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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

WANIED--A position of nnr kind yOlth
u not afraid Of work. had Office eNpe-
llehce; write good hand, qu * at hg-
ures. -. j.. 1Oll ChennNnrl slree.. 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

APPLETONS Scientific library complefc
In 90 volumes; all new. cheap Fechner,
go Sabine street 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

BED ROOM SUITE OFFFR--Our B.nieco
suites 81, $50, $3.50, 50, S1i 10 500
forty oak suites $3.50, 5000, Sii, $40
Sl3. S14 70 $50; oak center tables, I5c 10
S1.50; oak dining tables 325 81 TO So,
sldehoards so to SIS; folding beds Sii 70
Sld.50, mantle or with glasses In; hail
trees SO, S4 $3.50 TO SIS. Wright K
coombs, 1850 Milan. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

POSITION WANTED Strong hoy II years
old wants position In hardware Store or
promotion can be earned. f. L.. this
office 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

WHO WANTS a strictly first-class gentle
and beautiful family Jersey COW and
Young calf for $500 For sale up TO Mon
day noon only; phones 81. II. l., Hohl
Charcoal Warehouse. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

FOR SILE-i00 Jersey cows & A. VIZ nsadlsf
foi desirable Texas lands. rig esorsIeIpl,
lars, address 5. w bosy' p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

fnuNE 1925 Tor pure cream and milk; dc.
livered ut all hours. b. C. Moore. near
Sabine bridge.
FOR SALE-Gnarantccd remedy for caked
udder or gerget In Sbe COW. SCOTS Ara.
pian Paste never fails. Ben Wilbusn,
druggist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

BARGAIN in Beleians so buys the
following: Two Belgian bucks and three
Belgian does at 2203 San Jacinto ST. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

FZCHANGE-Two Registered Jersey Jersey, sccsl
one heller calf, one HolstSlhi, , WA 20
and calf, three heifers, an dSress ~
cows cash or coed lands' y
this Office. ~ rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and fne
brica hrac toys, China water lilies, etc
aalso umbrella coverings Yam 10y & Co,
l0l6A Preston. *
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

d Sro carEl's outfit for sale. q
.--! sloecIles. Call at 22l9 sSi,.a also s!o,t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

BRIGHT green new hay; small bales; ask
Tor prices. Holloway q Hefner, El Cam.
Do, Texas. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

WANTED-Postion as salesman In IIous.
tom six years experience I'm general nrr-
gltedge references. Address T. NJ. c..
2S1J Austin street. Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

COOK STOVES Ranges $40. sill sis.
cook stoves So, 81, so. So 81 10 S1h
Wright & Coombs, 414 AIS Milan. 30
FOR sALE-Entlre stock OF farm wagons
and buggies at Manufacturers cost. Al
dress Louis Korn. Houston, Texas. 30
l2-B0ILER. 10 H. T.. engine; carload or
electric aud belt fans. from S5 IN. nlso
one 15-horse power 5OO-volt electric motor
tsee Copping1 at Houston Electric SUNNY
company. 40
TOP buggy, is good order, cheap; e06 Fan.
min street a
ONE Singer sewing machine SS: one drop
TeAd White SIS; one drop head Sl2; one
Wheeler a Wilson Sl4. Machines 81 good
order with attachments. Hommersand,
bll Travis. 81
10 MADRAS SHIRTsj cool. handsome Dar.
terms; manufactured by the noted shirt
pn1kers. SWeet-Orr CO.; the Toe and 81
Andi our price Monday 83c. Franklln's,
1910 Texas avenue 30
JUST RECEIYED--Large Shipment fans;
see them at our sales room. 1918 Prairie
avenue Hurlburt-Still Electric Co 30
CALL AT 1913 Congress avenue for cook
stoves. at 81, $3.50, SO up to $40. 80
s p. SHENBERGER has one platform
scale OF 50. l4l3 Congress 80
LIDS I5c 70 "a, az 5. p shen6eTges's, I4is
Congress avenue. 50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

