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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

A few Of CAPT. JOHN NJ PER-
RY'S friends place his name before
the Democratic voters OF Lancaster
County as Candidate for School Com
missioner. sub ect to the rules govern
ing the Democratic Primary. They
do so on his merits IA II Confederate G
Soldier. He being n member of II
Lancaster Company the County of his
birth serving In the same four years.
as well as his coEstancy to the cause Of
Democracy since manhood. They
feeling well assured the old Confederate
veterans IA well as the young, manly
and intelligent voters Of the County
will give him OH day OF election 81 nat.
tering vote.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
A Lady Killed.
4 Drcadfm RmndWay Acciientm Flor.
ence

81 ecial to Journal.
FL r-"ce. = c., June 27.
A hIrible accident occurred here
n, II O'Clock toda,. ia which Mrs
Fannie Nscbmsn iost her life and Mrs
Helena Welsh received a horrible
scalp wound.
Mrs Wel.b a ~ii, W lady sud .
cripple wee cu, .boppir e today drIv-
ing a b"res and BUGGY. While on
Darlington street toe horse took fright
and ran down l,by street.
While crossing the Wilmington
Columbia & Augusta trscks, Mrs
WeI,h was thro~n ,ut, failing nn her
head and receiving g.sh from the
( rel cad to the hack f her head
about sIx inches IN le, eth
The horse continued his mad rup
till II reached he electric iight lie
in front of the court house
Here tie buggy was smashed Into
and Mr., Nschmsn was
tbr ,Vn about thirty feet, filling on
her head. She wss knocked seDseless
the c"ncussion beiog 90 great thai she
died in about fve minutes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
Samps Sees il.
lie Detects the Dangerous Domination
Of the State House Ring.n

/" the Rai"rm Vn,ers nf the Demos
cratic Party.
the perpetuation Of the Ref,rm
movement deps nds upon the manner
OF nducting ige ersning primary.
U"der The rules "f the State primary,
CAT di 'aIes are required to get a ma
'r'ty Of the votes cast, and if more
than one are running tr the same f.
flee aud none get majority In the
first primary then q second primary
settles 1t. the two higbeet 10 the frat
primary being the candidates in the
eecoud. There il theref IRE 90 d ugsr
ota C'nservative g.t'irg maj nity,
except II those C ,uuti.s cIntrnlled by
them, which are few ia number. In
other enunti.s a & ,ns-rVative and
Reformer wruld runu "y.r snd the
n frmeis would C ncentrale on th-
Refrrm canhid.'e at the secrud pri.
mary.
The R-f rm executive c,mmitiee
have rdered an Intervening pri nary
between the Ref frm Candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant G,vern"r to
take place "n the - d,y { August
which vii be in adVarc. of some of
the county meetings in some If the
couutis il IL prop 'sed to substitute
mas meetings far a primary; the can
didates for q vern.r have already
betn forestallsd in some nf the coun
ties by R-frm clubs embracing GER
tain c.nd da'es. This ~ unfair t. cay
the least of it. Ifsll The other cans
didates. Ven those running FIR the
general assembly which Is To elect y
United States Senst' r, are sll"w.d tn
submit their ci aims 10 the general
primary. why not the candidates fer
Goyernrr aud Lieutenant Governor.
The q ,nser satiVes say that they
will not run Candidate FIR Governor
or L'eu'ens"t q werner If they are
allowed to chrss one from those run.
nIog hut If not n wed tn q. 20 ths,
they may not be bound by the rc,i ~
OF the Reform primary. We are for
peace aud fair dealing. We are ,p.
posed To rings aud cliques. Then let
us give them sn ,qusl cnance with US.
All white men are all ~ ed t, psriici-
pate in The general primary WI w,lI
tase the oath presciib d hy The g-n.
eral assembly. This 10 n step f,rwsrd
Ia the interest OF peace Hnd harmony.
Then let all have a fair showing. The
Reform * 'cutive C inmi,tee c,n re
called together aud they can ,escind
their call FIR a primary, aud the State
Democratic executive committee can
make the necessary arrangements for
a hex NJ each p'h FIR State ca GERS
and fix it so .hat th's, wh, get the
msiorily in the respective counties
shall receive the v"ie If the delegates
from these counties in ,he State oon
vention. All Of the candidates are
pronounced RefMmer; no advantage
can accrne To any one of them over
the others am willing To take my
charces 10 the primary ADD / believe
that the other candidates will be will
ling also. Respectfully,
Samp'on Pope.
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Samps and the PhilIstines.
The State.

