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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-20

COuFts-TrigR, Judge.
Yesterday: Cox vs. steamer John
Overton, execution ordered to issue;
Cannon VS. Htn8 life insurance
company, demurrer sustained; Hamp.
son VS. Steele, Older Of reference to clerk
Hendig VS. Dean, case argued and taken
under advisement. On Monday morn
ing a peremptOTy call Of district docket,
commencing at 6S3.
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Law REPORTS
Criminal Conrf-FItuntn. Enore.

Criminal COart-FIIp2fn, Judge.
The following cases are set Tor trial on
Monday next: 16I, Wsddy Thompson
ct al; AZ, James LsTkins; 81, J. E. Har-
man; 142, John M'Ginnis; 152, Henry
Yancy; 154, Miles Ledbetter; go, Dy-
son Watkins; 10, D. Hammer; 1872,
Thomas CogRn; 1873, Charles Meyers
and P. M'Mshon; 200, Jim Nelson ;
POP, - Inch; EOS, Solomon Bradshaw
do, VIM. Bessley; $50, Ed Mccoy; 258,
Dudley Watson; 257, Peter Capurro;
265, Maggie Quinn; 273, - Todd; 1913,
- Borg; 297, Andrew Trigg; 299, VIM.
Hockett; 3O7, Julius Cuhn; 81, Peter
Mitchell and Joe Kelley; 1913, Henry
Bunch; 1926, Charles Gsllena; 332, Os-
ear Turner; 1876, Anthony Raggio.
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SEE advertisement Fosters second
Texas drawing postponed FOR few days
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GREAT SWEEPING SAFE AT COSTI

Ladies' Linen Suits at 81, S., So, 81, IS,
80, $40!
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ALLth latest style Of boots and shoes
for men, ladies, boys, misses and chill
dren can be found at Coffey's.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246 Sc
cond street. HANSON q WALKER.
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TAKEN UP

~ rron on right ear. swallow fork on lei
u e owner can have her by applying A. the
% ner OF Front and WalkcrEis. i. a. Puckett.
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BUTTON Newport, new styles, at COT
fey's.
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From Our Own ManufacGOry,
AT So so EACH.

Our entire stock at prices to suit the
times. You will save money by buying
irst-class clothing at prices usually paid
for inferior grades.
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CUBBINS & GUM.

For the latest style OF genuemen's
aud ladies' boots and shoes, 60 to Cot
feNla
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UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
IN
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS
AT
Il. IOWRNSTEIN & BROS.

Steamboatmen, housekeepers, hotel
and clearinghouse keepers, can now
purchase supplies in towels, napkins,
uoylles, table damasks, toilinetts, buck
and crash toweling, honeycomb and Mar
settles quilts, at prices heretofore unpre-
cedented. Do not neglect availing
yourself Of the vast inducements we are
offering this month.
b. LOMRNSTEIN & RRnS
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu-
Quets and decorations. Craig's, $40 Main.
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L0WENSTEIN & BROS,
DIR. T. p. TURNER,

LADIES box-tOed, side-laced and but.
ton CATERS st COffey's.
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No house in Memphis has the stock
OF boots and shoes that COffey has.
Cabbage, Tomato, Egg, Craig
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1000 FASHIONABLE WHITE MAR.
SEILLES VESTS,

1000 Fashionable White Russia Duck
Vests, just received
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure fOY
neHroLnta- Geo. ". Jones & Co.. keep II.
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Go TO Kenealy's Business College.
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New black plaid grenadines ct popu-
lar prices this week, at
B. L0WENSTRIN & BROS.
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ASR. B.F. PARTEE having this day with
Nl drawn from the firm OF ". ". Wheeler
& Co., the business will be continued under
the firm name of Wheeler & Co, Who will keep
constantly on hand full sSOok Of Groceries
and Plantation supplies.
RIPLEY, Tenn, May 10, 1875, my2S
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Firs, Circuit COurt-Heisksm, Judg,

Court will meet at nine o'clock Mon
day morning, and the calendar last pub
lished will be called.
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
DR.. Rogers Again ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fuI Results Attending an Opera.
tfOB for Stone in the Bladder.

