Walhalla Master’s Sale in Walhalla South Carolina
Court of Common Pleas for Oconee County orders sale of several town lots in Walhalla to satisfy a decree against Henry W Pieper and others. Properties include lots 88, 37, 99, 44 and adjacent streets on Main and North Broad. Terms require half cash and balance in 15 years at 7 percent, with bonds and mortgage, penalties for default and publication costs. Sale set for October 7, 1907, at Walhalla Court House.
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Carolina
Oconeh
Court of Common Pleas
Anle
Cours
Walhalia
8. C
Wale
J. Frederick
Henry W. Piaper
Julia A. Capyelman
Otto H. Schumacher
Walhalla
Anid
Amid
Anid Town
Sald State
North Broad
Atreata
Wald Town
Mora
Lona
Ense
Promigoa
Ocones County
Oconoe
J. Frederick Pieper
Xeuulor
Frederick W. Pieper
Henry W.piepar
Dunia A. Cappelmann
Otte i
Bchumacher
Hydvick
Goo
Ethal Hunt
Allieson
Lynchbure
Mosdames Kate
Lola Goodwit
Athes ‘ Miseos Bertha
Keéten Cashin Nave
Anderson
R. ©. Carter
Joe. F. Singleton
Baltimore
Janestown
New York
John H. Moduma
Eiyla Polamma
Newry
Inez
Oconee’ County Medical Association
D. H. Jones
Margaret Catherine
Retreat Cemetery
J. J. Harrell
Moore—Lord
Burt Mitchell
Ray
John R. Moore
the Baptist Church
Lila Ford
Thornton Fr. Moore
Weatminacey
Atlanta
Birmingham
A. L. Gosaatt
Westminster News Roundup Marks Birthdays Deaths and School Openings
Westminster September 10 edition reports birthday surprises for Mrs. C. W. Hayes and social visits to Westminster, plus a large opening day for Westminster Graded School with 230 pupils. It notes the death of Mrs. Hiatt near White Plain and funeral details, teacher housing, and local visits by families, town council actions, and plans for new residences.
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Westminster
Prenton
Entelle Bruce
O. W. Hays
Chester Hayes
Willie Ertzberger
Will Cole
C. W. Hayes
Kant End
Brockman
Magnolia Inn
Mina Anna B. Rishton
B. Anderson
Mins Kalle B. Harerin
Lou Ae Breuxeule
Hortense Jonus
Mra
Hugh Bibb
Drockman
Harmon
J. A. Zimmerman
Arkanana
Tecora R. Te. Hiott
R. Hiatt
White Plain
Anderson County
J. 8. Lawless
Jonie Hunter
R. Ty Symex
Mountain Raat
Slater
Mia. Symon
Symes
Jen- Mya
W. H. Jennings Ae
Spartanburg
Symon
Westmmeter
Huubard
Eptidery
Childern
John
Apartunburg
Enuuty
Robert
Walker Spearman
Wiliam Davis
Nussra Shaw
Kease
Aviderson County
T. 10
Poore
Vms
Dhirhan
Mra Jy
Durham
Union
Reese
War Heriounly Wick
J. B. Johmson
Boyin Georate
Mamie Simpéon
Thin Place
Seneca
Cotton
Mru
J.B. Phillipe
Frank
Bobbie
Howell Grogs Strickland
Atlante
Neb. White
Oak Grove
Ako
Mason
Pearl Norita
Greenville
Vera Louise Ford
Atlanta
Misa Lilaford
P. Moore
Corps of Teach‘ers
Mise Katie Harris
Staunton
Ming Maud Stribling
Wr .Iminator
Mia
M. ©. Brockman
Mies Anna B. Rushton
Johnston
Ofth
Mies Guante Harper
M. BH. Brockman
Chas. L. O’kelley
Newry
J. M. Bennon
Buford
5. M. Jameson
Macon
Cham berlain's Pain Balm Proves Valuable Remedy
Sanjo Buy Tots ailment relief claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm offers prompt relief after three weeks of plaster remedies. Luke LaGrange of Orange Michigan reports curing a bad late back with Chamberlain's Balm after trying other treatments for three weeks. Sold by J W Bealba and W J Lunney Seneca.
