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Totter. sa,s-Rheura ana Eczema

IGttcf, sat1s4NlelEA feElU AsCAGFHa.
 The intense itching and smartlng ipol deut to these diseases is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain Eye an Skin Ointment. IIany very bad case. have been permanently cured by it. :, is equally efficient for itching piles ant a fipyorite remedy for sore nipples chapped hands, chilblains. frost bite. and chronic sore eyes. 9 cts. per box
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lugene NOwlam.I.

The Merrill Institute Hall will probably he filled with the music loving people of Pine Bluff Thursday night to hear Eugent N'Mland play
 He will le assisted hy Miss Lucilr Rowland. acrompanist. aud local talent. The program will br rui'= lished later. This will bc THE musical event of this season. and Il iarge aaAiencc is expected. seats nn sale at Hart's tomorrow iaorning ai 2 o'clock. Admission. Fl cents. Glt
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the contests were Messrs. C. Meyer, w. T. Young, Dr. ]. M Withers. and Keys. c. Gordon Smcade and r. Becker. Their decisions were as fol- lows:
 Young Ladies hss-Miss Clara Bloom.
 Boys tlass-Master T. E. Atkin- son.
 Young Mems Glass-Mr. John Alexander.
 The announGemeD 0f the decision of the judges in each class was re- cciyed with applause, after which Mayor Bell delivered the prizes to the successful and happy winners.
 It was near II o'clock when the program was concluded. but fine en- tire audience sat with raptalteuion throughout the rendition of the same, and the 'rcasion will bong be remembered by all fortunate enough to be present.
 The GRAPHIC congratulates the winners. and also the Ladies Beuey 0lent Association upon he financial as well as social and intellectual success of the entertainment.
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The examinations at atAnnunciation Academy begin tomorrow (Tues- day). The ch;ldren's work will also be put on exhibition tomorrow and continued for tine remainder of the week. The public is cordially in vitcd to attend the exhibition and examinations The commencement exercises will take place at the opera house on Thursday night, Jnne 10. Admission, p cents.
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AJ Mitchell keeps constantly on hand largeassortmcnt of the finest and best candies to be found on Inc market. dtf
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ALL HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD, from the small pimple to the dreadful scroiula sore, are cured I.v Hood x Sarsaparilla. which thoroughly purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood.
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Hodge. rue pitcher for the henle tenn. w on rhs hasa ball bar ofiereti by Mir Ed Rosenberg to the member ot the !i.,lne team N h,1 ma'ie he first hume rinl
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President Thus x. James, of the Bank of Pine Blnff. will accompany Mir. Monroe Perlue To Little Rock to attend the marriage the latter gentleman.
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Mrs Milton Miller and child. after a delightful visit to relatives at Mem phis, have returned home
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The Chief of Police has given his snbordi.latrs instruction tu vigor- ously enforce the hitching ordinance. and owners of all teams left stand- ing nnhitched on the streets will be arrested and fined.
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nr. Cady,s CondiLion Pondnra. .ll