The announcement Of the fact that
| the skeleton OF q child had passed
| through the aperture made in a male
person operated upon for stone in the
bladder by DR.. w. E. Rogers, has caused
no little comment among the medical
fraternity of this city. Quite q number
of physicians have visited the office Of
| DR.. Rogers to examine the bones OF the
skeleton, and to learn the particulars at
| tending the passage. The facts, as we
learn them, are as follows: On the eighth
Of this month DR.. w. z. Rogers, assist
ed by Doctors Nuttall, Sim, Jones,
White and Morgan, operated on Jerry
| Walker, aged eighteen, for stone in the
| bladder. The operation was success ully
performed, and from the bladder was
extracted q stone as large as a gunes's
egg. Some days after the operation the
nurse, while dressing the wound, saw
something pTOtruding from the wound,
which she extracted and gave to DR..
Rogers on his next visit to the patient.
This proved to be the bones Of q child.
In this formation are part OF both bones
Of the thigh, one Of the leg, one
of each arm, and one hip
bone. The snUrse stated that
there were many more bones, but not
knowing the importance of preserving
them, she threw them awsy. This is
indeed q remarkable case and, naturally
enough. has excited much wonder
among those who have heard Of it. We
learn from the doctors that cases are re-
ported where bones, teeth and hair are
found in the cysts, but this is the first
case where perfectly formed bones Of a
skeleton have been brought to light, the
strongest feature being the fact that the
skeleton came from q boy, whose name,
as above stated, is Jerry Walker. The
patient resides at No. 266 DeSOtO street,
and is doing quite well now.
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FINE STATIONERY.

DENTIST,
No. 266 Main Street over BaFnums
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MAIN STREET SENSATION.

LADIES box-toed Newport, new styles
L COffeY,s.
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{ Or5-Sl luated on Madison and Court street,
IL extended, in eighth ward, Preston's sub
ulN sion. These grounds are shaded by forest
Ire s, and are IN aneighOOrneOd uneXcepuon.
% good. A rare opportunity Is here offered
10 chants or purchasers. Price suited 70 the
Tin a., and terms 70 the cDnveniencs Of appli'
car "a IRRELEVANT & Co,
O. va ls Madison street.
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Children's pique dresses in elegant
variety, suitable for all ages, extremely
low.
Bargains in lace sleeveless jackets this
week, at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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second Chancery CouFt-WaIker, Chan.
c6lfOF.
Causes set for Monday, June 2lst
Myers VS. James; Neal VS. Todd, and also
every cause that now stands for trial,
and they will be called peremptOrily,
and must be tried or continued.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

Feaster and n. NJ. Davis, Mr.
Gaillard having stated his Inability
70 attondthetcorvontiop, and having
withdrawn bis aame ttqm ths liRt bi
delegates, the committee suggested
the name of Mr.. Davis as delegate,
and that Of I. N. Withors as alter
nate. The report as thus amended,
was then unanimously adopted.
Mai Woodward offered tho follow.
ing resolutions which. was unapi,
mously adopted inra ,.o. a. Il
Resolved, That the delegates from
Fairfield County to tho coming Tax.
payers Convention be requested to
present, for tho consideration of that
body, tho matter Of county expenses
and to take measures to have gen
eral reduction of salaries,, ..' .''
After remarks by Maj. Woodward
on the subject of his resolution, and
by the chairman on tho gonorsl
purposes of tho taxpayers msetingt
and the great good they had already
accomplished, the moetiny, on mo
ton, Adjourned.
r-.2 ,..'v. II. A. GA1LLANp,, Z.
IL. MEANs DAVIS, .3t Chairmlp.
Secretary. o., .., ill.,
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Sherif'S Sale,

