Bail For W A Neal After Bond Failure In 1899
Col William A Neal ex-superintendent of the South Carolina State Penitentiary faced three charges including breach of trust and embezzlement. Bondsmen failed to appear, and bail was set at 3500 dollars as he stayed in custody awaiting upcountry bonds, then secured by Capt Lawrence and Capt Shields. He departed toward Charlotte once bonds were signed.
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W. A. Neal
Orlock
Howe
Col. Neal
Bellinger
Onts
State of
South Carolina
County of
Richland
Willian A. Neal
J. M. Smith
G. Duncan Iellinger
William A. Neal
Fowler
S.A
G. Duncan Bellinger
J.M. Smith
Sim
G. Duncan Belligger
Gaeneral
S.C
M. Smith
Smith
Nelson
Roach
Col
Constable Roach
Lowrance
Geo. A. Shields
Stainch
Tilorty
Neal
Charlotte
Tillman
Evans
Jim Dickson
Sumter
E.D. Free
Barnwell County
William Strait
Strait
York County
Kidd
Cotton crop prospects and relief from drought warnings
A lengthy discussion cites the New Orleans Picayune on drought damage to cotton, noting that profits may falter if prices fall. It warns against market manipulation pushing low prices, urges restraint despite rains and delays, and advises producers to avoid selling at depressed levels while aiming for favorable marketing.
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New Orleans Vicayune
Ain Authority
Picayune
Mob Attacks Mormon Meeting. Woman Killed in Tennessee
A mob over one hundred stormed a Pine Bluff schoolhouse in Stewart County Tennessee killing Miss May Harden during a clash with six Mormon elders. The mob’s violence shattered the building as shots were fired. A local man Burton On confessed to killing the girl but claimed accident. A second man Vinson died after a confrontation with a posse. The region reports further sectarian tensions and violent acts attributed to mob justice.
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CiLarpa
Pine Bluff
Stewart County
Tennessee
Miss May Harden
Poplar
Olsen
Petty
Vinson
Ofier
Highlands Notes Describe Summer Visit in Anderson Valley
The writer recalls a Highland summer in Anderson, praising the air and water, the Norton home’s hospitality, and the musical evenings with Joe Cunningham and Dr Farrell. He notes mountain pests and valley beauty, urges selling wood, and longs for extended stays to recharge for the Fall trade.
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Hanes Bauer
Sour Eek
Sient
Wainthe
Anderson
Colorado
Keeep
Miller
Joe Cunningham
Dr.Farrell
Episcopal Church
Mise Caro
Norton
Corner Creek Ripples and County News
Rural notes report heavy rains and a strong cotton harvest hope in September, with farmers aiming for three quarters of a crop. Social items recount visits by Miss Mary Lewis to Belton and local gatherings, church sermon by Rev. W. J. Moore, and a school closing by Miss Bourassaway. Local politics mention a Columbia governance issue about a registration board vacancy and a constable appointment.
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Mary Lewis
Belton
Janie Bigby
Miss Lewis
Tizzie Gassaway
Clara Simpson
Tone
W. J. Moore
Sinose
Bourassaway
Academy
Barkers Creek
Mugs Rigby
Mel
Wiay
Columbia
Gov. McSweeney
Marshall
Nishland
Board of Supervisors of Registration
Vnicn
J. Roach
Smith
Protracted meeting notes and town chatter in 1880
Prolix local column from Lowniesville covers religious meetings led by Rev. J. F. Singleton and Rev. T. A. Reed, visits from residents and relatives, social events, a carnival outing, and scattered news items. Reports on cotton market, oil mill plans, and various local personages include Miss Lara Agnew, Miss Meta Allen, and Hon. A. C. Latimer.
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J. F. Singleton
I. A. Reid
Singleton
T. A. Reed
Charleston
Bolin
Berry Allen
My. Singleton
Sy. Mn
Eirlis J. Huckabee
E.W. Mason
Magnolia
Sumter County
Lida, C
France
Gibbes Baker
Washington, D
H.C. Fennell
Presbyterian Church
Mise Addie Horton
Clinton
J. St. Horton
Thea. Watson
Anderson
J. E. Allen
Messrs
J. 1. Allen
Theo. Watson
HB. Allen
J. 1. Moseley, Jr
A. B. Matthews
LC. Chokscales
Laura Clinkcales
Elberton
Horton
Lowndesville
Lara Agnew
Donalds
Meta Allen
Sadie Huffman
Seneca
Fennell
Zula
Daisy Brock
Jno. McDavid
Due West
Honen Path
Brock
J. T. Latimer
McDavid
Jennie ‘Jodd
George Parker
Augusta
1. Latimer
Addie Trorton
Julia Simpents
Olive
Belton
A.C. Latimer
National Congress
T. Ty Latimer
Ant
Iday
Theon County
N. C
RE. Moseley
Nashville
Tenn
Anerson
Jao. C. Allen
Lowndesville High School
J. J. Stevensen
Elberton By
le Conveyance
McDaym
Printing service ad from Abbeville paper
Cheap printing rates offered by a local printer in Abbeville South Carolina. Two page prints priced at 60 cents per page with good work, good paper, and prompt delivery. Catalogues produced in fine style to attract customers.
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Abbeville
S.C
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B.C. Evans & CO
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Columbias
Tyson & Jones
Columbus
Anderson County
Havenio
Matthew Heldman
Prent
Jos. J. Fretwell
Evans Pharmacy
Col. Neal Wad
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Aem
Corner Creek
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Seatch University
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McCormick
Ill
State News
South Carolina Telephone Company
Pee Dee
Piedmont
Lewis Smith
Williston
Nesbitt & Son
Fork Shoals Mills
Greenville County
Fork Shoals
Clarence Anderson
Spartanburg
Ed Hayes
Tiger River
James Suddeth
Suddeth
Latta
Marion County
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Pickens
Dr. Riley
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