Auditor's Notice for Lancaster County Tax Returns 1904
The Lancaster County Auditor announces tax return collection from January 31 to February 20 1904. Taxpayers or guardians managers and agents must list property or risk a 50 percent penalty. A one dollar tax applies to males ages 21 to 60 except maimed or Confederate soldiers. Auditor MO A Cook lists local attendance sites and dates across Osceola Pleasant Valley Belair Van Wyck Dix Dwight Tradeaville Taxabaw Flat Creek Dr. Welsh e Primus Orlock Haile Gold Mine Kershaw Heath Springs Pleasant Hill Dry Creek. An annual income of $2 or more requires a return. Prompt submission advised.
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Iuancaster
Osceola
Pleasant Valley
Belair
van Wyck
Dix
A.m . Dwight
P. m
Tradeaville
Taxabaw
Flat Creek Church
Primus
Orlock
Haile
Kershaw
Heath Springs
Pleasant Hill
Dry Creek
MO. A. Cook
Wood freight paid carloads by James Cockshoot at Charleston
Freight details list 10 17 4m wood and Holly Logs with Stickery, noting payment for 00 carloads. James Cockshoot appears as the involved party in Charleston, C.
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James Cockshoot
Charleston
Lincaster and Chester Railway Schedule 1902 Nov 29
Train schedule details for Lincaster and Chester Railway dated November 29, 1902, listing westbound and eastbound daily departures and arrivals among Lancaster Fort Lawn Rasconville Richburg Chester Charlotte Columbia Atlanta Yorkville Gastonia Lenior Bascomville Fort Lawn and others, with connections to Southern Seaboard Carolina Northwestern Lancaster Southern lines and notes on station agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincaster and
Chester Railway
Lancaster
Fort Lawn
Rasconville
Richburg
Chester
Charlotte
Columbia
Atlanta
Yorky
C&n
Gastonia
Lenoir
Eastboun DL
Lenir
Ca& N
Yorkville
Sal
Bascomville
The Confederate Generals and Lieutenant Generals
The article details ranking dates for Confederate lieutenant generals led by James Longstreet, notes four still living as Stephen D. Lee A. P. Stewart Joseph Wheeler and S. B. Buckner, and lists eight out ranking generals Cooper Johnston Lee Johnston Beauregard Bragg Smith Hood. All generals are dead, as are seventeen lieutenant generals. Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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James Longstreet
John B. Gordon
Confederacy
Stephen D. Lee
Mississippi
Gen. Forrest
Gen. Wheeler
Samuel Cooper
Albert S. Johnston
Robert E. Lee
Joseph E. Johnston
P. G. T. Beauregard
Braxton Bragg
Edmund Kirby Smith
John B. Hood
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
Darlington's Century Fund Help Remember Monument
Darlington records recall the Hampton monument fund and note that about a year ago Darlington county raised a total of $1,000 to support the effort.
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Darlington
Hampton Monument Fund
Darlington County
Anderson County Contributes Over 500 to Hamton Monument Fund
Anderson county plans a contribution exceeding 500 dollars to the Hamton monument fund. A local Daughters of the Confederacy chapter had earlier erected a memorial tablet to Wade Hamton in the county courthouse corridor, placed within a year after his death.
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Anderson, Jan
Anderson County
Hamton
Daughters of the Confederacy
Wade Hampton
County Court House
Saved From Terrible Death by King’s New Discovery
The Bobbitt family of Bargerton Tennessee witnessed Mrs. M L Bob bitt near death from consumption. After doctors failed, King s New Discovery cured her and relieved symptoms. The remedy is advertised as the safest lung cure with 50 cent and 1 00 dollar bottles. Free trials are offered at Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co T Eugene Funderburk Drug Store. Creditors are called to settle with J E Rutledge Dentist.
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M. L. Bobbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Dr. King
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
T. Eugene Funderburk
J. E. Rutledge
Sugar mill accident claims 15 year old in Beaufort
A 15 year old boy, Ebenezer Hamilton, was struck in the head by a revolving pole at a sugar cane mill near Kean's Neck in Beaufort on Tuesday afternoon and killed instantly as his skull was broken.
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Beaufort
Kean
Ebenezer Hamilton
Dead woman found near Greenwood. suspected death under swoon
The body of Ella Cunningham, a negro woman who lived alone with a child, was found on the edge of Greenwood yesterday. Ingestioati reports suggest she fell into a swoon or fit causing death in the cold. Meanwhile in Spartanburg a true bill for peonage is returned against farmer E C Daniel for involuntary servitude of a colored youth Leonard Brown. case set for Columbia session.
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Greenwood
Jan
Thephetes
Ella Cunningham
Spartanburg
S. C
United States
E. C. Daniel
South Carolina
Daniel
Leonard Brown
S. S. Daniel
Mob's Victim Found At Reevesville
The State reports a lynching near Reevesville Dorchester County after a mob seized Gen Lee a Negro about 30 from Reevesville. His mutilated body was found lashed to a tree with gunshots. An inquest returned a verdict of death by unknown persons.
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Georges
Reevesville
Dorchester County
Gen. Lee
A. P. Wimberly
T. H. Abbott
General Lee
R. E. Mims
Lee
Mims
Electric Bitters Restored Fire Man’s Strength
A Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy recounts severe illness with pain and weakness. He credits Electric Bitters for restoring health and vigor after months of decline. Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co and T Eugene Funderburk guarantee satisfaction at 50 cents.
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W. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
T. Eugene Funderburk
Federal Law to Aid Dispensary in South Carolina
Washington Jan 15 The Hepburn Dolliver bill would remove liquor trade from interstate commerce protections and place it under state police powers. If enacted liquor imported into South Carolina even in original packages would be subject to state law upon crossing the state line, affecting the dispensary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hepburnn Dolliver
Congress
South Carolina
House
Hepburn
Iowa
Senate
Dulliver
Legislature Proceedings on Birth Records and Railroad Rules
Saturday and Friday sessions summarize bills on vital records, divorce fears, election day prohibitions, fertilizer taxes, and twelve hour railroad work limits. Proposals give the railroad commission power over rates and connections. towns may vote out dispensaries. baggage weight rules change. political maneuvering for dispensary control and commission chairmanship noted.
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Columbia
Clemson College
Blackwood
Senate
Hydrick
Spartanburg
Morgan
Greenville
Railroad Commission
House
Orly
Whaley
Charleston
Bryce
H. H. Evans
Evans
McDurmot
Horry
Black
Tatum
Spartanburg Names New Sheriff James White
Spartanburg on January 14 announces James White, deputy Sheriff, appointed to fill the remaining 12 months of the late John E. Vernon's term as sheriff of Spartanburg County. White posted a bond of 156000 and assumed control of the office, with Coroner Foster stepping down from acting sheriff duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
James White
Spartanburg County
John E. Vernon
Foster
Mr. Vernon
Pneumonia and La Grippe Cough Cure Mentioned
Cough cured quickly by Foley's Honey and Tar. Refuse substitutes. T. BE. Funderburk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
T. BE. Funderburk
Wonderful nerve salve advertised for pains and piles
The ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for cuts, wounds, burns, sore feet, stiff joints, and piles. It claims it kills pain and heals, selling for 25 cents at Crawford Bros, J. F. Mackey & Co, and T Eugene Funderhurk's Drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co’s
T. Eugene Funderhurk
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Charlotte Observer
Caldwell & Tompkins
Publihers
J. P. Caldwell
Observer
North Carolina
the Observer
Charlotte, N. C
CUB
Columbia State
Anderson
On Earth
The
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Mob
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