just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier aLs yermifuge. They are not food bu
 medicine and the best in use to put $ horse in prime condition. Price 2n rents per package.
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MT. s. Klien, a populareigardrum- mer of Paducah, Ky, is calling on his Pine Blnff trade today.
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For e.al n4ieshiup drink tr, Baldrzer's new concnrii ,a, known as ''Iine Apple i1tippe. The hes til.y ont. Gldtf
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Miss Josie Brennon win today open an ice cream parlor in the stand formerly occupied by Magistrate Vernon, on Main street.
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Miss Mary Hogg. of Althrimer is in the city, the guest of Miss Mary Gilespie
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This afternoon M1rgarct Walls Fas declared te te guilty If ntalie- i9nS mischief by T jury i'll tllr Justice enrt I " D Nanee, and thr Mag istratc lined her SI0 nnd sentenced ar tn hiriy daNs' imprisonment. iaega'ei k tln ~einan who placed wire aretss the bicycle path.
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Screen doors and screen wins t,0Ws, iiiis.S ar plain. All tastes suited by the Bluff city Lumber ftn
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The Cotton Belt Railway will in q few days put on several gravel trains with large gangs of workmen and the roadbcd between this city and Texarkana will Dc balIasted.
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! Mrs. Ware, wife of Rev. E. o. Ware of Alexandra, La, is here visiting NIT. ". ". WnIe.
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5 Ms. WI nillard is visitlng her
 daughter in Joncsborro, Ark.
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Mir. Dave Walsh, q son of the late Judge Reid Fletcher. k dangerously ill with typhoid fever.
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MT. A. (. Vowel. of this city, has been granted patent on an attueh- ment to cracker box top. The mechanism is very ingenious and q valuable adjunct to the patented top now in use.
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TAc Smi:h-ehanhers Inp ial4 ac- UT at freiiy Episcopal church fo tight nt S.t;0 o'rleck
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State Convention Baptist Young Peoples Union. Little Rock. June lS to 20 For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Rontc will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one and oue-third fare t$l7o1 on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale June l5 to 19, return limit June 2
 ]. W. FARLEY, Agent
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Mcsdames Bettie Crutchards apd Angie Embry. of Mississippi. are in the city, visiting their brother, Mr. W z. Tankersley.
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MT III Embree. one of the leading planters living near Altheimer, is here today.
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LOST Returning from Merrill Institute, n small box containing one fan. pink mufller, pair of kid gloves, green pocket book containing money. also theets of music. I.ib- eral reward if returned to Bessie Altheinier. dit
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nature of repetitions, Suffice if to say, therefore, that the program in it's entirety was superb and showed rare and exceptional talent-talent that would be Il credit to any city. and oi which Pine Bluff shonld he especially proud.
 However. the contestants for the prizes deserve especial praise and credit for the admirable manner in which they acquitted themselves on this occasion. The contes;ants in the young la,lias' class cvinccd rare elocldiol arv talents. while he young menin both hcbols and young m aus clnsses. LII of whom nre mnmhers
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HOODS PILLS cure nausea. sick headache. indigestion. billouSness. Ail druggists. 25c,
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Miss Hunter is at Sulphur Springs. the guest of her sister, Mrs. J S. Me- Donhcll.
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Alr ". L. Dewoody now has one of the pretticst homes in the city, since the Improvements on the same.
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GA A-SToRrA. ''s:;s'' ':i'i ]: 'z1AzzZ9 -:.;;... :s;iS

Mrs. Ralph Robinson ard children left today for Desoto. Mo, where they will visit relatives for n few weeks.
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Miss rora Ware, sister of Mir. W. W. Ware, is in the city the guest of her brother.
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Yesterday afternoon the petit jury of the Jefferson Gircui! Conrt was ex- eused until Thursday.
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IIow,s Thls?

We offer siG0 reward for any case e catarfh that can not be ecur by HalI's Catarrh cure.
 F.J. CHENEY < co. 3Props.. Toledo, O.
 We tho undersigned. have kuown r, J. Cheney for the sr years, aud D leye him perfectly onCrdh'e III .'i hnsiness lransac- lions and na able carry out any ub- ligations mfae by tncir finn.
 h EST { TRUAX, Whol, sils, Dr.iggistS. Toledo Ohio.
 WALDING. ktxHAN s MARviN, Wholesale Druggists feiedD. Ohio.
 Halls taiarri Cue is faktn iatern4lly acting directly ilpon the blao1 ard mucou surfaces ai iht sy ten. Price 1.sc per bottle Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. sa5 Halls family riiis gre the best
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Egg sherbert-try it-nt the If Randy Kitchen.
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A crowd of young people will leave for Dudley Lake about the 10th instant, tp spen q week fishing
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2 Mr John Tucker and daughter came down from Mr. Fuckers plan- tation this morning.
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Mir George Gamnil is having ex- fensive Improvements mnde at his home.
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BORN.