FOR SALE OF TRADE-A hrs S ee,onnirs
plnnt In the best OF shape W. rn,sfa.ssit.
lively new. Address w, eafs
Allnlr TeNns. -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

ARTISTIC floral work; choice flowers
Whitaker, Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

HEADQUARTERS for Fruit packages; just
Berry Boxes: Tomato Crates and Baskets
Grapes and Split Baskets. We carry the
largest stock In the State, Mexican June
Corn aud stock Peas, Sorghum Seed aud
hanir Corn, Holloway Seed and Grain
Co., Dallas, Texas. T-iI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

10 EXCHANGE-W have el'gr' ChIssg
modern three-fat builolnsh spge eqsly
South Side, that wouie a. Texss. HsTf
Il Ford Investment Co., ~ \ si sod 81.
Ing, Beaumont, Texas, or Y; y.
hotel, city. until Friday, zsl~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

FOR SALE CHEAP-One good milk cow,
one combination mare splendid traveller.
4l2 Chlftres street. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

FOR SALE--A complete battery OF three
new boilers, each 80 inches In diameter,
IS feet long, 81 4lnch hues, flush front,
all complete with heater and connec-
tons. These boilers were made by Atlas
Engine works; have never been used. and
guaranteed In perfect condition. For
particulars apply to or. address Luling
Compress Co, LulIng, Texas 7-29
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

HONEY FOR SALE-Guajllla Honey has
made Uvalde famous for prices on both
comb and extracted, write w. d. Runt-
ing, Uvald2, Texas 7.23
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

WANTED Work to take charge OF a dairy
Tor q salary or part OF proceeds by a
feilhble white couple; no children. -JO9
this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

~
o cnstS S.A,LlEG0Saw mill on the TYLER So1tI1.
NJ W iTTlIIoad nine miles from LufLin
S; 7,,- : 1oMnsend. Austin, Texas.
~ ~ fixtures and trade Of GOOD saTooT
80 49, sele. ADDRESS 2S45, this Office.
rT Inv n,AsLE-Cheap for cash a good nav
foss nhSly, iced and sale stgbie. rebpso.,,
H. seiIlns want To change busSnoSs,
Fo,,,i uFtdeI information address w G
--oMIer. Calvert Texas u
a LAWYER, middle aged nr7c5I-;,,-,- =:
ticr al Eastern State, desires Texns 1o,.n'
terast Wpuia purchase part or entire I".
49, IN lhW office, etc Attornpv o,ra
;-- --SSA 5oS l6. Granger Texas ''' J,
fOh SALE-First.clasS s6Iog-o Mn. -7----,-7--
nnipeA ana hand machine. shiu,,ii uyuuae
IA ,sompletc; hrst.class outfr. G sizers
$1,000 shingles per day; plentv ~ a tpaeits
tiin9er 10 be had: dne openin, 90 pless
port La. "eh co. Logans.
RFTTRTI5s;-- az
st6 diiEIN NJ from business. viii soil ~,
terms groceries and liquors on EASY
In tbe ~" IN reasonable price; best stand
pronntlv w cheap store rent. Anniv
=. = Norris, Hearne, Texas '' business;
NaannSpAa i,N Interest in 1e,SSaaS5--,.
bnsInJsso otnee In town Of atsoo' nt ~ ~
7--;s--s-ss. Address 1850. this oface
a to nl1 BARGAIN-For sale or .,.I,.,s,..--
mn tH'ie or good farm. a new cornnils,e
origino luate GIN plant; run ona ssdse,
on san tVst $1,000; situated In new toS,,,,
road II antonio and Arkansas pas rail-
HEita Lackk 'ppa cotton growing section.
ao& ~. WeimRx. Texas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

FOR SALE-One COW. fresh in milk cheap
for cash. Mrs. O'Reilly near colored
Emancipation grounds. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

