Cash discounts lure buyers from Anderson clothing shops
The notice claims competing stores in Anderson offer long credit terms of six months to a year. It warns shoppers that such deals require returns or sacrifices, then states that the speaker offers everything those stores do plus more without those conditions.
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Dewey and Bryan on Democratic ticket prospects
Washington reports growing belief Admiral Dewey may accept a vice presidency with Bryan. He is pressed to support the convention platform and candidate, with demands from Eastern Democrats and a push from the party press bureau. Aguinaldo updates from the Philippines, and commentary on tax and treasury policy under a Republican Congress.
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Desolate South Carolina manor recalls Confederate reunions
J A H writes from Alversox about former life near Anderson, detailing the Keyn home two miles west, the grand mansion built by Mr and Mrs J C Keyn, and how memory of happier days, a spring, and reunions of Co C Palmetto Riflemen linger amid deserted grounds. He recalls family sorrows, Civil War ties, and a later reunion in 1895 as time softens the scene.
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State News Items and Local Incidents Across South Carolina
Charleston truckers push coastwise shipping and militia training to 1900 trends. Reports span hog disease in Aiken, a Greenville court contempt case, Lake City post office reestablishment, and wind damage with insured loss. Laurens political zeal, bankers and rail fees, a burning church mortgage payoff, and Governor Bryan campaign notes appear with weathered 1900 context.
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