Local Brieflets From Taft Visitors And Dull News
Mr. T A Blakely of Taft was in the city. Rev W L R Cahall left for McClellanville to hold a revival meeting. No preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday. Mr Cahall will be in the northern part of the state. Mr Burt Smith is well after two weeks illness. Thanks to Chief Rouse for a gift of three dozen turtle eggs. A colored man wounded by Sam Marshal died. coroners jury says death from a knife wound. Marshal jailed awaiting the next court term. Ribbons at Weinberg’s. A boy drowned at Rosemont canal yesterday. Mr and Mrs W H Dorrill to spend summer in Landrum. A letter from Charles toian about enlarging The Item. Mr R Y Cathou took excursionists to North Island. Street venders with poultry common. cruelty noted. ordinance proposed to curb it. Ruchings in all colors at Weinberg’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. R. Cahall
McClellanville
Baptist Church
Cahall
Sam Marshal
R. B. Clark
Marshal
Weinberg’s
Rosemont Canal
W. H. Dorrill
Landrum
Amber tint water blamed for lingering prejudice
In Georgetown the Black river water, once amber tinted, may lose prejudice against it if clarity returns. A distinct local incident saw the True Blue watchman attacked by his son in law Benj Mapath, with a jail warrant issued by Judge Lachicotte. The city suffered a three year heat wave with 95 to 98 degree temperatures.
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Black River
Benj Mapath
Lachicotte
Sailors Ready for Charleston Cruise of Eight Days
Lieut. A. McP. Hamby of the 4th Division Naval Militia receives a Navy Secretary order to assemble the four South Carolina Naval Militia divisions in Charleston on Sept 16 for an eight day cruise, disembarking Sept 23. Subsistence cost set at 40 cents per day per man, totaling 3 30 per man. Hamby states capability to carry 75 percent of men and all officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Prairie
Hamby
Marine arrivals and sailings listed for naval stores trade
Arrivals include the steamers F G Burroughs Dusenbury Conway and Wm Elliott Johnson Black River bound for naval stores with consignors B A Munnerlyn Co and others. Sailings note Frank Sessoms Sarvis Bucksville carrying merchandise for B A Skinner Griffith Boston lumber by D K Smith Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Burroughs
Dusenbury
Conway
Naval Stores
Waccamaw Line
Frank Sessoms
Sarvis
Bucksville
B. A. Munnerlyn & Co
William H. Skinner
Griffith
Boston
D. K. Smith & Co
For Sale Cheap Two Pointer Pups 10 Months Old
Two 10 month old pointer pups for sale described as fine breed. Apply to Frank N Hacks at 15 Cannon Street for details and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N
Cannon Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. A. Blakely
Taft
City
Burt Smith
Chief Rouse
Charleston
Columbia
Sumter
Spartanburg
Weinberg
Georgetown
United States Engineer’s Office
Ribbons
River Bulletin
He's
Augusta
Blair
Camde
Chappel’s
Cheraw
Effingham
Kingstree
Pelz
L. D. Wiggins
General
W. W. Taylor & Son
R. J. Poston
Front St
Marine News
Marion
R. M. Manigault
Magr
Red Store
Hartnett & Day
S. C
H. Green
E. Knox
T. B. Parker Sampson
Dunmore Seyward
Dunmore
J. A. Baxter
O. Smith
Rutledge Johnson
A.munnerlyn & CO
Baltimore and Carolina Steam Ship Company
Charleston and Georgetown Steamship CO
Georgetown and
B. F. Jones & Son, the Fruit and Produce Dealers
Crockerware
D. Croft
Staple Groceries
Front Street
Just
H. Inman
INMAN
Crockeryware
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