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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1910

Page

4

Memorial Day Program Arranged By Arthur Manigault Chapter

A May memorial service is planned under Arthur Manigault Chapter U D G with a 4 pm assembly at the Guards Armory followed by bells music prayer and an address by Dr. Olin Sawyer. wreaths will be placed on memory of soldiers as schoolchildren and Daughters of the Confederacy participate and cemetery committees organize wreaths for graves.

Guards Armory Daughters of the Confederacy Rev. Hodges J. W. Doar Olin Sawyer 10Th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers Col J. H. Read Geo. H. Johnston U. D.C Baptist Gilbert Johnson G. B. Colbert C. J. Ford T. S. ‘Mcconnell E.mcd. Thrall S. J. Flaum Nathan Sampson J. I. Hazard J. W. Dear J. C. Murphy Nannie Beaty J. H. Loyal L. Mouton L. S. Ehrich John Smith Elmwood B. W. Cannon A. M. DuBose D. T. Smith Marion Dear O. J. Butts Episcopal S. B. Wilson G. A. Congdon C. M.tampler W. H. Fraser E.C. Haselden Katie G. Morgan

Confederate Veterans Memorial Service Reminder 1910

Camp Arthur Manigault U. C. V. No. 768 and Confederate Veterans are invited to memorial services on May 10, 1910. Veterans should meet near the armory or courthouse at 3:30 p.m. J. Harleston Read, Commander.

Camp Arthur Manigault U. C. V. No Armory Court House J. Harleston Read

Insurance Fire Life Casualty Company Ad

Insurance firm announces offerings in fire life and casualty coverage for Georgetown residents. It lists carriers including The New York Underwriters Agency The Home Insurance Company of North Carolina The Delaware Insurance Co Mutual Life Insurance Company Oldest in America Strongest in the World Maryland Casualty Company and promotes indemnity policies personal accident health disability boiler fly wheel plate glass and automobile liability with uptodate coverage and invites calls.

New York Underwriters Agency The Home Insurance Company of North Carolina Delaware Insurance Co LIFE the Mutual Life Insurance Company New York America Maryland Casualty Company Baltimore Maryland Casualtt Co

Fireproof Safe Composition Promises Strong Paper Protection

The safe uses 40 percent moisture in its fireproof compound, which releases a protective stream when heated, safeguarding papers even if the container stays red hot. Herring-Hall-Marvin Safes are fully cold rolled steel, with no casting, resistant to swelling or cracking from impact. Slightly pricier than flimsy safes but reliable in trouble. L. W. BICAISÉ, Sales Agent, Charleston, S.C.

L. W. Bicaise Charleston S.C

Daily delivery offer for ten cents a week

A concise note promoting afternoon home delivery available for 10 cents per week. The message highlights affordable pricing and regular service reach, aiming to attract households to subscribe for daily newspaper delivery.

Notice from Georgetown Probate Court 1910

Office of Judge of Probate Georgetown S C April 30 1910 to all Guardians Executors and Administrators by law must render annual returns for the proceeding year Probate Judge will enforce duties those who have not done so are cited to render within 20 days on oath a true itemized account given under my hand and seal this 30th day of April 1910 Jno W Dorrill Probate Judge Georgetown SC

Georgetown S. C South Carolina Probate Court A. D Jno. W. Dorrill

Foley's Honey and Tar The Yellow Age Remedy

For over thirty years Foley's Honey and Tar has been a trusted throat and chest remedy. It is advertised as safe for infants and children, containing no opiates or harmful drugs. The message urges refusing substitutes and promotes Foley's as the genuine product.

Foley

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Nunnally Fast Express Nunnally’s Georgetown Drug Co Arthur Manigault U. D.G R. M. McCown Nesmith Farm Company LeGrand G. Walker Screven Street City of Capital F.G. Smith H. B Springs Corporators Opera House E. C. Haselden Lyceum Roney Boys O. T. Smith, H. L. Oliver Herring-Hall-Marvin United States LA France Oxford Pump Southern Mercantile Co SIV Sports Spalding’s Base Ball Goods Carolina Hardware Co Georgetown, S. C Front Street Curtis & Powell J. Schwartz E. J. Marcus W. H. Palmer Front ST Daggett Queen Street
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