LANesroN-To Mr. and Mrs. " E. Langston, last Friday night. q daughter.
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CASToRTA. hi's:Is'' s;ii 5 i''II>N1Az1Na @;sS5., ;siiS

Mrs. Dexter Gellespic will leave to- morrow for Hampton, Calhoun Co.,, on a visit to relatives and friends.
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DE. J. B. BROOKS,

iate physician in charge of the keeley Institute at Hot Springs, Ark, and tbe Fri Elixirn Remedy Co. Memphis, has opened at Hot brings q private institute for the treatment of the
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erred. so that l have not had a boil ar pimple on any part of my body for the last twelve years. 1 can cordially recommend Ayers Sarsa- narilla as theyery best blood-purilier in existence. "-G G. T. REINIIART, Mversyille, Texas.
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Lafayette Lodge, K of r held an interesting meeting last night
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Mai. ". II Davis, of Altheimer, il ], visitor to the city today.

Mr. and Mrs lseane of crawfords- vile are visi'ina fri,nas n tliis city
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ECONOMY in taking Hoods Sar- Am saparilla, because /" 100 doses one dollar" is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier.
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like the above, the GRArnf can hardly be expected to make special mention et each number and draw in- yi'iions distinctions. which.
 after all could but be in lie
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Boys, play ball, and regiis yonr lost reputation.
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YOUNG CRATO9S
0NTEST FOR aWEET CHARITY s
 BENEFIT.
Messrs John Alexander and Tom Atkinson and Mss Clara Bloom ths pr:2e
 Winners
The orato1'cal contest a-dmusical

The ortiturical contest nad musicai q a the Mpriil Institute last fS% t'lnndael night nader The M auspices nf thrl l.lllic'4 R,nrv- sE oient Assnriattou NaN at- R tended hY a aree audi nee
 and hlghly enie,ei hY all present.
 The program was df 2 most fntel. lectua and Inter- sting aeterahd was as follows:
 La Rcviel bu l.inl'.......... ...................
 ................. ........A l. Atkinson danla bul n.c that. sotp............,..
 ,@...s.... COG. fweFtA tdtIe Girls I"stltmenlal Ss1e .leeis Dresfa -.aoNrEsrANqs. 4nt'AG rsApit. eGAs- The AIn>qatralc., .......s.....,......=.....
 ..."............ Ni.ss Brn t,tn Nttsrha Over the ilills ta th ear il use
 ..,.......s.........,.....M lht3i Btuii Layca........,...... Hi~@ RubA A'exanh Y"cal *olo@.s Ms E s.i,. AiaAtH4 Negro Tuner il..... Niss G.nndia Wei adv Maud'S 0niA.....,..........,ss.=..
 ..................... Hiss .luf >eA mput Vocal solo..s........ trttlg dehliaerl Violin snlo...a... Wllir Jeaa Ntl,insou Vocal solo--rnr Shadows of tbc
 Pines...............s....4.. Miss IIarrrt
 CONTESTANTS. BOYS GLASS. Emmett's DrirnSe.... Tom Atkinson Deathbed of Benedict Arlnlil......,. .,.,..........,,...,.,.,..... kaWt Il
 YutNG MEAS c.Ass. Glorious Gonsttntion..T TracN Mills Mississippi Contested Eicytion.,.... ................ ........kimbruugh eoney Ny Country, My Mother and My God..............s. .....lolnl Alexander Sparticus .........a. Milton Blum Decision of iudgcs............................. Sheriff Therue ue.................Etta Simon or eaIIrSp in II lengthy pru.rnft
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tANoiis the best medicine for cbI- fireu. Do turs recommend if in piace of tiastor oil
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I7I 'FFIE VI ''' Gall aud see our saluilias and get our ptlces btfore placing Nnnr nrflera.
 ApAAis-WILspN f'r'e to.
 dtf 2l6 " Bnriaqte St
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I lie Lebanon shakers z ave invent ed ereat many yaluabir things
 They wore he first to make br0nlns hy machinery: tte first tos put np see k ia latle packages; he first to lHaEHfaef4fre ellt nails.
 Now they are out with m.fh0d "f curing dvspepsif by resting the stomach Their reae v is kapw,i a4 he Shaker Digestive Corr ial IT supplies food in m artifieHliv dfgets- rd fnrm and at the sum" lime aids Ire tligtsii' tR othar faod- in he slo nitc In othtr words hv the nse of the Shakpf Digestive Cordial, d*sp niir VieiIiallv gets along "tth IT the nse ef his stomach nntiI restore C. i,s natural strength VI ot-ii nes give marked relief. 2 ict q bottir from yauf druggist and try it.
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CantrelI Springs Water.

