Sandy Springs Camp Meeting Echoes Through Time
Readable relics of Sandy Springs recount the camp meetings that marked the area, noting the turn of decades from Civil War era to modern remembrance. References to Col. James L. Orr and the Invincibles, the 1874 grangers hall, and the aging camp grounds highlight a community recalling faith, memory, and a vanished grove.
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Bilitars
Eurly Springs
Dave
Utai
Havik
Peerat
Boca
Anerson
Sandy Springs
J. M. Blackwin
KutEn
Mr. Satterfield
James L. Orr
Invincibles
South Carolina
Aince
Sivorda
Apenwattox
Sandy Siring
Walker Inuesell
Wilenty
Captain Dickson of Anderson County Dies at Townville
The obituary notes Capt. Franklin Dickson born July 1 1814 near Whatley’s Mill and died of blood poisoning after a corn crop injury months earlier. He lived most of his life in Fork Town and served in the Civil War. He married Matilda Grant and had two children Rev. J. Dickson and W. A. Dickson. Funeral at Captain Beaverdam Presbyterian Church with Franks.
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Anderson
Monjamin Franklin Dickson
Hid Howe
Townville
Ifis
Capt. Dickson
Lee's Mills
Sith
Park
Ciphin Dickson
Matthaw Dickewe
Fechinil
Yorkyilly
Cuniton
South Carolina
Crome
Marty Vole
Ventleton
Jal
Matthew Diekkou
Se¢Lleya
Anderson County
Fonnilin Anderdon
Albevitty
Spirtanburg
Healy
Southionny
Tighwan
Mat Mew Tickson
Matthew Dickson
Walter Carson Dickson
Janet Vickson
Alexander Moorehead
Robert Moorhead
Ulinwily
Indiana
Alabama
England
Dickson
North Carolina
C. C. King
C. P. Cole
Fork
Macomb
The
Matilda J. Grantt
John W. Gantt
Easy
Thia County
J.yltor Dickson
Columbia District
W. A. Dickson
Hia
Vandiver Family in Revolutionary War Record Scene
The Achille Journal highlights David Vandiver and Edward Vandiver as likely the youngest sons of a Revolutionary era family in the South. Bureau records show Edward born in Maryland in 1748 served multiple times in the Revolution, with mentions of Coplans Andrew Thomas Amandus Lestie and others. the piece notes connections to battles near Eulaw Spring and 1782 service near Bow Thole Fridgar, plus ties to Major Melware Vandiver and the Wilson family lineage.
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Achille
Glover Towns
Mien
Eelward
Vinsdiver
Mader
David So Vandiver
Agit
Edward TP. Vandiver
South
Bureau of Pen
Washington
Eidward Vandiver
Horn
Maryland
Andrew ‘Thomas
Amandus Lestie
Winnie
Enateriaud
Eulaw
South Carolina
Ted
Aisaell
Perry
Hopkins
Bow
Neal
Mesars
Vinuliven
Vis
Mbevelin
Marriage Near Denver Unites Miss Pickett and Milam Milam
A May wedding at Denver unites Miss Pickett of Milam with Mr. Milam in an impressive ceremony led by Rev. J.T. McLin. Organ and violin accompanied the service as the couple, led by Miss Tillson, received well wishers at a reception. The bride, in white organdie, carries ferns and white roses. The couple plan to reside in Oconee with many friends sending best wishes.
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Monht Zion Chive
New Dunver
Mehelnand Vicket
Ueonce
Mike Vlora Mila
Morel
Rebecca Vickel
Mixa Parker
Bridit
Miss Pickett
Ellen Milam
Iss Milam
Susan McElroy
Pickett
Seneca
Oconee
Notes from Denver highlight drought and gatherings
The Denver note records scarce rainfall over three weeks with a scorched week harming crops cotton and corn. A minor cyclone damaged Clarence Burriss property. Veterans praised Seneca Indica dinner at Orrs Regiment reunion. next reunion aimed for Sandy Springs. Local visits mention families from Greenville, Haleyville, and McRae blending with Denver residents. INCOGNITA.
Managers of Magistrates Election in Anieee Court House
The following named parties are requested to act as manager for seats in the city of Anieee Court House Forester Fant and T. Sia Enetary Hill P. Ny Zini Dock Owsna Kay nny L. Panwer Chm. of Com.
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Man
Sderaot
Anieee
Belton Notes As Town Residents Travel and Visit
Miss Ora Smith returns from Keck Normal School. W C Brown and Will Stringer come back from Waynesville. Miss Anna Latimer visits relatives in Lowndesville. Miss Laurie Bureay of Anderson visits. Mina Inox Campbell with Annie Griffin for a few days. Mr Andrew Holland from Washington visits nearby. Mr and Mrs I A Lewis return from Cleveland Springs. Prof Geer Dr Cling Geer and Walter Geer visit their mother. Miss Lovie McDavid visits Greenville County. Mr Taylor Brenzeale leaves for Atlanta. Mrs W Bowen home after three weeks away. Mr TY Williams of Lancaster visits his mother. J L Vass fills a big job at this place Sunday. Mr WS Smith adds a second story to his house. Veta AUL hot and dry, with several showers last week. AMIENS reports water works developments.
