Old Pickens Sentinel Editor Bids Farewell in 1899
In a final column the editor J. E. Musqe announces end of his year as editor of the Pickens Sentinel. He thanks readers for kindnesses and approval, notes imperfect work, and passes the paper to proprietor J. E. Musqe on January 1 with best wishes for continued prosperity and a hopeful union of people.
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Green Wines S. C
Reform era rights and printing monopoly clash fuel editorials
The piece attacks reform abuses reversing equal rights and granting state printing to Columbia Register at inflated costs. It notes competition removed, heralds a monopoly favoring the Register, and calls for broader editorial reprint of policy, plus dispensary force arrests and a judge's order in a civil case with bail set.
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CG. B. McDonald
Anni Cantun
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A. Cantini
Ellen
Barney Geraty
Gallfard
B. Swan
J. Pepper
McDon
Lins Netion
Comptroller Bierbee Urges County Auditors to Reform Tax Valuation
Comptroller Bierbee speaks to county auditors on preserving property at true market value rather than fractional value and notes millions in credits like bonds mortgages notes and accounts are not on tax books. He argues for reform and equal taxation across all property to fund government needs.
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Cleveland era political shifts and reform debates in 1893
The dispatch reports President Cleveland backing Maj. Brawley as U.S. District Judge for South Carolina and discusses district resignations and succession. It critiques a new county government bill, praises Secretary Carlisle's financial report and the Wilson tariff, and notes partisan maneuvers over Hawaiian policy and reform.
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Brawley
J. Willam Stokes
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U.S
South Carolina
Simonton
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Senate
Douse
Almanac by Prof Hicks storm prophet for 1884 published
The 64 page almanac by Prof Hicks, first and only written by the author, includes monthly weather forecasts for 1884, astronomical phenomena for each month, four eclipses, Mercury transit, foundation facts of his weather system, barometer use, longitude and time article, a map, and more. Priced 28 cents, available at news dealers or post paid from Worp and Works Pub Co, St Louis.
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Worp and Works Pus. Co
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Pickens County Partition Sale Under Decretal Order
In Pickens County, W I Hayes et al v D F Wendricks, a partition sale is dictated by a 1893 decree. Three tracts totaling 487 acres, including the George Hendricks home place, are set for public auction at the courthouse on Saleday in January, with terms three parts cash and two years on mortgage security. J M Stewart, Clerk of Court.
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Pickens
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D. FE. Wendricks
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Town Creek
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George Hendricks
B. B. Crane
Iliza A. Miles
Wolf Creek
W.T. Bowen
Russel Duke
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Buncombe Arter
Henry Lawrence
Wesley Grifin
Jacob Griffin
J. M. Stewart
Seat Ey They Thales 4 Fortulai s
Readable fragments describe a brief item involving four fortulai names and a person Alo, with unclear context and scattered letters. The text offers no coherent event, date, location, or outcome to anchor a fuller summary.
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