County to let bridge contracts at January letting
Hoard of County Commissioners will let contracts to the lowest responsible bidders for rebuilding three bridges: Tookin Bridge over Big Change on January 24, 1908 at 12 noon. Emoranon Bridge over Little River on January 26, 1908 at 12 noon. Morgan Bridge over Little River on January 27, 1908 at 12 noon. Bids must include all necessary material and bonds equal to twice the bid. Specifications available at letting. right to reject any or all bids reserved.
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Emoraon
Little River
Inog
Morgan Beidge
Ovar
Tittle River
L. H. We
Hobson
Colinty
Debtors to James Bates Notified for Collection at Oak Way Store
Illinois residents owing James Bates by note or account are directed to J. J. Galey at 1 Oak Way, Oak Grove, for collection. Name left with the undersigned at the store to settle debts by January 10, 188.
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James Bates
J. J. Galey
Oak Way
Oakway
Assembly notes and budget debate in South Carolina
The report from Columbia on January 15 outlines a busy session start with a limited staff hindered engrossing work. Bills largely died, the dog law passed, school funds and the Brice decision created tensions over the dispensary, and proposed levies for county and state needs sparked friction. Names include Shaldon and local officials, with discussions of bridges, prisons, and health concerns and a request for millage to cover expenses.
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House of Representatives
Columbia
Lowe
Aimilar
Supreme Court
Tan
Maxwell Bridge
Chapman Ford
Seneca
Karla Rechentor
John
Money Hudson
Hoyt Hayon
William Powers
Electric Bittera touted as malaria cure in old ad
Slekeuli, Shivering Fits Of aguo and Malaria 900 be relieved and cured with Electric Bittera. This is a pretonic tredicine of eayuctal banofli in malaria, exerting curative affluence on the disowns, driving it an Nroly out of the ayatom. It is mgoh to mi preferred to quinine, with fewer after effects. A testimonial from Honeton, Texas says a brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice until he took Einetria Bitters, which saved his life. At all druggists: Price 50 cents.
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Texaa
Oconee Plans Central Cotton Warehouse
B F Karieban returned from West Union after attending the Oconee County Farmora Union meeting. He announced a plan to build a central county cotton warehouse, aiming for a site at Seneca Anderson Mall with the project to begin January 16.
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B. F. Karieban
West Union
Oconee
Sene ca News Highlights From January Meeting Season
In Senea January 16 report, local clubs met despite severe weather. The Once-a-Week Club gathered with Mrs. W. A. Lowery hosting, a warm, hospitality filled event. Library活动 at Malmotto House featured Bry Atherton’s The Conqueror, led by Prof. H. Borns with remarks by Professors Clink and Hints. Reverend Blackburn named pastor of the Baptist church. Woodman of the World to host oyster supper tomorrow. Presbyterian Ladies' Aid elected officers. Eleanor Richardson elected to fill a school vacancy. Street widening near the business district noted as progress. Mrs. Anderson returned to Charleston. visits by Mrs. Vernor and Mrs. Goo documented. Prayer meetings and local visits announced. Frank S. Holloman selling farm equipment and planning a residence in town. Miss Julia Cheek to visit Westminster. Local couple signs noted. Travel plans to Charlotte for Miss Stribling and Mr. Stribling. Miss Stella Fincannon ill. Stribling funeral held. tribute to Mrs. Stribling and honors to the deceased.
