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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19
fro BE Continued
AN OLD SALTS eLuNpER.
He Suffered by Taking Too Much for
Granted.

He suffered by Taking Too Much for
Granted.
Experience" said the man who had
been telling tales of the sea, sis a great
thing. But it gets in the way some
times. I'll never forget the last ship
wreck was in"
at must be TERRIBLE" said the boy
whom he was entertaining. Ito be
adrift in the ocean"
ut is rather trying to realize that
land is miles away, no matter whether
you measure sidewisc or straight down.
But this shipwreck wasn't on the
ocean"
"But you said you had sailed the At
lnntic."
Eyes; that's where I got my expert
ence. But ii was on Lake Superior that
/ found myself with nothing to tie TO
except on old washstand. IL was three
days before / was picked up"
Weren't you almost dead ?"
"Pretty near"
"From hunger?"
"Partly that. And / suffered some
from thirst. But the most of il was
humiliation. The first thing / asked for
was a drink of water. I had suffered
ngonies. My throat was parched and
my tongue felt Ikea herring. One of
the men In the boat looked 10 me as IL
he thought / was delirious, but when
/ repeated my request he took tin can,
leaned over the side OF the boat and
dipped me up n drink. Then I realized
for the first time that was on fresh wa
ter instead of salt and there wasn't the
least excuse for sane mans going
thirsty minute. Experience is a great
thing, my boy. Never turn up your
nose at it, But remember that IL Is as
likely as not to run you into trouble
II you haven't common sense as a COM
pass 10 steer by."-Washington Star.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19
Our Duty Now.

Let us do our duty. and pray that
we may do our duty here. now. to-day;
not In dreamy sweetness. but In active
energy: not In the green oasis of the
future, but in the dusty desert Of the
present; not In the imaginations of
otherwhere, but In the realities OF now.
IF w Farror
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19

II should say that you might find out
what IL will do for you by getting board
at some farmhouse In the valley. You
could put in your time tramping about,
and the scenery would give you an OBJ
Jet. There is only one difficulty"
'What is thnt?"
"Farmhouses where you can get any
thing 20 eat besides bacon and corn
pone are not plentiful In this part OF the
country"
Having his recent experience with the
railway eating houses before him,
Philip shuddered. I'm willing TO
rough H." he said, "but I'm not anxious
Go add dyspepsia 20 my other ailments.
Don't you suppose could find q place
where the bill of fare wouldn't be quite
80 limited?"
you'll find very few of them in
this mountain region; roughly speak
ing. there are only two classes OF white
peoplc-a small minority of well-to-do
planters and farmers, and large ma
jority Of poor folk"
That's rather discouraginR; and vet
IL seems as II ought to be able 20 find
what need. don't expect much In
the way OF accommodations; I'd be
satisfied with good plain country board.
such as we get among farmers in the
north"
II know Of but one place near here
that answers your description. It's
in n Scotch family up on the Little Chi
wassce; but ! hardly think you could
get In there"
do ycu think NOTE I'd try not TO be
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19

Probably next 10 belief In God, in IT'S
beneficial effect upon our lives, is belief
In self. Putting the two together, we
have Paul's inspiring statement: 81
can do oil things through Christ which
strengtheneth me."-United Presby-
terian.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
gNdhrcttO ai6be BON .,8foil

gEGbrcMO &ibbe bonn ,,8lain
Salter" in SartfOro in uuierem 8iirs
9ermeiiter 5tites iein SDenl fit ben
ndhiten republitaRilhen @oupernenrsz
&anbibaten fie6t, brin9t Der Snrpn
.,SurOnite" Sranf Wtorris fir bns Gmt
in 8orihlag unb meitt, Sr. Morris
beiiBe alle Gisenidaften, bic eitlen @Ous
uerneur ihmiiden fOllen uno er lei Der
bette Mtann fiir ben 8laB. g5Dlueit bdt.
ten alIo Stuei 3eitun9sleute gelprodet; /;
tpie oiel quite Ntdnner tperben nod in
Dem 9anden lansen Sabre entOedt tuer-
ben, Bis ber &nmmel eigentlid fog
se6t. gs iIt bod iammeri9abe, Das
bei einent iOfden 8orrath BON tii6tigen
M6nnertt nidt elm balbes SuBeno, an.
itatt nur Elm @buuerneur setudblt tuers
ben fam.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
9as ipal,re Sseilatfttel.

