Agriculture Chief Urges Large Wheat Planting in Georgia
Commissioner C B Stevens of Georgia presses farmers to plant a large wheat crop this season, citing poor cotton prospects and the need for a money crop. He advises rapid land preparation, deep plowing, light seed coverage, and specific fertilizer blends. He also stresses oats and rye to support corn shortfalls, warning against any cotton-only approach.
Shot By His Wife in Greenville County Murder Case
George W. Hughes of Greers Greenville county died from a gunshot wound inflicted by his wife during a domestic quarrel. She is jailed awaiting murder trial. Hughes reportedly refused to call the shooting accidental. A separate grisly crime in Gallville describes a white boy found murdered near Main Street with strangulation and a torn abdomen, prompting city-wide shock and police efforts with no leads as yet.
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Tragedy on Hancock Street Ends in Multiple Wounds
A deadly shootout on Hancock Street near Thomas Finney’s store leaves W O Finney dead and Tom Finney severely wounded. J R and W B Stanley also suffer critical injuries. two others reportedly shot by stray bullets. Authorities say all involved were armed.Governor and officials have intervened in related cases and reformatories inquiries continue.
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South Carolina Court Session and Local Notes Summary
The United States Court meets in Columbia next Monday. The South Carolina M. E. Conference gathers in Greenwood on December 7. Several barns in Laurens county destroyed by incendiary fires. James B. Williams convicted in Greenville for murder of Charlie Potts. Marlboro county to seed at least 5,000 acres in wheat this fall. Spartanburg Poultry Association exhibition slated for December 29 and 30. A boy died after drinking whiskey found at his home in Enoree. Election turnout in Greenville County: 730 votes. Democratic strength cited at 4,000 to 5,000. A farmer near Laurens alleged to have produced ten bales of cotton on 3.75 acres. Quail and squirrels abundant around Pickens. Senator Talbird reports recount storms in Beaufort urging relief. Federal election cost in Oconee County $300.20 with 531 federal votes. State election cost $300.25 with 534 votes. Governor Ellerbe receives news. A Newberry farmer claims sweet potatoes yield higher net than cotton at low cost. Hoke Knight, 9, loses big toe in bicycle accident. amputation required. Newberry court grants new criminal trial due to juror disqualification. jurors to show registration tickets and poll-tax receipts.
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Notice of Sealed Bids for New Prospect Church Building
The Building Committee of New Prospect Church invites sealed bids by December 1, 1898 for lumber and shingles and for construction of a church building. Four separate bid types requested: lumber and shingles. core construction with doors sash blinds and hardware. furnishing seats. and painting both interior and exterior. Specifications available at Mr. Frank Bolt's store in Anderson. Committee may reject bids. Subscriptions to building fund must be paid by December 1. Committee signs: B Hatt chair J W Eskew
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Winter Tourist Tickets Go On Sale to Southern Resorts
From November 1 to April 30 1899 Winter Tourist tickets at special Southern Railway rates cover Asheville Hot Springs N C and Florida points with fifteen days stop over and return valid through May 31 1899. Quick schedules and excellent service via Southern Railway. Inquire at any company agent for schedules and details. 58 H Hanowics Asst Gen Pass Agt Atlanta GA.
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