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The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1902

Page

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Timber land deal in Alabama fuels milling and settlement growth

Thirty thousand acres in Walker and Winston counties change hands for 400000 with Jawper Land and Wisconsin capitalists buying land held by promoters. 200000000 feet of timber planned for extraction, followed by 40 acre home tracts and several large saw mills. Rail link through the belt to Jasper and connections with Franco and Southern railroads cited.

Birmingham Ala Walker Winston Counties Jawper Land Company Wisconsin Charles J. Winston Charles J. Gilbert Neal Brown J. H. Koebler Minnesota California Alabama Franco and Southern Jasper Als L 18

Rail commission reports strong earnings rise this year

Special to Greenville News from Columbia dated Dec 9 notes the railroad commission nearly finished with its statistical report showing gross earnings around 750000 dollars higher than last year while expenses rose. Also reported is the death of Richard Manning Jr. son of Senator Manning of Sunster, a junior law student at S. C. College. The Supreme Court upheld a lower court verdict awarding Mrs A B Oliver seven thousand dollars against the Columbia Newberry and Laurens railroad for injuries in 1896. In Charleston the 126th annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Free Masons of South Carolina opened with 167 chartered lodges represented and Grand Master Walter G Whitebesd delivering the annual address.

Columbia Railroad Commission Richard [ Manning, Jr Senator Manning Sunster Supreme Court A. BE. Oliver Columba, Newberry and Laurens

Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength to Pale Girls

Victorian ad copy touts Scott's Emulsion as best cod liver oil preparation. Claims it restores strength, flesh, and color to those with sick blood, especially young women in their teens. Mentions sending a sample and advertises the product from Scott & Bowne, New York.

Scott

PAVED AT GRAVE'S BRINK

Mrs S A Newsom of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with curing her three year battle with indigestion stomach and bowel dyspepsia loss of appetite and weight gain of 35 pounds. The medicine is advertised as a guaranteed cure available for 50 cents at J F Mackey Co and Crawford Bros drug stores.

S. A. Newsom Decatur Ala J. F. Mackey & Co Crawford ‘Bros

Fire Wipes Out Downtown Atlanta Blocks

A $500000 blaze destroyed the Norcross building and the Snook furniture store in downtown Atlanta, with six story offices gutted on Peachtree and Marietta. Jacobs Pharmacy and Snook suffered heavy losses as flames swept through the area. A separate court report notes Sollee’s conviction and $500 fine or one year jail for shooting Anbill near Batesburg last winter.

Atlanta Snook & Austin Norcross Peachtree Marietta Snook Jacobs Pharmacy Company Marietta Street Jacobs Company Snook Company Salada Tast Sollee Anbill Batesbury Lancaster Levens

Murdered in his parlor by traveling salesman

Arthur L. Bishop of Lynchburg Virginia shot and killed Thomas Wilson an overseer on the public roads in Charlotte at 10 30 last night at Wilsons Oak street home. Bishop fled and is being watched on trains. Wilsons family details and the aftermath are described with connections to Lena Schultz Ada Wilson and Mrs Schultz.

Charlotte Observer Arthur L. Bishop Lynchburg Tom Wilson Wilson Oak Street Bishop Charlotte Buford Lena Schultz Miss Schultz Jacob Meyer East Oak Street Julius Schultz East Ninth Street Ada Wilson Meyer Miss Wilson Mrs. Shultz Mrs. Schultz Mr. Wilson A. B. Downs Springs’ Alley Ida Wilson Ead Papa Mr. Bishop Mr Bishop Royal Arcanum Peoples’ Mutual Benevolent Association Petersburg Thomas Wilson Quito I. M. Hoyt& Co Manchester N. H Jackson Bishop W. E. Bishop Regland Irwin

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted for Malaria Relief

Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as best remedy for chills and fever in Matara. Claims benefits from iron and quinine with tasteless formula and no cure no pay guarantee.

Grove Matara

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