Lost pup, broach found, waves of notices in Federal
Lost-1 pointer pup white with liver spots. Reward for discovery. It LOST-One broach with 35 or 40 pearls and center opal. Reward to this office. WANTED- a versatile allround man for moderate wages. W. E. Lang 301 Prince St. 8.4-31. Meeting of Eastern Star tonight at 8 at Masonic Temple for initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lang
Prince Street
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
J. W. Holliday
Nettie
Gallivant’s Ferry
Loyal-McConnell
Loyal
Moonlight Excursion to North Island for Infirmary Benefit
A moonlight trip to North Island on August 11 departs Market dock at 6 30 p m and returns from the island at 10 p m for Georgetown Infirmary support. The Ro main steamer provides the voyage about 1 30 each way with ample time on the island. Refreshments served by ladies committee. Adults 50 cents children 35 cents. Tickets sold at Youngs C L Fords Iseman Drug Co Georgetown Drug Co and A C L Drug Store.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Rosemary
Odd Fellows’ Orphanage
Mitchell
Pawley’s Island
North Island
Georgetown
Romain
Market
Young's
C. L. Ford’s
Iseman Drug Company
Georgetown Drug Company
A. C. L. Drug Store
C. L. Ford
D. J. Crowley, Young's
D. C. Simpkins
Civic league to beautify Winyah Graded School grounds
The Board of Trustees appoints C. L. Ford J. T. Savage and KE M Dear to form a civic league. They aim to plant trees rose bushes vines and install fountains at intersections of the driveway. Work to begin as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. C. L. Ford
J. T. Savage
KE. M. Dear
Winyah Graded School
Shooting of Miss Ball In Wilkes County
News from Wilkes County reports Freeland Tharpe shot Miss Mary Ball, a rural school teacher, as she returned to her porch after church. Ball died from a gunshot wound. Tharpe was captured and jailed at Wilkesboro after the alley incident.
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Greensboro
N. C
Wilkes County
Mary Ball
Freeland Tharpe
Miss Ball
Tharpe
Thorpe
Wilkesboro
One Million Dollar Chicago Fire Fueled by Careless Cigarette
A blaze in Chicago yesterday caused a million dollars in damage due to a negligently handled cigarette. Eighty fire engines and three tug boats battled to keep the fire within its original area. Receipts for beef and lunch promos appear in the notice with contact numbers 192 and 1015 Prince Street for E. J. Marcus and Westbury's quick meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prince Street
E. J. Marcus
E. J Marcus
Marine cargo movement cites multiple ships and consignors
Marine News reports the Navahoe Hale sailing from N Y via Wilmington with merchandise to Clyde Steamship Co. The Tar Heel under Thompson sails Waccamaw River bound for S M Ward & Co. The W H Davidson with shingles sails from Philadelphia by Richardson C L S Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navahoe
Hale
N. Y
Wilmington
Mdse
Clyde Ss. S. Co
Tar Heel
Thompson
Waccamaw River
S. M. Ward & Co
W. H. Davidson
Griffith
Philadelphia
Richardson C. L. & S. Co
MarketQuotes from Bourne and Co on commodities
Cotton 10 percent, corn 93, meal 2.00, feed oats 0.70, D S bellies 91 percent, D S butts 7a7 4, flour spring wheel 5.50 to 5.75 patent 5.00 to 5.25. Turpentine quotations Virgin 3.00, scrape 2.00, old dip 2.50, tar in machine barrels 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S
Bourne & Co
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Mary Ham
Sampit
Campfield
Belley Skinner
Bessie Ham
F. Read & Co's
Chief Rouse
Eddie Porter
Eddie Carr
Henry Bowers
Jessie James Gang
Chain Gang
J. N. Alphonse
J. Hugh Tiller
City
Sumter
E. W. Palmer
Chas. Mercer
Prince and Cleland Streets
Seven Mile Crossing
Georgia
G. E. Scott
Petersfield
William Jennings Bryan
News and Courier
H. L. Oliver
People’s Bank
National Democratic Campaign Fund
McClellanville
E. W. Kaminski
New York
Lilla Wisanski
Abbeville
Greenwood
Rock Hill
Ruby Watson
Marion
Daily Item
S. C
M. N. Lewis
Hlucks
Malpus
Wall
Westbury’s
Marine News
McConnell
George Pollock
Front Street
Dunmore
P. O
J. M. Herring
Taylor and High Streets
Georgetonw
C. D. Cook
True Blue
Dudley
J. B. Steele
F. Rhem
O. B. Skinner
S. J. Flaum
B. W. Cannon
H. W. Fraser
D. N. Bourne
John Bourne
W.H. Andrews
R. Y. Cathou
Peoples Georgetown
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