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The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
oyster Onelet.

Stew one pint of oysters in own
liquid, add three tablespoonfuis Of but
ter; season. Remove oysters and chop.
then return them to the sauce and keep
all hot. Make an omelet of four we'll
beaten eggs and two .ablespoonfuls Of
cream, fry carefully, remove to the in
evitable hot dish and pour sauce oves
it.-Boston Budget.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
Crabs in the sun.hine.

Crabs bury themselves in the mud
and sand in the winter, and when taken
out they are, in cold weather, numb
and motioniess. hut If they nre left in
sunny, sheltered place in boat or
elsewhere they will come to the power
Of motion again. There was curious
illustration Of this. the other day, in u
lot OF crabs lying on a stand In front OF
u downtown fish market. There might
have been 200 or 200 crabs spreading
over an area Of three feet In diameter.
The sun shining down over a building
on the opposite side of the street fell
across the stand In front Of the market
in such a way as to bring half the
crabs into the sunshine and leave the
other half In shadow. The crabs in the
sunshine were lifting mp their claws
and showing signs Of life; those in the
shadow were motionless.-N. Y. Sun.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22

,ected until they are fr
tdvAnced.
So-callcd "wandering
,ninsr may come from it,
sarly stages, or the pres
nee OF danger may 10
nadc manifest BY ex-
sessive menstrustion 40
,ompanied By unusual
,ain extending from the
,varies down the groin
and thighs.
Ifyou have mysterious
,ains, II there are indica-
ions of inflammation or
displacement, don't wait
sor time to confirm your
sears and 60 through
he horrors Of = hospital
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
The GaaaI4 MA.

Mrs. Gossip--Did your advertisement for
butler in the Daily Blaze do you any good?
Shoddys and the Van Biikerings ali saw it
and commented on It.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
Appreciative,

"What a beautiful specimen Of inlaying!"
exclaimed the guest.
"Yes," replied Mr.. Cumrox, ns he put his
hands behind and tiptoed complacently;
"but that isn't anything. You ought to
have. seen the outlay it represents. Pitts
burgh Dispatch.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
10 Ns.ak Tro

DR.. MedIcus-A careful diagnosis con-
finces me. madam. thnt you are anffer-
'inE from water on the brain; yon mat
adopt 9 regularly prescribed diet.
Fair Patient And tliat Will he?
(Absently Sponge cake. n. \.
World. " lss s.s'' N,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22

q Lydis Pnhhan
Fiheudd
noe
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
i Splendid suhatitute

Amy-What an awkward name a tete-a.
tete. What is good English substitute for
Mamie-A spoon holder.--N Y Journal
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
FIBROD IUNOR C0NgUERlED.

E-penad bv I1dia n Hanhhaus vege4nnap escsG
msnt noua Ms = - Ldu,lasd sFs;
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22

The biggest blaze is not sign of the most
heat. A straw.pile will give brighter
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
From Clue to Climax.
CHAPTER XIL.-CosrlSurp.
81, wnl NJ n.Rsfs.

toopr'sA, ,ssA sy J. q. uppiaeos Col
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22
SECRETARY oHLEY.
Recommends Pe-ru-na fsr catarrh.

a. . s,r,-s ro-,e IL H.. N. Ea..L
The Holly chieftain., 1898-04-22

CHAPTER Kill
Hendrjcks called . cab at the door
and drove 70 the ofIics ef Capt, Welth.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Oc0nee Capitaliste Soon 90 Erect a
i Ferty Ton OIL NH at Eayonia, Gin.
8 sieREoA, .IiI { q: 81. Juno 1th, 1s9


