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financial,
finnnrial.
Central Pacific Railroad Company REIMBURSEMENT

VentrdI / aCII1C NdrOad company NedQJuSG1IeIl.
To the Holders of the follOying Bonds and Stock
Bonds B. C. D.
Bonds A and
Pacific
A
ntraP
FDtyYr Six Per cent Bonds
FitYar Five Per Cent Bonds
Pacific RaloadComp
rt u fus hpa
% "a f an &c
atano chunsd &C nd C d
cuns agreement wthtn nit a n a Of
adjustment and ht q Of
u
Marcel
& Now York.
SPEYER BROTHERS. London
ELLISSEN, OF
TEIXEIRA MATTOS BROTHERS,
Berlin.
ouTFRI &
CH
{ Re
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finantinl Glfttlone.

New York February 9Th 1890.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of The stockholders
q. the American Manufacturing Company for tho
election ~ Trustee held ths ofce ~ the Com
nanv s25 West bath Street CITY OF New York on
Tuesdav March IAN lsia ~ one o'clock p NJ ~ order
'' THEO 4 MEYER Secretar,.
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Central Pacific Fifty.Year Five Per Cent Mort.
gage Bonds,
To the Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
issued nnder Bondholders agreement
dated October !, 1897:
DUE APRIL 1, 1889.

Pursuant the requirement Of the mentioned
Bondholders Agreement Of Certificates OF
Deposit hereby notified Plan OF Reedustment
Gated February s. 1870 has been formulated. and that
the Undersigned Deposltares under said agreement OF
October l. 1897 have adopted and approved such Plan
authorized in said agreement Copies Of said Plan Or
Readjustuen lodged Offices under
inspection by holders Certificates Deposit
AZ provided sald agreement Of October l. 1897
certificate holder asserting such Plan may at
before March O. 1899, withdraw the bonds
by upon surrender Of his certh
Gates all certificate holders who shall not within
SAID time withdraw their bonds shall be concusvely
deemed assented approved and adopted such
Plan and Readjus,ment Agreement dated February s.
notice, and the DepositAries shall thereupon and
transfer bonds OF such certificate holders FOR the pur
pose OF carrying plan and shall deposit; such
bonds hereunder.
THE EXISTING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
ABOVE MENTIONED WILL ENTITLD ASSERTING
THE PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT. IN EXCHANGE FOR
THEIR PRESENT BONDS As AND WHEN SUCH NEW
SECURITIES ARE ISSUED. WITHOUT OTHER GER
TIFIcATE ISSUED BY THE REIMBURSEMENT MAN
AYERS
ANY HOLDER OF SUCH CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT DESIRING TO ACCEPT CASH FOR
HIS BONDS RATHER THAN THE NEW Sc
MIST PRESENT HIS CERTIFICATES OF DE-
POST TO DE STAMPED ACCORDINGLY on
OR BEFORE MARCH %, 1890.
New York February 30 1899.
SPEYER & COMPANY, New York.
TEIXEIRA DE MATTOS BROTHERS,
Amsterdam
DEUTSCHE BANK, Berlin.
III
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foreclosure Sales.
| SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
| YORK. Charlie, II Herchs. plaintiff aganst Peter


YORK. Charles II Hsrchs. plaintiff. against Peter
Iierche and others defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the above entitled action.
bearing date twenty-fourth dsy of February. 1893 l.
the undersigned. the Referee In said judgment named
viii sell public auction the New York Real Estate
Salesroom. No. III Broadway In the Borough or Man
haitian, City ~ New York the 22nd day OF March
1899. ~ o'clock that day. by Peter Meyer
auctoneer the premises by said judgment 20 os
sold and therein d.scribed follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel Of land with the
buildings erected situate lying and being IN the
CITY n New York bounded and described az follows
BEGINNING a point the Southwesterly corner OF
fDnOx Avenue and i37h Street running thence South
ery along tn westerly side OF Lenox Avenue twenty-five
feet and foIr inches running thence westerly parallel
with i87th Street and part through a party wall
seventy feet running thence northeriy parallel WIN
four inches 10 the south
erly side 18th and thence Eastery along the
18Th seventyhve feet TO the
point or place ~ beginning
Dated New York. February 9th. 1889
ANDREW g. HAMERsLEY, Referee.
GEO W. SANDFORD.
Attorney PLAINTIFF
203 Broadway. New York City.
i3Tth Street
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Delaney Street

