Bluffton Bluff Camp Offers Tent Houses for Families
Bluffton residents offered tent houses with four spring cots at 10 dollars weekly plus 2 dollars per extra cot. Additional 1 dollar per cot weekly for bed linen. Meals available or self catering at Camp Cafeteria. Write H M Snyder manager Bluffton or Columbia office 6602 Palmetto Bidg Palmetto Beach Fishing Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Snyder
Mgr
Bluffton
S. C
Columbia
Palmetto Bidg
Palmetto Beach
Legend of Glenn Springs Hotel and Indian Amulet Tale
The article describes the Hotel on a hill near a valley spring with terraces and bathing facilities, run by Wistar Simpson and sons. It recounts the healing waters praised for many ailments and tells a colonial legend of an Englishman saved from an ambush by a Medicine man and given a crystal amulet later restored to its owner.
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Wistar
Simpson
Glenn Springs
Lord Lyttleton
Ace
Pretty
Charles
Enora
Pullman Cars Bear Historic Names
The Pullman Company will build thirty five new cars for the present Limited service from New York to New Orleans via Atlanta Montgomery and Mobile. Governors of seven Southern states nominated lists of notable statesmen soldiers jurists and publicists to name the cars. Georgia names include Robert Toombs Alexander H Stephens Henry D McDaniel and Henry Grady. Louisiana lists Francois Xavier Martin W C C Claiborne John Stidell P G T Beauregard and Francis Nicholls. Mississippi names George Poindexter William Sharkey Benjamin Humphreys L Q C Lamar and Edward Waithall. North Carolina features William Davidson Thomas Ruffin John Morehead Zebulon Vance and Robert Hoke. South Carolina honors William Moultrie Franios Marion John Rutledge Andrew Pickens Wade Hampton. Virginia includes George Wythe Patrick Henry John Marshall Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pullman Company
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Montgomery
Mobile
Southern Railway Company
Sean Bibb
William Rufus King
Edmund W. Pettus
John T. Morgan
Joseph Wheeler
Georgia
Robert Toombs
Alexander H. Stephens
Henry D. McDaniel
Joel Chandler Harris
Henry W. Grady
Louisiana
Francois Xavier Martin
W. C. C. Claiborne
John Stidell
P. G. T. Beauregard
Francis T. Nicholls
Mississippi
George Poindexter
William L. Sharkey
Benjamin Grubb Humphreys
L. Q. C. Lamar
Edward Cary Waithall
North Carolina
William Davidson
Thomas Ruffin
John M. Morehead
Zebulon B. Vance
Robert P. Hoke
South
John Marshall
Robert E- Lee
Stone Wall” Jackson
A Man Finds Peace With God After Strange Cure
A distraught man seeks peace with God as doctors and preachers offer cures. He alternates between prayer and self pity, then attempts acts of atonement and charity, buys new clothes, and finally proclaims, I am at peace with God, at last. He smiles, shoulders squared, and feels transformed.
Enora and the Indian Chief under Fort Moultrie
In Charleston area 1884 a tale recalls Enora a Florida Indian chief’s wife taken by Oceola and their child. An Englishman later shelters Enora and her family on his estate but the couple die while the chief seeks a return to America and the Queeda’s graves near Fort Moultrie.
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Enora
Charlestown
Florida
Oceola
Childs
England
America
Queeda
Fort Moultrie
Glenn Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis A. Searson
Certified Public Accountant Commercial and Municipal Audits
Federal and State Tax Service
Columbia, S. C
Otsego, Mich
Murray’s
Horehound
Mullein& Tar
the Murray Drug CO
D. E. Wood
Main Street
Charleston
Charleston S.C
Chiropractic
George A. Bauer
Palmer Graduate
Liberty Bank
Son Wag
Dians
Home OF
Medicine Man
Pullman
Netriritors
the Gas Engine & Electric Co
Charleston, S. C
W. N. Watson
Greenville
Greenwood
Home Real Estate and Insurance Co
Bank of Charleston
National Banking Association
The
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
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