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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
8
A fragment mentions ENARLORD MOAT Danooran with terms dated one year six months and three months at percentages. No clear event, date, or organization is fully readable. The text appears to be a partial payment or loan schedule with percentages and time frames rather than a complete notice.
Dillon and nearby towns report numerous visitors and travels. J A B Logette of Dillon and Bristow of Greenville visit relatives. Lizzie Moore, Capel, and others make short trips. Dr J A Prison attends Episcopal convention in Charleston. Dr Watson and Dr Crosland link to Columbia area. J K Owens and Olin Covington make business trips. Spencer and Evans notable residents attend gatherings.
In Brightsville on a Thursday around 8 a.m. J W Odom and Wi Peele saw their stores burned, with Mel W Goodwin owning the houses and facing about 1100,000 in losses. Odom and Peele face uncertain insurance, Colony also reports loss of school books and public school records, the blaze cause unknown.
The Sumter items report illness keeping Rev CA dois from preaching at Baptist Chavely. Town folk attend baptisms and visits as Mrs Tila Danby sails abroad. Notices include ferry work progress, Goodwin family losses, and a sheriff inquiry. A marriage unites Enoch Manis and Giney Ann Cork in Brightsville. Elijah Earle dies near Drake after prolonged illness. funeral at Salem.
The pardon board refused to intervene in the Malloy case. He faces execution by hanging on the 22nd, with the prison van to move him to the gallows. Defense argued the appeals failed. authorities prepare for the order to be carried out.
Weatherly reports a fine stamble cotton crop near three miles from Tyour Lowh Lhe obder alterngance. The cotton, May aatherly's, is of the improved Texaswood variety and promises quality fiber for the season.
A damaged notice lists various soft goods and prices. Items include soft goods at 28 cents, 23, and 206, with mentions of white muslin and sheer ad pieces. The text is garbled, but indicates a sale at a store named Oneot Tsien Hees Tinney with multiple small items and discounted prices.
A brief ad proclaims a sale of white and fancy items in multiple colors for ladies at prices from $1.25 to $3.59. It mentions Lisle Vivend and insite and Hise and notes stock priced between $1.00 and $2.00. The sale offers selected items this week at 50 cents each.
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