A Staunch Old Gray With Connecticut Blues Return Sword
A grand reunion in Meriden Connecticut honors Capt Waterman of a Connecticut regiment who lent his Civil War sword to Capt J E P Neatherry of the Confederates after being captured. Neatherry, now living in Columbia South Carolina, learned Waterman was in Meriden and returned the sword at a Grand Army post event with guests from several posts joining the celebration.
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Waterman
Connecticut
J. E. P. Neatherry
Kingston
N. C
Neatherry
Weatherry
Columbia
S. C
Grand Army
Astonishing Discovery From Coopersville Liquor Claims Cure
From Coopersville Michigan word of a pleasant tasting liquid that before retiring helps those troubled with a cough sleep well and promises to cure the cough. Mia S Himelburge writes that three generations used Dr King New Discovery for Consumption and never found its equal for Coughs and Colds. It is an unrivaled aid for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 100 at Crawford Bros and J F Mackey Co. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coopersville
Mich
Mia. S. Himelburge
Dr. King
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Mystery of a horse and buggy near Bowman
Joe Johnson, living about three and a half miles east of Bowman, found a near new top buggy in the woods last Monday. The buggy, black with oak panels and red running gear, was undamaged and shows no sign of a runaway. It had been sold by Oscar R. Lowman of Orangeburg. The horse, found dead from starvation, left evidence of eaten saplings around the area. Johnson says harness remained with the horse, though bridle and collar were missing. He was out hunting when he discovered the vehicle about 400 or 500 yards from his home. No word on a missing horse or buggy locally, and residents are pursuing the mystery. The State notes Jefferson in Chesterfield County seeking a charter under the new act. charter issuance follows once compliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Oscar R. Lowman
Orangebury
Joe Johnson
Ines
Public School Exhibit and Teacher Instructions
State Superintendent McMehan urges county superintendents to notify teachers to celebrate on the 28th with suitable exercises and to submit school exhibit plans for the exposition at Charleston. Excerpts mention drawing maps globes and manual training, with free transport for participating schools. Also notes monthly Saturday instruction for teachers and hiring a Negro instructor for better records and teaching. A brief cultural aside describes Mexican burial customs with century plant matting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMehan
Charleston
Tecahera
Twenty Counties to Exhibit at State Exposition Report
Supt. A. W. Love reports to the governor for October that twenty counties will exhibit at the Charleston exposition. New counties joining are Dorchester Abbeville Sumter Cherokee making a total of many counties represented. Masning city to supply three glass water tanks and artesian water for public drinking.
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Supt. Love
State Exposition Commission
A. W. Love
Imet
Dorchester
Abbeville
Sumter
Cherekes
Spartanourg
Chester
Georgetown
Florence
Marlboro
Orangeburg
Berkeley
Colleton
Union
Cherokee
Sumster
Darlington
Horry
Bamberg
Edgefield
Greenwood
Laurens
Pickens
Mr. Love
Masning
Cotton Seed Oil Firms Indicted in Price Conspiracy
Jackson, Miss. Nov. 13. The federal grand jury for the Southern District of Mississippi tonight indicted numerous cotton seed oil men directors and oil officials for alleged violations of the July 2 1900 federal statute. The indictments allege the oil mill leaders conspired to fix prices of cotton seed products.
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Jackson
Miss
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Mississippi
Notice Warns Trespass On McCorkle Armstrong Land
Notice prohibits entering hunting fishing cutting wood or other trespass on a tract in Gills Creek Township Lancaster County South Carolina. The land, owned by J M Heath Leroy Spring and Lancaster Mercantile Co owners, is the Gus Armstrong residence. Strict enforcement will follow. Dated Oct 28 1901.
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Gills Creek Township
County of Lancaster
South Caroliina
Thomas McCorkle
R. K. Wylie
Te YY. Williams
Sims
Dr King’s New Life Mills Headache Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Mills cure for sick and nervous headaches. Claims quick relief, blood cleansing, health boost, priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Crawford Bros and J F Mackey & Co druggists.
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Tote
Lancaster
Fabrica
Wytl Bane
Ars
Ewo
First Clan
Lancaster Mercantile Company
Westhound
Leavis
Nity
Camden
Westville
Kerstaw
Heath Springs
Riverside
Catawba Jet
Yorkville
Hickory Grove
Blacksburg
Raves Blacksburg
Palenen Bog
Henrietta Kelby Ae
Forest
Rutherfordton
Thermal City
Arumiven
Bop Marion
al Chey
Forest City Hearietta
Bhelby
Patterson Spg
Rock
Kershaw
Gaffney Branch
Blackaburge
Cherokee Falls
Arives
Gaffney
Cherokee Falla
RIVES
Suns
A. L
Kern Ry
A. G
Waternama
Sword
Meriden, Conn
Onmzra
Bugsy
Joe Johnon
Jefferson
Chesterfield County
Secretary of State
McMahan
WHS
Pope Ae
Mn i
Love
Ueda
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