Local residents visit Columbia for court and events
JR McKittrick and J 1 Norment spent days in Columbia for business and court. Miss Sudie Bailey of McColl S C visited relatives. Mrs CR May and children visited Orangeburg. Attorney W Stevenson of Cheraw attended court. John Gary Evans of Spartanburg, Senate candidate, was in town shaking hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Lytch
Gibson
Sudie Bailey
McColl SC
Charlotte Observer
Ion John Gary Mvans
Spartanburg
United States Senate
DD McColl
State Bankers Association
Columbia
Protracted Baptist Meeting and Local Notices In Greenwood
Miss Calli Dees attended the BYP U Convention in Greenwood last week. Miss Daisy Freeman taught in her place at the cotton mill school during her absence. The protracted meeting at the Baptist church begins Sunday and will last two weeks with daily services. Mr. Jones will be assisted by Dr. Oliver. Attendees include Miss Emmie Newton Annie Carlisle I W Groome R C Newton and Rev R K Purnipseed at the State Bp Worth League convention in Darlington. Gibson of Scotland County reports politics are lively in North Carolina with the prohibition election and governor and US senator races upcoming. Mr and Mrs PC Callum visited town en route to Batesburg from Tanguay Springs NY where he has been teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A P Breeden
Bennettsville
Rob Covington
Laurinburg Exchange
JR McKittriel
Callie Dees
Annie Sampson
Greenwood
BYPU
Calli Dees
BYP U
Daisy Freeman
Cotton Mill School
The
Baptist Church
Jones
Oliver
Emmie Newton
Annie Carlisle
I. W. Groome
R. C. Newton
Rev
R. K.purnipseed
Darlington
W. M
Gibson
Scotland
North Carolina
United States
PC Callum
Batesburg
Tanguay Springs
N. Y
Mr. Cullum
Bennettsville urged to keep local militia company
The town faces a crisis over retaining the Marlboro guards in Bennettsville. General Boyd says the decision rests with residents, who must act immediately to support or remove the company amid sustained discontent and calls for military readiness.
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Marlboro Guards
Bennettsville
Boyd
Wil MecIntyre
The
Advocate
Columbia
General Boyd
Greenville
Columbian
Capt
McIntyre
Rogers for Re election to county treasurer
Nicholas B Rogers announces his candidacy to succeed himself as county treasurer. He is described as diligent and capable, with no opposition anticipated for the reelection. Spears is serving an unexpired term as solicitor after the death of the previous holder.
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Nicholas B Rogers
Rogers
Bermanil
Stor
Vkony
Hinesch
Spears
Johnson
Tie
Webster Marriage Announcement and Local Campaign Notes
Richmond announces the marriage of Thos Ty Webster to a Richmond girl, surprising friends in Bennettsville and Washington. The item also notes Graham’s bid for supervisor, praising his farming, road building, and prior town votes, with references to local candidates and events in Beightsville and Red Springs.
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Thos
Webster
Richmond
Ty Webster
Webste
Bennettsville
Washington
Democratic Club Meeting Urged For April 26 1903 Bennettsville
County Chairman orders Bennettsville Democratic Club to gather at the Court House at 3 PM on Saturday April 26 1903. All members urged to attend as business of importance and reorganization for electing delegates to the County Convention is planned. Also includes an ornate medical ad for Dean's Regulates claiming gentle relief for constipation.
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Bennettsville den Oeatic Club
Delewates
Notice Final Discharge in Estate of WK Breeden
Final discharge requested by executors Bo Breeden Jr and Breeden from Marlboro probate court after filing final return for WK Breeden estate. Court date set for April 24 1808 to seek discharge.
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W & Breeden
Marlboro County
WK Breeden
Notice of Final Discharge for Red Cannon
Final discharge notice of the estate of Red Cannon acknowledges Chas Ik Mis as executor. The probate court in Millboro County directs the administrator to apply for final distribution on April 2, 1908, with memorials and continued compliance on the property and vehicles as required by law.
