Obituary and policy bits in Keowee Courier page
The Keowee Courier issue carries misc notices and editorials on local administration, Arbor Day law references, and pardon announcements. It recounts editor Keewee Courier’s stance on copying from other papers and notes corrections about Florence, Marion, and Richland counties. A letter from Mal y Colley laments political corruption and urges readers to expose those who corrupt the nest. Will also feature a testimonial about King’s New Discovery for consumption.
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Keewee Courier
Keowee Courier
Tate
the Courier
Oconco
Martin
Ocongo
Florence
Marion
Richland
Oconee
The
Courier
Colley
Newry Picnic July Celebration and Local News
Important news from Newry invites readers to a July 4 picnic by the Southern Railroad Courtyard with baseball and speakers. A Baptism church meeting is noted, and Hon. William A. Courtenay in Baltimore for an operation is not expected to live. Also includes a notice on Chamberlain's Remedy for colds and local druggists.
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Bing Wall
Courterney
Reve le M Lyd
Whiteside
Spartiuburg
William A. Courtenay
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Institute
Local Notes and Personal News Continues in Courant
The column lists visiting relatives and friends across towns including Croas Hill Greenville and Anderson with notices of estate sales and public events. It notes new candidacies for County Supervisor, a death in Greenville, attendance at summer school, and upcoming sermons. Major items include the Pieper estate sale next Monday and Mrs. Lucy Lobby’s sudden Greenville death.
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F. W. Pieper
Jobin G. Williams
Croas Hill
Slater
T. A. Norton
Mariah Avsol
Relaand
Greenville
J. P. Dodd
Charlotte
Woat Union
Norma
Joseph K. Sholer
Anderson
Waa
Lin Walhalla
D. Ff. Modlintor
G.8
Hamilton
Ming Mamie King
Spring Place
Mfr
J. W. Sholer
Pieper Estate
Hunter
Columbia
G. J. Hunter
Wort Union
Matthew Davis
Hones
Ila Bearden
Ben
Oakway
Norman
Whitmire
Oconco
Millville
Roy. K
L. I Barr
C. We Contry
Eacoo
Major
Lebby
Lewis
Pendleton
J. Overton Lewis
Fatal Masquerade Duel Ends in Double Killing
In Talladega Alabama a masquerade ball crowded with three hundred witnesses ended when Dudley Brown and Henry Knight exchanged four shots to the breast with pistols. Both men died. Mle Hart was wounded in the ankle. The fatal confrontation shocked a town that knew both men as popular locals.
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Talladega
Als
Provence
Dudley Brown
Henry Knight
Piatote
Mle Hart
Sale of Personal Property at Walhalla Auction
Public sale of the estate of F W Pieper will occur at Henry Schroder’s residence corner Main and Tugaloo streets Walhalla South Carolina on Monday July 2 beginning at 1000. Items include horses cattle buggy household and kitchen furniture sulky plows barriers harness disk barrow and more. Terms cash inquiries directed to Joan D Cappellmann attorney No 46 Broad Street Charleston SC June 13 1900.
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Henry
Schroder
Main
Tugaloo
Walhalla
South Saroling
Tieretooks
Piepor
Joan D. Cappelmann
F. W. Piepor
Broad Street
Charleston
Seneca Cotton Mills Stockholders Meeting Called
Malcom Campbell president and Frank Hammond treasurer announce a stockholders meeting at Citizens Bank Seneca South Carolina on July 26 2006 at 2 PM to change the annual meeting date from the third Wednesday in August to the first Thursday after the fourth Tuesday in January.
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Seneca Cotton Mills
Citizens’ Bank
Seneca
S. C
Malcolm Campbell
Frank Hammond
Stribling and Miss Angie Rosa wed in Cleburne Texas
Yesterday in Cleburne at the bride home Rev John V McCall ordained the marriage of T M Stribling and Angie Rosa with many invited friends observing. Stribling, a former Cleburne bar member now pastor in Perry Missouri, wed Miss Rosa, niece of Judge William Waindexter, who taught in Cleburne schools. The couple left for Richland South Carolina for a honeymoon then will settle in Missouri.
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Cleburne
Texas
Enterprise
T. M. Stribling
Angie Rosa
John V. McCall
Stribling
Theological
Presbyterian Church
Perry
Missouri
Ron
William Waindexter
Bohovls
Mrs. Stribling
Santa Fe
Richland
8. C
Cotton Crop Damaged 15 to 25 Percent by Rains
Cotton men from across the state report heavy rains have damaged the crop by 15 to 25 percent. In North Carolina sections the damage is widespread, with crops failing to recover quickly as rain delays fieldwork. Favorable weather could save the crop, though further losses seem likely if rain continues.
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Columbia
North Carolina
What the Packers Have Lost
Washington reports official statistics from the Department of Commerce and Labor show how agitation against the Packers hurts foreign trade. January export beef rose by 2,000,000 pounds versus the previous year, February fell 900,000 pounds, March dropped fifty percent. Packers’ losses total $590,000. April and May also show declines.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Clemson Agricultural College exam for seven scholarships
Examination for the award of seven scholarships will be held at the Court House in the listed counties on Friday July 6 at 9 o clock a m. Applicants must be at least sixteen and furnish an honorable discharge from the last school attended. Scholarships total by county: Barnwell 1, Beaufort 1, Cherokee 1, Chester 1, Chesterfield 1, Clarendon 3, Darlington 3, Dorchester 1, Fairfield 1, Florence 1, Georgetown 1, Kershaw 2, Lexington 2, Marion 1, Oconee 1, Spartanburg 1, Sumter 1. Each scholarship valued at 100 dollars per year with free tuition.
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Barnwell County
Heaufort County
Cherokee County
Chester County
Chesterfield County
Clarendon County
Darlington County
Dorchesterounty
Fairfield County
Florence County
Georgetown County
Kershaw County
Lexington County
Marion County
Oconee County
Spartanburg County
Sumter County
Partnership notice in Walhalla law firm formation
Public notice states that Po and B S Dendy have formed a law partnership under the name P L J DENDY in Walhalla South Carolina. The junior member is a recent graduate of the University of South Carolina Law School at Columbia. Dendy J B S DENDY Attorneys at Law Walhalla S C June 9 2006.
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B.S. Dendy
Lay
Court of South Carolina
P. le J. Bo S. Dendy
Walhalla
S. G
South Carolina University Law School
Columbia
Dendy
J. B.S. Dendy
Attorneys-at- Law
S. C
Robbery reported at Dallas post office in Georgia
A Dallas Georgia report says Mrs Sallie Golden postmistress was robbed today by a masked man who entered with a knife threatened to kill her if she screamed, knocked her down blew on the head and threw her into a closet before seizing the cash and escaping there is no clue to the robber
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Atlanta
Dallas
Sallie Golden
Thora
Sale of Mrs Chadwick's kilts in Cleveland auction
Personal effects of Mrs Connie Chadwick were sold at public auction in Cleveland on June 22. Dozens of silk and satin gowns and fur garments were bought by A If Grooly for 5025 dollars amid a large crowd.
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Cheveland
Connie Chadwick
A. If
Grooly
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Varish Holmes
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Tr. H. Myl
Glenaon College
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Schlessinger's
A. P. Crisp
Waltzalba
Carhartt
Carter & Co
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Vatley ‘Cin
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Harona, Steven and Ranges
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