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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
3
The Ohe Reptore Courier prints weekly editions with morning publication schedule. The brief item notes a publication cadence and location WIBBELOR with a date 2001 and page reference P:2: BAO.
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In Columbia depot 인 a reflection on real gentility the writer recalls Gen Ellison Caps now Bishop Capers as a true Christian gentleman seen in Greenville. The piece praises his gallantry, politeness, and leadership in war and church, urging today’s youth to emulate his conduct and manners.
A religious editorial laments profanity as a grave sin against the holy name of God. It argues that disrespect in speech dishonors divine glory, risks eternal life, and cheapens the honor placed on believers who died before. The piece contrasts idle words with reverent devotion and cites scripture urging holiness.
The executor announces an outcry sale of four land tracts in Oconee County SC on Martin's Creek and Seneca River waters, adjoining Mrs. Lou Hoykine, Porcher lands, and Mrs. Lowery with plots by J W Harper dated October 17 1905. Tracts range from 64 to 93 acres with bottom land portions. Terms: one third cash at sale, balance in two equal installments over two years at 7 percent interest. Sale set for December 4 1905. John A Harbin executor.
By executors of J W Cary deceased, in front of the Court House door at Anderson, during legal hours, on December 4 1905, sale of 88 acres in Anderson and Oconee counties. Property includes dwelling and outbuildings, 25 acres bottom land, 12 acres woodland. Cash terms with purchaser paying extra for titles.
The Sheriff of Oconee County will sell at public auction in front of Walhalla Court House on sale day in December the Lots 55 57 and 69 in Westminster fronting Spring Street and Stuckey Street. The property formerly conveyed to Ben Pugh by J A Earle on May 20 1905 is excluded. Ben Pugh is named as defendant and the sale is by order of the Court of Common Pleas in the case A G McCurry vs John Pugh and Bon Pugh. The sheriff is W M Kay.
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