FOR SALE OR EACHANuI tlnls I
property. will exchange igaf,p,les y
Nacogdoches and Angelina eoupu'
&. FARRELL, Hot Springs, AIh. -, 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

b0a wants work, aged IS. ADDRESS 110l
BlD1dMnY. cltN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

COOK sToyEs-R Ranges $40 s1i, sls
Wright & Coombs, IA 4l6 Milan. b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

JIIsIsINo 7 VE NAIL~-TOuT hLUtI DOIIcfA
125 horse power each, 20 feet long, 10
Inches diameter, with two l4-lnch dues
In each; little used and In good order and
condition; guaranteed to stand the Hart
form Steam Boiler Insurance Inspection
ana class A No. for insurance by their
Inspector; together with fire fronts CRATE
bars, ash pans, safety and mud valves
back plates, water gauges, etc. etc; boil.
ers are in pairs, aud can be seen and
examined at Central freight depot; viii
he sold cheap for cash ON time. Chus
: Morse, Austin. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

WANIED-A position as hclpcr IN any
capacity In the city by young man of IL
years; good morals and attentive to duty.
Address y. w. s.. tllls oiAce l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

MN AND WIFE (colorcd) wish employ
Hleni Ia private family; woman TO cook,
nHhn anu iron man dining room seiN-
AM ana yard man. Address 1908 Calhoun
avenue, city >
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

WANTED-EXua work 10 do, such as type
writing, copying or Shorthand; will WORK
reasonably Address 25lO, this office. :!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

FhlNIER~A FIRST class all round printo
aut newspaper man wants a job quick
Address 900 this Office
NANTED-By all round cook twhite), jUl
III motel restaurant, boarding cars 81
this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

In conformity to the Act OF February
., 1889, ns amended by the Act of Feb
ruary 20, 1900 and modified by the Act
o. February u, 1901 to provide for the
location ana building of an Eplleptic
Colony, scnleh hlls nre inN.iind for fhn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

BOY 10 years old wants job attending
% horse and buggy or doing work around
the house, Reasonable wages. Apply
1IOl Caroline street l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16

