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28 Jun 1893

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Yorkville Enquirer in York, South Carolina

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Yorkville Enquirer

Location

York, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1893

Page

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Cynthia Dallas and Bruce at San Marcus Ball Intrigue

In frontier San Marcus a social storm brews as Cynthia Dallas juggles rival suitors including Buck Jerrold Captain Foraker and Henry Bruce. A ballroom riotous with flirtation ends in a dramatic arrest by Sheriff Mosely of Lemuel Wickson, while Alcides Dallas disrupts the dance with his violin. Bruce’s night walk hints at hidden motives and looming conflict.

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Henry Bruce Texas Colorado Cynthia Dallas Cynthia Bruce Mesquite Valley Phil Kernochan Edith Stafford Edith Cuarter Dallas Glence Aulus Miss Dallas Anne Buck Jerrold Amelia San Marcus Alcides Jerrold Mr. Jerrold Mr. Buck Jerrold Cynthy Miss Stafford Foraker Cynia Mary Captain Foraker Bertha Maverick San Marcos Fair Daughters Lariat Miss Lone Star Kernochan Joe Treddle San Saba Josh Blunt Flo’ Brooks Jack Foraker Natchez Virginia Alcides Dallas Mr. Sudeling Miss Maverick Walish Lemuel Wickson Sheriff Mosely Lem Wickson Lem Ike Mr. Wickson Mr. Mosely Levi Lone Star Wickson Pardner Oskaloo Bacchus Half Way Hal
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Noted Confederate War Battles and Forcing Odds Paraded

An Alexandria writer analyzes Civil War battles showing Confederate Lee facing larger Union forces at Gettysburg era. He cites 105000 Federal troops nearby June 26 1862 and 80000 Confederate strength, notes Grant’s 1864 corps totals, and contrasts gear, rations, and outcomes. The piece ends with a devotional parable about a saint and his shadow.

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Alexandria Richmond Lee McClellan Army of the Potomac George B. McClellan Longstreet D. H. Hill McGruder Holmes Huger A. P. Hill Whiting Lawton Jackson Ewell Porter U. S Wilderness Spotsylvania Cold Harbor Rapidan James River
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Saintly Longing for Healing Ends With Quiet Humility

A sacred figure lives in simple virtue, spreading kindness and untiring charity. Angels seek miracles for him, but he asks only that God heal through His will. His day is summed by giving and forgiving, shown in smiles and acts rather than words.

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Victoria Julian Ralph Harper’s Weekly Turory F. W. Robertson Philadelphia McConnell
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The Cursep Pecans and Curiosities of Victorian Era

A collage of odd notes on prejudice against Chinese servants, curios about General Packenham’s burial, and miscellany including medical tips, public notices, and light fiction. It mixes sensational anecdotes with medical quacks, travel notes, and social musings from Harper’s Weekly and other periodicals.

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