Seneca News Items and Social Happenings in town
The Civile Aasocial House committee plans a Friday 4 PM meeting at Mrs J Smbling’s home with urging attendance. Farmers and merchants report fashion shifts toward ready to wear, while a bond show at Opra House draws interest. Local churches hold elections, charity groups note feasts and programs, and residents anticipate new shops, a restaurant, and a new home on Poachtree.
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Seneed
Horal
The
Civile Aasocial House
J. 4
Bryan
Saint Caerolina
May Looun Blake
Greenwood
Brownlee
Little Mountain
Mia
Templeton
Liberty
Misa [Talges
Mire
Hunter
Seneca
Mixey
Wilkinsey
China
C. Vo McCaros
Carrie Hunter
Asheik
Hank
Chip Automobile
Wight
Ronwen
Geswaville
Gee Movdien
Cachan Tive
Sloan
Kael Bud
Healdes
W. A. Holland
Sonmen
Mob in Spartanburg Forces Clash Over Alleged Assault
In Spartanburg on Oct 10 a mob of about 20,000 fought with troops and authorities over John Irby, accused of attempting to assault Miss Lillie Dempsey. Shots wounded Sheriff Nicholls and others. Irby was captured and held, with the jail stormed but quelled by mounted police. Two other accused men, Clarence Agnew and Will Posters, linked to prior violence, were mentioned as additional tensions rose. quiet reportedly returned by night.
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Spartanburg
John Irby
Lillie Dempsey Earlial Ty
Font Porkony
Hem Soriwely
John Byarke
Sherif Nicholls
Wallen
Kenney
Chenoere
Che
Greenville
Thera
Susare
Ratt
Sherr Nicholls
Sparks
Grover Mawler
Benet Koster
Garner
Clarence Agnew
Southern Railway
Duncan
8. C
Wat Agnew
Negra
Will Posters
Jann Young
Irby
Uken
Bin
Tito
Nicholls
Inddera
Lily
Howe
Sparnuburg
Mike Lillie
Stas Dempsey
Unclear health patent claims on digestion and energy
Fragmentary ad style text cites stomach disorders and energy needs, mentioning diet, appetite control, and a long list of personal names. The readable portions reference Chamberlain's Biomah and Liver Tablets and generic health tonics, with no verifiable claims or clear outcomes.
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Chanberlain
Prisoners Now in the Pen in South Carolina
Spar tanburg authorities delivered two Spar tanbore prisoners John thy and Clarence Agr re wife to the State penitentiary under military guard led by Capt J S Nicholls from Hampton Guards. Col Brock and officials accompanied the transport, guarding the jail and a tense crowd that gathered at the train arrival. The report notes armed guards and potential violence averted, with a broader court move planned for Spartanburg.
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Columbia
John Thy
Clarence Agr
State Penitentiary
J. Nicholls
Hampton Guards
Spartanburg
Col Win
T. Brock
Nicholls
Kia Wwad
Newberry
Laurens
Gol. Vroek
Nieholls
Col. Brock
Sherif John M. Nicholix
Col. Hroekin
Ap Chis
Colum
Ansel
John Irby
Pohion
Sunday School Convention At Bothet Tet A Success
The Sunday School Convention at Bothet Tet Saturday was a large success with strong instruction and help. Local visitors like Meads Grate and Smith from Walholla joined, and a note on community notices invites all under fourteen to join the band of Simbenus. A Chinese plan for Sunday afternoon and a farmer’s testimonial for a salve conclude the report.
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Oak Way
Bothet
Meads, Grate and Smith
Walholla
A W. Mearden
Mick Daisy Moore
Fy Anderson
Hapre
Myra
L.A. Graham
Gateway
Yorkville
Varina Smith
Waville
Miakus Bowdon
Misa
Alice Gaines
Seneca
Che Shiwen Foster
Whitaker
Westminster
Ted
Meadames
Brown
J. J. Gambrell
Towne
Lowell Smith
Hroadin Bagwell
Tounty Land
Mises
Cordelia Bearden
Mes
Long
Ant
HR. Bearden
Coyncross
A. Bearden
Sintay
Stra
Fc J. Myey
Belton and
Anderson
Werlminater
Bertha Eubanks
Simbenus
Helle Sine Boas
Belus
Eelock
Death of J. O Grier and local notices in Westminster
Obituary and community update from Westminster Ohio recount the death of J. O Grier at 68 after illness and poisoning mystery. Notes on sermons by Rev Robt Adams D D at Presbyterian church October 15. Cemetery cleanup planned October 17. Local social items mention residents at Walhalla and Anderson, school events, and family notices with various movements and visits to nearby towns.