d.lino Mitier. Jd.,A Hoigood and others
Petitioners. .ys. Martha Haieood, John
A D Haiyood and others. Salo for divis
ion.
T N obedience TO on order of tho Judge OF
l. Probate made In Tie hhhvo stated case
will sell on tho first Monday in Jan.
nary next before the Court House door in
Wihnaboro. &C, the following described
property. to, wit: o..
All that certain tract Of land contain n,
81 acros, morr or le@s, lying nnd situate
OIL waters Of Morris Creek. in the County
OF Fairfield. and State of South Carolina
boundod by lands Of james Cork, G. Ii
/. .'cruggs, SAN Crawford. Win. lloyd and
othcrd. .''
TRIMS or RALE.
Ono third, cash COR tho Who'll. in cash a,
the option Of tho purclaRorl tho h,lnnc,
on credit Of one and two wears. the
purchaser TO give bond MD a mortgage OF
Tho premises sold for tie balance Of the
purchase money with interest iron, du:c
purchaser to pay for papers.
Shtriff'S O,licc. SW RUFF.
Winnahora, s. Dec 1.la15. SFC
doc a. !x2
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ARREST OF JAMES FErNER.
the Charlotte Observer wo learn that
James Fether, the engineer of the
engine which recently ran into the
passenger train Oh the G. G. 4 A.
II. r., was taken into Charlotte en-
Sunday the 9th inst. Fotner mals
no resistance, and expressed his
Willingness to go to Columbia,
stating that he was then on his way
to that place, to surrender. himself
to the authorities. When his cap
tors attempted to put him on the
train for Columbia, he positively le-
fused, and deputy sheriff was
sent for. He was then handcuffcd
and taken to jail, and q telegram
was sent to Gov. Chamberlain in.
forming him of the arrest. The
captors were the conductor and
tho baggage master of the Air-Lnc
train on which. Fctner WIS acing
from Atlanta to Charlotte. Nc
wns dunk 1T htho time cf Tie IL
rest. ~.'" III
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TRANsFERs or It;:i: FsrA TT. 4 Since
the Isl Of DoacMbcr the following
tren9fers Of rcal. estate have been
rccorGod III Ihc cfticc'of the county
nu;.i;or :.
Il. }. McCar,ay to Primus VIII
iinms, J acre il Wirnsboro; conD;d
orrtion 1915. e's ~ w y u,
Jonathnn q. Matthew'S 10 Count,
Commissioners, plat of l:r,, 600 it
by 90 it. i, township no, 10; con.
sidefsGp1tiqqn S3o'EXjaS VI
T.. 7. Smith to 'a;ihla, plat Of land
300 .yds. by 20 f., i'll township no
49, -; consideration $10O
81 WARifff,C s.ieGfI, to Lawrence
Fcastcr, lGO acres in township no.
consideration $3.50.
Same to Chns. $. Ford, $50 acres
in township no, g.; consideration
$3.50. :. .. ~.
L. A. Kennedy to d. H. ruff,
acres il, the town of Ridgqwoy
consideration $1,000. 49, .t~,,s..v
D. i, ! R!'4T to f.. 4. Kennedy, SAB
acres in township no. s; considorn
ton $25O0,
Thos Afleago 70 TIE, iCloud &
A. C. Ruff, 100acrcs in township no,
T. consideration 5000. = -, .,.
S. ". Ruff, sheriff. to James
Jones, 420 acres IN township no. 8
cofisidoration'sIo25;S g -
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lklS0,s MOUNTAINS NIlLlrARY Gcuoc.,
IN anothor Column will be sound
The advertisement OF this long -cntab
hshad institution. The merits of
the School are SO wcil known that
we think it scHT"clyncccssai,y for us
to say anything forit. Col. Coward.
the Principal, is a tcacl!or of song
experience and is considered without
superior rs Il dsciplinNrian' Ee
has lal?orol fuithf,sry, ever since
be assumed entire charge Of thc
School in 1860, TO bring it up = a
ni9n standard, ,and to give it IL high
place among Southern colleges. lis
assistants are al gentlemen Of talent
and experience, and tue institution
is equipped with arms, and the appa-
ratu' necessary for thorough instruc-
ton. Tho noxt session opens on
the 1st of Febl uary, 1876. -,. ...<.
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MEETING or TAxrAyEns-REpoRT OF
THE PnocEEDlNGs. The meeting was
organized by calling II. A. Gaillard,
Esq, to the chair, and requesting r.
Means Davis to act as secretary.
Mr. Davis made q few remarks cx-
pl"natory Of the objects of the meet
ing, and offered the following pre-
amblo and resolutions, which wc1e
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Governor Chamberlain,
in his annual message to the lcyisla-
tute of South Carolina, hls e.lsl c,l
that the necessary levy of taxes for
regular State purposes for the pres
cat y"t! o"ght not tG cHcrc! ten
n'!its andl whereas the lHgl"lntlru
@ont"mpi"tcs The r;s.i;2gc Of u bill
providing for the collection Of Il lar
largely III cXce"" Of this mnohnt
bA"%c!o,c, he Il rcao'"eN, by tnc tax,
P"t ci7 VI h'tl'eli oo''liy-'
/. First, That the Governor be rc.
qu4stci to veto Hny tax -b;il cGlcrin;.
(" levy greater Hhan the anuunt to
c;dc1 by INN to bc Necessary.
hcco"/}y, That The legislature hG
requested td S;,.:;a;h such Il Veto
and to Fr"Nid" EoE levy no; oxcco>'.
ing io3 n'iI!s ior i'll STATE lurpo.ea
n:cilang G>iinenr.cs
! IAi<{IH, That In:ega;ion, con
sis;ing of three mcmbcrs and thr,,
nitc.nptes, be eiocied, whose ttut& il
shal! be to COS foI vita the .Go)cgntcs
from other counties, in convcn;ivu
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AMUsEs1ENTs.-Tho doarth

