Bessemer Merchant Fatally Shoots Opponent in Hall Dispute
M. B. Chandler, a prominent Bessemer merchant, shot and killed A. Hf. Tiantley after a billiards dispute in Eaglen' hall on Sunday night. Chandler is jailed. An ad for Bucklow's Arnica Salve claims prevention of blood poisoning and healing powers with testimonials from Oswald and others in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Chandler
Bessemer
Ala
A. Hf. Tiantley
Eaglen’ Hall
Handey
Chandler
Chas
Oswald
Tenssolaoraville
Seth Barch
Gares
Sunbeam Band Visits Mrs. Sanders in West Union
General Green notes continued rain affecting farmers with wind damage to fruit trees but no high water yet. Mrs. Sloan E Entrekin is ill, and readers wish her speedy recovery. The Sunbeam Band of twenty eight, with parents, met Prof. Morton and wife at the Sanders home to pray sing and recite for Mrs. Sanders who has been blind from cancer for six weeks. The group plans to visit a sick lady at Poplar Springs next Sunday morning at 8:30. The band thanks Mrs. Striking for help in organizing this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conncross
Merrill Sanders
West Union
Sanders
Morton
Solomon
Unknown Friends Endorse Chamberlain Remedy
Many users report splendid results with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy but hesitate to testimonial publish. These quiet advocates still spread its reputation to friends and neighbors. A reliable home medicine for diarrhoea and bowel troubles sold by J. W. Bell Valhalla and W. D. Lunney Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W.d. Lunney
Seneca
W. J. Lunney
Sencon
Fair Play Church News and Summer Visits
Rev. J B Herron preached an excellent sermon during the regular appointment. Mrs J H Pallen spends the summer with relatives in New York. Miss Dora Olymph visits Miss Laura Cromer in Orangeburg. Miss Young of Georgia stays with cousins E P Callahan. Preston Ables from near Cross Ronda visits South Union last Sunday. Misses Annie and Kassie Leftist attend services. Dora and Hessis Maya entertain young friends with a singing Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Play
J. B. Herron
J. H. Pallen
New York
Dora Olymph
Laura Cromer
Orangeburg
Young
Georgia
Mra
E. P. Callahan
Preston Ables
Near Cross Ronda
South Union
Masons to Piging at Seneca June Meeting
Seneca June items describe Masons to gather for St John the Baptist festival with a basket picnic and rally on June 27. Address by Rowell of Piedmont, and Eastern Star chapter to be instituted. Nearby social notes mention visits, housing plans, and a busy town scene with Reverend Byrd arriving for July services and community events shaping local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Byrd
Charley Harper
Atla
Marguerite Ramsay
Mis. M. KE. Sligh
R. I. Clinkecales
Felicia Perry
Martha Martin
Greenville
Mary Cherry
J. P. McCarey
Fannie Crisp
Valhalla
J. E. Sitton
Willie Cherry
Louis Gray
Anderson
Bessie Cashin
F. M. Cary
E. A. Hines
Elias Earle
Daniel McKee
Hampton County
Fair Play Street
L. A. Edwards
J. D. Babb
Charles R. Knox
Charles Verner
Will Coo
Richland
Sarah Neill
Wm. Neill
W. F. Austin
Uslal
Edward Mowry
HL. P. Boggs
Charleston
Hial
Charley Hopkins
John Hopkins
8. K. Dendy
Dr. McCutchen
Mozart
Ethel Kirkpatrick
Mra. L. W. Verner
Library Association
Mia
Rush
Daughter
High Point
N. C
Genie McCutchen
Greer’s
C.N. Gignilliat
Annie Davis
Spartanburg
Lloyd Trimmier
Olivia Bacon
O. F. Bacon
Sue Gignilliat
Asheville
I. A. Edwards
H. F. Alexander
Flist North Street
St. John the Baptist
Rowell
Piedmont
Order of the Eastern Star
Following the Flag health claims for soldiers in Cuba and Philippines
Willis T Morgan, retired U S Army commissary sergeant from Concord New Hampshire, recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King s New Discovery for keeping him in perfect health. He calls it the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases sold at druggists with a trial bottle free.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
U. S
Concord
N. H
Dr. King
New Hampshire
Oakway Dots June 18 Revered J A 8 Anderson
June 18 notes show Rev J A 8 Anderson filled his regular Wesleyan Methodist church appointment Sunday night. Several local residents are listed visiting relatives and friends, including Mr and Mrs Wester Bearden with John Eubanks and family, Miss Florence Carroll and George, and Walter King near Return Mix. Savana Foster and Nora Bruce are mentioned among local social visits daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakway
J. A
Anderson
Wesleyan Methodist Charch
Wester Bearden
John Eubanks
