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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1893-12-20

DIR B B Hannahan, ST., died
at WInnsboro on the 18th inst af.
ter an illness of several days. DR.
d., was a surgeon in Hagood's
Brigade In the late war with the
rank of Major. He has LIVED at
Winnsboro since 1877. At his re,
quest his body was buried in his
Confederate uniform in Magnolia
cemetery, at Charleston, near
many of the scenes of his early
life. He leaves a wife and seven
children, all about grown.
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The Corpse Moveth.

The Yorkville Euluirer says that
j M Clinton, the colored chairman OF
the York County Republican Execu-
tive Committee, has announced it as
his intention to call county conyen-
tion OF the Republican party to meet
In the court house some time in JAM
uary or FEBRUARY next. The Enquirer
also says that assuming that there has
been or will be split in the Demo-
cratic party, Clinton says the Repub-
licsns easily have the balance of power
If not the majority OF the votes in the
county, and is probably his intention
to take steps looking 10 the RspubliS
can vote becoming factor 10 the next
general election.
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MGRIGAGEE,S SALE.

by VIRTUE Of the power contain
~ ed in certain mortgage. eXec,I.
ted 10 me by g ID Raley, dated 9th day
Of March 1882, and recorded i'm the of.
flee of tic Register OF MeSne Convey.
hnce Tor Lancaster County, South
Carolina, In Book Of Real Estate Mott
cages, ~. pages 67B, GT7 and G7s
default having been made in the my.
ment of the debt secured by said mort.
gage, ! VIII sell at public auction. he.
fore the couri-hCuse door, in the town
OF Lancaster In said county on Thurs
day, the 18th day OF December 1854.
a u OF that piece, parcel or lot of
land situntc lying and being, in Tie
Town of Kershaw, Lancaster county
and State Of South Carolina. bouudej
on the North by lands formerly Of
James + Hart, on the East by iIart
Street, on the South by Richlaud
street aud on tie WesI by lands of
Mrs Anna Draflln, con, aiming The
one-half Of one (l) acre, the same bel e
land conveyed TO the said 4 ID Raley
hy \ J aud AlZoTa Raley by deed
y ID 1902, aud descrlred in
said mOrtgfgJ.
Terms OF sac CASH. Purchaser io
pny for rareis.
Dt @ nDNER. ssR
W. lie & Wylle, attorneys.
Dec 8 1893 td.
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BAPTIST HIGH SCHOOL.
Iofkyi,le, y. G..

Rey. H. ii. Griffith, ID, D., Principal.
THE FIRST SESSION of this In
Stitulion will commence on WE'D
NE0DAN, JANUARY 3, 1884, and
continue five months. The schoC!
Will be opened in the buildiuy former
~ used by the Kings Mountain Mill
tary school, of Horkville, which was
built especially for school purposes.
In the building, in additio to the rec.
ila'ion rooms, there is ample accom-
modation or 100 bOarders. WOrkmeu
are now engaged in repairing the build
ing, and when the work is finished,
the property will be in practically rs
good condition us when new.
he purpose o! the Sponsors for the
Scnool VIII be to give To boys who may
enter its walls; a thorough and practi.
cal course, that shall fit them for the
everyday affairs of life or for entering
college.
TERMS PER SESSION.
For school expenses, including tut
tloh, boarding, fuel, lights and wash
ing, $72 90 per session. OF five months,
payable in advance Day pupils will
oe required TO pay tuition for entire
session in advance.
PARENTS who have boys to educate
viii do well TO send for circulars viv.
ing full information.
Address, SAM NJ. GRIST.
Secretary Of Board of Trustees.
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Notice

70 -hn Creditors OF 1he Lato
NathauieI 2. ranlsndibgham,
dsoeastd.
FI'he heirs az law of Nathaniel II
Vah'aEdlnghan. deceased, not
Know ing % any debts against said de-
ceased and wishing 10 settle up lilo
estate as soon rs practicable, aud with
as little expense "a possible. have an.
pointed the Undersigned as their Agent
10 give notice Ia all and singular the.
creditors TO come forward, ana present
the same TO tl,e undersigned, Verified
oy atiidavit on or before the ist diy
81 January next, for payment. ma
you are hereby Notified that II n0t
presented by that date. the esi alo wllI
be pnftliioned among theIeirs nj Law-
Endthe creditors Will he forever BARR q.
WN.'T. VANLANDIoHAM.
Sept D., 1903 CIV. /. gcnt.
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Special to The Daily News.

