Georgetown Rifle Guards Impress at Annual Inspection
The Georgetown Rifle Guards Co F of the 3d Regiment received praise from a large citizen turnout after their annual inspection yesterday afternoon. Col J E Cogswell and Maj A H Silcox led the visiting dignitaries including Capt Schroder and Lt Baker. After the exercises the regiment presented ex-colonel S M Ward a 60 piece silver service.
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Georgetown
A. J. Baker
Conway
W. H. Simmons
Charleston
C. B. Bennett
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
17Th
U.S. Infantry
W. T. Brock
Fiend Fires Repeats in Charleston Home Attack
Special Detectives scour Charleston for a white man suspected in a fourth arson attempt on Mrs. Reynolds’s Wall Street home. The family narrowly escaped as others moved away in fear. Motive and clues remain unknown and the community is shocked.
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Charleston
Reynolds
Peter
New Game Law Tightens Deer and Bird Protections
A general assembly act tightens penalties for shooting deer and various birds. It bans hunting at specific seasons, sets fines up to 100 dollars, and allows confiscation and sale of violators’ game to fund a state protection fund. It also regulates sale, storage, transport, and possession of game birds and modifies daily bag limits.
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Game Protection Fund
Hall's Catarrh Cure and associated remedies advertised
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. The copy claims J. F. Cheney’s reliability and references Walding, Kinnan & Marvin as wholesalers in Toledo. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and free reviews of the cure.
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Y & CO
Toledo
J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
All Pee
Township Assessors Meeting Lists Names by Districts
Santee No. 1 J Harrieston Reed John E Harrelson Frank E Johnstone Gourdin's No. 2 Jonah K Bourne Sr Thos A Boatright Sydney S Thomas Georgetown No 3 City Special Stephen W Rouque Sr Wm W Taylor Herman Schenk Georgetown No 3 Suburbs C Petigru Allston Wm S Mc Donald E Marion Doar Black River No 4 William H Curry J H White John Mercer Pee Dee No 5 Benj P Fraser John J Young Robi M Prevatt Carver's Bay No 5 John J Powers Harry D Mann erlyn J E T Cribb Waccamaw No 7 L C Lachicotte J Harry Donaldson
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Santee
J. Harrieston Reed
John E. Harrelson
Frank E. Johnstone
Gourdin
Jonah K. Bourne, Sr
Thos. A. Boatright
Sydney S. Thomas
Georgetown
Stephen W. Rouquie, Sr
Wm. W. Taylor
Herman Schenk
Suburbs
C. Petigru Allston
Wm S. McDonald
E. Marion Doar
Black River
William H. Curry
J. H. White
John Mercer
Pee Dee
Benj. P. Fraser
John J. Young
Robi. M. Prevatt
Carver’s Bay
John J. Powers
Harry D. Mannerlyn
J. E. T. Cribb
L. C. Lachicotte
J. Harry Donaldson
Township Assessors Board Meeting Scheduled for March 28
The Township Board of Assessors for the County and the Special City Board will meet at the Auditor's office on Monday March 28 at 10 a.m. to consider the Auditor's returns. H. C. Tallevast, Auditor, March 18, 1910. Nas.
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H. C. Tallevast
Night Alarm and Croup Care With Foley's Honey and Tar
A warning about croup at night and the dread it brings prompts mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar on hand. It is touted as the safe cough remedy for children, free of opiates, and available from all druggists.
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Foley
Sunday Mail Reports on 1829 1830 Sabbath Legislation Debate
excerpts from the Sunday Mail Reports compiled by Richard M. Johnson show Senate and House responses to Sunday legislation demands. The reports argue government must protect religious liberty, reject civil enforcement of Sabbath, and warn against religious coercion in law.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Richard M. Johnson
Johnson
Congress
United States
Indiana
Alabama
Illinois
New Jersey
Vermont
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
United States Senate
God
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