Representative Foster Reports On Legislative Proceedings
More than seven hundred bills introduced with only day sessions so far. If committees return to form, night sessions may begin soon. South Carolina college to University change killed in House. Ashley’s bill to abolish Immigration bureau discussed. likely to pass. Constitutional amend for road special legislation ratified. Lancaster delegation plans a Lancaster bill. Judiciary committee opposes biennial sessions. may restart proposal. Foster bill to let Heath Springs district levy one mill for schools advances to third reading. Governor Heyward and Lieut. Governor Sloan inaugurated. Judge Garr re-elected. Hydrick and others elected to succession and boards. Kibler elected trustee of Orangeburg Colored Normal and Industrial School. Hood and Brown in Columbia. A man may read a woman but cannot share her. Pay your subscription.
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Foster
Agradd
South Carolina College
Josh Ashley
Immigration Bureau
Lancaster
Heath Springs
Heyward
Jno. T. Sloan
Garr
D. A. Hydrick
Spartanburg
Townsend
D. J Griffith Wass
State Penitentiary
Massra
A. K. Sandera
Cotton Growers Meeting in Lancaster County
Cotton Growers Association of Lancaster county to meet at the court house Saturday February VLth at 11 oclock a.m. Attendance urged. Reports from New Orleans Convention by Berry Springs, W A Clyburn and L McManus. Also farmers of Gills and Cane Creek townships to organize at 1 L a.m. next Saturday, February 4th,Geo W Jones Co See. State synopsis of Senator Hough on compulsory education bill notes democracy, home government and voluntary education as contrasted North and South, with claims of progress.
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Cotton Grow 8Fb Association
Lancaster County
Court House
Vlth
New Orleans
Mesars
Geo. W. Jones, Co
Hough
Local notices from York and Rock Hill areas 1905
Local items report land and rental ads, marriages, and appointments. Magistrates Caskey Perry and new constables take positions at mills. Marriage announcements include Marion Blackmon Ida Aegler and T Roddey Mamie Halloman. A student accident, a tax levy vote, and cotton sales declines highlight the page.
Death notices from Newport and Union Church
A telegram reports the death of Mr W fhe Taylor at Newport York county age about 63. He was son of the late A Taylor and lived in York county. survived by three children and his last wife. Remains buried at Ebenezer church near Rock Hill with three brothers attending funeral. Mrs Martha Caroline Steele dies near Wildcat at 29 with five children and husband. burial at Union church after Bethlehem Baptist membership.
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W Fhe Taylor
Newport
York County
Taylor
At Taylor
Ebeneeger Church
Rock Hil
Messrs SD
Everett
Sno
Martha Caroline Steele
A Steele
Gas F Snipes
Wildcat
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Union Church
Obituary of Mia Shute A Baptist matriarch passes at 74
Mrs W A Shute died January 21 1905 after months of illness surrounded by family in Mississippi born in South Carolina she lived there since 1857 a devoted Baptist for fifty years a faithful wife and mother her funeral drew about 200 mourners and she rests in the family graveyard she is survived by husband and children and is believed to be reward for a life well spent
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W A Shute
Mia Shute
South Carolina
Mississippi
Baptist Church
Foley's Honeyan and Tai for children safe and sure
Foley's Honeyan and Tai is marketed for children with a claim of safety and absence of opiates. The product advertisement emphasizes nonaddictive formulation and parental reassurance, stating it is a gentle option for youngsters without narcotic ingredients.
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Foley
Dr RG Elliott Practice in Lancaster District
Dr RG Elliott will practice in both town and county of Lancaster Alleane receiving prompt attention at Davis Building corner Mate and Dunlup streets office and residence phone numbers 187 and 72 available any day or night beginning January 10, 1905.
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Davis Building
Dunlup
Lancaster
Alleane
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Ronrite
Gilla
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Atlanta Journal
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Southern Cultivator
Caskey
M Tompkins
Dry Creek
Mr J
Elliott
Piedmont Springs
Jel Usher
Dwight
Margaret Thomasson
York
J T Thomasson
R J Blackmon
Marion Blackmon
Ida Aegler
van Hegter
Primus
Unity
B Frank White
J M White
Moundville
Franklinville
Jessie Porter
Mame
Bess Jenes
Aalia Gregory
Bess M.manus
Susie Bell
Winthrop College
Oakriage
Sam Tillman
E D Tillman
Enterprise Office
Ludie Blakely
H. B. Blakely
ARP
Ola
S. O
L . Perry
Mra B Cooner
T Hunter
Connor
Flarper
Charlotte Nova
Gang
Mico Ida Huey
Rock Hill
Our Place
L. J. Perry
T. Roddey
Mixa Mamie Halloman
L. T. Halloman
H. W. Mobley
John Shebane
Maude Robinson
Newman Robineco
Pleasant Hill Township
Rosa Shebane
Henry Blackmon
Ethel Hilton
Kershaw
Lindsay
J. Williams
Yorksville
Enquirer
Misa Lula Hudson
CG J Hudson
Waxhaw Enterprise
Mr W H Taylor
Dr RG Elliott
Elliott & Crawford
Moore & Sowell
J. B. Mackorell
White Good Sale
Namsook
ACE Curtains
E. E. Cloud
Masonic Building
Post Office
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