The State.
Our auondsm candid ate, Dr. Samp.
Pope, has disco vsred too late that he
is in the c,ils Of thu Serpent # the
State House His protect now will
not save him
If Ssmps rad not been so b,indly
confdiog he would have asked bim>
seli long ago What necessity there was
for II firm primary befo the 9,
called Dem cratic primary. when il
was known that the Conservatives
wou'd have no candi6stfs fs State
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
French President Killed.
a Crazy Italian Andrchist Stabs Him
In the Heart.

P"e,it,ni S,di-C C.rn"r IL b."
French IL rnh;ir w.- mur i.sed si
Lyons Snrhay 'Ilh' wy an / allan
spa'chis'. h-m-d C.-sr" Giovanni
Sanin Pre-, isn, Csr,r w. ni
Ly on. H'tsu.iiug the irierus1n
'xrnsi loo ia that ri', H.ia im,b
fpcr,v q wi " the pr"a'-p' 'n'huEi-sm
by We" r"t,ulncs sht - ginui gala
p"rln'm-tc- va. pn''nn up Tor lie
bsbs ~ the Gr@ni Theatre. TIE
pr@pidan, hat nsar~i the heatra
when ) ,pio DonnI-d IL. ..-ts of
his c"r'isgr sui plunged dayY.i
Into his h-#v'. Tho p,,si I"r' wsp
wavini Vi. arm in response 10 tie
ebthuri-p'ir Prr-iibg when ihs anar.
cbis' a'Tuck 'h- fatal hl w. Imne.
dat " 'i- p"pnl ace bsrsm- witt aud
s'arlrd Ia tear S.n'o limb - limb.
but the uolir" aurc-s led in bratinp
them # and ,ati"g 'hs pri.on.r
TO 'b. police s's'iou. Tha prssid.n,
died show I2:45 Noodsy morniup.
The 'xrit-m-Dr thrnopbout France
was iui.tsa aud N. t,r"b.hili ia II
ric,ous n, ipo"s'r-tInn. "p.ins' nIl
Italians were g"nj. All Il roppsn
papers sp-at i" huron NJ the assss.
sinalinn
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
sRibIeS.

Hh''b i"9 nte, we announce tba
Lancaster nas i Depository o. Bibles
finni ii,'- Nupricun BiUle society.
f-sih''.i'I~ from due cents up.
Fest'ui"';t~ an,l i'saim. from IHi, IN
Hrf cents az
iIibieS nom tiCcJ.lH CENTS up.
ms ~ not u DnheN making enter
prise hut Onp at iu,e "a. obedience to
oar Lord Books sold a. cost by an
uusaiiiied depnsitnry. Nh " T. Tbom-
sol at the Bank. RE Will gladly wait
on you AT any time during business
hours nf the bank
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

T. "rbc Is improving IA the cans
paign advances, He is making
Z hot law, er John Gary Evans
um It's record He shows bv the
House journal that lawyer Evans
voted With l,wycr Haskell and
"ttcrS against Cl,msen Col egs,
and that he voted against a re
duction Of ia ares, and at Ben,
ne'isv,l @ he told how Evans had
'oWcht the ReGormers Tor five
years until we whipped him IN
These ac heavy bows bat John
Gary Evans will get there al the
anne Itw s current before the
campaign opened that the 'Bo.s'
had whispered somsthlng 10 the
caders in the various countie and
that the leaders would tune the
masses TO- John Gary Evans and
that the Reform convention,' on
August the 14th. would have a
ale majority for him, with all the
reformcrs in the State Pledged 10
'npport him in the Democratic
primary. Pope, ElIerby and Tin
q II may as well go home now and
saye themselves the expense ,f a
lurther canvass of the State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

