Walhalla notes and notices from May reading list
Local notices include court adjournment and visitors, on page Walhalla updates. Advertisements show clothing lines, a Charleston Exposition ticket sale, bridge project funding, and dance and picnic plans. Visits by Miss Nettie Jones, J. M. Moss appointees, and candidates for county offices announced.
Walhalla notices of residents and local ads mix
Walhalla crowds report visitors from Anderson Clemson and Gainesville. A long list covers trades, jobs, sales, a summer cook, a school, and a picnic plan. Local business ads from Carter Co. and others run alongside pastor announcements and a death in Salem.
Exposition visits and local life in Seneca area
J H D Seneca May 6 reports James Thompson of Mableton Ga visiting Seneca with his family and Miss Annie Alexander planning an Atlanta and Mableton stay. Many local residents join Charleston and Columbia expositions amid heat, plus society events, church notices, and updates on deaths, marriages, and town improvements.
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Walhalla
Fincanon
Soncos
Sue. Cime
West Union
Valhalla
J. J. Norton
Sallie Norton
Charleaton Exposition
Ide Hi Darby
M. . Coleman & Co
Seneca
Prichard
C. Smith
N. Phillips
B. L. Lowery
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Bank of
T. Moore
T. M. Stribling
Theological Seminary
Louisville
Avalon
M. W. Coleman & Co
J. S. Carter
W. B. Doyle
The
Presbyterian Church
McHenry
Doyle
W. IL. Doyle
A Ne
Rhett Parker
Anderson
Walhalla Market
J. D. Fineannon
Joe Brown
Julian Dendy
Clemson College
Davey, Strother
Spartanbang
Lantwok
Joe Hopkins
John IF. Craig
O. TH. Schumacher
Gainesville
J. A. Norton
D. Head
Newry
Morton
J.C. Shockley
J. B. Wilson
Vilay Or Lo, Ife
Katie
Annie
Greenville
Goo
Wilson
Ife
Lunnoey
Das
W. Bearden
Oakway
House of Representatives
Ile
Carter & Co
D. C
Trustees of
Lavonia
Faresthor
Capt
Mia
I. C. Strother
Blue Ridge
James D. Massey
Atlanta
Walhalls
Samuel Massey
Charleston Exposition
South Carolina
Metropolia
Slo
Lanatorer
Trapier
Japhtha Reeves
Salem
Penmenin
Salem Baptist Cemetery
James Thompson
Mableton
Annie Alexander
Joe Lawrence
W. J. Lunney
Eloise Hamilton
W. F. Austin
Willie Austin
Fannie’ Lowery
Charleston
Columbia
T. E. Dicks
John Hopkins
O. K. Doyle
Misa May Cherry
Christine
Inez Dickson
Chas
Reid
RR. Camak
Memphia
Tonn
K. Livingston
Lockhart
E. A. Hines
Hampton County
Dickson
Sencca
M. D
Ladies’ Missionary Society
J. H. Adams
KE. C. Doyle
Adams
Library Association
J. M. Palmer
New Orleans
Palmer
South
B.C
Moorman
D. P. Verner
J. F. McCaroy
Unusu
Sencoa
Victom de
Char. Manly
Manly
Baptist Church
Indies
Beep Mystery: Electric Bitters Promises Quick Cure
A fragment from a beamed advertisement claims women suffer backache headaches nervousness melancholy and other ailments until Electric Bitters cures them. A Iowa writer says the tonic eased years of trouble and enabled her to do housework at age three, praising its effects on appetite and health. Available at all druggists for 60 cents.
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Mia
Phebe Gherley
Potoraon
Iowa
Ives
Rugatores
Supreme Court Upholds Common Law Against Trusts
Atlanta May 1 The Supreme Court handed down a far reaching decision declaring common law conspiracies and trusts illegal as they bar competition. Jacobs Pharmacy v Atlanta Retail Drug Association held that while the 1896 Sherman act is constitutional, common law anti trust principles also prohibit price fixing and restraint of trade. Jacobs seeks damages of 50000 in a pending suit as druggists were enjoined from further anti competitive actions.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court
Ite
Jacobs Pharmacy
Jacoby
Jacoba
Vicorgia
Jacobs
Announcements of Democratic Primary Candidacies
A flood of notices lists numerous residents and professionals in Oconee county announcing candidacies for county offices including Commissioner Superintendent of Education Treasurer Representatives and Probate Judge all subject to the Democratic primary. Namesappear such as Naviannier P Woon CG Grate Wa Fenner J O Alexander J R Kay E O Dorn Tompson Brown Mason W Shti rting Carr Enison J Enise D A Saar D Prank McAttis and Edward Garr with no dates given.