John Carroll
Florence
George
Walter King
Mix
Vinnie Moore
Mra
Joe Handford
Frank Foster
Savana
Nora Bruce
Alarmed by Constipation Avoided by New Life Pills
An alarming situation from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver leads to chronic constipation. Dr King s New Life Pills are promoted as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels, guaranteed by all druggists, price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Card of Thanks from Mrs John G Davis
I express sincere thanks through The Courier to the people of Valhalla especially the Maronic fraternity and the mill village for kindness and sympathy shown during my husband’s illness and death. Their acts will be gratefully remembered. Mrs John G Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Valhalla
Mill Village
John G, Davis
Card of Thanks from Mrs Lay’s Family
The children and grandchildren of Mrs Elizabeth Lay extend sincere thanks to friends of West minster for kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement and affliction in the loss of their dear loved one June 18, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Friends of
Westminster
The Georgia Populists Face July 4 State Convention
In Atlanta, June 14, the Populist State committee adopted resolutions for a July 4 convention in Atlanta to place a complete State ticket in the field. A minority opposed the plan citing time constraints and doubts over full sectional representation and whether the convention would ratify the committee’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Electric Bitters Promote Health Against Liver Ailments
A Bennettville Indiana user testifies that Electric Bitters restored his wife to health after years of torpid liver. The remedy is advertised to cure chills and fever malaria biliousness lame back kidney and bladder troubles. Sold by druggists on guarantee at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
8. A. Brown
Bennettaville
8. C
Westminster 10 Have Library Built in Town
Westminster details a push to establish a public library with sixty volumes owned by thirty subscribers paying 1.50 each for a year. Books to be read and then shared among subscribers, library to open at the Stonecyphor Drug Company in about a week, plus local social notes and July 4 events planned for Lavonia and Westminster teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Boyd
Chicora College
Greenville
Marshall Abbott
Lila Hunnicutt
Bear Swamp
Geo.t. Harmon, Jr
Norris Cotton Mill
Harmon
Williamston
May Taylor
Hartwell
Beulah McDonald
J. G. Clarke
W. H. Moore
Clemson College
Eva Reeder
Vallie Reeder
Hughes Spring
Texas
Reeder
Lila
Mary Reeder
Minnie ‘Traylor
Mary Messer
Ithel Leathers
Yallie Reeder
Bonnie Freeman
Ada Marett
Hattie Brown
Beulah Poore
Alva Jameson
Emma Zimmerman
John R. Moore
A. B. Stewart
Jake Martin
Waymon Mason
Moses Terrell
Clinton Murett
Sidi Perkins
J. M. ‘Benson
H. Stonecypher
Arthur Finley
Moon
and’ Mia
Lee Leathers
C. M. McLaurin
Marlboro County
Stonecyphor Drug Company
Ra. Delia Gravea
W. R. Cobb
Garnett Martin
Camden
J. A. Durham
Odd Fellows
Jiacob Martin
Pelzer
T. D. Poore
Eugene Norris
East Lake
Alabama
Hattie
Laura
Lizzie Mason
Walter Mason
A. L. Gossett
Reverend Jesse A. Clifton D D Dies in Marion
The Rev. Dr. Jesse A. Clifton longtime Methodist pastor in Marion South Carolina died suddenly at his home of heart failure at about 61. His death brings profound grief to the community and state noting his stature across denominations. He was scheduled to preach the funeral of Mrs. J M Williams who died the previous day at roughly the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Jesse A. Clifton
Methodist Church
South Carolina
Clifton
Tie
J. M. Williams
Guaranteed Piles Cure Offer for Pazo Ointments
Druggists promote Pazo Ointments with a money back guarantee if the product fails to cure piles within six to fourteen days. The offer emphasizes trading and refund policies and lists a 500 currency amount as part of the deal.
Richland Grange 4th of July Celebration at Clearemont
The Richland Grange announces a public event on July 4 at Clearemont Schoolhouse inviting families, with speakers and a band. Wives and daughters asked to attend with baskets. program to be published later. Joseph Bearden serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Grange
Clearemont School House
Joseph Bearden
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Sigs LE Luke
B. Bauknight
The
Séneca Pharmacy
Lunney
Eastern Star
Gus
Anna Boindict
Margie Holland
Georgia Populists
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