Various Community Notes From Charleston Area News
Lost pistol 32 cal hammerless Smith and Wesson. eggs, fall Plymouth Rock at 40 cents per setting. notes on residents visiting, job changes, real estate sales, and local church matters. death of Lewis Jackson Cauthen, long-time county resident, with funeral at Hanging Rock graveyard conducted by Rev. J Marion Rogers.
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Stella Roddey
E. 8. McDow
Smith & Wesson
J. ©. Elliott
Ei. C. Lanier
Elliott
Lanier
Mr. Lanier
Bennett Cottage
Mr. Elliott
Our Town
Lewis Jackson Canthen
Oakhurst
Cauthen
W. ©. Cauthen
Hanging Rock Graveyard
J. Mariun Rogers
Kershaw Era Notes and Local Health News
Items From Kershaw Era report Mr E F Blackmon being able to go out again after rheumatic confinement. A $100 subscription funds the purchase of a pair of bloodhounds held by the sub association for open use. Mr J T Stevens visits his ill brother J H Stevens in Rock Hill and plans to move him to Colorado for potential benefit.
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E. F. Blackmon
J.T. Stevens
J. H. Stevens
Rock Hill
Colorado
DeKalb Mills Sold Under Court Order In Camden
Judge W H Brawley in the United States circuit court ordered the sale of the DeKalb cotton mills of Camden for creditors. The upset price is fixed at 150000 dollars and the sale date remains to be set by Special Master Thomas G Duncin in Charleston.
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Charleston
W. H. Brawley
United States
DeKalb Cotton Mills
Camden
Homas
Duncin
Geese Use to Chop Cotton Field in Goose Creek
The Monroe Journal notes a new rail fence near Goose Creek built by M. K. Biggers to enclose a large cotton field. The fence aims to confine geese to keep the field chopped as labor shortages loom this spring. Squire A. W. McManus endorses geese as better than any method to chop cotton amid the expected manpower shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Biggers
Goose Creek
A. W. McManus
Woman Dies After Family Quarrel
Coroner Lonthian investigated the death of Mrs. John Weaver, a white resident of Sharon, after a quarrel that escalated and led to her sudden collapse the previous night. Dr. J. H. Sage testified the death was very probably due to heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonthian
Sharon
John Weaver
J. HE. Sage
Yorkville
Court Grand Jury Report and Trials at Lancaster
Court sessions adjourned with a mixed verdict list. Thompson Watts found guilty of manslaughter and jailed for five years. Walter McManus also convicted of manslaughter with four years. Some cases quashed as unconstitutional. others continued to October term. Grand jury report urges vigilance against tampering with jurors and reiterates intent to pursue justice.
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Plyler & Dees
Thompson Watts
Walter McManus
John Lecch
Mercy
Miments
Anderson Caskey
Robert Dunlan
Clyde Crawford
Jack Willtian
Atmale
Frank Perry
John Williams
Jim Moses
Southern
Braxton Leech
Joby Young
Young
B. Skipper
Sessions Court
V.drevrey
Leonide
Neustoli
Sneh
Gaze
Lanciter
Prize Offer Promises Gold to Nearby Respondents
An odd, garbled notice promises strangers up to 35 dollars in gold for quick involvement. It mentions a tie break by proximity to a jar of beans and offers escalating amounts to the nearest contestants. The fragment ends with the name Ald. Mackorell.
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Ald
Mackorell
Five ways of badness in paint letter to Paul Moore
A letter complains of paint defects sold by Devon & Co and Lancaster Mercantile Co. The writer lists five faults including stuffed-out with chilk, karates, benzine contamination, too thin liquid, and short measure and asks to buy by price per gallon. It mentions agents receiving a state chemist's certificate of analysis and credits Devon, 46 Years truly, FLW.
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Devon
Trespass Notice on lands in Flat Creek township
All persons are warned not to trespass by hunting fishing or in any other way on my lands in Flat Creek township known as the Willis Gregory notice The law will be enforced against all parties this notice T S Gregory March 18 spath
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Flat Creek
Willis Gregory
T. S. Gregory
Spath
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Mackerell’s
Plymoth Rock
J. N. Crocker
Bessie
Victoria Sherrill
Cheraw
J. M. Stewart
W. S. Langley
Greenwood
B.C. Ashcraft
H. ©. Moore
Frank Armfield
Monroe
W. C. Dees
Crescent
Jno
W. Elliott
Caskey
Lancaster
Bertha Robson
Sarah Steward
Many Mennota Thomas
Netty Morgan
Julia Haton
Aliie Marry
W. M. Prellan
Belle Nance
P.M
Steele
Buford Monument
Joe Huey
T. S. Carter
Mecklenburg
G. W. Belk
Tenth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charlotte
Anderson Intelligencer
Intelligencer
Anderson
York
Union
Cherokee
Chester
Gancaster
Yorkville Enquirer
Lancasters Cotton Mills
Henry W. Thomson
Spartanburg
Kershaw
Monroe Journal
Court Proce
Geyerl
Yusturlay
Conmen Peis
Grand Jury
G. W. Gage
Lancaster County
E. R. Horton
E. Hinson
W.T. Blackmon
W. ©. Bird
Kershaw Dispensary
S. D. Taylor
H. M. Culp
4. M. Stogner
J. D. Bailey
Lancaster Dispensary
R. E. Gregory
J. A. Howze
IPA
Parker
E. B. Lingle
W. P. McMann
D. D. M. Bailey
John W. Hamel
J. 8. Connor
Wm Stensman
J. F. Addison
BL Pardue
Cabtomia
Bonna
Paul Moore
Tannavter
FLW
Devon & Co
New Yor
AJA
Pelegom
GIBBES @ Co
Columdia
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Gibbes
Raney
Phy Tian
Tinek
Gioly
Cherry & Co
Tle Vest
Ked Bliss
White Bliss
Early Rose
Peerless
Hebron
Buprheank
Onionusetts Vod
Arden
Ally Vopiett Son
J. B. Mackorell
J. Tulled
Aicast
Hull
J. E. Rutledge
Ise
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Eve
Lincaster
Masoo
TV Chin
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Parkers
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