Executors Sale in Greenville on Land Tracts 1 2 3 4
The will of Elijah Farmer deceased orders an executors sale at Greenville South Carolina on a November sales date. Four tracts of land totaling about 344 acres are offered with terms: one third cash and balance in twelve months at eight percent interest, secured by bond and mortgage, with option for early payment.
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Elijah Farmer
Ouly Adaiete
County of
Adderhon
South Jing
Ante
Wee Will Doll Lo
Greenville
Court House
James Woodside
Joe Geoit
Littles Grove Creal
Isadora Evans
Lenchart
Grove Creek
Lace
Lendhart
Grove Ciel
Eale
N. C. Farmer
Parmer
Wm. Riley
Anderson
Bouh Cmolica
Nans
Andemon
Lees
G M. Bolt
LM. Mahaffey
N. Brown
W. J. Tewin
John B. Lowy
New Court House
Sateday
Stncky Iver
Landy Pew Estate
T. B Simmons
John Alewios
John Hull
Seer
Oseph N. Blown
Truat
John P Maddox
Beer
Aldo Frene Pablo
Cours House
Andercop
Paleway
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Sions
Broadway
Sam's
Suit
PastRebin
Holland
Vane Land
Josbeh
Bloomfield
Basle Hayden
Mr. Hayden
Angel of Sun Wtead
Atlanta
Samuel J. Bampfield
Robert Snails
Beaufort
McKinley
Neckwear display features silks in bold patterns
Store news promotes an extensive neckwear collection with Roman stripes plaid and coin spot patterns. The vast display highlights stripes in all widths and directions with coin spots in red blue and yellow on black. Plaids in new colors available at 25c and 50c.
New Stylish Otham Hats Opened For Men
Our hats are stylish durable and water resistant with spring back shape. We guarantee them at price three dollars.
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Otham
South Carolina News Briefs From Darlington to Spartanburg
A scattered South Carolina items column notes the South Carolina Synod to meet at a Darlington church starting August 25. It records marriages, mill expansions, farm and livestock notes, a fatal accident in Greenville, a kingstree shooting, railroad plans, and county record book irregularities. It mentions John Gary and Miss Kiwily Vlume of Waterbury to wed in December, Norris Cotton Mill near Pickens advancing its plant, Mrs. Elizabeth Hammett’s accidental death, Theodore McKenzie’s gun accident, and the Pickens-Greenville rail link proposal. It also covers tax and land records, a counterfeiting arrest of William Lyttle, and local business optimism in commerce.
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John Gary
Kiwily Vlume
Waterbury
Joseph
Dadgens
Wickens County
Cane Creek
Saunty
Toxaway
Europe
Charleston
Kansas City
Talbert
Wilerbe
Columbia
Spartanburg Knitting Mills
Elizabeth Hammett
Greenville County
Bates Township
Linor
Theodore McKenzie
Kingstree
Walker
J. P. Turner
Southern KR. R. Co
Pickens
Pickeos
Greenville
Easley
Picheus Sentinel
Register of Meste
J. Thos. Austin
Seth W. Scruggs
William Lyttle
Spartanburg
United States
Link County
N. C
United States Court
Will Lyttle
Boys' Clothing Prices for All Boys from Three to Sixteen
Advertises boy’s suits for fall and winter, urging early purchase to avoid rush. Highlights wide size range from toddlers to teens and promises fast choice and economical pricing. May imply broad inventory and seasonal sale context.
Epworth Orphanage needs aid and growth plans outlined
A detailed look at Epworth Orphanage near Columbia, its recent improvements, staffing, and operations. The facility now features a twelve room brick girls home, water works, a new barn, a reading room, and a printing department. Volunteers and donors are urged to support the orphanage as it expands to house more children while maintaining care, schooling, and meals.
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Epworth
Columbis
Lexington
Orangeburg
Toachers
Jatin I Price
Orangeburg County
Eleanor Thompson
Sumter County
Red Black
Vaughinville
Th. Spivey
Williamsburg County
Lizzie (Asque
Marion County
Sunie Anderson
Abbeville
Plumer
WV. Aiumons
W.T. Walker
Camden
Npworth
James Simpson
Chester
Weber
Lancaster
William Martin
Columbia
S. C
Jew
Waddell
George H. Waddell
Dispensary Shortages Reported by State Board Inspector
State Board of Control met last week as Dispensary Inspector Hill presented September’s itemized expenses. He visited multiple dispensaries, found shortages at Greenville and Camden firms, noted immediate payments to the dispensary fund, and reported generally neat premises with liquors in good condition.
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State Board of Control
Hill
Newberry
Laurens
Abbeville
Anderson
Pendleton
Seneca
Walhalla
Pickens
Greenville
Spartanburg
Gaffney
Blacksburg
Tirzah
Doncaster
Kershay Camden
Chester
L. F. McWhite
McWhite
Bell
Camden
J. McDaniel
Aywin
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Converse College Enrolls 102 in Eighth Year in Spartanburg
Converse College at Spartanburg begins its eighth year with 102 students enrolled, marking its largest opening in history. The institution reports smooth progress across all departments as it advances its work and aims to support students pursuing employment.
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Converse College
Spartanburg
Fdavation
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