Miss Mablo Allgood at home this week
Miss Mablo Allgood remains at home this week after a short rotation. The column lists local notes including Mrs. Elizabeth Capehart’s return from North Carolina and Spartanburg relatives, and Rev. G.R. Schaffer’s sermon at the Methodist church.
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Mablo Allgood
Elizabeth Capehart
North Carolina
Spartanburg
Wispensary Bloody W. B. Metz Shot at Fairgrounds
Wispensary Bloody W. B. Metz the man who killed Clark in Columbia and defied Tillman and his constables at the fairgrounds last November was shot and probably fatally wounded by Davis Miller a horse drover from North Carolina on February 3.
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Gor
Lillman
J. D. Aiken
Ostmaster
Central
Anita D Ambler
Amblers
J. W. Major
Grove Station
Greenville County
W. W. White
Bank of
Anderson
Justice Davis
Greenville
Daniel Baldwin
Sunny Dale
Tank Baldwin
Augustine Seymore
North Carolina
Simonton
United States Court
Shannon & Co
Greensville
South Carolina
Clemson College
Pickens
Oconee
Ravenel's
Clemson
Larkin Hughes
Atlanta Weekly Constitution
Eugene Alexander
Wmn
Chandler
Berguson Place
Town Creek
J. J. Lewis
J. C. Jennings
T. C. Thornley
Grow Creek
Spartanburg
T.C. O'Dell
Georgetown ‘Times
Pendleton
Fasley
Liberty
Hurricane
Duncoeville
Pumpkintown
Bastatoe
Sam Jamison
Sun
J. P. Carey
W. B. Metz
Clark
Columbia
Tillman
Davis Miller
Missing word puzzle on society topic in England
The prompt asks to fill a blank in a historical sentence about the Prince of Wales and society in England. It explains prize divisions for entrants who supply the correct word, with example payouts for 45, 00, and 100 participants and mentions free entries for both contests.
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England
Prince of Wales
The People’s Paper Promotes Tariff Reform and Tax Expansion
It proclaims a circulation of 156000 and calls for a currency expansion to meet business needs. The paper positions itself as the world news weekly with correspondents in major centers.
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People's Paper
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Ickens Sentinel
Cora Bowen
Iasta Tonday
Williamson Female College
Mohrait Gilstrap
H.O
W. M. Hagood
J. A. Steel
People’s Bank
Pickenson
Young America
A. Bowen
John Attaway
New Hope
New Friendship
Bruce and
Carey
Maine Street
W. Clayton
J. A. Bongs
Wolf Creek
Pitkens
Allgood
Jane
Males
J. E. Boges
C. L. Hollingsworth
C. T Hutchins
J. B. Clyde
C. T. Hutchins
G.R. Schaffer
Methodist Church
Atlanta
Freeman Jolly
Mars
Jolly
Cyrus Familion
Franklin County
Tre Senrinen
Mike Whitmire
Ebenezer Church
Saluda
Shiailow Mord
Mo KG
WJ. Roark
Busor
Easley
Summers
THE
Atlanta Weekly
Sentinel
Liberal
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Ermany
State OF South Carolina
D. E. Yendricks
W. H. Wallace
Court House
B. B. Crane
Eliza A. Miles
W. T. Bowen
Russel Duke
Mary Ann Smith
Buncombe Arter
Hetty Lawrence
Wesley Griffin
Jacob Griffin
J. M. Stewart
Almanack
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Almanac
Sloan’s
Main St
W. L. Douglas
Pal
Ww. TW
W. T. McFall
Greenville, S. C
Manin St
Felton’s
Sileken Rod
O'shield
J. E. Dlacoop
Jay
J.L. Tronnery
LC. Tittnener
Hagood & Thorley Bros
Beasley and Pickens
U.S
Washington
Apamencey
C.a.snow &Co
Patent Office
WasHington, D.C
Savannah Weekly News
Uch
Bvsinkha
Nekader
Ttsa
South
Weekly News
Savannah
Hagood, Bruce
Ofice
Hagood, Bruce & CO
Dail
Conenaut
Constitution
Carpenter Bros
Greenville, S&s. C
Burst
Creenville
Coach Factory
H. ©. Markley
Gi. W. Sermine
Tyner
Zateaste
Lewis & Son