On June the lst will begin 10 d,'- liver Cantreil Springs water through out the ely. Parties desiring te Us,
 this water sl'ould notify ne ai once or lea9e orders at the GRApnIc office. The price will be 10 cents gallon, delivered F. l.. HARDY, dti
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Everyone can afford picket fences now that the Bluff City Lumber Company sells pickets so cheap. 5 34 d&wtf
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From Fridays Daily
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of the Pine Bluff Orator- ical Association, showed themselves young ora tors of brilliant attainnente and promise.
 Fhe iuflgpS to decide
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Mr Randall SiiveTinan, of Cripple Creek, etl aeeompaa;ed bY Mr. j.. il. Parker ca-hief of the First NatieHal Ba9K ei tsiiH efts. are Pine Blafi visitors tolay, eiioute to Asiie9 county waera tley are if,fsr- ested in faa oal uuiIiling Mr Sii- vefaian says the railroad t0 Ham hufa h sure thing as the people '9f Ashley comfy bass gefs gsner- eusl} 5iai ate5i of tiletr idis aS,eS If land ta hr railroad eeHp fssr the nnfBes. el lriiitiing tiir road
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CASToRxA.

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06
Death of Capt. PCarcc.

Capt J T. Poorcc, a prominent
citizen and cN-Alayor OF the town
Of kcrshaw, died at his home at
Nerahaw, ON Saturday last, after
an illness of ten days OF pneumo-
MIA. He is about - years of ace
and leaves two daughters and a
son surviving him, his wife having
dled about , years ago. Capt.
Hearce was big hearted, public
spIritcdman and had many friends.
He will he greatly missed. He
was member of Kcrshaw Lodge
A. +. NJ, and was buried with
masonic honors Sunuav afternoon.
Fully 700 people, we are told. at.
tended the funeral services.
His oldest daughter, Miss Rosa
Pcarcc, was SO overcome bv the
shock of her fathers death that
she has required almost the con
slant attention of a physician since
Saturday: Much sympathy is eX-
pressed by the friends of CAPTAIN
Pearcc at this place for his sorcIv
bCrCaVCd family.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06

Everyone desiring to keep
informed on Yukon, the Klondyke
and Alaskan gold fields. Send
10c. for large Compendium of
vast Information and big color
map to Hamilton Pub Co., In
dianapolis, Ind. Nj.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06
Marriages.

At the home of Mr. w p Me.
CulIough, in Chester county. at
4 p M, on Tuesday, Sept 2Sth,
1897, Rev r a Young united in
the holy bonds of wedlock Can't
r GLADDEN. of Chester county and
Miss Ella Jones, daughter OF
Mrs { B Jones of this county.
That night an excellent wedding
supper was served to the invited
guests. The relatives and several
friends of the bride from this
county attended.
Married, ut White Bluff. bv
Rev } n Estridge, MP, Wednes-
day night last, Mr. James Small
and Miss Martha Self, both of
Kershaw county.
Married, at the Lancaster
Cotton Mills, on Sunday last,
by Rev w { Ewart, Mr. Otis
WilHcrson and Miss Emma
Lowry.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06
Wanted

Wanted!
All parties indebted to me to
come forward and settle at their
earliest convenience. You NAV
have forgotten the amount you
owe me but / haven't, Come
and settle. Respectfully,
j. +. Rutledgo, ID. ID. S.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06
Court Proceedings.


