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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1890
Page
10
Fragmentary notice cites political retaliation as Morris shatters Cale Morris candidacy. Local editor mentions respect and communication rules, with hints at ads and discounts affecting merchants and attire notices.
The American Agriculturist prize crop contest reports a record corn yield on one acre valued at ten thousand dollars in potential impact. Zachariah Jordan Drake of Marlboro County South Carolina wins the grand prize of five hundred dollars in gold with a duplicate award from the South Carolina Department of Agriculture.
Legal notice details the administration of Micciah Alexander senior estate. It names Elizabei Murphee and Lemisa SSIS as claimants and lists heirs including John Cantrell, Polly Amn Centred, and others. court actions seek settlement in open court in Richland County with dates and locations in the Carolina division.
Proceedings in the county show the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and related parties seeking leave to publish advertisement notices in several towns including Charleston Sumter Columbia Chester Yorkville Greenwood Hendersonville and others. Attorneys Watts and J P U Newberry appear for the petitioner and executor lists are provided.
Schedule notice notes trains operated to 75th Meridian time, one hour ahead of Greenwich time. It reflects local railway timing practices in 1889.
The notice lists Pullman sleeper routes from New York to Nashville and Athens to New Orleans, with references to sleepers to Washington and Birmingham. It reads as a timetable fragment showing connections and destinations, mentioning Chicago style abbreviations and several city pairs.
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