Return G W Shell To Congress From The Fourth District
The Corwin Register urges voters of the Fourth District to reelect G W Shell, claiming he stood at the forefront of the 1890 revolution and has yet to warm his congressional chair. It warns the Saskellites would gloat at his defeat and emphasizes reform, economy, and a fight against government waste as core reasons. The piece mocks opponents and urges voters to support Shell to continue “the revolution” and reform.
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G. W. Shell
Congress
Saskellites
Democratic Party
Corwmbin Register
Controversy Over Webster Spellings And Bank Mandamus
A Washington area editorial clash mocks Webster spelling and a rival paper's money priorities. Greenville banks seek a peremptory mandamus to force tax corrections, with actions by the National and People's banks and Savings Bank contested before Judge Hudson in Anderson.
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Greenville
Greenville News
The
National Bank
People's Bank
Savings Bank
Studson
Anderson
County Board of Equalization
People’s Bank
N. J. Maynesworth
Yeaday
Supreme Court
Jmian W. Bruce
Anderson Bank
Pickens Sexvmen
Bob Jones
Greenville farmer urged as Democratic candidate for Governor
The Greenville based M. L. Donaldson is urged by newspapers and nonjournalists as a suitable Governor candidate to heal party rifts. The note criticizes Governor Tillman’s errors, calls for unity, and argues Donaldson’s conservatism and farmer ties would appeal to voters.
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VOR
Non
M. L. Donaldson
Greenville
Commonwealth
James L. Orr
Donaldson
Democratic Party
Tillman
M. B. Donaldson
M. la. Donaldsen
Transylvania Gap Law cited by Transylvania Nustler
Pickens Stewrixen dated January 26 1862 reports a Brevard Justice Court case involving W Halcombe and a failed U S marshal pursuit for a reward. The Transylvania Hustler defends its stance and notes Congressman Shell filed a Greenville courthouse improvement bill for 2500 dollars.
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Pickens
Shrevard
the Sentinel
Justice Court
Brevard
Ok. W. Halcombe
South Carolina
Federal Court
Hoth
Cone
Dickens
Dhue Rikee
U.S
Olcombe
Transylvania Nustler
Lessiner
Shell
House
Court House
Greenville
Local notes from Laurens and surrounding area 1892
Reports cover infant death of Krom Gates Stephens buried at Golden Creek, spring cleanups around Camp Creek church, oats bought near Liberty, farm sentiment on 6 cent cotton, Gabe Stephens opening a blacksmith shop, Rev Mullinix absent due to ill sister, mention of General Heman and Tillmanism, Prof Vickery passing through, 1892 court actions with Stansel and Childress, bank cashier April death, fire accident rescue, Sarah Bernhardt receipts, and Somerville Journal reference to cash drawer theft.
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Orr
Prof
Vickery
Startwell
Quoonee County
Sound Senate Call for 20 Percent Reduction in Planted Cotton
The Catton Growers convention in Augusta urges a 20 percent cut in planted area. The piece argues farmers should covenant to reduce their own acres, warning that plans based on others’ actions fail. It stresses no profit in planting more than 80 percent of last year’s area and urges disciplined, intelligent farming.
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Catton
Augusta
Jess
Harris & Morris
Younr
Tene & Co
Lng Enidoland
Tfl
Ronay
Tenedb Co
Thee& Co
Avgusia
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Pickens County Lands Put To Sale In 1892 Court Decree
In the Court of Common Pleas in Pickens County a decree dated January 16 1892 by Judge J B Kershaw orders a March 1892 public sale of twelve described tracts on Golden's Creek and nearby lines. The parcels total diverse acreages from 1½ to 50 acres with various bounds, plats and prior deeds cited. Terms require one half cash and balance in one year with interest, payable by bond and mortgage. purchaser covers papers and recording.
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Tate
South Carolina
Pickens
Caroline
Rowland
Whitner Symmes
Fifteen Mile Creek
I. V. Clayton
W. V. Clayton
N. A. Richey
Feb
Sherif Pickens County
State OF
County of Pickens
Court of Common Pleas
J. B. Kershaw
Samuel Banks
W. T. O'Dell
M. A. Boggs
W. H. Sanders
A. Mat Boggs
B. I. Harris
Samual Banks
George Banks
A. W. Me. Crackin
Court House
Gelden’s Creek
Pickens C. H
Liberty
R.P. Banks
W.T. O'Dell
William Banks
Golden’s Creek
Rh. P. Banks
R. P. Boggs
Susan A. Banks
A. Matt Boggs
A. Mat Boges
Ransom Banks
Willian Banks
B. F. Harris
James Parsons
A. McCrackin
J.M. Stewart
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Iliskellites
New of
Tih
Mareh Muuifceto
People's Journal
Webster
Israel
Webster's
People’s Journal
Sexvinen
Norges
Journal
Tihnan
Vickens Sentinel
Bextmen
Transylvania
Lee W. Stansel
Namilton C. Stansel
Bin
Ransom D. Childress
A. M. Morris
Mat Jenkins
Mat
Sarah Benhardt
Avanta
Somerville Journal
Sound Senate
Simmons
Claudus Burns
Othello Burns
Kittie Burns
Lewis Burns
Liza A. E.R. Mughes
Lillie Yo Knight
Mary T. Thompson
Esther L. Fowler
John P. Stephens
Samuel G. D. Stephens
Mary Jane Stephens
James KK. Stephens
Mary Ann Stephens
A.T. Stephens
J.T. Lewis
FE. M. Morris
Lewis & Morris
Charles J. Robinson
J. ML Somwanr
Dantzler & Smith
Green Well
S.C
Sep
Tape OF
County of Provens
Richard A. Tester
Agiartst Eveline Barker
Geiser Manufacturing Company
Dmswer
A. D
J. AM. Stewart
Julius KE. Boggs
Fellino
County of
J. J. Newberry
Witerkas
M.A. Bowes
Hls. Bowes
Roe S. Bowes
Pickens C. IE
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J.B. Newberry
J. Plp
STATE
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Common Pleas Court
W. FP. Dodd
M. W. Smith
Smith
LT. Smith
Martha Ingram
Sarah J. Dodd
Tacnon
DB. Smith
I. FP. Smith
James Smith
Joanna Stephens
W. TR. Garrett
V. Smith
Ascinist
W. O. Clayton
S. V. Smith
VY. Smith
BE. Rosinsos
J.P. Carry
J. M. Stewant
C. CP. Jantawe
McFall
Almanack
Wat
Chile
Valparaiso
Uncle Sam
W. T. McFall
Ffamey
United States
Canada
Family Journal
Angear
Snl
P.O
North American Homes Publishing CO
New Voueekey World Building
New York
S. C
Rae
Ss. A
Greensville
Sloan Bros
Cash Buyers
Greenville Coach Factory
H. C. Markley
G. W. Serrene
NEW Model Hall
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