Comet Proceedings Mourh Convened Here Monday
The Ledger notes Charton 8 vartee SPLTO Wasp Nagy WEPNERDAY June 26 1901 as Mourh convened with Hilo Gaus presiding The session disposed of some cases and dismissed others The only trial Sam daard charged with a swell aid battery to kill was convicted of assault of a high and aggravated nature with a fine or months in jail Likely Massey sentenced for manslaughter to the penitentiary The others were continued and various bills found or not found in listed cases Public building and poor house farm appointments were noted among officials and officers
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Hilo Gaus
Sam Daard
Hiceas
Likek Massey
Defferson Hinsin
Reek Sims
Mioden
Thad Stewart
Wmeder
Ollmowine
Gavarine Hancock
Kooping
Colin Wright
Jane Garris
Howse Farm
Funderbark
Dith
CL Williams
TL Morris
D. A. Williams
G. W. Williams
J. KB. Magine
Willias
Moses Yarborough
Ry FP
Adame
John Re
Barton
Tillman Danced and Attacked the Figures at Clemson
The State reports Senator Tillman danced with Mrs Riggs as partner and shouted at critics calling opponents swine corners. The episode, tied to a clash with State College officials over dancing rules, spurred talk of a new etiquette and dancing chair as Gov McSweeney declined Tillman’s resignation.
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Clemson College
Sentie
Sender Tilman
Huan
Tie
Mes Rigas
Seue
Sagoin
Pillman
State College
School of Dancing
Hhis
Gov. McSweeney
Tillman
Senate
J Frank Clyburn Dies by Own Hand at Elmwood Cemetery
Lancaster insurance agent J Frank Clyburn, 25, committed suicide at Elmwood cemetery early Friday. Coroner's jury cited melancholia as the likely cause after a pistol shot left him mortally wounded. The son of Col Clyburn, he had worked in furniture and insurance in Columbia and Lancaster, left a note to his mother, and was mourned by family and friends. He served as a South Carolina volunteer in the Spanish American War and was described as a devoted soldier. The inquest heard his dying words, I shot myself, and the funeral was set for the Presbyterian church in Douglass.
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J. Frank Clyburn
Lancaster
Elmwood Cemetery
Columbia
Clyburn
Me Dom
Mr. Brown
Eb, Ek. Calvo
McDow
Calvo
Brown
Mr. Calvo
Carolina
M. L. Clyburn
S. C
Memphis
Ted
Cemery
Presbyterian Pehurch
Douglass
Lancaster County
Ben
Maxwell & Taylor
Virginia Insurance Company
South Carolina
New York Life Insurance Company
Co. G
Pleasant Valley Farmers Rally and Local News
Pleasant Valley reports farmers marshal for volunteers against General Green as crops look fair where tended. J W Davidson has the best averaged crop. cotton knee high. upland corn good. wheat and oats damaged where not hauled in. Fruit crop light but blackberries fine. Community health good. Miss Bula Kimbrell died Friday. Visitors include Rev Pressley and mother. R T Niven and R I Delaney visited Pastor John J Spinks, bringing supplies. John Bailes home from Wofford College for vacation. Prof. Shirley’s school starts fourth Monday in July. Children’s Day at Belair observed with Supt Collins drilling pupils and a pastor talk on Early Training. After dinner, singing and speeches by Rev Byrum Eli Richardson and John Collins. All ended well.
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Green
J. W. Davidson
Tle
Bula Kimbrell
Mr. Pressley
Edgemore
O. W. Potts
R. T. Niven
R. I. Delaney
Stewardson
van Wyck
New Tope
John J. Spinks
John Bailes
Wofford College
Shirley
Belair
G, B, Collins
Mr. Byrum
Eli Richardson
John Collins
Sknips
Soap Factory Destroyed in Charleston Fire
A soap factory owned by W. J. Storen burned down this morning in Charleston. The loss is estimated at $10,000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Charleston
W. J. Storen
They Work While You Sleep Candy Cathartic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C for digestive relief. It touts overnight action and urges readers to buy from druggists rather than bulk. Subscriptions and promotional tone echo vintage newspaper classifieds.
Storm winds and damage hit eastern county farms
A Monday storm brought heavy winds and rain through the eastern county between Newcut and Tabernacle church. Cotton crops were destroyed, trees uprooted, fences and small barns blown down. At EK Plyler’s, a large tree fell across one room of a house, but the family escaped unharmed in another room.
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Newcut
Tabernacle Church
EK. Plyler
Ida M Belk Obituary Remembrance and Loss
Miss Ida M Belk, 31, second daughter of Mr and Mrs J Belk, died after months of illness. Born January 20 1880 she united with Camp Creek Baptist church about twelve years ago and led a devout life. She influenced many youths to return to the fold. At her funeral her grandmother wept by the open coffin as the body was laid to rest amid flowers. She leaves a father, mother, two sisters and two brothers. The family receives heartfelt sympathy and prayers for comfort.
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Ida M. Belk
J. (. Belk
Ida
Church
Camp Creek
J. W. Little
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Charton
Vartee
Wepnerday
Dr. McDow
Mr. Clyburn
Beamors Rhage
McMaster
Yrank
Columbia, S.C
Mama
Lewis
Bios
Sam
Ang
Wrest
Lewis Dam
Tearry
Tom
Belle
Lewis Perry
Tom Caskey
Capt Williams
Tock Mackey
Caskey
Ool
Clyburnd
Ben Powell
Crand
McDown
Cure Va
Life Ins
Pleasant Valley
Scott
Torfree
Rcort
Bowne Cie
Thas
Fewrisomo
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