Classified Rate Card for Notices and Advertisements
A historic rate notice from Georgetown South Rot showing pricing for obituary notices personal notices religious notices and other classifieds. It lists 1 per square inch nonpareil line ten line toe first insertion 50 cents for each subsequent insertion and 5 cents per personal line with real name required for attention and states drafts or money orders payable to Item Co W Rouse manager with second class matter July 25 1907.
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W. Rouse
Georgetown
South Rot
Weather Burgau Reports Local Showers Tonight and Tomorrow
The weather bulletin notes local showers tonight and tomorrow with possible light winds and cooler temperatures. Residents are advised to carry an umbrella and expect brief downpours in scattered areas.
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Burgau
Blind Tom Dies Suddenly in Hoboken Funeral Held
The famed pianist Blind Tom, known from coast to coast for his music, died last Saturday after toppling from a piano stool while playing his favorite melody Down on the Suwanee River. He had been a slave before the war and was once owned by General James E. Bethune in Georgia. His funeral was held at the Hoboken home of his former master’s widow, Mrs. E. Leiche, at 60 Twelfth Street.
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New York
Tom
Atlantic
Pacific
E. Leiche
Twelfth Street
Hoboken
James E. Bethune
Bethune
Suwanee
Hotel Arrivals at Tourist and Georgetown Hotels
The list records guests registered at the Tourist Hotel including Raymond S Farr R C Snipes W Anderson Dave Meyer and many others from cities such as Cat Island Owensboro Ky Greenville Charleston Camden and Savannah. Georgetown Hotel shows J C Baldwin C S Lock Thos B Curtis Lachicotte Claude Lachicotte and others from Atlanta Baltimore and New York among locations.
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Raymond S. Farr
R. C. Snipes
City
W. Anderson
Cat Island
Dave Meyer
Owensboro
C. H. Pack
Greenville
R. S. Montagne
C. A. Cuthbert
Jno
L. Coggan
A. W. Wannamaker
F. W.yurbeville
W. J. Alexander
W. W. Woodward
S. C
T. W. Carrol
Carnal
Pawleys Island
Tom
Stewart
Atlanta
Ogren
Bennettsville
Georgetown Hotel
J C Baldwin
C. S. Lock
Hagerstown
Thos B Curtis
Charleston
J M Lachicotte
Claude Lachicotte
Waverly Mills
H H Woodward
W T Hinley
Conway
J Carter
S C
B Bates
Baltimore
C C Alcom
New York
J F Munnerlyn
Pope
Choppee
Attempt to kill Baku police chief ends in blast
In Baku on June 17 an attack using two powerful infernal machines targeted police chief M. Ney. The chief, an aide, and two officers were wounded. A sergeant was killed as the house was wrecked and victims were thrown into the street during the blast.
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Baku
M. Ney
Aid
Candidates announce bids for Georgetown County offices
A slate of candidates announces runs for Georgetown County and 12th Judicial Circuit offices. Solicitors, state senators, auditors, sheriffs, clerks, coroners, and congress candidates pledge primary support and faithful service, citing decades of legal and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnc. O. Wilson
Georgetown County
12Th Judicial Circuit
Walter H. Wells
P B. Sellers
Horry County
J. M. Johnson
Co. P. Quattlebaum
Confederate States Navy
W.f.clayton
United States Senate
RG Rhett
Herbert L Smith
G. A. Lohr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgetown Daily Item. CO
Arleston
Columbia
Glin Sawyer
J Ahaddock
Congress
JE Bellerbe
Democratie
P A Hodges
Bennettsville, SC
Democratic Party
Legrand
G Walker
Dorrill
Jasf Detyens
J B Johnson
C. J. Fletcher
T. S. Sessions
Board of Supervisors
Carvers Bay
Snow Hill
Sampit
Rosemary
Waverly
Santee
H L Carter
E F Mathews
Tom Ford
Pressing ‘Club
Hazard
Screven St
Georgetown, S. C
Front
Foyal McConnell
Engineers and Sontractors
Civil Engineering
Ceorgetown
S.C
Pollosk & Gardner
Goo Front St
So. Ga
Front Street
Union Mercantile Co
W. W. Walker
Carolina Hardware Co
Furniturg
G. ¥. Foxworth Co
Fancy
Groeries
Fulton
Nellie King
Bank of Georgetown
D. J. Crowley
Seorgetown
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