Annual Elks Meeting Memorial Services at Opera House
Georgetown Lodge No 900 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds its annual memorial services at 4 PM Sunday at the Opera House. Dr Olin Sawyer of Georgetown Lodge and Hon A C Tobias Jr of Charleston Lodge will deliver the eulogy. Music by Georgetown talent. Membership exceeds 300000 nationally. lodge home is Pyatt residence on the Bluff.
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Opera House
Georgetown Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks’ No. 900
Ever Lodge of Elks
United States
Olin Sawyer
A. C. Tobias, Jr
Charleston Lodge
Georgetown
Order of Elks
Pyatt
Chamber of Commerce Holds Large Meeting in Georgetown
The Chamber of Commerce gathered for a major session with broad city business representation. Reports covered farming, drainage, depot facilities, and delegates to waterway and harbor congresses. A land donation by Mr. B W Cannon and plans for experimental use were praised, and the community readiness for planting next season noted. Jenkins Mouzon, a prominent colored barber, died of consumption at 12 30 this morning after a respected career and devout conduct.
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Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Washington
Columbia
B. W. Cannon
Cannnon
Georgetown
Jenkins Mouzon
Jenkins
Lyceum Attraction Edwin Brush to Perform Illusions
Mr Edwin Brush will appear at the Opera House next Wednesday December 9 as part of the Lyceum Course. He is billed as one of the cleverest magicians of the day, with Hindu illusion expertise learned under a renowned Fakir. His Basket Illusion is praised as the finest oriental magic, presented in an elaborate production.
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Edwin Brush
Opera House
Lyceum
Himalaya
India
Popular Contest Offers Sun Typewriter Prize
The Daily Item runs a popularity contest to award a Sun brand typewriter to the city's most popular young lady. Subscriptions gain votes with prepaid rates from 40 cents for one month to 8 dollars for one year, with prizes and coupons printed in the paper. Contest runs December 2nd to January 31st, 1909.
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Georgetown
Daily Item
Your Own Boss a Call to Constant Work and Self Discipline
The Commoner urges readers to avoid laziness whether self employed or not. Success requires daily hard work and strict self accountability. Even with rest the brain must stay active through planning and improvement to earn a living and advance.
Mine Superintendent Shot Near Birmingham
Charles Bass superintendent of mines at Coal Mont about forty miles south of Birmingham was held up by a negro in the camp early this evening and fatally shot. He was brought to a Birmingham hospital last night.
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Charles Bass
Coal Mont
Birmingham
Birmington
Public shows trust in Rexall remedies at Hyde Drug Co
Rochester readers applaud The B. M. Hyde Drug Co for endorsing Rexall Remedies and offering full satisfaction or money back. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, 25c, are highlighted as a stomach aid, with 300 distinct medicines claimed as best for each ailment. Georgetown Drug Co. seized control of sale, urging public to investigate the generous offer.
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B. M.hyde Drug Co
Rexall
B. M. Hyde Drug Co
Georgetown Drug Co
Ussery Slayer Sent to Columbia Penitentiary
Quitman Johnson, the man alleged to have killed W Perry Ussery at Barnwell last Saturday, was sent to Columbia yesterday morning and placed in the penitentiary for safekeeping. Gov Ansel was notified of the capture at Aiken Tuesday night and urged swift transport to Columbia. Barnwell townsfolk show strong feeling though no direct evidence ties Johnson to the homicide.
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Quitman Johnson
W. Perry Ussery
Barnwell
Columbia
Shipping News Briefs: December 3 Reports
Sailings listed include Schr John Prassert from New York to A C L Corp with ballast, Schr Geo E Dudley from Boston to A C L Corp with ballast, Lucy V Sarvis from Mossesville to Ward Co, and Carib from New York via Wilmington carrying cotton and naval stores. Mitchell C Thomson and Theodore Weems also noted with merchandise and lumber shipments.
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John Prassert
Whitten
N. Y
A.C. L. Corp
Geo. E. Dudley
Smith
Boston
A. C. L. Corp
Lucy V. Sarvis
Bucksville
Mosse
Ward & Co
Carib, Devereaux
Wilmington
Cotton and Naval Stores
Clyde S. S. Co
Mitchelle C. Thomson
Mdse
A. C. Line
Theodore Weems
Hall, Balto, Lumber
B. A. Munnerlyn & Co
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