Local Residents Share Visits and Regional News
Local column notes visitors from Columbia Washington Ga Yorkville Kershaw and Rock Hill. Reports church events, campaign stops, real estate notes, auctions, and a stray iron ore discovery. Also mentions weather-like damage from recent lightning strikes and a few local business updates.
Patent Medicine Claim Cures Cold in One Day
An advertisement touts Mtops the Cough and Cota Laxative Bromo Quining Tab as a one day cure for a cold. It promises no care and no pay with a price of 250.
Belair to Open New Waxhaw Store at Haggans Place
Items from Waxhaw Enterprise note Belair plans a second Waxhaw store at the old Haggans place. Prof Bailes named principal of Pleasant Valley High School. Furman University likely to appoint Dr Boldridge of Lancaster as president. Waxhaw Baptist church called Rev J L Bennett of Marshville for next association year. I N Helms of Serenity Lancaster County enters jug making business with W F Oaten overseeing operations turning out thousands of jugs from 10 gallons to a quart.
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Waxhaw Enterprise
Belair
Haggans Place
Bailes
Pleasant Valley High School
Waxhaw Baptist Church
J. L. Bennett
Marshville
I. N. Helms
Sincerity
Lancaster County
W. F. Oaten
Messrs Greene Own Hotel Nicholson After Settlement
The Greene brothers now own the Nicholson Hotel property in Chester following a settled dispute with Mrs Callie Ouoningham. The hotel, rebuilt after an early year fire, has 86 bedrooms, dining room, parlor, water, electric lights, bells, baths on each floor, and will reopen to the public on the 28th with Mr Gib H Greene in charge and clerk J Ed Sadler. The Nicholson name remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Greene
Gib H. Greene
J. Ed. Sadler
Hotel Nicholson
Rock Hill Herald
Garden Spot notes on fever crops and a local high school
From The Ledger you read that health is generally good with fever cases few and improving. Crops show heavy rains but overall outlook is improving with early corn cut and late corn promising well. A protracted Tabernacle meeting and a new home school opening September first are announced with Prof Sharp in charge and Rev Winn as assistant.
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Mr. Whiter
Veritas
Jackson Plyler
North Carolina
Hosea Beaver
Sapp
Tabernacle
Bro
Winn
Bro. Wilks
Rock Hill
Tabernacle High School
W. C. Winn
Prof
Sharp
Spartanburg
Rev. Winn
Fny
O. K
Oil Fire in Chester Spreads Fast as Leaking Tanks Burn
In Chester on Saturday, a fire broke out as oil tanks leaked, threatening about 20,000 gallons of oil. The Standard Oil Co. offered 160 reward for stopping the flow. W I Murry and M A Carpenter eventually extinguished the blaze after several hours, saving most of the oil but about 1300 gallons were wasted.
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Chester
Standard Oil Co
Johnson
W. I. Murry
M. A. Carpenter
Hemphill of Atlanta Constitution Dies at 60
W. A. Hemphill business manager of the Atlanta Constitution died in Atlanta Sunday night. He was 60 years old.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Cure Ad
Ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria chills and fever. Claims include iron and quinine in a tasteless formula. Includes 'No Care No Pay' slogan implying a money-back or service guarantee.
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Grove
Silence and Defeat in Columbia Record on Tillman
The Columbia Record notes Tillman’s gubernatorial chances are waning as public exposure of his character sinks in. A few loyal supporters remain willing to vote for him regardless, but the trend favors decline and diminishing appeal.
The Exposition Indebtedness Clarified in Charleston
Charleston Aug 15 The fine for filing claims against the exposition company expired today. Claims filed total 26912641 dollars. Per court order, any claims not yet filed will be debarred payment. The State.
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Charleston
Exposition Company
One Thousand Slain In Tachawan Conflict
Pekin reports imperial troops attacked rebel holders at Tachawan on August 17. About one thousand rebels were killed and their leader Tong Yur Hung was captured and executed. The Times and Democrat asserts its honesty in criticizing Col. Tillman’s fitness for governor, claiming thorough past life investigation.
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Pekin
Sze Couan
Tachawan
Tong Yur Hung
Senator Tillman Won’t Support His Nephew for Governor
The Orangeburg Times and Democrat notes that no one knows whom Senator Tillman favors for governor and asserts there is no reason to believe he will vote for his nephew Col. Tillman, who has opposed him politically. It praises Tillman as a brainy man who loves his state and insists he would not vote for his nephew.
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the Times and Democrat
Col. Tillman
Senator Tillman
Col
Tillman
Orangeburg Times
Democrat
Storm damages southern Georgia area Saturday night
A severe storm swept the southern part of Georgia Saturday night causing extensive damage. Pope Leo XIII wrote to President Roosevelt enclosing a mosaic picture of the Vatican grounds. The Knights of Cythias in San Francisco suspended John A. Hensey for misusing half a million dollars. A camp meeting at Pleasant Grove set for next Friday at 5 PM.
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Georgia
Leo XIII
Roosevelt
Vatican Grounds
Supreme Lodge Knights of Cythias
San Francisco
John A. Hensey
Pleasant Grove
Executors Notice on the William Ganson Estate
All persons with claims against the estate of William Ganson deceased must present proof to the executors or their attorney I Y Walliams Esq. Debts owed to the estate should be paid to the executors or to the attorney. Maovg Gansson and Adam Ganson, Executors. August 19, 1902.
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William Ganson
I. Y. Walliams
Mavog Gansson
Adam Ganson
Lancaster Graded School opening Sept 15 1902 notice
The Lancaster Graded Schools announce the annual session starts September 15 1902. Pupils assigned or to be examined will assemble at the Court House in Yarn for grading. Teachers should report at the same time and place on the preceding Saturday. The factory school also begins September 15. Leasono T. Baker Supt.
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Lancaster Graded School
Court House
Ya Nm
Leosano T. Baker
Bear Creek
Camden Road
W.Q. Caskey
Farmer Robbed and Murdered Near Etter Aon City
A farmer living near Etter Aon City, Tennessee, was robbed, murdered, and his body burned by unknown parties. No clue has been found yet to identify the perpetrators.
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Etter
Tenn
Cotton seed products drive beef price debate in Texas
A Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association meeting cited shortages of feed products as a key factor in high beef prices. The article notes that cotton seed hulls and meal, plus other cotton byproducts, could shift beef production costs and flavor the Southeastern cattle industry, with Southern Cotton Oil Company hubs in Charlotte Columbia Goldsboro Atlanta Augusta and Savannah highlighted as sources.
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Texas Cotton Seed Crushers
Texas
The
Cotton and Farm Journal
Texas Cotton Lood Crushers Association
South
TCL
Alabama
Nnilix
Swift
Bony
Congress
Southern Cotton Ol Company
Carolinas
Georgia
Culuimbia
Charlotte
N. C
Goldsboro
Atelanta
Augusta
Savannah
Competitive Scholarship Exam at Court House
A competitive examination will be held at the Court House on the 23rd inst for scholarships to the South Carolina College. A. C. Rowrt, County Sept Education.
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Court House
South Carolina College
A. C. Rowrt
Notice of Guardian's Final Discharge 1902
On the L1th day of July 1902 the guardian K. W. Nisbet filed in Lancaster County Probate Court his final return for Emma Lee Nisbet and will seek final discharge from his duties on August 16, 1902. Lancaster, 8. C., July 14,02.
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Lancaster County
Emma Lee Nisbet
K. W. Nisbet
Lancaster
8. C
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Columbia
J. FM. Wilepatrick
Washington, Ga
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Yorkville
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J. Wylie Porter
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Riddle
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Camp Creek Baptist Church
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