@. M1. &epine, 9iebafteur bes !, ,Gbief'
an gissilua, Sa., iast: .,Bir balten gar
ni9t Snus obue Or. Sings Stem 9is.
cpparD eegen Suiten, slus5ebrung mn
grfdltungen. @ir perIu9ten 8ieles, Bis
mir Or. Sings Stem 8iscoperD fanben,
&ein anheres Mittel fam belIen Gte[ls
in unierm Sauie einnebnien, 6a iDii
oaiielbe als Elm IitberesS Seilmitiel fennen
gs iIt uergebens nnbere Mittel 5ll per.
{uden, Ielbit ipean man prOflamirt, Il,
ieien 8r. Sings Stem 8isc09erD gleih
sic iinb nid)t 70 gut, tueil oieIes 9eilf
mittel cine Reibe pOn Seilun9en alif
iueif unb garontirt lit 81 beileH. 9ro
lbeflaiden frei bel Gteeniea 4
l6obn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

81mOesntarId)aM SttO &eemil.
Ter, oeIien Imtsterrnitl am III. bs. Mts.
ablief bat am MtDntas BON @aIbing.
ton Elm Selegramm bes sSnboIts erbal.
ten, baB er auf rnbefttmmte 3eit fir
oas glmt luieoer ernannt iei. Sieies
tpuroe notbpenOis, neil INNER nod feirt
neler 8unbesmnri6na ernannt lit.
&ittrebge reifte leBte g8ode nnd 8az
ibingtun uno glnubte 10 obne 8eiteres
Die glOmination &enneOD's fir oas glmt
in Der S1pIentaIde Deinl5utroeeue aber
oa ItteE er auf Befti9en ggiOerftdn0,
benn ST. gongreBnlitgtieb 8idter 1T Oa
uno nil gbnmberlain fir bas Gmt err
nannt baben. Die Gn9e fam iest niGbt
eber entibieben iperoen. biz 8rdiioent
Mc&inlen aus Der Gommerfriicbe Sus
raffe6rl, tuas nod etli1e 8oden ban
ern biirfte. Sr. 8eemiIIer tpirh iDlnnge
i'm 9tmt blei6en, Biz iid bic ,.Mddte''
auf einen ganbioaten seeini9t baben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
Def BAG eiaent6unl oer eiienbabn

SaR ba8 @isent6um Der @iIenbabu=
9eieIidaften 81 lliebrig eiitgeI1dbt lit,
lit rthttg, aber es lit ln9ered)t bon
lnan6en 9eitunsen. baB iie ben gtaats.
aufudlt @rigsbp bei9ut6igen, er ftebe
auf Geiten Der Observation-Disclosures
inoem er ge9en cine b6bere Giniddsuns
bes @i9eRtbums berIet6en itimnte. I'm.
fer ben GtaatsgeIesen, ipie tie ieBt be,
iteben, fonnte bic BON @ouuerneur Gee
in guridlas 9ebrn1te 8eltenerllns, Die
8abnen namlid5 mad ibrem gOnitrut-
tipnstpertbe ein5uiGdsen, itii1t geieBltd
itattfinosn. ilm Die giienbabngeleIIs
idaften our 3ahlina ibrer Gteneru i'm
8erbdltriB III Briuaten herdnaieben su
F0nnen, nlHen bic beiteben6en betreffen-
ben @elese 8ednoert luerben, tpie es I'M
Staate Snoinna seibeben ift.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

Gin Wtiner Namens 8bitelod BON
Bernillipn, lpelf1er unter unidelt6en
0eiben uno ben i9tDeriten @ntbehrnn=
gen luebrere Sabre in Slasfa susebra9t,
hat iiber eitlen ret9en @plbfunb am
a(onbiie ben 8eritanb Uerloren. 8as
srOse Slid fam su pl6blid. gebnliB:
Sale finb ieiner 3eit auf ben @Olofel.
bern gotiforniens, 9luitrntiens uno
Qfrtfas erlebt tporben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

SeridDte unterm %. 4uguit aus
&nslanO, Jrantrsi6. 9eiterreid, 8umd.
uien uno &uBfnn6 iiber ben grtrag Der
8ei5enernte iaateu mebr o6er iueniger
uHginItig. rpd1renb aus Der Gepublii
9lrgentinien IN 5iios slmerifd Offi5iea be.
ridtet nirb, baB cine reide @rnte ba.
felbIt IN 9usIidt itebe. Gollte iib leb=
tere gtnbri9t betuahrbeiten, oann biirf=
te es ettpas ;fpeifetbaft iein, Ob bic @ei'
senpreiIe nod niel h0ber fteteen luerben
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