Pit Game fowls
A Porter go
lyde Heath %
Pit Game chicks
W Norris so
\ Porter 25
Game fowls any variety
a Porter It so 50
Game chicks any variety
4 a Porter It SO SO
Buff Cochin Bantam fowls
NJ Hubbard so
Buff Cochin Bantam chicks
Il NJ Hubbard so
Sebright fowls
hyde Heath so
lyde Heath so
Game Bantam fowls
" Norris ?! 50 50
Grade chicks
hyde Heath so
w Norris %
Red Caps, fowls
W Norris so
Rhode Island Red fowls
has Vance 50 so
Rhode Island Red chicks
E Hatch so
S Dillingham; %
BREEDING PENS
Pen Brahmas
L Richardson 1
Pen Buff Cochins
Pen White Plymouth Rocks
NJ Hubbard
Pen Barred Plymouth Rocks
w Norris
Pen Games
w Norris
A Porter so
Pen Hamburgs
|rthur Redfield so
Pen Leghorns White or Black
L Uric
B Tower 80
Pen Leghorns Brown or Buff
W Norris 1 .-o
Pen Minorcas
White Wyandottes
T Uric 1
NJ Hubbard so
Pen Silver Wyandottes
T Uric 1
NJ Hubbard so
Pen Rhode Island Reds
T Uric
has Vance so
SPECIALS.
1 Best and largest collection owned
Y one exhibitor, T w Norris, Newport.
2 Best pair Rhode Island Reds, @
Hatch, Craftsbury.
3 Best pair White Plymouth Rock
owls, n NJ Hubbard, Barton.
Best pair Buff Leghorns, F B
over, Barton.
Best Brown Leghorn Cock, F B
over, Barton.
Best White Rock Cock, n NJ
hubbard, Barton
Best pen Buff Plymouth Rock
s Best exhibit of Wyandottes, j T
Trie, Craftsbury.
9 Best exhibit of Silver Spangled
Peter Lapete, Barton.
10 Best pair White Leghorns, F B
over, Barton,
IL Best pen S Q Brown Leghorns,
w Norris, Newport.
II Best exhibit of Buff Plymouth
locks, B S Gallup, Charleston
Is Best exhibit of White Wyan-
cites, n NJ Hubbard, Barton.
II Best exhibit of Buff Cochins, j
Uric, Craftsbury.
Is Best exhibit of Cornish Indian
James, Y M Hubbard, Barton.
II Best exhibit of Buff Leghorns, F
Tower, Barton.
Is Best pair Light Brahmas, W A
Albany.
10 Best pair Black Minorcas, F B
over, Barton.
81 Best pair Golden Sebright Ban
ans, Clyde Heath, Barton.
% Best exhibit of Brown Leghorns,
w Norris.
% Best pen White Wyandottes, ]
Uric.
"a Best pair Buff Wyandottes, N M
hubbard.
26 Best exhibit of Buff Cochin Ban
ANS, n NJ Hubbard.
q Best exhibit of Turkeys, n M
hubbard.
% Best pen White Plymouth Rock
hicks, n M Hubbard.
% Largest and best collection, T
7 Norris.
80 Best exhibit in American and
classes, L W Norris.
III DCSp CAh6AO 49, ~<>AAADA
on, T w Norris.
80 Best Leghorn male, Brown or
White, 7 w Norris.
SO Best Leghorn female, Brown or
Vhite,F B Tower.
81 Best Barred Plymouth Rock,
hale, T w Norris.
% Best Barred Plymouth Rock,
smale, T w Norris.
SO Best Bantam, Clyde Heath.
81 Best pair rabbits, Charlie Leon
SO Greatest variety by one exhib-
,or, T w Norris.
LASS 31-TURKEYS GEESE AND DUCKS.
Toulouse Geese
w Norris %
Embden Geese
w Norris so
6 Ok
Pekin Ducks
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16
THE JERSEY CATTLE PRIZE

by il md will
in appreciated
Farm will
md b es
lfte O tcowsa ndH
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16
THE RACES.

! theen wilt
da wilt rpt
pspe O races where te Iaul is angeib
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16

The Mnageme has ecnrt a
Montreal trH and
elsewhere
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16

Mrs 9 " Tenney, sofa pillow
" centerpiece
Mrs Joseph Ready, doilies
Mrs Damon Ware, quilt
81 90 rup
Mrs Frank Hancock, rug
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
a Fearful Explosion.

An explosion that shook the earth
fer mics arouad, shattered windows IN
kuadred5 Of houses at South Sharon,
Pa, moved adjacent buildings from
their tcuaislions and caused the injury
Of nine men, TWO fatally, occurred at
tie Sharon Sseel company's mill We'd
lesdsy. The explosion occurred in
the casting department. OF the pig
mill" The metal Ess being poured
from the laois into the casting ma
chine. Il came in contact with some
water, which caused bast that was
felt q grsat distsrce. RE casting
house vas completely wrecked. Large
pieces Of heavy corrugated iron beams
AID other material were carried kun-
crsds Of yards by the explosion. The
casing house msohine md coEVegc1
was damaged aimoss beyond. repair. A
pars Of the con7e?or VAS blown several
hundred iees while aos 7es,age Of tie
iron mili remains. Windows Of the Of
ice OF tee s;esl company Oh Broadway,
several huld1ed yarts sSay from 5he
explosion we're brtkan, snd in Sharon
and South Saaraa the shock Hss felt
like sn earthquake. Secretary Whit
tie Of the stsal company that he Ess
uasble:to give az eZp.aastion Of TIC
cause O. The accident.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
All Were Killed.

