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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-21

GEO. HARPER, of Philadelphia,
who was one of the Representatives
in Congress whe lifted the dying
John Quincy Adams when he fell
to the floor, was last week sentenc-
ed to one years Imprisonment for
stealing an oyercoat. Whiskey and
cards wrought his ruin.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-21
School Examination.

NSOOOl GAtLuludIlOQ.
Last Saturday afternoon VIC paid
our first visit to White Oaks pub
lie school, there to witness the
closing exercises of the term. The
order for the closing of the school
term being unexpected and the no
tice short, did not permit the teach
er, DR.. Lane, to make arrange
ments for a formal exhibition and
demonstration Of proficiency, as he
would have desired, but neverthe-
less the result was creditable to the
teacher and pupils, and satisfactory
to such Of the parents as were pre-
sent.
Glasses in geography were put
through their facings and acquitted
themselves well.
Glasses in American and foreign
history answered questions pro-
pounded them with alacrity, show
ing that they were well up in their
studies.
Then came the interesting part
of the occasion. Emma Brothers.
not much bigger than a quart cup,
mounted the rostrum and gave q
recitation pertly, and with as much
grace as a tqll-fcdged lady.
Emma was followed by little
Pauline Davies, who, though some
what confused on presenting her
self before the audience, did well,
and received merited applause.
Annie Miller read dialect Sc
lection with as perfect elocution as
any adult lady present or absent,
save professionals.
DIR. Lane had previously given
hotlce Oh AIS intention to give
premium to the scholars having re-
cords for best department, profcien-
cy in studies, and having the larg-
est number Of hcadmarks, and ap-
pointed the writer and Manlius
Branham a committee to examine
the school record and award the
prizes, which resulted as follows:
Deportment-Annie Miller.
Profciency-Jennett Hope.
Headmarks-Sam'l Wauchope.
Each OF the above namod reed
from out Of DIR. Lanes pocket and |
our hand a silver dollar.
On call Of DR.. Lane, the editor
of the LEADER and Mr.. Branham
addressed the children, after which !
the DR.. delivered a spirited and
well-timed address.
The children did not seem to re-
lish their enforced vacation as is
usual on such occasions, but APP
peared to feel that their dissolution
from Mr.. and Mrs. Lane was cruel. |
Love and kindly solicitude had ev-
identity been potent factor in the
governing force of Mr.. and Mrs.
L., which showed its groupings
from the hearts and minds of the
little ones, and when the call comes
for them toresume their seats they
will respond with delight.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-21

From all sections East OF us we
hear of the windwhich visited us last
week. First, we hear of 1t at Ra-
ton, in this Territory, then at To
Peka, Kansas, and portions Of Ar
kansas, where it was destructive.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-21

DARE, editor Of the San Marcial
Times, was arrested the other day
because he dared to incite a mob to
violence during a survey. If the
charge be true the daring cjitorwas
very naughty.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-21

EL PAso had a blaze on last Sat
urday morning, which consumed
$35, 900 worth of property, which
was $4,000 more than the insur-
ance.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-04-27

blessing To TuE NhYQUIsiEL SOUrII. 1t is
pccomlhS more evident every year that the great
civil war has resulted in n blessing to the van
pushed South anl curse to the victorious
North long ~; hence the events of the Last
twenty years iii this country will give histJri.
ans and political economists material for study
an comment The most nstuundiu. facts have
come Ill natural Lnl simple ways, aud by plain
ana easy processes which no prophetic tongue
loretoid All which the most profound phlOso-
pay and :cncst human intuition failed To- fore.
see The letter OF Frank WIlke5ou, else where,
although containing many errors, points to one
marvellous direct result of the war, and gives a
hint OF the key To an anOmaly--thc anomaly
presented by people increasing in tremendous
ratio IN consequence OF being butchcrcl |, gain.
ing undreamed of wealth because they were
roDhcd ana pIundcrcl, rising to great power
AMI glory resulting directly from their own
sugugntiOn AMI humilaton The anomaly
contains greater wonders than those While
the people who were killed. conquered and
tran2lci are prospecting AMI rising, the people
who conquered are losing wealth and power be-
cause of their victory.
The solution and ex planaiOu seems clear when
we have seen it, and we wonder that npbu,ly
f'rcsaw it. The South has been beaten into
prosperity because she beaten from slavery
anu from the narrow ideas and restricted chan
ncIs of industry that accompanied slavery and
were part Of il. The war forced men from the
farms To the shops and mills made self reliance
and self help the only refuge from starvation,
hni lmpc.led us to seek new values 10 replace
the lest slaves, ani new methods to live. 1t
virtually forced us to the Industry for which We
have every advantagc---thc m,auf,cturc Of our
own cotton.
Labor is comparatively cheap with us now
because living is cheap, and living is cheap be-
cause land is cheap, abundant and fertile and
the climate mild. That advantage as Mr. vii. !
- NM i wo may lose in The future.
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c1STEJ AIRY.
IN Ni,,\IDRI\N

