Deaths and notices in Lancaster county region 1901
A roundup of local items. Rev A F Driggers and Ms Moses White from Hickory visit in town. Assoc Justice Eugene B Gary and family visiting Justice L A Jones. Death of Mrs J M Cauthon of Heath Springs described as pious and aged about 70. Beav er Creek Baptist Church burial. Notices from Lancaster and Monroe Enquirer report cotton bagging limits, diphtheria cases, property moves, and a fatal shooting verdict in Chester Lantern style summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cauthon
Heath Spring
J. Murrow Cauthen
James Terry
Beaver Creek
Moore
Heath Springs
Edgmoor Letter From Borror Recalls Lancaster Ties
Mr Borror writes of Edgmoor and Lancaster links, noting town features on the G C L & N R R between Chester and Catawba. He describes a 400-population village with two stores, gu nneries, telegraph offices, a central church, and a local school. He laments poor crops on sandy land, affirms a near half-crop yield, and reflects on family memories and local neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Chester
Catawba
A. BR. P
W. CC. Ewart
Leon Presley
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Lancaster Village
Kings New Life Pills Advertise Liver Remedy
If that mirror shows a sallow complexion and liver trouble, Kings New Life Pills claim to regulate the liver and purify the blood for clear skin and rosy cheeks. Sold for 25 cents at Crawford Bros and J FE Mackey Co drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kings New Life
Crawford Bros
J. Fe, Mackey & Co
Bold new medical lotion overview by Mackey firm
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a "human cured in 80 minute" claim regarding Woolford's Santary Lotion. The text cites J F Mackey & Co, druggists in Lancater, publishing or advertising the item, but details and context are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolford
J F Mackey & Co
Drugglat
Lancater
Kamady CO
Chicago
New York
Heath Springs Roller Mill announces wheat to flour guarantee
Notice to the public from Heath Springs Roller Mill pledges to convert good dry wheat into flour at a rate of 40 to 42 pounds per bushel, addressing rumors about full turnout. The mill invites patrons to bring in wheat and assures a consistent flour yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath Springs Roller Mill
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. FE. Driggers
Moses White
Mhickory
S.C Cis
Rev
J. M. White
Unity
Yorkville
Eugene B. Gary
Abbeville
Blanche
Eliza Gary
Lra B. Jones
J.M Cauthon
Lancaster Mercantile Co. Heath Banking & Mercantile Co
Rock Hill Herald
Janie Green
Hugh White
Jim Horn
Catawba River
A H Greeve
Mrs
W. T. Williams
Messrs. E. B Cook
IL J Zinker
W. J. Cayony
Monroe
Gulf Bag Co
New Orleans
R E Evans
Monrose Oil & Fertilizer Co
J . Thorrell
Robert McCorkle
Mpathy
Viticlam
United Staes
Munyer Woo Phomsen
Porter
United States
Wm. McKinley
Columbia
Great Republic
Charleston
Witherspoons
Jones
Beckhams
Dunlops
Gills
Prices
McKenna
Mitta
Mayers
Belden
Billings
Crawfurds
Wylies
Crocketts
Lemmons
Boyds
Emmons
Perry
Mavseys
Fosters
Saddlers
Adams
Kibler
Hasseltine
Chaves
Garside
Browns
Barnes
Cunningham
Carters
Tillmans
Williams
Thornwell
Will Stephenson
O. L. Potts
Gladden
Chester Lantern
the Ledger
Edgmoor
Atales
Maude Loex ,Milman
County of
South Carolina
Annier Tillman
J. F. Addirson & Co
Main and
Dunlap Streets
S.M. Mathis & CO
Kennott’s
Gantoon Footer
M.D
CFFL
Masclio Bhilbie
Cully
Bonvrae Jouliege
Ad AM
Madere Wildings
Hadise
Consevatory of Music
Crispus
Benjamin Wilkan
Pees
Sportsburg
S.C
Ale Fils
Itelian Marbte
A. J. McRinch
Lancaster Mercantile
MR. Heath
Heath Banking & Mercantile Co
Heath
Dolirs
Madras
Bates
Bos
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