Fires devastate Hartsville big store in loss of 114000
A large fire in Hartsville destroyed the big department store of Messry J. L. Coker Co. causing an estimated loss of 114000. The city reports other minor damages while imports from Baltimore and Charleston arrivals are noted. Local residents travel to Charleston Asheville and Columbia as movements continue.
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Hartsville
Messry
J. L. Coker & Co
W. L. Harrigan
Baltimore
Inez
Front
Orange
Birnbam
Local Business Notices and Listings for Georgetown 1909
The Georgetown items advertise an all wool fabrics line for Spring Summer 1909 by J Swartz Up-to-date Tailor at 711 Front St. Desired branch manager sought by The Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati Ohio. Also notices offer the gas steamer Carrie M Dudley for charter and a sale of slightly soiled baby caps and belting at Georgetown Furniture Co with new tubbing neckwear and caps.
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J. Swartz
Front St
Getown
S.C
Georgetown
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carrie M. Dudley
C. L. Ford’s
Daily Item
Sam’l. Sparks
Georgetown Furniture Co
Georgetown Furniture Company
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