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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-12-11
The Farmers Alliance.
adjournment Of the 81 Louis ComuSr.
ton Change Of name 10 The Nation.
al Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Uai0n

ST LoUTs, December S.--The Far
mers' Cmvtnii"r Yesterday 81 ,sed up
th.ir business Hrd sdjouined L. meet
on the seccud Tuesday in December,
1890, at jacksonville. Fla. The day
was devoted to finishing the revision.
of the constitution and trying to
smooth the way for consolidation with
the Ncsthern Alliance. Terms were
fiually agreed upon, AMI Kansas and
South Dakota GO in at .nce, but the
other States defer action until the
u'"''-- o.n he submitted to the separ-
ate State Alliances.
What the terms cf the consolidation
are have not transIired. The new
constitution is the same as the old,
with the exception of a few verbal
changes. One of the chief alterations
is striking out the word "country"
before the phrase Country mechan =
ics." This will enable large num-
her of mechanics in villages and cities,
who are knights of Labor. to join the
organization. It's provided that ne
groes may be taken into the union at
the option of the State organizations,
but they cannot he made det~gstes t.
the National Convention.
The name Of the organization has
been changed to the National Far
mers Alliance and Industr al Union.
Headquarters will be established at
Washington, ID. c., where the presi-
dent, secretary and chairman of the
executive committee will transact bus
mess.
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Kilted HIS o,on Brother.

Sam Ross, co., about Is years old
NV lies in the Jail at this place, charg-
ed by the verdict Of the coroner's jury
with the telonous killing OF his broth
er, Will Ross, aged ii years. They
were sons Of Green Ross aud were
picking cotton ia field of MIR. Tho.
W"iE,. hear Oc,"'a. "u Thursday
afternoon of last week, when the hnm.
icide occurred. The killing was done
with an I'D squirrel rifle Which the
boys had carried to the field to shoot
larks with. The ball entered in the
back Of the lef hard side of Wills
head and came out about the right
''"'ife' O." claims that il was ac-
cidental that they were p,.y:s
and his brother ran against the end
Of tie rifle causing the hammer to he
knocked down hy his (Sam's) arm.
Mr.. w. M. Wolfe, who was not very
far off, says that minute or so before
the gun fired VIII Rnss asked him to
make Sam behave himself aud that he
told Sam tn put down the gun and go
on to his work. He kept his eyes on
them n" l"neer than he was giving
the orders. Ii short time the gun
fred and he looked around and saw
Will on the ground and Sam Stand,
ing over him with the gun IN his
hand. Trial Justice Howie summon.
ed a jury and held an inquest over The
body. The Jury cnnid not andersth Ind
how, If Sans tale we're true, The ball
could have entered the, back Of his
head, and 30 they very properly found
verdict that will cause the matter
to undergo mnre thorough exami-
nation.
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The World Beaten at Raising
Corn.

BENNETTsvILLE, December 8. We
have the prize ! Capt. u. j. Drake
made OH one acre Of upland 254t
bushels of sbelied corn. The acre il
high, dry and sandy soil that i've years
ago would scarcely have yielded 10
bushels. Capt Drake has used $3.50
worth of fertilizers, and the result
shows what thrift. when expended on
Marlboro soil, can accomplish.
Capt. Drake is competitor in the
contest for the $500 prize offered by
The American Agriculturist for the
largest yield of corn on one acre, to
which our State Board Of Agriculture
will add $500 more if won by a South
Carolina planter.
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Sentenced, But Not Hanged.
fonce's Mnrderers Escaped From,
Edqefeid jail.

