Local notes and notices from Pleasant Valley August 1905
Local items include visits by Misses Mattie Williams and L. S. Langley, church meetings at Pleasant Hill and a public quilting party for the library. Attendance of students entering colleges is listed, a land sale notice on Monroe and Charlotte roads is advertised, a Cinderella party at court house grounds is announced, and crime and legal notices reference road work fines, a buggy theft, and a missing mule near Carmel church.
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Jno
Allen Adams
Carmel Church
W.E. Wilson
Sheriff Hunter
Messrs. Adams
Caup
Women urged to donate for Confederate Monument drive
The Lancaster County appeal requests every resident support the Confederate Monument fund. Women are asked to donate one dollar each and send to county committee chairmen. contributors' names will be published in county papers. Names listed include Mes. John T. Green, Mrs. M. R. McCordell, Com Mrs. J. M. Riddle.
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Lancaster County
John T. Green
M. R. McCordell
J. M. Riddle
Kershaw County
Notice to Road Overseers in Lancaster County
By order of the Grand Jury all Overseers of Public Roads in Lancaster County must meet at the office on the first Monday in October to report days of work and road condition for the year, including county tools in use, as specified by M. C. Gakpner, County Superintendent.
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Lancaster County
Grand Jury
Ind. M. C. Gakpner
Supe
Uncertain Charges Ahead in Safecracker Trial
The telegraph correspondent reports from September in Wadeshure that Walter HL Neat convenes next week with a case drawing wide interest. The key issue is what will be done with the safecracker, as charges and trial details remain unknown with predictions leaning toward concealed weapons and a harsh sentence.
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Wadeshure
Didey Walter HL Neat
Thein
Dispensary Debate Sparks Cross-County Concern
The Atlovnly Press reports Senator Viviane’s speech on liquor dispensaries drawing strong opposition to any local vote. It notes fears of a dispensary moving across county lines to Kershaw and commends Cherokee officials for tackling illicit saloons known as blind tigers.
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Viviane
EB Lyetioll
Italy
Sethe
Hewie Dyumanng
County Associations Called to Meet Next Monday
Mr. E. D. Smith state president of the Southern Cotton association issues a call for county associations to meet next Monday to ratify the committee action naming a minimum price of cotton and to forward the general interests of the association.
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E. D. Smith
Southern Cotton Association
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Hattiek Taylor
WS. Langley
J.M. Smith
Bishopville
J. B. Mackerel
Lancaster
L. L. Forde
Laurinberg
ED. Tillman
J. T. Wylie
Cloud
Mammoth
T. S. Carter
Pleasant Hill
A. R.P
W. C. Ewart
Yorkville
Wnday
Lula Walters
Messrs
G. M. and
Jeff D. Walters
Cheraw
Jerasha
Graded School
Franktiv Circle
Sam Boyd
Crawford Bros. Drug Store
Pleasant Valley
Kiva Potts
Edna
May Harris
Asheville Normal College
Rebecca Harris
Cloud Hall
Martha Bailes
Columbia College
Rena Perry
Winthrop
Mis Annie] Alderson
Limestone College
Annie Ardrey
Greensboro Female College
Messia
Bailes
A. M. Hall
Clem+son
A. M. Bryant
University of North Carola
Joseph Reed
Institute For the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Cedar Springs
Fort Mill Times
Monroe and
Charlotte Roads
Gel Meriday
J. S. Gardner
M. C Gardner
Thomas Phillips
Bessie Knight
Joe Knight
Lohpaville
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Court House
News and Courier Fromays
P. G. McCorkle
Caskey
Alfred Jackson
Dennis J. Jackson
Johnson Benson
Columbus Jackson
Alfred Mackey
Tom Ely
Greer
Bow Wear
Kercaste
Carve Shaw
M. Sullivan
Pelzer
South Carolina
Tillman
Board of Directors
Boley
Fanderbork Pharmacy
O. Floyd
Kershaw
S. G
Correspandene
Druuking Dispensary
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Cherokee County
Blickshure Chronicle
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Soren Pieter
Yours
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