: All tina, certain lot piece or parcel Of ground SIT.
nate living and being the borough OF Manhattan OF
,hs CITY OF New part u certain lot piece
or marcel OF ground and distinguished certain
man or chart Bancker Junior, the 10th
day OF December 1880 by lot number sixty 5c bounded
saserly front Allen street; southerly one side
by lot number ntty-nine said map: westerly In
by part OF lot number ffty-thrss said map. and
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NUN OssINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
sing sing-on-the- Hudson MISS I. {. FULLEh
Principal 3ist year.
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Git 6oleIs.
SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL,

BOULEVARD. CORNER WEST list ST.
AMERICAN PLAN.
Strictly family hotel choice suites furnished or un-
furnished TO by the year Cuisine ana ser
vice OF the highest order All used IN this hotel
Is filtered Rates reasonable Location convenient 10 AL
WAITER LAWRENCE Manager
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
Central Pacific Railroad Co.

majority o. the above-nanet stock having been de
posted under the Plan and Agreement for the READ
Jusimen OF tho Central Pacific Railroad COMPANY a'ec
February 5 1859 notice hereby given that the time
for the further deposit O. stock without additional
charge has limited 10 and including MAHCh -"'
1899 after which deposits of such stock Will be ac
cepted II only upon such terms as the undersigned
may impose.
r1atc "a
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NurtbAnrrrirart
Crust Curupang
NEW YORK, 100 BROADWAY.
London. % Gresham street.
Havana, 27 Cuba Street.
Cnnfinro 10 Marina street.

santiago, 10 Marina street.
CAPITAL PAID Up. 81 100000
SURPLUS. .......... S3ooOoo
TNANsACTs 4 general trust business.
ALLOWS LIBERAL RATES o. interest On DO
posts and trust funds
ISSUES LETTERS or CREDIT and TTaveleFs
Circular Notes payable IN dollars or IN TIE money
u any foreign country.
ACTS as TRY STTE under mortgages FOR railway
I'D other clnp1nles and Agent for the Lee
gis'Fa'..u o. lie stock and FOR the transfer OF
he shares q incorporated companies.
Qualified AND EMPOWERED 10 act as e1-
eeg,o.,. administrator. trustee, guardian and as
HsAee' and as receiver and custodian Of funds
eaee' orders q Court
fhE NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
Las beet designated 'HFiscnl Agents OF the
Government OF the United states" IN
Cuba and las established Offices az SANTIAGO
too HAVANA, and is prepared'to buy ana sci!
drafts Oh and 70 make payments IN Cuba. and 10
iFans2c, general banking business. The Company
A also prepared 10 receive tie deposits OF the
SOLDIERS and SAILORS now IN CUBA. and,
Under thoir directions 70 make remittances TO
heiF families In the UNITED STATES.
OFFICERS:
". J.. TRENHOLM. ............. .Phf-olDENA
eAMLEL JARNIS............ VICE
AoLAND Il CONKLIN........... PREsIDENIS
). !. CCNKLIN Observation-Disclosures SECRETARY
JAMES DUANE LIVINGSTON. TRUST OFFICER
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Speyer & Co.'S Certificates of Deposit
FOR THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
Central Pacific Railroad Co.