The court of general sessions
for Lancaster county convened
Monday. His Honor, Judge
Benct is the presiding judge. So
licitor Henry md Stenographer
McCaw are ut their posts. The
grand jurors all answered to their
names except Mr. J W Hall, who
was excused on account Of sick
ness. Mcssrs. l. + Stratton, w S
Marshal and j w Delaney of the
/ petit jury were excused.
The Solicitor handed out sever
al bills to the grand jury. His
Honor charged them as to their
duties, etc, in each of said cases
and the jury retired.
True bills have been found in
the following cases David Jack
son. assault with intent to Kill;
Edmund Robertson alias Ed Nc
llwain, larceny of live stock FL
vim Kelley, house breaking Ma
'o'' ''N""'h' murder; James bar
ton, assault and battery with in
.,"' !" N''' '"'n h'aHehoy ana
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T'',' n., = III i'''u''''S""' laws
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'',' ''''' VI '''' ''''N' VII" WAS con
'''''' = ''''N.' . ">" u "'' ~
'''' i'9I ''I'''' WAS 'he irNt case
tried. Ih" Jury returned Il YER
dict Of guilty.
The Stotp ~ David I,oI--on nc
.,rIt ,.i,h i,,o,.,.Lm ,,..I:
..,.-.
S"','9' "'"''"ce' I years III the
nchllehtiarY.
The sentence of Ben Gather,
who was convicted of o.s,uIt and
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06

'''' '''A' Atd' N'ttSt
On Monday last, VIM Huckel-
by, col, was sent by Mr. W l.
Bird TO Poag & Harpcr's ginnery
with 4 bale of seed cotton TO have
ginned and then TO leave it at
Judge Jones for rent. The ne.
gro had it ginned and packed all
right, but instead of delivering il
at Judge Jones sold it to Mr. T NJ
Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Bird on learning
that the cotton had not been de-
livered to Judge Jones swore out
warrant for the negro and de-
manded has cotton. Mr. Fitzpat-
rick on hearing the facts deliver
ed the cotton to Mr. b., and made
demand on the negro for the mon
ey he had paid him. He recover
cd all but about IS. The negro
was committed to Jail and will be
tried at this term of the court.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06
For Sale !!

l pair matched mules, we'll
broke; heavy two horse wagon;
| horse; ] plug mule; shop and
farming utensils, will be sold
either privately or publicly. See
me at once. w. Il. SAPp.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06
No Cure-No I,an

That Is the wav all druggists sci
GROVER'S TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC for Chills and Malaria. It IL
simply Iron Quinihe In q atasteless form
Cb....ou love 1t. Adults prefer II to
bitter nsuseatingtonics. Price, sos
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06

DR. w III Wakefield, of
Charlotte, N c., will be in Lam
caster at the Cunningham Hotel,
on Thursday Oct 21st this one
day only. His practice is limited
to the Eye, Far, Nose and Troat.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06