Died, at Santuc, Union County South Caroline,
April 2ls' lSS3, Mrs, Lconora Jctcr, wife of
Lieut.. Il. II. Jctcr, aged fOrtytwo years.
Her sickness was long and severe. At the
age OF ii Size proiCSSci religion, but was more
fully assured Of her acceptance at II revival in
Spartanhurg during her school days there She
was often hindcrcl by sickness from Attending
the house Of God, nevertheless she did it, which
was distant some 10 miles from her residence
Her life was uniformly cpnSiSiant Il n christian
She was gentle in manner anl cheerful in spirit
During her long and varied illness except when
Suffering too much. her bright smile would greet
tosc about her. She leaves four children and a
ar husband rely afflicted, bu! they '.sorrow
not aS others who hl"v no hope May her
lie an death lee the means Of bringing her chill.
drcn ani husband to Jesus. God grant His
grace 10 comfort the husband and children in
tins hitherto infested grief Many relatives aud
friends. accompanied her rc mains L. tn, burial
grounds, To- pay their tribute of respect TO her
memory. They are chccrcl with precious hopes
of an endless reunion.
W. L. y THOMAS Dicl. AT his residence
arlr Srnruc. Yn Suniry. 18th inst Mr. "
i. \. fnrmn>. in the - year + hi> age f.. IN
lnGn'y IS.
he nti hrcn conin."i 80 his bed r.r 'ar G
m"n'H>. winch hc h"r" with hIi-'l,u f,riiiuIc
AMI patience. II" leaves five chil:rru I, mourn
iu, loss. thrcc "f whom ~" married ana 1--we
:" the Nc,'. i"p ~" >Ius." nui devoted ,rugh
I"r~ who wrlchrI uuI nurse with unririi .
affection aronui hjS bedside during his long
illness. lie was buried at nit Fash Dam church.
by TO-" side 90 Ia, w.tr who hal preceded him
nh .I' 1--we month,
Nr. Thomas was qrirr inirstrious and
l'l''h." c.tlrv a.'l viii "r arrr'.y .n'.~cl
c. B H.
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The State of South Carolil
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probat
BY DAVID JOHNSON. JR., ESQ. ID
Judpe for Union County

BY DAVID JOHNSON. JR., ESQ.
Judge for Union County. -
w HEREAs,J NJ; henderson 1Dr. hath made q
ton with will anncXe,D on the estate aIj
effects of LUCY SHELTON, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and almonish al
and singular the kinlrcl and creditors of I'd
said LUCY SHELTON, deceased, that theySl,
and appear before Inc, in the court of Probate
he held Mt Union c. H., on The lIth do
May next after publication hereof, at
o'clock a. ", to sho" cause, if any
have, why the said Administration should 30
he granted
Given under my hand and Seal this 26th .la
April Ammo Domni, 1888, and in-
10Th year Of American Independence.
DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.
Judge of Probate.
April - II 2IH
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Sherif's Sales.

pY virtue of Sundry Executions to me 4
ID rected will sell before Union Court IIoui
door, on the first Monday in May next, with
the legal hours OF Sheriff Sales, the followii
described property, to wit
Two bales lint cotton and about three hundr :
bushels cotton seed levied on anu to be 50
under Warrant to seize crop under lien, as
property of Isaac Palmer Mt the suit of W.
English, against Isaac Palmer
April IL, 1883
MACBETH, S. U.
Anril 20 IL
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J. C. HUNTER & co.

y lloRRlBLE CnIME.--Warsaw, Ind, April
l9.-T"O daughters of Lew Runigan and T. i
Christ, agCi ten anil twelve years, while out
gathering vines for the purpose of decorating
school room, were chloroiormcd and outraged
by two rutlians. The girls made their way home
anl now lie in q critical condition The citizens
have organized a searching party but there is no
clue to the scoun lrcls thus far.
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ElIr'"I II "a Tlnl.'.
ulion, G.Gncy City and Rutherford Railroad.


