Personal Civil Court Opens and Local Notables Attend
Civil court will begin on June 22. Bourdelat is ill with fever. Caldwell attends commencement at Due West. Miss Shulie Lytelas travels to Rowland. Janie Smith of Rock Hill visits relatives. Kenneth Matheson critically ill with typhoid near town. Miss Steward visits GI Covington’s home. Henley of Columbia plans to attend court at Laurinburg. Mrs Moore and children visit Dillon relatives. Walter Mitchell and children visit J I Mitchell in town. Laura Everett visits his son J S Everett. Mrs Clarence Mills of Wilmington attends Emma McLaurin’s marriage. Martha Newton and Aliene McLeod home from Struiton for summer. Rev C A Jones in Greenville, will speak at Furman University commencement. Emma Yates of Atlanta attends Drake and Janie Gibbs visits. Miss Timnal son and Breeden relatives noted. John F Diebler back from Columbia post appendectomy. Waldin and Covington recovering from appendicitis. Ina Duke and Blanche Freeman attend dance with Mrs Freeman. Win Rogers recently moved into new seven-room house by N G Byrd. Dora Mandy leaves for Bayeuxville to train as nurse at St Luke’s. NC Byrd accompanies. Twentieth Century Club to mark seventh anniversary Tuesday afternoon, with reception at Mrs TW Carroll’s home from 6 to 7:30.
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Mes
Janie Smith
Rock Hill
Kenneth Matheson
Tow
Miss Steward
Rockinghin
GI Covington
Henley
Columbia
Towtend Court
Laurinburg
J AW Moore
Chiledren
Dillon
Walter J. Mitchell
Kairmont
N.C
J IL Mitchell
Lauel Everett
Monroe
J S Everett
Clarence Mills
Wilmington
Emma McLaurin
Martha Newton
Aliene McLeod
Struiton, Vaz
Win Rogers
Red
Twentieth Century Club
Dane
TW Carroll
Clio
McRrae’s Mill
Little Pee Dee
Nellie Newton
Will McLaurin
Walker Moody
Clarence Treustess
Kate Woodley
Charley Heustess
Sallie McIntyre
Charley Galloway
Elise Roseman
Dr. Barber
Anna Stubbs
Mamie Galloway
JL McLaurin
Michel Chamness
Rosa Galloway
John Reedy
Gibson
Bo McLweed
WR Salmons
AG McRae
Sallie Herring
Alice Manning
Worlhy
Rupert McCommick
Dikson
Faresear Missionary Society
McE
Oharel
Marlon
Georgia Hanner
Iydia Ah Covington
Con Tubbard
Maud
Welcby
Howton
Minnie Manning
Lenny Phonpson
McColl
Dan Atkinson
Dunean McDonald
Mag
Boy survives skull fracture after fall from chicken house
Six year old Keith Palmer fell from a chicken house, fracturing the skull behind the ear. He walked home unaware of injury, then convulsions prompted an immediate operation to reset the skull pieces. Surgeons report Keith is recovering as well as can be hoped.
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Keith
Jom Palmer
Lincoln Assassination Edition of 1865 New York Times Featured
Reading MI reports a copy of a New York paper from April 1865 detailing Lincoln’s assassination, the hunt for conspirators, Davis proclamations, and wartime markets. The front pages show Lincoln’s death, Seward wounded, and Confederate fall stories with editorials and ads.
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Don Fosgler
New York
Mie
Fowler
Mbrahiu Lincoln
Watsoin
Lincoln
Seward
Davis
Richmond
Danville
Virginia
Lee Ab Appomatox
Sherman
Alairs
Ipor
New Orleans
Clint Hie
Ran
New Phone Rates Begin June 1 for Local Service
New charges announced for the Benneitsyville exchange take effect June 1. Business lines cost 4.00 per month when billed separately, or 4.00 on a shared line. residence lines 2.00 on a shared line and 1.50 alone. Subscribers may talk with Clie, Mc Coll, Tatum, Blenheim, Choraw, and Society Till under an agreement between citizens and Bell Telephone Co. to rebuild and improve service.
