Irregular Postal Notice From Aiken Mail Arrangements
Fragmented OCR shows a postal notice listing writers full names and addresses as a faith requirement. It mentions mail closures and service hours across multiple towns including Dunbarton, Hammond, Greenland, Merrit's Bridge, Leasville, Mount Ebal, Walkora Mills, with Monday close at a fixed early hour and varying weekday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Uludnes
Wasterayese
Charlestor Alum
Dunbartoy
Thammond
Greenland
Merrit’s Bridge
Leasville
Mount Ebal
Walkora Mills
Bo’cluck
Railroad Schedule for South Carolina and Georgia Lines
SOUTIL CARGTANA RAILROAD timetable lists trains arriving from Charlestor.w at 6:28 and 12:49 p m and from Angnat at 4 22 a m and 7 60 p m Columbia departures at 6 28 a m and 12 49 p m with Charleston and Augusta daily service via Aiken or Augusta, leaving at 7 50 p m and returning to Augusta at 8 26 p m arriving here at 4 35 p m Saturday morning October 4 3678.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutil Cargtana Railroad
Airmn
Charlestor.w
Columbia
Ea Armen
Charleston
Thately
Peabody Fund aid cited for Southern education drive
Ex Governor Willum Aiken provides a copy of Peachbay Educational Fund proceedings. The report notes disbursements totaling $185,840 and describes fund use to support public schools across Southern states, including Charleston and Spartanburg. It records $1,000 paid January 7, 1873, and pledges for ongoing support to grade and equip schools amid state tax constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willum
Aiken
Peachbay Educational Fund
New York
Judaly
Salleges
Peaboly
B. Sens
Charleston
Vine Ridge Academy
Spartanburg
Ain
Sears
Sfisbunse
Financial improvement and stock exchange reopening noted
During the week closing, commercial confidence shows gradual recovery. New York’s improved mood bodes relief for the South as exports of the new crop begin and money circulates more freely. Cotton prices rise, currency improves, and patience is urged while sustaining mutual indulgences in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evisi
New York
Stock Exchange
Public Schools Reopen After Distress and Reform Calls
The editorial urges reopening public schools next Monday under a resolved plan, stressing moral encouragement and competent teachers, urging fair salaries and free of political influence. It warns colored and white communities to support education, ties national stability to schooling, and notes broader social fears from recent disasters and unrest. It also references Wilkie Collins, Franklin lore, and a fatal factory boiler explosion in Augusta with injuries and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tank
Town and County News Summary of Local Elections and Education
Local items note Mr Jarrett G Burckhalter’s recovery and praise Dr Wistar’s balsam for pulmonary issues. Weather mentions autumn hints and insects. Advertisements promote Hall Co. products and Webestors felt roofing. Officials reappoint John Hall and discuss Aiken County schools, teacher appointments, and a Teachers Institute. Sanford arithmetic debated. committee to place books at Batterthwait store. Convention adjourned to meet on the second Saturday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Teashera
Aiken County
Otober
Martin V. Calvin
Auguste
State of
Georgia
Calvin
Sanford
James Powell
Aiken
Powell
Coleman
Pettigrew
Batterthwait
Park Avenue
Sheriff's sale to offer valuable properties next Monday
Several valuable properties will be disposed of at the Sheriff's sale next Monday. The note mentions a plan to reopen the Punters' Hotel in Augusta soon and discusses local interest in a first class hotel. It also includes a lengthy, disjointed statistical interpolation on rainfall and a report about a resignation and upcoming meeting of a local association.
