General B P Alexander Dies in Savannah
Gen B P Alexander longtime Longstreet artillery chief and USC professor dies at his Savannah home after a year long illness. He had served as engineer and railroad executive in Georgia and the South and written Railway Practice and Military Memoirs. He was 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstreet
University of South Carolina
Savannah
RB. P. Alexander
Georgetown
Augusta
Alexander
Columbia
Alexander Cheves Haskell
Haskell
General Alexander
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Mark
Edward Porter Alexander
Longstreet's Corps
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Washington, Ga
Adam Leopold Alexander
Yale
Adam Alexander
America
Inverness
Scotland
Liberty County
Georgia
West Point
United States Military Academy
United States Engineer Corps
Northern Virginia
Appomattox
South
Louisville & Nashville
Cen
South Carolina
C. Scribner’s Sons
Bettie Mason
Mary L. Mason
Rexall Mucu-Tone Offers Risk Free Trial for Catarrh
An advertise claim promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as a remedy for catarrh causing debility. It pledges a full refund if not satisfied after a trial and urges customers to test the product at The Georgetown Drug Rexall Store with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexel Mucu- Tone
Rexall
Georgetown Drug
Marlboro Farmer Captures World Corn Record for One Acre
The South Carolina tale recounts Capt. Z. J. Drake of Marlboro and his 1889 one acre corn conquest. It details soil, manures, and fertilizers used to produce a prize crop, plus steps taken to prepare for the world contest and the improvements in cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Watson
State Department of Agriculture
Commerce and Industry
Marlboro County
South Carolina
Z. J. Drake
R. Means Davis
University of South Carolina
Drake
Marlboro
American Agriculturist
Corp
Wilcox, Gibbs and Co’s
Stark
Acre
Thomas Smoothing
Starke
Population Guess Contest at The Daily Item
The Daily Item invites city residents to guess Georgetown population, with estimates due by May 15. Entries cost only a two cent stamp and require no paper cost. The closest guess to the census count will win three years free, with two and one year prizes for the next nearest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Daily Item
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. P. Alexander
The
Union Pacific Railroad
Bucklen
Unnally
Nunnnallys
Express
Nunnally’s
Georgetown Drug Co
City of
P.O