EDGEFIELD, December .-Murrell
aud Carpenter, the two white boys
who were convicted of the murder OF
Preston Yonce at our recent term
of Court and sentenced to be hanged
On the third day of January next.
made their escape from Jail last night.
The escape was accomplished
through hole made in the second
ioor of the Jail by the use of a large
auger and chisel furnished, il is
thought, in the early part of the nigh t
by friends of the prisoners. They
both dropped through to the ground
floor, opened the back door and scaled
the yard wall
Besides the auger and chisel the
escaping prisoners were armed with
Two pistols, II razor and dagger and.
had good supply of money. Word
was left with the sheriff that if they
we're to be pursued to send worthless
men, as they did not care to kill any
good citizens.
Governor Richardson was Informed
Or the escape OF The prisoners anu no
has offered reward of $3.50 each for
their apprehension and delivery TO
Sheriff QUITS.
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GENERAL NEWS.

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a drunkenreyro row q, T,mh.r.on
N C. nm c;rcns dsv ,.ot yooL
The New york r.wsn.no,. all
49,, M.D..,,
The ixo ,bou,. tho T,;hrro .na ,to
Mail and Exr,eo.
Mira Erede,;oL E,;.G o,
only Sou,berr lodv :, w...,
with copr,oe sr,rrh i a. 49,
house in mourning for Mr. Dav,,.
The Pl,;o S,e.Lo . no..o,o.
p,per n,bIisbsr a, Orarrohrra -.
ring 70 Gove,ror R;cbord.on'. rooon,.
re,do,;o, ,b,,
cosSaes be rrov;dad for wh;,o cd
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in. coacby.; i'm cb,rca, in ,bos,ro. J.,
=. 30 eavep. .&or in hell sdf.; ov
thn& goes"
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who k,a .o..,.,,I.,c
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LtHety to Remain HcaIthy for
fHOfher TaCcfrc Months.

The elections held at Cheraw and
Winrsh"r" last week for license or no
license both resulted in favor orlicense.
We congratulate our sister towns.
License is best. We have never seen
"dry' town ye', except in name.
and we never heard nf hut one mans
failing I" get whisky in dry town
when he wanted il and he was about
three parts full and accidentally pres
sente1 certificate of excellent health.
intended for his life insurance agent.
to the drug clerk instead of his certi
fica'e of illness on which to get "wee
drop" for his health. Winnsbnro aud
Cheraw are likely to remain healthy
tor another twelve months.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN THE PPOB1TE COTvPI

IN THE PROBATE COURT
by GEO. McC. W1THERsPooN, Esq.
ID Probate Judge
Whereas, Tbos. b. Craig has made
suit to me to grant him Letters of
administration Of the Estate of and
effects of isabella l.. Hunter. de-
ceased,
THESE ARE THEREFORE,, to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors OF the said Isa-
bella l. Hunter, decd that they he and
appear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Lancaster G.. H.. on
the 18th day OF Dec, inst, after pub
lication hereof, at IL O'Clock i'm the
forenoon, to shew cause If any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand this 18th day
OF November, a. ID. 1889.
GEO. MCC. WITH ERSPOON,
1t. Probate Judge.
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Memorial servtces.

All business will be suspended
to-day, and appropriate services
will be held in the Court House
at ~ o'clock m the hour set for
the funeral OF President DAVIS
Short addresses will be made in
commemoration Of the dear, dead
hero Of the lost cause. The min
listers of all denominations will
be present and participate in the
services, and it is expected that
every survivor of the armies of
the Confederacy, their wives. SIS
ters, sons and daughters will be
present.
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North Carolina Families Said to
be on the Verge Of
Starvation.

RALEIGH, N. g., Dec. 5.-The peo.
pie Of Halifax County are on the point
OF starvation in consequence Of the
failure Of the crops 10 that section.
The cotton crop this year was almost
total failure. A mass meeting was
held at Weldon, and resolutions adop.
ted asking the governor to call a spe.
cisl session of the general assembly to
enable the commissioners of several
counties 20 issue bonds ia ordss>..
raise money 10 be applied TO the relief
of the people. The people of Edge
combe County have held a simia,
meeting.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
JACKSON LODGE, No. SO A. +. M.
DeceInhar hfh 1890

