Democratic tariff debate and farm policy stir public sentiment
A broad survey of late political discourse touches on the Philip ping tariff bill, Cuban reciprocity, and the impact of trusts on farmers, with commentary on machinery replacing labor, international relations, and seeds distribution costs. The piece also laments marriage trends blamed on trusts, notes butter flavor science from bacteria starters, and praises Carnegie and other industrial benefactors while praising work as a civilizational blessing.
South Carolina Senate Fringe of sweeping reforms discussed
The General Assembly advanced major items including a ratified code of laws, a broad districting plan, and ambitious pension and child labor bills. The Senate debated compulsory education, redistricting, and salaries for county officers while the House pushed measures on Confederate pensions and an insurance commissioner. The Charleston Exposition and dispensary votes also drew attention as session work continued amid partisan maneuvering.
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Belton Items and Local News Recap
Belton notes John T. Green and H A Cummings travel to Charlotte to visit Mrs R M Cummings in serious condition. Messrs Rice Bros. plan a yarn mill after selling their ginnery oil and fertilizer plant. Local politics rerun incumbents. Capt George W Cox shows slight improvement. Residents welcome newcomers A P Warnock and W R Kay. Farmers prepare land for crop. Sullivan Hill Co stock offers goods and low prices with reliable service.
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Charlotte
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Troll
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South Carolina
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Mars
Jupiter
Purgatory
John A. Horton
R.A. Lewis
A. R. Campbell
J.T. Rice
W. A. Clement
Geo. W. Cox
Misa Ara Burch
R. A. Lewis
Atlanta
Toeaday
Sallivan Hilw. Co
Femor
Friendship Home Mourns Devoted Member in Community Church
Mrs Locate Brownings a respected member of Friendship Church died Saturday morning. The funeral will be at Mt Pisgah Churchyard at 11 oclock conducted by Rev DL Spearman. She leaves a bereaved husband and two sons. Various local residents are ill or recovering, including Mrs Hawkins, Miss Jameson, and Miss Smyth. The town sends sympathy to the family as neighbors note her kindness and exemplary character.
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Milledge Foster
J. J. Wilson
Walter Gaillard
Sallie Smyth
Liberty
Day Wilson
Vickory
Smuth Kash
Williamaton
Ner
Mitel
Bonnie Besa
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J. B. Todd
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Trenton Butters
New Grayham
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Kenedy’s Oysterettes
C. Frank Bolt
Frank Johnson & Co
Goodyear
Eale
Church Street
John A. Austin
Fretwell
Jos, J. Fretwell
R. & G. and Thompson
Julius H. Weil & Co
Kelly
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