Williamston Major T H Russell Dies at 85
Williamston notes the death of Major T H Russell at 3 40 am aged 85 born September 20 1820 in Pendleton district son of David and Mary Hogan Russell. He worked as printer and editor in Anderson Gazette and Southern Rose. served in militia and Home Guards. wife Martha Hamilton died years ago. numerous children listed. Active in Presbyterian church and lost cause advocacy.
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Williamston
T. H. Russell
Old Pendleton
David
Mary Hogan Russell
Russell
John Miller
Pendleton Messenger
England
Junius
John C. Calhoun
The
Messenger
Statesman
Major Russell
Charleston
W. Russell
Frank Russell
Emma
Wm. Guyton
Blacksburg
Mary
W. A. Neal
Spartanburg
Marion A
John A
Louis A
Martha J. Russell
Home Guards
Tannel Hill
Oconee County
Anderson Gazette
Presbyterian Church
Picnic at Oakway Speakers From Clemson College
Oakway July 24 There will be a fareners picnic at Oakway on August 4 with speakers from Clemson College and B K Tillman expected Congressman Latimer will attend and Hon J W Sholer will speak on the electric car interest J J Fretwell of Anderson also invited Everyone is urged to attend bring well filled baskets for a day of pleasure and profit WM Ta
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Oakway
Clemson College
B. K. Tillman
Latimer
J. W. Sholer
J. J. Fretwell
Anderson
Revival Services Dominate Presbyterian Church in Fair Play
In Fair Play on July 24 the Presbyterian revival continues with services twice daily led by Rev. Ligon and assisted by Dr. Harrell of Weatminator. Mrs. D. W. Wright returns from Alierson, Miss Clide Smith visits with her sister, and Prof. J. W. Manuel resumes visits before taking a new posting at Chick Springs. Mrs. J. KR. Miler and Miss Mary Sam Messer visit relatives, while the Jolly Girls Club holds a picnic at Stribling's. A busy social week includes Miss Sallie Leathers, Prof. Grubbs’s move to Commerce, Ga, and Miss Euna Mayr starting a school near Walhalla, with several Mayr/Maberette relatives in town.
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Fair Play
Presbyterian Church
Pro-Gress
Ligon
Harrell
D. W. Wright
J. J. Holland
Alierson
J. KR. Miler
Richland
Clide Smith
J. W. Manuel
Tosee New's
Chick Springs
Larry Marett
Hattie Wright
Appa
Pearl Marett
Double Springs
R. W. Grubbs
Commerce
Sallie Leathers
Florence Wootton
M. ©. Barton
Fort Madison
Euna Mayr
Townville
Mra
Susan Holcombe
Central
J. A. Burgess
Schroder
Jack Schroder
Little Mary Cox
Abbeville
Ruesta
S. K. Johnson
Fitzpatrick
Cleveland
Ohio
Standard Sewing Machine Company
Frank Holloman
Saneca
J. W. Shirley
P. Kay, Esq
Belton
W. F. Fant
J.D. Compton
N. W. Grant
Anderson
Lizzie Bruce
Neville
West Rester
Westminster Charge
Hopewell Church
Chotco Perkins
Dalton
Union School
J. A. Parking
Florence Norris
Westminste
R. A. C. Golden
Greenville
Jennie Ray Auld
Elberton
W. D. Lesley
J. Hl. Finlay
Voccoa
J. A. Durham
Pisgah Church
Anderson County
J. W. Rippy
Blacksburg
Charles II
Rippy
Southern Railway
A. V. Teath
J. J. Spinks
Haley
J. F. Gossett
Julia Freeman
Pink Granger
West Greenville
L.D. Bearden
Aphtabulah Gaines
L.A. Mathewson
K. Orr
May Warnick
Tabor
Chas. S. Traylor
Jacksonville
Fla
W. Traylor
Myrtle Choleene Simcox
Key Simcox
All Saints Church
Southsonville
J. H. Davet
Noo
Spurgeon Traylor
Georgiana
Basham
Mr. Traylor
St. John’s Avenue
J. H. Reynolds
Traylor
Clyde Laine
Frank Sheldon
Lee Stribling
Tres
Jones
Macon
Crawford Gilmer
John L. McLin
Toccoa
Capt
R. A. Gilmer
T. P. Moores
Seneci
J. Harrell
Fair Plains
Tray
Westminster
Jolly Girls Club
Stribling's Mill
Cholera Infantum Rescue by Chamberlains Remedy in Va
Ruth the infant daughter of Er N Dewey of Agnewville Virginia was gravely ill with cholera infantum last summer. Witnesses say she was given up but after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy she improved within hours and was nearly well after half a bottle. Local notices mention sales agents, church events, visits, and a birth in Townville with other social items.
