Outing on Poor Mountain Camp With I N Hall Family
A August 4 trip near Westminster to Poor Mountain hosted by I N Hall and family. Twelve travelers hiked to a valley camp site below a 700 foot peak, enjoyed home cooked meals, explored Pine Knob and Rich Mountain, and marveled at the marble quarry and local views. They met Confederate veteran S H Pricks and learned of his wartime wounds, with plans to return to a nearby mountain farm. The group praised the outing and noted Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup was recommended for families.
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I. N. Hall
Westminster For & Ton
Hall
Woich
Walhalal
Pine Knob Mountain
Poor Mountain
Oconee County
Valhalla
Westm Pater
Mars Ifo
Dex VII
Biel Mourne Taln
Lotis
Tial
Crops Improve as Little River Residents Share News
The Little River community reports brighter crop prospects and growing optimism. Visitors include Mrs. William Sewart of Pickens and relatives from Glenville and Walhalla. Local events feature church meetings led by Rev. Hudson and Rev. Craig, with schooling visits by County Superintendent Smeltzer. Community members, including Norman Whitten and J. B. Grantis, face health challenges, while others arrange logging and farming work. A Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup ad promotes relief for colds and coughs.
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Little River
William Sewart
Pickens
Filsha
Bryan Holden
Lake Toxaway
W. H. Talley Io
Salem
Norman Whitten
Talley
D. Hudson
North Carolina
CG. L. Craig
Smeltzer
N. A. Lusk
Glenville
N. C
L. M. Brown
Wert Union
Mr. Brown
W. B. FP. Corbin
Walhalla
Holden
Nelehbora
J. B. Grantls
W. J. Rogers
Emily
Indiana
William
Anat
Freeman Lay
Cheohee
Horton Gateway
Oconee Creek
P. Ly Green
John Powler
K. Z Green
John G. Chastain
Pursuit Continues After Sheriff Hunt in Gra dy County
Unclear report describes a pursuit beginning with Carnell’s arrest and a posse heading toward the residence of Shams to locate Charles Williams, the alleged killer of Sheriff Tyas. Two automobiles chase Williams as the situation unfolds, with no final capture noted. A misleading aside mentions a medical remedy and unrelated personal disputes.
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Whomasvni
Hene Carnell
Tarahal
Catro
Coben Sintod
Hegre
Nene Moeen
Ain Gap
Mia
Shims
Palihassee
Carnell
Charles Willams
Sherif Tyas
Grady County
Shams
le Posse
How Simmen Tved
Cargelt
Sheriff Hight
Willaims
Wright Reunion Brings Together Kin at Seneca River Home
The Keowee Courier reports a Wright family reunion at H. Wrights home near Adams Crossing on the Seneca River. Seventeen attendees included seven surviving children, twenty four grandchildren, and many great grandchildren. Mrs. Moses Cain marked her 62nd birthday with gifts as kin arrived from Oakway Spartanburg Greenville Pendleton and beyond for a day of feasting, strolls, and lemonade and melons.
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Keowee Courier
Avenunt
Kraddchildren
Brent Geandchildren
G. A. Moore
Oakway
W. K. Moore
Pendleton
Nathan Queen
Adams’ Crossing
Mra
Moses Cain
John Wright
Clinton
Carrie Shippy
Migs Nelle Shippy
Spartanburg
G. V. Godfrey
Von
Greenville
Lewin Addis
Anderson
Leard Moore
Gertie Moore
Deeste
Ida Cain
Cariis Cain
Furman Cain
Clark Moore
Mamie Moore
Daisy Moore
Oscar Hutt
Bonnie Tompkins
D. L. Whittaker
A. Moore
J. A. Campbell
Nora Campbell
James Cain
J. A
PF. Hutching
Bert. Cain
Westminster
M. M. Morris
Oscar Wright
Seneca
Gunthorp
Bounty Land
Mr. Hays
Hamilton
John Moore
Dillard
Calhoun
Elylen Mall
Mre
Held Duncan
Richard Moore
Alf Moore
Emma Nwton
John Durham
Charlie Boges
Mack Moore
Morrie and Family
Wim
Sears and Family
Kvtte
Viola Moore
Liberty
Pollie Henton
Pelzer
Cupid
Sone
Lynching Report Near Carrollton Georgia
A report from Carrollton states John Kinney, a Black man, was hanged to a tree after identification by Mrs. Ed Windham. The incident occurred early this morning, with the crowd using a pine to carry out the act. Local details are unclear. witnesses and surrounding events remain under question.
