Wrecks On The Blue Ridge Train Near Anderson
A northbound Blue Ridge passenger train was partially wrecked one mile above Anderson. Conductor J C Marshall and Engineer Maxwell in charge. Front car trucks failed at the switch, the baggage car derailed, two other coaches tipped with passengers aboard. Express Messenger Falls hurt slightly but no serious injuries. Track cleared by next morning. no blame assigned. Samuel Power wed Maude Burris in South Union church. Oconee friends extend congratulations.
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Blue Ridge
Anderson
J.C. Marshall
Maxwell
Messenger Falls
Samuel Power
Maude Burris
Oconco County
South Union Church
A. McDaniel
Remarkable Corn Grower Exposes Eighteen Foot stalk
Jas H Darby displays a corn stalk two miles from Walhalla grown by I Good using Williams stunting process. Seed corn arrived from Canada and planted without fertilizer. Despite a stunted stalk, one stalk yielded two ears about 16 to 18 inches long with four foot fodder blades.
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Jas, H. Darby
I, Good
Walhalla
Mr. Good
Canada
Williams
Mr. Darby
Wedding of Adair Monroe Taylor and Wyatt Aiken in Louisville
The marriage took place at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev. William Crawford Clark officiating. The bride Miss Adair Monroe Taylor wore a white mossaline gown with Duchesse lace, orange blossoms, and heirloom lace. Attendants included Marie Louise Taylor and ushers from Frankfort. After the ceremony the couple proceeded to North Carolina, Washington, and Norfolk before settling in Abbeville. Mr. Aiken serves in Congress representing the district. Among guests were Miss Annie F. Monroe and Miss Taylor of Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Adair Monroe
Taylor
Wyatt, Aiken
Abbeville
S. G
Second Presbyterian Church
William Crawford Clark
Thomas H. Taylor
Chicago
Dillingham
Faust
Mendelssohn
William M. Clark
Thomas J. Jefferson, Jr
John Bacon Hutchings, Jr
Edmund Taylor
Frankfort
William Barnwell
Aiken
Marie
Marie Louise Taylor
Tannhausar
Congress
Annie F. Monroe
Washington
Swigert ‘Taylor
Mary Bello ‘Taylor
Unclaimed Letters List From Walhalla Post Office
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Walhalla post office for the week ending September 10, 1905. J. W. Ferguson and W. T. Webb are among the names. Persons calling for any of the above should say they are advertised. J. M. Merrick, M.
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Walhalla
J. W. Ferguson
W. T. Webb
J. M. Merrick
Bucklen Arnica Salve Offers Quick Burns and Wound Relief
Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a fast cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore eyes and sore feet. Only 25 cents at all druggists guaranteed.
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Sam
Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
John A. Platt Dead at Sixty in Augusta Mill Family
John A. Platt of 1705 Goodrich Street, master mechanic of Sibley mill for eighteen years, died at 3:15 pm after paralysis limited his recovery. The 60 year old was active until recently and leaves a wife four children a mother and siblings. He was a Mason a Methodist and funeral was at St Luke's with burial at Westview cemetery. Herndon of Valhalla missed the telegraph summons and attended the funeral.
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Augusta
John A. Platt
Goodrich Strost
Platt
Sibley Mill
Mem
Webbs Lodge of Masons
Methodist Church
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Westview Cemetery
L. Herndon
Valhalla
Great Beyond
A Quaranteed Cure For Plles At Cleamon College Meeting
A special meeting of the Trustees of Cleamon College is set for the 18th to address several charges against the college management. Druggists may refund money if Pazo Ointments fail to cure in six to fourteen days. The ad mentions stoking blind bleeding protruding tiles.