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Benneitsyville
Clie
McColl
Tatum
Blenheim
Choraw
Society
Bell Telephone Company
Picnic at McRae’s Mill Features Clio Social Scene
The Clio crowd arrives by wagon to McRae’s Mill on the Pee Dee for a picnic and fish fry. Local families and chaperones attend, with Miss Nellie Newton, Miss Walker Moody, and many others paired with escorts. Visitors from nearby towns and church groups join in the friendly outing amid updates on residents and travel.
Prominent Young Minister and Community Notes in Society TN
A bright young minister serves a test charge at the Society church while a large local congregation enjoyed his Sunday sermon. The column mentions the Red Till vent, local families near Hennettsville, a severe forest fire near Southsville, new houses and a two story brick store, and various residents including Messrs Will and Neil Metnis of Caroling. Advertisements for Dr Sheep's Night Cure and Shoop's Sight Cure are included with names in Wisconsin and other towns.
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Simpson
Society TN
Presbyterian Church
Wte Stubbs
Hennettsville
Charles Croshtnd
Niel
Messrs
Will
Neil Metnnis
Caroling
Marion
Brax Newton
Olio Furniture Company
BW Pigram
Shiniet
McCall
ID Te Kilpatricke
Rela
Lynchburg
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Down's Kidney Pills End Backaches, Patient Testimony
Mrs. ROM Tam of Dartington England praises Down's Kidney Pills for easing severe back pain and weak kidneys after trying plasters and tonics. She reports lasting relief within days and recommends the product, noting it is sold by dealers and distributed by Poster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York as sole U.S. agents.
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Rom Tam
Coton Mill
Dartington
S. UK
Thee
Milburn Co
Tuffalo
New York
United States
Dog Question For Campaign Sparks Tax Debate and Fear
A fragmentary letter criticizes dog problems in South Carolina with mentions of hydrophobia and attacks. The writer urges a dog law with taxation to fund enforcement, condemns Gov Ansel’s stance, and warns of growing canine trouble across the state. The piece reflects local politics and public safety concerns.
Marlboro County announces Democratic primary candidates
Aden candidates enter Marlboro County offices including auditor treasurer sheriff and supervisor posts. Names such as Campbell Lowers Woodley Grahanty Manning and Ropers appear as hopefuls subject to Democratic primary results and county rules.
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Audypok
Uette
AD Wt
Campbell
Adld Grahanty
Marlboro County
Frank Manning
Mwasurte
Ropers
University Scholarships and Local Health Ads Mix in 19th Century Notice
A cluttered ad page notes the University of South Carolina offering scholarships in Education for one boy from each county. It also promotes Shoop's Cough Cure as safe for babies, Health Coffee as a coffee substitute, and a local seller KD Rogers & Heo. The blend shows early scholarship outreach alongside consumer health and product marketing.
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University of South Carolina
Department of Education
Rays
Shoop
Rachie
Wis
Beatty
KD Rogers & Heo
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Bdennettsville
Democrat Publishing
Tsubacriphal
Weices
Bourdelat
Wow Caldwell
Due West
C A Jones
Greenville
Furman Uniqsity
Emma Yates
Atlanta
Danes N Drake
Janie Gibs
Miele
Timnal
Ha al
John F Diebler
Wd Waldwin
Olin Covington
Keith Palmer
Hart
Scotton
The
New York Herald
St. Johns Day
Hebron
Abe
Nileesuionys
Extra
McRae’s Mill
Hilson Simpson
General Assembly
Greensboro
N, GC
Will Murphy
Waycross
N. C
Mr. Duck Mefinns
Wilson Tays
Robert Jackson
Jno. Hubbard
Tinay
Phiep
Racine
Ben
Wen
X Tay
Cleepeye
MR. Covington
Ansel
Civorpia
Korik
Beth
Gen Oral Assembly
Mr. Hubbard
Tom
secGon
Parts Unknown
Marlbone
Coluntebia
Oeonee
Wingi Bay
Dean
Sinebog
la Covington Clio
John of Thomas
Tereby
JA Orike
Congress
Bette
Morkges
Mriday
Kew
Lotyes University
Benjamin Sloan
Teh
Columbia, S.C
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