GoupEYsyILLE, April !, 1888.
Ma. EDITOR We the committee appointed
at the Railroad meeting hrll At Star Farm Acli-
cmy the eth inst, to canvass the Township
in the 'tcrcst of the Ruthcrf, rdton, Ga!fney
City and Union Railroad, met with success beyond
our most sanguine anticipatons. The commit
tee met this evening at the old Bridge place, on
Thjckety, to ascertain the result Of the canvass,
and wc found that nearly every Freehold citi-
zen in the Township signed petition asking the
County Commissioners to grant an Election
Mt an early lay in behalf Of said Road. Only
three arc reported aS having refused to sign. -
One Ofthem "A gentleman of considerable prop
erty--s in favor Of the road aud says he will
give one thousand dollars, provided he be allow
ed to pay it inside OF the first twcv, month
and that be the last Off Goudcysvillc is scorch-
ing hot with the Railroad fever. Mr. Editor. il
you ever expect to be canlidite, now is the
time to clcctonecr in GoulcysviIlc. All who
real the Times know your feelings in regard to
the Road, AMI we will all be glad to hear f, ON
you again in the same direction, and assure you
that whcn ypu become , candidate we will all
vote for you and get rs many others to 10 rs
possible. Thanking you FOR past libcrality We
are Res pcctfully &C.
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IwENrY-ONE PLn CENT. rgOrIr ur \ SourH-
EEN CVrroN MILL.-Augusia April l".-lhc an
uunl meeting of the Granitcyille Manufacturing
Company was held to day. The report Uf the
president showed that the profits of Vauciuse
f.: the year were So .OJO, and of Granitevii,e
SlO3.OOO, making i total o.. SlGG,0OO. The ex-
penlitures Ofthe GrantcvIllc factory were So.
900, and Of Nauc!uSc 5000. The net profits
were $4,000. The dividends paid during the
year were SGO,0J). For new machinery S2S,
600 has been expended The president says
that notwithstanding the unfavorable year just
passed ave have made near u per cent net on
our capital, after paying all necessary expenses
and S2l 900 interest"
The following officers were elected H. II.
Hickman, president Hamilton Beatey, Jas =.
Boyce, a. Il. Davi !son. Robt. A. Fleming. y. 5.
Johnston, directors.-Specidi 10 N.or anil COu
ricr.
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Consignees per Express at Union, S. C. April 2

T & Nelson. II Galman, Benson Bros Nes
Carter, Il Mintcr, & VI Scales. s NJ Rice, ST
Goss X Stokes, II Rodger, W \ ,Ioorhead
q Mckssick, W Hughes, J p Mulinax, Joht
CuIid G Tinsey,
Consignees are hereby notified that no matte
will be delivered after this date until all charge
paid. +. IL. COUNTS, Agr.
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THE RIGHrs OF PArENrrEs.-WaS Washington
April 2o.--A decision Of the supreme Court,
rendered some time ago, but which has Just
been published, holds that the government has
~ ri yht to the free use Of any patent which it
uses. Before this decision it was held that tn.
government had right to ut ilizc for its own
benefit free OF cost, any patent issued by the
Patent Office.
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Surveying! Surveying :!

HAVING made Surveying stuly for somo
IL time, am now prepared to execute Il ia
all of its branches, and offer my services to the
public. All orders left either NJ Foster & VIII
kins' store. the TINES office. will receive
PROMPT attention.
{. {. WHITESIDE.
\nril ~
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DEsrRrcTioS or THE New RAILR.D BEInGE
OVER rnE tArAwnA.--La : c., APRIL -.
The whole tthc new railroad bridge over The
Catnw5a, On the line OF the Cheraw anu Chest r
Railroad, except a small portion on the Cheste
side, has hccn swept away by the Fl eshct. from
the rains nght before last.-Spccial 10 Col.
Rryisf,r
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LAErH TEorELEs. --Chicago, April 2O.-Tl 0
Associated Coal Operators ut Brailwood III :,
having announced reduction of five cents a
ton on all coal mirel in that district, the miners
declare thar they will not submit to the cut and
II strike seems likely TO follow
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PLrcKY WOMAN.-Missou!a, Montana
April 2O.-AIrs. W. j. stephens. wife of the
Probate Judge "f Misscula County. last night
shot and killei man named Smith. who was
attempting To enter he: room through n window
Her husband was away from home mt the time.
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COLD WAVE IN THE WEsr.-Cincinnat o.,
April 2l.-lcc n quarter of Al inch thick formed
here last night. Specials from n number of pla
ccs in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky say that the
frost last night WAS quite severe. but the general
opinion Is that fruit is not severely injured. -
Some points report all early cherries killed and
peaches injured. All agree that there was no
damage TO wheat. The temperature is low to.
NJ ,ht, and the clear sky indicates an thcr tros
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-.