MkssRs. EDiToRs |. We learn from 4
SeIiable sobrce thRt MIR. IL. C.S Strother
and Mr, M .S ". Coleman, on q recent
visit to Laponia, Ga, purchased q site
for the purpose OF erecting q forty-ton
oil mill, Layonia Is aEmOst favorable
location for the oil mill business, as its
seed territory id very, extensive These
gentlemen have experience and we are
told they are receiving the hearty CO.
operation Of 4 LaYonia's citizens, q largo
contingent of whom are natives Of OcO-
noe county. Cannon Brothers, s. *.
Dendy, Jr., and Marshall 8, Stribling,
having adopted Lavonia as their home,
arc among the successful business mon
of tne pface. ES3..5 s. 5y, 81
Layonia is a good solid place, and has
a population of something over one
Thousand. 1t has q number of large
commodious briok stores now occupied
with several more in process of erection,
and many handsome frame dwellings,,
also good schools and churches.
Tho farmers have just completed their
building for ginnery, which 7is to have
-four 70rsaw gins of tho Munger outfit,
guaranteed to gin forty-five bales per
day. They claim thSy will gin the COM
ing season over $500 bales. #
The merchants of the town sell over
1900 tons of fertilizers, all of which in
the future will be manipulated on the
apot. z
Lavonia is situated within six miles of
the South Carolina line, e:,a nc !oar,;
that q few of our Fair Play citizens own
property in tho town. W..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
OUR 0DI Il5 5SEElNa{, s SElI aGA A bIJDD(,E,P bDDGEE.
lcoNpIcrlEp nYI q. /.

SEEEoA, s. o., Juno 2, 1895, - The peo-
pie OF Seneca arc ssnS6roiy soffy Z: learn
of the great loss which has como To Wal
halIa in the recent fire and sympathize
very much with the losers. The blaze
could be seen from hore. s. \
81 Mr.. L j ohm X. Livingston has returned
from Savannah, where he has been during
the cotton season, 4 gft t5, i:r,t s,} 2
81 Major and Mrs. B. II. Sloan went to
Stone Ohuroh Saturday. n 4, X,
The first social meeting Of the Young
Ladies' Auxiliary was hold at the homo
of the Misses Thompson Friday evening.
A most pleasant evening was spent by
the young ladies and young men present.
Miss Byrdie Thompson and Mr.. David
Todd played prettily on !, violins, Miss
Sue Thompson accompanying on the
piano. Dainty slips of paper, tied with
ribbon, were handed eaoh guest, the
ones given the boys containing all except
ono word of familiar quotation. The
girl, whose paper contained the missing
word, was the partner of the boy whose
quotation tho word completed, to go into
the dining-room, whore delicious refresh-
ments woro served. Tho table decore-
tiona were Of daisies -.. r
Prof. Henry S. Hartzog was in town
Saturday morning, returning to Clemson
College from Spartapburg, whore he
won't to deliver an address at Converse
College. +.
Miss Olivia Bacon has returned from
Marietta, Georgia, where she has been
in school. T.. -..-
In game of baseball played here be-
tween the Westminster and Seneca mines
Friday, the SCORE stood about 80 to IL In
favor of Westminster. ..,,.. ......
Messrs. w. j. Lunney, @. Il. Finoan.
non, Il. j. moore and Eurio Harper went
to Walhalla the night of tho fire-Friday.
The many friends of Mrs. w. T.
Thompson, of Dublin, Georgia, are glad
of hor presence in town for tho sumner
Sho will be joined later by Prof. Thomp,
son. 49,. -.
Mcssrs. G. w. and II. j. Giguilliat arc
oaoh erecting residence near the mine
raj springs. -
Miss Alice Strong, of Walhalla, is visit,
ing friends here.
Miss Marie Huffman and Mr.. Paul
Stribling and Miss Ludio Jones and Mr.
9. b. Smith attended tho concert at
Clemson College Friday evening.
Mr. w. ID. Holland attended com,
moncemont at Converse College from
Sunday until Tuesday.
Mr.. Harry l.. Stribling, former citi
zen of this town, was here Monday on
his way to Pondleton.
Two trains, Conveying tho South Caro-
lima troops to Cnickamau3a, passed
through hero Monday night Tor carly
Tuesday morning). They wero greeted
with great applause and tho firing of {
cannon.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Friendship Itcms.

