Brunswick-Mecklenburg County NcArchives News.....Capt. Samuel C. Potts 1898
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Charlotte Daily Observer 1898
14 Jan 1898

Captain Potts Here

Captain Samuel C. Potts and son, Master Junius, of Lake Waccamaw, are guests 
of Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Carson, on West Morehead street. Capt. Potts owns a 
beautiful place on Lake Waccamaw. It is a noted resort for fishermen and 
hunters. Captain Potts is so clever and hospitable that strangers are oft 
within his gates. Mr. and Mrs. Carson have spent several summers at Lake 
Waccamaw.

Charlotte Daily Observer
18 Jan 1898

Operator to Gen. Lee

Capt. Sam Potts and son, of Lake Waccamaw, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. 
R.C. Carson, returned home Sunday morning. Capt. Potts was chief operator to 
General Lee. He was who sent the message ordering the evacuation of Richmond, 
which order he has a copy of. Captain Potts is a man of great versatility of 
talents. He can do anything that any one else can. He's a genius.

Charlotte Daily Observer
16 Dec 1898

Several Ducks and a Deer

Messrs. P.P. Zimmerman and Thomas and Miles Pegram have regurned from a trip 
of a few days to Lake Waccamaw, Columbus County. They were hunting ducks and 
deer. The result of the hunt was several ducks and one deer. Mr. Zimmerman 
wounded the latter in a hunt Wednesday afternoon and the dogs caught it.

They were well pleased with the Lake Waccamaw section. Mr. Samuel Potts, the 
railroad agent there, entertained the hunters.


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