Fragmented 1889 political unrest and tragedy in the press
A jumble of names and events outlines political contests in 1890s America. References to Tamanny Hall, Grady monument, Dr. Schaff, and rail wrecks mingle with violent crime reports and public figures. The piece hints at elections, nominations, and party tensions amid a backdrop of sensational incidents.
Convention Urges March 27 Meeting to Nominate State Officers
The call urges a March 27 gathering in Columbia to nominate candidates for all statewide offices. It charges past and present administrations with corruption and seeks a reform movement led by the order’s sympathizers. The nominated slate would require ratification by the Democratic State convention.
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Columbia
Shell
Cumberland Gap road may gain aid from G C and N
The Abbeville Medium argues the Cumberland Gap project could be advanced if the G C and N Railway acts now. It says Schofield’s takeover doomed the Averill plan and urges revived effort, viewing the present moment as favorable for the road to serve as a feeder.
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Cumberland Gap
Friends of the
G. C
Schofield
Averill
Abbeville
Prophesies and Court Session Headline From The Daily News
Boston cobbler Prof P. Ei Howland reputed clairvoyant predicts events for the coming year including remarks on Blaine Butler and others. The Coming District Court notes the Western District of South Carolina starting February 3 with a heavy docket likely, though most cases are routine.
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P. Ei. Howland
Boston
Joe
Europe
Blaine
Gen. Butler
J. Randall
Hayes
United States District Court For
Western District of
South Carolina
Ferguson Building
Daily News
Sermon Attacks Second Blessing Doctrine In Holiness Debate
The Courier reports a Sunday sermon at 11 by Rev. Fogartie arguing against sinless perfection and the second blessing theory. The author urges pastors of all denominations to denounce these views to preserve biblical holiness and godliness.
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Fogartie
Courier
Stearier
Gamaliel
Abbeville Press and Banner Boycott and House Power Shifts
The Abbeville Press and Banner faced boycott by the Farmers Alliance with editors staying firm on independence. Commentary notes how boycotts affect staff, subscriptions, and local impact. The piece also highlights a Washington scene where a few leaders hold power in the House and lists prominent figures. It closes with brief notes on a Memorial Volume for Jefferson Davis and a date miscalculation by Adventists.
Memorial Volume on Jefferson Davis at Reach of Every Family
A publisher announces a forthcoming extensive memorial volume on Jefferson Davis. The work will be produced with co operation from Davis and abundant material, offered in a durable edition and an affordable subscription price. An expensive edition will also be available for collectors, with sales handled by subscription through B Johnson & Co at 1009 Main Street, Richmond.
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Jefferson Davis
D. van. Jones
Fighting Chaplain
B. I. Johnson & Co
Richmond
Southland
Ra. Davis
Messrs
Johnson & A
Mainstreet
Richmond, A
J. Wm. Jones
A Montana Woman Story From Drake's Magazine
A frail Montana woman tells of an intruder who demanded a meal and threatened violence. She then describes tying a man with a clothesline and gagging him with a towel, planning to take him to town. The tale includes a sensational claim of injuries and a callous tone.
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Montana
Drake’s
Real Estate Tax Returns and Court Sale Notices
A multi item notice details real estate tax returns for Pickens County on January 1890, listing locations and dates across Gantrals Liberty Easley Cross Plains Dacusville Foster's Store Pumpkintown Lynch's Store Hendricks Mile Creek Six Mile and an auditors' office window period through February 20th. It also covers a Clerk's Sale in a foreclosure case by W M Hagood et al against Harriet Bowie et al with sale at Pickens C H during February, description of tract No 3 of Isaac Anderson home place totaling about 1560 acres and payment terms. Also includes a long heirs list in an ancillary case and a notice of guardian ad litem for minor defendants.
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Qutate
South Carolina
County of Pickens
Court of Common Pleas
W. M. Hagood
Allgood
Highgat
Wolf Creek
Guerin
Pickens
W. B. Allgood
W.M. Hagood
Mile Creek School House
Six Mile School House
Pickens C. HL
J. B. Clyde
Pickens County
Harriet Bowie
J. J. Norton
Eighth Circuit
Pickens C. H
Court House
Big Enstatoe Creek
Isaac Anderson
A. Stewart
J. K. Hagood
J. M. Stewart
Daniel Perritt
Elizabeth A. Perritt
Lavina J. Perritt
James Alexander
Jane Alexander
My Cantrell
Rab Alexander
John Cantrell
Louisa Stephens
Staten Cantrell
William Cantrell
Polly Ann Cantrell
Maxwell Cantrell
Lizzie Cantrell
Adline Cantrell
Moses Cantrell
Fricks
Anna Roberts
Micajah Alexander
Landrum Roberts
Elizabeth West
David Roberts
Louisa Roberts
David Alexander
Anna McAdams Catharine Alexander
Louisa Alexander
Lewis Alexander
John Alexander
Sarah Elfenburg
Adaling Galloway
Brunette Galloway
Lett Collins
Elizabeth OF Bryant
Drucilla O'Bryant
Malisse Chiypsman
Merritt Alexander
Burt Alexander
Melvina Roberts
Milly Ann Fle Mar Dill
Nancy Jeneberts
Francis MM. Roberts
Malissa Pitman
Elizabeth Turner
Athes
Louisa Rhodes
C P. Rhodes
Perry Rhodes
Funvia Rhodes
Ellis Rhodes
J. J. Rodes
Anne Rhodes
John Rhodes
Jasper Rhodes
Emilor Alexander
Putnam Alexander
Franklin Alexander
Elizabeth Vickery
Milly A. Stewart
Crosby Reese
Adaline Lints
Mindy Kennemore
Louisa Parrott
Jasper Alexander
Nee Alexander
Humber
Jefferson Alexander
Wim. W. West
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Daniel J. Roberts
Joseph Parrott
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
Pickens Con
Lamar Awnset
Honuseswoernrn
Ansel
Hollingworths & Morgan
Tate
South Carol
William T. Burgess
Marerret Trotter
Simeons
Burgess
Tyee
W. L. Douglas
Croodmoor
West
Congress
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W. T. McPall
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J. B. Newberry
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Gideon M. Lynch
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