Lancaster County Sheriff Sale Notice 1904
State and county share a sheriff sale notice listing Emma Hinson Mary Crawford Trendola Hasseltine and others versus Fannie Lanier under a judge’s decree dated 1904. The sale occurs at Lancaster courthouse on the first Monday in December within legal hours, describing a two acre lot in Lancaster with a two story dwelling and a servant house. Cash terms, purchaser pays papers. JP Hunter JH Foster, solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Hinson
Mary Abbe Crawford
Trendola Hasseltine
J A. ‘Hasgsltine
Mayo Haseltine
Tilda Hasseltine
Ablem
Lancaster County of Lancaster
Rolija
J © Clinton
J Harry Foster
Burr Street
JF Trunter
JP Hunter JH
Plojvitt
Laney Physician Adverts and Unclear Loan Notice
The item lists W F B Laney, physician and surgeon, with office and residence details and phone numbers. It includes an unclear loan offer in New York City promising credits at 7 percent for five years, with no brokerage and a mention of attorney Re Wylie August 41 6m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oalis
Funderburk Pharmacy
el Street
Offics
T Lave
New York City
Annie Ciaballin
Sears
Wylie
Oconel's Treasurer Resigns and Courtroom Critique
Walhalla reports county treasurer J R Kay resigns after audit by Wise and Wilson from the comptroller general's office. He will join MecNeil Marble Co. Parish the prisoner escapes from Yorkville jail, with a $10 bounty offered. The Carolina Spartan criticizes congested courts and the rise of special judges, urging stricter limits and dignity in the judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Joe
Dave
Carolina Spartan
Roosevelt Removes Alaskan Officials
Washington, Nov 16. President Roosevelt removed Nome district U S marshal Frank H Richards and asked for the resignation of Juneau district Judge Melville C Brown after an Alaska judiciary probe led by Assistant Attorney General Day. Judge Alfred S Moore is held in abeyance. Charges center on selfish if not corrupt mining claim practices. Gov Brady and Judge Wickersham mentioned in broader matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank H. Richards
United States
Nome
Alaska
Melville C. Brown
Juneau
Day
Alfred S. Moore
Gov
Brady
James Wickersham
Yukon District
Territory
Wickersham
Caught by Farmer Rock Hill Man in Heathington Murder
J A Barber, a farmer near Rock Hill, telegraphs the governor that he has captured Sam Brown, alleged murderer of Alan P Heathington at Meggetts on Youngs Island. Sheriff Owens of Colleton county notified. A $500 reward on Brown, plus $300 from Heathington’s father and brother, and $200 from Gov Heyward offered for his capture. Heathington was slain at his saw mill in the summer. bloodhounds used but failed to find the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Parish
Fort Mall
Court House
Logan
Sherif
Charleston
Colombia
J. A. Barber
Rock Hill
Sam Brown
Alan P. Heathington
Meggetts
Youngs Island
Garber
Owens
Colleton County
Brown
Heyward
Hathington
Heathington
Lanter
Lancnetenis
Crawford Bros
SRORS
BNORS
Gowa
Lancaster
Cotten Childrens
Hargalne
Murays Horehound Mullein and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Murays Horehound Mullein and Tar as a reliable cough remedy for all ages including infants. It claims the product cures coughs and is available at druggists in bottles priced 250 a bottle or extra large.
Reverend Marion Departs Society Hill Parish for Martinsville
Rev J P Marion Sr longtime pastor of the Presbyterian church at Society Hill leaves for Martinsville Virginia after four years in the post. The move comes with community regret as Marion had endeared himself to the town and congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Hill
J.P. Marion
Presbyterian Church
Martinsville
Marion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lancaster Merco
Crawforp
RO Brown
Grawford & Brown Physicians and Surgeons
Anesater
Nowe
Galle
S. C. Business College
Columbia
Ates
Sebes Machinery Company
South Carolina
W. FB. Laney
Foley
Booderburk Pharmacy
Columbia State
Oconel
Kay
Treasuer
MecNeil Marble Company
Virginia
Lane
The
Southeastern Merchandise Co
Sumter
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