Grand Mags Meeting Elects Officers for Cotton Association
The meeting of farmers in the Cotton Association, large and enthusiastic, reorganized with officers led by President R. M. Pegues and Vice President W. A. Rogers. Delegates were chosen for state and New Orleans conventions, committees named, and a $250.25 collection pledged to support the association’s continued work benefiting all classes in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Uim
Brax
R. M. Pegues
W. A. Rogora
Eeo Y & Cron
O. J. Breeden
Delegaton
KR. M. Pogues
J. L. McLaurin
Evang
Pogues
Chuy. Crodand
W. A. Rogers
New Orleans
KM. Pogues
JL. McLaurin
A. J. Matheson
Chas Crosland
RK O. MclIntyre
H. K Covington
Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates Seaboard Aix Line R. Y.
Seaboard announces Christmas holiday excursion tickets on December 22 28 24 25 and 30 1905 and January 1906 with limited return by January 4 at one third fare between all points in Southeastern territory including Washington DC. Students and teachers may travel on same terms from December 17 to 24 inclusive with return by January 8.
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Seaboard
Washington, D. C
Wedding Announcement of Miss Mary Beulah Howell
Mary Beulah Howell oldest daughter of Mr J M Howell married Mr Thomas Martiod in this town December 21 1905 at 6 o'clock Rev B McLicool of the Presbyterian church performed the ceremony. The couple left for Portsmouth aboard the northbound train after a reception with many friends attending prior evening. The bride wore a blue silk traveling suit with matching hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Mary Beulah Howell
J. M. Howell
Thomas
Portamouth
Hattie McCormag
Maxton
Charles Gilmore Bolton
J. Frank Bolton
Beatty
Gainesville
Ala
Charlie
Frances Williams
Charles Stokes ‘Williams
Charley Bolton
Wanted and For Sale Notices and Oddities
Public notices advertise loans and insurance offerings with contact details amidst miscellaneous sale items and generic classified snippets. An ominous race with death related to Ralph Bernardey hints at medical fears and deteriorating health.
Neighbor’s Departure and Old-Time News From the County
A column recalls J H Cov tehony moving from a 200 acre Williamsburg farm, his fox hunting, and a farewell note from 1906. It mentions Charlie Bolton’s Gainesville Ala wedding, local shop ads, and quotes on Foley's Honey and Tar. The piece blends family notices, ads, and local color from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epitor
J. H. Covtehony
Williamsburg County
Vitiqae
Jo‘. Covinaron
Hebron Deo
The Annual Conference At Confor 2000 Spartanburg Districts Formed
The Annual Conference outlines new district divisions and presiding elders. Anderson and North Charleston form two new districts, bringing twelve presiding elders to the conference. Mayors and delegates attend the general conference as Marlboro splits work between Florence and Marion districts with assignments for ministers and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Spartanburg
Mt Columbia
Anderson
Noth Charlesian
Eufora
Rava
QO. Wetson
KE. Blackhouse
W. J. Dinca
Cleatioy
P. A. Hodges
WS Martin
Brownaville
Hardin
Chicot
Bhulor
Baker
Latta
Wright
Gallivant
Taylor PE
Greenville
Stackhoune
Rock Hill
Local Moves and Shocking Tragedy Stir Bennettsville
Several Bennettsville residents relocate property and homes including C C Hamor moving to Jennings street, Simeon Gibson joining the stock business at Gibson Station, Marion Rasterling selling the Powne House to J J McTonis, J W LeGrand moving into Me Llania’s former house, Willis Easterling buying east Bennettsville property, and T I Gillespie taking a Weatherly Grocery post with E L Hamiltona. In a separate incident Rufus McRae, once raised near Blenheim, suffers a sudden psychotic break after a breakup with his partner, fatally assaulting Dr Napier during a frantic episode before aid arrives.
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C. C. Hamor
Beation
Carroll
Jenningstroet
Simeon Gibson
Gibson Station
Bennettaville
Marion Rasterling Han
Powne
J. McTonis
Howell
Kings Street
J. W. LeGrand
MelTania
Willis Easterling
East Bennettsville
T. I. Qilleepie
Weatherly Grocery
E. L. Hamiltona
Rufus McRae
Blenheim
Sumter County
Hig All Rome
Geome
Frenay
Nonault
Dr. Napier
Bhorift
Tribute and memorial notes from the church service
A fractured tribute expresses grief for a deceased brother and praises faith and memory. It notes sympathy for the family, gratitude for communal support, and a pledge to emulate the deceased’s faith and deeds in future efforts. A copy of the minutes is requested for transmission to the church and county paper.