Columbia, s. O., Dec. 15.-rhe ex>
element Of today Is tho sudden surge
tonight for the Resurrection of the
bill to make the special black dis
tr,c:, ard put Charleston in it. 1t is
reportad that the governor, 10 the
forcible language of my informant,
Creased merry hi" when he heard
that the bill had been defeated.
Tonight the senate edjourned early
ard number of senator's came over to
the house aid scattered themselves
am }ng the seats. Many unsuspectlng
members, who had voted against the
redistricting bill was absent. but the
friends of the bill were present 10 full
force.
Brezeale, of Anderson suddenly
rose and sprang motion to take
from the table the motion to reconsld>
er the redistrIctlng bill. This was
under former ruling Of Speaker
Jones, that such a motion was in orr
der. The opponents of the bill made
an earnest fight, but soon saw they
were trapped. The Speaker invited
debate on his ruling and there was an
hour of earnest talking.
During this deb ,io an exciting cpl
sode occurred. Ashley, Of Anderson
positively contradicted the statement
of Watts, of Laurens, that the speak er
hsd ruled that the motion to recon-
slider could be taken from the table
Watts said he was not IN the habit OF
having his statements contradicted
aud denounced as a cowardly slander
the charge that he had misrepresented
the facts. Ashley responded with
s,me words, in which "cowardly wheIp'
and threat TO choke, were audible
and started towards Watts. The mer
were on the same side of the house and
On same row of seats. and appearance
indicated trouble. Ashley started to.
wards Watts, but his coat tails were
firmly chung to by members sitting
next to him and the trouble blew over
Ashley subsequently, apologized to th'
house for his supplementary Ian
guage, and said that if the journal Of
the last house allowed him to be wrong
he would frankly ack nowledge it. He
was congratulated by the speaker or
bis frank and manly statement.
After the debate the decision of the
sreaker was sustained, 81 to 32. The
motion to adjourn debate was defeated
80 to 35. The motion to take the mo,
ton to reconsider from the table pre-
vailed 55 to 35.
A number cf members who had
voted against the bill, reversing their
positions, including Mr. Hammett OF
Greenville.
The point Of order made by Haskell
that the bill was senate bill and
the senate had been notified that it,
ena citing rds had been striken oui
1t could not come before the house
the speaker overruled this. There
seems to be rally of the administra-
tiOn forces and a determination ia
force the redistrictipg bill upon the
house deepite its former defeat.
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d Not every woman, who arrives at
middle x9e retains the color and beau.
ty of her hair, but every woman may
do so by the occasional application of
Ayer's lair V;gor. It prevents BALD
ness, removes dandruG, and cures all
scalp diseases.
The State Senate has voted for
the Embellishments of q printing mo-
nopoly What nexti
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Euok!an's Arniea Sale.

The E,st Salve in the would Tor
GUS, Bruises, Sores, U'c rs, salt
hheum, Fever Sores, letter, haIl,,d
i@nds, EhiUlains CorS, em, u! Skin
Erupti"ns, and positively curgs Piles,
nrllo pay required IT. is gusrantyed
l" give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price % cents perlnx. For
sale hE Crawford BrOs
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s&u!cs OF land Under.
Mortgage
or"TI.vr avUru -anorl,t.,,
COUNTY or LAHgA ASrER.

orgTI.-vTT HUUru Aror1;r.,,.
COUNTY or LAtuASTER.
RN VIRTUE Of power contained in
certain mortgage made, cNccu.
ted ard delivered Ia us the 2Ist dav of
january iNS70u Isaac Anthogy .and
lt"Nagna Anthony, tn ba fpind re
corded IA lhe Register nr iE.sue Con
NelaNcc office for the County of Inn
caster and state Of SDu,h Carolina in
Nim Estalc Mortgage Book No 3.
= gcS 80 amt 81. W. will ,xposc To sale
a. ran &c .tu'tion, to The highest bid
der a. lancaster CnurI-housa. I'm front
"i iht court house door on the
FjrS' NJ "doyn Jaau ~ 1891
nc land described in said mortgage ~
follows
All t!.dt tract Of land silt.a'cIn thc
state OF Sauth Carolina and county
ot Lanca7icr bounded by lsudS of N
Nanla ndingham O. the Norih
south by lands of = \ Clinton Enst
10y lands OF II Y Massey aud West hy
Lnds of w x Cu'cy containing
52 Acr,s more or less,
Term Of sn'", CASH. Purchaser IN
pay for papers.
Dtc 5th, 03.
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TILLMAN'S TACTICS.
He Raised Merry HI in the
House.