NNhhoci otb, 1909.
Whereas, since the last regular com.
munication OF this lodge, 1t has pleas
ed the Grand a rehitect OF the Uni.
verse to call from labor and refresh.
ment two OF our worthy members :
therefore be IL
Resotued: That In the death of our
true and tried brethren, KENNEDY q.
BII.LINos and DAVID j. CARTER.
jackson Lodge No. So. A. +. M. has
lost two faithful members, true to the
principles OF the order:
The community two Of It's best citl-
zens aud their families true and loving
husbands and fathers.
Resolved That we deeply, sympa.-
thize with their families, relatives and
friends, In their irreparabIe loss and
we mingle our tears with theirs i'm
their sore bereavement,
ResctUed That blank page In our
minrte book be dedicated 10 their
memory, that copy OF these resoIu .
tons be sent 10 the respective families
OF our deceased brothers and copies he
furnished the Lancaster papers for
publication. -
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r. G. Howard e. Cos grocery
store and Crawford & BIake's dry
goods and millinery establishment
were consumed by FIRE on Friday
morning last at Chester. Insured.
Charleston j. making big prepa-
rdtious for the Davis memorial servi-
ces Business houses will be closed
and the entire city will display en-
blems of mourning, private residences
Hs well as business houses. The fol.
i"~ ing gentlemen will speak in res
ponse I" the resolutions that will be
offered I: Maj. T. G Barrier, Gen. B
II. Rutledge, Hou. Edward McCrady,
DR.. r. q. Holland, Hon. Jas. Simons,
Col. ii. e. Young, Maj. G. Lamb
Buist, MIR, j. b. K. Bryan.
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Lancaster BOUs.

1t is always source Of pleas
ure to note the promotion OF
Lancaster boys. Messrs Otis and
John thafee sons Of our towns.
man Mr. n. G. B. Chafee, have
both recently received business
promotions which reflect great
credit upon their fine business
qualifications. Mr.. Otis Chafee
has been promoted from an as
slstant, to Paymaster in Chief of
the Lam gley cotton Mills. in this
State; and Mr.. John Chafee has
accepted the position vacated by
Cotton Mihilsn,a hilnalfs Rnsnsta as tRf Ga sl3T'ffS 3T'fS
promotion of these young men.
who have scarcely reached their
majority. to such responsible DO.
sltlons, Is not only an honor to
them but credit to Lancaster.
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STATE NEWS.

j. II. Saylors, of Anderson coun.
ty, has raised turnip. of the purple
top variety, weighing - pounds.
The stockholders ofthe Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company and of the Columbia and
Greenvllle Railroad Company have
elected Mr.. V. f McBee president Of
the twn lines, to succeed Col. A. C..
Haskell.
Governor Richardson has com.
muted to- life imprisonment the death
-SsaA6asx IS nsn:3l Ropre, CO. -.
wh6 was To havs been hangsi in
Berkeley County next Friday.
"A little child Of Mr. Hlllery
WSodham; IN attempting to crawl in
to- .e hog lot ttrough drop door,
was caught ny thS door and its neck
broken, on Thursday morning last, in
DsAyogton county.
MIR. Alfred Knox, of Abbeville
county. killed a pig the past week
which netted $50 pounds.
-Cholera is playing havoc with
hogs in Edgefeld county. Mr.. F. w.
TT ttsr has lost his entire lot, so head,
In the last few weeks.
AT q mass meeting Of negroes at
ATSen, last Tuesday resolutions were
adopted protesting against a bill being
pYsed by the Legislature to provide
sesxrste coaches for Whites and
bScks.
Margaret Jones, Col, iu Orange
b,rg county. while returning from .hs
sping last Thursday. was shot and
h's bead beaten into a jelly by
b.tytep>sop, Amstead. He attempt-
81 to bury the body in the woods but
VS. discovered and is now in Jail.
The Department Of Agriculture
nss estimates the cotton crop Of
Sste at 543,2 ,208, which is $4,000
b, les less than it was estimated in Sap.
tsmber.
--Alphonso Nelson, a drummer
fom Boston, was knocked down by a
tain and killed at Florence on Satur-
dsy night.
Lafayette, Woods. col, will be
Fa"s ~, ( Sumter on Friday next for
ksNiSssg his step. child to death.
-4ii0E r. 0reuvk.r, onspof che old
landmarks Of journalism in the State.
di a at bis home mt Newberry, on
Tuesday Of last week, aged 6S years.
Judge Norton has set aside the
deed of assignment Of j. I. Nix and
has appointed l.. w. Parker Of Green
vile receiver. The difference between
Nix's assets and liabilities is about
S125, 900 and the creditors want to
know what became Of their money.
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Personal.