The Inany friends OF cor. TIE CT.T-
BURN announce him for County Au.
ditor, subject to the result Of the Demo-
cratic primary election. His admin
istration OF the office the past term
has been perfectly satisfactory and Las
received the commentator OF the
Comptroller General Of the state aud
grand Jury Of The County.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
Ices And had be studied the rr,h.

al hs.t
this s,,nare, Il, ,,rs,os. ,,
inc had ssis uo,i,s M. ,,
e m. ;,,e,ss,, -, ,.., S H.
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T,sx bs,aI.l ;
h .Jv a.. ,, 40 .,,; j. ,
;nC.r ihs, h,.; -, ,,s,.,,l, l. ,c,
nuhI;c s,d hs;,, ,bo ,.; :; a.,
cont.., ,,ev wand .,.
in a,v ,G-b.p1 4 o;.;. , -,
OFT g. nlu,slry q, l.. ., ,,
io a ,R farm n,;r,sr, =, ,h;a .;
msry has heeu ,,,s,y.d J., 6v ,ha
men with IN, has .t,r, ,.,,.p.
rm,r,' a. ,hei, c,u5, ,s Tho
sr. t.ur ,,...., c.,.,i,.,,.,
nor, al .R.f,mas, ~, ,p .f,
club ntscmo,v ,,.,,, .ixo ono -,
,b.n ,l,r Ji,, ,,f 3, r.o. ,.
YER his n.sret ,,, -, d a.,
tw, nihe,. m, h, ,,II h,, . dov.,
vo,es bebi n ,hs ls,do,. w., ,,o
.R farm, dsleys,;, :, +, - ,,, ~
would he pledse :, ma, VIII, had
rec lvein mare fr.ci,u more ,hs,
one fourth If ,re.R farm, vo,es ord
the three other Candidates w,,I, h.ve
10 grin and hc.r j.. Uoda, s,oh
system there can he no ,r,e ns, ,,f
the sentiment, IN. .R. c,ms,s, If,
mean, e. ssoe,t,i,i,v ,b,i, soh.r
2, copd chsi,..-,he nina, mana, ho
be,ween the earle cF,cisl w,,ko,0
only, Neither p no, T,,5,I %,
b, y, chance. A m.iri,v ia r.oui,.
ell 10 nomipate :, ,ha .Demoo,a,;o,
urinary. buf in the .R e ,o,, ,,in.,,
-th. ,esIIv vi,.I ,,,.-, ,,;-;,,.
can dictate b.,. ,I,I;,,
This il none ot o,r h,.;,a,. 90
ur.e IF the sRse,,u, J,d,,
who are ,r,z.u nm, ga, s,sod :, o
who have onIv a ,,ec,.,o,i.I ;,,o,o.,
in the matter. haze M resso, :, oor.
pIni,.
nD
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

The friends OF Mr. LEWIS NJ CLI.
BURN hereby announce him IA a call
didate Tor the office of sheriff OF I.nn-
caster County. Mr. CIyburn will abide
the re. ult Of the Democratic primary
election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
DIED In his Chair.