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Lboro
Fight at Deborah School closes with injuries in Smithville
At the Deborah school closing at Quicks Cross Roads Smithville last Friday a fight broke out injuring two men one cut on the neck and another coat torn. Attendees included Mrs D Grant and her family, County Superintendent Easterling and Rep J P Gibson. An incident with Wesley Brigman and Mr Donnelly led to further confrontation. Several residents including Wesley Brigman White Odom and Richard Odom faced charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct and carrying weapons. trial pending.
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Deborah
Quicks Cross Roads
Smithville
D Grant
Selvin
Grants
Joe Donnelly
Erhardt
Grant
Easterling
J P Gibson
Wesley Brig- Wan
Mra Donnelly
Dannelly
Dannnelly
Byigman
Jauton
Bitemian
Frionile
Penotin
Jessiey Ghinv
Poss Ceti
Peel
Trelis Jone
Ri Odom
Richard Odom
Wesley Beipman
White Odom
St Quick
Deboraly School
Quek Ways
Antioch House
White Quomn
Mayristrave Huxley
Brightsvilly
Salem School Closing Exercises to Be Held April 28
The closing exercises of Salem school will be held on Wednesday April 28 beginning at ten o'clock in the morning. There will be suitable school program and addresses by Ms W I Emmitofs, G University, and Rev BO Wat son elder of Marion district. The events promise to attract a large crowd with many from Bennettsyville expected to attend.
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Salem School
W. 1. Emmitofs. G. University
BO. Watson
Marionslistrict
Bennettsyville
Jess
Rogers for Sheriff Announces Candidacy
William J. Rogers of Drake declares his bid for sheriff as a loyal Democrat with high character. He seeks the position after a past defeat and emphasizes qualification and public service. An accompanying snippet advertises Candy Cold Tablets for feverish children with a promotional price.
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William J. Rogers
Drake
Rogers
Hat Sterling
Dian
Kidney pills claim to cure backache and kidney trouble
An advertisement extols Dou’s Kidney Pills as the remedy for backache and kidney disorders. It features a testimonial from A. M. Pilgrim near Darlington, claiming relief after using two boxes and crediting the product with curing both back pain and kidney distress. The ad promotes appetite restoration and overall health.
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Dou
A.M. Pilgrim
Darlington
S. G
Dean
Democratic Club of Marlboro County Reorganizes Here
Democrats gather Saturday April 25 to reorganize. Officers to include President Vice President Recording Secretary Treasurer and County Executive Committee member. Working committees form with at least three members each including registration and executive committee plus other club suited groups. Delegates allocated by County Executive Committee.
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Marlbora
Hore Vine
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JR McKittrick
Norment
Buisne
Jil Beckham
Rock Till
CR May
W W Wanamaker
Orangeburg
W . Stevenson
Cheraw
Ira Bounds
Clara Bilups
Clarendon County
LF Stokes
Darington Press
JT. Everett
Monon
Myre
Vni Vives Remert
N.C. Saha
GW Preenman
Bam
George Crosland
Witzhugh Lumber Company
Ausburn
Darlington County
Pee Dee
A. It
J. J. Purell
Red Springs
T. Keand
Cyl Mae Purcell
North Oaroling
BT Purnipseed
Killer Ty Craytin
Bentoe
Don Creward
CDP
Tawansat Dis
Wdfn
Civinetr
Fiat Vie Gilbey
Oawan
Loti Cordietel
Elisha
V IT McIntyre
Unik
Bonnellsville
AL Hoyd
Ben- Hettsville
Iti Wons
Ini Chey
Pete
Eibade
Honnettay
Gen Boyd
Melady Re
Sheste
Oy Sohengt
Tom Webster
Graham
Shaw
Mas Graham
Dabor
East Parks
Brightavite
Beightsville
Sauthiy
Robeson County
Noc
Wittesses
Monty
Nak
Democratic Club
T J Rogers
D Easterling
Iris
Bo Breeden, Jt, Breeden
Wbich Shih
Piel Ti Pe
Reba
Salem SC
Alea
A. Dy Douslas
Burdacik
Walker Sunbury
Attention Democrats
Adamsyville
Brownsville
Clio
Helen B McColl
Mill Village
Quicks Cross
Ted Hill
Smnithyville
Tatun
TORO
Aia
Dr. Shoop
MO. T. Douglas
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