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Clemaon College
Measuring Party Aids Catholic Church Fund
The Measuring Party raised a neat sum Thursday evening under Capt. Wm. Perry for the new Catholic church. Rev. N. A. Murphy was absent due to a family emergency in County Cork. Father Murphy left Greenville for New York and sailed to Ireland, leaving Greenville after two years as assistant to Father Gwynn. His cheerful manner endeared him to parishioners across denominations, and the community mourns his sudden departure hoping for his return to continue his work among friends in the Sunny Seasail.
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Wm. Perry
N. A. Murphy
Ireland
County Cork
Murphy
Greenville
New York
Father Gwynn
Father Murphy
Well Worth Trying, W. H. Brown of Pittafield
Well Worth Trying is advertised by W. H. Brown a popular local attorney of Pittafield Vermont as a pension cure all. The advertisement touts King’s New Life Pills as a quick remedy for constipation biliousness and various stomach issues claiming the pills keep his family healthy and are guaranteed at all druggists.
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W. H. Brown
Pittafield
Asqu
Nic
King’s New Life Pilla
Hy Waiyi
Osonoe County Railway Stockholders Meeting Notice
A meeting of all stockholders and interested parties is set for next Saturday September 15 at 2 o clock in 1111 forest of the Oconee County River. Good speakers on matters of importance will discuss potential 1590 prize items to be considered.
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Torest
Oconoe County
Hind
Prise
Walhalla Lyceum Opens Season With Noted Entertainers
The Walhalla Lyceum opens Wednesday September 19 at the Court House with The Nixon Orchestral Entertainers and Miss Rifle Stone among six performers in a highly anticipated show. Local management has invested heavily to bring top talent for 1906 07 season amid strong demand. Chamberlain's Salve is touted for burns bruises and skin ailments and sold by J W Bell Walhalla and W J Lunney Seneca at 25 cents.
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Walhalla Lyceum
Court House
Nixon Orchestral Eantertainers
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Fairview Union Meeting Set At Schoolhouse
Fairview Union will convene at the school house this Saturday night the 16th at Bo'vlook. Delegates to lect and other business will precede the body. President 8. C. bixgorataft urges attendance.
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Fairview Union
Bo'vlook
Lect
8. C. Bixgorataft
Reoldent
Mrs Adams Hosts Hayne Circle Tea Hour
Mrs Sidney Adams entertained the Paul Hayne Circle last Saturday afternoon. Guests admired pictures of famous places and enjoyed short visits to captions of interest. Miss Ida Riemann presided at the punch bowl as Miss Ansel attracted attention with her traveler’s portrait.
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Sidney Adams
Paul Hayne
Ida Riemann
Miss Ansel
Margio van Diviere
Gertrude Biemann
Mra. W. L. Vor
Per
JW. Balloe Ansel
Mra
F Sloan
Miss Stribling
Misa Binith
J. Hy Darby
H. C
N. L. Pans
de A. Ansel
J. J. Nexton
A Neolat
J. J. Latimer
Zoi
Walhalla Graded Schools Open for Fifth Season
Walhalla Graded Schools begin their fifth session on Monday September 17 at 9 am. Principal call for prompt entry especially on opening day to maintain perfect punctuality. only two or three tardies last year from first grade to tenth grade. Superintendent D. Nicholson urges patrons with slow learners to assist in keeping a flawless record.
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Walhalla Graded Schools
D. ¥. Nicholson
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy
An advertisement promises relief from a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back guarantee if symptoms persist and states W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. Pack contains 25 tablets.
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W. Grove
Terrible Flood Disaster Reported in London District
An Exchange Company correspondent reports a severe flood with extensive casualties in the Rats District of London. Early details describe hundreds of lives lost with a chaotic scene and disputed totals. Public safety officials scramble to assess damage and organize relief.
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London
Tosientes
Rats
Poe
Caucasus
Te Ae
Exchange Company
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J. H. Adams
Seneca, S. C
Express Messenger Falls
Burriss
Wyatt Aiken
Sencon
The
Osonoe County
Studebaker
Co. W. Pitchford CO
Walhalla, S. C
Mrs. Adams
Hayne Circle
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