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The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1905

Page

3

Lancaster County Weekly Notices and Local Visits

Local readers report visits from Mr. ROK Mollwain of Charlevy and Mr. John Shute of Greenwood. Lancaster Fish Market advertises fresh fish from the depot and calls for orders. Died July 25 1905 Allie Nisbet son of Mrs Carrie Nisbet interred Tirzah churchyard. Pleasant Valley Farmers Institute hosts Clemson speakers on fertilizers and soils with a large turnout and dinner. Dixie Camp plans a county reunion at Hopewell Church with a committee from each township.

Hayler J&b Mackerell Lancaster Rok Mollwain Charlevy Burr Rugsdale Texas Mack Thompson Alabama Riverside J B Mackerell Hoats Springs Mobley Allie Carrie Nisbet Jacksonham Tirzah J. C. Nisbet News and Courier Fort Mill Tamsmers' Institute Pleasant Valley Lancaster County O. W. Potts S.J. Ormand M.B. Mardin Clemson J. N. Harper Agricultural Department Messrs Hardin and Harper Hopewell Church Dixie J. C. Foster A. C. Hineon G. B. Shebane W. T. Vanlandingham J. M. Yoder Weasley Collins Larner W. 2 Caskey Morrigan Hardin Elgin Creek Afernoon

Rail line talks hint at Lancaster and Chesterfield link

Beauettevilly correspondence in The News and Courier outlines a possible sale of the Cheraw and Lancaster railroad lines from Cheraw to Ruby. A prospective buyer, possibly Leroy Springs, would extend the line 60 miles to connect Pee Dee with the state’s upper region. Springs also reportedly plans a million dollar Cheraw cotton factory if Pee Dee growth proceeds. Miss Varia Metz Neal, former Georgetown teacher, returns from Charleston and Charleston to take a post at Connie Maxwell Orphanage Greenwood. Thomas Outen of Kershaw County dies suddenly from brain-related illness.

Coast Line Nis Cheraw Lancaster Bennettaville Bennettsville Cash’s Fayetteville South Carolina Leroy Springs Pee-Dee Mias Varia Metz Neal Georgetown Charleston Columbia Miss Neal Connie Maxwell Orphanage Greenwood

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