Local Notices and Deaths From Jacksonham 1902
Local notices cover births, burials, and meetings in Jacksonham area. Highlights include Rev Watson preaching at Beaver Creek, burial attendance by W M Clanton, a two headed pig exhibit, school openings, a job notice for a Jacksonham teacher, and multiple obituaries for Thompson Chambers and Mrs. Chambers. Also reports on pumpkin weights, a Lancaster Mercantile shoe ad, and Confederate veteran record gathering call at Flat Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Watson
Beaver Creek
Insrrow
W M Clanton
Haile Gold Mine
S. L. Chambers
Jolio Alexander Thompson
Jacksonham
Me. TP
York County
Ellen M. Knox
W. BS. A
M. Thompson
J.B. Collins
Mamie Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Tirzah
W. W. Ratchford
Jackson Lodge No. 53
A. F. OM
Nat Nie Chambers
Sam L. Chambers
W. R. Clantor
Baptist Church
Not Posted on the Lancaster Market
A Lancaster Market correspondent notes Cotton brought 84 to 9 cents here last Saturday with a market advantage over Camden. Through the season over 2,500 bales have been bought from wagons, prices mainly 4 to 4.5 cents per pound. Farmers say this market pays top prices for all grades and is the best place to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kershaw
Camden
Lancaster
Ani
Local Visitors Reported From Nearby Towns
Mrs. Kitty Young visits her daughter Mrs. E. B. Coois in Rock Hill. Mr. W. H. Burns of Greenville visits his mother here. J. Moore of Blacksburg visits her nephew Mr. W. M. Moore. Messrs. T. C. and Lucins Howze of Fort Lawn were in the city yesterday. Master Douglas Glenn of Jacksonhat spends weeks with uncle Mr. Tl. Coffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Cherry
J. J
R. S. Cherry
M. A. Bigham
Rock Hill
KE. H. Cherry
York County
Kitty Young
E. B. Coois
W. H. Burns
Greenville
J. Moore
Blacksburg
Mr. W. M. Moore
Messrs. T. C
Lucins Howze
Fort Lawn
City
Douglas Glenn
Jacksonhat
Tl. 2
Coffey
White race store dispute ends in pistol threat
In Chesterfield a Davis and Oliver altercation over a deceased brother's store shares led to Davis drawing a pistol amid tensions following a death in the same circle. Hamption Oliver, Crowded by family and friends, is mentioned as involved while the white community deplores the incident. The report notes no violence beyond the pistol threat and describes all involved as white and from good families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Oliver
Davis
Oliver
Dunno Oliver
Hampiot Oliver
Coroner J. Mosrcomminy Caskey Stated for Lancaster County
An incomplete notice identifies Coroner J. Mosrcomminy Caskey of Lancaster County as appearing in relation to the approaching general election for the expired term. The garbled text references candidacy and coroner duties without clear dates or further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiiunee Iirself
Lancaster
J. Mosrcomminy Caskey
Weekly cotton conditions report and weather notes
Washington Sap tu reports a general cotton outlook with pockets of deterioration in the Carolinas and Texas. Picking is progressing, late-season growth in central and northern Texas is rapid, and a light tap crop may be gathered in Alabama if frosts stay light. Sea Island cotton promises well in South Carolina. Tobacco has improved despite a week of cloudy rainy weather hindering curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gureai
Texas
Alabama
South Carolina
Rent Notice Authorized Agent for Cotton Rents
Hiott is authorized to receipt for all cotton rents for Fitzpatrick and Bro or for the agent FH. Fitzpatrick, Oct. 8, Lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick A& Bro
Firapatrick
Blood Cure Peddler Promises Free Treatments
An advertisement touts B. B. Blood Boon claiming cures for ulcers, rheumatism, pimples, eczema, and even cancer. It promises 10,000 free treatments mailed to homes and urges readers to contact the Blood Baby Co. in Atlanta for free medical samples and a supposedly guaranteed cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B
Blood Baby Co
Atlanta
Care ttd in One tay drug advert notice
To Care ttd in One tay. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cave. E.W. viroye' s signature is on each box e. See announcement of J. Mont for coroner. Sensomible goods arriving daily. Coconnuts, Raisins, Cur rants, Buckwheat, N. O. Molasses, etc. W. DP. Br ost! A plain gold ring- Inscription Ro M. H. to M.S. Noy, USTs. Reward if left at this office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Viroye
J. Mont
W. DP. Br
M. H
M.S. Noy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local
Atters
Spurge Cherry
Sumter
Jacksonham School
G.E McDow
S.C
Mr. W. KF. Swarlogen
Mrs. Black
Charlotte
Elgin
W. H. Rogers
R. J. Harper
Lancaster Mercantile Co's
Oakhurst High School
Ervin
Chester County
Erskine College
Riddle Block
Main Street
J. M. Rivpne
B. F. Knight
Charleston
Eliott & Crawford
Lancaster Mercantile Co
Manda White
Laura Patton
Mandy Kaite
Oscar Neal
John Simmon
P. A. Wallace
Tom Rollings
N. H. Jones
Isac Patson
Belle Nance
P. M
King of the
Chester
County Alliance
Court House
JM. Kyran
See
J. A
Jas. Garris
Dry Creek
St. Luke Church
Flat Creek Township
White Bluff
L. G. Coan
Chim. Com
Col
Mitra
Kinistiess
Rotinson
Bnei
Chesterfiehd
The
Funderburk Pharmacy
Cone
BOC Ue Ueh
Elm
T. Eugene Funderburk
Supe H, Lee
Majo
Chitiveh
Servenry Shaw
Soo
Bank Reserve
Tuaxea
Marie Horn
New York City
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