Wy stock i npw Complete IN every parlicmlar
AMI embrace all the new Shrlrs in Ribbons.
Flowers, Feathers anl Trimmings: also the latest
novelties in "rurmrni>; Hats aud Bonncis in al,
the laH*, shapes ami Sn.leS | am now pre-.
pared t" suit the most iIstIiouS, as pcr>tna!Iy
cNuninci The latest >tyc of trimming il the
large Fashionable imrortin. cmp1riums in New
l"r'; this month. | also guarantee to sell goods
"t II superior quality aai The latest styles rs low
or lower than inferior quality and style can he
bought elsewhere. Call and examine nv Goods
AMI prices and you will be convinced.
MRS. JkS.-GRhNT
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Going to Laurens.

oar much respected younS friend, Mic1jah
Spar who has for Sn;nc time been Mr.. y. g.
Flynn's right-hani man, has determined to
leave Us, to take nlvauia &c of the boom in bu>i
ness now icl, in thc town Of IrurcnS hy the
building Of the IaurcnS ami Spartanburs Rail
rna |, and - iuto business there on his own
account. We know bmt very few more worthy
young mcn than Nicriah. aHd we have II, doubt
he will he successful in his new field. We can
safely tell the people of I.alrcns that he is It
"ho'r" y"un;; man, in whom they can place i'm.
picit conf irncc lie lc,YcsuS wit rout n blcn
ish upon his chrrtc;"r. AMI we can assure the
people 81 the G'ul oil county of IAurcns that
morally and 'ril.iy he is cntitlcl to their ell
cpuraccmcut.
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y beautiful lot of new India Linens, Figured
Linen Lawns, Persia lawns, Victoria lawns,
Bishops lawns Lace Mus!ins, Printed Muslins,
etc, etc, at !. g. HUNTER 4 Co.
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IHusSING THE ChTAwBA.-Chestcr April 10.
President Haskell aud the officers ofthe Cha: =
lotte, Columbia AMI augusta Railroad, together
with u delegation of citizens from Chester and
Lancaster, visited to-day the trestlc across
the catawba River on the line ofthe Chester anl
Cheraw Road. The structure has been built
within the past eight weeks at cost of $4,000
1t is substantial in make, and adds greatly to
the value of the road. \ delicious lunch was
spread by the Railroad authorities, the hosts of
the occasion, and II hearty toast was offered TO
President Haskell who responded ina style well
pleasing to his auditors.-NcrS and Courier.
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O.

The nobhcst line of Spring and Summer
clothing in town. We call particular attention
to This department, and can tit any one. Suits
varying from 81 to $50. Also fine stock of
Spring Hats and fine hanl sewci Shoes. Call
aud sec us.
J. c. HUNTER & co. =
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How Santuc Has Improved.

friend a, SahtGc writes 10 us and sys
We have not got u Iprrl Of Trade yet, tIt if
oar town Keeps on growing rs it las since So,
we will have one. ~ your Board has giver the
increase Of trade, business, sc, in your town we
IN Slmtuc think we can beat it and asf yot to
give u place in the picture "
Percentage of increase Of tho number bales
cotton shipped SINCE -, 100 per cent. e
Percentage ofincrcasc of Real Estate ofTown
of Santuc since 1872, lO per cent.
Percentage of increase in value of business
houses, since 1872, 100 per cent.
Percentage % increase Of Stock in trade, since
1872, 200 per cent.
Estimated increase in general volume of bust.
ness. since 1872, 100 per cent.
hn'c gathered most Of my information from
the Railroad Agent at Santuc, who having
owned nearly AL the Il nj Estate around here
AMI as Railroad Agent, knows the increase in
frcights, &c. thinks the figures have given are
ah,u, correct.
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NIAESISIlCD,