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Atlanta
Avent
Carrollton
John Kinney
Ed. Windham
Carolan
Reunion planned for Survivors of Orr’s Rifles in Abbeville
Abbeville hosts annual reunion of the Survivors' Association of the First South Carolina Rifles Orr's Rifles on September 18 and 19. The regiment organized July 24, 1861 at Bandy Springs Anderson County and saw action from Sullivan's Island to Appomattox. Notable officers included Col James L. Orr Lt Col J Foster Marshall and Major D A Ladbatter. At Gaines Mill the unit carried 537 into battle with 81 killed and 234 wounded. Total casualties 1,125. The association has met annually since 187? in towns across the regiment's enlistment region, with famed members and leaders named in reminiscences of camp, battles, and reunions.
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Abbeville
Survivors’ Association of the First South Carolina Rifles
Orr's Rifles
Ita
Han Wiwaya
Bandy Springs
Anderson County
Firat Manabéan
Virginia
Anderson
Marion
Harry
Pickens
Charleston
Vireginia
J. L. Gre
Confederate States Senate
J W. Livingaton
Are
Mochailesville
Appomattox
Gaines
Opoora
Gaboa' Mil
Frasier's Farm
Malvern Hill
Cedar Mountain
Second Milan
Ox HM
Harper's Ferry
Sharpaburg
Boteler
Ford
Frederickaburg
Chancellorsie
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Funkatown
Mine Run
Falling Waters
Bristol
Honea Path
Seneca
Whlhall
Due Wert
Jamey la. Ove
South Carelina
Win
Keith
James 8. Cottran
Joseph J. Norton
Lifskine College
Tennenses
South Carolina College
Regiven
Ben Sloan
Bad of the South Carolna University
Judge Parker in Democratic Presidential race noted in Columbus
Columbus Ohio August 20 The Positive statement of former Governor Campbell that Judge Alton B Parker is a Democratic Presidential candidate drew mixed reaction in Ohio where delegates favor Bryan and Roosevelt rebuttal to Parker’s candidacy is viewed as unlikely to gain strong support before the convention. Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold. A J Nuebaum Batonville Indiana writes of Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package curing his summer cold and hay fever symptoms.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jamies B. Campbell
New York
Alton Brooke Parker
Shoredullty
Campball
A& S
Parker
Judge Parker
Ohto
Harvey Cr Garber
William Jeneinge Bryan
A.J. Nuebaum
Batenville
Indiana
Cwrites
Foley
Druggists report in Atlanta tragedy and addiction details
In Atlanta, W F Hare and his wife were found unconscious from stimulant use and died and revived respectively after a long morphine addiction. They had sought relief since a new anti drug law took effect, turning to whiskey as a substitute. Mr Hare, 46, and his 52 year old wife had been married 22 years and once ran a Marietta Street grocery.
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Atlanta
W. F. Hare
Dodd
Hollis
Grady Hospital
Hid
Hareie
Tin
Hare
Mariettatreet
DT. W. Dunbar
Americas
South Georgia
Train collision injures passengers on Southern Railway
A westbound Southern Railway passenger train No. 41 collided with an engine at 11 this morning in Asheville North Carolina, damaging both engines and a combination car. About thirty people suffered injuries, with no fatalities reported.
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Ashevillé
N. C
Anguet
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Walhalls
Whinney
Wood
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Wierer
Marstall
W. Stell
the Wright
Hright
Seneca River
Anderson Intelligencer
Ring
Ceuta
Hell
Bomw
Orr
Rifles
Performa
Pion
Athinta Zane
M. C. Kiser CO
Studebaker
New England
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