Surprise marriages at Whitner Street in quiet ceremony
On a quiet Sunday evening Rev J. Cartledge married William M. Todd and Mina Harley Barring at his home between 8 and 9.20 pm. Moments later Marcellus A. Stovall of Augusta wed Alice Frotwell of this city. Stovall, a leading Georgia cotton taster, and Mrs. Stovall plan to visit Atlanta before settling in Augusta. Mrs. Stovall has many friends in Walhalla and Mrs. Frotwell was a popular figure here. Best wishes go to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fAuierson
Mali Itay
J. Cartledge
William MH
Todd Gai Mina Harley Barring
Whitner Street
Todd
Marcellus A. Stovall
Augusta
Mr. Stovall
Ian
Georgia
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
Gray of Calhoun Ga relates his wife suffered a long cough and insomnia. Two physicians failed to help until she used Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. It eased her, gave sleep, and cured her. Available at drug stores 60 cents to a dollar. Trial bottle free.
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Flaming City
Gray
Calhoun
Readers urged to provide Revolutionary soldiers sketches
In Kaisters Courier April 28 notice requests readers to supply verified details on where soldiers of the Revolution were born and buried, epitaphs, monument condition, service rendered, pensions, church affiliation, spouses, and living descendants. Names listed include Patterson, Jaevin Jenkins, Taylor, Hooper, Ward, McWhorter, Terrell, Anderson, and others. May 1 deadline.
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Kaisters Courier
Death of pioneer printer A D Gaillard in Greenville
A D Gaillard longtime Greenville printer for The Greenville News Capital Courier and The Evening Herald died at his East Washington Street home at noon Sunday from brain paralysis. He had health setbacks but remained active in printing. Survived by widow and three children, funeral held from Washington Street residence with Springwood burial. He was a member of Woodmen of the World AOUW and had ties to Walhalla where he mentored a boy apprentice decades ago. Funeral officiated by Roy W M Duncan of Buncombe Street Methodist Church.
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Greenville News
A. D. Gaillard
Greenville
East Washington Street
Cailard
Greenvitls News
Aptial Courier
The
Evening Herald
Theia
Mr. Gaillard
International ‘Typographical ] Union
Cedar Camp
Woodman of the World
Washington Street
Springwood
Roy. W. M. Duncan
Buncombe Street
Gaillard
Walhalla
Hoy
Oconos
LAXATty k Tsiomo QuiXiNe Tablets Offered
Advertisement promises a cure for colds with LAXATty k Tsiomo QuiXiNe tablets. It states refunds if the medicine fails and notes a signature by Grave on each box, with a price of 250.
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Falluck
Grave
Murder Report On Thos Smith Sparks Alarm Across States
News from Walhalla to Taosay outlines the allegedly fatal act of Thos Smith a Georgia pensioner aged about seventy. He was said to have been murdered by his wife Gilpin with a butcher knife, with a ring of unconfirmed details and no official confirmation from Madison or Westminster yet. The claim notes his bond torn from his neck and the accused lodged in Clarkesville Ga awaiting further word as Myre Maggie Robinson seeks clarity.
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Walhalla Taosay
Thos. Smith
Walhalls
Lina
Georgia
Avs
Gilpin
Walhalla
Sham
Amith
Missouri
Gov Aroment
Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
Muy
Westminster
Terrific Race with Death
Ralph Vernandes of Tama Mi describes a fearful race with death from liver trouble and heart disease. He credits Electris Bitters with a dramatic three day recovery, saying he feels like a new man and cured of all troubles. Guava stood wt all drag Bloren price 400.
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Ralph ¥. Vernandes
Tama Mi
Death of Mrs M E Rogers in Walhalla April 27 1905
Mrs Martha Ellen Rogers died at her daughter Mrs Carter’s home in Walhalla on Thursday morning April 27 1905 after about two weeks illness. Born near Walhalla in May 1851, maiden Cox, she married W M Rogers in 1860 who preceded her twelve years. Survived by brother Sydney Cox two sisters Mrs Leabella Dodd and Mrs Lawrence Hayes four children Mrs Mitchell Sullivan Mrs Carter Mrs Jaynes Eller and Mrs George Deal all in Oconee County plus several grandchildren. She was a Mennonite Brethren member at Christchurch and a devoted Christian. Funeral held at New Neville Church Friday morning by Rev A Ernest, with burial at Neville Cemetery.
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Martha Ellen Rogera
Mart. Carter
Walhalla
Cox
W. M. Kogora
Sydney Cox
Leabella Dodd
Lawrence Hayes
Mitchell Sullivan
Mart Carter
Mra
Jaynes Eller
George Deal
Ocones County
Christchurch
New Neville Church
Rev
A. Ernest
Nevill
Unclaimed Letters At Walhalla Post Office Week Ending April 29 1005
Unclaimed letters list includes Mrn Manda Mayall J J Davis Uf Mc Junkin Rev dy G Roitz Torsonweal and others. Addressees urged to apply at once or adv ertised mail will be considered abandoned per postal regulations.
