Market reports on commodities and turpentine prices
Middling cotton and assorted commodities are listed with prices such as 1-1 2 for spirits turpentine 49 1-2, meal 1.75, feed oats 65, and rice 71-4, with flour 4-50 to 5-2 and pearl grist in sacks 1-75. There is no market in Georgetown for crude turpentine, but Bourne & Co. provides quotes for new virgin dip 3.00, yellow dip 8.00, derape 2.00, tarin oil barrels 3.00, and rosin N. Y. quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S
D.S
Georgetown
Messrs Bourne & Co
New Virgin
N. Y
Weather and notices mix with city fire report and Maine politics
The item lists rain tonight and Sunday for South Carolina with warmer Sunday and winds from the northeast. It also advertises items for sale including a ducking boat and patent bee hives, and housing and service notices. Church services are announced for Sunday March 24, 1912, at Prince George Winyah with Holy Communion, morning service, Sunday School and evening service. A fire alarm yesterday proved a false alarm when a burning mattress was found extinguished. a quarantine is noted for a Sumter visitor’s child with smallpox and some locals are under quarantine. Additional notes mention a drowning of John Biuser near the lighthouse and political commentary on Maine’s Democratic shift after 1910 waves in national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Prince George
Winyah
Slabtown
Ben Lambert
Santee
S. C
A. L. Bhaer
Maine
Air Dome
Grover C. Brown Released After Quick Hearing
At a preliminary hearing in Aiken the case against Grover C. Brown, Southern Railway ticket agent at Warrenville, for assault with attempt to ravish a married woman was dismissed and he released. Brown had been jailed since last night after a rearrest prompted by a mob. The case, ended in about 120 seconds with no witnesses present, and the woman declined to appear, asking the matter be dropped. Magistrate Craig discharged the defendant and arranged safe transit to Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Grover C. Brown
Southern Railway
Warrenville
Brown
Augusta
Craig
Water Analysis Report from Black River Water Co Georgetown
Sanitary water analysis No 771 dated March 20 1912 shows color 140 chlorine 6 free ammonia 0.03 albuminoid ammonia 0.04 nitrogen in nitrates 0.00 nitrites 0.00 hardness and alkalinity not specified total solids 8.00 bacterial indications indicate contaminations but remarks state free from contamination submitted by BR Parker Jr MD advertisement at bottom mentioning The Tom publication.
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Charleston
S. C
Black River Water Co
Georgetown
Peruna testimonials claim systemic catarrh cures
Mrs Delia May Samuels of Tipton Indiana says eight bottles of Peruna cured her seven year systemic catarrh and she and her husband now take Peruna for colds. Mrs Wiltonsons of Toledo Ohio writes she feels renewed with no heavy sensations or belching and has gained twenty four pounds while praising Peruna as the only remedy for spring ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia May Samuels
Conde St
Tipton
Ind
Perana Co
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Shorestone
Khe Hos
Sfeoaher
Market Reports
South Carolina
Express Office
Express Offic
W. H. Flaum
Sumter
Richardson
John Biuser
Sampit
Henderson
Cane
Branchville
Langely
Nion
BR. L. Parker, Jr
M. D
Perana
Atlantic
Carolina Hardware Company
Easton ‘Novelty Store
A. Hyman
A. M. Schneider
D. J. Crowley
Nesmith Livestock Co
Wetherhorn & Son
Dee
Manufar
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