Sen @ei5enf6nis Der gelt bean
fpru9t glrgentinien in 5io amerifa,
@r tit Elm einsepanberter Staliener glu.
mems @uasone, unb feline 8ei5enfeloer
beOefen Elm &real pon 66,270 Ncres.
or Sdblt feline Irbeiter naf) gauienoen
uno ieber BAT einert gelOiiien 9lntbeit an
Der grnte. g8enn iein 8ei5en georos
Ibeu tit, eriDroert es 5000 @iienba6n=
tUaaen, I'm OenIelben nlf ben Msar!t ~
brin9en.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
/. Gie iiuo lange genua in ber @oli

,sSge lino ldn8e 9enug III Der aSoll$
tit, nm su lpiIiea, baB fein 8eamter Dem
8ublifum gegeniiber irseno ipelde gers
pflidtungen bat". Mit bieIen 9araftes
risri5hen @orten idblteBt elm firsli1
auFgetau1ter alter 8rief Marf Sanna's
an ben oamalisen General glniunlt g8at=
fen BON Dbiu, in ipeld1en lebterer err
iu6t tuurbe. bic 8erfolgunsell segeH Den
8etroleum. gruit einSuitellen. Dem Ses
nator 5olleu bieie Gntbiillungen, beiOns
bers 10 far5 ppr Der @abt, iebr peinlid
Sein, Mtan iOllte meinen, bas 8ubli.
fun nuBte es idDn lanse, aud Dbnt
oaB es idDar5 auf iueiB seleien bat
suiiIen, baB es nihts Dpn 8eamten BON
G1lnge zines Marf Sanna au erfDar
ten BAT. Grit fDmmeH mir, bann fom
men mir nod einntal unb banit fomnl
Das gsolf nod Innse nidt"
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
@artoReltt.

Gin gutter g &artoifelpreis 1T fir man.
1e @e9euben bes NorbDeitens uDn fait
ebenio GROCER @i6ti9teit, nfs elm gutter
Bei5eupreis. Sm lesten unO nament.
lid i'm Uorlesten Sabre tuaren Die ,.@rbz
dpfe[" 10 biGig. Da6 es an pielen Srten,
ielbIt in Der Mdbe Der Gtdbte, Iid5 nibt
Der Mibe oerlobnte, fie ausSusrabeH
un6 nuf ben Marft su brlngen. Mnn
lieB iie einFa9 i'm 8oben un6 biiBte bas
nit Die glusIaat uno bic 4rbeit bes
Sriibiabrs elm. @s 1T nur Su be9reifs
lid, baB bernrtige @rfabrunoen ben
2an6pirtben Die 2uit am &artOHsl6au
oerleibeten, unb baB in Tolge oefen bas
Greal, tueldes heuer benielben gerui6-
met iit, ipeientlih fleiner als in ben bei-
ben 8oriabren lit. llnb babet bat Die
iibermdBig feuhte @itteruns nod man.
| aes ru;nirt, mas bic lleberi6wemnlun.
aen perI1ont botten. @s unterlie9t,
mad ben opr9anbenen @rnteIGabungeu.
fnum nod trgenb ipeldeni 3tueifel, bnf
bic &artofFeln biesmal CUTE &reiie britt
gen tperben. 5a6leute balten es niht
fir uum6sli9, baB Elm Gteigen big 81
SO Gents unb tpeiter ben 8uIbel itatt
| finSet, unb bas tpdre freilidj Elm Breis
BEL bem rationelIer &artoffelbalt ii@ ali
rentabel ertpeiit. Die mOmeltan bereits
aus einselnen@egenben gemelbeten b6be'
rem Breiie iiub lofaler Ratur uno al
bas @eiammtertrdsniB Der ganSen @rnt
ohRe iueientli9e 8eoeutuns.
81. g. @'atg.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
Qlls 9rdiibent Wtca am pierter

