Stranded families seek aid after failed Indian Territory voyage
Mr Tirewall of Catawba County and eighteen companions including children and neighbors journeyed to Indian Territory for fortune. Malaria struck, crops failed, cash ran short, and two died. They camped near Pickens with hunger and chills, hoping for return home.
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Tirewalt
Catawba County
Indian Territory
Wolf Creek
Pickens
Tirewall
Second Primary Results In Easley Area
Election officials report Mauldin wins for Representative with Field securing the Commissioner post Parsons named Coroner Bryant named Auditor Cureton elected Supervisor. Local results show Libertys Mauldin, Lynch, Hendricks and others with varied tallies. A full vote tally will be published next week. J P Carey completed levelling repairs on his property and it now features two bay windows and refined interiors.
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Mauldin
Lynch
Field
Hendricks
Boggs
Parsons
Clyde
Bryant
Morris
Cureton
Pickens
Liberty
Liberty— Mauldin
Laban Mauldin
O. P. Field
W. LL Bryant
J. D. Cureten
J. P. Carey
Richmond and Danville Railroad Summer Excursion Tickets
Commencing June 1 1892 the Richmond and Danville Railroad will offer reduced rate round trip excursion tickets to all summer resorts Tickets go on sale June 1 through September 30 1892 with a limited returning period until October 31 1892.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
A. R
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Melvern Hill
Beven Pines
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
the Wilderness
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Desiro
Wilmington
Richmond & Danville
Great West
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Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Indiana Territory
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Hlotle
Richmond and
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Free yearly farm paper given with subscriptions offer
A special arrangement allows each reader a free one year subscription to the Nebular Monthly Agricultural Letter published in Ohio. The offer includes four subscriber pages on substance and to pay one year for farmers enjoys and ranks papers.
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Agricultural
Ohio
Lanteville
Courier-Journal
Uda Ofiee
Grouip My Louisville
Almanack Promises Stand and Strong Customer Appeal
The piece urges unity to bury old grievances and pull together for the country and the Almanack. It proclaims working men have friends, promises sturdy stock, favorable terms, and notes last year’s sales as the largest yet, with prospect of continued growth.
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Ballenger
Ellison
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Zion Methodist Church
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