, and Sam Lee (colorc,N of
Sumter, for Richardson's District No nuninn.
ton has yet been made from Evans District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
Tho Chief Justicoship.

In the matter Of the Chief Justiccslip,
McsSrs Simpson and Willard have arrccd
on a case to bo submitted to the Sunromo
Court under Section 500 Of the Code o(
Procedure, viz: ''Whcthcr the Plaintiff Nv.
y. Simpson, has been duly elected and
qualified and is entitled to have and hold tho
oicc Of Chief Justice of the State of South
Carolina, claimed and held by tho Defendant,
y. j. Willard. After setting out the facts
on which tho controversy arises tho issue is
stated" Tho question submitted is Whether a
vacancy in said Office has occurred by reason of
the expiration Of the term of Office OF Chief
Justice to which said defendant, a. j. Will.
inrd, was elected on tho l5tl, Of May, 1877.
IL the Court shall DO Of opinion that the Office
OF said defendant, a. j. Willard, has expired
by due course of law. then judgment shall be
entered for said plnntif that he is to have
and hold said Office Of Chief Justice Of The
Supreme Court. II The Court shall be Of
opinion that the term of oifcc Of said dc.
iendant has not expired, then Judgment Shall
DO for sad defendant that ho is entitled To
have aod to hold sad oico ns AGAINST said
rlnintlf. Tho journals and resolutions Of
tho General Assembly, tho records in tho
State Offices, and Tho COMMISSIONS Of uc
different members Of the Supreme Court shall
bo before The Court"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
Tho Westminster Mooting.


Tho Third Quarterly Meeting begun at
Westminster by sermon, from DR.. B. S. Jones,
from T. Cor. To- 10: There lath:no etempa--
tion taken you, but suoh us n. sespaon TO
man: but God is faithful. who @iil hot suffer
you 10 bc tempted above that yo arc ablc:
but will with tho temptation mako why to
escape that you may be able to bear it." Tho
sermon was very clear rand impressive, finding
responsive echo in tho experience oi the
congregation. Taken" was made tllc pyo.-
tai word, and the distinction between those
temptations which occ,r in tho ordinary
course fChrist;ao discipline and those temp
tntions II which wc involve ourselves by our
.houGntlG*sncSs, our worldlincss, or our Ii.
cca.ioGsncSs was very marked. The illuss
, tratioms Of tho latter kind Of temptations,
those drawn from The Scriptures, Bulnam aud
Saul i'll his intercourse with the Witch Of
| Endor as well as those drawn from modern
| lie, such as drinking spurious liquors, visit
ing improper places, indulgns in evil
thoughts and reading impure books, we're
very striking. Especially did the example Of
tho good bishop condemned to be burned at
the stake. putting his linscr into the fire the
duy lcC,ro to ;cst his nowcr of cuduroncc
,,,I ,i,,,,,.,;,,.;, r,,.;,,,, ,i,., ,o ,,ll,n,
DC able 20 cndurc The burning of the body,
and YET when the hour came in The way Of
! duty he had grace 10 endure tho flame with
s,,,lnnn Christian hcro;s,, t,is wn., vo.v
;,,.: c, r,,
""P'1 ".'''' " Wv ''''' ''''' "''''
! Of our temptations.
| The stewards arc horc!ul that tho assess
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-09-09
.0'Gr efaH N4rElsEasgurc.

g&f" The friends of JNO. NJ. HUDSON
respectfully announce him as an indcpcnd-
cnt candidate for the Legislature at tho next
election, aud are authorized to state that if
elected he will oppose The fence law and
vote against it.
'H'Eii H'Are .iaIiae&' GANDaEpSpg,
.'"r gsc EirGtiols 10 StOmnrass.
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lg%" Ihe friends OF RICHARD LEWIS beg
leave 10 announce him as candidate for re-
election as Probate Judge for Oconcc county,
subject TO the nomination Of the Democratic
party.