Pickens County News Highlights From Gainesville Visit
Local items report F BM. N. Goodlock of Prater visiting Gainesville Georgia with Mrs R Riley of Low More, the McEintoyle Graded School, and social gala week. Weather favorable for crops, cotton prices easing, farmers plan to hold for better markets. Foreclosure liens seen light, Mrs Catherine Lewis dies aged 76, cotton sales near four hundred bales with town aiming at a thousand. politics and local social events noted with several nearby residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Lewis
Jacb Lewis
Lewis Homestead
Pieckens
Elias
Walter W. White
Central Weather and Market Notes and Local Developments
Central reports delightful weather as cotton trading picks up with Mr. 8 G Gaines and Mr. Cadilee buying for different firms. Mayor's court last week disposed of several cases increasing the town contingent fund. Ki Shirley plans a handsome country residence. Presbyterians to improve their church and Methodists to finish their new edifice soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gaines
Cadilee
Ki” Shirley
Quiet election and farming notes from Tillman era
The community reports a peaceful election with votes for Tillman and Johmstone and a near unanimous stance on the constitutional question. Corn husking and wheat sowing are the day’s tasks as crops improve. Frost, cotton, livestock, and a Twelve Mile Musical Association meeting are noted with local details and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Johmstone
Twelve Mile Musical Association
Keowee
ATL
Walker McElmoyle School to Open Winter Session in December
local notice urges farmers and parents to enroll children promptly at Walker-McElmoyle School opening December 3rd. emphasizes graded system, early attendance, and three teachers with lectures on agriculture. mentions principal Olivia Newton, Julius Newton, and John A. Rives, plus boarding options and community notices about local events and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker-Mcfernnoyle School
Walker McElmoyle
Walker-McKinnoyle
Dee
Olivia Newton
Julius R. Newton
John A. Rives
Boom in Pickens county lands and local notices
Mr W O Brillfert transferred one hundred and three acres near Awoke to Mr Holcombe of Greenville for 1800 dollars. Pickens county lands are in a boom. Rev Seabrook of James Island preached a noteworthy sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sabbath evening from the text God seest me. Jim Roper, escorted to Charleston for sentencing, attempted escape on the return trip near Greenville but was recaptured and jailed in Easley.
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J. W. Roper
E. E. Roper
Pick Wimmons
Charles
Liberty Township
Commissionera
Wyatt
Iters
John J. Lewis
Columbia
Saluda
Dacuille
Salu- In
Jim Moreau
Williams
Eprvon
Absalom Roper
Glassy Mountain
Essex
Chester
W. O. Brillfert
Holcombe
Greenville
Pickens County
Seabrook
James Island
Presbyterian Church
Chou
Jim Roper
Charleston
Marshal Roark
Liberty
Roark
Easley
K. A. Whitner
Pickens
C. H
Mora
F. M. Morris
A Good Name and Character Grow From Roots of Life
A good name implies a reputation built on character shaping a life. The piece uses plant imagery from oak to daisy to argue character develops naturally and strong bases sustain every person according to their nature.
A Black Cloud and Stones to Success
A Savannah News editorial mocks a claim about a June 1869 birth epidemic among young Black voters, noting the implausibility and urging practical steps to success. It lists guidelines: study your business, stay focused, work systematically, be punctual, avoid idleness, practice charity, and recognize that advancement comes from steady effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Reed
Savannah News
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Central Township
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Joan T. Lanaston
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