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Walhalla Post Ofice
Mrn
Manda Mayall
J. J. Davis
Mc Jnukin
Dy G. Roitz
Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy Recommended
A dealer notes that using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diachon Remedy in water hot enough to drink speeds relief from pain in stomach colic and cholera morbus. The maker claims double rapidity of effect when consumed hot. For sale by J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J. Lunney Sonnee.
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B. Wainwright
Lemon City
Kia
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Sonee
Chalmer News Briefs Mention Local Visits and Visitors
Mrs Allen's death brings sorrow to Chalmer and surrounding areas. Estelle Burt and Pauline Craig of Pleasant Grove visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Owens. Mrs Eliza Cain and children visit her parents near Cross Roads. A smile from Mr Carter. a balloon attack in Mocodly ends quickly. Stomach and liver tablets sold by J W Toll, Waitin, W J Lanny, Soneon.
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Chalmer
Allen
Norrow
Heory
Estelle
Burt
Pauline Graig
Pleasant Grove
Owens
Eliza Cain
Cross Roads
Mr. Carter
J. W. Toll
W. J. Lanny
Soneon
A Plow for Longer Pastorates in Westminster
Edstorn Courier reports Rev. W. J. Percell of Georgia will preach at South Union on request of the pastor. Percell has pastored one Georgia church over twenty years, now with more than 300 members, and the writer argues for longer pastorates and field formation to stabilize church leadership and growth.
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Westminster
Edstorn Courier
W. J. Percell
Georgia
South Union
Rov. Percell
Somomos
Boaverdam Association
Churchea
Ward Off Old Aga By Eating Salted Food And Tablets
Advice on warding off old age and maintaining digestion suggests eating salted foods suitable to your taste and taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims benefits for weak stomachs and indigestion and lists local sellers J We Bell Valhalla W J Lunney Seneca.
Fishing Party Planned at Robinson Shoals
News from New Hope, May 1, invites all to a fishing party at Robinson Shoals on Little River the third Saturday afternoon in May. Also reports on local visits, illness recovery, and upcoming all day singing by Professors Garrett and Rowen with a special invitation to attend.
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New Hope
Robinson Shoals
Little River
W. F. Wyatt
J. D. Tollison
Mra
Joli Childrena
Ida Volrath
Georgia
John L. Smith
Bounty Land
TL. K. Knox
Mulkey
Bilberton
Jane Wood
Spartanburg
Clearmont
Findley
Salem
Aintor
K. L. Boggs
Baw Boon
Profa
Garrett and
Rowen
Six Mile
Norman's Store Special Sale and Convention Notes
Norman's store advertises low prices on shoes hats pants and more with seeds and counters at 6 and 10 cents. Beaver Dam Sunday School Convention met at Clearmont church with record attendance despite threatening weather. Resolutions honored the late Jonson W. Stribling and praised Sunday school work. The Elberton Star reports on Dr. B F Smith profit from cabbage and onions, and Spartanburg discusses county cotton grower meetings, fertilizer use, and a call to favor cotton goods over jute.
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Beaver Dam
Clearmont Church
Frank M. Cary
C. R. D. Burns
Provident
F. M. Cary
Elrod
C. Wardlaw
J. A. Durham
Z. W. Sambling
Unc
Jonso W. Stribling
Keowee Court
Cotton speculator predicts 15 to 20 percent cotton drop
Dannyi J. Sally, a cotton speculator who toured the South and Atlanta, says farmers are reducing cotton production. He cites demonstrations in New Orleans and state capitals and reports contact with correspondents nationwide. He asserts a 15 to 20 percent output decline is likely this year.
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Dannyi J. Sally
Auch Dizzy Heights
South
Atlanta
New Orleans
Inter
Missinsippi
Towstowa
Delta
Laurens Farmers Plan Countywide Cotton Cut
Laurens on May 1 reports show farmers and business leaders assembled at the court house to back reduced cotton acreage by 20 to 25 percent. A resolution favors wider use of cotton bags, already in burning rotation, and the move is hailed as encouraging by leading participants.
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Laurens
A. O. Fuller
Laurens County
Poison and Insurance in Creelog Death Case
A report from Belle Plain Minnesota details a death tied to poison and a friend’s injury. Tak Jon's Amioa Salve is cited as drawing out the poison and healing the wound, with a separate note on life insurance payments to Nell Parr and Mrs Parr.
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Stearng
Belle Plain
Minn
Tak Jon
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