Local matters and notices from Heath Springs area
Community items include sales ads for seed oats and sewing machines, land interests offered by T. S. Carter, and notices of upcoming events a temperance rally at Tabernacle church a free eye exam by Dr J J Hagins and a variety of local business and school notices. The weekly Ledger notes postal station updates advertising letters and local travel for business college attendance plus several community changes including a prominent citizen J B Witherspoon moving to Sumter and a county dispersary election scheduled for October 3rd. A cotton growers meeting outlines plans for four county warehouses and a target 12 cent cotton price with projected 65 percent crop yield.
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Tabernacle Church
J.J. Hagins
Optician
Kershaw
Heath Springs
Lancaster
Geo. W. Jones
Asheville
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as cure for skin trouble
Spoiled beauty Harriet Howard of 209 W 34th St New York recalls suffering Salt Rheum or Eczema for years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. The ad claims it heals cuts boils and sores and lists Crawford Bros J B Mackey Co Fenderburk Pharmacy as sellers and hints at a drug store subscription pay.
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Harriet Howard
34Th St
New York
Crawford Bros . J. BF. Mackey & Co
Fenderburk Pharmacy
Notice to cotton sellers at Heath Springs Heath Springs meeting
All parties who sell cotton at Heath Springs 8 C are earnestly requested to meet there Saturday September 2 1905 at 8 o'clock p m for securing a place to have our cotton weighed. Let all interested be present. Respectfully H A Horton chairman of committee.
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Heath Springs
8. C
H. A. Horton
Sheriff withdraws $25 reward for Hughes kidnapping
The reward of $25 offered for the apprehension of James M. Hughes charged with kidnapping is hereby withdrawn. This August 20, 1005, John P. Turner, Sheriff L. C.
Lancaster County Dispensaries Vote Ordered in 1905
Notice by County Supervisor M Gardner orders an election in Lancaster County on the first Tuesday in October 1905 on the question of Dispensary or No Dispensary after petition by one fourth of qualified voters. Aug 30, 1905.
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Lancaster County
Prohibition
Camden
Kershaw
Heath Springs
Cunningham
Mabry
Horton
Lyles
M. L. Smith
To Buy Cotton Seed and Sell Cow Feed News Note
Fragmentary notice indicates a business focus on buying cotton seed and selling cow feed. It mentions a jewelry store headquarters at Clyburn & Robinson and a depot and uptown buying point, with figures around 60 dm. The readable text is garbled but centers on trade in seed and feed.
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Clyburn & Robinson
Oliver
Blackmon
First National Bank Lancaster Statement of Services
The First National Bank Lancaster S C offers banking facilities to individuals and corporations with sound practices, welcomes correspondence, and provides time deposits and safety deposit boxes for rent. Cashier JONES, President CROXTON, and Has D are referenced in the notice.
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Lancaster
S.C. Policia
EFM
Croxton
First National Bank of Lancaster authorized to commence banking
The Treasury Department acting Comptroller of the Currency certifies that The First National Bank of Lancaster in Lancaster South Carolina has complied with federal statutes and is authorized to commence the business of banking under Section 169 of the Revised Statutes. Dated August 4, 1905. Seal. T. P. Kane Deputy and Acting Comptroller.
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Washington, D.C
First National Bank of Lancaster
Lancaster
County of
South Carolina
United States
Thom. P. Kane
T. P. Kane
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