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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-12-18
Shooting Scrape at Kershaw


"A shooting scrape occurred Fri
day afternoon at the Gotten plat
form between Mr.. jeff Gregory
the cotton weigher, and Mr.. w.
l. Cstse, former policeman, 10
which the latter was shot through
the breast and seriously wounded.
The ball passed through tho left
lung. We are unable to state the
exact cause of the shooting, but
it is the culninatlon of a difficulty
which occurred between them
several days ago. Mr.. Gregory
fled Immediately and while hs b as
not YET been captured it is rumor-
ed that he will surrender AS soon
as the outcome Of Mr. Catos's
wound can~bs definitely dstsrmin-
ed. While tho wound is danger
eur Mr.. Catce is doing wsIr and
aad there is . possibility of his
very,-Kershaw Era.
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Items from Kershaw Era


Our friend Mr.. G.. f. Adams,
of Halle Gold Mine, mot us last
week with his accustomed rsgu
larity.
DR.. L t. Gregory, the Mine
physician, was at tho Charleston
exposition last week.
DR.. and Mrs f G. Brasington
and Children visited relatives at
Camd n last week.
Rev. E. H Beckham visited
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. r S.
Beckham, last week. He will re-
turn this week bringing his fam :
lily, and from here will go on to
his appolntmsnt in the Orange
burg District.
We are pleased to note the rs-
turn of Mr.. j. H. Estridge and
family who have been living this
year in YsrkviIle Mr.. Estridee .
is again with the CIybnrn- Heath
M lie GJ., wh,rs 4. yili - ol,,..
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At entiOn! Confederate Veteran

At entiOn! Confederate VcteranS
Having been appointed chairs
man for Lancaster county under
the plan formulated by the South
Carolina Division of U. G. Vetcr-
ans to obtain an accurate enroll,
ment of all the men of the State
who served in the armies and
navy of the Confederate States.
hereby cali mestisg of the
veterans of this county to be held
at the court house on Friday, the
9th instant, at IL o'clock, a. m. T.,
for the purpose of taking the
necessary steps to carry out in
this county the object of the State
Division.
Comrades, earnestly appeal
to you, one and all, to attend this
meeting. 1t will be impossible
to get correct enrichment IF the
Confederate soldiers, both living
and dead, without the assistance
and cooperation of the surviving
veterans themselves. The State
Divisions plan will be fully ex-
planned at the meeting on the
9th. W. u. A. Porter,
Co. Chairman.
Lancaster, s. g., Dec. 16, 1901.
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mo iilS snkrsfs1
at the home Of the lattsr's sister,
Mrs. w. ". Horton, in Ksrshaw
last Tuesday, the Rev. Jabsz Fer
ris officiating and left on the down
train fer the Charleston exposition
returning Sunday. They will
make their home at the Hails
Gold Mine whore Mr.. Trueslsl is
employed. They have the hest
wishes and congratulations of the
Era.
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T. - IS; ~ - -. TA.
Bear, tho n Iao kiaa iOg Have Always Eeeghl
S's'a'''' q G4IZzl2s1

All persons indebted to us,
elther by note or on account,
must come forward and settle
promptly, as our Mercl andise and
Guano accounts and nutcs were
al due the lst of Nav. We have
waited patiently on cur customers.
and must insist up n Them com
ing forward and setting with rs
promptly.
Heath B~nhi Q & Mercantile o.
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Lancaster G.. II. Sub Alliance
will meet Thursday, Jan. 3. 1902
at 3 o'clsck p. m.
E. Everall, Secy.
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=6-trtA& lN$yt3ks a 80 - . To-. y .
roNSese~ill commshcs Ct 1 q. M,
the first day. Sermon by Jabsz
Ferris
Organize.
Rscess
1st query. To what extent are
we responsible for lost souls2 j.
H. Boldrldge, E. b. Lingle
Saturday.
Assemble at 10 O'clock. Relig
ieuS exercises for 80 minutes.
Sd query. Missionary outlook
for tn. present in our association.
Bill U Clyburn, d. A. Williams
3d query. Saving souls one by
one as .method of turning the
lost woi Id to God. S N Watson,
M. &. Gardner.
4th query. "Do We not need to
bestlr ourselves as christians ia
temperance natters2 DR.. E. G.
BrasinStnn, W. 5. l.. Porter.
Sunday.
Missionary sermon by j. II.
Buldridge.
r. J.. Black kmon for COMMITTEES.
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SEMI " EEKLY
Local Natters,
Cotton brought z so cents o
this market Yesterday.

