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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1908

Page

6

Election of Judges and Officials in 1909 South Carolina

Greenville News outlines the 1909 General Assembly agenda including electing eight circuit judges and one Supreme Court justice, with initial terms for Hydrick Memminger Prince ending in 1909, and Aldrich Watts Wilson Klugh Jones Jones Jones ending in 1910. It notes Senate election, penitentiary board turnover, college trustees, State librarian, and Insurance Commissioner, with potential expansion of Supreme Court justices.

Greenville News General Assembly Supreme Court D. B. Hydrick Spartanburg R. W. Memmisger Charleston George B. Prince Anderson Hydrick Memminger Prince Prince Tis Robert Aldrich Barnwell RC. Watts Cheraw John Justetia B. Jones Lancaster Justice Jones House United States Senate B. D. Smith Florence Frank B. Gary Abbeville A. GC. Latimer State Penitentiary Wiil Jasper M. Smith Smoak J. G. Mobley Fairfield A. K. Sanders Sumter Ives D. Kelton Watson Watson B. I. Thomas D. J. Puritoy San Juda

Work of Baptists in State Convention Synopsis

Reports to the State Baptist Convention highlight aid from the old preachers fund aiding 50 beneficiaries with 5500, a 4009 permanent investment, ministerial education aiding 20 Furman students, and 989.20 receipts. Connie Maxwell Orphanage reports 226 children enrolled with 23128.74 receipts. eight students in colleges. State Mission Board shows 127 missionaries at 198 stations, 2557 conversions, 18 churches organized, deficit of 5500 against a 35000 target, hoped to be raised soon. Ladies mission aid praised. Furman and Greenville Female College noted. Furman aims to raise 12000 by December to secure 25000 gift.

State Baptist Convention C. C. Brown Old Preachers’ Fund J. A. Brown Board of Ministerial Education Furman University Connie Maxwell A. T. Jamison State Mission Board T. M. Bailey B.S. Reaves Greenville Female College of Ware G. H. Wharton C. P. Wray RK. L. Batley RK. L. Batley, ©. M. McGhee, Quattlebaum Dro J. James Greenville Female College Poteat Montague Hall Messrs. Wasterling Springfeld Furman Science Hall Educational Board A. C. Osborn Ben. ‘Pdict College Negro Baptist College At Columbia

Mrs McRaney's Experience with Foley's Kidney Remedy

Mrs McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi endured three months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble. After two doctors failed to help, she started Foley's Kidney Remedy and, after two bottles, felt like a new person. She urges suffering women to try it.

J. W. Bell Valhalla Stonecypher Pharmacy Westminster

Mary in Raising Pecans Champion Grower in Georgia

Lexington Ga December A Daniel is named champion pecan grower in this section on his Arnoldsville area farm. He yielded many pecans this year earning five dollars per bushel. One eight foot circumference tree bore fifteen bushels and the finest tree came as a volunteer.

Lexington Dee Daniel Arnoldsville

Guilty of Counterfeiting in Local Case

A Valhalla man faced verdicts over counterfeit currency and selling a fake medicine. The case linked J W Bell, Sonecypher Pharmacy in Westminster, to a counterfeit scheme involving Moloy's Honey and Tar claimed to cure coughs.

Moloy J. W. Bell Valhalla Sonecypher Pharmacy Westminster

Possible elections and vacancies in coming two years

The speaker notes that over a two year period elections will occur, with unlikely circuit changes. Resignations are rare and deaths occur, creating potential vacancies that the General Assembly may fill as it begins its term.

General Assembly

Eyesight Specialist Promises Satisfaction and Discounts

Dr. A A Odom Mezzanine Eyesight Specialist offers spectacles and eye glasses after thorough exams with new methods and improved instruments. Services include correction of muscular imbalance double vision eye strain headaches near and farsight astigmatism and cross eyes, with knife-free straightening and artificial eyes. Out of town patients receive rail fare deductions up to twenty-five miles and half fare up to fifty miles. The Globe Optical Co Greenville.

A. A. Odom Eyesight Globe Optical Co Main Street Greenville

Homicide in Greenwood. farmer shot dead by Lloyd

In Greenwood at about noon John L. Arnold a young white farmer and merchant was killed by L A Lloyd a white farmer he had bought land from Lloyd had begun moving to a new home near Kirksey A negro witness said Lloyd cursed Arnold over a bucket dispute then fired when Arnold grabbed the pistol Lloyd surrendered and is jailed with counsel engaged

Greenwood John L. Arnold L. A. Lloyd Arnold Lloyd Kirksey Lloyd Fred

Master’s sale in Oconee County South Carolina

In Court of Common Pleas master will sell at the courthouse door Walhalla on January 4 1909 the Westminster properties of seven plus acres with a five room house and outbuildings plus three acre adjacent lot adjoining the Southern Railway right of way. Cash on day, purchaser pays papers. W. C. White master. December 9 1908. 50-53

State OF South Carolina Town of Westminster Southern Railway W. C. White Oconee County

W. M. Browns Livery Sale and Feed Stables Ad

W M Browns Livery Sale and Feed Stables advertises mules horses buggies surreys wagons saddles bridles collars blankets whips robes and more. New carload of High Point Buggies and Surreys described as nicest shipped to Vallah good guarantee and tailored prices and terms.

Valhalla Brown

Notice to Trespassers and Probate Settlement

Notice to trespassers warns against entering lands owned or controlled by the SPENCER family for hunting fishing rooting digging timber and other purposes under penalty of law. A second notice states W O Hamilton will seek final settlement and discharge as Administrator of Geo Hamilton estate in Oconee County South Carolina on December 1 1908 at Walhalla Court House.

Elizabeth Spencer Eliza Spencer Salina C. Spencer Geo. W. Spencer D. A. Smith Oconee County South Carolina Walhalla Courthouse Geo Hamilton W. J. Schroder James P. Hoke Anni Hoke Walhalla Court House Jas. P. Hoke

Angel's Stables and Notices from Walhalla 1908

An ad announces Angel's Stables offering saddle horses and conveyance services in Walhalla. The notices to heirs, debtors, and creditors in Oconee County court include estates of Joseph Black and James P. Hoke, with deadlines in March and December 1908, plus auctions of chattel mortgage property including milling equipment and planing mill assets in West Union.

Main College Streets Angel Walhalla 8. C L. Richardson R. T. Jaynes Oconee County West Union L. Rechardson William Port Planer Fay R. D. Solo Mfg. Co Wheeeland Vance Edger W. M. Kay

Notice of Annual Meeting and Local Probate Citations

Notice from Oconee County Board of Commissioners setting an annual meeting for January 1, 1909 at 10 a.m. at Walhalla Court House and demanding premeeting accounts and tool inventories. Also includes a probate citation for Jesse Lay Jr to show cause why administration should not be granted for Jesse Lay Sr. and a foreclosure suit against Lucy Roach related to Patrick Chambers mortgage.

Tg Board of County Commissioners Oconee County Walhalla Court House D. F. McAlister South Carolina Oconee D.a.smith Jesse Lay, JR Jesse Lay Jess Lay D. A. Smith Oeowee Court House

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