Central community shocked by death of longtime resident Eaton
The town of Central mourns as 75 year old Mr. Eaton, long known for his health and work, is found dead at night in his home after a possible second heart attack. An inquest by Coroner B. D. Jarls returned a verdict in line with the known facts. Eaton left many relatives and friends in a tight knit community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Beton
C. Cummings
Eston
Hegan
B.D. Zarls
Eaton
Cleudentho Mourts
Jubilee marks relief as town celebrates liberty and victory
Amid cannon salutes and bells, Andemons rejoices over liberation from tyranny. Citizens gathered as Reformers led by J Pink Reed and R E Moorhead fired salutes honoring thirteen Beverelentates, recalling a century of struggle and restoration. Speakers from Court House steps praised freedom, with Orgnized bands playing as crowds cheered in jubilation last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
Martial Atrance
Comet
Andemons
Binto Mofa
Miesern
J. Pink
Reed
R. £. Moorhead
Ulster
Upper
Duoling
Interef
South Carolina
Court House
Carolina
Acre
Moen
Murray
John
Moore
Hill
Tolly
B. Murray
Hampton Tax Beneath the Hampton Administration
A historic report notes a special Hampton tax collected in 1876 by a government appointee for Ander ton County. About 2,140 of roughly 5,000 eligible taxpayers paid the ten percent Hampton tax, totaling around $4,087.05, with calls for patriotism and praise for contributors amid difficult times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderton
Hampton
Hagop
Hampto
Gor
South Carolina
Sphclak
Ara
Arepy
GaBur
Hhipton
Goubllen
Swirgy
Moydy Ani
Thatton
Unclear advert claims by Aton Ta wie for pain relief
Fragmentary OCR text presents an advertisement style claim by Mr Aton Ta wie promoting a pain relief product. It mentions testimonials, purity of water, and various unclear assertions about effectiveness, with garbled phrasing and multiple insertions that obscure specifics.
Newberry College Location Chosen by Synod Delegates
The Newberry Synod selected Newberry as the future site for Newberry College after bids from Columbia Lexington Pepperity and Anderson were reviewed. Delegates from each locality argued for their towns before a second ballot settled on Newberry as the most favorable location. Despite disappointment, supporters celebrate the decision and its promise for community growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheri
Hewberry
Newberry College
E. A. Dolley
J. Hawkins
Colimbia
Schusteen Verein
Lexington
Coast
Humber
Frog Leval
Woiltialla
Newberry
Anderson
Carolina Collegiate Institute
Anderson Educational Association
Cotton factories eyed by Anderson Pomona Grange
At a meeting of Anderson Pomona Grange on the 7th the Worthy Lecturer spoke on introducing cotton factories in Anderson County with the Clement Attachment. Resolutions invite subordinate Granges to study the plan and invite Col Harrieon of Andersonville to address the Grange at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Pomona Grange
Anderson Court
Clement
Col. Harriton
Andersonville
Ik Grange
Smo
Col. Harrieon
8. C
Clement Asichment
Tia
W. Norris
Local items and notices from a small town column
Miscellaneous notes report sales, weather, and community events. Trial Justice blanks offered for sale in Charleston prices. Mini Della Keyn receives new mummer goods. wheat from Mr E M Holland’s farm measured thirty-two inches, promising yield if similar. Lightning struck trees in Gen J W Harrison and S H Tangton yards. Pomona Grange held a long meeting with officers elected in January. A frame building damaged by a heavy wind damaged a threshing machine in Rock Mills Township. Leak & Mons open a tobacco store in Benson House. Legal blanks and Charleston prices advertised. Waverly House ball drew attendees from Pendleton and Belton. Greenville and Columbia Traction Co to rebuild a bridge on BeauMe Street. Local printers offer job work at low prices. Fires and losses noted for business firms. Adams A Wendewa store mentioned. South Carolina weather and public welfare discussions conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Holland
Hin
Pomona Grange
Temperance Finll
Psst
W. Simpson
8. C. Humphreyn
Rock Mills
Messrs
Leak
Waverly House
Fendleton
Belton
Sods Path
She Yang
Wade Hampton’s March This Brings Southern Pride to Brass
A song titled in honor of Carolina’s Wade Hampton is promoted by Ludden & Bates Music Home Harananl Ga. It includes an elegant title page with a lithograph and a brass band arrangement by Prof. Welgand. Copies for piano are 40 cents. Also reports on Temperance divisions installing officers at Lebanon and New Prospect providing quarterly rosters.