this market Yesterday.
For q fine box ef candy, any
size package, 90 toJ. B Mackorell.
Cadet Ed Gregory is at home
from Clemson College to spend
the Xmas holidays.
Mr.. T. B. Clyburn is up from
Colombia for few davs. ON a
visit to his mothers family.
Mr.. I'll. w. Sistare, of Lindsay
killed two hogs tho past week that
netted over 600 pounds. Mr. S.
has salted down more than 100
pounds of meat this fall.
Gg Pay one year in advance
for The Ledger and let us send
you the Home and Farm free for
one year.
Try some homer raised buck
wheat and honey at .Mackorell's.
Services at Tabernacle church
on Christmas day by the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Winn.
Prof. Massey, the blind musi-
clan, will give an entertainment
at Tabernacle church next Satur-
day night.
Misses Lidie Culp, lone Strugis
and Mr.. Furman Sturgis, of Less
lie, ). G., were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Jordan the rast
week.
Lancaster G.. H. Sub Alliance
will meet Thursday, Jan. 8. 1902
at 3 o'clsck p. m.
E. Everall, Secy.
The Nicholson hsteI, which was
partially burned, is being rerair-
ed and will soon be ready for
use. Chester Lantern.
Not out of the ring yet as re-
suit of three weeks grip, SAYS
Santa Clans, as he has not sighted
us, and says there will be some
thing nice in stock to make pur-
chases from at A. w. Chances.
Rev. j. A. Peeler, the new
pastor on the Lancaster circuit,
has moved into the parsonage at
Elg,n and entered upon his work,
The firm of Daniel & Hicks.
which has been doing large
business at Fort Lawn, has been
dissolved. Mr.. Hicks has with
drawn from tho firm. The bust.
ness will be conducted by Mr..
Daniel
30
~-After January 1st the price
of The Atlanta journal (semi-
weekly and The Ledger (semi-
weskly) will be 50. per year.
Until january Is. the price for
both papers will he S1.75 per
year. =
Tho ladies of the Tabernacle
section will give. q basket supper
at the church on Christmas eve
night, the proceeds to go to the
church. The public is cordially
invited to.attead and bring we'll
filed baskets.
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Don't forget tho Cake Bazaar
Friday afternoon and night and
also en Saturday and Saturday
night. The, Bezsar will he under
the auspices of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy and tho procseds
of sales of Cakes will go to the
monument fund. it is a worthy
cause and should be Iiberally pat
roBized
4 letter from MIR. D H. STAR
nes, whn lives about two milSs
from Msnnsvllle, in the Indian
Territory, brings MS 81 so for his
subscription to the Ledger and
the g ,od news that he is prospering 9
In his new far away home The
corn crop, he sa's, is verv short
ia that part of the country but he
has made u good CUtton e. 90. He
has gathered II bales from Is
acres and expects to get out one
more bale. Money be SAYS seems
to be plentiful aud lie people out
there are in good spirits.
The last Conference appointed
next Sunday as "Epworth Or
phanage Day" This action was
taken to offset the loss of collec-
tions on Thanksgiving day owing
to the absence of pastors from
from their charges. There are
one hundred orphan children en-
tirely dependent on voluntary
contributions for support. OF
ferlngs will I've taken at IL o'clock
and in the Sunday School at $3.50
next Sun lay. Let every mem
Der, friend and child give some
thing to this most worthy cause.
"The liberal soul shall os made
fat. " J. M. Steodman
The driving wheel in the spio-
ming room at the cotton mill broke
early Yesterday morning and
work has been suspended until
a new wheel can arrive which will
probably he tomorrow. The
whsel is about seven feet in di-
ameter and the piece which broke
cut of the rim was about Is inches
long. II knocked a window on
tirely ont the side of the building
and lodged on the roof of tho on
gine r"nrn. A similar accident
happened at the mill Just three.
wears ago.
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FOR SALE.

On desirable terms, the fellow
ing valuable farming lands in
Lancaster county, s. c.: 1900
acres on Waxhaw crsek-ths
blrth-placs and home of Andrew
jackson.
1900 acres on the Cataw ba
river, known as the Bowden place,
including q very fine water power
at the famolnn 6lata y ha Fall -
! ! ! ! ;
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~ Pay for yosr paper and b
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Not out of the ring yet as re-
suit of three weeks grip, saws
Santa Clans, as he has not sighted
us, and says there will be some.
thing nice in stock to make pur-
chases from at A. w. Chances.
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The Nicholson hsteI, which was
partially burned, is being rerair-
ed and will soon be ready for
use. Chester Lantern.
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Rev. j. A. Peeler, the new
pastor on the Lancaster circuit,
has moved into the parsonage at
Elgin and entered upon his work,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-30
NEW YORK
LEGISLATURE
CONYENES