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Grintheld
Augusta
Jesse
Randall
Jereminds
Chatfield
Nodelptad
Morris
Morrie
TIE Association For
Aiken
Hexny Spanstex
Hse
A. W. Monata
Nhl Mienspera
AVA
AL W. BR
Briday
Fractured Local News Bits From A South Carolina Paper
Mr Geo W Davis of Anderson county died by accidental self infliction. Railroad route planning underway for Asheville and Spartanburg. Fairfield county Republicans nominate Moses Martin for State Senate. City engineer evaluates water introduction under Horley charter in Charleston. Gadsden Gamble of Williamsburg county dies by suicide. A laborer injured in a field accident near Greenville. A child in Charleston dies after being struck by a cart. Repairs to Greenville to Alston line underway. A runaway incident near Mullin's Depot ends in fatality. A boy of eight in Charleston dies from railroad cart accident. Bondholder notes on Greenville and Columbia Railroad hint at debt rearrangement. Charleston election results give Republicans mayor and sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Clements
Bethesda Lodge
Templar
Peter Sheron
Me. J
Sheron
Misa Mattie Whitehead
Edward O'Day
South Carolina
Charleston
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Aiken ‘Fribune
Grurtea
the Peabody Fund
CE Financial Situation
Wilkie Colling
Lotus Club
Charles Bradlaugh
Lnter
Bradisugh
Collin
Sir John Franklin
New Dedford
Arctic
iKequimaux
Repulse
Bay
King
Halli
John
Hall
Lady Franklin
Joba
Piagkét
Imay Evall
Niall
Kiamath
Oregon
Othiesyn
Jack
Jake
Ometherwood
Town and County News
Jarrett G Burckhalter
Pensacola
Norfolk
I. H. Hall & Co
Moses
John Mi. Hall
Wenstees
James P. Crawford
A. Percival
M. Schofield
G. Satterthwaitt
Fountain Academy
Clark
L. W
Bridge Creek
Mary
Walker
Arthur
Mbe
Tria
Jane
I. Wei
Motri
Messra
Allen Scott
Iddleton Glover
Daney
Dickinsan
Scott
Glover
Dickinson
Dickinvon
Scottts
Ayerito
Court of General Sessions
Handa
Tor
Dickingon
Tom Hood
Troies
Torres
Einessey
Ae Rive
Waccamaw River
Colored Hock and Satter Company
Winnsboro
Geo. W. Davis
Anderson County
Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad
Fairfield County
Moses Martin
Eolored
Arn
Gol. Cothran
Prof
Seymour
City of
Anderson
Barnwell
Thom ‘Dawson
Gadsden Gamble
Williamsburg County
Port ‘Royal
May
Rowland
Williamsot
Lie
Sammy Wake
Field
Mullin
Benny
A. C. Lewis
Hin'horne
Geores
Freitt bin
And
Anguata
Rock Hilly
Newberry
Herald
D . I. Dodamend
Tiron
Greenville
Cotuntia
Pomarini
Alston
Bidtey
Austin
Toxee
the. I
P. J
Mason
Aulitionel
Chinges
Maj
M. B
Delaney
Day
Oliver
Ah L. Walker
Chles Simkins
Dav J
Girndeau
Gunn
Ku-Klux
John N. Gregg
BE. Wilkinson
Gresnville' Aha Columbia Hiitedad Company
Newi York
George S. Winningham
Eny
Frausdulent
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Aiken . Adertiganents
Akers, 8. c
Board OF State
Boarv
Gregg
Spencer
R Winnase
Aneen Coontt
George. M.thew
Agern Porcelain Manufacturing Compan
Re East
Nuit
Mrbr
Atken, Dous
Mevinnal Bubaites Nga Banks
Cynthis
Balua
Eubau
Rousisnane
Sour Earoliay
Urge P.demedisis
J. Pettis
John W. Glover
Aiken Gourt
Barney, Glaethieme C. M
Burckbalter
Torms
Easb
Avyordan
A. G
Arene
South Care
Nathaniel Cox
Anna
J. Cox
Caroline J. Cox
Guardian
Jonathan M. Miller
Thomas
Miller
Tse
Ante
Tevindon
le Mier
Hoeys
van Mules
Hock Castle
Hoey
Shep
Lars Wagons
Carls
Jordan
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