.., AMUsEslENTs.y-7-Ihe dearth Il
amusements in Winnsboro is a
subject Of constant remark and, con-
stsnt regret. The many .loupos
making a 2 TOUR ofo the South
visit most of the towns in the State,
but almost invariably passr XVinns-
boso by. This can hardly lie nt-
tributed to lack of appreciation on
the part of our citizens for when
goo" companies come they always
have large and eppreciative audi
yonces. The chiof difficulty in the
way, as We have very often had it
suggested, is the fact that there is
no tlhall titsed up suitably for
theatrical performances. The
Jhespian Hall is y very good one,
and we prcsu.na that, at very li$tlc
expense, it could bo SO improved
and supplied twitI,I tho necesaY:y
scenery etc, a: 20 ansvoI eli the
needs Of IN d,nary,traycl:ing c-,n
pany. THIS io;SIt' ihancd visits
ftom inany troupcs that row rass
us b.: as il wc We're far beneath ,S,,oil
notice: VFo, hope something wi;]
bo dohe ii no Fight affection. '"'f"t
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D2rgI2llS! R2EgI2llS:
Al j. o. BOAG'S
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND MILLINERY BAZAAR.

DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND MILLINERY BAZAAR.
LNROM now until first Jar. lT'G Milli-
Il ne-T embracing latrB: st. 10, of as
and Bon'.rts. Ribbons, flowers. Facathcr
o! al .inds, wells. Illusions, nilss. nctts,
veiNess, ornpea, ornaments &c.
NRY GOODS,
Co.ststinH lii rart Of hlac. nnL u"lorc.:
alnHnns m ASSORTMENT rf ,liH.rcr: kinds
'f Treas mg:crinis water pr,o!!us. Nnnn.,r
n fail lin. of calcoe6, h'earhc1 rn' IN.
h'c"cH"'l goo;.", Gh"cnaI Nomrs;,rrG.
pRnt Jeans, cassimoIs No.. lhdi">' .,ri ."nta
unucrvns.a. bonlcvnr,is. rhawls, clHrkR,
'urS. corsets, tarlr:an", nwia"es. usinS.rha
&2. hosiery, Hlorsa in Er"Gt variety. Inn /
""r:his!s. notions. b,t,onY nnd trimmings
,Hf,rtnt kinds. l6(:its' and "cnts tees. .farry
Md jet ie"rlrY Is ar-.Tr for tho ho,:,!n"s
3ur fnncy Hoo1s Nt" full and com nir.r
A full STOCK Of shoes. hata, r"n,! rinm,e g
e!"'hinE, 1rnWel3 shirts &c. Family
yro"erioa of al Kinds. fall stocs niwnvs
?n hnl,a. fresh arrivals daily. Tru will
fi,h eY"rS:hinp you want by calling on j y
Bong, on tho corner. Several handsome
bedroom suits with and without marble
warirnl,s, Lcls.cAa;, ,natrcsHc4 lounges,
cradles, and SHtaa for Fni. very cheap. RI
snra ta cn,l nn J o BOAG.
Inn,bcr Lumber ! always OH hard and
for Auln Ey j y BOAG.
Ypl will iIsl lnil and complete stock
of almost everything. very low and cheau
rs We want 10 diminish stock ut
dcn $ 30 BOAG'S.
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ESQ oaal Noticcg
2 pTsEp4RE FOR wrNTER

Dontl tho cold winds Of winter hnd
your Windows witho out sasbes, or good
whole doors, but have them fitted d once
fforh tho mandatory Of Mr.. p P TOALE,
whose advertisement 10 in another
column.
lie is also solo agent for tho National
Mixed Paint Co.tt who warrsnt their paint
apply it.
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LOCAIz~ISI,ItMS.