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1. - The New
York General Assembly convened in
annual session today in accordance with
the provisions Of the revised state con.
utitutiOn, Beyond the work OF formal
organization no business was transacted.
An early adjournment was taken to
permit the members TO attend tho New
Years reception Of Governor Odell at
the executive mansion.
II ls generally conceded that the legia-
latiye session will be a short one. The
most important subjects that promise to
receive consideration win have 10 DO
with the canals and excise. There may
also be some tar legislation. According
TO present calculations adjournment
ought to be reached by the middle Of
March.
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tion Of senators and representatives
came next. After these came the army,
navy and marine corps. Next tn the
diplomatic corps these latter undoubt-
edly presented the gayest and most
brilliant appearance Of the entire con-
tnyent. Shortly after IL O'Clock the
doors were thrown open to the plain
people and then the rush began. Men
and women, cold and numb from ex-
posure, crowded through the doors with
. vigor that must have warmed them
up, 1t is estimated that fully 5000 per-
8 ms we're presented to the President
before the lines thinnOd out, The
President received them snilingly and
shook hands with most Of them. Mrs.
Roosevelt had for each visitor agracious
bow, but in accordance with her Gus
tom she reirained from the hand-shak-
Ing part Of the ceremony. For the chill.
dren, however, che had pleasant word
aud for most Of the smaller ones kiss.
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Washington, Jan, This New Years
Day passed at the capital as others pas
sed before. II was given TO society
Business and politics we're forgotten The
people wore their best clothes. Streets
were crowded Nth men and women en-
gagged in making calls which the obliga-
tione Of society demand. The ceTemoni'
es centered around the White House NO
one thought OF receiving until the Ffesi-
dents reception vas over. The ceremon-
les at the White House began at IL
O'Clock. the usual hour. The forms OF
official society, as fixed as the move
ments Of the planets, we're religionsly
observed. The same officials came 10
the same order. and looking very mueh
the same az last year. 1t was Presi-
lent Rooseyvll's first New Years reeep'
tion. but he went through the trying
ordeal gracefully. The President has
hearty way with him and old social vet
Grams commented on the fact that ms
greetings did not seem quite ~ empty
as Is usally the case At functions oi the
kind. In other respects the reception
had nothing 70 distinguish Il from its
predecessors. There Was the same erash
Of psople about the doors OF the man
sion and The came long line OF shivering
e,tizens who had to wait until the Ply'-
legged guests had been presented The
ioreisn ministers, army AMI navy officers
government officials and many othef
nave precedence over the plain people,
but the latter we're content as usnal 70
tad in line several hours and await
their turn.
The diplomatic and army aud na'y !
ALLEGATIONS furnished the spectacular
eatEres Of today's reception 40 thsy 81
,ay, do. The diplomats tale prees-
,enee over all things. They come 10
hsir court uniforms. if they have courts
I, home. aud il is apparent that aoss o.
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NO MORE
FREE
RIDES

New YoRK, Jan. 1.-The new anti
pass agreement Of the railroads went
into effect today, and much interest is
manifested in its workings. The parties
TO tho agreement, including practically
all the important systems OF the coun-
try, have bound themselves not to ex-
change passes among the railroad otii-
cials, q custom which has been In vogue
almost since the beginning Of railroads.
According to rumor the movement 10 to
extend even further, and will affect the
politicians TO whom the roads have
heretofore been In the habit Of extend
ing the favor Of free transportation 10
order 10 prevent hostile legislation. A
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- =
F<sFzzezsf@Fs

