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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
1
Tresspass Notice and Local Notices in Cheraw
The item lists a strict trespass prohibition on W. W. Hazzard lands, found and lost notices for a folding key and a hound dog, and shares for sale in Crescent Building and Loan. It notes residents returning from travels, sea tide observations, and political commentary ahead of a city primary with candidates Ellerbe Smith Swearingen Wells Caughman leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Building and Loan Association
Daily Item
E. D. Smith Denies Bolting Ticket in South Carolina
Telegram from S. F. Parrott reports E. D. Smith, candidate for U.S. Senator, emphatically denies bolting the ticket and supporting Haskell, asserts he was never an Independent in 1890s and was never defeated in Sumter County for the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
S. C
E. D. Smith
U. S
Haskell
Sumter County
S. F. Parrott
Difference Between Young and Old Married Men
Readers are invited to compare the behavior of newly and long married men, noting changes from garden work and cheerful whistling to fretful looks and porch smoking. Also reports Santee visitors say S M Ward & Co saw mills are barely visible above the water and a negro suspect is arrested for a Front street window smash three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santee
S. M. Ward & Co
Peter Rabel
Front Street
Black Smith Shipsmith Wheelwright and Repair Shop Opens
Hartnett and Day announce the opening of a Black smith Shipsmith Wheelwright and General Repair Shop at the Red Store Wharf offering carpentry and repair services and inviting local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Store
Hartnett & Day
SANTEE TRESTLE RESTORED TRAINS RETURN TO FLORENCE TO CHARLESTON
The Santee trestle at St Stephen s on the Northeastern railroad reopened this afternoon giving Atlantic Coast Line direct service to Charleston from the North for the first time in ten days. Train No 82 led the reestablished passenger service at slow speed as freight traffic rushes north to clear two weeks of delays. Thompson Creek trestle at Cheraw also reopened, enabling Florence to Wadesboro service, ending a fifteen day interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
St. Stephen’s
Northeastern
Atlantic Coast Line
Charleston
Coast Line
Thompson Creek
Cheraw
Wadesboro
Augusta
Yemassee
Robbins
Santee
M. and A
Bullish Market and a Club Bent on Exposing Uppische
Augustus Marmaduke Uppische, newly elected by mistake to a local club, faces latent hostility as fellow members mock and threaten. In a confrontation he declares he has been insulted and seeks counsel. A committee member halves the sting by joking that a better price may come if he waits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Marmaduke Uppische
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W. W. Hazzard
Olin Sawyer
Ridgeway
John Dozier
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. E. Tiller
Sumter
S. G. McKeithen
DeFurniak, Fla
C. J. Fletcher
R. A. Gandy
Darlington
John Gary Evans
Senate
L. S. Ehrich
Duluth
Minn
Schuyler Hazard
White Plains
B.I. Hazard
W. A. James
Cheraw Board of Trade
Bryan Fund
City of
Columbia
Santee River
Levy
Power House No. 1
Power House No. 2
Mexico
Mr. St. Julian Springs
A. and M. College
Raleigh
N. C
Roosevelt
Peter Smith
Congress
J. E. Ellerbe
J. W. Ragsdale
U.S. Senate
Jno
Gary Evans
W. H. Wells
C. P.quattlebaum
Swearingen
Mellichamp
B. L. Caughman
Jas. Cansler
G. A. Lohr
Ellerbe
Smith
Wells
Caughman
Bullish Market
Astyptodyne
Corns & Bunions
Georgetown Drug Company
Dunmore Contractor and Builder
P. O
Sin Beaty
Civil
Georgetown, S.C
Ferro Machine & Foundry Co
Cleveland
Ohio
W.H. Croft
Maschine Motors
Etg
Carolina Hardware Co
George Pollock
W.H. Robinson
Highmarket St
J. M. Herring
Taylor and Highmarket Streets
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