- tFS"""ts
Hon G.. Il. Connors was called
from Columbia last Saturday by
n telegram announcing the Sc
rious illness of his little son.
Hon b +. Miller spent Sun
day at this place with his family.
He returned to Columbia Mon
day
Miss Luda Twitty, who has
been attending the Columbia Fe-
male college. has been compell-
ed to discontinue her studies on
account Of failing health. She
came home on Monday last
We were plea sed to receive
a call from Mr. 9. + Frick,
travelling agent of the Charlotte
Observer, the past week. The
great reduction in the price of
the Observer is giving it an extern
sive circulation 1t is the best
daily paper we know of for the
money-only 10 cents week.
MIR. @, b. Ragsdale, of Rich
burg has rented the Methodist
parsonage building at this place
and will move his family here
about the first of January. Mr..
R is Il civil engineer and is EN-
gagged in surveying the route OF
the contemplated Railroad from
Camden by the way Of Chester
TO Gaifney City. We are pleased
to welcome him to ourmidst.
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Il FrOiic n la "PiSen CreeE.

BECKHAM. Dec. 4.-There was n
negro frolic near Primus last
night. at which pistols and axes
were used pretty freely. Eli
Thompson and IAN Blackman fell
out about a small pistol. Eli
Thompson vas shot IN the back,
and struck in the head and eye
with an axe, and Zan Blackman
is said to be shot in the stomach
and arm. Thompson was shot hy
John Richardson DIR. Simon
beckham has just taken the ball
rom Thompson's back. The
wounds are not serious. All the
parties are colored, - Charleston
World.
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HUmeH In FIat CreeE-Ofhey.
Items.

Hymen m RAT Creek-OMer
Items.
Married, in Fiat Greek township,
"n the 9th inst. by Rev. Jno. FsiIe,
Mr.. VIM. Robinson and Mis-. Mary
Baker
Married, on the same day, ify
Rev Jno Faile, Mr.. WIN Faile, Jr.,
tn Mrs. Alice Sullivan.
Married. by Isaac Gardner, Esq i,
Ar Joe. Phillips, Of this county to
Miss Ogburn, of Kershaw.
The house Of Mr.. Minor Catoe
was entered one day last week and
every thing in the eating line stolen
tberefrom.
MIR. j. T. KeDning,ons kitchen
was raided one day the past week and
his supply Of milk, butter and other
things carried of.
Some one went to Mr.. John &.
Cstoe's house, in his absence, and
stole his we'll chain, names ADD plow
lines. These three thefts. In one week +,
call for vigilance committee in this
neighborhood. The people ought 10
take the matter in hand. More anon.
g. A. N.
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Tresspass Notice.

A III persons are hereby warned not
~ to tresspass upon our lands i'm
Cane Creek Township, by allowing
stock to run at large upon them or
by fishing, hunting, hauling, or tres.
passing in any way upon them. Said
lands are bounded by lands of J. M.
Green, f. ID. Green, J. II. Welsh, r..
l.. Hicklin and others. Persons dis.
regarding this notice will be subjected
TO the severest penalty of tho law.
J. w. WILLIAMS,
+. M. STOGNER.
Dec. 8, lSS9-3t.
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McfdncHOTU Times.

