Redmen on Rampage In Cherokee Nation Killing Report
Charley Leng a full blood Cherokee arrives with wife and six supplies to seek refuge after reports that two men were killed and another mortally wounded in a Cherokee reservation disturbance. Details describe hostile demonstrations at a church and widespread drunkenness amid tensions. Also noted are a five foot rattlesnake sighting near Marion and local notices including a death obituary for Mrs. Mary Johnson aged 84.
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Sharlanburg
Sou County
North Carolina
Charley Leng
Heng
Woodpecker
Bermuda Bricis Farmers Push Cotton in Heat
Hot weather continues in Bermuda Bricis section as farmers press on with cotton picking and haying. F. Stephens adds a new gin and fixtures and aims to keep pace with cotton. Moody and Stephens work on local projects. Moody building anew residence. C Moody and S J Hayes as contractors. L B Stephens becomes foreman for S F Stephens' gunnery season. Rev J H Moody visited from Calvary. W C McKenzie contemplates a trip to the coast in the near future.
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F. Stephens
Messrs
T.T. Moody
SF. Stephens
Nichols
J. M. Moody
C . Moody
S.J. Hayes
L. B. Stephens
S. F. Stephens
J. H. Moody
Calvary Section
W C. McKenzie
Dillon sale of lot 39 in town plot under Decretal Order
Master’s sales notice issued by Judge J W Devore for the Hampton case. Public auction to be held on the first Monday in October 1910 before the Dillon County Court House, Dillon, Tollon County. Real estate described as lot 39 on Fourth Avenue, 40 by 140 feet, bounded by Joe Johnson, Duncan Wright, Calhoun street, and Fourth Avenue. Cash payment for papers. Sept 18 1910. a B Jordan.
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J. W Devore
Jacob A. Hampton
W. G. Hampton
Dillon
Tollon
J. M. Johnson
Saveyor
Fourth Avenue
Joe Johnson
Duncan Wright
Calhoun Street
C. 'T. O'Perrall
Juliut McCall
Sarah McCall
Raflad Avenue
Hampton Street
Justt McCall
J. D. McLucas
Marion
Railroad Avenue
Johnson
Juliet McCall
D. W. Cooper
First Avenue
A. W. Bethea, Jr
J. A. McCall
T. O'Ferrall
D. C
Aunt Hette Bachus Killed by Marion Train Near Mill Yard
Special to The State Marion Sept 15 Hettie Bachus known as Aunt Hetta is killed by a Marion and Southern train near the Marion County Lumber Company mill one mile from town. She tried to reach the town and entered the mill yard likely stepping from a shed onto the track after not hearing the approaching train. The community mourns as clergy and neighbors reflect on the tragic accident and extend condolences.
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Marion
Hettie Bacchus
Hette
Marion & Southern
Marion County Lumber Company
Mil
Ien
Public Auction Of Real Estate In Dillon
T O Ferrall administrator of Jul iat McCall deceased will sell at public auction in Dillon Dillon County before the courthouse during October 1910 hours to the highest bidder for cash all three parcels on Railroad Avenue First Avenue and related blocks in Dillon. Purchaser pays all papers. Dillon DC Sept 1.
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the Herald Contest Dept
Moore & Co
E. L
Moore Co’s
the Herald
Contest Department
Redmen
Spartanburg
Charley Long
Marion Star
Main Street
Watson Place
Raleigh and
Charlestor
Eddie Gusque
Que
Gesque
Hynes
No& S
Hattie Bailes
Bo Berry
Latte
HG Jackson
Conway
J. A. Dove
Latta
D. G Webster
Charleston
J. H. Moody R. Hayes
Little Rock
Mary Johnson
S. Turbeville
Samuel Johnson
David S Allen
Bermuda
Bricis
Ashcraft
Brunson Drug Store
Sohmer
Strauss
Hi Bennetstville
Master's Sales
A. B. Jordan
Wilmiineton
Gk Martin
Grieg
Aeron
Smith
James A. Smith
Jehovah
James FL Watson
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