Special 20 the State.
Ridgew.y. June %. 3.-Mr w j Ds
va, one of "nr oldest citizens wss
found ssrly this marni"g dead in his
chsir The coroner's Jury rendered a
verdict that death resulted from nat
ural causes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

,vith his conscnt. the friends Of Ns
JUDSON VI. UOOD hereby announce
him as u candidate for the Democratic
Nomination for the office of sheriff Of
Lancaster County Mr. Hood stands
pledged to alb lde the result of the
Democratic Primary Election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
CHER Aw d. rHEsTHR. a a
SCHEDULE,

oN'I' - ~ lsi',
In effect Daily except SUNDAY nu
9" nd after February II. 1891.
NEsrROUSp.
Leave
Lancaster at 90 u M AMI 3 90 - IN
Fort lawn " 735 n IN 3 40 y ~
Bascomyi,le " I 55 ~ I" Is u IN
Ar. Chester " 900 IA M " = 10 u m
EAsTBoUND.
Lv. Chester ut IL 90 n m and - y M
Richburg 30 n III " 10 - m
Bascombville IL 10 p m aud :. 20 p M
Fort Lawn at ~ IS y IN and 4 40 u m
A = Lancaster at ] l5 T. m aud o l5 y IN
Train leaving Lancaster at : 90 "A IN. :,
connects II. Chester with T. ca a go
ing south. G. d J. going uorth and q &
d n going west.
Train leaving Lancaster mt 3 90 y IN. =.
connects at chester with e. * a go
ing north and ut Lancaster with 3 Cs. 4,
from Camden.
Train leaving Chester ut I % n m, F.,
connects at Chester with CC& a from
Charlotte, and at Lancaster with 3 c.,
for Camden
Train leaving Chester ut 7 Is u IN. ,
connects with T. q ~ Il from Colum.
bia. q & & n from Allan Ia aud & d L.
from Lenoir.
w. II. HARDIN, RECEIVER.
JIM. MOORE. SUPERINTENDENT.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

hereby announce myself aS II can
didate for the office oi sheriff at Ian
caster county subject tn the resuI. of
the Democratic primary election.
Very Respectfully.
j. MONTGOMERY tASEEY.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

The many friends OF y. M COOK
announce him for the Office OF County
auditor, subject 10 the result Gf the
primary election. MIR. COOK il thor
oughly qualified for the office and we
pledge him To abide the rules govern
ing the democratic primary.
MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

The many fri, nds of T. STEWM AN
announce him rs a candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer subject to
the result of the Democratic primary
election. Mr. Stewman has discharged
the duties OF the Office faithfully and
efficiently IN the past and, ifgiven the
opportunity. will cndeavor In the fu
turc tD do the same.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
FOR UsTI, f..

The friends OF n FLONG announce
him 81 a candidate for the office OF
Jrlal Justice Of Fiat Creek Tow nship
aud pledge him {, abide tho result Of
the Democratic Primary election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

Our 'paci Al campaign c,rr-spoodsnt
cells us that Crnp rplsr G .uera! E,-
lerhe has male rsmarG.h develop
ment as puzzle speaker during the
lssi week and is more than holding
his own in debate with ,he Aiken cans
dids,e We are glad "f this, not be
cause We favor Etlerbe for CIV rnor,
but h,c use We thiDk farmer ought
to have a CT nc, 10 FARMERS oam-
paIgn with supple lawyer, traineI To
special pleading. The State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

At the solicitation of n few friends.
hereby unnoHnce myself IA candidate
for the House of Representatives, sub
iect to the result of the democratic
primary. very I,esptytiuiiJ'
II l. HICELIN.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
FOR AUDITOR.

We are authorized to announce MIR
] WYLIE PORTER IA candidate
for the Office OF County Auditor subject
to the result of the democratic primary
election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

We announce the name OF MIR H. ID
TILLMAN as n candidate for The
office of School Commissionrr for
Lancaster County subject To the action
OF the Democratic Primary Election
MANY VOTERS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
~. WILL |. PRBSSLEY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
NOCK HILL. s. q.

0PERAriVE Work of all kinds.
" Crown W rk Plates made by new
-Ns'cin of cOntia'tDua guDi. Broi,cn
T. ate, nenied AZ operations after
ia,"st npp"00cd mrinnd> aud .guuran-
tcsd rermS III oI"rdia and Cttsh.
as6~ In Lancaster ttn week of each
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

/ hereby announce myself for the
office OF County Treasurer subject to
the rules governing the Democratic
primary election IN this county
G.. e.. Welsh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
FOR SHERIFF.

