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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
8
Walhalla Drug Co advertises as dealers in drugs medicines paints and oils. It highlights fine toilet articles soaps brushes and perfumery. Priverscriptions carefully compounded by a pharmacist. You get what you ask for at our store with no substitution.
Local items report meetings, church services, market ads, funerals, and personal notices from Walhalla and surrounding areas. Highlights include plans for merchants, property sales, road and hardware ads, Thanksgiving services, and updates on residents, visitors, and carriages.
The Ol Stone Church and Cemetery Association met October 17 2008 and adopted a resolution to honor J. Lewis who died August 17 at age 71 in Pickens County He was a charter member and former president for ten years a Presbyterian elder and lifelong Christian gentleman and his friends request a memorial rather than an elegy
The Old Stone Church records the death of Mrs. Clara Kilpatrick Livingston a longtime member. A heartfelt resolution expresses regret and honor for her memory and the influence she held within the church and community.
Davidson county grand jury returns true bill charging Gol Duncan B Cooper and Winston J Cooper with the murder of ex Senator B W Carmack. Ex-Sheriff John D Sharpe is charged as an accessory before the fact. Names of witnesses appear on the indictment. The report notes surrounding events and locations near the killing.
Roy Fy Barley a diet clerk at the Columbus Post Office was bound over to the United States Court by Commissioner Brown on charges of robbing the mail. A decoy letter with marked bills led to his arrest. two inspectors testified. The exact amount of theft is unclear but thought to be around $600. He was released on bond.
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as removing stomach liver and bowel discomfort with no fuss. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction at drug stores for 25 cents.
The Colored Union Service of Union No. 3 of the Seneca River Afroviation convenes at Crone Ronda Baptial church on Saturday November 28 and continues through Sunday November 29 1908 with an introductory sermon at 11 o'clock and a missionary sermon later in the day.
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