Obituary of Mrs. Mary J Gaston of Westminster
Mrs. Mary J Gaston widow of Hamilton R Gaston died at her Westminster home on Tuesday morning October 30 after a nine day illness. Born December 11 1821 in Greenville County she was nearly 85. Surviving grandchildren and one great grandchild. two sons William and Joel died in wars or earlier lives. Funeral at Westminster church with Rev J J Harrall officiating. burial beside her husband in town cemetery. Obituary notes Civil War losses and long life of service in faith.
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Westminster
Mary J. Gaston
Hamilton R. Gaston
Greenvilleounty
Gunton
Joel
Salisbury
N. Y
Hodgins
Gaston
Thous
Presbyterian Church
Richland
J. J. Harrall
Bia Nparess
Toriumband
John W. Crnote
Baltimore
John B. Sloan
District Supreme Oruanieers
Atlanta
Odd Fellows
Cornet
Tonry Daft
W. F. Hanecock
Apencer
N.C
Southern Railway
Baptist Church
T. A.C. Golden
Groot
A. M. Golden
Alek
John
Vandiver
Weatminster
Main Street
J. Stribling
Edgefold
M.C. Barton
Piedmont
Old Homestead
Jamon
Hoay
Secon
Andwan Enthusiastically Scored Boating Baritone Violin
Andwan escorts Jisef i) featuring a baritone and violinist performed splendid music. J S announce a big sale starting November 16 with general merchandise bargains attracting a likely large crowd. Last week included communion at Baptist Church and a large congregation listened to Pastor Moore. Ethel Leathers visited her uncle Newton Alexander in Greenwood. J C B Haley moved his family to educate children. An infant died in the cotton mill village near TusIte. Remains interred at Terminator cemetery. Burling family and S Sheldon with M S Stribling visited Pair Play. Preaching planned at Methodist church next Sabbath for quarterly meeting November 10 and 11 at Contr. Thad Elrod of Madison visited West Minster. Lord's Supper observed at Presbyterian church next Sabbath. Newton Alexander of Greenwood visited G W Leathers family. Rev William Wyly of Georgetown visiting Westminster. Lyceum attraction on October 30 had bad behavior. Born to F W Cannon on October 28. Frank Norris returned home from Iva, Anderson county. Minnie Messer and Bessie Crawford visited Santee. N W Madanlay became new carrier on Sk No. 2 starting November 1, boarding with Rev A Z Marett until housed. Presbyterian services Thursday and Friday before Sunday command. Concrete blocks laid for T M Lowery’s next building. roof underway. John W Craott of Baltimore and John B Sloan of Atlanta visiting. Voters slow to turn out this morning. A L Gonnott.
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Andwan
Jisef
Ocarter
Baptist Church
Moore
Misa Ethel Leathers
Newton Alexander
Greenwood
Aley
J. C. B. Haley
John JB. McCrary
Romaina
S.sheldon
M.S. Stribling
Contr
Thad Elrod
Madison
G. W. Leathers
Alexander
Thomas Alexander
William Wily
Georgetown
Tin Parente
J. A. Wyly
Lyceum
F. W. Cannon
Frank Norris
Iva
Anderson County
Minnoaay
Messer
Bessie Crawford
Santea Sataraye
N. W
T. M. Lowery
John W. Craott
Baltimore
John B. Sloan
Atlanta
Ste
A. L. Gonnott
Remarkable Cure At St Albans With Eleatric Issitors
Happiness filled the Rohool paperintendent home in St Albans West Virginia when his little daughter recovered from a dreadful ailment named St Vitus dance after trying Eleatric Issitors. Three bottles were enough for a complete cure.
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St. Albans
W. Va
Hoanya
St. Vitua
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meet in Seneca
The Presbyterian church group met with Mrs. W. S. Hunter on Monday afternoon in what was praised as a delightful gathering. Heaters served hot chocolate with whipped cream and cakes. A book committee convened at the library to discuss merit and benefits of library volumes. An executive committee meeting was planned for Wednesday to address important community matters.
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Seupon
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian’ Church
Seneca
Tamar
Thia
Moudamou K. A. Hines
Elias Earle
J. B. Bumbling
Kova
Hackburn
Meadames
E. A. Hinoa
J. W. Byrd
Hunter
T. &. Stribling
Dendy
Fh. Adams
D. V. McGirey
Mian
Mary Cherry
Mies Verne Stribling
Hinllowe
Honda
Gordon Todd
Charles V. Stribling
Jory Winty
Minnen Alloaiat
Clara Y. Mo. Jaroy
Mins
Ethal Kirkpatrick
Davidson College
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Praise
Mrs Roos Potts of Birmingham Alabama credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with relieving biliary ness and constipation. She notes improved appetite and digestion after unsuccessful use of laxatives and tonics. Sold by Dr J W Bell Walhalla W J Lunnoy Soneon.
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Olay
Chamberlain
Onod
Roos Potts
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lunnoy
Soneon
Fair Play News Brides In Townville On October 28 1000
Fair Play notes a marriage at the residence of J Reese Fant Townville between Mina Maude Maratt and Joseph Olymph with both families lingering in Fair Play. It lists social visits, local residents and ministers, and a fire incident at Mrs. Righoy’s farm where three bales of cotton caught fire but most were saved.
Guaranted Cure Claims for Vil Stohing Side Effects
A garbled notice outlines a supposed guaranteed cure for a condition described as vil stohing. It states a course of medication or treatment may cause blindness bleeding and protruding pain. The claim promises a cure within fourteen days but lacks verifiable details or credible sources.
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Lunney
Heinz Pickles
Garth
A. P. Crisp
Walmnalla, &, C
Lila Ford
S. C
Stritling
Stonecypher'sa
OUREK
Stonecypher Drag Company
Lito
Mies Lillian Caldwell
Presbyterian Comedy Company
Minsos Pearl
Eunica Ballenger
T. E. Stribling
Blue Ridge Penesones
Berbling
Fair Play News
Fair Play
J. Reese Fant
Townvilla
Mina Maude Maratt
Mra
B. J. Maratt
Joseph Olymph
Mra. B. ii. Lymph
Bertie Smith
Lowell
Bounty Land
Bertie
Olivia Fleller
Alplo
J. Ty Heller
It Sheldon
Libres
J. D. Sheldon
Owen
Townville
Ty A. Klein
Clomaco College
J. Lawrence Barriss
Anderson Society
T. O. Ligon
I. HK Aarria
Ligon Han Muy
Watkin
Tfey
Mr. Bee Ae
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