During Rev. A. L. Stough's ahsence
the past week some one stole his faith.
ful old hen, and on Monday two
pullels were missing. This leaves him
an old rooster that we are told wore a
very melancholy look as he retired
alone to his roost on Monday night
The preacher also wears very mel
ancholy look. attributable of course, to
the sympathy which goes out from his
big heart for the old rooster in his
loneliness.
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COnfestinD the Bonds.

The committees appointed to raise
funds in the different townships to
defend the suit pending in the United
States Court are meeting with success,
and as much or more will be raised
than was expected. II has not Been
decided yet who will he emplnyed tc
conduct the suit, but it will he under
stood with the party engaged that the
matter must he taken Ia the United
States Supreme Court There would
therefore seem to he lengthy litigation
in prospect. - YorkriAs Enterprise.
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Shot Through the IHigh.

George Mohley and John Slower,
both cnlored, living on the Gibson
place, in the Waxhaws, had a Difficult.
ty on Friday last in which Moblev
was severely wounded in his right
thigh. DR.. VIM Crawford was sent
for nnd ex trac.ed the ball. 1t had
passed almost through the thigh and
was taken out on the opposite side
from where IL entered
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Com Diitfed to Jail.

Frank and Edward lowers were
arrested and committed to Jail at this
place on Monday last charged with
larceny Of live stock in Chesterfield
County. Our Sheriff has telegraphed
their capture to the Sheriff Of Ches-
field and he is expected for them in
few dave.
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The Best HO0.

Tradesville Sub>Alliance offered a
prize this year of SO 90 for the hest
home-raised hog according to age.
Mr.. w. A. Funderbnrk was the suc.
ccssfnl competitor and has been a~ar-
ded the prize. Ills hog was 8 months
and 20 davs old and weighed 33S
pounds gross. 1t netted 800 pounds.
Mr.. T. w. McNeely came out second ,
with a hog weighing 276 pou nds re,
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Sad NeaUs.

'SOH NefvS.
A telegram on Monday morning to
Messrs. 81. +. and A. p. Jones, an
nounced the death of their mother.
Mrs. Mary g. Jones. which occurred
at her home at Mountain Island, N.
C.,about 3 o'clock a. M. ofthat day
Her death was quite a shock to her
sons as they had no notification of
her illness. Mrs. Jone, was about SO
years Of age. leaves her husband aud
eight children surviving her. She
was a member Of the Methodist
Church. Mr.. NJ F Jones left ON the
2 p. m. train. to attend the funeral
services. The Msssrs. Jonea have
the psthy If this entire communi-
ty in tn eIr sad bereavement.
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gofai saaatifrs.