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Sanjo
Chamberlain
Luke LaGrange
Orange
Mich
J. W. Bealba
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Ginners urged to shorten cotton bales in Oconee County
The Executive Committee of the Oconee County Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union asks ginners to cut presses to 36 inches, forming compact bales three feet long and about 400 pounds with clear net weight and gun owner's name stamped on each bale. signatures include A H Ellison chairman, D Alexander and J Brown.
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Oconee County
A. H. Ellison
Cotton Prices Set by Southern Cotton Association
The Southern Cotton Association executive committee adjourned after minor changes to equalization by laws. They fixed minimum cotton price at 16 cents per pound and $20 per ton for cotton wood. A seed market opening at $20 was proposed, with committees to tour the cotton belt and Madison County chosen as the experiment site.
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Jackson, Misa
Southern Cotton Association
Jaya’ Beeston
Posatbia
Harvie Jordan
Smith
Walter Clark
Missisippi
Madison County
One Dose Cures Diarrhoea Says Local Worker
Diarrhoea stricken ally weak man recovers fully after a single dose of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He had suffered nine days without relief before using the medicine. endorsement from H. OG. Stewart of Brarowk & Gro. in Greehee Alt. Sold by J. W. Roll Valhalla Wy J Limney Boneca.
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Chamberlain
Cholsova
Hemedy
Crould
H. OG. Stewart
Btowark & Gro
Greehee
Alt
J. W. Roll
Valhalla
Wy J. Limney
Boneca
Quarterly Conference at Fork Boethige Church
The third quarterly conference for the Weatminster circuit will be held at Fork Boethige church on Saturday and Sunday, September 14 and 16. Church officers will notify members and prepare the program accordingly.
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Weatminster
Fork Boethige
Sptember
Roy
Co. T, Harmon
Seneca School Notes and Local Meetings Report
Local Seneca notes detail the annual Ladies Missionary Society meeting at the Baptist Church with Mrs Crutchfield of Spartanburg delivering the address. Reports on teachers and grades, plus upcoming events and a hopeful view of school expansion and town progress amid varied social activities and local visiting guests.
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Genien
Nicholecy
Nicholson
Allen
Mica Minnierick
Ray
Mina Phorpson
Greenville
Mario Hollane
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Beaverdam Association
Baptist Church
Seneca
Crutchfield
Spartanburg
K. Dendy
New York
Tomoyle Harper
George Tibble
Verner
Memphis
Annuarhim
John K. Livingston
Townville Street
Ivory Town
Menate College
Chia
Mink Mary Earle
Charlotte
Mia Noma Glenilifse
Sue
Popuay Garda
Spadium
Local Briefs Highlight Anderson Visits and Social News
Community notes from Anderson and nearby areas recount visits by residents such as Mrs Anna Vernon of Dav id and Mrs Pearl Norris of Greenville to Capt A J Billy’s home. Charles Gunthorp and Osborne family members return from travels and various guests attend dinners and school starts.
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Y Land
Anderson
Jan Kttit
Reeder
Lavania
Anna Varnon
David
Texan
Pearl Norris
Greenville
A. J. Billy
Osborne Gunthorp
Bpartans Burg
Hin
Ro Gunthorp
J. B. Pickett
Mina Cornell Pickett
J. M. Gillison
J. Russell Wright
J. J. Davin
Jasper Doyle
Mra. Acrés
Chick Springs
Mot Rock
Skyland
Ketels
Cotera
Mrs. Stone
Augusta
Stone
Gary Doyle
W. J. Doyle
Walebata
J. B. Shanklin
Brondue Nares
Matthews
Henpon
Hillett Howard
Med Trulle
Griyson County
Toses
Te. Bros
G. Stone
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Glenn Shirley
Southainton
Haley and
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Dewitt White
Helena
Mont
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Greenaboro
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Cedar Mountain
Caowar
Phaven
Intercat
Caroina
Mite Loulee Sheldon
Greanville
Mik Margie Holland
J. Re Moara
G. G. Jaynes
Monany
Jol
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Stonerypler
Cannon
Innt Weoir
May Hamilton
J. J. Moore
G. C. Smith
J. Elwood Cox
High Pont
Jhalrnian
D. Alexander
J. Brown
Cotton Association
Farmers’ Union
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Wena
Mike Ivor Brown
Bram
Hopkins
Ben Harper
Dean
Morife
Jenn
Ther
Seheen
Shiloh
Wade
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