no, An, ~ ,batb Oh a. subsSrjBSr'
paper denotes thnt his subscription Gas
expired. We will be glad to have all de.
linquent Subscribers settle past dues and
pay up for another year. There are a
indulging fora long time. Aswc UNDERGO
heavy expense and are compelled, ", make
CASH RASMESrsIfor biaterial aHd iaboF, ,fw6
cannot afford to wait lohyer for ouf Just
dues. On tho FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT we
propose to erase tho names Of MI delin-
quont subscribers from our books, how
over we may regret it. The News is only
four dollars, and tho HERALD. three dollars
q year. Pay up your subscriptions.
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James Fotner, the engineer to
whose alleged criminal carelessness
the recent accident on the G. G. &
A. 4. r. is charged, passed through
Winnsboro on Sunday, going: to
Columbia. He was arrested, it will
be remembered, in Charlotte, and a
requisition for him was made by
Gov. Chamberlain upon the COVER
nor of North Carolina. His case
will now undergo full judicial in
yestigation. '..... .. -.
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SERMON TO YoUxa M&s The next
sermon in tho course, to young mon,
will DO delivered tomorrow night, in
t1e Presbyterian Church, by the
kov. Mr.. Chichestor. Services to
commence at 7 o'clock. All ,v1o in
vited. ....
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NEwsADvERrIsEhIENrs

NEws ADvERrlsEMENrs t,a. .,.la ,.,.
shefiff's Sal e-.s. W. Ruff. ''. "
Sale of Land-John Mcclure. -
Writing Paper. &c. L-slcS1astor &
Brice r'"H' 1HI
Sugar and Enthusiastically, Bro.
& Son.
Mich Cow Wanted IA IN
Prepare for Winter-P. p. Toalc,
Bargains-J., 0, Boag. 49,. .
Excursion Train-L. Marshall.
Rcmoved-J. H. Brown. =. d.. q
Meeting of Loan, Association--D.
r. Flehnikcn, Sec. ,,
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Ex"0halcE TO CoLvaDiA. = Thee
viii be al oScu!s.cn train TO Co
lambiA, so enable visitors to attend
SHo rncaD Of the Cp!mbia Jockey
C.uh Oh tho 17ch inst. SEQ sdyer
;,sc"ent .tickcts may Lo pro
cU'oh of NJ. Wu u. Chandler, nj
,ao ro,MGy nuciltor's Office
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Tile list of contents is full of items
calculated to interest the Intelligent
farmer. With tho ,preseht issqe,
Mr.. j. II, ,'Jaoaqesplossa bs 6pnpec
tion with the CaroltmiaN, aid the
edit itorial department will hereafter
be conducted by Col. d. Wyatt Aiken.
MIR. jacques has gained many
friends among his numerous read
6fs, and is recognized as very able
and }eprightly writer. CO.., Aiken
has made the subject of scientific
farming special and constant study
for many years, md wo doubt not
he will conduct the editorial depart
mont to the satisfaction aud i'm
provement of oil his readers. Alto
gcther, tho Ratral Carolinian is a
magazine Of unusual merit, and is
entitled to n generous support from
the farmers of our State. It is pub
lished by Walker, Evans & Cogswcll,
Charleston, S. c., at $500 per an
l.um, ...., ), -t..,.
TERRIBLE AocIpENT.-It becomes
our duty to-day to relate the circum-
stances and tho total result of ono
oftbe sadlcst accidents that have
ever occurred in this community.
Mr.. VIM. H. Cathcart, whi]o hunting
near, town On Friday last, Was
wounded by tho accidental discharge
of his gun, and died i'll about twelve
hours afterwards. The circum-
stances of the accident, az related
by Mr.. II. A. Smith and Master
John Gibson, who were present, as
we'll as by the deceased himself, arc
as follows Mr.. Cathcart had Just
fire' one barrel of his gun, and,
standing upon stump, was in tho
pct Of rel1l ding, w'hen tie gun fell,
he ii1!i!I. .cT Uf lie ictlod La.rel
ht!iSin3 upon thc n.,,Enr, ;l'..! ca,is
ing the discharge oI tic gun. Nj.
CGLhcart received :. fIa,'fv;: wound in
the lett groin, and though Tie best
medical nl.iil wes cl.plNyoa for his
relief, Ii" !HiuIy WAS 100 Ge:cro II
give nny ground to expect his rc-
covory. lie w>.s vel! cared ior DJ
thm kindred und :licuda. ana his SUI.
fay!ngs were a!!eTi"tcl n every. POS,
s;ble way.4a.Ue died at half past ilin g
o'clock on Saturday morning, an!
his remains wc:e in n!eIrcd On .SundsY
afternoon in the ccllctcry Of the
Associate Reformed sChurch, Tic
funeral services being conducted b?
Rev. J N. Tottl J'i!a large nam
bcr present 0ttcstc0 tho cs!cu,n IN
which the deGensed was he'd by hia
Dvnny friends, ana the deep svmpa
thy fo!, for his bcrravcd mother and
large circie Of rcl.tivee. Air. Cath
cart WAS in the prime Of lieo, being
about twenty-five years Of Ngc, and
seemed to have The promise of long
and prosperous life. He WAS of
kindly disposition, pleasant manners,
and Industrious habits. IIo was the
only son Of u widowed mother, and
to her his untimely death is q most
grievous affli. tion. With lor and
with his other relatives we condole
most sincerely
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State Of SNuth Carolina,