EOSTER-SPEARS. Married, on the 24u
inst, by Rev. J. 5. Bailey, at the residence
the brides father, Mr. Jehu Spears, MIR. RoDEH
:. FosrER OF Union, to Miss SALLIE q. SrEARl
of Goudeysville Township.
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Who LII TAKE THE Bet ?-Willam =. Snyder,
of Allentown Pa, Mcltcn's assistant attorney
IN the political prosecutions, has purchased
0,4O) acres OF fine timber land in Chesterfield
County from Col. f. Il. G. Cash, and proposes to
have four saw mills costing about $4,000 each,
in full operation within the next six months.
lie says there is money in ii, and he pr poses
TO make South Carolina his hpme u por-
ton of cnoh year ut least. We will bet n hat
that Snyder will vote the straight Democratic
ticket at the next election. - Col. Reyister.
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HEAVY GALE NEAR FLORENCE.-Florence
April PA heavy gale, ain ost a cyclone, pass
Ell in three miles of Florcncc yesterday. Some
houses, many t"ccs and much fencing were
blown down and some stock killed.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
Anril 20

pI virtue of n power conta incd in n MOI
ID gage deed, made 10y Columbus Farrow
VIM. Munro bearing date Now 10Th, 1875, au
recorded in book ".N' No. !, pages. Cos, Cd
Cos; said Mortgage having been duly nssigne
to us, we will sell by public auction, befoi
the Court House door, at Union, on the Fl /
Monday i'll May next within the legal houl
of Sheriff Sales, all that plantation containir
three hundred and .hirty.nine acres, more
less, lying OH both sides of the Woods Ferr
roa'i, and bounded by lands of VIM. Munr
jeremiah Gregory, B. F. Crawford Ephrni
Jeter and others, and kncwn as the Singled
Gregory place.
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Basis Of Fairness and Honesty to
one and all.

My goods arc marked down at
the lowest figure and thereby COM
mend themselves to all who pur-
chase.
In these days Of close compete
ton | make it a rule to keep
abreast Of the times, andnot only
keep large and attractive stock
of i
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Union Reading Club.


We are trmly pleased to state that the meetings
Of the Union Reading club have been resumed.
The meetings Of this Club could be male very
interesting AMI beneficial if they were we'll at
tcnlcl by the young La,ies and Gentlemen Of
town.
Union has much fine literary talent among
her yonng people Of both sexes that might he
cultivated mp to n high order Of social enjoyment,
il they woul'lsm,rc frequently mngle together
A"- &c -"" ihink Of way that couli m2rc
surely more pleasantly cre.Cc a closS 5c5eial
union among them than y meeting once month
to listen to choice reading. music and singing,
and spending an evening in pleasant social com
mingliug.
The first meeting Of the club was held last
Tuesday evening, at Hon. L. i. Jetcr's residence
and those who attended tell us it was delight
ful gathering. The meetings will he held OF the
fourth Tuesday in the month. The next will be
at Capt Fosters AMI we hope it will be we'll at
tcalci, hy the young members of our society
particularly.
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Six dcspcradocs destroyed n store and killed
the Storckccpcr's wife in Normansvillc, Kansas
on Thurs! lay night last, and escaped
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READ AND DIGESf

| take this method of rctufn-
ing thanks to my customers for
their liberal patronage bestowed
upon me sil cc | commenced bust
ness ON my own account, and L
tlatter myself that the patronage
thus bestowed can be attributed
in a great measure to my desire
and aim to deal strictly upon the
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tlph ul TWO or three communications TINS week,
L want Of rOun.
E.?Y" The cotton crop Of 1852 is now cstima-
10 bales and may reae.. 80 ~ Will some
e tell us what the crop was in 1872?
ES4. The citizens Of Florence, in Darlington
unity, have subscribed 500, coo towards build
( a cotton Factory. And those people are not
aid of Hlilroals either.
E-sy" +. NJ. Cohen & Bro. have established n
hnch Of their business at Joncsvillc. We can
urc the people Of that vicinity that they could
have more gcnilcmanly or honorable men
oug them than our friends p. VI. Il II. Cohen.
|1en. Capt. J. \. WEES, an excellent artist
|m Anderson, is now in Union, ami will tit up
Photograph Gallery for the Summer Mr.
ZEN comes to us highly rccrmmcnlcl rSa very
bcrior artist anil n mast worthy gcnilcmln.
kl~Iy" Jesse +. cleveland once collecting cl rk
! he National Bank Of Grccnvilc has ahscnn-
from that city, leaving the bank AMI iudi.
ilals minus about 5000. lie belonged t. n
mincnt family III that section aul was \ nice
i ng man.
sSa- We arc requested 10 announce mat Nu..
I'm w. Kelly will preach 1T Fish Dam church
ncXt Sunday; services will commence ut !
lock \. VI. \ large a,:enIanc" is requested
here will b, importan, business transacted
cr the services.
|EN The tDyn Council n ave uut a fine pluu Il,
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Leoniias Johnson, colorcd, guilty of Infamous
crimes. narrowly escaped lynching in Henry
County, Georgia. lie is now in jail at Atlanta
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vide, "'Gs r"'. 30 >:;Ur iry.