Local Notices and Dated Items from Yorkville Enquirer
Local items report Bede's Steam Bread deliveries twice weekly and small market details. Notes include losses, marriages, sickness, deaths, inquest calls, property purchases, mill resumes, tax deadlines, choir reorganizations, court schedules, and community events with names and places such as Riverside, Lancaster county, Yorkville, Charlotte, and Union county.
Card of Thanks from S D Taytor for kindness
Public note of gratitude from S D Taytor for services and sympathy shown by neighbors friends and the physician during illness and death of his wife. This brief card thanks everyone for care and support.
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S. D. Taytor
Quarterly Returns of Fines by Local Magistrates
Magistrate King of Cedar Creek paid in to the county treasurer last Monday $24.05, the amount of fines collected in his court for the past quarter. Magistrate Caskey of Gills Creek turned over his collections for the quarter totaling $151.05.
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King of
Cedar Creek
Caskey
Gills Creek
Salesday sheriff sales list eight parcels
Sheriff Hunter conducted sales last Monday including Willis Gregory tract ten acres for 155 dollars to D Jones. Mary E Williams land eighty one seven acres for 600 Springs B and M Co as purchasers. Guazy Cauthes lands eighty five acres for 876 to Walter Beckham. 252 acres sold for 375 to J J Bridges. 15 16 acres for 155 to EK F Caathon. 314 acres for 400 to J U Bridges.
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Sheriff Hunter
Willis Gregory
D. Jones
Mary E. Williams
Springs B & M. Co
Guazy Cauthes
Walter Beckham
J. J
Bridges
Ek, F
Caathon
J. U
Death of Cadet J O Giles at Welsh Neck High School
Cadet J O Giles son of Mr and Mrs F P of Lancaster county died Sunday morning after a pneumonia attack. He entered Welsh Neck High School last September and was revered for duty and character. His funeral train included the cadet battalion, and he was buried in Rock Hill. The notice thanks supporters and notes his church and YM C A involvement. Hartsville January 29 1903. The Boston subscription for Maiara Chilla and Vover is Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with no cure no pay.
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W. H. Draffin
Riverside
Lancaster County
M. W. White
Yorkville Enquirer
Main Street
J. D. Nisbet
New York
Pr. Vernon Nisbet
Philadelphia
van Wyck
Mack Thompson
Walter L. Bailey
Lizzie KE. Laney
Mineral Springs
N. Y
M. J. Perry
Lum Mckey
Heath Springs
Langley
James
H. W. Bell
Cedar Creek Township
Camp Creek
Taylor
Shiloh Church Yard
W.C. Ewart
Shiloh
J. O. Giles
F. P
Welsh Neck High School
Hartsville
S.C
Rock Hill
Giles
Y. M. GC
D. L. Tinpat
Jan
Bosti
Grove
Cracksmen Loot Dexter Bank Safe in Early Morning
Dexter Kansas February 1 thieves wrecked the Bank of Dexter safe securing 1500 dollars before fleeing on a fast car. Officers trailed the suspects for miles but failed to locate them.
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Dexter
Kan
Thees Crackamen
Bank of Dexter
Vtizena
County Dispensers Election Sparks Decentralization Debate
In the State House last Saturday debate focused on a bill to elect county dispensers as other county officials. Williams denied直接 accusing the State dispensary of sending liquor to influence primaries, but kept his claim that whiskey had been used to sway votes, stating he had heard such reports though not naming any sender.
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Jeounty
Tive
T. Y. Williams
Williams
Nquor
Speaker
Aiken
State Board of Control
Ubid
Wules
McLaurin Sees Growing Peril in Southern Negro Question
Senator McLaurin of South Carolina spoke at the Fifth Avenue hotel stating the negro question in the South has become a volatile political issue with passions rising and a new generation of educated African Americans altering the landscape. He warned the situation is more acute and grave than before, noting how education and new attitudes reshape race relations.
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South Carolina
Greenville
New York
Senator McLaurin
Fifth Avenue
South
Andy
Lee
Wax
The Souths True Friends For The Negro
A historical statement argues that southern friends should aid the negro by focusing on industrial and intellectual advancement rather than politics or social equality. It warns that forcing social progress before education and property harms both groups and urges northern allies to support economic development and self improvement instead.
Cure A Colt in One Day Patent Ad Claims Cure
An old patent medicine ad promises cure for a horse ailment labeled Cure A Colt in One Day. It advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a refund if the product fails, with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Examination for Teachers Held at Court House Feb 20 1903
The next regular examination for teachers will be held in the Court House on Friday February 20 1903. Examinations begin at 9 50 p m and close at 4 p m. All who wish to teach in public schools and do not hold a certificate should take note. Signed A Bowen County Superintendent of Education.
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Springster
Chester
Rich Hill
Fr. ©. Hinson
J. B. Williams
J. BE. Bowers
J A. Blackmon
Sam Marshall
J. E. Blackmon
J. W. Blackmon
de O. Welsh
G. C. Welsh
J.W. Welsh
Admr
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