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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1894
Page
4
A fragmented verse laments a deep early love now muted to friendship. The text interleaves with a sermon outline of salvation and personal struggle, touching on Job’s ailment, narrow escapes, and moral exhortations to faith and perseverance.
A tense gathering in Laurens devolved into near-lynx combat as Butler and Tillman clashed over the Dispensary issue. Spectators yelled, shouts turned to threats, and marshals failed to restore order while Ellerbe Evans and others spoke on reforms and politics. A late-night disturbance at The Hermitage grave site followed a separate report from Tennessee.
Report from Clomac Lemson College in Washington D C on July 28 describes pressure to oust President Craighead. When asked who supported him, almost the entire student body rose, leaving about twenty five who refused citing not voting as a Bonré matter and opposing efforts.
The Sudden & Bates Southern Music house in Savannah announces Six Summer Offers on Standard Instruments under a Special Lidsummer Sale. The offers promise low cash payments with the balance due in November, valid until November 1, with details in the issue. A separate note reports a fatal assault at Kapire Mills in Pleasant, Tasle where Chamblish struck Garbatt, who died from heart complications.
The author denounces a committee and alleges the State Alliance proceedings were steered by the old ring to defeat Governor Tillman and suppress dissent. They pledge to expose charges against Manager Duncan, audit the Exchange funds, and insist farmers’ money be accounted and returned where misused. The piece defends Alliance principles while condemning perceived politician influence.
Hartford police traced a foul odor to a trainyard closet where three boys aged 4, 9, and 7 were found naked and mangled. Autopsy ruled death by suffocation with no violence. Theory suggests the boys hid in a luggage car door spring lock and were locked inside.
The advertisement urges readers to invest in pianos or organs for homes, claiming long lasting value and benefits for youth. It promotes Ludden Bates Southern Music House of Savannah Georgia, established 1870, noting 60,000 instruments supplied and a reputation for fair prices and honorable customer treatment. It invites inquiries and free catalogs.
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