Veterans reunion to honor Anderson leader and regimental events
The Orr's Regiment veterans plan a two day reunion in Anderson on Tuesday and Wednesday October 2 and 3 with about one hundred survivors expected. The Anderson Chamber of Commerce will host a Wednesday dinner as a program featuring invited speakers Governor-elect M. F. Ansel Col J N Brown and Hon J M Sullivan. Daughters of the Confederacy will assist to ensure a successful event.
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Anderson
Orr
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
W. T. McGill
Stalrmin
M. F. Ansel
Greenville
J. N. Brown
J. M. Sullivan
Daughters of the Confederacy
Anderson Intelligencer
Hold Your Cotton
Southern farmers urged to hold cotton for better market leverage. Writers warn against rushing to market as warehouses store supply, suggesting prices may rise if speculators push the market. The article emphasizes farmer power to fill contracts and prevent overproduction.
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Kingstren County
Hall's Catarrh Cure ad and editorial letters
An profitable ad offers One Hundred Dollars Reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo. Following letters praise Cheney's honor, warn about counterfeit drugglars, and urge action on a religious preacher stirring fanaticism. local editorials criticize racial and religious tensions and question remedy effectiveness.
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Hall
F. J, Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
J. Cheney
Kiarus
Dyspepsia Remedy Advertised in 19th Century Catalog
An aged advertisement promotes King's Dyspepsia cure claiming relief from sour stomach, bad breath, and a disordered digestion. The text notes the treatment is offered freely one day and lists sellers J. Well in Valhalla and W. Lonny in Seneca.
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J. Well
Valhalla
W. J. Lonny
Seneca
Negro Fatally Shot In Anderson
At about 5 pm in Anderson a confrontation ended with Lee Henderson shooting Perry Oliver through a glass door after Oliver fled from Henderson and hid in a neighbor's house. Oliver was wounded in the neck and died soon after. Henderson and his wife were jailed after the incident.
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Anderson
Henderson
Chief Murphy
Independent Farmers and Local Remedies Highlight Sentinel Notice
A message praises independent farmers who price and haul cotton, asserting self reliance and integrity. It promotes Dado's Little Liver Ville hover gripe by J W Bell in Walhalla and Lunney in Seneca. The Pickens Sentinel notes the death of Mia Abigail Chappell of Laurel Mark aged 106 years and two months.
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Dado
J. W. Bell
Waltalla
Lunney
Seneca
The
Pickens Sentinel
Mia
Abigail Chappell
Laurel Mark
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New York
J. H. Adams
Regiment of Rifles
RauiZan
W. J. Lunney
Sneca
William Leonard
Paterson
N. J
Leonard
Stamp Creek News
Stamp Creek
Seabrooks Atkinson
J.J Wood
Misa Johanna Cunningham
Misa Annie "Smith
J. Bond
Duff MceMahan
Lee Taylor
Newry
Misa Shellie Huunicutt
Guineaville
Foley
Bright
Hong Kong
China
Manila
Anderson County
Greenville Nova
Lnn
Gaes
Oconee
Cotton Factors and Commission
Reynolds St
Augusta
Houchins
Walhalla
John B. Morton
Blue Ridge
Milla
Calla
Hollister's
Rocky Mountain
Houusion Diva Courany
Madison
Wis
Southern Railway
R. W. Hunt
Charleston
Brooks Morgan
Atlanta
Tate Datanye Bronio Cutis
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