For Sale and Wanted Notices plus Local Social News
Local notices list an auction of an entire business at 820 Front St with cash terms. Wages and job openings seek an all round man and a branch office manager for The Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati Ohio. Social notes report visitors at Pawleys Island, church work at Spring Gully Church, injuries to Capt W A Black, draymen Thomas and Alex Pope losing mules, and other city happenings including a new baby boy in the Broughton household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Manigault
Front ‘St
W. E. Lang
Prince Street
Georgetown
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati, Ohio
City court rounds up cases from morning docket
Mamie Williams, colored, disorderly conduct fined 100 dollars or 30 days. On assault and battery she was sent to the higher court. Ned Coplin, drunk and disorderly, 25 dollars or 30 days. Larry Cubs, vagrancy, 15 dollars or 30 days. Jessie Catlin, drunk, forfeited bail of 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Williams
Ned Coplin
Larry Cubs
Jessie Catlin
Trenton Editor Hides After Cattle Show Report Mixup
The editor of a Trenton Missouri paper fled to a swamp on Grand River bottom after mixing a cattle show report with a concert. The item praised sixteen young ladies as the finest breed of shorthorns and noted their brown and white coloring and promising heifers. Also referenced: a Bayside shooting in New York and a preacher urging debts at home before foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Missouri
Grand River
Bayside
L. I
Peter Hains
U.S. A
Wm. E. Annis
New York
Burr McIntosh
Annis
Captain Peters
T. J. Hains
H. K. Thaw
Greenville
Moses H. Galloway
No Heaven
Corsicana
Texas
Prince Street
E. J. Marcus
The Returning Dollar That Lost Its Circle
A farmer remembered a dollar marked with his initials that circulated through town for years. It returned four times for produce and appeared in neighbors’ pockets, then vanished after he sent it to a mail order house. It will not fund local schools or roads again, having left his circle of usefulness.
Democratic fund drive spans the nation in election push
The Atlantic to the Pacific reports a broad fund drive for Bryan supporters with subscriptions to the Democratic National fund. The Daily Item notes local contributions, a list to be published twice weekly, and warnings about mail errors and a call for action. A county campaign speech closing, a riot-guard, and a pond complaint on Highmarket Street are included as nearby items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Bryan
Daily Item
Democratic National Fund For the Promotion of Democracy
Sinewsoftwar
H. L. Oliver
Highmarket Street
Elmwood Cemetery
Richard Esdorn
S. M. Gladstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pawley’s Island
Alethia Davis
Summerton
S. C
Daisy Bennison
Laurel
Miss Bennison
C. C. Richardson
Sam Sparks
J. J. Powers
Martin
Myrtle Beach
Spring Gully Church
Laurice F. Rhems
Rhems
W. A. Black
City
Thomas
Alex Pope
C. T. Tucker
F. Read & Co
G. S. Southerland
Trolley
Sunday Outlook
Recorder
Atlantic City
Harrigan
Woodcock
Kansas
Sheers
Court House
Democratic Committee
Bob’’ Evans
Springfield
Ill
E. W. Palmer
Atlanticville
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
Georgetown, S. C
Dunmore
P. O. Box
Red Store
Hartnett & Day
W.H. Robinson
Highmarket
J. M. Herring
Taylor and Highmarket
Carolina Hardware Co
H. Kaminski
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