@lCS 8rdiioent Icaislep am Dierten
esuLi, 10 idreibt Der ,,glepel. Citizen"
In Canton sn 8eiud fueilte, fanb eine
8arabe ftntt. eSn Dem 3uge befanben
fi1 500 g[rbeiter unb als bieielben Die
Mc&inleb'ide @obnung erreibten,
pflansten iie ii1 in elmer &eibe Dor benz
3auie auf, ibre leeren Soientniben mad
auBen gefebrt, nm baHtit an5ubeuter,
bas Iih bic gerlprebungen Des GDrs
reiters Der BrpIperitdt mod tii9t erfillt
bdtten. @tli9e Der Madnner meinten,
e3 lei apeifelbaft. ob fie beim nd9Iteu
BeInh bes Brdiibenter iiberbaupt mod
Sofen anslSiehelt haben iDiirben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
Oaare ssanue's aoblenqrdber

baben lebten Serbit alIe bas republifa.
uiide Gidet seitimmt, I'm angebli6 bic
@hre Des 9anoes 81 retten unb Die Sort
beitebuns bes Gnnoesober9erihtes 81
li9srn. sic Ttimnten fir einen ebrlis
ben Dollar unb cine @elesealeit. ben.
fetben su nerbienen. gtnf Der 8abl
a6er tpnrben lire 25bne forttudbrenb
beI9nitten, big iie feinen Dollar per
Gag mehr peroienen fonnten, unb als
fie auF ben5treif sinsen fontmt basielbe
8sridt unb perbietet tbnen ons nlIges
meine &eft 8eriammlunsen unb &eoeu
dbSubalten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

3eiten fommen. ge6s 9lbpnneten bes
Slider" baben lebte 8obe ibre Sub
jcriptipn erneuert. gapt. @aliuaD bat
unfrer Sob. Office Slrbeit sura 8etrdse
uOn $7.75 iibermieIen ill6 mir baben
bas bette &nlb auf unlrer 9ian9 fur
s4.53 perfauft. 6urrab fir MtcaiuieD,
Den scrolls Der @ruiperitdt!
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
s,iitet Gud, por galben eeaea ssatasrb.

Siitet Gudl por Galbest gesett Ssataxrb,
bie ue6H;ber entboittn, b1 ansdiber ilder ben Stn
Sss G5erlbs aeritoren i0 oas eonsc Spem p6ua SER
rittten IDrb ruenn es burd nie ibleiieen Sberfdtn
einSrina Solc Srttel icllten rie auBer aui Srsros
ung 9t berufsnsr &erse aebrand wsroen. pa Der = Sas
BEN Sen lie anrdtsn sebHmal 10 srob III als bas @ais.
oas Sbr Sapot ersielen f5nntet. $ lFs 8atarrts
,gMr. fabrtsiri pon rs. gbensp Gc., SolsSo, q.
enibdlt fein Suedflbes rfb pirb innerlih geu9mmeH
,ilh uitt birgff auf be idsimge Shsriidd9e hes ps
ltsms Neun shr Sau,s Rntarrbs nr taiiit, Sste Ner
bab Shr bic ddt btiomul Sit piEo inHeysi asROmner
llnb in EcleoU Ohio. pow & s. Gaensp y 80. gsmaclt
Bertauit pau auea @potbtfsra. SsssS Fer- 81
SlaidBs.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

Der 13idbrige gobn 0On George
8inimermann eDn 0illsoiep 1T pps
riqe ISOLDE belpuBtlos neben ielnem
9ferbe, bas Ell gum giebbiiten benuste,
lieaeno eefun6en fuproen. Scr andbe
1Starb obne ons 8epnBtlein fuieoer err
lauat su baben. Man nimrit an, baB
er pom &feroe seitiir5t III.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
Geas0tOr @teipart Ioot, bas So!

geR6tOr gteiuart iast, bdB bog
eSynteruietp, tuet9es ibm republifnniI@e
8tdtter in ben DtuHb Iegen unb in mel.
den er angebti6 iih gum @lau6en ail
Ole &ro1peritdt befanat hnbe nno feline
@a9e, ben GiEber .sSiiue". als eire
perlrrene betrnd)te, ourdnus erlpgen
80;
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26
SitttcrhnlE, slu6lf goaen rod S

cSftttcrbnIb 5lu6lf 8ogen rn9 Der
gbat tulroe @plli, Der MfDrOer oes ipa,
niIeben Mtiniiters, gDnooa, pro5eiiirt,
Derurtbeilt unb bingerihtet, 8ns Meant
atdn i1nelIe @sritb.siuiti5. Der @Oro
ipurOe am s. Qaguis periibt nno bic
Siaribtung Des M6roers fonb pm 90.
GuauSt ntittels Der @arrotte ifatt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

GOtsp. See bat 0tontag, Den 6,
September nIs ,,2abOrs8aDt beItimmt
une foroert ieoen Burger Oes gtantes
auf, oenlelber feitlid au be9eben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