them do. Sir Julian Paunceiote' the
British amnassador, led the line today
and was the fret man 10 shake hands
with the Pfe.idsnt. He wore hisoourt
uniform, which in magnhcenee exceis
the uniform ofsny drum major IN Amer
lea. lie was followed by his iamily'
secretaries and tho legation attaches
THIS French Ambassador stands next
10 SIR Julian on the diplomatic lisi' aud
lao was the second ambassador In llne TO-
day. His unlio'm Was dazzeling ana
hi decorations hnnerosu. The am
Lassadors OF Italy aud Germany followed
with the families and members Of their
respective embassies. Next in order OF
their rank came the ambassador oil
Mexico aud tue ministers Of the Neither
lands. Colombia, So Neden aud Norway
Brazil. Guatelamala aud Chile With
their families and secretaries.
Then China Was represented. Inc
delegation from the hoSery kingdom
was almost lost ia silks. Dresses hisnt
have been made for dozen American
women from the priceless fabrics that
enyeloped Ms. Wa, the minister's wife.
The minister bad been liberal, too' 10
clothing himseli. lie had an interesting
follosing Of secretaries, tfsnsia'oFs and
attaches, all dressed within an inch oi
their lives. After the Chinese dslerA'
tion had pass.d representatives. OF Ven
ezuela, Austry-HunEsEy, swilzsTland'
spain, denmark, Russia. Argentina
Costa Rlea. and the Doninicsn kepub-
lie appeared in the order mentioned.
The supreme court Of the Unised
states followed the diplomatic corps
ard included Chief Justics Fuller Ana
he other members Of the court. Next
same the judges n ihs United sisles
sourt Of claims. tLe judges Of the dis
.rict oonrt Of appeals aud the judges Of
be dls,rlel supfsms court. A delsRA'
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on time or incur tho penalty Of the law.
This Is by virtue oi the recent order a
the stats railroad commission which ds-
cided that trains must be operated 10 ae-
cordanee with their published schedules
unless DELAYED by unavoidable accidents.
The action Of the commission is source
Of qualification 10 tho travelling pnbiie
which has long complained that many
Of tie roads ran their trsins more 70 suit
their own e0nysnienee lhan tina. Of ihi IL
patrons. Hereafter she roads must keep
buileiins posted At each station giving
information as 10 whether the trains
are on lime.
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PREVENT
TICKET
FORGERIES

NEw YoRK. Jan. l. In accordance
with the terms Of an agreement reached
last fall nearly all the prominent rail-
roads OF the United States and Canada
today adopted the use OF improved
"saiety" paper for railroad tickets. The
action Ia taken as rreclutlon against
ticket iorgeries, which during the last
year or two have become very common.
la the manufacture Of the new paper
alkaline oolors, which instantly change
under the influence Of acids, are used.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-30

England Ia spending a million dollars
day to extefmlnaie women and child
rem. The Boer women are torrors 70
John Bull. Ia twenay years they ex-
panded that little nation from oo,ooo 10
quarter Of a million. Such race cars
not be squelched without killing the
breeders. the ehilt-bearers. They are
more deadly a. mothers 70 Great bri-
tain's unholy lust Tor wealth and power
than all the Mausers, repesting Maxim
guns, dumdums, and bond Issues and
dynamite guns that can bs lnvonted.
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IlfIs'.-s-z.i.l1zlis1 l''.I,.illIIlIlrll
Miss Emily HObhOuSe

The result Of the suit brought By Miss
Emily Hobhouse against Lords Kitchen.
or and Miner for false imprisonment
and assault ia eagerly awaited by the leg
al world. II will settle the the interest
ing question Of how TARA British sub
iect can be deprived Of liberty BY mar
tial law.
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MUST RUN
ON TIME

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. I.--Beginning to-
day railroad trains in Texas must run
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A couple OF young men were out lsli-
Ing one day aud on returning we've go-
lng past farmhouse and felt hungry
They yelled 20 the fnrmers daughters.
"Girls, have you any bultermllkf'
The reply was gently waited back
70 their ears "Yes, but We keep Il for
our own calves"
The boys calculated that they had
business away aud they went ~Coun-
try Gentleman.
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TELEPHONE
RATES
INCREASED

DFrRou. Mich, Jan. I. = The Bell
Telephone Company today increased Ice
rates throughout Michigan. In some
towns the advance amounts 10 90
p,r cent. The increase has aroused much
dissAti faoliin, and IaIE Of the orgAnlzA-
tion Of opposition lines IL heard.
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MAIL SERVICE

MIsas.s0Lls. Woo. Jsn. !. 10 ass
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Marion county is setting high pace
in transactlng public business "au she
ought TO be.n The woodbarn Independ.
ent says'oi "the Marion county way;"
The property.holdera, business men
and citizens OF Marion county are 70 be
congratulated upon the fact that the
county u oat Of debt. This IA pariic-
ularly pleasing In the prospect Of an
immense immigration from nov until
tho 1905 fair. Iiomeseekera invariably
Inquire into the financial conditiou Of
county IN which they think oi locat.
ing, and they will hnd that IN Marion
there IL apocial inducement 10 settle On
account OF the county being out Of debt.
Some OF those who come from the Fast
with the object Of purchaeing property
will asauredly come on 10 Marion altar
inyestiaatlug the deplorable condition
Of Clackamas, which Is hopelosaly ia
debt.
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automobile service for the collection Of
mail was put into operation In Mime
apolis today. The service is in the ma
turo OF an experiment, and its success
will be followed with close attention by
the pcstoffice authorities.
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LOWER
FARES In
MICHIGAN

