Colorado Woman Claims Walhalla Land In Lawsuit
In Walhalla South Carolina a Denver Colorado woman asserts ownership of twelve and a half acres and the town of Walhalla valued at fifty thousand dollars. The case stems from a 25 year old fraud by a lawyer who sold land to heirs who were minors. Bates secured power of attorney to fight for clear title in South Carolina courts. A Charleston dispatch notes the town’s title is strong and cites previous partition actions and family ties across Denver Syracuse and Walhalla.
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Denver
Colr
Charles H. Bates
Mannie Austin Bates
South Carolina
Walhalia
Spartanburg
D. C
James A. Harris
Bates
Court House
Bateses
James
Charles Mulholland
Charles Austin
Austin
Mr. Harris
Mr. Bates
Walhalla
Charles Tift
Robert and
William Austin
Syracuse
Kane
Allie
Ihe Court House
Jal
German Colonization Society
Charleston
Joseph Grisham
Mra. Finney Austin
Tady
Colo
KH. Austin
Weat Une Fon
Oconee County
M.A. Austin
Flaw
Ay Pinlotis
Shockley
Quinsy and Sprains Sold By Local Ad Pages
A fragment from a 1901 ad describes a Denver woman’s quinsy cure, praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for throat swelling and sprains. It mentions local sellers J W Bell in Valhalla and W Jones Lunnoy in Soneca, with a note about a conveyance payment to the Austin heirs regarding unimproved land in Walhalla.
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Chamberlain
Valhalla
W. J. Lunnoy
Soneca
Fair Play Notes and Local Happenings September 30
Community church fundraiser yields ten dollars toward an orphan fund bringing total to seventeen fifty. Clinton Harris travels to Charleston for Citadel studies. Local adults visit Commerce and Athens Georgia for cotton buying. Students Sheldon Thompson to teach at local schools. Miss Emily Compton joins relatives in Walhalla. Mrs. L J King leaves for Charleston. Stribling couple return from Liberty Mississippi. Miss Mary Sheldon returns from Jamestown School. Mrs Henry Loftis dies near here. burial at South Union. Infant Glenn improving after illness. McJunkin dentistry relocation to local area. Cotton harvest continues. aim to finish by November. Delegates Marett family attend Beaverdam Association meeting at Mount Tabor.
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Yosterday
Baptist Church
Greenwood
Clinton Harris
Ity
Charleston
Citadel
W. L. Dobbs
Commerce
Athens
Westminster
Louise Sheldon
Pearl Marett
College For Women
Columbia
Greenville
Emily Compton
Walhalla
L. J. King
P. Stribling
Liberty
Mary Sheldon
Jamestown
William Lew
Anderson
T. R. Harris
Spencer McJunkin
1Occon
Dooley
F. M. Davis
Ts. J. Marett
Allen R. Marett
Beaverdam Association
Mount Tabor
Anderayn County
Simple Prescription Promises Kidney Cure in Aged Readers
An article from a New York daily extols a simple at home remedy for Bright's disease and kidney disorders using Fluid Extract Dandelion Comp, Karyon, and Sarsaparilla, taken after meals and at night. It cites a local pharmacist as saying ingredients are harmless and affordable, while a Dublin Ga reader praises Electric Bitters for his eighty three year old mother and for female weakness and general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily
W. B. Brunson
Dublin
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Keowee
Cesh
Manuscrip
OWNS
Colorado
Fretwell and Shirley
Ant Thie
TL Austin
Fair Play
Nome
Loth
Chicago
LOOK
NNLIM
New York
J. A. Adams
Seneca
Plano
Carter Hardware Company
Carter & Company’s
Pittsburgh
Abraham Tincoln
Mr. Farmer
Iso
Pionser
America
Matheson Hardware Co
Westminster, 5. C
Dr. King
Sorldt
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