Local and Personal Notices and Notices
Lost One Iver Johnson bicycle No. 122090 with reward offered at The Daily Item office. For sale business at 820 Front St. Cash terms. WANTED all round man for work and manager for branch office The Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs. T. E. Fore and children to Florida. Mr. George B. Sanders to Hendersonville for about fifteen days. Debates at courthouse. Vaudeville show praised. Pianos tuned by S. H. Bissonette in town this week. Truckers meeting urged farming. Bennettsville Democrats raise 182.50. Mrs. Cahall to Geneva Ala. Capt J. Louis LaBruce at Glenn Springs. News and Courier note on fugitives.
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Iver Johnson
Daily Item
Georgetown
Morris Wholesale
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. E. Fore
Florida
S. H. Bissonette
The
Cable Co
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Bennettsville
W. L. R. Cahall
Geneva
Ala
Georgetown Debates Trolley Franchise and Band Fund Drive
Mr L Mouzon replies to a Times writer. city considers an exclusive trolley franchise with strong local petition support. Editor Daily Item notes Georgetown City Band to receive a share of Merry Minstrel receipts to raise funds for instruments and a weekly concert plan, calling for civic support and first-class entertainment.
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Daily Item
Georgetown
Publius
Strabo
Merry Minstrel Company
Frank L. Davis
Local Notes on Elections and Visitors Stir Georgetown News
Savannah visitors and a writer from Atlanta arrive while Newberry County reports over two thousand white voters registered. Earthquakes shake Eureka and local crime cites bicycle thefts as city records list impounded chickens geese and a hog. Dillon County surveyors plan a three month county formation process with Governor Ansel approving a name change to Calhoun.
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Newberry County
Georgetown County
Mary T. Whitson
Atlanta
Georgetown
Publius
Times
City Council
Eureka
Cal
Prince Street
E. J Marcus
T. C. Hamby
Hamby &Hamby
Marion
Dillon
Calhoun
St. Matthews
E. N. Beaty
Marion County
G. A. Walker
Ed Smith
Francis Smith
Columbia
Herman Beaty
Woods Wannamaker
Market Quotations From Today’s Commodities
Cotton 104, Corn 93, Meal 2.00, Feed oats 70. D S bellies 9% declined, D S butts 7a7 4. Flour spring wheat 5.50 to 5.75 patent 5.00 to 5.20. Turpentine. Virgin 2.50, Scrape 1.25, Old dip 2.50, Tar in machine barrels 2.50. Quotations furnished by oe & Co.
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D. S
Oe & Co
E. J. Note Mentions Dining at 1015 Prince Street
The fragment references times by phoning 192 and eating at 1015 Prince Street, attributed to E. J. The context suggests a local notice or listing presence without full details.
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Prince Street
E. J. Marcus
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R. M. Manigault
Front St
W. E. Lang
George B. Sanders
Hendersonville
Philip
Mack
Hattie May Cash
Front Street
Harry Chase
Philadelphia
Court House
W. W. Eaddy
Vox
Ss. C
J. Louis LaBruce
Glenn Springs
News and Courier
North
South
MR. L. Mouzon
Lebra
Georgetown City Band
Nellie Beaty
Savannah
Louise Beaty
Murrel’s Inlet
Mr. H. Schenk
Saratoga Springs
City
J. J. Hucks
MacClellansville
John Carraway
Highmarket Street
Wallace
W. H. Croft
Messrs
Harrigan and
Woodcock
New York
Atlantic City
Dillon County
BASE
Charleston
Macon
Augusta
Jacksonville
WPC
Savannah Augusta
Macon Charleston
Dunmore
P. O. Box
Georgetown, S. C
J. W. Wingate
H. Kaminski
Iseman Drug Company
W.H. Robinson
Highmarket St
J. M. Herring
Taylor and Highmarket Streets
Red Store
Hartnett & Day
H. P
Ferro Machine & Foundry Co
Cleveland, Ohio
Pawley’s Island
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
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