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South Carolina Conference Journal (Mec) 1898, Methodist Episcopal Church. South Carolina Conference

South Carolina Conference 1866 Journal

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Payment On Account, November 9, 1896

Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937

Receipt: Handwritten receipt for payment on medical account- received $15.00 frim Manor Glover. Receipt written on OFFICE of Dr. C.W. ERWIN, Erwinton, S.C. paper.

Payment Due Note, Woods & Malone- M. J. Glover, November 1, 1898

Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937

Bill: Payment reminder to M.J. Glover for payment due November 1st from Woods & Malone, Savannah, Georgia.

Carved By Mound Builders, St. Lawrence Herald

Indian Head Rock Project

Article published in the St. Lawrence Herald on the Indian Head Rock from September 23, 1898.

Note, Lien And Mortgage, September 15, 1898

Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937

Document: Document: Legal documentation of items mortgaged by Manor Glover six dollars from Clarke & Mikell to be paid by September 15, 1898.

Carved By Mound-Builders, Minneapolis Tribune

Indian Head Rock Project

An article published in the Minneapolis Tribune on Indian Head Rock on September 12, 1898.

Indian Head Rock: Curiously Carved Bowlder In The Ohio River Near The Mouth Of The Scioto, Kansas City Journal

Indian Head Rock Project

An article published in the Kansas City Journal on the Indian Head Rock from August 21, 1898.

Receipt For Subscription, July 11, 1898

Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937

Receipt: Book subscription receipt for $1.50 given to M.J. Glover.

Supply Invoice, March 22, 1898

Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937

Bill: To M.J. Glover, Mathews Bluff, [South Carolina], listing supplies and transportation charges. Handwritten notations on back.

Handwritten Promissory Note, March 5, 1898

Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937

Documentation: Handwritten promissory note witnessed by Edgar Addison: $34.50 Ruddell S.C. March 5th, 1898. On or before the First day of October next I promise to pay J.H. Clinton or bearor Thirty four 50/100 Dollars for value received and hereby waive all exemptions that may ne accorded me by Laws of the State of South Carolina in this case -- M.J. Glover

Bill Of Sale, March 5, 1898

Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937

Document: Bill of sale stating M.J. Glover received $34.50 from J.H. Clinton in exchange for "one red cow bout 7 years old named Mary and one red heifer calf about fourteen months old [illegible], [illegible] roller sugar cane mill and one-hundred-gallon sugar boiler".

Lien On Crop, February 26, 1898

Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937

Document: Paperwork showing terms for trade of one bay horse mule Jerry about six years old, one iron gray horse mule [illegible] six years old, and one new wagon from M.J. Glover to Woods & Malone for an advance of $165.49.

Happy Hannah / Words By Theo Havemeyer, Theo Havemeyer, Mckinley Music Co. (Chicago)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: caricature of four African Americans, drawn with monkey-like features; description reads Cake Walk; Publisher: McKinley Music Co. (Chicago)

I Love Dat Man / Music By E. J Simnes; Words By Dan Packard, E. J. Simnes, Dan Packard, Mill Bros. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: photo of Miss Alice Atherton, a Caucasian singer in front of a wall separating her from an African American vocal quartet; Musical Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser. July 10, 1898 description reads a coon song; Publisher: Mill Bros. (New York)

Down Souf In Alabama / Words By B.H. Janssen, B. H. Janssen, M. D. Janssen And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: drawing of a well-dressed African American male dancing along by himself; Publisher: M. D. Janssen and Co. (New York)

Dar's Somethin' About Yer I Like / Music By John T. Kelly; Words By John T. Kelly, John T. Kelly, Weber Fields And Stromberg (New York)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: drawing of an African American male talking to an African American female; description reads An Ethiopian Character Creation; Publisher: Weber Fields and Stromberg (New York)

My Creole Sue / Words By Gussie Davis And Hamilton S. Gordon, Gussie Davis, Hamilton S. Gordon

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: photo of two Caucasian male performers in blackface, one is dressed as a female; sung by Charles E. Foreman with J. H. Haverlys Minstrels. Musical Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser, Oct. 9, 1898; Publisher: x

Why Don't You Get A Lady Of Your Own / Music By George Walker And Bert Williams; Words By Bert Williams And George Walker, George Walker, Bert Williams, Jos. W. Stern And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: caricature of an African American couple embracing, as an African American male stands by staring at them; photo insets of the African American composer/singers in blackface; description reads the swell coon laughing success; Publisher: Jos. W. Stern and Co. (New York)

Little Yaller Boy / Music By Gustave Kerker; Words By Hugh Morton, Gustave Kerker, Hugh Morton, T. B. Harms And Co. (New York)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: Musical Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser. April 3, 1898; Publisher: T. B. Harms and Co. (New York)

My Creole Sue / Words By Gussie L. Davis, Gussie L. Davis

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: photo of Chase E. Foreman; Publisher: Hamilton S. Gordon (New York)

My Honolulu Lady / Words By Lee Johnson, Lee Johnson, The Zeno Mauvais Music Company (San Francisco)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: the latest coon conquest; Publisher: The Zeno Mauvais Music Company (San Francisco)

You'se Just A Little Nigger, Still Youse Mine, All Mine / Music By Paul Dresser; Words By Paul Dresser, Paul Dresser, Howley Haviland And Dresser (New York)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: photo of Caucasian singer Kitty Mitchell; description reads lullaby; Publisher: Howley Haviland and Dresser (New York)

Do You Remember? / Music By H. J. Wrightson; Words By F. E. Weatherly, H. J. Wrightson, F. E. Weatherly, The B.F. Wood Music Co. (Boston)

Sheet Music, 1834-1899

Cover: text reads: song with Cello obligato; Publisher: The B.F. Wood Music Co. (Boston)

Oo-Mah-Ha Ta-Wa-Tha (Omaha City), Fannie Reed Giffen, Susette La Flesche Tibbles, Judi M. Gaiashkibos

Electronic Texts in American Studies

“This little book tells many important tribal stories for today and for future generations. These historic vignettes of the Omaha Nation and its leaders are shared so personally by author Fannie Reed Giffen and her col­laborators, Susette and Susan La Flesche. It has been a treasure of mine for 25 years and I hope it becomes one of yours.

The re-publication of the original comes on the 125-year anniversary of the 1898 Omaha Trans-Mississippi Expo­sition and Indian Congress. Its arrival is timely as many of its stories and people are vital to our nation’s history. A sculpture of Omaha Chief …