Marriages and Notices Highlight 1908 Sentinel Columns
Town announcements from West Union area detail a March 22 1908 wedding by Rev GC. Miss Ethel Gobb and Wille Brock from Seneca engaged plans for Baptist church services next morning at 11. General community notes include deaths from Kingstrag and Westminster, millinery openings, a legal case over a 1901 train killing appeal, and local society happenings with names like Norman's, Brock, and Lewie.
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Coin
Jereny
Ion Notting
Holleman
Rey Anderson
Siy'Kon
Lee On
Weatminster
Rev
Ethel Gobb
Wille
J. A. Brock
Seneca
Mann
Vico
China
F. A. Lewie
Gry
Gee Wilnon
Valhalla
Les G. Heman
Anderson
Fat City
Norman
Aid
W.P. Hutchison
West Union
Boneea
Bethel
Tor B. R. Tillman
Howe
Trenton
R. Callaway
Westminaster
P. M. J. Burton
Popular Springs
New Hope Pantist Church
D. Mann
Hare Ie
By & Train
Stribling
Death of Dr. Daniel Pope a South Carolina legal pioneer
Dr. Daniel Pope, aged 88, longtime head of the University of South Carolina Law School, Beaufort County native, practiced in Beaufort before moving to Columbia to establish and lead the law department for over 25 years. He graduated from the University of Georgia in 1841 and studied under James L. Pettigru.
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Columbia
Marek Digoenk
Daniel Pope
Law School
University of South Sera
Ond
Bignars
Ocaasion
Alod
Pope
Routh
Carolina
Beaufort County
Beaufort
University
University of Georgia
Lnte
James L. Pettigru
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Havana Professor
Prof H A Howell of Howell American School Havana Cuba commends Chamberlains Cough Remedy after his baby suffered a severe cold. He recalls a night of distress when the medicine gave prompt relief and the child soon recovered, urging others to trust the remedy. Sold by J Bell Walhalla and J Lunney Mech.
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H. A. Howell
Havana
Chamberlain
Howells American School
Cuba
J. Bell
Walhalla
J. Lunney
Mecn
North Carolina Loses Supreme Court Rail Rate Case
Washington March 23 North Carolina lost in the Supreme Court over state railroad rates. Justice Peckham announced the opinion affirming Judge Pritchard’s ruling that freed Jas H Wood a Southon railway station agent charged under a max 20 cent a mile passenger rate law. The arrest was found not to interfere with a temporary injunction suspending enforcement pending a determination of the law's confiscatory nature.
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Washington
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Peckham
Judge Pritchard
United States Court
Jas. H. Wood
Bouthon
Notable Fugitive Captured in Mobile Transit
A fugitive sought for a $160,000 theft from Prudential Life Insurance, pursued by famed detectives including New York Chief Adams, was captured in California three weeks ago and passed through Mobile today en route to New York. The suspect was in custody of two leading investigators.
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Bupla
Realdenta
Jay
Priconor
Mobile
Chief Adams
New York
Prudential Life Insurance Company
California
Feed and Sale Yields Horse Offerings and Market Alert
Latill announces available fine horses and plans to ship a car load in a few days. He urges customers to inspect offerings and notes delivery by the 8th or 4th of ADSBeane, with arrangements through Willie and Joem. Do not purchase before October 18 for best goods and fair terms.
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Latill
Sash Doors and General Merchandise Stock at Low Prices
Sash doors and a full aid complete stock of general merchandise offered at the lowest prices with an invitation not to miss the chance to view the selection.
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Norman's
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Rigoll
Aeere
HA. Beatty
Fae
Tome
Ral Taxa Aileé
Turing Company
Regiye
Callaway
Weatrantastor
Alexander
Walhalia
W.M. Brown
Feed and Sale
C.w.pitchford CO
Oconee County
Craig-Verner Mercantile Company
Columbia and
Swift
J. W. Byrd
Seneca, Carolina
Ment
W. P. Nimmons