FRIENDsInr, $. G., Juno 7.-Thoro is a
good deal of sickness i'm this community.
Mrs. w. =. Moore, of this place, is con
fined to her bed
Mrs. Ja.hos Scars has been In fcoble
health, but Ia better at this writing.
Mrs. Berry Moore was called to tho
bedside of Mr.. Elrod, hor uncle.
Mr. Burt McCroery had tho misfortune
to lose hie only muio iast wcoi.
Rov. G: l.. Craig filed his appointment
at licpsibah Saturday. and Sunday. lie
was accompanied by his young wife.
Mr.: win Campbell, of Fair Flay, and
Mr.. John Campbell. Of Oakway. attended
church hnre Sunday.
Mr.. Ruckcr Brown, of Boworsv llo, Ga,
has moved back to his homo in Oc0nee.
MIR. w. Moore and Miss Ida Campbell
wero visiting tho family of Mr.. Christie.
pher Cox last Sunday. .- ~.
Crops arc very promising in this com.
munity. C.L, O.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
'Thcy will HSc H3uiit OF RSricIs.

Walhnlla has sustained q severe loss III
the destructive fire which occurred on
Friday, June the Sd, and which consumed
a large section of the business portion of
the town. The loss to many of the citiZcns
is almost irretricvablo. many Of them
being without insurance. While the
loss sustained in property is great, we
have not lost anything in onorgy, vim
and pluck. In % short time you will SEQ
the wolk of cNtcrprising business men
r:anifcstcd in row of handsome brick
'.lildings standing on tho site of tho
wooden structures which have been
destroyed. We shall i'm Il few months sec
Of what stuff Walhalla citizenship is
made. Already G. w. Pitchford's brick
double storicd business house is going
mp and will be pressed to completion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Federation Of WOman's Clubs.
tScuccn Correspondence Charleston News
and Courier.

and Courier.
Pcrched on tho beautiful hills of Oco-
nee, and cooled by the DrccZcs that blow
from tho Blue Ridge, only few miles
away, ono finds tho progressive town of
Seneca, whore in q short timo will be
organized n Woman's Clubs Federation,
a movement that promises to work an
era in the social lifc of tho State.
Tho ladies of tho local club hore, act
ing under the efficient leadership of Mrs
M. w. Coleman, desired to take the ini-
tiativo, and accordingly sent out invita-
tions some wooks ago to their sistor clubs
throughout tho State, asking them to
send delegates to convention to be held
here on juno l5 and 16, for tho purpose
of forming II federation. This call has
met with hearty response, and tho
ladies here arc greatly pleased with tho
success of their venture and tho outlook
for an enthusiastic meeting.
The following prospectus sets forth
what Is desired to be accomplished by
this, tho first organization OF its kind in
this State:
us PLANS AND PURPOSES.
"Tho purposes of this federation is to
nplift woman, improve her social condi-
ton, extend her sphere of usefulness,
develop here intellectual powers, not to
involve her in politics.
tho Union arc united in q federated body,
and by concerted study and earnest effort
arc recognized as powerful factor in all
matters pertaining to tho general uplift-
ing of their follow creatures.
"Thc aims of federated woman are not
dominion but service. The woman's club
movement Is distinctly educational, and
time has proven that 1t is tho most logi-
cal development of tho new education
hot hno x,nf !.
recognizable fact that education is not
limited to tho school period, but con-
Times to tho last hour of life.
Tho federation move gives to club
workers government, whose real end ia
tho greatest good to tho greatest number
and tho greatest good may bc so defined
as to rcndor it identical with moral, in
tellcctual and physical development and
perfection. Concerted action of many
minds develops and brOadons. Tho attri-
ton of mind against mind is helpful, as
cal facts of lifo, gives new experience in
human nature and develops q strong
common sense, which digosts tho knowl-
edge wo derive from tho study of books.
"From Oarlist time wo see that mon
have held the golden key of association,
which has unlocked tho doors Of improve
mont to thom, for their organizations
have always had a set purpose, with u
definite plan to n greater or less degree,
to which clearly defined methods have
been adhered to, is their success OF
failure. Tho training that has been the
heritage OF man through tho past agcs
has just been begun by woman. How,
over n widespread interest is oxtant, and
South Carolina proposes not to be lag
gard in this line longer. The club wo-
men of tho State arc awake to tho fact
that cooperation is tho spirit Of the age.
In our early American civilization wo
recognized that "jn union was strength" ;"
Tho railroads havo given special rates
for tho occasion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
!, !, .s:.e,. .ys.., q sssick Nat.

