Pension board call for new applicants and lodge notes
The Pension Board meets at the house of the ninery 1902 to exa mine new applications for Pose the old list. Commissioners Porter Hinson and Cruford, with Chairman, will be present. Mre Perry's dwelling was struck by a ball fired from an unseen thief. McClinton, East Pot, reports a pantry theft. Nulcht, aged about seven, died yesterday of dropsy and leaves a wife and five children. Interment at Panderbark today. Also, Southern Hardwood Co seeks Hickory Dogwood and Persimmon Logs in Charleston S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Wen Nulcht
Sefion
Fle
Panderbark
Notice warning harboring minor offender Luther Pea
George Brevard warns against harboring or employing Luther Pea until he reaches 21. He fled from premises last Wednesday. Pea is about 16, black, over 150 pounds. Brevard will prosecute any violation and requests information on his whereabouts. dated June 6, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Pea
Black
Weisls
George Brevard
Dany
Motto on Kansas paper masthead provokes editor’s explanation
A Kansas newspaper printed the motto Lie, Steal, Drink and Swear. The editor clarified the phrase by saying lies should lead to pleasant dreams, theft should distance the paper from corrupt associates, drinking should be pure water, and swearing should mean supporting the home paper with patronage and local subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
A Million Voices Healed by New Discovery for Consumption
Halil of West Point Louisiana suffered a severe lung cough and doctor doubts but after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption he reports a full cure and weight gain to 227 pounds. The remedy guarantees relief for coughs colds and lung troubles with prices 50 cents and 1.00 trial bottle free at Crawford Bros and J F Mackey Co.
Friday Afternoon Book Club Entertains Cranford Guests
Social event in Laer as the Friday Afternoon Book Club hosts a New Year at home for husbands and Cranford club members at Mr and Mrs W M Brown's Main Street residence. The party featured welcome remarks, a sketch on three years of club history by Mrs John P Hunter, a card guessing game, and a formal supper with Lancaster band music. Booby prizes drew humorous remarks from Judge Ira B. Jones. The event ended past midnight with a call for a repeat gathering. A Brave Woman Conquers an Alarming Fire in Rock Hill Herald notes Mrs Heath's quick thinking saved two children after a feather bed near a stove ignited. A reunion is planned for Dallas, Texas, April 22-25, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranford Club
W. McD Brown
Main Street
Re- Lancaster,ception
Tcl Paysenr
John P. Hunter
Florella Maynardie
Lancaster Band
Ira B. Jones
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Garrison and Jordan at Fort Lawn
Special to The State Fort Lawn January 8 On Thursday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W F Jordan of Fort Lawn Chester county the marriage of Mr J Arthur Garrison formerly of Leslie and Miss Lillian Jordan took place Rev J H Yarborough of the Fort Lawn Baptist Church officiated It was a quiet home wedding with lavish decorations of potted plants ferns and holly Mendelssohns wedding march was played by Mrs Willie Massey of Van Wyck The couples arrival entered in two columns and exchanged vows beneath an arch of holly They then left for Charleston to begin their honeymoon The groom a Fort Lawn resident is a popular young businessman The bride is praised for her many admirable traits and friends extend congratulations on their return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lawn
W. F. Jordan
Chester County
J. Arthur Garrison
Leslie
Lillian Jordan
J. H. Yarborough
Ft. Lawn Baptist Church
Mendelssohin
Willie Massey
van Wyck
M. J. McFadden
Bessie Jordan
Lancaster
W. E. Jordan
Mira Ellen Jordan
W. F. Jordan, Jr
Maggie Biggars
Rock Hill
T. B. Kell
Lottie Hudson
Columbia
C. E. Darby
Ola Gregory
Charleston
Mathis Found Guilty in Montgomer y Murder Trial
Oxford Mississippi January 3 The jury convicts Will Mathis of the murder of two Montgomerys, U.S. marshals. Whit Owens faces an accessory charge and awaits trial scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Will Mathis
Montgomerys
United States
Whit Owens
Desirable Lancaster County Lands For Sale
Valuable farming lands in Lancaster County South Carolina offered for sale on favorable terms. 1500 acres on Waxhaw Creek birthplace of Andrew Jackson and 1600 acres on the Catawba River Bowden place with a water power at Catawba Falls. Purchases in 100 200 or 300 acre tracts per plats viewed via D A Williams Lancaster SC or Bernard Wiesenfeld Atty 706 Fidelity Building Baltimore.
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Lancaster County
S. C
Waxhaw Creek
Andrew Jackson
Catawba River
Bowden Place
Catawba Falls
D. A. Williams
Lancaster
S.C
Bernard Wiesenfeld
Atty
Fidelity Building
Baltimo Jd
Ee Wiesenfeld
Five Year Old’s Santa Dreams Ended by Missing Change
A Chester Reporter item recalls a five year old girl who slept with twenty cents and woke to find all but five cents gone. The note suggests Santa may bring rewards to cover the loss and ends with a cheerful hope for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Santa Claus
Santa
Bovey
Chester
Land sale notice in Lancaster County South Carolina
Pursuant to court order Judge Mriest Gar signs auction for January first Monday 1902. Lands include 240 acre tract bounded by Lynches River and neighbors and a brick store lot in Keraw with 21 foot Hampton Street frontage. Terms require half cash, rest in one year with bond and mortgage, purchaser to insure the Keraw store and assign policy to the sheriff. R E Wylie is the agent.
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Mriest Gar
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Asrolina
Kul “Williams
Alex Baker
Wm Bird
Margaret Bird
James Blackwell
Kerataw
County of Lancaster
State of
South Carolina
Hampton Street
Hampston Street
Kershaw
Old Line
Exposition Ticket Sales Schedule From 1901 to 1902
The notice details daily ticket sales from Nov 80 1901 to May 31 1902 with final limit June 8 1902, plus a second column listing tickets from Nov 30 1901 to May 1 1902 with a ten day float and June 1 1902 cap. A third column shows tickets sold on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Dec 1 1901 to May 20 1902 with a seven day float and June 3 1902 cap.
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Wensville
Kershaw
Seeath Springs
Lancaster
Atawba Junction
Rock Hill
Yorkville
Hiol
Ry Grove
Smyrna
Biarkobueg
Gallueys
Kurles
Shelby
Lattimore
Moorsboro
Henrietta Forest City
Rutherfordton
Thermal City
Marion
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Haor
Artis
Lie Oleer
Lancaster Lodge
Mrn
Syeadman
M. J. Perry
MoClinton
East Pot Mondey
Mey
Southern Hardwood Co
Charleston, S.C
Hotige
Laer
J. B. Heath
Dallas
Tex
Mr. J. Arthur Garrison
Lilla Jordan
Ul Mathis
Brent
Atuce Taklow Wen
Ci Cartels
Enhouse St
Cineinati
Ohio
sroeTen Ag
Meer Rds Company
Chicane
Monteval
New York
Por
Williams-Hughes
William
Huches CO
Hobba
Syarigas Pilis
Beriing Ttewelly Co
Culcagy
Smipertan Lee
Clyburn-Heath Mule Co
Clyburn-Heath Mule Company
Clyburn—Heath Mule Co
Sal
State OF South Carolina
County OF
Common Pleas
John A Bird
James
Bird
Defrndante
R. E. Wylle
Pighotitr
Any
Amms
South Carolina & Georgia
Rairoad
8. C
Owensboro
Coanrigh
Slyburn-Heath
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