Lancaster Mercantile v. Buist and McManus ruling upheld
South Carolina Supreme Court reverses the Lancaster Mercantile Company case and orders a new trial. The opinion, by Chief Justice Pope, addresses freight duty, parol evidence, and the invalidity of contradicting the contract terms. Justice Jones, in a second opinion, reverses and remands in the Dell McManus partition matter, with rulings on admissibility of testimony regarding chastity and legitimacy, and open and reply rights here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Reynolds
Albert Buist & Company
Lancaster Mercantile Company
Dantzler
Dent Va
Eocy Law
Justice Pope
Messrs, R. E
R. B. Allison
Messrs. Green & Hines
Elizabeth Kennington
Eddie Catoe
Dell McManus
Lancaster County
Riley Catoe
Addison Va
Dunean
Thompson Va
Ins
Circuit Court
Bennettus
Sandifer
Justice Jones
R. E
R. £. Wylie
Robbed the Grave by John Oliver of Philadelphia
A reader recalls severe illness with yellowing skin and pain, say three physicians gave up, then Electric Bitters produced rapid improvement after three weeks, claiming to have avoided death and urging others to try the remedy. Available for 50 cents at Crawford Bros., J. F. Mackey & Co., and funderbork Pharmacy. Bucket shops are described as places where men exchange their barreled goods for bungholes.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Funderbark Pharmacy
Death in Revival Shouting at Zion Baptist Church
Betty Kelly a 56 year old Negro woman died Saturday night at Zion Baptist Church in Salisbury while shouting in a revival. Weighing over 300 pounds she used a special seat. Direct mental suggestion and her hysterical state likely caused the death. The first hymn was There’s a Little Wheel a-Turning in My Heart. She began shouting before the song finished. Two men tried to help her, but she fell at the door steps. A special coffin was ordered for the funeral held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Betty Kelly
Mr. Zion Baptist Church
North Church Street
Democratic Platform Endorses Parker for Presidency
The New York Democratic Convention adopts platform emphasizing rule of law over rulers, treaty fidelity, peace for stable commerce, state regulation of corporations, opposition to oppressive trusts, curbing public spending, tariff revision to aid manufacturers, and preservation of state rights with no centralization.
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New York Democratic Convention
Judge Parker
Legislative
Thoughtful man helps wife with new life pills
A Winchester Indiana man named M. M. Austin used Dr King s New Life Pills for his wife s stomach and liver trouble. Physicians could not help her but the remedy gave relief at once and she was cured. Sold for 5 cents at Crawford Brow J F Mackey Co and Fenderburk Pharmacy Drug Store.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
Crawford Brow
J. F. Mackey &Co
Fenderburk Pharmacy
Commissioner Watson Seeks Immigrant Information
Do You Want an Immigrant. Commissioner Watson of the department of agriculture commerce and immigration issues blanks statewide to gather applicants desires for immigrants. The forms ask class counts preferences nationalities and wage terms with board or without, plus railroad fare advances deducted from wages. Watson plans a New York trip to select desirable immigrants for applicants.
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Watson
Department of Agricntiure, Commerce and Immigration
Department of Agriculture, Commerce and Immigration
New York
Charleston
Mr. Watson
Death on Bowing Green chain gang amid poisoning rumors
George Leo Warren died yesterday afternoon while serving a ten year chain gang term and his brother Frank Warren, sentenced to five years, is critically ill. Both men collapsed with cramps and convulsions after shooting during an assault and battery case. Coroner Loathian and Dr. Walker plan an inquest and autopsy to determine if poisoning caused the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leo Warren
Chain Gang
Frank Warren
H. L Ross
Bowling Green
Outedera
Loathian
Walker
Yorkville Enquirer
Croft and Mayfield Lead In Second District Primary
In the second district special congressional primary held last Saturday T. G Croft won 158 votes to secure a majority. Total ballots were 8 453 with 4 297 needed. Croft led Mayfield by 2 359 with Mayfield at 1 710. May T is set for the second primary. Foley Kidney Cure advertised locally. Confederate monument corner stone to be laid at Yorkville in May under Daughters of the Confederacy.
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T. G
Croft
Mayfield
Yorkville
LDS
The
Daughers of the Confederacy
Chronic bronchitis cured by Foley's Honey and Tar
Mr Joseph Coftmin of Montmorenci Indiana says ten years of chronic bronchitis kept him nearly speechless and he tried many remedies before Foley's Honey and Tar worked miraculously. He now reports many others have used it with satisfaction, sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
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Foley
Funderburk Pharmacy
Joseph Coftmin
Montmorenci
Inod
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Supreme Court of South Carolina
Dall Cato
Dell
Wilson
Babb
Bowers
Newman
Hill
Speer
Dranatiz Endo
Salisbury Negro Church
Democratic Platform
Seitlers
Commissioner Watson
Proeumonia
Casturia
Gastoria
Bears
Jcastoria
State of
South Carolina
County OF Lancaster
E Stewman
Doncaster
J. E. Stewman
Artora
Bowers Bros
J. Harry Foster
Lancaster
Prop's
Cleveland
Ohio
Fupderburk Pharmacy
Via
A. J. McNinch
J. E. Rutledge
Lancaster, S. C
Lancaster and
Chester
Fort Lawn
Basesiile
Richburg
Charlotte
Columbia
Atlanta
Yorky
C&n
Gastonia
Lenoir
G& Nr
Lensir
Guatonia
Sal
Bascomville
Chester—Southern
Sexboard and Carlina & Northwestern
Lancaster—Southern Railway
AP McLure
Bayperintendent
Leroy Springr
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