Local notices and city updates from The News and Courier
A compendium of small town notices includes lost items, personal movements, shop ads, and local commentary. It reports on the WC T U meeting at the old Methodist Church, the Woman's Home Mission Society gathering, and various residents traveling or visiting Charleston, New Bern, and Oyster Bay. A dock cleaning method at Market dock is criticized, and local merchants advertise beverages, beef, butter, grist, and razors.
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WC. T. U
Old Methodist Church
Woman’s Home Mission Society
Market Dock
Winyah
Sampit
Prince Street
E. J. Marcus, Jr
Public speaking and town spirit in Georgetown discussed
The Best Place endorses open air candidate forums at the Tourist Hotel lawn over the courthouse. The Outlook backs the idea, praising home trade and a harmonious town economy. The piece critiques misplaced newspaper notes and mentions visitors and the Glorious Fourth.
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Georgetown
A Beautiful Picture of Gum Chewing Image
A vivid description extols a girl chewing gum with praise for her appearance. The piece notes white teeth, rosy cheeks, a prominent nose, and a sensuous mouth as she chews a generous chunk, inviting bachelors to view the scene.
Public Nuisances in Everyday Life
The piece denounces persistent nuisances and relentless smart alecks who disrupt others in roads, streets, churches, and amusements. It argues such voices parade wit as stage whispers and puns, urging readers to endure or ignore the annoyance.
Grover Cleveland Remembered as a Great Leader
The piece lauds Grover Cleveland as one of America's greatest figures. It notes his enduring public acts and asserts that credit came while he was alive, affirming a lasting national memory of his worth.
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Grover Cleveland
America
Mr. Cleveland
End of the World Near by Elijah Sanford Founder Ill
Elijah Sanford founder of a religious society in the Holy Land is ill and destitute. Charles Holland at Shiloh plans to sail the yacht Kingdom with funds and supplies. A warning predicts the world ends in October, prompting a planned move of the colony to Jerusalem. All members are being taught to swim in the Androscoggin River.
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Elijah
Frank W. Sanford
Holy Ghost and
Holy Land
Shiloh
Moses
Charles E Holland
Sanford
Jerusalem
Androscoggin River
De Sagan to Wed Mme Gould in London
Prince Helie de Sagan notified in a London registry office of his intended marriage to Mme Anna Gould. He said the civil ceremony would be held tomorrow before a registrar and followed by a Lutheran church religious ceremony.
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London
Prince Helie de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince de Sagan
Ambition to Capture Escaping News Reaches Office
A newsroom pledges rapid capture of wandering items by phone note or in person, offering a reward for timely delivery. The appeal frames reporters as vigilant about securing all items of news as they occur.
BASE BALL For fine natives and fresh street
Baseball item listing a call for players or spectators with a contact phone number 2031 and references to location. No clear date or event details, but suggests a local sports notice seeking participants.
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Prince Street
E. J. Marcus, Jr
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