- -a.z---.-.s o. -.
MIR S + Massey of Fort Mill
is in the city.
Mrs w b Dunlap, of Rock
Hill, was the guest OF Mrs w j
Cunningham the past week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs j +
Addison, of CraIgville, Sept %,
1897 son,
-Rev j l. Oats will preach at
Gills Creek \ r p church next
Sunday at II II m.
-Rev II + Hough preached II
very fino sermon at the \ h 2
church Sunday night.
Wanted, Position as Teach.
er. Address. p. D., Box 2I3,
Lancaster, 5 c.
Miss Minnie Craig of Cataw-
ba, is the guest of Mrs j w Craig
of this county.
Mrs r l. Simpson ofDanyillc,
Va, is visiting her parents, Col
and Mrs J y Crockett, ut this
place.
L r. Suatlou. Esq, one of
the proprietors OF thc BIackmon
gold mine, made us pleasant
call Monday.
Mr. and Mrs r W McMurrav
will leave tomorrow for Richburg
to pay II visit To the latter's
parents.
Mr. and Mrs Wm Garrison
and Miss Mamie Lee, of Pineville,
\ G., are visiting Mr. and Mrs
II G. MclIwain at this place.
Highest market price paid
for Country produce ut j b Wal
ters & Bro, Manus' stand
The campmeeting at Zoar will
begin on Oct 18th and will con
tinue until Monday following.
DR. T w Doster of Waxhaw.
\ c., was in the city Monday.
The Doctor was looking so well
that we hardly knew our old
fir end.
There will be service in the
Episcopal church today, Wednes-
day, at noon, conducted by the
pastor, the Rev j w Cantcy
johnson.
The county Alliance will
meet Friday Oct sth at II O'Clock
m. Delegates will please be on
hand promptly at that hour.
j. r. Knight, Pres.
Two negroes got into diff
Guilty in rear of the post Office
Saturday afternoon and one of
them was severely wounded in the
head with brick.
e ID b Ia k enc y, ESD,
j Harry Foster, Esq, of Ker-
shaw, and Whiteford BIakcnev,
Esq, of Chesterfield, are in at
tendance on court this week.
Rev Mart L Steele of Lowell,
\. G., and Capt j S Mccain of
WaIkersville, n G, are attending
court. Mr.. Stee!e's old friends
of Lancaster county are glad to
meet him.
List of letters advertised
for the week ending Oct 5th
1898: Mrs nj attie Gardner,
L w Steele, + ID Steward.
Tom Wright, A II Wilson.
Jos. +. Gregory, =. Nj.
Miss jamie Hicklin, daughter
of Mr. A w Hicklin, and Miss
Nettie Green, daughter of Mrs
ii G Green, will leave today for
Concord, N c., to resume their
studies at Sunderland Hall Semi.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-06
Death of Miss Eta Steele.

Rock Hill, S g., Oct Miss
Eta Steele died at her fathers
home, on Main street. last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-02
some ARKANSAS c,v,llzA1,on


3scs War In which Wha1ss snd Ne~rp..
Are Killed s.a We1nded.
Atkins. Ark, June "a terrible race
war Is In progress in Lee township. Pope
county. hve miles south Of Atkins. In
which two or three men have already
been killed or fatally wounded, ana the
community = in q state Of great excite
ment with more serious outbreak Lin.
bic to occur At any moment. The killed
or fatally injured 20 tar Is can at pre-.
ent be ascertained are: VIII Gaylord.
colored. whipped to death by q mob of
whites: Jesse Nickels, terribly cut with
knives by negroes, will probably die:
white man. name unknown. fatally shot
py gang OF negroes: Reason Edge.
white. shot by deputy constable, extent
OF injuries not known: Constable c. E.
Edgge. badly cut
The trouble began Sunday night when
gang Of three or four negroes attacked
TWO white men. Jesse Nickels and J. E.
Hodges. with knives and pistols. A ter.
ribie fight took place. in which Nickels
was cut BY the negroes. The white men
cefended themselves with fence rails.
Inc negroes then began firing. and when
one OF the white men had been shot the
negroes ned. Warrants had been issued
Tor the negroes on Monday, but they de-
ciared that they would not be arrested.
In attempting to arrest them Reason
Edge took the part Of the negroes and
constable Edgge was cut. Then George
Edge shot Reason In the arm.
Monday night one Of the negroes. win.
lam Gaylord. who had taken part in the
riots. was taken from his home by a
mob supposed to be composed Of white
men. and after being stripped was tied
to a post and beaten into insensibiiitiy.
He was still alive but unconscious when
found and has since died.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-02

Richmond. Ind, June AT the quad
riennial conference Of the Radical Unit
ed Brethren church at Dublin q tele-
gram, was received from Rock Island,
Ills, bearing the greetings Of the United
Presbyterian general assembly in ses-
sion at that place. The committee on
revision OF discipline recommended that
the oincial board be given more power.
The word obey" In the marriage cere-
mony was discussed. but II was NOT
stricken out. although . large number
CT women had requested that this be
done.