On Wednesday morning, Sth instant,
Mr.. j. S. Arlington, foreman of Shook
10y & Pitohford's planning mill In, West
Union, was struck on tho left side of tho
head by a briok-bat in the hands of Bud
Crono. He was severely but not dam
gerously hurt. Crone tlod at once, but
was arrested Wednesday afternoon about
sundown, near Earle's Ford on Chat
tooga rivor. He was making his way to
Georgia. Ho was followed by Deputy
Shoriff b. II. Moss and posse, j. r. Kay
and William Langston. He was brought
back to Walhalla and lodged in Jail on
n warrant charging him with assault and
battery with intont to kill. William
Crawford was arrested Wednesday after
noon on a warrant charging him as ao-
cessory. Mr.. Arlington Is confined to
his room, and the trial will not be held
until he is able to get out. He has the
sympathy Of many friends. Ho was
knocked speechless and senseless,. and it
was thought at first, that he was danger
ously hurt. But he is improving and oan
sit up in his room this (Thursday) morn
ing.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Programme Of tho First Convention Of
WOmen's Clubs Of South Carolina, to
be Held In Seneca, June 10Th and
1Gtb .-.....- ....

Programme of tho First Convention Of
WOmen's Clubs Of South Carolina, to
be Held In Seneca, june 18th and
10th. .'" ......
Tho following is the programme for
tho first Convention of Women's Clubs,
which will moot in Seneca on Juno 10Th
and 10th, for tho purpose of forming a
State Federation.
Quito number of clubs from vari-
Gus portions of the State havo elected
delegates to tho convention and other
distinguished visitors will be present at
this meeting, which promises to bc an
important epoch in the club work of
South Carolina.
Al! delegates to tho convention will be
entertained by tho Once-a-W Week Club of
Seneca. Other visitors who desire TO ct
tend the meeting can secure reduced
rate of board at tho hotel.
Tho Southern Railroad has made spe.
cial rate on all lines leading into Seneca
AS follows: Charleston, 1910; Columbia,
$40; Nowberry, $5.lO; Greenwood,
$3.50; AbbnoSvdillo, $3.50; Anderson, $l.25;
i,Hurcns, $3S5; Greenvilie. $500; Spar
taDburg, S3G5; Union, $4.G5; Grccrs,
$2.75; Rock Hill, $3.50; Chester, $3.50.
TUESDAY, JUNE 14Tn.
Reception by tho "Oncc- ~ Week Club"
w
Hours, 0 to II p. m.
Convention called together at half-past
o'clock.
Invocation by resident Clergyman.
Address of Welcome by the President
of "Once-a-WoolS Club"
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 18TH.
Response by Miss Louise Poppcnhcim,
of "Contury Club" Charleston, S. G.
| Salutation by Sister Federation, Mrs.
Eugene Heard, Of Middleton, Ga.
Report Of Clubs.
Recess from IL to o'clock.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Business resumed.
Hours, from TO s o'clock.
| WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
Literary Address by Gen. leroy f.
Youmans, of. Columbia, followed by n
Parlor Concert.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10TH.
Business of Convention resumed.
Hours, 8 to IL o'clock a. IN.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Carriage drive to Fort Hill, Clemsou
| College and Inncsfallon," tho beautiful
home Of Capt. w. A. Courtcnay.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Meeting OF Board of Trustees OF Glenn
son COllegG-Gcncra News.

CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. c., Juno g..
The Board of Trustees hold their semi
annual meeting on Monday night and
Tuesday. Very little was done outside
of routine work.
Prof. Daniel, of Batesburg, was elected
Assistant Professor of English for one
year, to relieve Mr.. McLucas, who has
been granted ono years leave in order
to allow him to pursue his studies at
Harvard.
President IIartzog says tho health of
tho cadets has been exceptionally good
for weeks past, and the board directed
somo changes to be made in tho water
supply for the further caro- of the health
of tho boys.
Tho farmers who have heard DR..
Wyman speak at institutes will regret to
know that ho has resigned and will not
attend any of tho summer meetings in
consequence.
The examinations arc over and tho
College closes to-day for tho summer
vacation. A large number of boys loft
yesterday and Others to-day.
The Board of Visitors were also to
meet at this timo, but only two members,
Messrs. Cantey and COnnor, were pres
cnt.
Several Of tho professors will go away
to take courses of study. u. II.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
The Continental Pays Promptly.

The continental Insurance Company of
New York has done Il handsome thing
for its policy holders in Walhalla who
lost in tho fire. Capt. Chas. F. Hard, of
Grconvillc, S. c., general agent for this
State, came over to Walhalla on Monday
last, adjusted tho losses and paid as fol-
lows: G.. NJ. Nicld, $1,000; H!ue Ridge
Lodge, No. 02, A. il. NJ, $500; X. 8.
Wright, $l00; Mrs. +. M. Cudworth, $40.
This was an appreciated coup by the
Continental and will place it in high
favor with the property owners. MI
James Thompson is tho local agent who
wrote tho above policies.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Bcvivnl Services in NHcthodist Church.

The revival services in tho Walhala
Methodist church, conducted by Row.
Thos. ii. Icitch and Mr. Fred. Marshall,
began last Sunday and will continue into
next week Mr.. Lcitch is strong
preacher, and large congl egations attend
upon tho services, especially at night.
Mr.. Marshall is Il superb singer, and tho
music IS Inspiring. Thoro arc two sor-
vices each day, in tho morning at ten
o'clock and in tho evening at half-past
eight. Let all thv people attend.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
THE GEORGIA PRIMARY.
Allen ID. Gambler Nominated for Gov.
ernOr--h Virtual Election.

ATLANTA, Ga, Juno G.-The Demo-
Gratis of Georgia voted to day in primary
for Governor and State officers, for Sc
nator and members of Legislature and
for Congressman. The result of to-daY's
contest is virtually an election and tho
ticket thus chosen Is as follows; For
Governor, Allon d. Gambler; Secretary of
State, Phillip Cook; comptroller general,
William A. Wright; commissioner of
agriculture, o. b. Stevens; State school
commissioners, G. s. Glonn; attorney
general, j. NJ Terrell; prison commits
sionor, j. S. Turner; State treasurer,
VIM. j. Spoer.
Thoro arc threo contests for Bents i'm
Congress. Those nominated are:
Mossrs. Lester of tho First district;
Griggs, of tho Second; LOWS, of the
Third Adamson, Of tho Fourth Liyings-
ton, of tho Fifth Bartlett, of tho Sixth
Maddox, of the Seventh: Howard of tho
Eighth; Tate, of tho Ninth; Fleming, Of
tho Ton III and Brantloy of the Eleventh.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Their Sincere 'FIlnnIts.

G. NJ. Nicld, G. w. Pitchford Co., d.
R. Darby, James |. Smith, ii. G. Busch,
w. j. Schroeder e Co., w. H. Rccdcr, j.
ID. Werner, +. S. IIolleman, G. G. Jayncs,
Mrs. Il. G. Ritter, Abram Negarrc. NJ. w.
Wright, w. II. Potts, Mrs. A. G.. McrriclS,
". G. Todd, Mrs. Richard Balstcr, Henry
Tictjcn, John Mccoy, Mrs. E. NJ. Cud-
worth, j. NJ. Moss, j. w. IIollcman, II.
j. Fowler, NJ. II. Bryce, w. j. Beck, j.
g. Beck, return their sincere thanks
to both whito and colorcd, for their
valuable assistance given them in saving
what goods and household furniture they
could from the destructive fire which oc-
cured on the Sd instant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Prcpnrcd TO Continue their Hsusincss.

