Local Notices and Deaths From Lancaster Area 1905
Local items report Rev J B Mack sighting, a fatal grip illness of Helt Clyburn, a travel writer visit by Mason Brunson, a boy’s foot injury from a nail, and a 1905 marriage between George Kennington and Hattie Blackmon. It notes Dr Thornwell’s improving condition, a saw mill explosion attempt with dynamite, post office undelivered letters, and county bond reforms. Edward Cunningham Canningham dies at Fort Bayard after serving in the Philippines. his remains to be returned home with family mourning.
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L. H. Robertson
Pleasant Hill
Lancaster
James Terry Carter
W T Bradley
J F Taylor
McCollough
WJ Cunningham
Tesday
Edward
Danlap Canningham
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Canningham
Philippines
San Antonio
Texas
Boerne
Arizona
Jane
Cunningham
Cent Lome
Edward Cunningham
Spain
US Army
Oo A
United States
Government Hospital
Lapesster Caspar Dari ter Confederacy Officers Reelected
The Lapesster Caspar Dari ter of the Confederacy held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon and reelected officers Ira B Jones as president and Mary Ancle Wither spoon as first vice president. Other officers include Leroy Springs second vice president Jt T Green recording secretary Moll Perry correspondence secretary E Cauthen treasurer LU Foster historian MR McCurdell custodian. Treasurer’s report showed over 800 dollars in the monument fund. The group plans to serve dinner on the first two days of court to supplement the land fund and adopted resolutions on the death of Harriet Jones. The piece notes cotton market activity observed by a local farmer.
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UDC
Caspar Dariter
Oll
Ira B Jones
Miry Ancle Wither Spoon
Leroy Springs
Jt T Green
Moi Perry
Corres
M E Cauthen
LU Foster
McCurdell
Harriet Jones
School House Burned in Crercent County Fire Destroys Building
A schoolhouse and Masonic hall at Crercent in this county were destroyed by a fire yesterday. It is believed a spark from the stove chimney ignited the roof, consuming the structure.
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Spertanburg
Jan
Crercent
Barn and stock burned near Edgemoor Harmony
A fire Monday evening destroyed a barn and stables owned by J A Thomas between Edgemoor and Harmony. Three mules valued at $600 plus vehicles, corn, and provender were consumed. The barn, lime barrel origin, suffered over $1,000 loss with no insurance.
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J.A. Thomas
Edgemoor
Harmony
Rocky Hill Journal
Farmer Rejects Low Cotton Offer in Civil War Era Tale
A purchasing agent pressures a farmer to sell cotton above Greenville county by promising market price, but the farmer insists on 10 cents and threatens to saw timber to cover the crop. He recalls Civil War hardships and notes sixty bales belong to him. The exchange ends with the agent leaving.
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Greenville
Fires and deaths ripple through Richburg and beyond
Happenings in the State report a Richburg area house fire caused by a faulty flue, with occupants escaping and partial insurance coverage. Other items note George P. Ashley burned to death in Tennessee, M A Brawdy killed at a Beaufort line station, Vanderbilt aiding McGoagan after a blaze, and Minnie Hutto dying from laudanum poisoning in Blackville with family shock.
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Blackville
Minnie Hutto
Miss Hutto
the Baptist Church
Sallie Hartzog
Sho
L. F. Beaver
Uncertain fragment notes illness and home health references
Fragmentary report mentions Mr Jolie and Dixon at home in what appears to be a health matter. References Bright's disease and a person named Jane with vague context. No clear events, dates, or organizations are evident in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jolie
Dixon
Itteaville
Jane
Bright
Notice of subscription counts and corporate notice
Secretary of State to tally subscriptions under S149 books. Belt Grocery Campo to open February 6 1905 at W P Bennett stores in Lancaster. Daisy Bennett and W P Bennett listed as corporators with February 1 1908 date.
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Belt Grocery Campo
Bennett
Lancastey
Bincety
Borner
Daisy Bennett
Local cricket match report from Lateoner county
A brief sports item notes Ve Guitart Readenos and Dunlap in a local contest. The text mentions practice sessions and county involvement in Lateoner, Al, with a focus on upcoming tests and a forthcoming title or rapsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lateoner
al Tay
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Weink Jaity
Sabbath
J B Mack, DD
Fort Mill
Col Springs
Helt Clyburn
Mason Brunson
The
News and Courier
Julius Hegler
W V Hegler
Antioch
LJ Perry
George Kennington
Hattie Blackmon
J M Pardue
Crenshaw School
Atllam
Jany Ist
R Flynn
Creek
L. Elliott
Misa M ‘Yampkine
Dry Creek
A. J. McNicch
Esther P. White
Lawn
J. Hi. Thornwell
Ledger
Atlanta Journal
Hough
Bennett Grocery Co
MG Gardner
WB Bruce
Lancaster County
Cheraw & Chester
Hanover National Bank
New York City
Messrs Seagongood & Moyer
Lancaster B and L Association
Lancaster Building and Loan Association
Jonet
ED Cunningham
Ti Pane Aster Levaer
Greenvilla Nowa
Sumer Becausy
Columbia Record
Columbia State
Richburg
Chester
William ©. Kay
Key
P. Ashley
Aiken
George P. Ashley
W. J. Olver & Co
Wayckliffe
Tenn
Green Pond
M. A. Brawdy
Beaufort County
Fast Mail
Agiet
MR. Vanderbilt
Guitart
LNERY
Tema
Witielibes
Re & Sowell i
Jy Forget Nye
Tsolt Fu Tobacco
J la Ge Iy
B. Magkor Moh
White Good Sale
U —S
Matey Alerm
Hotel Nalugooks
Beauttal
Oods
Sora Arena
Vane
E. E. Clou
Avoye Post Office
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