Pursuant 70 The Plan and Agreement Tor he KeadJlst
nent Of the Central Pacific Railroad Corpany GATED
February s. 1899 the undersigned hereby call Tor the
cash navr,ent Of &c per share deposited be made by
depostors pursuant 70 the provisions thereof
PAYMENT Of such amount must be made on APRIL o.
1899 or az the option Of depOsitor may be made al
any date the undersigned for account OF me
sv 5icae ~ the Office O, the Depostary Messrs speer
& Q, 20 BROAD Street New York. or a; tho ofces o.
the undersigned firms acting their agents in Eu7op
PAYMENTS must recspted for on the Certificates OF
Deposit hy the Depository any OF the said firms
Failure 70 make such payments on or before such
ds,e yr s,bect ~. deposited stock forfeiture the
SYNDICATE As provided in ;he Readjustment Agreement
Dated February 81 1890.
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5iclmoJI:3

5icnnoJI.,
BIsTNEAND NEW EMGlAMDpUlNTS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE. Via Newport and Fall River.
I've pier 10 n r. u. Warren St. week days only. 900
= NJ STIR PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim. Orchestra on each
sToNINGTON LINE, Via stonington Leave Plss ~ ~
y r. foot % Spring 81. week days only, al o.oO j. al
steamers Maine ana New Hampshire -.
|0pWICU LINE via New London Pier 80.
y n foot OF Spring St. week days only. at $3.50 T. NJ
Steamers City OF Lowell ana Rhode Island
NEW HAVEN LINE Pier rs. L. R.-STR
~ RICHARD PECK daily Except Sunday. at p. H.
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G1hnnl Ancnriee.

ooooo1>0~NNNNNNNONNNNN N0No0VN|rNNNN"NN(Nr|0~"-
=. MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A suppies Professor. Teachers Tutors Governesses
g 10 Colleges. Schools ard Families Apply 10
Mrs. NJ j. YOuNG-FUlTON. 70 Union square
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SpEYER & co., New York.
SPEYER BROTHERS, London.
LAZ. SPEYER ELLISSEN,
Frankiort-on. Main.
TEIXEiRA DE MATTOS BROTHERS,
Amsterdam.
DEUTSCHE BANK, Berlin.
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1UstrnrTloD

1nsIrnrtloD
For Boys ard Young Men-City.
+ NH remove in Ap1il its home, Madison Ave-
~ J. CLARK READ, Registrar
For Both Sexes-City
r,RrycH. SPANISH. GERMAN ITALIAN. ETC.
r. CLASSES or privately, pay or evening
p-oasnnt cor " 25th St. y. y. < IS Court St. Bkyn
For y Us and Young Men-Country.
1,ArRFIrI.D ACADEMIA Home School FOR Boys At
ffrs us~i BREWER a. N. Prn.. Fairfield. Conn
ITT-Ts0N RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. Nysck. n.
ii Y~Iarge steam-heated room for each boy. Horses
1ai ponies Tor riding drill and artillery practice
,,4T7EW00D- cONCORDvILLE. Pa - Successful
.cbool one u the infuse with TO wake
~ hs 70 duties Of NE prepared for business or COLLEGE
e.ai,by: no tobacco J. shortlldge yale, A. n, Prin
For Young Ladies-Country.
7 AsELL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN
- AUBURNDALE MASS.
.r, vour walking and sitting so much more erect; In
or general IN your conversations In your way OF
meeting people and In innuneraoe ways could see the
benefit you receiving from your training ana asso
Citations at lasell Al 'ns ''N "'N'' A'o" IN ''''
gratifying 20 me-.
r,. "a what a father his daughter after her
.,urn 10 school the Christmas vacation at home
T. I. unsolicited testimony as to Lasels success IN some
important lines - ,,,
September 1913
CATALOGUE " c. c. BRAGDoN.
Principal
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
0akway items.

OAKwAY, August 1.-The school at
this place is progressing nicoly under the
management of Prof. j. S. jennings,
Principal, and Miss Annie Haley, assist
ant. Tho number enrolled is ono hun
drcd and nino.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Haley visited rola-
tivos ut Lavonia, Ga, Sunday.
Auditor j. p. Kceso, of Walhalla, was
with relatives and friends of this place
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss ELLA Bcarden and brother, Cullen,
spent Saturday night with tho family of
Mr.. Handy Harris, Of Townville.
Mr. Julius Haley, WHO has been visit
ing his brother in Grconvilo, returned
homo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Beardon, of West
minister, visited tho family of Mr.. j. w.
Bcardon last wcele.
Misses Belle Boardon and AMMO Haley,
who have boon attending tho Institute at
Walhalla, returned homo Saturday.
Miss Pear, Sowoll of Iiavonia, Ga, is
visiting hcr sister, Mrs. w. s. Haley.
Tho protracted meeting will commence
at Now Bethel tho second Sunday.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
Cheohee Dots.

