Weather pains and legal twists hit the South
The Advertiser notes severe hail in Chesterfield county forcing crop replanting while Judge Sam McGowan nears full health. Railroads face higher state taxation as Coosaw case shifts to federal court and figures on Judge Norton’s Beaufort ruling loom. Reports on Tillman, Palestine plans, and industrial schools wrap a broad regional update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McGowan
Supreme Court
Coosaw
Norton
Beaufort
United States Court
State Supreme Comet
Misses Hemphill
Yeorgin
United States
Tillman
Miss Hemphill
Medicium
The New Court House Contract Award
The notice outlines bids for the new court house with Rut tan system warming and ventilating changes. Captain Elias Day won the building contract at 89000 and Howard and Meinhardt won the warming contract at 81550. Completion is planned in twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Messrs
Howard & Meinhardt
Elias Day
Evermore
Willingness Needed to Build a Railroad to Pickens
The article argues that a railroad to Pickens depends on local effort and investment. Citizens must advertise county resources and show willingness to fund part of the cost. A $75,000 to $100,000 investment could stimulate rail access and triple the tax revenue within twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Pickens Land Agency
Liberty
Old Rabbit Town
Liberty Township
Heswell
Symmes
Fifteen Mile Creek
Price St
Patey
Bie Craw Creek
Pumpkintown
Pickenson
Fastaloe
Cross Plains
George
Ambition Animosity and Pride Warn Civil Society
The passage declares ambition, animosity, and pride as terrible curses on civilization. It argues these traits corrupt virtue, ruin friendships, lovers, and even heroes, comparing envy to a dangerous keg of powder and warning that pride feeds vanity while vanity saps contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Cromwell
Kentucky
Port Will construction drives forward under Prof. Strode
The Port Will project expands with 46 carpenters 17 masons 5 stone cutters 4 painters 27 drivers 5 laborers 56 mules and 150 convicts. Daily brick work reaches 35000 and weekly payroll hits 878 dollars as foundations and dormitory excavations near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Will
H. A. Strode
JORTY
Clemson College
Mir James Hall
A. Strode
Persident
Fort Hill
Col Terrell Completes Work in State Heads to Tennessee
Col Ben Terrell National Alliance lecturer completes his duties in this state and departs for Tennessee to begin his next posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Terrell
National Alliance
Tennessee
Storm Damage Hits Several Counties Last Week
Four or five counties in the state reported injuries or damage from hail and thunderstorms last week. Local officials assess severity and determine aid needs as residents repair property and sought shelter during the storms.
Drunk on Weadache Bhay and other reader items
A misspelled note cites a failed Adel China beer sale and a man driven to madness after drinking. The Louisville paper debates Totten and a Republican treasury, while Boonville writes of blood poison cured by Blood Balm and a line about an empty bag standing upright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
China
Bet
Louisville Courier-Journal
Totten
United States
Mittle M. Tanner
Boonville
Ind
South Resources and Future in Atkinson Review
Edward Atkinson reviews the South and its future from the Appalachian region to Kentucky, arguing a vast, undersettled area near unoccupied by rich coal and iron resources with a climate suited to sustained work. He forecasts massive potential for meat, fruit, vegetables, and grains for a growing nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Atkinson
Atkinson
United States
France
New England
Appalachian
South
Potomac
Alabama
Piedmont
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Southland
Tillman backs registration push in disputed supervisor case
Governor Tillman dispatches a deputy to appoint Williams as deputy supervisor of registration. Williams opens books at Market Full, posting notices for voters to obtain certificates. Cantwell contests the move, while clerks and ne cro federal supervisors rush to issue certificates, threatening a change in the white voter balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Charleston County
Board of County Commissioners
United States Court
Charleston
Cianeston
D. C
George W. Williams
Mer Williams
Motiner
Market Fnll
Cantwell
Lis
Williams
Wilkes
Necro Federal
Wile Tins
Het
Creen
Indiana grammar method sample in daily usage
A county teacher praises Indiana teaching methods and presents a sample grammar lesson on the verb do. It shows present tense forms and a chain of progressive and perfect tenses with phrases like I gwine to do it and they gwine to gone done it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Griummar
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
D. B Jornson
Pensions Delayed for Confederate Veterans and Widows
Confederate veterans and widows receiving state pensions face delays as the first appropriation is set for June 15 while the second half awaits legislative action. Comptroller General A. W. Terne explains the failure to authorize full payment and promises to issue the remaining funds as soon as possible. Daily News reports the note dated the 20th ult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Buist
W.af E.terne
Daily News
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Pickens Sentinel
Pickens C. HL
5. C
J E. Boggs
Cincinnati
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Call
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John Macdonald
Canada
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Chesterfield County
North
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Fuller
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New Jersey
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State University
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Russia
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Old World
Palestine
Abraham
Cotton
J. W. Nelson
Joseph Elington
Lemay
N.C
Green Ponds
Rascal
THE
Kallieoa SD
CLG Enon
Greenville
Vause
Greenpoint
John
W. Penn
Malwehi Huscott
Cape of Cod
Darburloes 4
Huscott
Christ
Corvus Maricnen
Neora
Oa Sons
Theta
Greenville Newa
Clemson
J. W. Simpson
Cleanson Agricultural College
Col. Nobis
Bort Hill
SCL
Pendleton
College
Aee
C. Cary
Seneca
Little River
Greenville News
Asor
McFall
Almanack
Jomes
IRS
MALEY
Brewster” Buggies
Amantic Buggies
Batson & Fisher Vehicles
Greenville Coach Factory
S. C
H. C. Markley
G. W. Sirrine
apsOyl
Jeffries
Attorney AT Law
Greervillye
O. Bowen
J. B. Freeman
Bowen & Freeman
Attorneys AT Law
Whitte & Our
J.E. Boas
C. Pickens
OHR & Boggs
Pickens C. H
M. F. Avsui
L. Ho
8. C
Hl & Weldon
Main Street
W M. Norwood
D. D
Greenville, 8. C
E* J. VY
Carlisle
Westmoreland Bros. & Duke's
Jani
Frank Smith
Easley
Arange
Fitzgerald
Westmoreland Bros
Gower
Goodlett
Mark
Gower & Goodlett
Greenville, S.C
Aptain
M. Wertz
Luberes
RK. M. Wertz
the Pickens Markets. Com
W. T. McFall
Dantaler & Smith
Partor
Atlanta
Inwa
Addme Munn & CO
Broadway
Ira
Umiom Square
Atom
Mass
CA. Reed
Anderson
J.B. Bougs
Anelyt Pickens
Ilouse
Ite
J.J. Lewis
Julius EF. Boggs
the Pickens
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