] hereby present my name To the
citizens of Lancaster County rs Can.
didatc for the office of sheriff and
pledge myself 81 abide the result of
the Democratic primary.
T.. u. IISGIE
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
FORTHE LEGISi.ATukE.

The many friends uC HON j y
ESTRIDGE announce him ns II can
didate far the House of Representatives
subject to the rules covering the demo-
cratic primary election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

We are authorized to announce tho
name Of n. N. CLYBURN for the of.
flee Of County supervisor. subject 10
the result of The Democratic primary
election
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
FOR TREASURER

| hereby announce myself rs "A can
didatc for the office ofCounty Treasur-
, er subject to the result of the Demo-
cratic primary election.
HOLLIS ii. HoRTOS.
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Announcements
EoR rHE SEN AVE.

The many friendsofM Il + NIi,.
I,ER announce him ns II candid ,tr
for the state Senate subject to I'll, re-.
i, suit of the mo'ratic primary elect
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

There are many reformers in
this county who probably have
no. thought of the unfairness
OF the preliminary reform pri-
mary and convention which
has been adopted for them
by their leaders. The card of Or
Samps Poue, one Of the reform
Candidates Tor Governor. publish.
ed in this issue. throws consider
erable light on the matter. Be,
fore the Doctor had been a week
In the State canvass for Governor
he seems to have caught on, and
IL now asking for fair play as op>
po'ed t" rings and cliques. 1t
fls been a campaign Of education
for him. He has learned that the
general democratic primary, Au-
gust 2Slh. is al sufficient, and
that the preliminary reform pri-
mary, August 18th, Is unnecessary
and smacks Of cl,queism and bo,s
ism. There is sense i'm what the
Doctor says What Is the use of
a general democratic primary on
August 2Sth if the refOrmers are
to select a nominee from the four
reform candidates for Governor
on August the I4th ? The conser-
vatlves haye no candidate in the
field. They cannot vote ir the
reform primary and will therefore
be denied voice in the selection
OF man even from among The
re!ormers. The nominee OF the
reform primary, in whose nomina-
ton the 10000 Conservatives of
the State will have no say, will
be the only candidate running in
the general democratic primary
August 2Sth. In other word, one
OF the four reformers running for
governor will be nominated, per
haps by small traction oyer one
fourth Of the reform voters in the
State. .Irue,he wou'd be pledged the
full reform vote in the democratic
primary if there should be con-
setyative opposition. but with no
conservative opposition and all
reform opposition shut Off by The
pledge taken by reformers in
their preliminary fight, a fraction
over fnuth; or about $4,000,
Of the ref"rmers, could name the
nominee OF the $4,000 white
voters of the State. whereas q
majority of the white voters, or
more than 10000, only should
have the right to dictate the can
didate. Let the four candidates.
they arr all 'eformers, who are
canvassing the St,te, be voted Tor
in the democratic primary of Au-
gust 28, then all white voters can
have an opportunity Of voting for
the nominee and will be pledged
to support the nominee. Other
wise we fail to see how canserva-
tiycs can be pledged.
Let us give a home illustration
of the matter There are four re
formers running in this county
for treasurer. Suppose, and they
have Just as much right to do it,
the reiormers ofthe county should
say we will vote on these men in
the reform primary or convention
August l4th and pledge our soils
id support in the general demo
cratic primary of August %. to
the one receiving a plurality
cf ha.ralorr, unfaa ~ tho -oro~.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

/ hereby nnu0usce myself as can.
didate for the office Of Sheriff of Ian.
caster county. subject To the action Of
the Democratic primary election.
w r. EAITuES
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

/ am candidate for the House OF
subject to the ru;es Of
the Democratic primary.
IRA B. JoNES.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