DKraolr, Mich. Jan. The fare oe
tueen this city and Chicago BY Ney VI
the Michigan Central and the wabash
vas reduced 81 today. The reduction
Il due 70 the new Michigan Law, shieh
requires 2.cent fare, and under whlel
the Michigan Central has surrendered
its old charter and accepted a. no"
oas.
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In PRETORIA

Oars TowN, Jan. Las an indication
Of the more normal conditions prevailing
In Pretoria, II Is officially announced
thatall restrictions on transactions IN
stocks and shares heretofore prohibited.
were removed today. The money order
bunineas has also been resumed.
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variety ol opinion exists 90 10 The degree
Of success With which the new rule viii
meet.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1901-02-27

The bright, enthusiastic
school children found themselvap.' S y
"Perplexing Situation indeod ID
Washington's birthday, for which On
rious event they had prepared : s'o-
exceptional program to be- NJ. 10y
ed their friends. The wealth.. sent.
frowned so severely and went e. eoo
ously that the children found sO, Lp',
only in Natures sweet restoros" o'aOe
Friday night; but when sa,u. VI
sun dawned brightly, renewal has
awakened and amid peans of nra;s.
the program was rendered on thu, e
ming, though to a small house ~,
the weather been propitious tho h.%
doubtless, would have had ito ILL
immense crowd. 1t is a mate
sincere regret that after all the ,.,
OF the teachers in charge, the inooo
venience OF the removal of parti,;oa.
and other necessary preparation -
gether with the worthy object of ~.
evening, that there should have -
so great disappointment. The snt ..u
tainment was well worth twice ~.
price of admission, and, had il ~.
been SO excellent, and had there beer
present a hundred dollar audians.
still the money would have been wel,
spent for the cause represented that -
replenishing the depleted library
And here we would suggest that tho
Public School library might be mad
the nucleus of library for the town
Prof. Scott would like to have II 90,
and we are sure that if the matter wsrs
taken in hand in earnest by friends ~
the institution and of the town tho -
suit would be highly satisfactory and
beneficial
The recitations by Miss Lizzie pnr
ser, who appeared by special reouest
and the singing and dancing of little
Sweetsie Chrisman all met with entb,
siasm. Miss Purser, who made on tbis
evening her first appearance in Brook
haven, at once established herself 90
an accomplished elocutionist and w;,,
always be warmly received by our
people.
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

On account of the removal of our
business TO Hattiesburg, Miss, we of
fer for sale at reasonable price and
liberal terms 60 acres of land, situated
about % of a mile above the corpora
ton line of the city of Brookhaven, be-
tween the Illinois Central and the
NatcheZ, Brookhaven & Meridian rail
roads, with a frontage of 1910 feet
along the main line of the Illinois
Central, and the following improve
ments:
One dwelling with rooms, out.
houses and stable.
One dwelling with 7 rooms, and
stable.
Three dwellings with rooms each
and stables.
Four Broom cabins with brick chin
neys and flues.
Two broom cabins with brick chin
neys and flues.
Four broom cabins with brick fues.
One barn with II large stalls, 4 rooms
for feed, harness, etc, and large loft to
accommodate about $4,000 pounds of
forage.
One conveniently arranged office
building with vault and double iron
fire proof doors.
One shed 52x240 feet, with extensions
of 30x40 and 2Ox1OO feet.
One shed 70x100 feet.
One shed 15x160 feet.
There are near the Illinois Central's
right of way two side tracks the iron
rails belong to the l. G. r. r. Co. over
2OOO feet in length, capable of accomo-
dating 80 or more cars.
Parties who contemplate purchasing
are invited to call at our office.
BROOKHAVEN LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING co.
February Il, 1901.
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ohm Bonds VS.. Lula Bonds. Decree

John Bonds VS.. Lula Bonds. Decree
Of Divorce.
In the matter of the estate of Mary
E. Stuart. Order for sale Of land by
executor Mack c. Stuart.
f. II. Hartman VS.. Evaline Clark ct
al. Decree in favor of complainant
for $4,000, and ordering sale of land
to pay same.
Max Priebatsch VS.. Miss. Lumber
Co. Decree for complainant for
s4sO.23.
Mrs. NJ. c. Meyer VS.. Cumberland T.
& T. Co. Decree for complainant or
dering removal of poles and wires.
In the matter of the claim of Miss
Lizzie Wilson against estate of p. G.
Milan. Decree for complainant for
s274.2O.
Elk parte Louise Harrell ct al. De,
cree for the sale of land for partition