Local matters brief mentions Pendleton and Belton
The Inelligenicer notes Pendleton and Belton expect Hampton balls soon though no local correspondent is available. It comments on the New York Herald, a robust fruit crop forecast for Anderson County despite late frost fears, and urges care around a Main Street foot bridge and a hill sidewalk. It records Mr. Fant’s fine wheat crop, Mrs. Todd’s ripe garden fruit, Langston’s improving health, and banking strength at Anderson National Bank. It mentions a Catholic priest visitor, property moves by Breazeale and Prevost, Mr. Major’s son’s death and funeral, and praises Mosely House hotel. It notes a rock rampart on Main Street, markets, furniture ads, and a call to plant more corn alongside a lecture on youth and national hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Grange
Main Street
Carolina Collegiate Institute
John E. Breaxeale
Anderwin
J.B. Prevost
EL. Clark
Prevost
John Major
Wesley Major
Sandy Springs
J. T. Attaway Om
Mother Earth
Greenville
Anderson Board of Trade Elects Officers and Freight Tariff Push
A local paper voices strong criticism of self styled United States revenue officers in Anderson, condemning their methods and urging a fee reform. It reports the Board of Trade elected A B Towers president, P A Wilhite vice president, and W S Ligon secretary treasurer, praising the organization and urging petitions for freight tariff reductions and state legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Board of Trade
A. B. Towers
P. A. Wilhite
W. 5
Ligon
Board of Trade
Anderson
General Assembly
Board of
Moe
A Wise Forecast for Southern Planters in Wartime
A Virginia periodical urges planters from Carolina to Texas to prepare for war by boosting food crops and livestock. It argues Russia's grain role and blockade deficits force the United States to supply Europe, predicting high food prices and low cotton demand, and calls Southern governors to promote self-sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgina
Europe
Russia
United States
South
Carolina
Texas
Arrests in Anderson for vagrancy and non support
One last Tuesday Reuben Young Thou Williams and William Gailliard, three colored men, were arrested and brought before Trial Justice Jones on warrants charging them with having no visible means of support. Reuben Young was committed to jail in default of bail of two hundred dollars. The case against Thou Williams was discontinued, and Gailliard’s hearing postponed to next Friday at 10 a.m. The report notes the town’s stance against vagrants and urges residents to work honestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Young
Thos
Williams
William Gailliard
Jones
E. B. Murray
Court of General Sessions
Thou
Anderson
Perdleton Factory Sale Offers Rare South Carolina Opportunity
The Perdleton factory property will be sold at public outcry on the 23rd of next month. It sits in Upper South Carolina with fine machinery and potential for large expansion. The yarns are marketable, and a company could purchase and operate the machinery to full capacity, boosting local manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autora Dellv
South Carolina
Upper South Carolina
Kentucky
Tolly
West Street
District Court of the United States
District of South Carolina
B.A. McAlister
I. H. McConnell
George 5. Bryan
Anderson Court House
B. A. McAlister
Anderson
Tucker's Mill Road
Governor's Creek
Rocky River
Sherif
State OF
Asprisos Coustr
ELM, Brown
Arate Chester M
Walker
Columbus C, Walker
Benjamin F. Walker
W. W. Humphr
Anderson County
Anderson D. H
Broadway Creek
B.D. Dean
Greenlee Ellison
Yamiel Hl. McDonnell
Chamberlain Expelled by Abbeville Rite Club
The Abbeville Rite Club held a meeting and by unanimous vote resolved to expel former Governor Daniel H. Chamberlain from the Abbeville Rifles honorary membership. The resolution accuses him of unbecoming conduct since arriving in South Carolina and seeks confirmation from Captain Hemphill about references to a carpet-bag ex-majesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Abbeville Rite Club
Wuenens
Daniel H. Chamberlain
Abbeville Rifles
D. H. Chamberlain
Hemphillo
South Carolina
Knowledge Is Power and Health for the People
A promotional notice extols health education and self care urging readers to study physiology and hygiene. It advertises The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser by R V Pierce at one dollar and sixty cents, noting high sales, a revised edition, and wide family appeal. Trial Tables blanks offered at clearfield prices in Chariexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Nuither
Townville notes and local items mix with politics and spring
The Townville column reports on a needed fence for the graveyard, petty thefts at Ledbetter mill, and local benign news. It mentions tax debates, tobacco seizures, a rumor about celibacy, Cracker's Neck locals, cotton planting amid European war fears, and a mayoral trial for two drunken travelers. It closes with spring scenes and temperance sentiment.
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Local Matters
Briep
Pendleton
Belton
Hampton
Isrenet- Gexcee
New York Herald
Bpits
A. P. Broyles
O.H.P. Fant
Board of County Commissioners
Jane Todd
Todd
S. H. Langston
Roonsin
Tukey
Main
Cochran
G. F. Tolly
Col. Speights
Greenville Daily News
Speights
Daily News
WH. Strickland
Temperance Hall
Woman's Mission Society
Hubbard, Darling
United States Regenus
Perdleton
Tabieo
Isrequiesien
Chariexter Prives
aSik
Jry
G. & C. Railroad
Ledbetter
Gort
Woolbright
Townville
A. Gantt
Roof
J. B. Brown
Bill Parker
Journal
Williamston
Great Trunk Line
Greenville & Columbia Railroad
Radics
Peta of
Revenue Department
Thos. Crymes & Co
North Carolina
Gwinn, Wood & Co
Jonesville
Lins
Smith
John H. McDill
New York
Arnstein & Rose
8. C
P. Smith
NEW Firm
Brayer
J. R. Smith
McCully’s Corner
Smith & CO
Miss Lizzie Williams & Co
Lyle
Alexander Kid
Mantus
ICASH
James H. Morgan & CO
Buncombe Sts
S.C
Emporium of Fashion
Winchester
Kid and Lyle
Mantua-Making
D. Chamblee
America
Willimantic
Willimantic Co
Syston
J. R. Read & Co
Shaw & Johnston
Juger Brotherd
A. Sling
C. LE
McCully
Taylor
Call
McCully & Taylor
Ligon & Hill
Aum
Alvanvenents Cine
Zell
Lavendor
Wilson & Reed
Granite Row
Iers
Hall Price
ACE Waters & Sons
East 1Th St
Unio Square
Hallett
Port Tod
Brake
Ceorge Pace
EXWLA
Mane
BO. Wets
Post Pards L
Maryland Eye & Ear Institute
North Charlen &J
Baltimore
J.W. Conor
Judge Superior Court
George Realing
Eobedole
Rates Il & CO
Bator
B. A. McAlleter
David Crawford
John Wakeoe
Phillip Cromer
Weston Hays
Ve Gores
Elongin
James Thompson
David Crowa
James H. McConnell
Apn
Ander
Sherrall
Beaverdam Creek
John Crewe
Vandiver
A. ET Witmner Symmes
S. C
A. L.mcmahan
A. J. Hall
J. D. Welch
Robert A.re
Warren Norris
Ash
H. McDonnell
Court OF Common Pleas
A.E. Rice
J. H. Dough
American Tiekuancied Company
J. H. Doughty
Adderson
J. J.H. Doughty
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
ESO & Brown, Peda
Om A.B. Towers
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