Obituary of Thomas Rayford Harrly at Fair Play
Thomas Rayford Harrly died at Fair Play on January 16 1884 age 60s. He was married to Margaret Elisabeth Lee and survived by four sons and four brothers and three sisters. A devoted Christian and church member, he was remembered as gentle, helpful, and faithful. Funeral services were led by Rev T C Ligon and Rev Roy McGaine. he lies buried in the new Presbyterian cemetery with many relatives and friends attending despite bad weather.
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Thomas Rayford
Nancy GC
Tarerig
Belwnary
Misa Margaret Elisabeth Lee
Suvivor
Clinton L
Citadel
D. H. Harris
Anderson
Leon
Rayford
Fair Play
Lvcklol
Portman
A. C. Hudgens
T. C. Ligon
Ligon
Life
Tumeble
Kentle
Attiet
Christan
Buch
Thomas Rayford Harela
T. ©. Ligon
Roy
McGain
Townville
Mathe Mane
O Metance
J. S. Lee Ani
Birmingham
Ala
Bezekiel Harris
Alberton
Gay Mr Mid Mra
GC. Hudgens
Mis
Sie Bailey
Portya
Mise Kitto
Seneca
J. G. Graham
Pasetor
The
Baptist Church
James Wooten
Mra
Te. Wooten
Nutles Union Plans January Meeting Adress
Members of Tokeona Farmers' Union are summoned to attend the next regular meeting on Saturday January 23, 1909. An important business item will be discussed. President J B Tompking and secretary A Richardson are noted.
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Tokeona Farmers
Pransecome
J.B. Tompking
A. Richardson
Bae.Trons
Recovery Time After Ankle Injury Advised Care
A brief health note suggests that a sprained ankle during hobble or early return may take two to three weeks to regain function and two to three months to fully recover. It claims Chamberlain's Liniment speeds healing, potentially under a week and often within four days, with local sale by J. W. Bell in Walhalla and Tolaney in Seneca.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
Wy Tolanney
Seneca
Nature Study in Common Schools Promoted
Editorial urges teaching agriculture as an applied science in common schools with graded simple entechums and visuals. Advocates summer sessions for teachers to introduce germination, plant classification, and propagation, aiming to spark sustained interest in nature study. A brief local anecdote follows about Lenox’s near choking incident, highlighting the value of practical remedies.
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Keowee Courier
South Caroline
Unie
Mey
St Hary
Almple
Card of Thanks From Mrs T Ry Harrie Beamily
The family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father. May God bless you all in our prayers. Signed by Mrs. T. Ry Harrie Beamily. Pair Fale Piny. 3 Sant, 18,1
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Inka
T. Ry Harrie
Fale Piny
Sant
Westminister News Items Spotlight Local Socials And Obituary
Snews from Westminster reports Fay Breele and local social events. Mrs Jon P Keene entertained young friends at tea with a quiz game and prizes. A lengthy obituary notes Joseph G Steele of Deer Lodge Montana detailing his mining life and family ties. Local notices describe informal gatherings on College Street with Vera Ring visiting relatives.
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Weathinater
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Hrrett Zimmerman
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Pickens Trand
Westminster
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Montana
Ufe
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Helena
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Ute
Deer Lodge
Mikeen
Sarah B
Annie M. Anderson
College Street
Vera A. Ring
Anederson
Lacile Aonerman
Marge Stribling
Mary Reader
Liey Cobb
Mesara
H. Rutledge Zimmerman
Francis Sheldon
Samuel Reeder
Oscar W. Pitts
W. A. Harrison
Violeta
Vlc
Reeder
Miss Prince
Wil Tlayrsson
Misia Anderson
Steibine
A Good Proposition for a Walhalla Seneca Trolley
A letter from A W Thompson of Sonora, dated January 19, 1909, argues for building a Walhalla to Seneca trolley line. He proposes local officials appoint two men from each town to pursue the plan, notes cheaper construction with minimal grading and bridges, and mentions potential land value increases and dairy business benefits. He urges regional cooperation, cites nearby farms and shared interests, and signs as Editor Cowrier.
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Court House
Walhalla
Mion
Senece Jain
Seneca
Hla
Stark
Capt. Perritt
Atlanta
Chie Hee
Hee
Aow
Thompson
Sonora
Seneca Railroad Talks and Local News Notes
A late afternoon meeting of railroad officials, Railroad Commissioners, and Westminster delegates in Seneca discussed a new depot and potential Bell train service making Seneca a terminal. Plans are in progress but no date was set. Nearby updates note a trolley proposal to Walhalla, social events, and visits from regional residents and business reps, including Geo W. Morgan and Cortright Roofing.
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Railroad Commissioners
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Westminster
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Weatminster
Seneca
Atlant
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Beneca
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A. Zimmerman
W. PB. Anerson
Junio Carter
Biri Wing
Stonecypher
T. E. Dickson
Mita Inox
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Columbia
T. B. Jones
Anderson
Walhilla
Seneca Dancing Club
Misa Wille Cherry
Athens
David Thompson
Occa
Ion
Geo. W. Morgan
Southern
Corteight Metal Roofing Company
Philadelphia
Vialad Senoon
Benen Hardware Company
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Postel Witueat
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Tortured Qu a Horse and Bucklen’s Salve Promises
A fragmentary notice describes a horse torture testimonial by L. Napier of Rug-Jese Ky and a Bucklen’s Salve claim. It also mentions local moves and greetings from Fair Play and Keoween residents, with neighbors welcoming new fronts to dwellings and farm moves near Mall Gi.
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Bucklen
Fall Crook
Jon Fentley
Mall
Wiehod
Seeley Family Murders Linked to Financial Worries
Attorney Seeley and his wife and daughter were found slain in their Seattle home. Police say the three were killed by blunt instruments, with Seeley possibly chloroformed before drowning in a bath. A black cat remained on the premises. No valuables taken. doors and windows secured. Seeley, 55, had moved from Missouri two years earlier and practiced law. His son and other relatives could not be reached.
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Indicted Citizen Josh Ashley in peonage case in South Carolina
Federal grand jury in Columbia indicts Joshua W. Ashley a prominent Anderson planter with twenty counts for peonage and involuntary servitude on his farm. Charges allege Black laborers owed debts forced to work, including Louie McGaha and John McGann, with witnesses Magistrate D. Kt. Greer and Officer Frank P. Roline. Legislative status and arrest prospects tied to state session adjournment.
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Auderson County
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