Pickens County News Items Highlight Local Life
Local notes report marriages births illnesses and deaths in Easley Liberty and Greenville. Observations include crop conditions weather markets and a forthcoming county road project with notes on church services school events and a cyclone with property damage across nearby townships.
Infant Mary Harris Dies After Illness
Mary Harris infant daughter of Mr and Mrs T D Harris died Tuesday night after a two week illness. She was 22 months old and the burial was held Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock. The community extends heartfelt sympathy to the grieving parents. A Farmer Judge, Our Senator and Representatives met in the city last Monday to recommend a Master for Anderson County to Gov Tillman. Four applicants were named including Gen Humphreys. R M Burriss a farmer was endorsed though the bar had urged a lawyer. Gen Humphreys had held the Master post for over twelve years and admirably served, with questions about his removal.
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H. L. Clayton
Arkansas College
Batesville
Ark
John D. Kennedy
Indian Territory
English P. Kennedy
Henry L. Clayton
Jay L. Clayton
Mack E H. Long
Richard K. Pace
J. J. Kendricks
Pace
Baptist Church
Grifin Church
James L. Crenshaw
Pendleton
Sharon
Crenshaw
Jessie Crenshaw
Ooleney
Flo
Fairview
J.B. Thomason
Jennings & Co
Martin
A. B.C. Griffith
Mr. Griffith
Thomason
Simpsonville
Greenville News
Bled
Mary
T. D. Harris
New Cemetery
Fariner
Tillman
Anderson County
W. W. Slumphrey
Gen
Humphreys
Anderson
R. M. Burriss
Burriss
Gen. Humphreys
Tts
Anderson Intellifreneer
Blood Balm advertisement promises cure for consumption
A long advertisement by W. A. Noyes of Rochester, N.Y. touts Blood Balm as a cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous complaints. It claims a retired physician devised a simple vegetable remedy and offers free instructions by mail in German French or English to any reader of the paper.
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M. Tanner
Boo
Nville
Ind
India
W. A. Noyes
Power's Block
Kochuster
N.Y
Apredy
Fragmentary Rail Notice Mentions Trains and Stations
Fragmentary OCR lists trains and routes with rail terms and scattered station names including Charleston Cincinnati Atlantic Coast Line Morristown Columbia and Morristown references. Text fragments suggest timetable or service notes rather than a complete report.
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Ethan Re Ee
Linden
Hatreds
Nas
Daddy Exceyy Sam
Charleston
Cineinati
Columbia
Asheriles
Morristown
Nox Vale
Detenna Hoaneetion
SOL Taas
Dratlie Manner
Pas EL
Taylor
Gon'l Pass
T. Dovroweel
Columbians
Doison
Sap
Way Ofrgten
Cheath
Jly
Cotta
Eer Union
Tryon
Flat Rock
oSsheville
Hot Springs
Part Rock
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Coumbia
Prosperity Newberry
Greenwood
Abbeville
Belton
Athilta Eee
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Essie Russell
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Stewart
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L. A. Brown
Liberty Township
A. W. Walker
H. J. Hobbs
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B. D. Garvin
N. P
Taylor Williams
Florence Mansel
Elim FE. Perry
Julia Ann Rigdon
Gabriel Rigdon
Griffin Church
A. J
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The
Baptist Courier
Presbyterian Church
Hugh McCarter
Camp Creek
Laurens
Chas. T. Martin
Ensley
Trez Folger
Cumberland Gap Road
Aiken
Dora
Murff
Newberry
Porters Chapel
J. 11
Newton
J.J. Youngblood
J. O. Wilson
O. L. Durant
Walker
Marriet
I. A. Grown
Bright Spearman
Savannah Murphree
W. H. Reese
Pickeons County
Misa Sallie Arnold
Asley
Sherif Richey
J. L. Thompson
Brevard
N. C
Elias Day
J. G. Wyatt
Court House
Enelay
Town Creek
Wm. Arthur
Finlay Place
R. A. Hester
Pea Ridge
Valhalla
Via
West Side
Murphree
Mac Thomas
Six Mile
Oconee
Old Pickens
An's
Rev. T. F. Nel
Bine
Central
Rhodes
Rice
Sam Clyde
Marion County
Messrs
J. Bo
W. A. Clyde
Willliam Waldrop
Margaret Quarles
West Union
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Coloney
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Cittizen
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Cureton
White Caps
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Thaskell
Texas
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Bailey
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Bro. E. B. Kennemore
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Closius Merciacs Kaeley High School
Easley High School
Toerspay
J. A. Clifton
Creenvi le
J. N. Rashid
J. G. Baird
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Basley Township
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W. OW. BL
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James Peck
Fort Hitt
Calhoun
Fort Tail
Merars, GD
Lorry Barr
Just
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County of Pickens
Court of Common Pleas
Alexander
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W. HH. Wallace
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T. WH. McMahan
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Shirers
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June
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Sarah Oakley
Thomas Gibson
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James L. Alexander
Daniel CC. Alexander
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Aint County
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Pickens Club
S. CL
J. C Newton
Atorney
Thomas Alexander
Mary Alexander
TM. Newton
Midicine
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Wilmington
N.C
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Upper South Carolina
Sumter
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Courier-Journal
Louisville
Courer-Journal
Eric
United States
Courieradion
W ON
Peate Man
Courier-Journal Company
Louisville, Wey
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Wreenville
S. Tron Bitters
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