The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01


.lg (from The Atlanta ConstitU,ion)
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hrnd ,L ga Husbrouonr r,to,,,;, i ,,
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""S "'i'cr III oii"t'pcr6' tcchil5 10 my
memory strange incident viii ch oc-
CURED some wears apo to my own l,rnt,
~, ,,hor ~, III, . r,or, G.1,,
'>>-1HJ ~ '''o
Solo hcioS' ana 1of 'he "ccU tAcy Ul
which | can vouch.
At thc time Of hi, arrival IN Au,i,,I;,
a.,
''o o"",'iy wa" III "'"'c "' p"h"; It
relSh oi terror existed, eau !cd By The
daring outragcs committed G n p,,rtir,; ON
tho ;on,uov 70 ,rl from, a., ,;..:.
p.,',, ~ Wv " '5""'"''
l'o'ooiS WIZ" ''oicic'' oscor $hot
down, and large conSignn!unt; Of cold
carried off, were of do;l,. oc,,,,rc,,c,
vbo Inch ,,o, ;,c,.,,l,
,,n,rt" m, -, ,'>,' 'N ""i,S "i uTS-
H. an,,,,, .tSi ,"i "i'o," 'rt"oEr inldcf
ohor6,nI '"1I;fi Tf, u o"rh' seemed 90 bear
oil thn ,n;i,t'. 1 "a" ''o ii"' "'i'uo''
tln,,,i, I oi,S ;i;. i.''no 70 GAPi"ro MIN,
Lnsh Nnso,,niy sno i,,,'n'.y ih'" secure" the
t,ntnI tLon NIL I'll trn.n wv - u, Outrage pcrpo-
wns Iosi nc r. H,n ,,. ", '.'I P'iP'ii,,"torS
thcm IJc hal ,s' I",.' u 'i'"' I nI''i'o"c" :
Tho moet .ocrot 49,, 'aU ~ NliUN tIuH' Vi
ties hc attacked 'lGi H"tn o1' e,,'S oi que lar'
ontrnocs mcn,rri,,, tiG" 'cilr" 'l''!'lT''ouS'
coss;n1 onS 'f,,iS an f,S AZ S'c, I"P'" sue
mvstorv | hmnnr w. aj,p ~. "pT :, n"c'i % an ilr OF
st;tinns rnn,;n@,, ',nG,'a nm tii''I super
tnrrN'. hn 'ni in,'II nI''NG "a wiVh lao mortal
L,, snr,n ,,',i,',, ri"li,ou, ic T'S rSpIoSch'c"
iinn nnwirrmI imoi;, ,''l "o',' nm HS - !"
fnrI,;IJ;n,. ~ iIit ""'i'' "l'i' 'o'il'''S
Evrn tLn mai AZ
;n1rcr thr lrn,.n.t :, ~ '"i so''t u"i'', iio'
tbn inrrn,,. nI = 'iTpi' M |" ,u''''r,'hc
tr,,,oi,I i, /, rr,,, 49, ~ %, '''N'>cI9 D
nnd dctcrmim,I ~ G'L" ',I''V W., N:n ni'1"u'
ond ,rn,,n,t,,. ,,,,, iO' ~ NC9
brothcr ;oiyIc1 ~, 49, ii,,,'G' ny
vonnr fcIInu ni g. ""e ~ S ii""''3oito
33urn AMI Il, ' 49, . 'i',,. i MY VI "t' oi1
fnyor;tn ,rLo a. ,., 4" Scic'"l
no roods ot th At finn o ron a. NIX" Wy
or distance r,rou,, i tIn L..,,i S,'''
ports M whicL ,vn,o ., I1,,.,,,,. .,,lI'.
e. nJn,;t I.,I;oi,t ~ ~ .' >'.'''" 40 'V''io''h
o,,nrI M, j,Snti, i,oTy , '.,,'n G.'' ~ ~
him - Gr.t c,ass ,.',, ,'''n' D,u"y''D Hi!l'
J,nnSnn III. T. o,,Si' ~ Ii''''e,' III
oLlns cnror,li, lHii ~ VIZ o'',lI N"i'!
nthnr LnIr,,|J o'' ",o 'i,'i' ms
ono Of t5n o I;7s @ ''"TSyt LvI, '"''. III
livonorkod for ,i'a 2i,th, o,' 'i!uS
thot il wns an ,,', ,3 9"' N''' ',.so,
Ioolont conII Na ,in,, t,1 So go
onninst n .nj 'Io ,.,,r,>,i;,' I'
yc,n ,loccvI =, ~ ,,,;,1,lI 20; "
nostod n,,E m l1 ,ic' 80
iIioht of ~ ,;,.i nr tl,n rou os ',It'p w
not noss rnnnt;noi Ai I'ti,,' W.
an; Tivr iH',>,,''. ,1,,'a .lI ,,., -" "
notbin0 ,,,s,,ni I,. 49, w.. ,,;l,' Hv+.'
Thcy we, w. ,h"m Vol, imtn t,3 l, ',,,,5i i
conscnu, nth. r. ,,,rs;lIn ';,',t ''n't
bclicyin o th3i nynr - mn,Ien co,i1 nni
irtrudc 2snlf omorn thr,,
One, no,nino i vas fnnnd tlot lrr;no,
tho MIC ht tl,nv hnl hcnn .,,;tn ~ m ti,i;S2.
yioilnm or mystnrionsIv oiI IN ,,nacnrnmt, w., '
bly ioi ned Nv n stronGcr Who StnmI -,
thor 7 oidst ~ if one Of tbcmscIy"s NJ
ono 60 Md imnoirrh how nrwhnmnnInoo oo,,n
and II, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrnyn;irJ H. ,'ns
n fine nortlv man from th;,ty-,ivn ~
forty years oi onr Win mn n,;,n ,rn,
uosSc ssino rontpt,nonrn aml dnn1 iaI
dress ono who undrr n,hcr rircnn,-
stnuc az. woull l,ovr Nom mn nccr,isitin,
to th,, pmty Not in thc lrnst tolnn
abacI or n6oshrd Inv tLc scont wnlrnmn
he ro :eivcd or the undissuiscd surprise
his presence created, no camc iorward
boldly and told n most DloIIsjble stow tn
the elect that he was stranger mnl;;n@
his way to the gold fields: tbnt notwitEo
standing the Stories hc had heard in
Sydney of Jack" and his comudns, he
had ycnturcd so far alone. but rs he rot
farther into the bush he lost heart and
determined to ioin the first marty he met
II looked strange that he lad no mp-
gage of any kind, not even provisions or
anything to indicate that he was bound
for long Journey. lie made no attempt
to account for his mysterious appear
ancc, entered into the arrangements of
the cavalcado, and made himself quite Mt
home. Every man among them, with
the exception of my brother believed
that no one but "Jack' himself could
have taken them by surprise, the gcncr-
al belief being That it could only be from
personal experience the terrible bush
ranger derived the perfect knowledge he
displayed when making his raids.
Tho marty. nprpnl TINT fhn .Nuigngt nc,,ru.