Local merchants advertise sales and lecture for charity
Greenville scene features Curtan H. Flonan selling goods from Eddie Hates Co and a lecture by Rev. D E Frierson at Temperance Hall to support the Woman's Mission Society. Admission costs are one cent for adults and two for children, proceeds aid foreign missions. The piece promotes a crowded, worthwhile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtan H. Flonan
Greenville
Micalco
Eddie Hates & Co
New York
Bloat
Temperabee Mall
D. E. Frierson
Woman's Mission Society
Combined weekly Charleston News and Courier offer
Agr department of the News and Courier will commend Abst Journal to farmers. Two papers at $5.25 for one year with advance payment. Also notes Col D Wyat Aiken urging Granges to share Master and Secretary names and addresses with State Grange Secretary Thos W Holloway. Extra copies available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston News and Courier
South Carolina
Agricultural Department
News and Courier
Worl
Oranges
Fouth Carolina
Col. D. Wyatt Aiken
Subontinste
State Grange
Thos. W. Holloway
Pomorie
8. C
Southern Cultivator Newsletter Promotion
An agricultural journal pitch extols the value of first class farming literature. It highlights Southern Cultivator as essential for Southern agriculture and invites new subscribers to join a club offer for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Fire Survivors in Newberry Face Severe Poverty
The Newberry Herald reports residents burned out by the recent fire in Newberry are in extreme poverty. Mrs Whaley and other families with dependent children have lost homes and stores. The community appeals to statewide friends for aid, with the Young Men's Christian Association already securing donations. Contributions should be sent to the local Irnnnkycen office, and acknowledgments will be shared in this column and with the Newberry Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry Herald
Nowberry Herald
Pendiston
John D. Bitton
Ben
Pendleton
Young Men's
Christian Association
Newberry
J. A. Brock
L. P. Bmith
W. 8. Sharpe
Came
Glireux
Helio Brey
Hampton
Anon
Stockholders debate donation of property for Newberry College site
The Anderson Aduca Monat Association met to consider donating current Carolina Collegiate Institute property to the Lutheran Synod for a permanent Newberry College location. After amendments and discussion the motion was postponed to Saturday for further consideration, with the president to gather information and invite representatives of allied institutions to discuss distinct features and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umator
Erweerey epLtzar
Anderson Aduca- Monat Association
Boturlay Inst
Abs
Newberry College
Carolina Collegiate Institute
Lutheran Synod
Kentockholtare
Mew College
Koma
Hualty
Duany Fitertute
Peteral
Prmperts
Ceat
Stokholders
Marie
Notices and Advertisements in Greenville Hotel Promoted
Advertisers in Greenville urge support for local services and institutions. Items mention Miss Thelma Keys, dentistry by Murrah, Anderson Baptist Church mission prayer day, A W Todd Inc building work, Leroy Youmans pamphlet, Pendleton property receivership, Young Men’s Christian Association relief committees, the Peniston Factory private sale, and a glowing feature on the Greenville Hotel under Col. A M Speights praising service, rooms, and dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrah
Anderson Baptist Church
A. W. Todd Inc
Todd
Leroy F. Youmans
Columnus
Guv. Hampton
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Chevberlain Memorial
Stock Law Debate Spreads Through Grange Meetings
Farmers press for a stock fence law in Anderson County after costly crop fencing. A Mecklenburg County letter from 1877 cites benefits like reduced labor, better soil, and lower stock losses, urging a countywide adoption and noting strong public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Andysvon
Anderson County
Hampton
Thia County
Mecklenburg County
Robert Stevenson
North
Carolin
Local notes on town growth and church services
A fragmented local column describes county improvements in agriculture and new buildings in Lin town. It notes Dr Parker advancing his boner project, a market for corn, and a growing town with shops and a drugstore run by Dr Hudgars. Religious services are reported with sermons at Baptist and Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duntag
Parker Ns
Lin
Hudgars
Hr. Cartée
Baptist Church