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Yor
Naviannier
Oconee
P. Woon
Oconoo
CG. L. Grate
Friends of
Ovonoe County
Jos
Alexander
J. R. Kay
VOR Representatives
Dr. E. 0. Dorn
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Con
Congress
Mason Wa
Friends of Carr
A. H B. Enison
J. P. Enise
S.C
W. 8
Prociarn
M. Conn
Epward Ganrr
8. M. Poor
D. Prank MoAt
Isven
Townville Notes And Local Visits
Townville news covers church sermons by Rev J T Hore and Rev R V Williams, local travel to Charleston expo, and many neighbors visiting or staying with friends. Mentions M. Mahaffey, J W Shirley, Bula Dickson, Adda King, J I Brown, Janie Gaines return from Charleston, and M M Austin praising King’s New Life Pills.
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J.T. Hore
R.v. Williams
Baptist Church
P. Mahaffey
Shirley
W. H. Giles
Charleston
Russell Bearden
Westminster
J. W. Shirley
Ming Bula Dickson
Broyles
Apont
Mine Adda King
Tokoona
Brando Griffin
Belton
Iiflle Bagwell
Seneca
Hrsisiter
WN. Woolbright
J.D. Babb
Terrible Tornado in India Destroys Decca Area
Calcutta reports a deadly tornado striking Decca and nearby towns. Four bundlu and sixteen pore sons killed. crops ruined across the district. The cyclone began April 23 at Posgola wrecking Datta Jute Works, then San Achar where India General Company's warehouses collapsed. Dozens died in multiple localities.
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Calcutta
Decca
Bundiu
Pore
Posgola
Datta Jute
San Achar
India General Company
Dacca
Nagalband
Barnighat
Local Notes on Rain, Roads and Church Sermon at Cross Roads
Heavy rains plus strong winds last week cooled heat but hampered work. Roads see significant improvement after years of neglect. Rev Morgan of Anderson preached a large Cross Roads sermon with the text But God forbid that I should levy save in the Cross of our feans Christ. Local residents and visitors share health, social visits, and plans for the upcoming singing convention at Comncross.
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Rov
Abr
Morgan
Anderson
Cross Roads
J. A. McLogkey
Mishes Eile Moore
May Hopking
Seneca
R. A. Moore
Robt. Baldwin
Thos. Owenn
Misa Ploma
Klother
Prichard
Mns ST. Brown
Mike Ada King
Townville
Hattie McLin
Lam Patterson
Comncross
Cadets Drown While Bathing Near Yorkville
Three King's Mountain Military Institute cadets Lindsay Nichols and Stevens drowned in Black's pond near Yorkville while attempting to rescue Stevens who could not swim. Lindsay, son of Capt. J. R. Lindsay, and Nichols' parents live near town. Stevens resided at Korshaw. The incident occurred at about 5 o'clock this afternoon.
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Yorkville
Lindsay
Nichols
Stevens
King's Mountain Military Institute
Black's Pond
J. R. Lindsay
Town
Korshaw
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Whitewater River
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Nettie Jones
Mma Lay
Tamassee
J. M. Strother
Ridge Spring
J Maley
Mins Jodie
W. J. Beard
Bol+mont school
Evangelical Lutheral Church
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Fannie Crisp
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W. S. James
Hattiesburg
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J. M. Moss
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Jacksonville
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Seneca and Walhalla
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Easley
BO Austin
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D. A. Smith
Ference
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W. HL. Sharp
Lexington County
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Walhalla Circuit
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Whit Iire’s
Methodist Church
Robert Lyloa
Perry
Clinton White
W. OG. Whitmire
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Kia
Valhalla Graded School
IL. Norman
Board of ‘Trestees
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R.T. Jaynes
Oconee County
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Prof
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Rb.t. Jaynes
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J. R. Suttles
Mary K. Lawrence
Rooter
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J. W. Moore
P.M
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Mary Ann Morton
John I. Morton
Toll Gate
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Georgia
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Railroad Commission of Georgia
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Blue Ridge Railway
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Crittenden
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J. H. Moore
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R. E. Mason
Stenocypher
Rhonua
Phonon
Blackswit Shop
Taye
Jesse Lay
Cheehes
J. C. Shockley
Eureka
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Fare
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Eerie Feegescanahts
Standard Oil CO
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Paris Green
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R. L. Vinson
Holly Springs
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Richland
J.P. McDonald
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K. L. Duffie
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R. G. Elliott
Olin
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Ryan Dale
East End
Preston Barron
Thomas Bibb
Walter Zimmerman
Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Company
M. F. Freeman
Ifo
Kt. M. DuBose
J. A. Cook
Fort Madison
H. B. Zimmerman
Katie Harris
Mando Stribling
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Ethel McGee
Myrtle Zimmerman
Mary
Nellie Lou
Caroline Carter
Jonnie V. Bronzvale
Masters Tafed
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Aite
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Mission Mall
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Ki. W. Grove
Bounty Land
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Hartwell
Myrtie Davis
Juvenile Literary Society
J. L. Smith
Tho Socity
Sorosis
J.J. Davis
Myrtie
Dean
Keowee
J. B. Shanklin
J. B. Anderson
D. A. Saari
Oconoe County
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
India
Om Tokeeaa
Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Oxfords
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