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Sener
Presbyterian and Mettodiac
Mra. W. A. Lowery
H. 2
Borns
P. Clinknowlen
X. A. Hints
Adams
Wlakuone
Audie Hoe
Masdames Deudy
Bator Rote Dored
Mya
Strilling
Maxgiots
Minup Krta Clarkson
U. Blackbien
Blackburn
Roy
C. Wardlaw
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Manse
K. Doudy
M. R. Kirkepatrick
Winter
Aeem
Eleanor Richardson
Mina Talalo Holland
Tt Anderson
Charleston
E. C. Vernor
RS. Vernor
Not Richland
Mra
HT Goo
Richland
Suveon
Uars
Frank S. Holloman
W. ¥. Strickland
Holloman
Julia Cheek
Westminster
T. E. Stribling
Charles
Charlotte
Stella Fincannon
Wardlin
Arizoma
Miss May Hicks
Walhalla
J. W. Myrd & Co
Hem
Hunter, Doody & Co
Presbyterian Oharch
Ray
M. KR. Kirkpatrick
W. F. Strickland
Ladies Aid and Missionary
Memorial resolves for Mrs Livingatun Stribling engagement
A condolence and prayer record from the Lusvenly Father 10 theo fina ta one sruratany and Tissanret, Mrs Sarah Livingatun Stribling mourned by the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Seneon Presbyterian church. The pledge notes Christian duties, memory of the deceased, and inscribing reflections on a separate page. Also an advertisement for Chamberlains Salve claims it relieves itching and burning instantly, sold by J W Bell Valhalla and W J Tan Hoy Sonavas.
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Theo
Sruratany
Tissanret
Sarah Livingatun
Harte
Luddlen
Society of the Seneon Praabytacian Ahuraly
Wstionion
Chamberlain
Koon
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Tanhoy
Sonavas
Oyster map benefit at Methodist church in Ann Brown
Westminster notes report a charity oyster map at the Ann Brown residence on Friday February 9 to aid the Methodist church. Norfolk oysters will be served by local youth as part of a cordial invitation led by Mrs J Arnold and her son. The item also mentions various social visits, a bank directors’ meeting, births, marriages, and local road tax arrangements amid a busy community page.
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Ann. Brown
Nico
Mra
Arnold
Fayetteville
Mrav'Tho
J.C. McConnall
Gatnasvilie
W. J. Carter
Loon Jones
Roy Abbott
Slater
Mian Salite
Comcross
Inez Friaay
Hobson Hae
Peden and Anderson Banking Co
Mr. Anderson
OW. P. Anderson
Columbia
Belle Joven
Birttingham
Alabama
Morrig -Kotrou
Toxon
Cartas Pharmacy
Sobutfor Wid Fumby
Dangers of Colds and How to Avoid Them
Public notice summarizes health advice on colds and prevention. Citing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prompt and effective treatment, it notes proper care and warns against improper use. Sold by local druggists including J-W. Bell and others in Valhalla and nearby towns.
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Damon
Chamberlain's
J-W. Bell
Valhalla
Weil, Lunnoy
Lennon
Death of Mrs Hy Stackhouse at Clemson College
Mrs Hy Stackhouse died at Clemson College yesterday after a weeklong illness. She was the widow of Hon Hy M Stackhouse, former member of the Laigilawares act and longtime secretary of the fortie liter department. Survived by several children, the family receives community sympathy. The body was taken to Dillon for interment.
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Clemson College
Hy A. Stackhouse
Hy M. Stackhouse
Laigilawares
Clemson College Board of
Kruatans
Fortie Liter Department
Dillon
Found at Last A'ghoo shop in Walhalla promises repairs
A cryptic notice from a shop named A'ghoo on Mulatroot Walhalla next to calbouro offers repair of items like ahooa anwing maxchinen and estood old umbrellas. It advertises low prices, engraving of names and addresses, and invites customers to visit the City Shop Shop run by Propristor We. Williame.
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Williame
Senator's Letter Urges County Tax Relief and Accountability
A January letter from Senator J. By Fassio urges Deones County to address rising taxes and debt. He cites eight mill tax levy for ordinary purposes, two mills for past debts, and potential extra levies for bridges and clerk’s office needs. The missive stresses avoiding misuse of funds, calls for sharper county financial reporting, and warns of looming fiscal strain without bond controls and proper oversight.
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Westmins
Taft
Adna Chaifoo Ja
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Kuo
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Wood
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
C. M. Shelton
Shaldon
Slekeuli
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