Wedns.dss - Eous,oa, Tt1ss, when
o&o:r4 J. Z. Jams and Hsrman
Ycprgst sttsmp!ed 90 arrest an alleged
buaco s:ssreg, Sd Prsss-:r, the iatter
opened FIRE w.1A shotgun. At tha
fist fiIe lie moE.a!.y Eoonaed Jamss,
Rho fell. He thea fred ~ Youngst,
knocking hin GIVE and .s= ca top q
hin beating the eGosc when James
raised hinself from rne gutter and fred
:hree times, killing Preacher. James
md Yslagss cisa within the ssne NO
ment. Preacher vas veil known to tie
police and had been srrested fcequsnt-
l.. Tas police have bsea Easehing
him oloEely during carnival week. With
9 shotgun on his shoulder he went to
the poiics and complained that they
Eers interfering in his business. The
police sttcm2ted to arrest him when
she opened 6ra on them. Several hun.
GTed people saw the duel. 4 warrant
Vas sworn o1t by the deputy chief
Of police for j. 3. 5rockmsn,
Preaoher's attorney, charging him with
murder and he has been iailed. L Is
charged By the police the attorney ad-
7ised PreaoAar to use shotgun in case
sly attempt was made to arrest him.
Lsse ia the afternoon boy with two
SIC. gans ant Ja!gs LUMBER Of buck
shos cartridges which he said Re Was
carrying to B.ockman's c5ce was ar
rested and the srms o1i.c.Ged.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
McLaurin and Wellington.

The Dsmocratic senator's in Wash
;rgtca Thursday held their first eau
Gus OF the sesuoa. It's purpose vas to
consider committee assignments, but
the occasion was more than ordinsriiy
significant b.csuss Of tes general So
tendance upon the oaucus. All the
saDa:o7a eie1;ed as Demoers:s, with the
exception Of Senator McLaurio Of South
Csro!ipa Wsr5 present as were 81 OF
the senators who Were elected as Silver
Republicans OF PoguliSts. Ssostac
Jones treaent>d sIa.sIac15 iToG tbs
& publican comniI:e on committees.
ou:iiGi1g It's wishes as &c the commit
tse assie1nenss. TAe R.pab;.ca9s did
not indi5sse aay intention to take cacs
Of S.ns.o- Wellington 10 the matter OF
committees, Ilr Was any sugg2s io2
nsdeir the caucus that the Democrats
should i4d PAGES Tor him. Fna Demo
o7at.o leaders Of tie senate haVs loi-
I'D tie Republicans ths: tie minority
cos not f3el ca.isd upon to provide
co@ui.;ee rlz.:s Sor either Senator's
McL4uE.a = o. Wellington. It IS -dec-
scooa th-s he RspUoIicza commi::ee a
or c2um!:tees vi! assign these sena-
CoTs 20 Coz nittae PAGES.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
Gives Ten Millions.

Andrew Carnegie IS to give ten mil
lions to the cause Of university ezten-
aion in the United States. Tho ANNOUNCE
uent Of this great sit5 to educstion
will be made at the White House. Car
nsgie vas in Washington few days ego
aud took luncheon witt! President
F.ooseVels, when the deisil5 of the
plan EeZe oi.e used. Carnegie has
thought best to create raticn2! BOARD
to handle this muaif,ent bsptfscsion.
President Roosevelt probably will name
such board FOR Cacnegis, or st Least
set in motion the machinery which
shall lead to tie national organization.
According to the pIaos prepared BY
Carnegie and his advisers, tie national
organization is to have headquarters in
Washington, but operations ere to ez-
tend throughout the Uaited Sts:es,
work to be carried oD in cooperation
with universities everywhere"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
Still Missing.

