Presbyterian Ladies Aid Session in Bethel Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church at Bethel will hold its annual meeting on Oct 5 and 6 in the church. The first session starts at 1 o clock p m Thursday the 5th, with orders by Mrs 7 GC Giveon and Mrs Wo Beaty, president. Items from Waxhaw Enterprise note crops along the Catawba river and local tomato production, with Mr Ty Forte promoting yields. Miss Clara Barrett-Smith, a South Carolina artist, visits and plans a portrait of Gen Micah Jenkins to be exhibited in Washington next year.
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Ladivea Sdhe
Varus
Ietown
Womni
Bethel
Presbyterian Elurel
GC. Civeon
Waxhaw Enterprise
M. M. Tilltat
Catawba
le Jive
Mir
Clara Barrett-Smit
South Carolina
Washington
Strait
Micah Jenkins
Ouieline
Barreti
Ox Cnr
Wendys
Thi Corcoran
Siyairs Yi
Gen. Jenkins
Emil
Chirzen
Trial Of Tillman At Last Begun
The Tillman trial opened with Dilimin and wife present. Judge Prank VoGney presided as attorneys argued motions and jurors were sworn. The panel includes George I Koon foreman and 11 others. Proceedings adjourned to 3 PM after addressing registration certs and a peremptory challenge. Public press representation noted intense interest at the county courthouse.
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Murray Uaerell
Halton
Parnell
George I. Koon
Jacob Bh. Savior
Irvin Risinger
Tflomer Woods
George F. Leisey
Marn L. Lybrand
Milton Sharpe
Doves Corley
Marshall Shealy
J.8
Bumper
Willie Lp
Hicks
Shames
Prive
Torothey
Columbia
Li Pwaty Thorp
Levanie Net
Fire Damages Brewer Printing Plant at Granville
A fire at Brewer Printing in Granville South Carolina caused major damage to the printing plant and stacks, with losses around $50,000. The blaze destroyed portions of the building and equipment, and insurance coverage is estimated at about 25 percent. Fire authorities and investigators are examining the scene.
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Canenaty Couueu
Iro Benke
Coro
Whites Out On 825000 Bond In Mt Ula Killing Case
Salisbury dispatch reports Thomas J White and Chalmers L White were granted bail of 25000 dollars each after a hearing for the September 17 Mt Ul a killing of Russell Sherrill. Judge Julie Geo presided and the defendants were released from custody.
Petey's Honey praised by Philipsburg Daily Post editor
M T Lynch editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post reports using Petey's Honey and Teannot say too much in praise of it for coughs and colds in his family. TL Eugene Fanderburk.
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New Jersey
Timontal
M.T. Lynch
Philipsburg
Daily Post
Petey
Eugene Fanderburk
Death by Morphine Overdose Verdict in Revels Case
Miss Henretta Nala Revels died Friday night in Heven air district from morphine overdose. A coroner's jury rendered a verdict of death by acute morphine use with uncertainty over whether it was self-administered intentionally. Witnesses testified Revels had shown intent to end her life in recent days, and she was 41 years old with a year plus addiction affecting her health.
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Henretta Nala Revels
Heven
Air District
Coroher
Touth
Kidney Cure Claims Serious Health Results
Avoul reports serious health improvements after using y's Kidney Cure. Funderburk states the remedy addresses kidney and bladder disorders, claiming notable relief and resumed well being.
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Funderburk
Court sentences five to life in prison in Greenville
At the recent Greenville term five white men were sentenced to life in prison. Three were convicted of murder and recommended to mercy, two were convicted of burglary. Robert Gannells, white, convicted of an assault with intent to ravish a little negro girl, was sentenced to 11 years. The text promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with No Cure No Pay.
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Greenville
Mersey
Robert Gannells
Happenings In the State Bad Luck in Bethune and Greenville
In Bethune a man identified as Outlaw was arrested in Camden on suspicion of stealing eighty five dollars from William H. Brannon and was bound over to court before a compromise led to his release. In Greenville a negro festival at Fountain Inn sparked a shooting exchange between a negro and the town marshal. a bystander, J. W. Fowler, was mortally wounded by a shot through a window as officers dispersed the crowd. Sheriff Gilreath visited, but no further trouble occurred.
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Cen
Qaody
Becabod dl
TE Gilman
Greizale
Hegan
Che
VoGney
Bor Ustering
Dilimin
T. Grahan
Couns
Bay of Lexington
Phen
Kert Pudge Gry
Lesington
Astill
Mobur
Bethune
Win
Brannon
Tata
le Len
Outlaw
Camden
Copeland
Carden
Greenville
Fountain Inn
J. W. Fowler
Fowler
Gilreath
Auction Sale At Residence Of Late Capt Bulings
Twili sell at public eatery on the first Monday in November all household furniture valuable pictures books etc at the residence formerly occupied by the late Captain Bulings W D Lemmon
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Twili
KK. G. Bulings
W. D. Lemmon
Lancaster Court House
Dr HV
A. Canter
Robt
J. McIlwain
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Bethel Presby Tors
Mrs. Wo. Beaty
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al Remuing
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Barrett
Jenkins
Wilk
Jenkin Jy
Lev
Tillman
Caatoria
Laos
Piro
Granville
S.C
Julia Simpson
Neath Banking & Mercantile Co
Lancaster, S. CG
Manara
Grove
Cherry & Co
Columb State
Pakmdr
E.W. Grove
Camp Creek
N. P. Robinson
Gills Creek Bridge
Lancaster
Cane Creek
W. J. Cunningham
L. J. Perry
R. E. Wylie
M. I. Irover
Executrix
Matthhwa NG
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