Rev. John M. Carlisle Dead in Spartanburg
Rev. John M. Carlisle died in Spartanburg yesterday afternoon at about 78. He was a long serving preacher in the South Carolina Conference with missions and circuits credited, and his sons John KH, Mark L., KL, Chas J., and James E. are named along with daughter Mrs. Jennings. He joined the conference in December 1844 and spent years as chaplain and elder, earning a reputation for solid sermons and steadfast piety.
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Spartanburg
John M. Carlisle
Ireland
Fairfield County
William
John
Henry Carlisle
South Carolina
Carlisle
A. M. Chreitzberg
John A. Porter
John KH
Mark L
Marlboro County
Chas. J
James E
Jennings
Local notes from Tugaloo and Westminster Conclave report
Tugaloo reports several fine days with farmers clearing grass and crops looking promising, plus a visit to Crawfordville with a generous dinner by the Crawford family. South Union church drew a large Fourth Sunday crowd for Rev. S. A. McDaniel. Westminster Conclave installs officers with J. B. Sloan presiding and Oconee Conclave aiding in initiation. nine to ten new members added and high aims set for Westminster Conclave's growth.
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Tugaloo
Crawfordville
W. H. Crawford
Bessie
Janie
South Union
A. McDaniel
Ryadale's Tonic advertised as blood purifier and nerve restorer
An ad promotes Rydale's Tonic claiming to purify blood by removing impurities and germs, rebuild red corpuscles, and restore nerves. It is sold with a positive guarantee in 50 cent and $1 sizes by The Radical Remedy Company of Hickory NC, with Walhalla Drug Company as a local seller. In Waynesboro GA Rev. Oliver J. Copeland has accepted a Baptist church call in Atlanta, plans to move soon, and will visit North Georgia with his wife before starting new work.
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Hall
FJ. Chunky & Co
Toledo
Kydale
Rydale's
Valhalla Drag Company
Rydale
Walhalla Drug Company
Rydalf
Radical Remedy Company
Hickory
N.C
Sane
Waynesboro
Oliver J. Copeland
Skeen Hill Baptist Church
Atlanta
Copeland
Wnt
North
Georgia
Poem of Mecklenburg monument honor and Raleigh memory
This long verse recalls a May 20, 189? unveiling of a monument to signers of a declaration in Charlotte. It lists patriotic figures and families including the Alexanders Broward Harris Phifer Hannon Barry Patton Ford Irvin Avery Baleh Flenihen Morrison Downs Graham Davidson and Mary Reese a historian from Auburn Alabama who writes of the Reese family.
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Charlotte
N. G
Col. Polk
Yoko
Liberty
Alexanders
Broward
Harris
Phifer
Hannon
Barry
Patton
Ford
Irvin
Avery
Baleh
Flenihen
Morrison
Downs
Graham
Davidson
Charlotte Town
David Reese
Geal
Cornwall
Old North
Mary E. Reese
Auburn
Alaiss Reese
Semmes
U. D
Light Horse
Harry Lee
Thomas Reese
George
Old Stone Church
Reeses
Marye K. Shelor
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for Women
The advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills ease headaches neuralgia monthly pains and various aches for women and children. It touts quick relief without liver or stomach damage and includes a testimonial from Mrs Barbara Watkinson Blairstown with price 250 a box and a free trial offer.
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Miles
Brovsht
Barah Watlinson
Blairstown
Tay
South Carolina and Georgia Railway Receivership Petition
In Raleigh on June 10 an application was filed with United States Circuit Judge Pritchard seeking a temporary receiver for the South Carolina and Georgia Railway run by the Southern Railway under lease from Charleston to Augusta. The hearing was set for June 26 with eminent counsel expected to appear. the petitioner Henry M. Jum mingas of Augusta argues South Carolina law bars road mergers and cites pending suits totaling 8470,000 against the Southern for alleged violations.
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Raleigh
United States
Pritchard
South Carolina and Georgia Railway
The
Southern Railway
Charleston
Augusta
Henry M. Jumminga
South Carolina
Southern
Clemson College catalogue highlights graduates and student distribution
The Clemson College annual catalogue from June 5 details graduates and where students come from. Charleston county leads with 50 students, Anderson 55, Orangeburg 30, with 673 young men enrolled across senior to preparatory classes. Natives from South Carolina numbered 604.
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Clemson College
L. Bryan Company
Columbia
Charleston County
Anderson
Orangeburg
Abbeville
Spartanburg
Laurens
Greenwood
Richland
Palmetto State
Clemson
Portland Opens Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition
President Roosevelt formally opens the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Portland Oregon via telegraph from the White House. The ceremony honors Meriwether Lewis and William Clark who 100 years ago explored the Oregon country and drew world attention. The event draws the President successor officials and crowds from California Idaho Washington and Oregon with military bands artillery and cheering crowds.
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Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Merriwether Lewis
William Clark
Oregon Country
Pacific Northwest
Old
Wm. Clark
Jefferson
United States
Charles W. Falrnuks
Hose
National Congress
Army
Navy
California
Idaho
Reriah Wilkins Dies in Washington Publisher and Former Congressman
Reriah Wilkins, owner and publisher of the Washington Post and former Ohio congressman, died suddenly in Washington last Wednesday. He had suffered a stroke of paralysis two years ago during a New York visit but had since focused on recovery and was not confined to bed recently.
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Reriah Wilkins
The
Washington Post
Congress
Ohio
Washington
New York
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J. M. Carlisle
Watson Strother
George James Strother
Wednaday
Baptist Churching
Richard
Joseph Calhoun Watson
Converse College
Washington, D.C
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew Facksan
Jackson
Mount Vernon Association
Gen. Washington
Craik
Gen. Jackson
Westminster
J. B. Sloan
Brother Sloan
Oconee Conclave
J. G. White
Sveti
Rydale’s Tonic
Dr. Copeland
Barlan
Adenov
Mecklenburg
Southland
Sears
Castoria
Astoria
I AM
Deter
R. Houchins
Walhalla
Portland's Centennial Exposition
Orita
Jes Legare
Easley
Hege Log
Wink Heacock-King Feed Works
Exomes Ap Borens
Woopworkma
Coron
Gibbes Machinery CO
S.C
Gibbes
J. H. Moore
M. D
J. H. Darby
Reneet
Stribling & Herndon
Attorneys-At-Law
J.P. Cares
Pickens
J. W. Shelor
S.C. Carey
Shelor
8. C
R. T. Jaynes
Bell
W. J. Carter
Bank
Carter’s
Westminster, S. C
G. C. Probst
Walhalla, Inc
C. W. Pitchford Co
Houns
J. H. Burgess
Seneca, 8. C
Orrick
Nimmons
W. F. Austin
Adeline
Seneca
S. C
Yra & Con
Winthrop College
County Court House
Paholaret Tpg
Johnson
D. B. Johnson
Rock Hill
Carter Hardware Co
Valhalla
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