Northern and Southern Railways Schedule Circa 1900
A detailed railway timetable from April 2 1900 showing connections for West Boundary and Midland lines. It lists various schedules and departures at towns including Richburg, Fort Lawn, Lancaster, Chester and Columbia with transfers to Northern and Southern rail lines. Map and consolidation notes indicate special expresses and connections to Atlanta, Blacksburg, and Charlotte.
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Beavine Gancaster
Vonseerion Ui Thester Wit Norhern Railway
Charlotte and Potats
Ner
Atlanta
Arotun
Northwestern Rail
Southern Railway
Avia
Chester
Rosin Bine
Southern
Blacksburg
Lancaster
SC &Ge
Amden
Sarion
Southern Y Noo St
Columbia
Posit
Jas M Heth
Agt
Leroy Springs
Ern Cons
Prohibition and State hypocrisy stir Greenville debate
Senator Tillman’s accusers call prohibition impracticable yet the speaker argues it stands on moral and legal grounds. He condemns the dispensary as teaching permissibility of liquor while denouncing state hypocrisy in banning sales yet profiting from liquor. The speech asserts prohibition lifts civic morals and rejects liquor as a rightful state enterprise while urging laws to reflect public conscience.
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Satan
Greensville
Col Hoyt
Tillman
Lam
South Carolina
AJ S Thomas
The
Baptist Courier
Brother Gardner
Gardner
Brother Thomas
Prohibition Campaign Rally in Kershaw District
Prohibition supporters greet Col Hoyt at a Kershaw grove meeting with 600 attendees. Speakers include W D Mayfield Evans Berry Pettigrew and Hoyt who advocates prohibition under state law. A banner from local ladies is presented. McSweeney Gary Patterson and Bateman are referenced in voting context with discussions on dispensary and high license.
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Kershaw
Camden
Lanncaster
Chesterfield
Col Hoyt
Sovie
Gov McSweeney
Gary
Patterson
J W Hamel
Kershaw Era
Jabez Ferris
Timmerman
Jennings
W Brooker
J’ Derham
Derham
W D Mayfield
BB Evans
T N Berry
J E Pettigrew
W A Betts
Methodist Church
Whitman
Frank B Gary
Tie
Patterson Budd
Charleston
Columbia
Bateman
Sto
McGary
Charlesal
Jon
Georgetown
Col Winkler
Dumes H Tillman
Knox Livingston
Cole Ll Blease
John T Sloane
Laneter
Hoyt, Livingston
Mayfield
JR D Ry
Johnston's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Rheumatism And Catarrh
An advertisement cites Mrs C H Kingsbury of St Louis Gratiot Co Mich praising Johnston's Sarsaparilla after curing her rheumatism catarrh and neuralgia and claims four bottles cured her and her family She names Michigan Drug Co Detroit and several merchants The piece ends noting a 15 year old Black boy jailed in Newberry for attempted assault on a white girl with near-lynching.
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C. H. Kingsbury
St. Louis
Gratiot Co
Johnston
Michigan Drug CO
Detroit
Mich
Newberry
Myrtle Farrow
Coon
Story of a Slave Becomes Free Through Remedy
George D Williams of Manchester Michigan recounts a slave bound by disease who gains freedom after his wife recovers with two bottles of Electric Bitters. The tonic is pitched as a cure for female ailments nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Each bottle costs 50 cents and Crawford Bros Druggist sells it.
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George D Williams
Manchester Mich
Crawford Bros Druggist
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