Local Notices and Personal Tidings From Georgetown
The Daily Item lists various personal notices and local items including rent at 622 Duke Street, a branch office manager position sought by The Morris Wholesale House, visits from Mrs. Claude C. Scurry and others, and upcoming mass meeting at City Hall to discuss resolutions. Maritime updates mention ships in port, floods around Cheraw, and the Matilda Weems joining the Baltimore line, with reader guidance on advertisements.
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Georgetown
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Claude C. Scurry
Lynchburg
W. W. Munnerlyn
B. L. Beaty
Conway
George B. Anderson, Jr
Glenn Springs
B. O. Bryan
Lake City
C. L. Ford
Pawley's Island
E. W. Palmer
Sullivan’s Island
Southern Mercantile Company
Charleston
Baltimore and Carolina Steamship Company
Matilda Weems
Oneida
Clyde Line
Baltimore Line
City Council meeting on Trolley Franchise planned
The City Council will hold a meeting on Wednesday September 2 at 8 30 p m at City Hall to discuss the proposed Trolley Franchise and invite citizens to submit written suggestions. By order of City Council H W Fraser Mayor.
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Daily Item
H.W. Fraser
San Toy Arrives at Port After Oceanic Voyage
The San Toy yacht owned by E. W. Kaminski arrived in port from New York Saturday at 6 p.m. Captain C. S. Carlton piloted the 53 foot craft, built for the son of W. L. Douglas, through heavy weather from Cape Lookout to Southport with stable performance and refined mahogany interior.
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KE. W. Kaminski
San Toy
New York
Cape Lookout
Southport
C. S. Carlton
Beaufort
N.C
W. L. Douglas
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Ssouthern Mercantile Cop
Men’s Oxfords
Ladies’ Oxfords
Cok le
Cambric At LLC
Pompadour
Duke Street
W. T. Turbeville
Theodore Weems
Cheraw
Dudley
Winyah Bay
Winyah
New Colored Baptist Church
Ellerbe
Congress
Smith
U.S. Senate
Ragsdale
Evans
Rip van Winkles
Prince Street
E. J. Marcus
E. W Kaminski
E. J Marcus