Local stock venture and fire loss reported
The issue notes a commission for Gregory Ferguson stock farm to raise and sell live stock with a $12,000 capital, listing W. T. Gregory and A. Ferguson as incorporators. It also covers a millburned barn at Alfred Hood’s place near Waxhaw church with $560 loss, incendiary suspect Phil Tillman jailed. Broad River township bonds denied validity by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals, $24,000 in question. Also obituary: Tommy Davis, child of J. Murray Porter, died of pneumonia, interment at town cemetery with community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Gregory Ferguson
W. T. Gregory
A. Ferguson
Lancaster
Alfred Hood
Massey Place
Old Waxhaw Church
Phil Tillman
J. F. Hunter
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Broad River Township
Charleston, Cincinnati and
Chicago Railroad
Wm. B. McCaw
Hon. D. KE. Finley
R. M. Morse
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Yorkville Enquirer
Tommy Davis
J. Murray Porter
Presbyterians Move Toward Union Talks Across Denominations
Rev J W Black returns from Gastonia NC where the synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church met A committee was appointed to confer with the United Presbyterian synod to seek union The sentiment is strong in both regions and consolidation is expected at the next synod meeting The A R P B synod will meet next year at Wionsboro NC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RK. PB. Synod
Wionsboro
Veterans Of Two Wars Chronicle Civil War Survivors
Special to The State from Lancaster reports elderly veterans recount Civil War and earlier conflicts. Capt Anos McManus and Aaron Adams, with 81 year old Riley Clanton, recall service in Co G Palmetto Regiment under Butler and Secrest. Only a few survivors remain in the state, with Pennsylvania and local counties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Anos McManus
Aaron Adams
Riley Chuiton
Adams
McMunue
Me. Clanton
Lesroy Secrest
Palmetto Regiment
Pierce M. Butler
Cherebusco
McManus
Shen
Self Baptism Shocks Congregation In Darlington County
A Darlington County man insisted on baptism after church refusals. He dunked himself in public, stayed submerged long enough to alarm onlookers, drank from a flask, then prayed on the bank. Also, Col William Wallace, longtime Columbia resident and Confederate veteran, died at home after a paralysis stroke. The State reported his passing. The Springstein mill project continues with upper walls down and reusing machinery. changes include a new lye house across the railroad. Chester Lantern notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Darlington
Darlington County
Baptist Church
Col
William Wallace
Colombia
Blanding Street
Col. Wallace
Cal. Wallace
Southland
Springstein
Lye House
Chester
Executor's Sale of Personal Property
Executor of Evan Rollings announces a sale at the late residence on Tuesday December 16 beginning at 9 o clock. Items include household and kitchen furniture farming implements blacksmith tools plus two mules and three cows. Cash terms. November 12 1902. Executor Kk. B. Ronines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Rollings
Also Mentioned on This Page
the. Ledger
Thurlow
Carter
United, Presbyterians
Veterans of
Aslin
Ben Lenderson
Wright
Ben Martin
Gastonia
Cheif
Pole Taylor
J. HH. Marion
Bennettsville
Tax Department
Columbia
Thomas
Marlboro
Chantilly
New York
Williams-Hughes CO
Davis & Demorest
State OF
South Carolina
Lane
Chas. D. Jones
Wuerras
Julia J. Porter
W.S. L. Porter
W. S. L. Porter
B. G. Wetow
Catawba House
Elowett & Crawford
Lancaster Mercantile Co
Tas Lancaster
Elm Street
T. Eugene Funderburk
Church Streets
Cane Creek Township
J. Wren Tinnaan
L. P. Foxperwark
W. T. Starr
L. Vierman, JR
Lancaster Marble
A. J. MeNinch
Lancaster, 8. U
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