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Keowee Courier in Walhalla, South Carolina

26 Jun 1907

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Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1907

Page

3

Headstones for Soles Gr The Gen Andrew Pickens Chapter

The Gen Andrew Pickens Chapter DAR held a day of memorialization on Hing Day 14th by placing marble headstones furnished by the War Department on graves of Major Samuel Taylor and General Robert Anderson. Attendees from Seneca and nearby areas assisted in placing the stones, decorating graves, and delivering brief biographies of the two veterans. Major Taylor, born ca. 1745 near Philadelphia, served in the Revolution under Sumter and Pickens and was wounded, later buried on his plantation now owned by the Misses Lewis. General Anderson, born 1741 in Augusta County, VA, joined Pickens’ forces, fought at Cowpens and other engagements, and died in 1818 after a long public career. his plantation now belongs to Mrs. Lowry of Seneca.

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Andrew Pickens War Department Samuel Taylor Robert Anderson H. Calhoun Seneva F. J. FH. Calhoun Mell Mra. Fleming Virginia Mra. Redfern Sholer Westminster Mra. Brackett Helen Brackett Newton Brackett Craig Florida Winslow Sloan Doyle Harper Warren Davin Henry Greenville Sallie Lewis Mary Virginia Klein Seneca Eugenia Lowry Misses Lewis Gen. Anderson Mra. Lowry Mra. Mell Dr. Mell James Taylor Hannah Williams Pennsylvania Philadelphia South Carolina Sumter and Pickens Mahan Landrum Upper South Carolina Little River Ninety- Six Dunlap Taylor Pendigton Keowee Gen. Pickens Lewis William Mouttrip Major Taylor Mra Hadgina Eleator Cannon William and Nancy Cannon Charleston Augusta County Middle River Staunton John Jane Anderson Ireland Ann Thompson Tfe Stone Boyd Lories Cowpens Kutaw Springs Pickena Oconee County Indiana Seneca River Sanoa Pendleton Thomas Joherson Samuel Maverick Jane Harris Reese Thomas Reese Old Stone Church
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Revival Meetings Across Twelve Mile River Association Churches

The Twelve Mile River Association and State Board announce evangelist Rev. W. M. Walker of the Spartanburg Association will lead revival meetings at member churches. Dates run from June 30 at Whitewater through September 15 at Little River with sequential weekly sessions at each church. Executive Committee members Cox, Stewart, and Heaton sign the notice.

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Words of Praise for Dr Pierce Medicines Ad

A readable, old style medical advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments. It claims fewer side effects, promotes home privacy, and urges sick women to consult Dr Pierce by correspondence, praising non alcoholic ingredients and warning against other doctors and exams.

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Pierce Jondor Marco Dr. Plaroe I . Corraspondenon Raaroia
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Testimonials

A historical advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for cure and testimonials from F J Cheney Co Toledo. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and lists price and distribution by druggists while urging readers to separate bills from change.

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Hall Fr. J Hull Tostino
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Death of John N. Grant in Townville on June 11 1907

Obituary notes the death of John N. Grant known as Jack at age 69 after a years long battle with burns from childhood. He leaves a wife seven children and many grandchildren. funeral conducted by Rev T C Ligon with burial at the Baptist cemetery in Townville. The notice laments his honesty devotion to family and absence of religious profession while wishing him peaceful rest.

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John N. Grant Jack” Grant Ocones Horn T. C. Ligon Reat Bape Tory Townville
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Woman Dies After Remorseful Drink Cure Attempt

Mrs Yaraka Dysyfynks of Reading Pennsylvania died in hospital on June 21 after drinking alus tic soda in remorse for nearly killing her husband with a similar remedy to cure his drinking habit. The husband recovered.

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Reading Yaraka Dysyfynks
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Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Honey and Tar

A. M. Ako of Wood, Indiana recounts years of lung hemorrhages. After failed treatments, he began Foley's Honey and Tar, which he says restored health and stopped the cough. The claim warns against substitutes and notes Dr J Wy Boll.

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J. ©. Rodgers Branchton Foley J. W. Boll Lima A. M. Ako Wood Ind Aragon Henry J. Wy Boll
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South Carolina Day at Jamestown Exposition

The Charleston Post notes June 28 as Carolina Day marking Fort Moultrie battle anniversary and a key participation in the Jamestown Exposition. It urges South Carolinians to attend in strong numbers, praising the state exhibit and noting preparations for an engaging event. Also promotes ManZan Piles Remedy with local sales points.

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South Carolina Fort Moultrie Charleston Peter Parker Tamestown Carolina
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Teenager Killed by Lightning at Home Construction Site

Rock Hill reports Sam Anderson, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Goo B. Anderson, was killed instantly by a lightning bolt at 5 PM while hammering a corner post on a second-story residence under construction. The bolt struck his left temple and ran down his body, tearing clothing and entering his shoe. another worker nearby was badly shocked but survived. The incident occurred in the late afternoon. authorities and witnesses described a sudden fatal event.

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Rock Hill Sam Anderson Goo. B. Anderson
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