L W Haskell Endorsed for Adjutant General in Abbeville Voice
R Sondly endorses Major L W Haskell for Adjutant and Inspector General citing his Citadel captaincy in 1839, Confederate service, four years as legislator, and reputation as a loyal, capable public servant from Abbeville. The letter notes his kinship to Chevin Haskell and praises his courteous, faithful conduct.
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Eonor
Prows and Banner
L. W. Haskell
Haskell
Citadel
Iso
Langdon C. Haskell
Abbeville County
Hankall
Sortis
South Carolina
Bia
Front
Adan Fod Itor
Chevin Haskell
Old Abbevillé
Amando
R. Sondly
Fatally Shot, Negro Survives After Wounds in Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg a Black man named Charles Williams survived two gunshots after a late night shooting. He was struck once through the heart and once through the head at close range, but remained alive for three days. An undertaker arrived after the wagon but Williams sat up, began eating, and doctors say he has a chance to recover unless complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Mist
Charles Williams
Fred
Williame
Too Much to Pay for Jersey Cattle at Clemson Farm
A Clemson College farm loan purchase of nine Jersey cattle for 1800 from J A Shanklin of Pendleton drew criticism. Local cattle raisers questioned committee diligence and price, noting the committee of Prof Harpar, Col M L Donaldson, and J Stribling should have sought cheaper stock. They defended the group but urged tighter scrutiny of how the funds were spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Clemson College Farm Loan
J. A. Shanklin
Pendleton
Shanklin
Jursay
Prof. Harpar
Col
M. L. Donaldson
Greenville
Electric Bitters Fight Ills of Beay Grove Man in Iowa
The Beay Grove, Iowa resident B. H. Wolfe credits Electric Bitters with curing two years of severe turmoil and general debility. The remedy is advertised as a cure for stomach liver and kidney complaints blood diseases headaches dizziness and bodily decline. Price 50 cents guaranteed by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Wolfe
Beay Grove
Iowa
Correction Notice Regarding Dr. Klein's Address
A brief correction from Editors Courier dated August 17, 1906 clarifies an earlier misquote about Dr. Klein. The note apologizes for a two word error in addressing behavior and states Klein should be exonerated from the criticism.
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Dr. Kieln
Dr. Klein
Protracted revival closes at Baptist church in Oakway
The Oakway Baptist revival concluded Sunday night adding one new member. Attendees included Rev. McDaniel, Ray, Clyde, and Mason with camping tents at Mason’s farm for ongoing meetings. Local residents from Greenville and Belton visited, with many relatives stopping by and extended family guests from Lavonia and Green Meade.
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Oakway
Baptist Church
McDaniel
Ray
Clyde
Pelzer
Rove
Cary
Mason
Ira
H. P
Haley
Greonville
Our Town
Mika Alice Gaines
Belton
Foster
A. I. Boater
Lavonia
Crookslater
Hattie
Dave
Chester 1
Apont
Dtr
Hi. al
Westminister Notes and School Plans Amid Local News
Westminster August 20 report notes Rev Y Jameson of Mexcor University preached at the Baptist church and praised a ger man. KR M McVown visited as State secretary candidate. The town hosts a school depository, lists faculty for Westminster Graded Schools, opening Sept 9, and mentions local visits, a string band, baseball game win for Westminster, and several residents traveling or shopping in nearby towns.
Local notes on births visits and church events
A fragmentary community page notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R A Gol on August 19. Attendees at a Presbyterian youth meeting in Bencon, mentions of Breaseale of Belton, Rolfe Hint of Elberton, and Mina Mary Reeder visiting Lavonia, Ga. Mrs J T Dorn visiting in Jackson County, North Carolina. No all day singing at Hopewell next Sunday. W Jackson Reeder of Atlanta visiting his mother Mrs Hr Reeder and planning to work in Dalton, Ga. Dr Walker and wife from Charleston among travelers arriving Wednesday. Rev G T Harmon Jr closed the Methodist meeting and continues at Hopewell. Miss Myra Pitts visiting her aunt Mrs Jolly of Red Hill. Alan Trace Telford of Cornelia via Ming Aire. B S King A Li Goanott.
