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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
3
Transient boarders and arrivals at Mrs Burns 906 Prince St
Table and transient boarders can be accommodated at Mrs Burns 906 Prince Street. Several residents and visitors travel to Charleston Columbia Sumter Marion. Cabbage plants sold by Bourne and Co Sampit S C at 2 dollars per 1000. Nov 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourne & Co
Sampit, S. C
Steele-Moses Co Discounts Fall and Winter Goods
Due to the late season and heavy stock the Steele-Moses Co offers a ten percent discount on all cash purchases of dry goods dress goods shoes hats and related items from now until January 1 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Steele-Moses CO
Evening amusements and local notices from the era
The page lists tonight’s theatre offerings at Mr Simpkins electric theatre and at the Opera House with titles such as Retribution Easter Eggs The Runaway Horse and For Hate of the Miller Also a death of Rev March Singleton aged about 70 a long ministry noted in Santee A Birmingham mine escape attempt by fifty convicts eight captured forty one missing one possibly suffocated and a small mine fire impact A hunting trip party of Mr and Mrs E J Meyer to Hagley then Lanes for quail hunting Local sales include a double barrel shotgun and a shipment of china and mattings from Phenix Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Simpkins’ Electric Theatre
March Singleton
Santee
Birmingham
Ala
Phenix Furniture Co
On the Water Front at the port of shipment
Since the cotton season began, Clyde agents moved 5 500 bales to New York from this port. Other shipments by Baltimore Line steamers to Baltimore and by Georgetown Western R A are noted, but figures are unavailable. The Tar Heel steamer’s boiler is on the Sampit river wharf for overhaul before reinstallation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
New York
Baltimore
Charleston
Georgetown & Western R. A
Sampit River
Shipping Arrivals at Georgetown Port Causingley
Shipping news from Georgetown Port lists arrivals and consignments. Vessels include the Mischelle C Thomson from Conway carrying cotton and naval stores for Waccamaw Line Steamers and the Theodore Weems from Hall bound for Baltimore with merchandise for Balti more and Carolina S S Co. Other ships include the Carib from Devereux to Clyde S S Co and the Lucy V from Sarvis to Bucks ville in multiple consignments to S M Ward & Co. The Brunswick from Bellune brings cotton and merchandise to BA Munnerlyn & Co, plus the Mitchell C from Thomson with Conway goods for Waccamaw Line. Also noted are the Merchant from Hopkins in Pee Dee trade and the Rebecca. R Douglas from Slocum transporting lumber for Win yan Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mischelle C. Thomson
Conway
Waccamaw
Theodore Weems
Hall
Baltimore
Baltimore & Carolina
S. S. Co
Carib
Devereux
Clyde S S Co
Lucy V
Sarvis
Bucksville
S& M Ward & Co
Brunswick
Bellune
BA Munnerlyn & Co
Mitchell C
Thomson
Waccamaw Line
Merchant
Hopkins
Pee Dee
B A Munnerlyn & Co
Schr
Rebecca
R Douglas
Slocum
Bridgeport
Winyan Lumber Co
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S. W. Rouquie, Sr
Mabel Levy
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J. F.montgomery
Marion
W. H. Thomas
Olin Sawyer
Jim Brinkley
Summerville
Mr. Welling
J.N. Alphouse
Emily Alphouse
Nannie Beaty
E. J. Meyer
Hagley
Opera House
Harvey
Davis
Mutomah Salls
Shipping News
Port OF
Georgetown
So Ca
S M Ward & Co
Multomah
Alice Freeman
Kensington Island
John $. Pyatt
J. Stevens Arms & Tool CO
P. O. Box
Chicopee Falls, Mass
M. L. Altman
Eaddy Livery Stables
Wilson
G. W. DuRant
Screwed Street
Carolina
D. L. Bills
Tanner
FRONT
B. Stern & Son
Georgetown Furniture Go
Loyal
McConnell Co
W. H. Croft
Loggins
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