River flood wrecks mills and rescues in Pacolet region
In the Pacolet area flood waters ripped through Clifton and Mill Nos. 1 2 3 causing heavy damage at Mill No 2 and Pacolet Nos 1 and 2. People clung to roofs as houses floated toward the dam and current. Salvage crews haul cotton and cloth, with Clifton Mills planning rapid repair and restart.
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Mill No. 2
Pacolet
Spartanburg
Lawson
Glendale
Mill No. 3
Clifton No.s. 1 and 2
Clifton
Pacolet Mills
Trough
Grindale Shoals
Pacolet Manufacturing Company
Lockhart
Augusta
Union County
Clifton Mills
Death of W H Gibbs Civil War figure in Columbia
W H Gibbs Major Wade Hampton Gibbs died at his Columbia home last Friday. He is generally credited with firing the first shot of the Civil War at Fort Sumter and served as postmaster of Columbia during the Cleveland administration. Pacolet Presbyterian Church: the flood swept away the Pacolet mills church, a blow to local Presbyterians. Pastor Rev A A James, the Union church built by Pacolet Manufacturing, later Presbyterian ownership. The building cost about three thousand dollars. The church organization was in
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Rock Hill
Charlotte Observer
Main Street
Margaret Hope Roach
Charles K. Chreitzberg
Richmond
Margaret
Winthrop College
Agnes Scott
John J. and
Margaret Watson Roach
H. M. Chreitzberg
Charleston
Clemson College
Clifton Mill
Columbia
The
News and Courier
Spartanburg
Clifton
Wade Hampton Gibbs
Fort Sumter
Cleveland
Pacolet Presbyterian Church
Pacolet Mills
Pacolet
A. A. James
Pacolet Manufacturing Company
Union Church
Yorkville
South Carolina
S. C
York County
Prayer meeting at Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Rev J L Stokes pastor announces a prayer meeting in the Sunday school room this Wednesday evening at 8 30 o clock.
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J. L. Stokes
Church notices list mid day church events
Church of the Good Shepherd announces no services this afternoon. Presbyterian Church led by Rev. W G Neville schedules a prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon at 5 30 o clock.
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
J. C. Johnes
King's Mountain Military Academy organizes stock meeting
King’s Mountain Military Academy holders of capital stock are called to a June 18 1903 meeting at C E Spencer Law Office Yorkville S C for organization and to address related matters. Wm Stephenson Robt Stephenson W G White A Y Cartwright W D Glenn Robt T Allison W I Witherspoon Charles E Spencer board of corporators June 16 1903. Yorkville June 17. Acting Mayor J P White attested by Pow Love clerk.
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Good Roads
Rock Hill
King’s Mountain Military Academy
King's Mountain Military Academy
C. E. Spencer, Esq
Yorkville
S. C
William G. Stephenson
Robt
T. Stephenson
W. G. White
A. Y. Cartwright
WM. D. Glenn
T. Allison
WM. I. Witherspoon
Charles E. Spencer
Board of Corporators
Hat and Shoe Bargains Promise Big Savings
The store announces time limited bargains on hats and shoes. Wool and felt hats marked down to one dollar each, with a prior cost of 1.50 to 2.00, plus a wide display of men's and boys straw hats from ten cents to premium Panama. An assortment of miscellaneous shoe lots is described as diverse and largely non uniform.
Dress Goods and Underwear Standout In Seasonal Stock
UR line of Dress Goods is kept up to completeness seldom seen this season. Styles variety and prices are unequalled. Our Ladies' Summer Underwear in white and black Lisie and Silkalisle are complete, beautifully made and suggest comfort and coolness. Underwear stock large with exceptional values offered.
Bargain Emporium Promises Low Prices on Hats Shirts and More
Local retailer touts M WAISTS for children and a full line of balbriggans and plaid nainsooks for men. They boast wide dry goods stocks, sewing machines like Harlem drop head at 15 dollars, and an extensive hat trade with styles and shapes. The ad invites customers to visit for savings on clothes footwear and household goods.
Bargains In Men's Clothing At Seasonal Closeout
Late season sale slashes on suits with discounts across multiple price levels. 6.50 suits dropped to 4.98, 7.50 to 5.48, 8.50 to 6.00, and 10.00 suits to 7.50. Extra heavy checks five cents a yard, medium weights four cents. Sewing machine coupons issued with every 50 cent purchase plus a note about voting for the lady of your choice.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Named Standout Among Firms
A defense of life insurance firms notes about 40 old line companies in the U S with 30 solid options and 98 percent straight claims. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark N J is described as distinct for thirty eight years for fair dealings to both living and dead, with a sample policy available from Sam M Grist special agent.
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Legal Reserve Life Insurance
United States
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Mutual Benefit
Sam M. Grist
Force cereal praised by judges and customers alike
Advertisements tout Ralston Purina Mills cereals including Force and related products. The copy claims discriminating eaters and judges of quality prefer Ralston cereals and urges readers to try Force, promising freshness and consistent liking.
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Ralston Purina Mills
Ralston
Writing Tablets and School Supplies Prominently Offered
A store advertises a full line of writing tablets, inks, rubbers, note books, exercise books, box papers, writing papers and other school materials for Summer School attendees. It invites teachers to use the store as their headquarters for any needs.
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Brown Rodger
Rodger Fant
Rodger
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Washington
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Danville
Southern Railway
South Carolina News
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Borkville
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Vari
J. L. Williams
Dixie Mosquito
W. B. Moore & CO
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Rock Hill Buggies
Hickory Supply Company
Gent’s Underwear
Harlem
Walter A. Woods
York Implement Coo
L. R. Williams
Lamm’s Clothing
W. M. Kennedy
Yorkville, S. C
Cartwright Building
Telegraph and Express Offices
W. W. Lewis
Attorney AT Law
Yorkville, S.C
GEO. W
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D. E. Finley
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Wilson Building
Foushee Cash Store
Dobson's
J. Q. Wray
CO. P. Lowrance & CO
Heath-Elliott Mule CO
Cood
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G. W. Shearer
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York
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Langham
Chestnut Cal Zadok
Beersheba
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Bethel
Philadelphia
Forest Hill
Smyrna Tirzah
Bethany
Holly Grove
McConnellsville
State Exchange
Jas. L. Keitt
Secretary of Exchange
J. Frank Ashe
Riddle & Carroll's
R. E. Montgomery
Abner
Iel
Daniel
Abner Daniel
Wright Ave
A. M. Grist
Strauss-Smith CO
Zenith
Riddle & Carroll
T. W. Speck
Enquirer
G. H. O'Leary
Piedmont Springs
Iron
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Arsenic Springs
King’s Creek
Warren H. Whisonant
Hickory Grove
Yorkville Enquirer
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C. E. Grist
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