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Westminster
Y. Jameson
J D
Mexcor University
Macon
Baptist Church
Siniay
Garman
Jameson Wee
Shuroy
Atlanta
KR. M. McVown
State
Stonscypher Drag Co
Ira Pitta
Pont
J. H
Wall
D. G. Sheldon
Creighton Moore
Marshull Mason
Sid] Perkins
Thornton Moore
W. Paul Dickson
Seneca
Westminater
Westminater Graded Schools For Next Senaton: Prof. M. KE. Brookstan
Groor
Benjamin ¥. Clyburn
Laycaster
Bradon
Mise Maude Stribling
Mian Elizabeth Aiken
Monticallo
Fairfield County
Mins Katio J. Harris
Staunton
Brockman
Misa Lillie White
Charleston
Mis. Hamp White
Carl Smith
Taylor and
Wits
Charles
Wentminster
Bounty Tvend
H. Schaffer
N. Vaughan
Haley
Lavonia
Mina May McClanahan
Liberty
Milas Minnia Finley
J. R. Mitchell
Belton
Burt Mitchell
I. Bil. Mitchell
Mando
Jessie Little
Our Town
Roy
J. J. Hurrell
Greer
Charlotte
Mra
Will Schaffer
Aire
Lime House
Gummerville
J. TL Barneth
Railroads
J. H. Finley
T. D. Poors
Anders County
R.A
Gol
Antrew Norris
Presbyterian Church
Bencon
Breaseale
O. K. Brenzeale
Rolfe Hint
Elberton
Gawar
Thin Wook
Mina Mary Reeder
J.T. Dorn
Jackson Sawmty
North Carolina
Hopewell
W. Jackson Reeder
Waeka
Hr. Reader
Dalton
G. T. Harmon, Jr
Fa Thin Wook
Hopewell Church
Myra Pitts
Mra. Jolly
Red Hill
Alan Trace Telford
Cornelia
Ming Aire
B.S. King
A. Li
Goanott
Summer Diarrhoea in Children Remedy Appeal
In hot weather immediate attention is needed for a child’s loose bowels to prevent serious illness. A few doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil may cleanse the system. Roy M D of Little Falls Minnesota testifies the remedy has long been valuable for summer disorders in children. Sold by J W Bally Walhalla W I Lunney Seneca.
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Roy
M. D. Stoak
Bastar
M. K. Church
Little Falls
Minn
J. W. Bally
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Jocatene Community News From Whitewater Valley
News from Jocatene Josssioe Aujiat reports crowded hotels along Whitewater river as visitors seek a pleasant summer resort. McKinney's school flourishes under Miss Eurlie Kolley. Rev J B Colley led meetings with one new church add Roy D Tamoy. Local fishing party on Keowen river enjoyed by residents and visitors. Several visits among families, with J T Reid of Seneca and daughter Mrs Liki Wabb of Washington DC, plus J H Whitmire and Alice visiting Konda and relatives. Lots of social visits noted, medical updates on Mrs Lucy Whitmire improving slowly, and plans to build a new school building at McKinney's school.
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Roberteon
J. T. Reid
Seneca
Liki Wabb
Washington, D. C
George Reid
J. H. Whitmire
Alice
Konda
Ensley
Andrew Cash
Will Grow
Dora Smith
Near
Eustatos
Relatt
Pickens County
Robert Talley
Littleriver
Joe Crow
Liberty
M. Crow
Henry Glaxmner
Old Mokena
Barton
Seneca Club Acts On Education And Local Events
In Seneca August 21 the Presbyterians hosted a youth meeting led by J A Hassel and organized Miraama for girls and Covensatern for boys. Hon O B Martin will speak on higher education at the schoolhouse Friday. Dr J H Thornwell addressed Knights of Pythias at the opera house. A reception honored Miss Julia Cornog and others, with tea and a fan prize for Beasie Simpson. The Williams Comedy Company premieres next week with The rl T Love. Municipal water and lights won by a 0 to 8 vote, and J A Henry was chosen cotton weigher. Mrs M W Coleman returns with her son Dr J My Coleman, touring NC resorts. Mrs Mary Carteright of Atinota guests Mrs W B Strickland. Mrs Mary Daniels of Raleigh visits. Mr and Mrs Fr Holloman and children stay with relatives for a few days.
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O. B. Martin
Opera
J. H.thornwell
Fort Mill
Knights of Pythias
K. A. Hines
K. Danily
Minos Fe Julia Cornog
Leo Cannon
Beatrice McAliater
Lavonne
Misa Fannie Lowery
Mies Beasie Simpson
Duncan
Gainesville
Trane Duncan
J. A. Henry
M. W. Coleman
Seneca
Bho
J. My Coleman
Defective Crime Report From Kentucky And South Carolina
An editor from Erin s us Kentucky recalls a vicious assault and a burn remedy claim. A South Carolina Negro named Etheridge is accused of attempted sexual assault on a ten year old girl near Mount Willing in Saluda county. The report mentions a Barn incident and serious injuries with uncertain outcomes.
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Columbia, & O
Etheridge
Timreday
Nemiul
T. A. Wea
Mount Willing
Saluda
Warront
West
Mnuille
Dat Jener
Tia Bie
Laxative reformulated tablet promotes cold relief
A fragment notes a laxative tablet marketed for cold symptoms. The readable text mentions Bromo Quinine and a one day regimen. No clear event, person, or organization is established in the surviving lines.
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Aveust
Merchant Tailoring
Globe Tailoring Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cc. W
J. E. Bauknight
Tebute
Lunney
Seneca, S. O
The
Seneca Pharmacy
Benboa, Ss
Negro Lives
Wyatt Aiken
Wentilnater
Maryo KR
Sbolor
J. W. Boll
Jocatene
Hawn
Constitutionaliat
Erinsuos
Fang Ye Co
Mit
Ten Daya
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