Having been solicited by some of
my friends. | hereby announce myself
candidate for School Commis -ioner.
and pke,lge myselfte abide the result
of the democratic primary e""ti u
Very ltespe"i
NJ. J. IONG.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

To the DemOcratic VOtcrs NJ Lunc0Ster
county.
We take great pleasure in nominal
ing J r. BLACKMON for the office Of
County Treasurer, subject TO the rules
governing the Democratic primary.
We know Mr. Bieoh-uou to bv we'll
qualified to ill said Office. He posses.
ses high moral and christian charact.
er. Ie wns so unfortunate AZ to lose
one of his arms bv accident in cotton
gin about II years since. lie obtsined
fair education by his own efforts and
is deserving young man. We feel
sure il elected he will make an obliging
officer aud vii! discharge his dutie,
faithfully. We ask your support iu
ton and obligc MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
Profess onal Thief IN /. mbc.
1hG Boy Who Stole q Gun From the
Home Of Mr. JJ Daniels Safe IN jail
lie Stole stu AnOthe,' Guu.
kCck Hin Herald.

In our sue "i last w, ducsduy VIC
told of the das!ardly conduct ola negro
who went TO the home OF Mr. J J Dan
iels in this township while no one was
present tbutMrsDauiel and representing
that Mr. Sam Willeford wanted 10 bor.
row Mr. Daniels gun, AMI upon being
refused walked into tie house and took
the gun. y. young negro named Ed
Williams, q nniorions thief who WAS
raised near Rchburg, turns out TO bc
the 'coundrel He was arrested Mon
day by some gentlemen who had been
pursuing him closely. He had been
at Rock Hill that morning where he
sold IA gun to Il Mr. Hanev, but it turns
out that last Friday Williams stole
that gun from SIR Y Brice, watch
man at the Three Cs bridge over the
Catawba lsiver. Williams swore that
III was hi11 IN gun, given him 10y his
father seS zen years ago. Hc denied
all knowhd$e of the robbery ut the
homo oiit. Daniels, but some gentle
men, wh3e ot on his trail and folloS.
ed him tdmn;ancaster, where he went
the day af,er the theft, aScertained
there that he had pawnei The Daniels
gun to Mt}O Blackmon of that place
for two d0Nars. 1hey aw Mr. Black
mon and recovered the gun.
On the preliminary hearing yestcs-
day Mrs Daniels was present and posi-
lively identified Williams "a the ne.
gro who entered her house last week.
Later he confessed his guilt, acknow-
Lodging that he stole both guns.
He was committed to Jail for trial,
10y Trial Justice Waters
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
FOB COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

PERRY respectfully announce his
name ~ Candidate for the office Of
Supervisor and pledge him to
abide the result OF Democratic prima-
~ election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30
cHARLEsTory, oIN oIHg-
MATT q CHICAGO r. n.

Schedule In effect Dec. II 1893.
"3 North daily % Souths,iajly
except sunday except sundays
PM PM
u 05 Nv CamGeu xr.y, ol,
OS Kershaw - q, eA3
~ Lancaster fale
. ID tatswba Junction IlO
40 Rock Hill I2ku
AM
40 Iorkvilie 1885
10 Ar Blackshurg Nv 1910
No 35 Daily Except sunday.
Nj North South y NJ
oo l'N ,anuen ATS
~ % hershaw B25
~ ~ Lancaster 80
80 Catawba Junction 40
-"' Rock Hill Lv3O
Nos 50 and 36 have connection will
IL d y Railroad at Rock Hili. .Sos NJ
aud 81 have connection with Soabnard
Airline at .Shrfby.
Nos 81 and 35 will carry pissenvers-
aud has connection ut Rock Hill with
II d ID Railroad
Samuel Hunt, Geu. Manager. ~
ATripp, Superintendent.
B bumpkin, Gen. Pa Il Frt. Apt
Children CrY fo- Pitchers Castoria,.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-30

To the Democratic Voters If Luncostcr
(OMnLu.