Die biesjdbrige 9elammte Steuereits
1hdBung pom Situate gib 8ofota be-
dduft ii1 auf $40. .l67,166. eine ,3u=
nobme pun s776,01O iiber bas lebte
cSdf,r
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

geBt fam fein 3fpeifel mehr bari.
Der berrI1en, baB bic 8roiperitat lei6.
ba5tie bier lit, benit tuenn einmal Der
,,Gri5Onn Slider, Der eegen alles une
iebes .,tift" es Iagt uno 8ufrieoen lit
oae 1T 8elueis eenug. 8erielbe idrei6i
III ieiner iInsiten Summer: n8ie gutter
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-08-26

$344, ,OOO.O fullen bic SSarmer
Der Ser. 5tonteu bieies sabr nlebr fir
ibre 6arlHproOufte einnebnlett als iebtes
Sabr.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24

Pursuant to the suggestion of
the recent cotton growers con-
vention held in Columbia, Presi
dent Wilborn of the State associa
ton, has issued an address to the
cotton growers of Che South call
ing a convention Of delegates from
all the cotton growing States to
assemble in Atlanta, GA, Dec
! 14th. next. He has also requested
Gov Ellerbe to have the Governors
of all the Southern States appoint
delegates to this convention from
their respective States.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24
Another, D., Murder in Sumter.

The body of Mingo Thompson,
an inoffensive colored man of
Sumter, was found in n ditch on
the outskirts of the town Sunday
morning. He was shot through
the head and otherwise beat and
cut in Il most horrible manner
about the face and head. Suspi-
cion pointed to Wallace Brown,
col, who had cursed and abused
Thompson in the afternoon. He
was committed TO juii.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24

The Georgia legislature passed
a bill Friday prohibiting match
games of foot ball where au ad.
mission is charged.
The friends of Judge Izlar of
both of the former factions are
working hard for his election to
the bench this winter.
The pardon of May and Bruce
just at this juncture may be con-
strued by some as gubernatorial
invitation for Newbold to surrend-
er. Columbia Record.
VIM Moody, popular young
business man of Augusta, commit
ted suicide in that city Thur sday
after quarreling with his young
wife. They had been married
two months.
The Masonic fraternity of Colum
bia purchased n most desirable
lot for 100000 last week, aud
during the incoming year will erect
a three story granite building
thereon. The third story will be
used by the masons and the other
floors rented out.
An unknown white man, 80 or
80 years Of age was killed by an
engine on the S G &c G. Railroad
at Columbia Thursday night.
25S,1s3 children have been
enrolled in the public schools in
this State the present year, 20, $40
more pupils than were enrolled
last year they werc, by races
and sexes, rs follows; White.
ll9,o27; colored, 139, 1876; male,
l2S, ,51Ti female, 100, 6G6.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24
Stabbed by His Son.

Near Manning, last Friday, Mr.
Adolphus Coker was chastising
one of his children when his son
Bosey Coker interfered telling his
father not to strike the child
again. The father replied he
would chastise the child whenever
it needed it and perhaps struck it
again whereupon the boy fell upon
him with a knife and came near
cutting him to death.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24
Woman and Child Perish i'm a
Fire in Topeka.

Topeka, Kas., Nov 21.-Mrs
NJ y Trigg, aged 80 years, and
her l0-year-old daughter, Ethel,
lost their lives in u fire that de
stroyed their residence in West
11th street at an early hour this
morning, Mrs Tricg had cscapl.L
but returned to save her daughter
and fell exhausted at her Bedside.
Her body was burned to crisp.
The Girl was sulrocated.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24
A Tcxas Tragedy.

Col Gerald and the Harris
brothers had shooting scrape at
Waco, Texas, Friday. w A
Harris was killed in the fight.
Editor j w Harris died of his
wounds the next day and Col
Gerald was severely wounded in
the arm and groin. His arm had
to be amputated and hc is lying in
a critical condition,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24

Thousands of head of stock were
burned in Texas the past week by
an awful prairie fire which swept
through Lubbock, Hale and Crosby
counties. 5000 head of sheep
were burned in one flock. An
area of 400 square miles was
burned over and farmers lost all
their winter forage.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24

