December Salesday auctions amid rain dampen prices
The article catalogs multiple land sales and bids in Brandy Creek and Anderson, detailing acres, bidders, and final bids amid heavy rain. Notable names include J. M. Long, Coley, Parker, and Romney, with parcels ranging from 4 to 219 acres and prices from about 43 to 1,100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. Norwood
Mary L. Orr
Mig Brandy Creek
J. B. Grifin
J. M. Long
Coley
Hayneaworth, Parker and Patterson
Sylvanter Blockley Co
Is. C
We. C. Boor
G. C. Sullivan
J. M. Sullivan
Laecre
Anderson
Iampton Stroot
Klao Thraefourtha
M. J. Epting
Mra. Rainey
J.J. Fretwell
Sylvester Mlockley
J. F. McClure
Ily
Itoraeo
Heeco Faut
Brown, Oxborne & Co
A. T. Newall
Plata Jade Oy
J. Matt Cooley
J. M. Paget
J. Matt Gooley
J. M. Sullivan, Sr
Leila F. Sullivan
South McDufie
iTampton Ntreota
Alao
Hmitx
Emily Swords
Garvin Crook
John
Esrin
Norela
Acaultur
Evaur
Jather Fores
Anderaga
Peon Stret
J. Reano Paur
B.O
J. FP. Evans
Corona Mill Opens As New Hosiery Knit Shop in Anderson
A new enterprise named The Corona Mill near the Southern freight depot in Anderson is rapidly advancing from idea to operation as a double story hosiery mill. Manager W A Power seeks 25-people locally, highlighting 27 ribbing machines 29 knitting machines and 10 looper with capacity for 200 dozen pairs daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
W. A. Power
Thia Mill
Anderson
Itia
Andersen
Male
Anderson Cotton No. 2 Mill Reopens With Full Operation
After nearly a year idle due to power issues, Anderson Cotton Mill No. 2 resumed operations under Superintendent Cumnock. Most machinery is running, with 41 000 spindles and 1000 rooms active. Interior updated with white walls and green accents, reflecting significant changes and improved efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Cotton
Alderson Cotton Mills showcase newest southern equipment
A fragmented account describes the Alderson Cotton Mills with 1509 horsepower current and planned to reach 1350 more, featuring 170 spinning frames, 4 electrical motors per two frames, and no child operatives. The staff aims for neat, comfortable surroundings and full capacity soon as two mills operate in tandem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong Maes
Cumnock
Alderson
Daughters of the Confederacy hold seventh annual convention
Despite bad weather the Daughters of the Confederacy completed their seventh annual convention in Anderson. Delegates conducted business, heard papers by Miss Mary Hopperheim on Confederate history, and elected officers. A banquet at the Dixie Chapter building featured Confederate flags, portraits, and memorial displays with volunteers and local officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attevis
UD. C
Misa Mary Hopperheim
State Historical Committee
Cera
Provident
James Conner
Charleston
Martha Orr Patterson
Greenville
Afra
J. H. White
Johnston
Robert Wright
Newberry
Lula Ayer Vandiver
R.E. Lee
Anderson
Margret Evans
E. Leo
J. G. Shannon, Jr
Camden
Treat Ier
Misa Balates Izler
Blackville
Rufus Fant
Dixty
Mundo
Wade Hampton
Jefferson Davis
Hight
Dixie Chapter
Convention
R. E. Lee
Veterane
Sons of Veterana
University Hill
Sams
Rmek & Bang Netin
Theas
Tina
Vinheta
Walla
TL. Orr
Reed
J. N. Brown
DA. Ledsetter
H.R. Vandiver
Ordinance of Seccesion
Lixie
Seventh Annual Convention of the U S C of South Carolina Ends
The Seventh Annual Convention of the U S C of South Carolina concludes with toasts to the president and officers, remarks by speakers including Mrs. Blockley and Capt. Watkins, and a retiring officer silver presentation. Souvenirs feature a Dixie handle and Gen J E Lee portraits, as Anderson hosts the event with ample entertainment.
Coughs, Cures, and Farm Tools in a Local Ad Burst
A scrambled ad page touts Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs Claiming cures from kidney trouble to lung issues. It markets Oliver plows, churns, and Sullivan Hardware goods with ready sales pitches and farm equipment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher Bros
Oliver Chuled
Sullivan Hdw
Vandever Bros. & Mal
Evans Pharomoy
Sullivan Hdw. Co
Foley
Evans Pharmacy
Brosad
Evans
Brook Hardeware
Allénte
B. F. Martin
Fragmentary ad blurs medical claims and remedies
A garbled OCR passage mentions a pharmacist and various advertised remedies. It references a pharmacy named Eveos Pharmacy and vague claims about medicines and tonics. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, with many misspellings and broken phrases.
Globe Store expands wholesale operations to mammoth scale
The Globe Store notes its jobbing business is growing weekly and plans special efforts to build a large wholesale enterprise. It says purchases of dry goods and shoes come directly from New York and Boston, while tinware and crockery are sourced in large quantities from factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
C F Jones Plans Holiday Rush To Move Goods
C F Jones says the store will push a heavy holiday sale to clear stock in the next few weeks. Managers warn there will be no lag in restocking and promise strong discounts across dress goods wraps curtains and portieres.
Millinery Department Promotes Bargain Hats
The millinery department reports strong business ahead of fall with a full stock and new arrivals. Hats priced from 1.00 to 5.00 attract shoppers as sales indicate a brisk season.
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Anderson Cotton Mill
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. J. Patrick
SAS
Jon. Patterson
Wight
Nawbua
Tung Gud
Medielian
Lovett
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Washington
Bransford Mill
Onenuboro
Brock Hardware Co
Urock Hardware Co
Sullivan
Cn. Hare
Guo
Gage
Sou
Chiro
Sandy Alto
Sullivan W. Co
Branoford Allis
Uwonaboro
Weeroe
J. K. Oren
Beaton
Atlante
Hia
Gow
Boon
Webb & Oater, ‘Mwiiseion Merchants
Evang Pharmacy
J. J. Bobler
P.H. Daily
iAthley
Til
Gma
Eveos Fharmany
Globe Store
Gussie McCarley
Iva
L. A. Dean
Dean
J. D. Compton
Townville
Mallie Wilson
Belton
Lewis Rise
Fork Township
THE
Davis
Shoe Man
Aires
Bok
Southern Cp
C.F. Jones
Millinery Department
Wholedale
Saga
Galea
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