Local matters and community notes from the county
Local items report light rain refreshing vegetation. marriages of Wm Raley and Jane Rollings. a Parmelee library branch founded by Miss Kate A Laney with about 50 members. a canning outfit arriving for Mr GW Jones. sermons at Zion and Bethel churches. attendance planned for Charlotte celebration. Capt FM Thomas near death at Chapel Hill. John A Miller plans a six room cottage on Main Street. Langley contracted to dismantle the old stable. Capt HG Mellwain returning from Maryland and likely rebuilding. Primus sub Alliance reorganization planned with JF Nisbit. Hon WC Hough seeks Solicitor seat. WC Hough praised for criminal practice. Wild Jim exhibition failed as no stake was posted. EB Stewman announces for Coroner. EBC Croxton for County Auditor. canning outfit advertised. death of W J Sapps at his father in law’s home after bilious attack and possible morphine overdose. inquest finds death possibly from opiate. Sapps, 38, survived by wife Henrietta Long and three children. funeral at Camp Creek Baptist Church.
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WC Hough
Hough
State Senate
York
Chaster
M J Hough
W. Jk. Sapps
W. Sapips
W ‘J Long
Seaboard
Cheraw
Columbia
Strait
Drs Strait
Poovey
Caskey
Young
W B Sapps
Henrietta Long
WJ Long
Camp Creek Baptist Church
Whursday
MJ Long
Horton Withdraws From Auditor Race
FH Horton announces he is withdrawing from the race for Auditor. He thanks supporters across the county for their encouragement and signs the note as respectfully yours.
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Tani
Horton
Minister Marries Bride in Spartanburg Home
Spartanburg May 16. This afternoon Rov M W Gordon a Baptist minister of Chester and Miss Margaret Amos daughter of Mr and Mrs CM Amos were married at the bride’s parents home on South Church street. The bride is a popular young lady of the city and many friends extend heartiest congratulations to the happy couple.
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Spartanburg
M W Gordon
Chester
Margaret Amos
CM Amos
South Church Street
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Adopts Spartanburg for Next Year
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of South Carolina adjourned at noon in Charleston. Spartanburg was unanimously chosen as the meeting site for next year. A banquet at the Isle of Palms was tendered to delegates by Charleston members of the order.
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Charleston
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Isle of Palms
Grand Lodge
Adjutant and Inspector General Candidates Listed
The present incumbent Gen Floyd, Col Boyd of Greenville, and Dr. George Douglas Rose of Charleston are the candidates for Adjutant and Inspector General.
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Floyd
Col Boyd
Greenville
George Douglas Rose
Charsleston
Weather and social notes from Dry Creek area
Farmers seek rain as late cotton struggles and corn planting finishes. Watermelon crops suffer without rain while locals greet guests and report illnesses, sermons, and social calls. A rural snapshot mentions Mr J P Hunter greeting all, two young men courting in Douglas, and community updates from Bunn.
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Ciuess
Dry Creek
Douglas
Bunn
Atrocities in China reported near Pao-Ting Fu
The Pekin Times correspondent cites a deadly anti Christian outbreak near Pao-Ting Fu in Pe Cl Liz province. Seventy three native Christians were killed including women and children. Many were slain by being burned or stabbed.
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London
Pekin
the Times
Pao-Ting Fu
Estate sale bids sought for TM Fitzpatrick estate
Notices offer prices and terms for buying the TM Fitzpatrick estate in town or county. The Fitzpatrick heirs hold sizable farms and valuable town property. Dr A Coke Sith of Newfolk will deliver the Wwchurente sermon at the commenceent of the South Carolina Callece. Charleston prepares for the National Educational Association meeting July 6 with about 10000 delegates expected. Population figures claim over sixty five quadrillions have lived on earth. In New York City 27000 of 240000 women in 100 trades support their husbands, a ratio likely elsewhere. Belton and Orr cotton mills not yet operating. a Greenville sale fetched 105.
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TM Fitzpatrick & Tro
Messrs
Fitzpatrick
A Coke Sith
Newfolk
South Carolina
New York City
Cotton seed meal shipped to Liverpool by Monroe Oil
The Monroe Oil and Fertilizer Company will soon ship two carloads of cotton seed meal to a Liverpool firm. A special train will be assembled for the van to Norfolk and decorated with streamers.
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Monroe Oil and Fertilizer Company
Liverpool
Norfolk
Wall
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RE Wyhe, Esq
SL Porter
Wm Raley
Jane Rollings
Parmelee Library
Kate A. Laney
Monroe
GW Jones
Jones’ S Roads
Zion Church
Rey Mr Hilton
Bethel
Charlotte
F M Thomas
L. & C Railroad
Chapel Hill
John A Miller
Main Street
Court House
Langley
HG Mellwain
Maryland
Primus
J F Nisbit
W A Clyburn
Haile
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Baptist Convention
Wild Jim
Texas Cowboy and Saddle King
EB Stewman
Ebc Croxton
Lancaster
Ledger
the Ledger
Pecal
Grand Lodge, K. of P
Greenville News
Carmel
Mr. Eorror
JF Blackmon
JC Blackmon
BA Gaines
Eli Thompson
C R Carnes
New Hope
J P Hunter
China
National Educational Association
Rcontn
Belton
Orr
Tri Carolina
Maceay Porter
Porter
Porter Bros
Mareray Doret
Berte Bros
Crete
Ft Menster
Eure
Stte
Lascasi Big
Borer
Joes
Werner
Ann Domind
Lb Jones
Bate Dudice
Hyen Au
Conlin
Ken Thetts
Hacative Caine
Akeany
O Heath Banking & Mercgamtile Go.de
New York
Thom
Yorkville
Kershaw