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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1900

Page

8

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.

Lar 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.

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.

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.

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.

George D Williams Manchester Mich Crawford Bros Druggist

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