CHEonEE, S. G., August There have
boon good rains throughout this commu-
nifty, and thoy were great blessing.
Il series OF meetin.'s hos boon in pro-
gross at Choohec church for the past
nino days. Eightoen converts united
with tho church. Thoy were baptized
on the fifth Sunday in July by Rov. l..
M. Liday. MI Liday and Mr.. Andy
Whitmiro have our many thanks for their
earnos5 labors. We feel sure that mucl,
good has boon accomplished. Wo hope
to have Mr.. Liday and Mr.. Whitmire
visit Chcolce again. They are always
welcomed heartily by our people.
We hoar that tho Cheohee High School
is very flourishing under tho supervise on
of Mr.. A. w. Singleton, of Mount Tabor.
Fruit in this community is very scarce.
1t seems as though tho dry weather has
about dried up tho Sunday school at
Choohoo.
Turnip seed sowing will soon be the
order of tho day.
Crops arc very good in this section.
Tho dry weather, of course, injured the
corn to somo extent.
MOUNTAIN SCHOOL GIRL.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
A Murderer Captured.

CHARLESTON, s. g., July 20.-Chas.
Wilson, tho negro who shot and mortally
wounded private Theodore Godfrey OF
tho Charleston Heavy RHttcry hore, on
tho afternoon of February 9Th, was
brought back to the oity to-day from
Fleming, Kansas.
Godfrey was acting rs provost guard
and hearing tho negro using vile language
in tho presence of ladies on the street,
.ho told him to shut up. Wilson at once
drow apistol and shot him and escaped
the police, won't to Birmingham and
thenco to Fleming, Kansas, with party
Of coal minors. .a..
A lettor written to the mothor who
livcs at Branchvillo, this State, fell into
tho hands of wliito man and led ty tho
arrest. ... ...... 'r.,...
Rewards aggrogating 800 woro offered
for Wilson's capture.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
His Life Was saved.

Mr. j. 70. Lilly, q promincIt citizons ot
Hannibal, Mo-, lately! had wonderful
deliyefanco from q frightful death. In
telling Of it he says II was taken with
typhoid fever, that ran j into pneumo.
MIA. Ny lungs became hardened. n was
SO weak Icouldn'te oven sit up iii bod.
Nothing helped me. expected soon to
die with consumption, when / heard OF
Dr., King New Discovery. Ono bottle
gave great relief. continued to iise it,
and now am well and strong. can,t
lous medicine is tho surest and quickest
cure in the world for all throat and
lung trouble. Regular size so cents
and 81 .09 Tria! bottles free ct all drug
stores, in the county. Every bottle guar,
aiik5Sti 49, - 5,r:. s!N.% y 4 s}''5s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
asupstla,sSeens SSsleilass { ADDE'S