toUErY rr fh1HsiMN.
fh""'os NJ N'>iy na rA,"in;atra:or or ti.r
"Et,i" Of Ann" WaiiiI.y, ,;r,"oyoI, i,ia';I-
;ih. "q"inst E;li4an"th' Walhnp, John
Wnlll,lg, Henry W,llins, jnlnc W1i!irr.
rhHr Wo'!ns, fama% WalI;rr. DR..
Cliznhctn itrlcau a:.d WiIlia!.. Mn!lint
Defendants
TO the De?"nUnniS Il
Elizabeth Walling. John Wa'linp Innry
N"llinH. Wnl',ng, Philip W4il;nH -,
WIii!;;. d., Elizabeth aial.r,n I!h VII
liam W"ilne. ..l- 81
VrO aro h"roi.v snmm"nrA md -.
/. Nnir'd to oh!HGwor 'lc anlnuluint IL
th;sn lion, which hra been hi"G IL the uf-
tic" Of TAG fCurl OF JJuLniC. for ih" Say
County, nndir S:'rrr + tcny toi r~ul, an.
s%or !" ,no sail complaint 90 "a. suit
scr'h9rnn. their onioo. No.J2, J.. Af nfng",
NinnsborD. S.C.. witIir tw"rty "a. Jpter
the sor"icc h"r"ur, "y%'Is:y" o. IT," ,'n~ ci
cfri"n; nnd ii you i;l! 10 aia;y"l lac ,.rJ e.
p.'ln' "ihin tHI time aforesaid, IT." plain
l'N IN this action viii apply 10 .the Court
fpr theru!iet domh,t1ch IA the, c5ihrh.int'
,. Wit;'rss g John o. }. FsH, n rrEEssq hWNG Of
t'" S:s"ntoclth day of Eovon|,tr IN .he
ycnI 1919. .-.~ GAIIhARD 4 DAvt3.
4 ,. PMinhIrs httorncys-
To th9 defendant. William NWainng.
action, Of WHICH the fof9goitg iss, copy,
wns filed in tho office. o. thuJadeoSof TrDl
bate Of Fairfold-C6nhty% Sat stof5Sul.h
Carolina. on tho soyonteenthj das 5of No
.vrp ber. A.HD 1876 49,. .LH.&H
,GArBb1h6 & DAVIS.
nor'2i-1G r--,.i. .RlaintG's httorncyS,
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PEHsoSAL.-Wo have received a
call from Mr.. e. NJ Taylor, tray
elling agent Of the Grccnville Neus
and Columbia Reyistcr. J, ..i,,,!., 3d.. .
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Rev. G. e. Chichester, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, preached on
Sunday night another of his series
Of sermons to young men. Tho
church was we'll filed, and the .dia,
course was listened to throughout
with marked attention. The subject
was Gan'ding, and tho preacher
pictured i'll just and forcible colors
the great sin and the pcrnicious ef-
fects Of this popular vice. Tho scr.
nous to young men will be cont tinnc1,
md due notice will be given of the
time and tho subject. o..