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Clarence Burriss
Orr
Seneca
Sandy Springs
Misa Laulae Anderson
Frank Ae
Denver
Miss Mary
Walter Moore
Mesera
Arthur
Eugene Garrison
Greenville County
Pee W. D. Garrison
G. M. Harper
Haverville
Sullivan
Greenville
Misa Ella Garrison
Misa Ella Todd
Anderson
R. W. Hammond
C. George
J. Hl. Hatchinon
Iola
A. E. Browne
Luther Kay
McRae
Ora Smith
Keck
W. C. Brown
Will Stringer
Waynesville
Anna Latimer Renvea ‘Toeaday
Lowndesville
Lauiie Bureay
Mina Inox Campbell
Widdies
Annie Griffin
Andrew Holland
Washington
I. A. Lewis
Cleveland Springs
En. Geer
Cling. Geer
Walter Geer
Lovie McDavid
Taylor Brenzeale
Atlanta
W_. Bowen
TY. Williams
Lancaster
Medas
Wy Jaure
Ress JL
Vass
WS. Smith
Amiens Ie
Townville Social News and Local Visits Nearby
Tawnville locals enjoy a lively meeting led by Hamiter with Rev J V Mack assisting. Neighbors from Piedmont and nearby towns visit relatives, while Misses Rema and Annie Palmer travel from Anderson. The Tokena team loses to Townville 16 to 8 as preparations for a wedding loom.
Pendleton Community Notes and Obituaries
The Pendleton column lists visiting relatives from Augusta Georgia and Columbia Georgia, names several local residents traveling to Crayton South Carolina and Honea Path, and notes improving health in the community. Obituaries include Lizzie Dilliard of White Spar and Ila Lanier of Pendleton, with burial details and funeral locations.
Townships Board of Penny to be organized Monday
Notice from the Board of Pei reports the Veterans meeting will organize on a Monday in September. Joax T. Green chairs, J. J. Greunk secretary. Annie Boyd, a young newlywed, died by self harm at Treapan in Spartanburg county after using strychnine obtained at a general cotton mill store to kill dogs. unclear motive and sequence follow.
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Olend
Count ‘Board of Pei
Annie Boyd
Bor
Treapan
Spartanburg County
Zormabanda
Beeda
McCormick Mowers Marketed for Strength and Endurance
An 1890s advertisement touts McCormick Mowers as the strongest and most reliable machines with no guesswork in construction. It highlights their performance in heavy field tests and compares draft requirements against rivals, urging purchase through Sullivan Hardware Co.
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J. G.semith
Barnenville
HG. Johnson Than
Tryon
Brock Brow
W. H. Bhearer
Dean & Ratiitty
McCormick
Sullivan Hw. Co
Southern Railway Reduced Round Trip Fares For Meetings
Southern Railway offers round trip first class tickets at half price for annual meetings and conventions across several dates in 1900. Tickets sold from late September to mid October with final limits ranging from September 22 to October 23. For full details contact local Southern Railway agents or connections.
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Southern “Hain
Medical Association
Aghea N
Black Mountain
N.C
Southern Railway
National Convention of the Christian Church
Kansas City
National Baptist Association
Richmond
Ticketa
Anderson City Treasurer Annual Report 1900
City of Anderson presents the annual report for the fiscal year ending August 15 1900 detailing receipts from taxes licenses water and fines and disbursements across school fund city hall maintenance and general expenses. The report lists balances in bank and amounts carried over from previous years including totals for general and school funds and notes on overdraft as of August 15 1900.
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Chanber
Andesson
5. C
City of
Anderson
8. C
Water L, & Pith
Feeley
Ss Esse
Vty
DML
Uwl
BP, Co
Fie Pollaing- Anderson
Pratt & Story Co
Stone Trees Advocate Pub. Co
Print &K
Bagel Toute
Iboh
Salamon Oenao
Tsay
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Unknown Content
The readable text is fragmentary and unclear, containing stray words and numbers. No coherent event, person, or place can be established to create a factual headline or summary.
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Heath
BF Dickson
Omar
Johneon
Vandiver Bros
the. A
Jaegtton
Ftaa
Bane
Brushy Creek
Jim Payne
John c
Managers of Magistrates Election
Belton Tems
Tawnville
WS. Hamiter
J .V. Mack
Mike Hhinehe Nelson
Piedmont
Varina Susith
Mises Ily Moore
Okenn
Katie Compton
Fair Ply
Houe Ater
Bula Copton
Fant
Mirgie Speares
Annie Compton
Lestie Moore
Tokena
Florence Wooton
A. Wooton
Rema
Annie Palmer
Eula Compton
Dora Woot
Maude Payee
Ashevill Frain
Boleman News
Cy Ikelton
Augusta
J. M. Jolly
Misa Nina Maret
Uel
Colawabia
J. A.P. Barton
Ir. Furman Boleman
Annie
Martha Tribble
Mahaffey
Gertie
Lantena
Pauline
Myrtie Barton
Honea
Mate Ee
Loe Flaterood
Carrie Brock
Flatwoods
Mra. C
Blaret
Hlettie
Crayton
Emma Farmer
Gisa Toeny Ig
Banasy
Iolet
Pendleton
Misa Lizzie Dilliard
John Dilliard
White Sparnburg
Methodist
Ileas Lanier
Stona Church
M. Stackhouse
Flinn
Presbyterian Church
Abbeville County
bin Eiatan Bae
Babiat
Ell Tale
Joax T. Green
Chma
Board
J. J. Greunk
Sec
Bank Tocredit
T. J. Mauldin
Guy Oes
Oxford
Yours Truly
C.F. Jones & CO
Lesser and Company
Ney
Eleebyes
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