superintendent Fao okIaasti s Address.
SSSl. .s)n last Frid lay eyeniD Il State Superin-
tendent of Ed ncati on j Ohm $. Mo bfahan,
Or Uoidtabiss disiiiyatsssi sd dress :,etose
tho oconee S,oun ty; I; q reaohers' Institute
and concluded the exeroises OF the Sos
sion, He stressed the Importance Of
free public schools and the nature Of the
edut alton to be impaired In them. @ He
wants to aee the pablo funds Wisely ex-
pendSd the schoola made better, and
every ohld ,aiforded the gerry beat posi-
BILE ady,,ntages for btainipg an edpcar
tion. Hs thinks the country school dis:
tricts In G,any Instances aro too small,
combining two or three districts and
having one high grade central school.
He thinks the children can walk three,
four or five miles to school, IL necessary,
in order to have longer terms u, id better
schools In tho country districts.&f For the
town Of WalhallB he advocated q grated
school. He VIA not very considerate of
the teachers OF the SCHOOLS we already
have, saying, ut is better to have ono
good school than three poor ones" But
he, perhaps, did not mean any disrespect
for Che capable teachers In charge of the
schools In Walhalla; and having arrived
in Walhalla SO short time before he
spoke, he had not gained full and acou-
rate information as to the nature OF the
work done in the schools now in success
full operation. &f@&{ So 3. y
Mr.. McMahan is doing noble work
for the schools of the State, ard to him
is due tho credit for having tbs County
Teachers Institute to run this year four
weeks instead o} one, ',s heretofore. Ho
is giving his worry best thought TO tho
Improvement Of the FREQ school system.
In the conduct of tho county institutes
he has procured the services Of the fore
most educators, and he believes that
groat and permanent good will be accom-
plished by tho help afforded tho teachers
in these summer schools, .|.H#
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
A distinguished Speaker.

Rov. DR.. Edward Thomson, of At
lanta, Ca, will mako visit to Walhalla
noxt Sunday in tho interest of tho Lea
quo of America, an incorporated asso
citation, whose object is to direct the at
tention, of the people to Sunday as day
of rest, and to work in various ways in
preserving such IL day as permanent
feature of our civilization. The Sunday
League has the largest membership OF
any Sunday observance society in the
world. DR.. Thomson is tho general
manager of tho league, and Bishop w. w.
Duncan is ono of tho directors.
DIR. Thomson is an eloquent speaker,
and is highly. endorsed by distinguished
men throughout the country as present.
ing tho subject of his lecture in powerful
and mastorly argument and impressive
thought. He will preach in the Wal,
halla Methodist church noxt Sunday
morning at oleyen O'Clock, and in tho
Baptist church Sunday evening at half
daily invited to both services.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
A New FIGURING Mill.

Messrs. G. r. d. Burns and w. A.
Strothcr have recently completed a now
Touring mill at tho Burns mill site on
Cain creek, near Wcst Union. 1t is what
is known as the burr mill and is turning
out tho finest product of flour. Tho
latest appliances have been put in and
tho machinery is thoroughly up to date
Mr.. Burns has charge as manager and
delights to sorvo his friends and many
customers. We had tho pleasure of 60
ing through the mill Tuesday morning
and seeing it running. Mr.. Burns can
suit tho most fastidious in tho quality of
flour which &c turns out. Every Gus.
tomcr gots flour from his own wheat
and this is n matter of satisfaction tC
those who have fine grain. The mil
has been running about ton days and the
custom is growing rapidly. Mcssrs
Burns and Strothor have supplied long
felt want in the community for good
Touring mill and arc to be commended
for their enterprise.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03

There arc not throe cases in hundred
Piorco's Favorito Prescription will not
cure. 1t saves tho modest woman tho
humiliation of physicians examinations
and local treatments.' It's sale ex-
Goods tho combined sales of all othor
medicines for women. Thousands of
grcatful women have been rendered
healthy and happy by it's use,. and tho
experience and testimony of many of
them has been included in DR.. Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser. Sent
on receipt of 81 ono-c cent stamps, to nav
cost of mailing only. Address, Worlds
Disponsary Medical Association, Buffalo,
NJ Y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
Meeting OF Confederate Soldiers.

In pursuance to a call of Capt. j. G.
Neville, County Chairman, meeting of
surviving Confederate soldiers was hold
at Walhalla Court House, this, tho 20th
day of July, 1900, for Wagoner Township
Baylus Nicholson was elected Chairman
and j. II. Kelley, Secretary. The follow
ing Township Board of Pensioners for
Wagonor Township was elected J. @.
Mickler, w. S. Frazier and S. N. Pitch-
ford. j. III. KELLEY,
SeCrotary
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03

~ ook out for ~ big lot OF clothing
5next week which going to- be sold,
Cheap than ever Cash Bargain Store
ttontion is called TO the adyertise-
ment Of the Walhaila High School. The
ninth session Of this school viii opeR
September 4th, 1891. Prof, James M !.
Moss, Principal, will spare no pains to
make his school worthy OF the patrot age
OF the public, The school building has
been enlarged and the teaching corps in,
creased to insure most careful attention
to- every pupil. Mr.. Moss has had
several years experience in the sckoo]
room and Is q popular and successful
teacher. /. y nm ...s, &. sl s. N
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company.

