Boggs and Co Advertises Local and National News
The itemization outlines subscription rates and ad pricing while reporting on politics, industry and commerce. It notes Sitting Bull’s death and claims about an Indian war nearing end, mentions Koch's consumption care, and critiques the South Atlantic and South Atlantic Augusta publications. It also covers legislative efforts, the force bill, and state election concerns with references to governors and justices.
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Sitting Bull
Progress and ambition mark South's rapid growth in 19th century
A Mississippi South Carolina era summary touts a decade of dramatic progress in farming land, manufacturing, and capital infusion. It highlights Pickens county growth, new rail lines, and projected wealth and population gains. It calls for duty from cadets, praise for the State Female College, and reflections on public service, education, and social life.
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Piedmont
Pickens County
Mississippi
Columbus
US 87
Charles H. Cook
Cicorgia
Millegeville
South Carolina
Youth and age in Kipling Gladstone debated in The Constitution
The Boston Globe and The Constitution weigh in on youth and age in literary and public life. Kipling writes early and Gladstone rests late, both proving capability at different ages. A survey by J A Harrison reports sixty five foot grade over the Blue Ridge, hinting at a railroad link to the West via School House Gap and potential Greenville connections.
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Boston Globe
Kipling
Gladstone
Old Ape
Kiplings
J. A. Harrison
Lee
Blue Ridge Mountains
Congaree Construction Company
Blue Ridge
Knoxville & Western
Harrison
Greenville
School House Gap
Asner
Clem son College Opens October First
The editor is informed that Clemson Agricultural College will open for the first session on October 1. Plans to register students are underway and the writer urges prospective entrants to quickly send their names for early registration. Full details will be mailed after trustees finalize entrance reputations.
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Clemson Agricultural College
News and Courier
Clemson College
A.A. Srnoor
Cotton Harvest At Bull Pond Yields Slim Returns
Captain J P Gray of Bull Pond reports 31 bale doodes cotton from a Lia pet 12 acre patch amid weather damage. He notes poor luck reduced expected yield, predicting three bales per acre if conditions had been favorable. The Barnwell source advertises the Skyriver subscription at $1.50 per year.
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J. P. Gray
Bull Pond
Barnwell
Bank Officers Listed in Historical Ledger
Praxk Tasaonn serves as president James A Hoyt is listed as vice president Wee C Bracnas holds the cashier position in the archival bank roster.
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Praxk Tasaonn
James A. Hoyt
Wee C. Bracnas
Bank Notice Promises Wide Deposits and Usual Banking
The notice lists People's Bank Capital with multiple names including Stuplus W OM Thurend James L Orr I OW Poe and O P Mills. It states accounts of merchants and farmers are solicited and deposits received from $1.00 to any amount payable on demand. All business usual to banking will re.
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W. OM. Thurend, James L. Orr, I. OW. Poe, O. P. Mills
Three Gold Premiums For Subscriptions In Pickens
An 1891 subscription drive offers gold prizes for new subscribers to the Pickens Sentinel. Top collector earns ten dollars in gold, second five dollars, third three dollars, and fourth two dollars in silver. Bonafide new names, with cash payments, count. ads run from January 1 1891 to January 1 1892 with reports to follow.
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Pickens Sentinen
Kent
Seininen
Seinen
Pick County
Ihs
United States
South Carolina
Pickens County
Sentinen
Julios FE
Bouas
Notice of Final Settlement in Pickens County Probate
The court will apply to Judge B. Newberry of Probate for Pickens County on Sunday January 861 for leave to make a final settlement of the estate of Watson Stewart deceased and to be dismissed as administrator.
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Otice
B. Newberry
Jude
Pickens County
Watson Stewart
Savannah Week ee News Advertises Free Subscriptions
A promotional notice touts a weekly Savannah newspaper described as the largest in the South with 16 large pages. It invites readers to send their name and address along with 5 to 10 friends to receive a copy by post and for a fee to have it mailed.
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Savannah
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Boggs & Co., Proprietors
J. K. Boggs
Congress
Prof. Koch
Senate
South Ailmutic
South Atlantic Co., Incorporated
South
South Atlantic
Augusta
Columbia
Tillman
Sonoborg
Wittaw
Jeon Place
Hlon
Minsfield
Citadel
Pensiie
Coosaw Mining Company
If. Howard
Big Bill
Greenville County
George Center
Ben Ross
Howard
Miverybody
Horns
Dustrial
Milledgeville
Fashionale
Sally
Bob
Euphronia
Atlanta
Macon
Constitution
Baltimore Record Suvs
Ret
People’s Bank
Greenville, S.C
Capital
Stuplus
EK. It, Pulenwider
Frank Trammond
N. F. Means
Das, A. Hoyt
Lewis & Morris
Pickens Markets
I. A. Stewart
Richmond
Danville
Charlotte Air Line
Deviston
Lula
Excerst
Lula Sill
Lula 6
Athens
Elberton
Toccoa
Washington
Sol. Haas
Jas. L. Taylor
Gen
L. L. McCleseke
Tealing Springs
King's Mountain
Amiar
Areea Grover Tae
Blacksburg
Wales
Ninvar
Ay Gaulfrey
Cowpen's
Jerse Ewes
Clifton
Belews
Mount Zion
Edeee
Elas Welford
Duncan
Amar See Paylor
Aril
Alar Crosawell
Liberty
Ieee
Cae Ee Central
Westminster
Tlarbina
Ben Clevelan
Beales
Toeeou
Von
Acon Feltersete
New IL
Tha
Elowery Branch
Duluth
Enae Norcross
AN Belt Junction
Noenlar
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