Wmn. P. Pearson
Presbyterian Church
Hopewell Local Notes Mention Farm Talks and Local Debate
In Hopewell local writings a farmer explains not planting cotton due to debts and plowing costs. Wheat trends below average but upland corn is planned. News covers Tucker’s mill dam washout, a missing log head, and a grim joke about murder. Hopewell divisions push whiskey wagon prohibitions and local church notes, schools, Grange, Tem perance, and community debates on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopewell
Hopewell
J. D
Tucker
W. R. Duckworth
Mopewell
Townville News Briefs on Harvests Weather and Local Affairs
Corn planting begins and farmers prep cots ton land for maze crops. Mild weather aided wheat growth. Townville Grange offered ten dollars for best corn acre but Sushet disaster ruined prospects. A Townville youth eloped then returned. Nazareth Church facing changes. Daniel Thacker injured by guano pile accident. town angst over Presbyterian church building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Townville
sTast
Fear Townville Grange
W. F. M. Fant
Ellis Dyer
Hart County
Misa Matte Browert
uiBecause
Hi Wooing
Sim
Nazareth
Presbyterian) Church
Tsa
Uth
Daniel Thacker
Fragmentary Local Notice of Political Turbulence and Dissent
The readable fragments describe unrest over local elections and religious dispute, noting factions aligned with Democratic candidates and Chamberlain's crew. References include two schools in midgt, calls for preaching, and mention of figures such as Elllenn and J. oH. Barrett, with critique of authorities and agitation surrounding trial situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptrom
Ben Faller
Africa
Chamberlain
J. Oh. Barrett
Mr. Baltor
Local letter laments economic strain and political tension
In a community letter to editors, writers discuss trials and petitions to Governor Hampton, complaints about governance, and the struggle of farmers amid scarce money. They urge reform boards and electoral commissions, note local laborers planting, and claim many have paid the Hampton contribution while urging stable, orderly progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cevske
John C. Hasith
Lowungent
Hampton
Williameton
Mears
Literary Magazine April Number Admires Black and World Figures
The April issue showcases an engraved portrait of William Black and an editorial sketch of his work. Contents cover Arctic expedition results, reviews of new books by Wallace, Kean, Mendelssohn, and Proctor, plus essays on decoration, science, and art. Includes fiction, poetry by Longfellow and Phelps, and critiques on liberal education for women and public libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Black
Wallace
Harriet Prescott Spofford
A. L. Gillon
Atlantic Islands
Canaries
Cape Verda
Nic
Mary ‘Szeat
John W. Draper
Beaides
Hater
Vittoria Colona
Hirabeth Stuart Phelpy
Anna C. Brackett
Ronard Howland
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Auden
Mier Della Keys
Anderson Accrount Association
Mountain City
Col. A. M. Speights
Greenville Daily News
Charleston
Citsatorte
N.C
Mareli Sth
Chalmers
Miszich
Esren Agate
Anna Derricott
Coldlock
Jeptha Harper
Chester Waller
Abating Society
Bondy Springs
Greenvill
Nix Cum Anomer
the Galaxy
Henry James, Jr
Paris
Parlor Wyllyn Elliott
Hotuo
Titus Maniton Coan
Heine
Copley
West
Stuart
Count Romford
Winckelmann
Alexander
Hamilton
Byron
Thackeray
J.T. M.duggy
Alogmlaet
Loutto Stockton
Constanta Fenini
FW. Peuzaillon
Mveereat
Mme Bullevas
Bae Chamules
Batten Cote Shambles Ail
York Cash” Store
Huuts and
Bhoes
Hamburg
Arnsthin & Rosh
Asderson
Maroch
Wicully & Taylor
Darel
Towers
Sharpe
J. W. Stringer & CO
OE Anderson
Elton
Hones Path
Walton, Whann & Co
Wilmington
Belaware
Bendee & Cunningham
Hine Bee Ice
Ible
Acoth
Otrtan
Andon
Gilreath & Peoples
Tn Andanon
Reenvlile
Warens
Attar Ieee
Ron Hale
Carolina Fertilizer
Bradley
Cleorley
BROWN
Andenon
Cheriy
Feritteton
T. Chudmes
É& U0
Wilhianminn
Borton
Williamida
A. J. Otringer
Belton, & Covlae & Gloan
Hones Fath
Aviderson
Caroling Pertitiaee
Carolle Feritrav
Ackil
Vastarollii Ferlitizer
oBiepillee
Onlin Vertis Sre
GEO. Ww
Esion Bile
Bigon & Ill
Bleckley, Brown & Co
Spee
Barr & Fant
Ant
Atsa
Row
Colmabus
Agate
Andarean
Barbie
Givenso
Piedmont Manufacturing CO
Piedmont
J. A. Wren
Great Tale Experienta
Ligotter
New Spring
Avery
H. Morgan
Ces Boo
Tina
Ana Rh
Sebinhéhle
Ann
Lene Fee
Neu Sgt Ee
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