Earle Returns to Editorial Chair at Ocoee News
J R Earle of Walhalla resumes leadership of the Ocoee News now published in Seneca. The note extends friendship and wishes for success to Earle and the publication amid regional updates and commentary on pensions, politics, and rising population projections by O P Austin citing census and growth analyses.
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J.R. Earle
Bvq
Walhalla
Ocoee
Seneca
O. P. Austin
Uaited
Bureau of Statistics
Austin
Jacksonville cry of distress from homelessness and loss
The article portrays a cry of distress in Jacksonville as thousands lack homes. Many have lost businesses and the power to employ and assist others, highlighting widespread hardship and economic hardship in the community.
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Jack
Death of Capt Danis captain John W Daniels services held
Captain John W Daniels of Anderson County died last Friday afternoon after a long illness at his home in the city. Born August 26 184? in central Pickens County he served in the Civil War and later held public offices including Clerk of Court for twenty years and a state legislator. He was married to Julia Carpenter and survived by his wife. Funeral services were at St John Methodist Church at 4 pm conducted by Rev J B Campbell with interment at Baptist Churchyard.
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Anderson County
John W. Daniels
Hindeath
Picken
Heath
Capt. Daniels
Central
Pickens County
Pendiella
Kchools
Unit Village
Chardaton
South Carolina
Bia
Fort Sumter
4Th
South Carolina Regiment of Volunteers
Co. K
Virginia
Co. L
Seven Pines
Daniels
Columbia
Anderson
Ile
Julia Carpenter
T. J. Webb
Methodist Church
Feols
Reat
St. John Methodist Church
J. B. Campbell
Baptiat
Neal's Creek Locals Reflect Seasonal Pleasures
The piece notes a pleasant season with blooming vegetation, a Cowlay's Bridge picnic enjoyed by local youths last Saturday, and discussions of fair weather. It mentions Mrs J B McCoy recovering from illness, Mrs Homsle visiting relatives, and locals visiting Willingington. chatter about ancestry and social life rounds out the column.
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Thatrax
Cowlay's Bridge
McCoy Hay
Homsle Sustio
Joui
McCoy
Luther
Brenost
Mammoth Special Edition for Charleston News Courier
The Press Committee of Woman's Department at the South Carolina Exposition announces a mammoth thirty two page Charleston News Courier edition. Circulation to reach at least 50 000, with additional editions as needed. Proceeds support women writers and include works by Elizabeth Akers May Reilly Smith Kate Chopin and others. Copies available by remittance from Charleston addresses.
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Woman's Department
South Carolina
Beon
Buffalo
Charleston
Aes Dart
Elizabeth Akers
May Reilly Smith
Window Paine
Luulke Chandler Moulton
Jennie Drike
Carolina
Kate Chopin
Gertrude Eprnton Callin
Mme, Gankhitack
Belve Lockwood
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Miss Marth Washington
Chairtin Press
Chalmers St
Mra
J. M. Vissaska
Bull St
A Cod of Thanks for Kind Friends and Family
Annie M. Watson thanks friends and relatives for their prompt support after the sudden death of her husband L. Vernon Watson. She prays for Heaven to bless them all as the Savior calls others to join Him in bliss. Also notes a Memphis cotton estimate: 50,000 acres to be replanted in the district.
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Colums
L. Vernon Watson
Annie M. Watson
Memphis
Iau
HW. Collins
Murdock Estate Ad ministration Hearing Set
State of South Caoling County of Andernon gives notice that Anne Murdock seeks Letters of Administration on the estate of O H Murdock deceased. A hearing before Judge Nance at Anderson Court Home on the 66th day of June 1901 after publication to show cause why administration should not be granted. May 22, 1901.
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South Caoling
Andernon
R. ¥. H. Nance
Mies
Anne Murdock
H. Murdock
Anderson Court Home
Nance
Hammocks in Varied Styles and Prices Listed
The ad lists several hammocks priced from 60s to 3.25 with features including pillows spreads and valances. Descriptions note sizes roughly 36 by 78 inches and options like fancy weaves and twisted designs with rich colorings.
Goer Grade Mats Offer Bargains in Carpet Dept
Splendid matting sale highlights Goer grades wear well and sell for a third more. China mattings priced at 1240 per yard, heavy China mattings at 180 per yard, extra heavy at 256, cotton warp mattings by Japanese weavers at 220, extra heavy 250, fine damask mattings at 860 per yard.
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Intelligencer
J. F. Crixkscates, Eptrors and
C. C. Laxeston, Proprietors
Supreme Court
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
Anheville
N. C
Baptist Church
Yorkville Anquirer
Wade Hampton
Reform
Gen. Hampton
United States Senate
Bellenger
Board of ‘County Commissioners
Vans and
Dukes
General Assembly
Capt
Danis
Neal's Creek
Oscar Hammond
Auper
Hock Rover
Jackson
Evans
Unturo
Evans’ Pharmacy
McCully Bros
OLE
Cc. A. Ree
Fast Oilies
North Main Street
Brooks
Dow Law
Hampton Chain Plantern
Brock Bros, Anderson
Peet Boit
C. Frank Bolt
AG. Strickland, Dewtiot
Parm Qre and Merchants Bank
Rome
Oocome
Butterick
Moe
D.C Brown
Ion Ins
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