Local merchants promote goods from New York house
Curran H Sloan of Greenvilla reports a prosperous retail trade and offers to sell Goods from Bawin Bates Co New York. A Temperance Hall lecture by Rev D B Frinton next Wednesday night at eight supports Abe Woman's Mission Society with five cent admission for children and a bigger price for grown persons. Proceeds aid foreign mission work and the event is expected to draw a crowd.
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Bir
Curran H. Sloan
Greenvilla
New York
Privat, Haubore
Bawin Bates 4 Co
Dlean
Woere
Temperance Hall
D.B. Frinton
Abe Woman's Mission Society
Society
Agriculture and charity notes in Newberry Herald
The Newberry Herald urges readers to support farming inquiries and donates to affected households after a recent fire. It reports stockholders weighing the permanent site of Newberry College, discussion of offer terms, and potential relocation considerations for the institution.
Community notices and a Greenville Hotel praise
Rer W. 5 Strickland to preach to children at the Baptist Church next Sunday afternoon at 3:30. Citizens thanked for Colored Band instrument donations in Anderson. Miss Keys spring fashions advertised. Anderson Eocational Association stockholders urged to attend at 10:30. Dr E G Murmh to visit as dentist. First Sabbath in April designated for Foreign Missions prayer and support. Mr A W Todd offers building contracts. Mr Leroy Youmans praised for pamphlet supporting Gov Hampton. Periton Factory property offered private sale and receiver John B. Giston handling. Newberry fire relief funds urged. Greenville Hotel praised under Col A M Speights for service and comfort. Fence law debate in Anderson County aiming to limit fencing costs for farmers. Letter from Mecklenburg County NC cited on stock law benefits.
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SRIEF
Strickland
Baptist Church
E.G Murmh
Andemon Baptist Church
Peripton
John B. Giston
Pendleton
Buttons
Newberry
J. A. Brock
L. P. Smith
Sharpe
Anderson County
Hampton
Thin County
Mecklenburg Comuny
N.C
Robert Stevenson
J.C. Chalmers
North Carolina
Bit
Cuantotre
Chalmers
Mecklenburg County Bread on the Fence Row Name
Fragmentary note from a Mecklenburg County reader mentions an act of the Legislature granting broad land benefts and notes people cultivate even small plots to grow bread, with a casual reference to T M McAlister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecklenburg
Youstly
T. M. McAlister
Honea Pati Locals Report Break In and Town Growth
J M Dunlop reports a corn crib break in on the night of the 10th with several bushels stolen. Trial Sution Wright investigates. Dr Parker nears completion of a new house in a growing quarter. The town offers space for more buildings, cheap lumber, and healthy living. Dr Mudgens moves his drug store upstairs. Rev Cartoe preached at the Baptist Church last Sunday morning and Rev Pearson preached at the Presbyterian Church in the afternoon to attentive congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dunlop
Sustion Wright
Parker
Mudgens
Mr. Cartoe
Baptist Church
Wa. F. Pearson
Presbyterian Church
agricultural notes and community updates from slopewell region
One man in Slopewell refuses to plant cotton claiming he owes nothing due to little prior cotton planting and paying for plows in cash. Wheat trails below average while farmers advised not to plow fall oats. Upland corn being planted. rain damaged a mill dam revealing a hog remains. Hopewell Division promotes temperance, with local churches and a Sunday School, Grange and debating society activities. Nearby schools, teachers, and a temperance group organize meetings. farmers prepare fertilizers and corn planting. generally peaceful race relations and support for Hampton for Governor.
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Slopewell
J. D. Rogers
Tucker
W. R.duckworth
Eopewell
Hopewell
Boma
Hye Iddien
Alames
Anna Derricott
Rempec
O'Cl
Temperance
Jeptha Harper
Chester Walker
Sataniay Hight
Sandy Springs
Greenville
Hampton
Enrross
Brushy Creek
Africa
Chamberlain
Mears, Johnson & Gambrell
Afr
Ellison
Tescher
Agar
Pitt Ean
Geran
Townville News Mix Of Local Happenings And Weather
Corn planting advances as Anderson boys pursue Townville girls amid local tales of love and misadventure. Weather last week boosted wheat, a price offer for best corn per acre sparked hopes, while a freshet damaged crops. Townville community notes report injuries from guano mishap, church plans, and local industry including mills and a distillery.
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Anderson
Townville
Tornyille Grooge
M. Hant
Elias Dyer
Hartevanty
Mattia Stewart
Naxareth
Local clubs propose trial justice in Williamston area
Williamston Slabtown and Brushy Creek clubs plan a meeting at John Smith's on the 28th to discuss a trial justice. A petition to replace electoral commissions is noted, while locals urge fair treatment and insist the club have a voice in the matter. The piece blends community concerns with period notices and literary items.
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Williamston
Slabtown
Brushy Creek
John
Smith
Edwin I
Goveror Hampton
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