Western horses and mares for sale cheap
A seller advertises 3 to 5-year old Western horses and mares weighing 1000 to 1200 pounds. Cash or credit terms offered, seeking quick sale.
02 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
1
A seller advertises 3 to 5-year old Western horses and mares weighing 1000 to 1200 pounds. Cash or credit terms offered, seeking quick sale.
Notice warns that all parties trespassing on lands owned or controlled by the undersigned will be prosecuted. Hunting fishing cutting timber digging roots or any entry is forbidden. Names listed include Mrs L Waite Mrs Ballio Plexico and L O Brock.
Commissioners of Election for Oconee County announce a general election to be held on November 2 with precinct managers to supply boxes and ballots. Names of precincts and election staff listed, duties include securing boxes and blanks. Court House pickup available October 2, 1907.
The Warehouse at Richland offers storage and insurance at 16 cents per bale per month with 80 percent cash on warehouse receipts. Also includes a probate citation from Oconee County South Carolina requiring Joseph Sharp's heirs and creditors to appear October 18, 1907 at Walhalla Court House to show cause why administration should not be granted.
Notice to debtors and creditors of the estate of D B Alexander deceased to pay or claimants present claims duly attested by November 15 or be barred. Elisha Alexander, Administrator.
Oakway notes report Rev T C Ligon preacher in Townville on Sunday to a large congregation. Local youths enjoyed a candy pull at J W Bearden's home. J M Strattison visited Seneca. Frank and Joe Foster went to Walhalla on business. W C Myers returned from Gaffney. Mrs Vester Bearden ill. J D Isbell visited from Valhalla. Bertha Eubanks returned to Greenville Female College. In Carmi Illinois a haystack fire killed five and a neighbor's child. Mrs Ellison died rescuing the children.
The Oconee News records multiple announcements for the Judge of Probate seat in Oconee County. Dresden A Smith Jr announces to fill the unexpired term in a special election set for November 6, 1907. B Lower enters as candidate for judge of probate in the same race. Friends of John B S Dendy announce him as a candidate for election to the same office.
Mrs Susan Hi Long wife of Ian T D Long dies in Greenville after a long illness of two years. She was born near Tugaloo river and lived in Westminster and Greenville. Funeral held with pastor Rev B A McDaniel delivering Services. The community tail includes social events from the Young Matrons Club, church notes and local civic efforts including railway schedule agitation with officials visiting Westminster and Seneca.
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The community hosts a Methodist sermon at 4 PM with Presiding Elder Beasley. a First Church musicale and year report follow. Miss Morgan joins Dendy millinery sales. Mrs. Long's death in Greenville brings funeral plans to Westminster. Local clubs, new vocal classes, and a Villa Comedy Court visit are noted amid social and business gatherings.
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I. G. Bott of Starcity Indiana a hardware merchant praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. His children faced croup episodes for years yet the remedy consistently provided speedy cures. He has recommended it to friends and neighbors and believes it unmatched for croup and whooping cough. For sale by J. W. Bell Valhalla W. J. Lunney Seneca
September 30 report notes farmers progress with cotton picking though crop not as strong as earlier feared. Local notices mention Mrs. Mills death and sympathy, several visits among residents, and community updates. Incidents include a fatal railway crossing accident near C L Stone's and a concrete block project for D A Porritt's house.
Cadell resident Art Shamburg recalls a severe illness in hard times when grasshoppers and drought haunted Kansas. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief after a worn out cough and nightly coughing fits. The ad touts the cough and cold remedy priced 60 cents to $1 with a free trial bottle.
It is known Mrs. Jack Horner came to Atlanta to dispose of property here and file for absolute divorce on grounds of infidelity. Arnold and Arnold filed the suit and no alimony is sought. Mrs. Horner returned to Baltimore Saturday night. Her Atlanta property is valued around $50,000.
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