Ordered his Henchmen in the House to
Reconsider The Redistricting Bill and
they Obeyed-Jvsh Ashley's Coat
Tail S,oingsrs saved a Big Row BY
the Burley Citizens
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I YOitEl Al AT.TrI: I'm 1TIONl, PLEASE,
FOR ONE MOMENT

VOU HEAR MUCH NOW-A-DAYS ABOUT .,pig
Il Bargains Rare Bargains Unprecedented
but had the
tNDhh th thrtshd 10" values
thIs
that
Il
We BUSINESS and
udcouy sut
Duplicated
scarce we have TIL DoWN oPriees that
than achnpn brse.
s4o both prices and quality Of goods With competition where This
come and yourself Our clerks will pleasure showing
us we Will lost time
We call examine
Mems Boys end Chldrens Cthg H welknown fact that
Will Will nna yS9 with suit from sl9 $o0 Don't m
oour stock Ladies' nens and Boys SHOES which gaes
the
BATS aux Undewear. - -
9f coure oa know Without telling that sell cheaper
and pay ndOfalor COTTON than anybody
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-07

repaired TO the cemetery to pay their trib-
ute to the fallen heroes. The recitations
by Miss Lille johnson, Miss Clara Clark
and Charlie Squires were very appropri-
ate and worthy Of much praise. The song,
"Red, White and Blue" sung by the
school, was appreciated. The songs by
the quartet, Mrs. Ella Hardy, Miss Carrie
Hosford, G. f. Greene and Walter Mosher
were we'll rendered. Also the duet by
Miss Carrie Hosford and @. F. Greene was
very fine. The people generally pro-
nounced the exercises of the day very
pleasing.
II. Vincent and G. M. Peasley spent
Saturday in Elyria.
Our sporting men, Walter Mosher, MIR.
Manning and Ora McClafin went fishing
down near Vermillion Saturday night,
They claim that the reason for the great
catch was because 1t was the last run of
shad.
@. E. Fox spent Sunday with friends in
Camden.
Miss Carrie Hosford is stopping with
Mrs. Geo. Greene at present.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday evening in the NJ, e. church. Ap.
propriate exercises are arranged for.
o. Cannan and Chas. F. Greene ex.
changed compliments by assisting each
other in the exercises on decoration day.
RovER
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-07
BRIGHTON.

JUNE 6.-Last Monday our quiet town
was thrown into frenzy over the report
that two of our townsmen, VIM. Lowrie
and Leon Loveland had a misupderstand-
ing which was settled In pugilistic way.
Morsl-two sadder but wiser men.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. J. Bach
US IS convalescing.
Mrs E. Fox, and Miss Steward, of Pele
Island, are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Emma Clark, who with her little
son Wayne has been spending the past
lew months with her sisler, Mrs. r. ID.
Gibson, in Toledo, came home Friday
morning, being called back by the sudden
illness Of her mother. She intends re-
naming there for the present.
Miss Laura Loomis is stopping with
Mrs. g. M. Peasley for the present.
Decoration day dawned with q cloudlest
sky aud al nine o'clock, the appointed
hour, the G. A, r. boys, with the Sons o.
Veterans, led by the martial band, escort
ed the speaker, Rev. Hagerman, Of Vel
lingtOn. to The M. E. church, where larg,
and patriotic assembly greeted them
After the seating Of the @. A. r. and Som
Of Veterans the program was rendered al
arranged for by the committee. After tn,
able address by Rev. Hagerman the G. A
r., Sons of Veterans, school and citizen
formed in procession, led by the band, ant
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-07
Criminal Docket.

