Shiloh Hot Supper fundraiser and local ad notices
The Shiloh congregation hosted a hot supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Graig to raise funds for cemetery fencing. About sixty dollars was collected from Lancaster and surrounding communities. An advertisement by Chas Kitchner of Lancaster promotes wallpapers and home decorating services. Also reported, Mr. B. W. Barre’s barns burned west of Newberry, total loss with no insurance, suspected incendiary cause.
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Mr. Borror
Shiloh
J. B. Graig
Lancaster
Chas
Kitchnest
Lancaster, D. C
Lancaster Hotel
Baros
Newberry
B. W. Barre
Barre
Hoe
Missing contractor F M Johnson sought by workers and merchants
The Charlotte Observer notes a missing contractor F M Johnson after taking money to pay laborers and debts last Saturday. Last seen believed to have bought a ticket to Knoxville Tennessee. He had a family here and a reputation previously intact.
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Charlotte Observer
F. M. Johnson
Knoxville
Tenn
Monsignor Quigley Dies in Charleston
Monsignor D J Quigley vicar general of the Charleston diocese dies at his residence in Charleston. Born in Paisley Scotland he came to America at thirteen and later served as private secretary to Bishop Lynch before being made monsignor in 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Mgr
D. J. Quigley
Paisley
Scotland
Lancaster
S. C
Patrick McKenns
Lynch
P. N. Lynch
St. Joseph’s Church
Mount St. Mary's College
Baltimore
Mgr. Quigley
Wilmington
N. C
Bishop Lynch
France
Paris
Hughes
New York
Lincoln
United States
South
Quigley
Two Wagons Crash a Bridge Killing Three Mules
A Columba News and Courier dispatch reports an unusual accident in the county. Oscar F. Chappell drove two cotton wagons across Cedar Creek bridge when it collapsed. Three mules were killed and a fourth wounded. Drivers Harmon Neal and Henry Irby were injured but not believed fatally. The 35 foot span collapsed under the cargo with no clear reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Courier
Columbia
Oscar F. Chappell
Cedar Creek
Harmon Neal
Henry Irby
John W. Coward Sentenced Eight Years for Manslaughter
Bennettaville South Carolina November 29 John W Coward convicted of manslaughter in the July 6 killing of Pearly Langley. Judge Gary imposed eight years at hard labor in the penitentiary. One other homicide case continued to next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennettaville
S. C
John W. Coward
Pearly Langley
Gary
Policeman Praises Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Medicine
Nashua Illinois night policeman J N Patterson testifies to recovery from a winter lung cold after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He had tried several advertised remedies and two physicians without benefit, but two thirds of a bottle cured him, and he calls it the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world. Sold by T Eugene Funderburk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Patterson
Nashua, Ill
Foley
T. Eugene Fuuderburk
Baucate Your Howes With Sener SPabarvle
The fragmentary OCR text presents unclear terms and unlikely names, suggesting a damaged article. Readable items hint at a quirky product or misread phrase. No coherent event or names emerge to summarize into a solid 2-line record.
School Children of The State Reported Enrollment
The superintendent Hon. O. B. Martin reports almost 20 000 more colored than white children in South Carolina public schools. Although Marion county statistics are missing and some data are incomplete, the 1908 enrollment is estimated at 286 802 with 188 076 white and 153 816 colored students.
Chester merchant Mr Heyman dies at home
Mr 8 Heyman a prominent Chester merchant died at his home Friday evening at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Heyman
Chester
8. C
Application for Final Discharge as Administrator
Notice states that at 11 a.m. on Monday January 4 1904 P T Twitty will file his final return as administrator of the estate of Ro Furman Twitty deceased and apply to the Probate Judge of Lancaster County for discharge as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Furman ‘Twitty
Lancaster County
P. T. ‘Pwitty
Admr
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the Ledger
Thurlow
Garter
S. O
Court House
Tod P. m
J. ©. Foster
A McManus
D. N. Crockett
Enid
A. D
RE. Wylie
D. Jones
J. P. King
Vernon
Lockhart Mills
Lancaster Mills
Sheriff Cornwell
Richburg
J. R. Starnes
Osceola
Chapel Hill
R.S. Stewart
J. M. Stewart
University of North Carolina
Stewart
Grove
Ivor
Quining
J. L. Walkup
Enterprise
J. D. Petty
Marvin
Walkup
Waxhaw Enterprise
Law and Order League
South Carolina
T.e Yorkville Enquirer
Monsignor Quigley
B. C. Hough
Pleasant Hill
Flatreek
Hinson
J. B. Hinson
K.O. Hinson
Hinson, Jr
J. A. Ewers
Sheriff's Saus
State OF
County of
Court of Common Pleas
Eer Jane Extridge
Jacob Faile
Alice Blackmon
Fannie Hunter
Sarah Faile
Martha Faile
Arzonia New
Jerome Cutoe
James Aldrich
Lancaster C. H
Saie
Flat Creek
John ©. Catoe
Amos Mungo
Rieh Bincon
John GC. Castoe
Mary J Estride
Southland
Elizabeth Flineon
J.P. Hunter
Cherry & Co
Julia Simpson
Heath Banking & Mercantile Co
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