One of the most disastrous fires
in London's history since the
great fire of 1866 occurred last
Friday. $50 warehouses we're
burned and the six story buildings
we're filed with christmas fancy
goods, dress materials, etc. The
loss is estimated at s25, 900, 600.
For four and a half hours the
flames had their own way and it
was only after more than one
hundred engines had worked an
hour that the fire was gotten under
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BeaulB ooa nee

clean blood means clean skin.
beauty without it {. care =
an ~ Cathagi' lean your bloo,. and
eeep u clean, y stirring up the Iszy
liver aud driving all impurities from
the body. Begin today To banish pim-
Piles, boils, blotches, black, eads, aud
that sickly bilious complexion by TAX
Ing Cascarets, beauty for ten cent.
All druggists, satisfaction z uraoteed
10 25. so cents,
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4 sme thfugr y Ioa.

a tlaN-a 'ttan u wri-u ylu CO.. g.ot
sE Ei o4a 'tk
iie dache tFt fs#rn vrr plss-
nai - 80 > her il IRE eau "a
ny canytifatru1 - ii .aug iyh liver
arc rt auy Hi Tic. the wtu-
q fEl liver ismust and lntes
'nr h"t ~ iy = uVQis guaran
tsed cnrs % money q iupped 80
~, sur hue p, q DoX today;
10 %, 50c - Samples and book iei
free ~ al dru ,sts
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FRESH BEEF

4 Il ALL times a. my market in the
IA Davis building My refrigerator
keeps il almost icecoli | will deliver
!, in any part of town at any hour de-
sired You can purchase beef when
you wish. leave IL i'm the refrigerator
and | will send tit your home any
time you may wish IL sent. This in-
sures your beef being kept perfectly
fresh. W. F. YOUNG.
July Goth, ts97-3m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24

Miss Lizzie Cross, near Athens,
Ga, committed suicide Friday
night by taking poison. Half an
an hour before her dead body was
found she had been entertaining
visitors. Why she took her life
is a mystery.
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\ Woman to Hang.

Cayuga, Ont, Nov 19.-Mrs
Adele Sternaman was tonight
found guilty of the murder of
her husband and was sentenced to
be hanged in the court yard of
the Jail in this town on Jan 20
1895.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24

The police of Greenville have
traced the many house breakings
and burglaries which have occurred
IN that city during the past three
months to q crowd of boys of
respectable parentage, with Jessie
James notions. The oldest of the
gang is about 21 years. They
were all under solemn oath to
murder the first who turned in
former.
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Several Negroes Killed and
Wounded at Frolic.

AT a negro frolic in Greenville
county Thursday night negro
named Beeks was shot and killed.
Another negro was f.tally wound.
ed and several Others seriously
shot. it was a free for all fight
and no one topld .oll who shot
.he negro that died.
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Merchants who have begun bu
siness since January lst, last, and
who have not made returns had
better do so at once. The Comp
trollsr General has issued Il very
positive circular to county audi
tors on the subject.
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Unknown Railroad Victim
Identified.

'Iqst wcah a9 unl,nown mon.
suppo-,. 20 have bron t,,mr
wgs killed bv q tram in thc c;l,.
of CoIuwb,a and his b,lv i,torrod
in The aottcr's field after the coron-
cr had ,,9p'otod his invc.t;,,oii,,
lttpru- out fo have Lrno Mr. .i,hr
w. Wallace. OF Fairfield county
lie ta,... . viii. onl H,.a c,irlr,,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-11-24

l. w Fisher and Felix Wolf,
plead guilty at Austin, Texas,
Friday to robbing a train and
were sentenced to 80 and 45 years
respectively in the Texas peniten-
tiary.
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lnekIen,s Arnlca salYe.

The oelt save H. the world for Cuts
Bfures. sores, Ulcrrs, ~alt Rh.u,,t
Fever -oSs. Feiter. t'happed Hands
'ine'8iu o'us, aud All skin erup.
tp''- sud positively cures plies, or no
lay required II ~ gusranteed TO give
petie't -'ikisfactIon or money refu nded
kf'ce y cedts per box For sale hy
p'swfurd srns
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$500. damage was done by fire
breaking ont IN the picking room
of the Fort Mill Cotton factory
early Thursday morning.
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a Farmer Killed.
Special to The State.

Laurens, Nov 19.-Mr Austin
Check, an elderly farmer and
good citizen living near Enorec,
was killed this morning. He
was driving spirited horses at
tached to wagon with cotton,
when they became unmanagcublc
and ran away, throwing him from
the wagon.
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W train on the X G. + 5 & Nj
!. II, yreeked near Williford,
ARR, Friday morning. One pas
scnger killed and 30 seriously
wounded Two coaches were
burned.