The stockholders of tho Farmers Mu.
tual Insurance Association of Oconce
county hold their annual meeting in the
Court House on Tuesday morning. A
largo majority of tho stock of tho com
pany was represented and a goodly nun.
ber of tho mombors of tho Association
was present in person to assist in the
business.
Aftor tho consideration of somo rou.
tine business resolution was offered
looking to tho fixing of q reasonable
salary of the President, Secretary, Treas
uror and Agent and tho Directors. Here
tOfor6 there has boon no salary fixed for
tho President. After somo discussion q
salary of ono hundred dollars was agreed
on for the President and ono dollar por
day and five cents per mile for travel for
Directors whom on the business of the
company.
j. j. Ballongor was re. elected Prcsi.
dent, j. B. Sanders was re. elected Sccre.
tary, Treasurer and Agent.
The following gcntlcmon woro oloctod
Directors, towit:
For Wagonor Township-J. D. MoMa-
han and r. ID. Alexander.
For Seneca Township--W. A. Barron
and John Myers.
For Center Township-W. M. Brown
and C.. G. Martin.
For Tugaloo Township-J. II. Barnett
and 6. j. Ramsay.
For Pulaski Tcwnship--B. G. Rotholl
and G.. g. Arve.
For Chattuga Township--W. G. Russell
and j. ID. Handy.
For Whitewater Township-W. b. T..
Corbin and j. l.. Talloy.
For Kcowco Township-E. A. Porry
and j. B. Hill.
Tho condition of tho company is az
good as could bo expected, and its man.
agomont Is in tho hands of as good mon
as tho county affords. We predict a
bright, future for this consorvativoly con.
Quoted company. .'
Much was done in tho meoting which
will mako tho company popular with
thinking people. Nothing ought to fail
in tho lands of tho President and Diroc-
tors Of this company. 81. .. g..
Th9 people of Oconee county are
oiforSd in this company an extremely
che3p insurance and our people will
suStain tho same, !. I <5.I%
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-03
Tho W. D. Smith Murder.

Tho W. D. Smith Murder. IT.
In last week's COURIER wo gave q short
account of the murder of Mr.. w. D.
Smith, formerly of Walhalla, in Mon
tana. No further particulars have beon
IoooiToa ~ &c. We make the following
extracts from Montana papers concern
ing tho unfortunate tragedy. The Liv-
ingston Enterprise says:
"rho coronor's inquest upon the body
of William d. Smith, who was shot OH
the 18th of July by Robert Stevens, oon-
cluded it's labors Friday evening Of last
week. Littlo additional light was thrown
upon tho facts surrounding the tragedy,
and upon the evidence, substantially MS
stated in last week's Enterprise, the Jury
rotuNncd tho following vordict: we,
tho jury ompanoled to look into tho cause
of tho death of William Smith, find that
said William Smith came to his death by
on tho 18th day of July, 1907"
The Livingston Post gives tho follow
ing facts: "A writ Of haheas corpus was
admit Bob Stevens, who killed William
Smith on July 18th, to bail. The pul-
pose of tho writ was effected, and Judge
Henry fixed tho bail at $4,000, and
Stevens friends say that tho amount
will bo forthcoming as q surety for his
appearance for trial at tho September
torn of Court. Stevens says he shot
Smith in solf-dofense while Smith was
trying to do him bodily harm, using
rocks as weapons of offense. Smiths
horse, which ran away after it's owner
dropped with a bullet in his heart, was
found last wook and the saddle Is said to
DO stained with blood. This leads to
tho holief that Smi it'll was in tho saddle
whom shot and may put his slayer in a
bad light before tho jury"