Ohio VS. Joseph Hepebrand and Joseph
Bradley, of Elyria, for disturbing Salvation
Army meeting, some time ago; nolled on
their paying the costs.
Ohio VS. james A. Sheridan, Of oberlin,
for keeping a gambling room continued
10 await the decision Of the ordinance case
against him for the same thing, now pend.
ing in the supreme court.
Ohio vs. Henderson Taborn, Of 0berlin.
for enticing minors to gamble; nolled for
want Of proof.
Ohio Us Chas. Lee and Sophia Sullivan
Of 0berlin, for living 10 state Of adultery
continued on account Of absent witnesses
Ohio vs. Henry Schnack, of Amherst
for assault and battery; nolled on bis pay
Ing the costs.
Ohio VS. John Flood, Of Elyria, for rob
berry; continued, us be is now in the penl
tentiary for like oiTense.
Ohio VS. John fisher, OF Loraiu, for sell
ing liquor on Sunday; nolled, rs the wit
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Cyrus Christie to John s Griggs, lot 40
blk 2, Wellington village, $l050.
ON Gillett to John s Griggs, Ia acres
In lot Q tract s, Brighton township, S1400.
TB Bennington To S Jonas, lot 25, 7 B
Bennington's add, Grafton, $3.50.
Josephine Stearnes to W o Rollin, 80
acres in lot so, Eaton Tp., $1,000.
Valentine Cook to Rhinehart Cook, "
acres in lot "a Amherst Tp., $1,000.
Frederick Stein TO Valentine Cook, 81
6S-1OO acres in lot 46, Elyria Tp., $4,000.
John s Case to the Hemenway Brick
and Tile company, pit lot %, blk ., Wei
llngton vii, $3.50.
d @ Fisher TO John Tristram, acre in
lot 3, great lot 1, Lorain vii, 5000.
Hannah A Kline to S sudro, lot 32l,
blk As, Elyria, $4250.
James Tinney ct al, to Angelo d Raw.
son, lots 8, Q, 7 and 8 IN blk Q, Grafton vii
$52H.
W 3 Eastman 10 Jane L Bronson, ~
acres In lot 10, tract 8, Camden TIP, $lOOS
John Lantsberry to H W Lantsberry
5O1k acres In sec %, Carlisle TIP, $1,000.
JL Ludwig to Mary Scbmuck, 35 acres
in lot %, Amherst TIP, $500.
F0 Williams to @ F Smith, lot 2S7, BLK
81, Elyria, $4,000.
John Townsend TO B + Breckenridge
lots SO, 81, 58 and SO Camden TIP, $1,000.
ANA II Perkins to Lydia J Smith. q
acres In lot A, tract Z, Brighton TIP, $16O.
Lydia ] Smith to Virgil Burge, 80 acre'
| in blk 4, tract Z, Brighton Up, 5000.
/ Ella M Kent to e W Metcalf, lot 900
Elyria VII, $4,000
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-07
A SOJOURN IN ITALY.
Extracts from Private Letter - Scenes
Around an italian Hotel.
FLORENCE, Italy, May Z, 1898.

FLORENCE, Italy, May 7, 1898.
+ + On Tuesday, the 2nd, We came
from Rome here 1t was very hot and
quite crowded on the train; and the next
day l was taken sick Proyidentially we
found a good boarding place, good clean
beds and airy rooms, and with good nurs-
ing | am all right, or will be when have
eaten little more.
This morning went with NJ to see
our old church in which is the tomb of
Michael Angelo, the great sculptor.
have not seen much Of Flor
ence this time, but saw it pretty thorough
ly when we were here before. | find
plenty to interest me in the people here
in the house-a mixture of Americans,
English and Germans. wish that pos
sessed the descriptive powers of Dickens,
that might present some of these Eng
lish characters to you. Two or three items
in regard to their dress | can give, but the
exquisite essence Of their personality am
unable to reproduce. One very fleshy old
lady with a face like Queen Victoria,
wears large figured gowns and a white
cap with big blue bow on II for lunch
con and one gaily decked with bright,
pink ribbon for dinner. Her shadow, as
call the thin little old lady, who is with
her, wears her dresses very short-short
as the market women, and has a bright,
alert way with her. She said this morn.
ing at breakfast that she always carries
hammer with her when she travels.
can't imagine what she can do with H.
One old lady about the form and age OF
Aunt B. came 10 the table last night with
a bright red blouse on, about the color
worn by girls Of sixteen. A piece Of
white lace laid around the neck snd com
ing half way down to the belt, put the fin
ishing touch TO this fantastic toilet. Her
sweet complacency. was a delight TO be-
hold.
One young woman Of the "vulgar veal
thy" English type displays more jewelry
than sense. She wears three breast pins,
seven rings on one hand and twelve brace
lets. l was SO busy counting these articles
that didn't get any farther. will take
full inventory the next time / see her and
be able TO report on the ear rings, chains
etc. One thing l am proud of; our Amer.
ican women, as a rule, dress very plainly
and sensibly.
have had Perfect lnundation Of flow.
ers since / was sick. Miss Farnham, the
young lady travelling with us, brought me
large bunch Of yellow tea roses A
young professor from Chicago university
whose acquaintance we made, brought q
quantity of pink roses, peouies, and syren'
gas; and Herr Heidlebach bunch Of car
nation pinks. 1t was so pleasant to b.
thus remembered. We leave here tomor
row. shall take three or four days in get
ting back TO Hiedleburg and then begir
our journey home. E. II. b.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-07
ROCHESTER,.