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Ruth
Er. N. Dewey
Agnewville
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Westminster Third Quarterly Conference Opens at Hopewell
The Westminster charge holds its third quarterly conference at Hopewell church on July 20 30 with presiding elder Miss Chotco Perkins of Dalton Ga boarding with J A Parking. Local residents and visitors are noted including Miss Florence Norris Mrs R A C Golden and others with social visits and a Jacksonville wedding report and district conference at Belton.
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned
A brief pamphlet-style admonition on frugality urges saving ten per cent of earnings, warns against excessive living costs, and notes small investments like garden seeds or Chamberlain's remedy can prevent larger expenses. Sold by J. W. Bell Walhalla and Lunney at Seneca.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. 41
Lunney
Seneca
Oakway News highlights July Sunday sermons and social visits
Rev. T. Ligon preached to a large Presbyterian crowd on Sunday afternoon. Numerous Allewine and Bearden relatives visited kin in Oakway while school opened with Cordelia Bearden in charge. A concert netted thirteen dollars amid mild weather and protracted church services were planned at the Methodist church for the week.
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Oakway
Ligon
Presbyterian Church
Alewine
Abbeville
W. M. Lemmon
J. S. Bearden
Greenville
Emma and
Luna Moore
Westminster
Eunice Harrell
Birmingham
Ala
Myers
Rock Hill School
Cordelia Bearden
Carl C. Myers
Anderson
L. Foster
Lavonia
Henry Gambrell
Ella Bearden
Minnie Finley
Cross Konda
Dobnia Myers
Missex Moore
Ina Gaines
Central
Dora Haley
W. N. Bruce
Williamston
Zachary
Seneca
Bearden's Park
Insurance Association Meeting at Walhalla Court House
The Oconee County Mutual Insurance Association will meet in the Walhalla Court House on Tuesday August 1 1905 all members requested to attend. President B Pickett and Secretary W M Lemmons listed. Also included ad for PAZO ointment promising quick relief for itching bleeding or protruding conditions with mail order offer.
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Oconee County Mutual Insurance Association
Court House
Walhalla
Tueaday
Angnat Jat
B. Pickett
W. M. Lemmons
Parin Medicine Co
St. Louis
Entertainments and local notices in Seneca area
A bustling community column from Seneca reports visits and relocations of locals including Mr and Mrs Henry J Boggs and family, Meademes Mitchell Bowden, and J D Morgan changes in business, new housing arrangements, and a forthcoming Methodist church entertainment Leap Year in a Village with One Young Man at the opera house with a wide cast. Also notes ice scarcity, new job moves, a marriage ceremony, fruit and market items, and local shop prospects. Chamberlains Colic remedy advertised for sale in Seneca.
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Henry J. Boggs
William
Seneca
Palmetto House
R. M. Dickenson
W. S. Hunter Rd. Perry
Meadames Mitchell & Bowden
Dalton
Atlanta
J. W. Stribling
Willie Cherry
Birmingham
Charlie Brown
Coa
Jasper Stewart
W. A. Holland
Charlie Milla
H. J. Wale Drip
Will Thompson
Carl B. Smith
Courtenay Manufacturing Co
J. H. Adams
Edward Stribling
J.T. S. Hopkins
Mra
Jonnie Auld
Fred. W
Lizzie Auld
Elberton
Our County
Sophia Meakin
Fanesther
Fitzgerald
Opere House
Methodist Church
Brown
A. M
B. C
Goo. Holland
Matilda Dix
Misa May
Mountain revelry ends with missing keg and no arrests
At Table Rock yesterday George Chapman United States Deputy Marshal seized a ten gallon keg from mountain revelers. The keg contained about four gallons of the illicit drink called mountain dowls. It was taken to Pickens and shipped to Columbia this morning. No arrests were made.
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Wickens
Table Rock
George Chapman
United States
Mareba
Pickens
Colombia
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