Annual WV County Commission meeting and fair sale notes
The last meeting of the county commission is scheduled for Friday with all claims due. The Excole Store will be open for holiday sales featuring porcelain items, cooking utensils, and fancy presents. A Good Farmer and Mr. J A Odom are mentioned with land and crop notes including bales of cotton and other produce.
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Santa Claus
T. I. Dean
J. A. Odom
Three Horae Farm
Marlboro County real estate sale under 1905 judgment
By virtue of a judgment of mortgage sale dated November 23 1905 the undersigned will sell January 9 1906 before the Marlboro Court House door Bennettsville to the highest bidder for cash the eight acre tract described as bounded by Sawyer Quick Thomas Brown and Quick The purchaser must pay all papers and the property may be resold at a later date if terms are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Marlboro
Bennettsville
D. C
KR. d
Sawyer
Mary Ann Quick
Thomas Brown
Sie
Tax Returns Open for Marlboro County 1906 Tax Season
Office of Auditor Marlmond Co Rontottaville announces January 1 to February 20 1906 as the period to file tax returns for Marlboro County. Absent filers face a fifty percent penalty and dog capitation tax applies. Auditors will visit towns including Mandeville Hill Blenboim Brownsville Hebron Red Bull and others on listed dates. Bonnottoville office will also serve January 1 to September 30.
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Marlmond CO
Rontottaville
Otion
Ofica
Marlboro County
Holor
Nea
Tod
Mandeville
Ted Hill
Blenboin
Brownsville
Brlatow
Atora ' Aytly
Hebron
Hmamor'n
Red Bull
Blatt Milla Btora
Tio
Paton
McQell
Newtonville
Goodvein's Mill
Amithvito
Grant’n Mill
Bonnottoville
Selauary
Iyoo
Bonnottayille
Romen
Unscrupulous Patent Medicines Promote Fear and Fraud
A jumble of patent medicine claims and warnings appears, listing tonics and salves such as kidney cures, liver tonics, and pain relievers. It references dubious testimonials from Bennettsville and Blaine Minnesota, urging readers to avoid dangerous substitutes while promoting various products.
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Themareboro
Seaboard Aix Line
R. Y
Ae Avuiguul
Fins
Christmay WappId
Moorea Piao
R. I
W. Mf. Browns
Honnottaville
Life
Crosland & Tyson
Ralph ¥. Bernandey
Wotley'n Toney
Por Holey & Co
Chicago
Foley
Bennettaville Pharmacy
Teena
Crosvanp & Tyson
Maus Anyoly
Leasure
Dr. Dade
Marlboro: Drug Co
Jnos. Moore
Noumonimon
Joe Woley
Hennettaull Pharmacy
the Democrat
McCall’s Magazine
Sunny South
Democrat
Atlanta Constitution
Iao
Taylomn & Co
Wonbharly
Desaraborij
Changus
Rhsi
Trother Breedon
Mad
County Paperw
Dr. Kin
Wis Vit
Berrien
Charly
Sam
J. Bell Blaine
Minn
J.P. Douglas
Martha Aghi
Marines County
Luwis
E.C, Morryso
Rani
Spork
Sear
Anais
Will
Ancy
Mr. W. Carrol
H Cy. Newton
Virginia-Carolina
UGS
My. Folin A. Ganedian
Charlton Wad
Pearson
Jeweler
SND
Outillians
Bobyilee
Bos
W. Jaw Meponal
Medonald
W. P. Bripden, Jr
Hennettsville
McDonald Roof Paint Co
W. Mr. Rowe
ALP
Wimgut
Asai Toner
Vntorny
Regent
Douglas’ Drug Store
Koryo
J. Puanson
Findi Ng Mr. H
J. T. Douglas
Toawary
Claude Moore
Douglas
Eleadquarters
VOR
Throop Crosland
Public Square
Ip. A. Hodges
AIR Line
Heave
Arriva Cheraw
Cheraw
Wilmington
Charlotte
Atlanta
Haleigh
Richmond
Washington
Hulumore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Maat
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Tampa
Montgomery
New Orleana
J. Medlin
Hennottavilla & Choraw R. R
Bennottaville
8. C
Addyosa R
Burroughet
Skanoano Air Line Ry
Ashcraft’s
Ashcraft
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