Inictory for Needy Vet erans and a 1905 Marriage Scene
A long column describes a January 15 1905 marriage of Miss Mae Bell Sims and Mr L Kennedy of Sharon North Carolina at a Presbyterian church decorated in white and green with cedar ivy and mistletoe. The article also covers politics in Columbia South Carolina including a bill to aid destitute Confederates and various House and Senate actions such as measures on cotton seed regulation immigration repeal of the income tax and prohibitions on cock fighting and child marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Bell Sims
Mr . L Kennedy
Sharon
8. C
Presbyterin
WW Ratehford
Waxhaw
N.C
H Anderson
Blacks
Bary
Thee
Mirst
Thomas
Lovey Dann
Lancaster
Sims
Dennie Cain
Memphis
Tenn
Dunn
Meir Ratehford
Carlisle
Bessie Robinson
Bullock Creek
LW Shannon
Anna Faulkner
Bethany
RC Ratchford
Bello Plaxico
Smyrn
J SW Rainy
Della Rhyne
Blacksburg
J A Whitesides
Smyr
JM Sims
Columbia
Senate
Greenville County
Morgan
Brooks
B W Taylor
Wd Gooding
J Perry Glenn
WW Ray
Iredell Jones
Historical Commission
Mr Ashley
Bureau of Immigration
Ashley
Mr Morgan
Sinking Fund Commission
Barn and Stable Burned in Edgemoore Loss of stock and corn
Chester reports a fire at 4 o'clock in the morning destroyed a barn and stables belonging to Mr. S. E. Clinton of Edgemoore. A horse, two mules, and almost the entire corn crop were lost. The origin of the fire is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
S. E. Clinton
Edgemoore
Law of Trespass to be Changed in the State 21st Just
The House spent most of its morning session debating Ars drey’s bill to prohibit trespass. The bill, passed on third reading, makes entering another’s lands to hunt fish trap harvest fruit or timber without consent a misdemeanor with a fine between five and twenty five dollars or 10 to 30 days hard labor per offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Arsdrey
Pneumonia Coughs Treated Fast by Fo Leys Honey and Tar
Local ad promotes Fo Leys Honey and Tar as a quick cure for pneumonia and la grippe coughs. It warns to refuse substitutes and notes availability at Funderbark Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Funderbark ‘Pharmacy
Strikes Raise Terror in St Petersburg Amid Martial Law
In St Petersburg a day of violence and fear led to martial law as troops, guards, and civilians clash. Estimates place dead or wounded reaching hundreds, with workers and their families facing brutal suppression and widespread chaos along Nevsky Prospect and after near the Moscow Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Vasilahilos
Nevsky Prospect
Sviathopolk-Mireky
Gopon
Narva
Moscow
Winter Palace
Heath Jones Company Announces Department Store Reopening
The Heath Jones Company, successor to Heath Banking and Mercantile Co, liquidates to settle with the estate of James M Heath. After renovating stores, the firm divides stock into groceries on the corner, gentlemen's furnishings, dry goods, and millinery in four rooms, inviting low prices and fair dealings to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath Banking & Mercantile CO
Jas. M. Heath
Shoes on sale at first cost in bargain center
In moving our stock many shoe boxes were broken and we place them on a bargain center. These shoes are current stock not old goods and include makes such as DREW SELBY GODMAN and other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnter
Drew-Selby
Godman
Great Reduction Sale Cash Bargains On Ready Clothes
Prices move goods and you can buy any cost clothes at actual cost for spot cash. Come and let us dress you in. We would like to tell more about bargains but rush prevents our doing so. If asked, inspection will show.
Prosperous New Year Greeting From Local Business
A brief New Year message from a local business extends wishes for prosperity and thanks patrons for their support, promising competitive prices and customer satisfaction as the year begins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Able Wemnis
FSDAY
Simton
Charleston
St Petersburg
Elliott & Crawford
Tion
Moore & Sowell
Dee
Heathjones Company
PRPC
JtNes Corp
Lancaster S. C
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