lots.
Our DEVILS whiskers are like
nc EDITORS economy both are
sen in patches
The Skating Rink will open
/ Lemmond's hall next Friday
9ht
"A drove OF Tennessee hogs
gre sold at this place the past
,eNS
-Fhe w ednesday night PRAYER
nsetlng ut the Methodist Church
IN es-conducted in the lecture
o"nl Nntil further notice.
EoNe nf our subscribers re.
lem beTcd us last Muna~- with
heir dollars and words of encour
gemeat.
: Cranberry Sauce and Peach
reserves at 10 and 124 cents per
ound at Lemmond's.
Jones' Y Road sub Alliance
ill meet at the usual place of
ieeting on Saturday. the Dist
nst. Large attendance Is re-
uested.
-Hopewell sub.Alliance will
leet on the 21st inst. at 2 O clock
m. All members are request.
d to be present at this call meet
ng. Business of Importance.
--Taxahaw dots were not ac
ompanied by the name of the
writer. That's why they do not
ppear.
Leave your orders with Mr..
'erry Bennett at Ganson's store
or Fancy Cakes. both plain and
ornamental. Prices to suit the
,ard times. w. F. SwARINGEN.
-Cunnin CHAM Bros, are clos
ng out their clothing and odd
Dants at New York wholesale
,ost. Call before you make any
purchases in the clothing line
II you'will miss. a bargain.
The salary reduction bill has
)een reic ctcd by the Senate since
rur Legislative correspondence
cached us, and the high liquor
license bill has been reported on
'avorably in the Senate.
MIR l.. G. Payseur's display of
holiday goods is something to
delight the juvenile heart. Santa
Claus has been there. it looks
like, and unloaded before the
time. He has the prettiest line
Of Christmas Goods we ever saw.
and cheap Is no word for it. Read
his ad. and give him a call.
Mr.. J. w. Langley, who lives
about six miles from town. has
four cases of typhoid fever in his
family. He is the only one of
the family that is not down with
Rev A. L. Slough has return.
ed from a visit to his old home.
Shelby. n. g., and his members
may expect prayer-meetlng and
the regular monthly business
meeting at his church tonight
"wednesday. Also preaching
next Sabbath at the usual hour.
The Presiding Elder. Rev A.
~, Chrietzhurg, preached two
able sermons at the Methodist
Church on Sabbath last. In the
afternoon he addressed the Sab
bath School and spoke of it as
one of very hes. i'm his district.
I4--isc omplim entod ;,a oHioors
for the very systematic manner
in which it was conducted.
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The Sins of the Past and the Ca
s~~.'ifies of the Ercsenf.

BY request of members or.-U-;.a
congregation we published in this issue
a sermon preached by Rev. w. n. M.
Plaxc" on Tha hanksg,ving day. 1t will
be found on the first page, and we
hope every one will read it and think
upon it. 1t is full of thought and re-
plete with sound reasoning.
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"-iI-.-.~ %. IN-.t Lo,,u

~ F<tfffIl,
MeCeown Il House, in the drug
business at Fort Lawn and the msr-
camille business at Bascombville, as,
signed fer the benefit of creditors ON
Monday morning last. We are in.
formed that their stock of goods on
hand amounts to abou, $1,000, and
that their Liabilities are several times
that amount. Cause of failure-bad
collections owing to the short crops in
that section.
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Religious.

Religious.
Preaching at Unity. "Deo volrn.
te." on the 3rd Sabbath inst. The
weather is usually somewhat inclsment t
about that time in the month aud ms. .
ny make that a pretext for not attend .
ing church. We hope, rain or shine,
to see on the ensuing Sabbath a large
congregation anxious aud waiting.
w. A. III. Plaxco.
Rev. w. A. NJ. Plaxco will
preach at Hickory Grove in York Co.
:. &. M the 4th Sabbath inst.
-Rev. j. +. Bradley has accepted
a call 10 the pastorate Of Christ's
Church, at this place, and the Epsco-
pal Church at Rock Hill. He will
hold services in the Episcopal Church
at this place on the Sd and 9th Sun
days Of this month.
Rev. c. b. Belts, of Chester
county, will preach at Gills Creek
next Sabbath morning, and in the A.
Il. +. church at this place in the after
noon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-12-11
COLLECTORS SALE.

COLLECTORS SALE.
The following described property
having been seized for violation of In
ternal Revenue laws, any person
claiming same must file bond under
Sec. 34a0 II. S. u, S. In the Collie ector's
office within 80 days from date of pub
lication hereof or the same. will be de-
claredSorfeited to the Unified States,
U One Keg Apple Brandy contain
ing about two and half gallons, seiz-
ell as the property of Whirlow and
Clark at Lancaster, s. c.
l.. III. DEAS, Deputy Collector.
Dec, 3-3t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1889-12-11
MARRIED.

Married, at Union church, Sunday
Dec. 9Th 1889. by Rev. N. w. Ran
Kin, Mr.. Robt. NJ. Usher TO Miss
Maggie Carnes. both Of this county.