History of Bethel church and Gen Pickens era
A long historical sketch recounts Bethel Presbyterian church lineage, notable elders, and early South Carolina Presbyterian influence. It details Gen Andrew Pickens born 1787, his public service and family legacy, Bethel's ministers, deacons, and the church’s centennial observance with a monument. It notes cemetery conditions and lives of connected families, plus a personal letter by Hugh McLees reflecting on Bethel’s role.
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Robert White
John McWhorter
John Todd
Joseph Burnett
A. D. Gaillard
Samuel R. McFall
J. D. Gaillard
Elam Sharpe
L. B. Johnson
John Sharp
James George
John N. George
W. R. White
Mason Duncan
J. A. Bell
J. W. Holloman
M. ©. Todd
Thomas M. Kelley
Yowht
J. W. Hollomen
M. C. Todd
Thos
M. Kelley
Andrew Pickens
Backs County
Pennsylvania
Waxhaw
Lancaster County
South Carolina
Colonel Pickens
General Grant
Long Cane
Abbeville County
Tamasseo
Pickens
Rebecca Calhoun
Abbeville
Gen. Pickens
Andrew J. Pickens
F. W. Pickens
Edgefield
Gon. Pickens
Old Stone Church
Cane Creek
William McWhorter
Georgia
Tamassee
Toxas
Friends of Bethel Presbyterian Church
Bethel Church
McDow
Meredian
Howver
Robert Cowan
Bethel
Upper Carolina
Hopewell-Keowee
John Rusk
Thos. J. Rusk
Texas
Mexico
Aon
Rusk
United States
Senate
May Cleveland
Benjamin Cleveland
Samuel R. McFallas
Anderson
McFall
Bethel Churah
Baker
Spurgeon
N. W. Metall
Neville
Slaughter
William G. Neville
Presbyterian Church
Rebecca A. McFall
Mr. Neville
Glta
South Carolina Presbyterian College
Clinton
Magic McLees
Ta Rogers
Walehalla
Upper Temple
Israne
Novville
le. Wi O. Neville
Toho ‘Pod
The
Wey
Holleman
Naville
Todd
Tedald
Hothel
Andrew Brown
John Simpson
Simpson
Roberts’ Church
David Humphreys
Moses Waddell
Willington
Brown
Waddell
Good Hope
Roberte
Anderson County
Savannah River
Seneca
Tugaloo
Andrew
Bethola
Master's Vineyard
Roberta
David W. Humphreys
Israel
Hugh McLees
Tillman misstates prohibition vote figures again
The News and Courier notes a third error by Senator Tillman in citing the 1802 prohibition vote. Records show 40,283 for prohibition and 80,197 against, with 70,635 of 88,474 total voters not voting. The piece critiques his claims on liquor sales and crime trends, urging correction or retraction.
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News and Courier
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Tillman
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Combination offer for Charleston News and Keowee Courier
An offer promotes three papers a week for 1.50 by a clubbing arrangement with the Charleston Semi Weekly News and Courier. The Keowee Courier is touted as a leading paper in Oconee County and among South Carolina’s best, while the Semi Weekly News and Courier is a quality journal with full Associated Press dispatches. The deal presents two top papers for nearly the price of one, attracting new subscribers with 50 cent savings.
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Keowee
Svaura
Lotus
South Carolina
Illinois man sells wife for five dollars headline
A fragmentary note describes an Illinois man selling his wife for five dollars as a scathing jab about usury and deception. The odd wording evokes a sensational era tone and hints at a domestic dispute or moral warning.
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