Each of the merchants and business
men who suffered by tho fire on last Fri
day WI. DO prepared to continue thoir
business as usual as soon as their losses
have been adjusted with their insurance
companies. Mono of thoir customers
need entertain any fears as to tho lack Of
prompt and fair treatment by any, but
come right along to the merchant Of
your choice and you will be served as
heretofore.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Chamborlain's Pain lialm has no equal

Chamborlain's Pain iialm has no equal
rs household linimont. It is the best
remedy known for rheumatism, lame
back, neuralgia; while for sprains, cuts,
bruises, burns, scalds nd sore throat, it
Is Invaluable. Worta & Pike, merchants,
Fernandina, Fla, write; "Eyoryone who
buys bottle OF Chamborlain's Rome-
dies, como back and says It Is tho best
medicine he has over used.n 26 and so
cents per bottle ut Dr.J, w. Bells, Wal
halla: III, b. Zimmerman Sc Co.'s, West
Minister and w, j. Ennnoy's, Seneca,
! drug stores.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Spanish yGsseIs Sunk.

1t is officially announced that in tho
bombardmont of Santiago the Spanish
vessel Mercedes was sunk and Yiscaya
and Furor woro badly damaged. No
damage to American ships. Corvora adj
mits so Spaniards killed. Sampson lost
no mon.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Rluo Ieidge HsniIrond to the Rescue.

Tho clever managers of this railroad,
rising TO tho proper appreciation OF. tho
great losses sustained by tho citizens of
Walhaiia III the recent fire, generously
offcr special reduced rates on all build
ing material for tho rebuilding of tho
burnt district to be shipped over thoir
line. We trust that othor roads will
make Il like concession. ,s,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
nInysr M, a. M. Gibsonx

hurt GA tho Sd instant by tho falling of q
mattress, thrown from tho upper story
Of Mrs. Il. @. Ritter's house, and has
been confined TO his bod over since. We
are pleased to announce that he is i'm
proving and we hopo to SEQ him out
again IN q few days. #s.s |
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
rsdiser, A. Ss.yyiIIItsnas,. \

Editor A. b. Williams returned from
charge ot Tho GreenyilI News again.
He is an able and versatile writer, and
needs no Introduction /, to the people Of
South Carolina His trenchent pen will
again be wiolded foE tho highest good of
our State. t.'.,33s s # ' IgE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
- .' a.
Teachers, Examination.

An examination of applicants for
teachers county certificates will bo hold
on Friday, Juno 17th. Applicants must
como provided with pens, ink and papor.
Tho petition to form a now school dis
trict out of portions of South Union and
Fair Play districts will also be consid
cred. V. Il. MARTIN,
County Superintendent of Education. j
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
A Roll of AHonor.

Tho praise OF Lieutenant Iobson for
his heroic deed at Santiago is on every
lip and justly 80, but wo should remom-
bor and honor also tho sovcn other heroes
who wont with him OH that fearful trip.
Their names arc: Daniel Montague, Geo.
Charotto, j. G. Murphy, Oscar Deignan,
John l.. Phillips, John Kelly, ii. Clauson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Frying 10 Compromise its H.osscs With
the Ensured.

While all tho other insurance compa-
MES camc to Walhalla and adjusted and
paid the loss to the parties, Mr. Thomas
and Protection Association of South Ca
r"lna, with headquarters ut Ncwbcrry,
caDIu and undertook TO compromise tho
loss carried by his company, and failing
to compromise with w. II. Rccdcr and
ID. B. Darby, left without settlement.
Truly, difference in fire insurance COM
nauicS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
Prof. w. E. .Dcndy.

Prof. w. e.. Dendy, Principal of tho
Iorkvillc Graded School, is at home with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Dendy,
,oftRichlapd. : Ho has been circulating
among his many friends ut Walhalla this
week. Ile is looking exceedingly we'll,
after closing u most successful year s
work in tho school room. .-