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A. L. Gossett
Westminster
Lsoe Synytal
Robt. Adama
D. D
South Carolina Presbyterian College
Clinton
Presbyterian Church
Adajing
Southern Presbyterian Church
Old Westminster
Frank Carter
Walhalin
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Gray
Tener
Jamey M. Norrie
Dventig
David Hotnys
Chaiman
O. Anderson
Siler
N. W. Maccaviny
PP. Anderson
A. M. Norris
Cdity
C. M. Walker
A. M. Norvly
T Anderson
Rosa Callaway
Atlanta
Misa Jeasie Herron
Anderson
Tthel Marett
Dr. Whitaker
Mra
N. W. Mathuley
Hepple Grier
John O. Grier
Heir
Mathews
Mecklenturg County
N. C
Grew
Cat
Tie
Mite Hepple Adame
James N. Adams
Walhall
Mavelt
John Roose
Daley Philips
Rei. Magon
Charlotte
Mason
Ty D. Moore
Mim
Pare
Benjamin Bickervon
Martwell
J.J. Harbert
Harbert
Santua
Sie
Mt Vocoon
Bynes
Westminattr Cotto
Ming Ligain Powell
Woite Neuday
Hail Storms, Tornado Nearby Hit Unity Area
Unity Donity October report notes good health but storm damage from a Friday hail and wind event. Cotton fields damaged. a tornado or cyclone near Long Nowe Mount traveled northwest, uprooting trees and felling large oaks. Weather disrupted roads to Jolby Springs. local work continues. H. Black reports a new baby boy and Cedar Springs trip for a state institute.
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Long Nowe Mount
Souther Timber Company
Unity
Jodly Springs
H. Black
Lector Lace Bax
Cedar Springs
Rego Holly at Anapi Engefield Killed in Town Shooting
Oct 9 report from Engefield describes prominent Black resident Teeharad vena killed by Pom Gray, a White man, who fired five shots. The fatal wound struck the right eye and a second above the mouth, dying declaration cited. Police and witnesses recount Gray claiming self defense. Gray has hired counsel and provided statements.
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Engefield
Wis
Gray
W. W. Sheppard
Poltcenan Weir
Peng
Meg
Vorn
Jeny
Saunders
Hote
Mr. Gray
Healthy Family Praises Dr King’s New Life Pulps
A Rural Maine family credits a decade of good health to Dr King’s New Life Pulps. Lir Tarnott of Guilford says the cleanse tones the system gently and does them good, with a 20 year testimonial referenced.
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King'n
Lir
A. Tarnott
Guilford
Maine
Phey
Fire destroys Carrabella causing $100000 loss
A major blaze swept Carrabella Washington, injuring no one reported in Pensacola on October 1. Nine houses, a residence, lumber and several warehouses burned. United States Custom House, post office, G F & A railroad depot and St Andrews & Quit Steamship warehouses were destroyed. The fire started in a store and quickly spread.
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Pensacola
Carrabella
Wonkacola
Tarpon
United States Custom House
Tie Post
Georgia, Flovida and Alabama Railroad
St. Andrews & Quit Steamship Company
Aynead Raplny
Local notices from Toccon Minnesota and nearby towns
A sequence of social and personal items lists travels and visits among residents. Mrs Mason plans to leave for Patricum Gay to visit her daughter Mrs Doctor Bloyd, joined by her oldest daughter Mrs Lunney from Reneca Rev Herran of Anderton visits, and Whitaker relatives host gatherings. Local farm sale, moves to town, and various social calls occur among residents of Toccon Central Greenville and surrounding areas.
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Toccon
Minn Powell
Westininatur
J. . Mason
Thare
Patricum
Gay
CB. Bloyd
Taccon
Mra
Jd. Lunney
Reneca
J. B. Herran
Anderton
Ani Mou
Whitaker
le Almmerman
Wy A
Strile Ming
Migs
Mary
Messer
Baneca
J. Ty Sheldon
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T. W. Verner
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Dave
Soneen
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Pomamiiby
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Mat
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Hines
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Heltie
Hilo Atrmigerat
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John Itby
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Rego Holly
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