Mail schedule and post office hours notice
Aiken Tribune notes mail routes Danbarian Hammond Greenland Morris's Bridge Leonville Mount Ebal and Walker's Mill mails close on Monday at Go'alock. Post Offices hours during the week are 7 30 a m to 2 p m and 4 p m to 7 80 p m Sundays 12 80 p m to 2 p m.
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Danbarian
Hammond
Greenland
Morris's Bridge
Leonville
Mount Ebal
Walker's Millé
Go’alock
A.m
Railroad Schedule for Aiken and Columbia Routes
South Carolina Railroad trains arrive at Aiken from Charleston at 5 28 am and 12 49 pm. Auzobia shows 6 22 am and 7 60 pm. Columbia rows list 5 28 am and 12 49 pm. Thairgleate Allen for.
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South Carolina Railroad
Aiken
Charleston
Auzobia
Columbia
Thairgleate Allen
Legislators urged to act on bond case and tax exemptions
An editorial argues for an October extra session to settle the state debt on favorable terms and secure manufacturing tax exemptions. It cites Georgia as a model, notes South Carolina’s lagging factories, and warns that failure would threaten future prosperity and capital attraction along the Congaree river.
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Supreme Court
South Carolina
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Georgia
Winter
Columbus
Augusta
Savannah
Columbia
Clarer
Langley Company
Graniteville Company
Leginlature
Redemption of Lands Forfeited For Taxes Contested
An editorial disputes Comptroller General Hoge on tax land redemption. It argues the 1868 act was superseded, that Revised Statutes and 1872 amendments govern, and that lands forfeited for lack of bidders remain redeemable under current law. It cites sections on delinquent sales, forfeiture to the State, and redemption rights.
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Hage
J. Lee
Lee
Leo
Hoge
Ferce
Sesi
Thefformar
Blackwell
Ison Resord
Bouth
Caroline
Hell
South Carolina
Hinds
Right of Redemption in Tax Delinquent Lands Questioned
A Georgia court discusses general statute construction and redemption rights for owners of delinquent real estate sold under tax laws. It argues the taxpayer’s right to redeem should be preserved for two years, favoring citizens over the state, and urges court affirmation of redemption when properly presented.
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Georgia
Whipley
Coorta
Johnson
Blackwell
Judge dissolves Chester County bonds case in York County
Judge Mackey filed a decree dissolving a spring restraining order blocking York County from issuing bonds to fund a Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railway subscription. Chester County plans to print 1000 bonds in New York at $200, payable in 20 years from July, with semiannual coupons of 3.5 dollars, expected to negotiate at eighty.
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Mackey
York County
Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gaage Relroad
Chester County
Chester
New York
Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gaage Railroad Company
Transportation agitation shifts rail power toward four track plans
The New York debate on phosp transportation reveals cities lose trade to southern rail routes. Vanderbilt reportedly backs a four track Central line while government led four track Chicago to St Louis may be rented to private users. Foot Point is pitched as a deep water terminus to link Mississippi commerce with East Coast hubs. The Spring Island purchase signals South Carolina support for Rabun Gap Blue Ridge Railroad and a new regional transport hub, with McKay and Southern seen as catalysts for a profitable, state-wide development.
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New York
Vanderbilt
New York City
Chicago
St. Louis
Spring Island
Colleton River
Foot Point
Port Royal Sound
Rabun Gap Blue Ridge
Anderson C. H
Knoxville
Toan
Aitisone
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
South Carolina
Weat Yndien
South America
Mississippi Basin
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Messrs. McKay
Southern
Planters and builders scene in South Carolina town
Rainy times gloom merchants as Augusta rumors swirl that Mr. Pegg may open a Plantern Hotel in town. Megars Hall Co. advertise heavy door sash and roofing supplies from Charleston with low prices. Parish notes mark Rev. Edgerton's four year review. church data show baptisms, confirmations, marriages, burials, and generous parish funds. Local court adjourns with resolutions praising Judge Maher and thanks to Judge Mater, as bar records reflect on the September term.
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Megars
I. H. Hall & Co
Great Southern Builders’ Emporium
Charleston
8. C
Asestos
E. G. Edgerton
St. Thaddeus Church
Court of Common Plena
Reselord
Second Circuit
South Carolina
Maher
Port Royal cotton press to be ready by November first
Port Royal plans a large cotton press set to be operational by November 1. The era’s news notes varied items including church building, first bale at Edgefield Courthouse, and multiple local incidents across South Carolina and nearby areas.
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Port Royal
Edgefield Courthouse
Isaac Olifant
Edgefield rusts and cotton hopes fade in South Carolina
Edgefield County faces widespread rust and despondency as planters report poor cotton prospects. Winsboro News notes Fairfield County farmers have sold no cotton in three years due to broken promises to pay subscription bills. Charleston municipal election set for next month features Republican candidate I Cunningham and Citizens party incumbent Gen Wagener. Both hopefuls are praised, with party fate tied to alderman choices.
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Winsboro’ News
Fairfield County
Nawe
Charleston
Republican
Citizen’s Party
Cunningham
John A. Wagener
Aldermania
Citizens’ Party
Ethical standards guide criminal law practice
The article advocates strict adherence to legal ethics as foundational to honor in the profession. It urges courteous conduct toward judges and colleagues, condemns insults in court, cites examples of improper behavior, and urges American lawyers to emulate British courtroom decorum. It stresses that courtesy and professionalism uphold a lawyer’s standing and the profession’s integrity.
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Shorewood
Criminal Court
Iowa
Thia
Great Britain
Aeck
Justixias
The Census View of Women's Occupations and Emigration
The article surveys 19th century female labor roles from architect to barber and doctor, notes mass emigration pressures, and discusses a Nevada professor’s tobacco purification invention. It contrasts German emigration with political reform, urging peace and social progress to improve citizens’ happiness and deter migration.
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Nevada
Virginia City
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