JUNE 2.-The Methodist HaTmonial so.
ciety met at the pleasant home of Mrs
Lewis Barnes June 2. The tables were
decorated with the most choice eatables,
including ice-cream. About sixtyfive peo-
pie were present and all had very enjoy
able time. The next social will be held
at Mis-. Hiram Ledyard's.
DR.. Roberts was called TO attend to the
wants Of patient near Wellington last
week.
Mrs. John Nichols, Of Cleveland, is Wis.
itlng friends here.
The workmen began work on the new
building for Mr.. Potter, June 1.
Walter Jewett was in town Monday. He
expects TO now work the south part Of the
county.
George Hull has purchased house and
lot of H. Simeson.
d. Rolfe is moving into house former
ly occupied by DR.. Field.
Died, of consumption, Mrs. Marilda
Cutshall. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Fred Thomas received the nomination
for prosecuting attorney.
Mrs. W. E. Crandall and Mrs. Addie
Ledyard returned home last Saturday
They report very pleasant time.
The ball game between Brighton and
Rochester, Saturday, terminated In favor
OF Brighton.
Peter Garriss was taken seriously III
last week. DR.. Smith was summoned and
pronounced Il palsy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-07
HUNTINGTON.

JUNE 5,-Decoration day passed off very
pleasantly. We have two cemeteries In
which are soldiers graves TO be decorated
six in the west cemetery and twenty at
the center. Hon. j. T. Haskell delivered
the address, in which be dwelt at length
on the life and character of Rutherford B.
Hayes. Mrs. Lilly Richmond read the
memorial essay. Nellie Cole gave short
but very appropriate recitation. The
singing consisted of solo by Mrs Winter
and a solo by Grace Chapman and song
by double quartet. A delegation was
present from the Sullivan post q. A. r.
Woman's Relief Corps and Sons Of Veter-
aus. The town hall was crowded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Richmond were
here decoration day.
Darius Wells and wife were In Akron
Tuesday.
Mrs. Myra LabOrie is very sick in Wei
liugton.
Elbert Chapman, Darius Wells, James
Eglin and John Robinson were delegates
to the county convention last Saturday
Several besides the delegates attended.
On account Of 81 much rain IL is very
difficult 10 ret IN crops, thDneh what is
planted grows well,
Miss Lee and friend from West Salem
visited Daisy Phelon Sunday.
DR.. Thomas and wife started for tbp
worlds fair Thursday TO be gone about a
week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-06-07
,sses have gone to parts unknown.

nesses have gone TO parts unknown.
Ohio vs. John Arnold, will not be as
signed till after the regular jury work.
Ohio VS. George @. Freeman, of Oberlin,
for perjury in swearing falsely to get
license to marry; nolled, as he was con.
victed of bigamy and is now in the peni-
tentiary.
All of the cases of Ohio VS. G. W. Cro-
sier, of Wellington, are marked for trial.
He is indicted for embezzlement, in appro-
priating to his own use the money of farm
ers whose cheese he sold.
Ohio VS. Arch Berrell, of Grafton, for
selling liquor, marked trial,
Ohio VS. Richard Comings, South Am
herst, who plead guilty last term and his
case passed for sentence till this term, will
be sentenced this term.
Ohio VS. Miller, of Sheffield, assault and
battery; for trial.
Ohio VS. August Baldwin, James Bowen
and Chas, Potter, of Lorain, for larceny;
marked trial.
0hiovs John Ferguson, for burglarizing
a car; marked trial
Ohio VS. Elmer Carley, of Elyria, for
burglary and larceny In breaking into a
hen house, is for trial
Ohio VS. Butler Durham, Of 0berlin, for
throwing stones at railroad car; for trial.
Ohio VS. Mary Miller and her husband,
of Lorain, for assault and battery; for
trial
Ohio vs. Henry Schmidt and Justus
Koch, Of South Amherst, for maliscious
destruction Of property; set for trial.
Ohio VS. Edward Rawson, Richard An
gel, Chas. Persons and Frederick Pay, for
gambling; marked for trial.
Ohio VS. Elyria saloon keepers; all
marked for trial. 's ~