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Hamptons
Manchu
Ludden & Bites
Gilem
Harcanal
E. Mack
Carolina
Wade Hampton
Welgand
Post
Charleston
Meeting of
Lebanon
J. Mf. Haralso
Watkins
W. P
J. Mowton
W. A
M. Major
A.J. Welborn
Treas
John Blackman
C. Horna
Bien C. Stribling
W. A. “Harper
J. Harper
Win. Harper
New Prospect Division
Bona of Temperance
J. H. Watchison
J. Misterbin
J.J. Martin
Jane End
W.E
Tress
Inbell
J.2, Nichols & Bro
Atlant
Anderson
Hart
Slbert
Wilkes
Train derailed near Honea Path injuring crew
A passenger train was thrown from the track by a broken axle near Honea Path on Tuesday, damaging cars and delaying service. Mr Stalling was bruised escaping the wreck. Nearby, deaths include Mrs. Amands Tabi tha Cele near Townville and Mr. Win E Greer in Columbia. The community notes rain, floods, and plans for a permanent Sandy Springs school amid general prosperity and growing delisting societies.
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Honea
Stalling
Kay
Win. E. Greer
Thd -Place
Columbia
Grosnyilla Church
Chamberlain
Grica
Routh
Ts McElroy
Shallow Ford
Hunter
Townville
Townville Merchais
Amands
Tabitha Cele
Srdinst
Cole
James BR. Fant
Presbytery in Greenwood settles pastors and prayers
The TAR OOUTH Carolina Presbytery convened in Greenwood Avbeville County on Wednesday January 4. Rev. W. Smith of Pendleton preached the opening sermon and Rev. A T Miller became Moderator. Calls from Walhalla Richland and Louil Hippe for pastors were discussed with ordination plans for W J Morrin and T C Ligon. Domestic missions dominated debate with efforts to organize new churches. Rev. John G Law was elected Evangelist for six months as Rev. John McLees' health declines. The meeting honored Gen Gillam, 86, longtime ruling elder, and noted Pickens mission conditions and a large colored population in spiritual need.
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Tar-Oouth
Carolina
Jewelery
Howth Carolina
Greenwood
Avbeville County
W. , Smith
Pendleton
AT. Miller
Moderstor
Carver Kendall Asaatant
Walhalla
Richisnd
W. J. Morrin
Church of
Louil Hippe
Hoy
T. C. Ligon
Aiea
Pribytery
Adger
Rov
A. P. Nicholson
J. J. Norton
D. W. Alleen
Washington Brrest Church
Greenville
Col
Exigeftetit
G. H
Pickens
Hough Moses
Mision
Spartanbure
John G. Law
Providenon
Tine
John McLees
Gnipnwood
Gillam
Zion
R. C. Gillam
Pickone
Mthar'a
T. H.R
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Mattess
Aton Tawie
Antorsen
SRIEF
J. W. Harrison
Tangton
Gresaville and Colambe Tattroad
Amber
Qua Place
BeauMe Strost
Chiaat Rest
Unis Ani
Morgan
Andom
Ander
Mont
Ttapor
Garollisn
Anerson
Boutherner
Booth
Mam Wale Hampton
Temparawor
Andy Serings
Sandy Springs
Yser
Apion
Iona
Brave
Ataway
the Ridge Railroad
Eratlonven
Ploegh
Mesum
Reid and
Gar
Ptt
Iowa
Speke
Harper Grange
Wm. Harper
W. Burra
Traxpor
Bowen
J. ML
Je Tyborn
John Harper
R. Thompeem
Gun Mire
APM
Dreswibth
Andro
Mra. M. Duck
Ceres
Misa Hue Hunter
Pomoun
Maggie Thompson
Flora
Wilhiter Williams
A.B. Towers
Mazehs
H. Rownns
Harnew
Harare
Merch
New York
Arnstein & Rose
Aneron
Coe
Euch
P. i. McCully
Taylor
Pigon & Aild
Useyeres
Mtris
Rint Ouestias
Renee
Fauyde
Wren
Arenery
Caaly
Brown & Oo
Andemon
NEW Business
J. C. C. Fenthoenton.Esq
IAM
G. Geisberg
Bangales
Carrie Geisberg
Wu Sm
Lizzie Williams
Ladies’ Store
Keck Kies
Berens
J. A. Wree
Maxwetty
Eta
L. P. Smith
America
Smith & CO
Emporium of Fashion
Winchiestan
Chamblee
Rumporium
Srivu
Court Common Pleas
Pri Tyaeneeannen
Shasta
Plus Ridge
Asd
Neal
OPUS
Sea Ae
Reall
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Moca Air Necee
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