Tax executions and tax collections clarified in notice
County Treasurer W. C. Caumens explains tax figures from the Auditor’s books for the 1900 cycle. He states $43,828.20 collected to date with $366.66 uncollected, and $708.32 in additions bringing the total to $45,194.86 on the Auditor’s original abstract. Ep. Lepore notes praise of the Auditor and Treasurer’s work.
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Lepore
Swearing on the Highway Act Approved by Session
A recent session act deems boisterous conduct on or near public roads or within fifty yards of highways as a misdemeanor. Offenders face up to $100 fine or up to 30 days imprisonment. A separate report from Greenville News identifies a body found near Killiana as B S Clark, a Southern Railway flagman from Abbeville.
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General Assembly
Columbia
Killiana
B S Clark
White
The
Southern Railway
Abbeville
Taxahaw village notes warm regards and travels
The writer voices patience for farm work amid cold wet weather and crops concerns. Taxahaw is praised as healthy with no local sickness and no resident physician. A charming Tradesville procession to Forty Acre Rock delighted residents, while the Debating Society thrives and youths are active in social life. Mentions of Hattie and Samuel McManus visiting and H B Lowry moving to Monroe, NC, close the note.
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Taxahaw
Caxahaw
Tradesville
Taxahawe
Tabernacle's Fair Daughters
Flat Creek
White Bluff
Hattie McManus
Samuel McManus
Camden
H B Lowry
Frank Lowry
Twxahaw
Monroe
Marriage at Cheraw unites Rev H J Canthen and Mamie Finlayson
Special to The State Cheraw Feb 28 The marriage of Rev H J Canthen to Miss Mamie Finlayson occurred this morning at Cheraw The groom serves as Methodist pastor at Vinymansville and was in Cheraw last year where he gained many friends The bride is the eldest daughter of IL W Finlayson a leading Cheraw merchant They departed for McColl SC to visit the groom's father.
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Cheraw
H J Canthen
Mamie Finlayson
McColl’s
Taxahaw School Honor Roll Month Ending February 23 1900
The Ledger lists Taxahaw school honor roll for the month ending Feb 23 1900. Names appear across DEVORTMENT EXCELLENT GOOD and RECITATIONS 90 95 percent, highlighting students such as Pearl Cook Mattie Massey James Belk Burnwell Caston Ola Cook Johnny Massey and many others with multiple mentions under principal A Rowell.
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Taxahaw School
Pearl Cook
Mattie
Isvolyn
Lula Massey
James
J M Belk
Burnwell
Caston
Charlie
Breeka Lowry
James Wright
William McManus
Otis
Theorn Gregory
Walter Robertson
Furman Lowry
Ernest
Echel Knight
Robert Ingram
Marchie Hunter
Lula Estridge
Goo
Pet Belk
Flowny Walters
Samuel Robertson
Martha Ingram
Daocenia Eatridge
Bessie Baker
Douglas Baker
Gus Watts
Jobnn Bakery
Ola Cook
Johnny Mursey
Roke Gregory
Minnie
Christopher
Lee Robertson
Branton Catoe
Walter Logram
Ernest Right
Lelia
Estelle Blakeney
Leasie Baker
Nettie Lowell
Willie Estridge
Mary Lowell
May Cook
Bertha
Bessie Estridge
Alonzo Horton
Freddie Robertson
Belle Baker
Mattie Massey
Barnwell Custon
Ouse Gregory
Ola Lowry
Geo Belk
Thany Walters
Ola
Johnny
Evelyn
Lila Massey
Pet
EM Belk
Furman
Blecka Lowry
Theron Gregory
Ethel Knight
Robert
Walter
Gus Craig
Lelia Blakeny
Docenia Estradge
Bessie
AC Rowell
Hunting for John Wilson in Spartanburg lynch hunt
Spartanburg March 4 two hundred armed men seek John Wilson a colored man accused of attempted rape of two white girls at Tucapaw mills last Saturday afternoon. Armed groups about hundred men each search Reidville and Greepville county line for him.
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Spartanburg
John Wilson
Tucapaw Mills
Reidville
Greepville
Fifteen Smallpox Cases Reported in Pacolet Mills
Severe weather devastates crops as fertilizer demand remains low. Fifteen smallpox cases exist at the mills, with Dr Little actively managing the outbreak and not fearing further spread.
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Little
Honolulu Plague Believed to Be Winding Down
The city of Honolulu is reported to have reached the end of a plague outbreak after a period of illness and public health measures. Officials caution vigilance but note no new cases in recent weeks amidst declining infection reports.
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Honolulu
Mule Stable Ad Promises Quality Horses and Mules
Our stable offers larger and better mules and horses with frequent updates from Mr Eliott in Western markets returning by the 22. We buy to sell again and invite customers to try us. if not sold, we assume no market interest. We guarantee fair dealing and wish to thank patrons in Hed Laventer and nearby counties for their support.
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Pelees
Eliott
Leateaster
The Ganson Cash Store Special Bargains
Special bargains in bleached damask at 25 cents and duck remnants about 4,000 yards at 4 cents. New goods and low prices include finest Sea Island calicoes at 10 cents and pique welts at half price. Full case of short lengths 9 cents. Drew Selby & Co. outfits with new ladies lines. Infant shoes at 50 cents and patent view kid Oxford for $3.00.
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Pfercales & Ginghams
Sea Island
Drew, Selby & Co
Oxford
Story of a Slave Bound by Disease to Freedom
Geo D Williams of Manchester Michigan relates how a slave of disease was freed. His wife, bedridden five years, gained strength after two bottles of Electric Bitters. The remedy cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache fainting and dizziness. Every bottle guaranteed at Crawford Bros Druggist for 50 cents.
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Geo. D Williams
Manchester
Mich
Crawford Bros
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