Movement to buy Palestine and transfer to Ta ve OVA
A broad movement in Christian nations seeks to buy Palestine from the Turks and grant it to the Ta ve OVA. The Congress just ended spent 1 006 270 371 dollars, about 5 600 090 more than the prior Congress. Floods caused little damage. Greenville mud blocked streetcars until weather improved. Senator Beimen died at home in Walhalla. funeral held Monday. South Carolina political blocs unlikely to unite in the next Congress. Maritime losses this winter rise. many lives lost in accidents. Cal L. 3. Polk comments on Alliance voters and Cleveland. Three state experimental farms sold for 1 210 dollars to Clemson College. Provisions up. cotton prices fall. Rev J C Parman D D dies in Greenville. Alliance politics and media critique noted. life lessons urged. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
Phosphate clashes prompt state action and rail expansion talk
The Coosaw River phosphate beds dispute triggers injunctions halting mining and causing layoffs. Tax revenue and phosphate prices may drop and court arbitration was urged. Rail line rumors mount as Wilkes-Knoxville routes loom, with Pickens urged to build a road to the courthouse. Several wrecks earlier damaged lines. Clemson College plans February 1892 opening for 8000 students with military discipline.
Good Showing By Clemson Trustees In Tax Collections
Mr Jeptha P Smith of the Agricultural Department at Columbia visited his family in Slabtown last Saturday. His collected privilege tax and royalty total 48600 to date. The 1889 90 total reaches 42569 85. Several thousand more will be collected before the fiscal hour ends.
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Meteorology notes a warmer March with storms around the 13th and intensified periods from the 17th to 20th influenced by planetary aspects. A strong cold wave fills the interval toward late March, with Earthquake indicators discussed in Word and Works.
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Glenn & Brown offer heavy stock sale in Liberty
Glenn & Brown announce a need to clear general merchandise before spring stock with shallow margins on Shoes Jeans and Clothing. They invite early visits to verify low prices and warn old notes will be collected after February 15.
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