Notwithstanding taas tne committee
Of five, whIca has bsen prosecuting the
search for the missing MI Cropses
Tho disappeared from Elizabeth Gig,
n. g., leoenslg, bsileve thy will ba
sels to clear up the mystery wislia s
skcrs time. Calef OF p3iice DAWSON il
still aithous information. Wodnesoay
he said: Il shink the girl wss eisheg
drowred or nuraertd, but have no
deiaise clue" ". Il Cropsey, father
of sbe missing girl, w, dasndsy issued
pubic letter IN which, after thanking
tie c:>.zsas o. Noreh C.ro:l2a fur thti:
kieda IS aua sympathy says: TIE
paiice Cfi,la!s ard ci.lz.ns' oanm,s
tie have done al Lumsa sgsaoy could
60 to 1aEtors my daughter, WITHOUT sue
cess. EeTsr expscs 10 ses her th.s
side of tie grest eternity. snail al
says believe James Wllc3x iGssrumen
tai il ny daughters disappearance. II
doad, l belisvs his haaG tr ais hiieling
responsible. SJpe tins VIXEN this lie
shall cease and rs shall ssan3 before
the presence Of the Great Jcdss, I
believe We shall learn hoV and when
hs murdered ny daughter and thas the
jsIssics he may escape here will be des.s
him then
"(Sig1ed) ". q. Csopsey."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
Stole $4,000 in Diamonds.

". 4. Woods aid a woman COM
panioa, giving the name Of True John
Don, beth colored, VAS arrested ct
Omaha, Nsb Wednesday charged with
having robbed Alfred B. Loasnsha:, :
ss-veIlrg ss!esnsn for s. New Ycsk
jeaeiry firm, in Portland, O1s., hctei,
Of sl5, QUO worth Of dianonos sId jeT-
eiry. Tne j.Eel:y Was traoed By a 10.
cal paEnb.oksr sho rad gecsivad a
printed circular describing the stolen
property to Woods azd his compsnioa
scd they we're found IN the east part Of
the city. When arrested there VAS
found II their possession $4,000 worth
Ct Diamonds and j5aeiry, railroad
transportation 10 Portland and a cheek
ior $500 Whion had been givsn by the
paanDroksr IL exchange for diamond
brooch.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
Lexington Regulators.

a gpec;si TO The StaVe frou Liking
ton, Wednesday ss5s: This morning.
ABOUT 2 o'c.cos The house Ct Ben Gasea,
8 Eegzo terant en- sbe Bsi;iw4pgcr
Place, rear JCuots' fesry, Vas broken
open aaG thoso entering 6ee4 oD CASES
IS he aross from his hs3. T3e negro
va slot dom sId died abcci al hour
sfIe1Es:as. Ccr4.ec Wilson Taz a.
opca - i:d aat thu, the a5ove iafor
ma.i9uel rcschsd here. 1t is not
kno1l Vhe.her ths sos G2s connl::sc
By white CT blacks, but it appears thss
tie in:ea;ion Wss to white cap or
regulate hin, which Vas Gus short IS
Gates nss ao:3 TO reach bis gun ss rs
alighIed from his bed, sd SIS shos
doSn 10 ksap h;rl from the gun.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18
4 Serious Charge.

Ben :i;iAn, coiored, an ez. slave Of
Laz1auco ctuntg, AZ, is U2oea sgrest
eaaise5 win k.dasYpi3g neSzoes aac
se.liug them SIS SLAVES to she E2i:e
uarAaor OF Tennessee river is!s2d
pIsetsIioa soma mics heloB Decatur.
l. is alleged sbsS Milsm Hcp!+ inducS
negoes IL acccnpaGS hin to toe islsDd
R.sh taa pro nise of ssouciog positions
for them or the plantation at COCA
sssss, and that VIXEN snsg rescoea
she.e lie vouii SOL them II bondage,
vase they wcre coL6aed within ssoos-
s6es. is Asid tha. yourg negro
who recently escaped frcm the island
so.d ths story a-d cslssd she arrest O.
D,n h1,lan. He reports thai kid
mapped Eez1o has beea co2iaed or
.lis island as aiz7e f2r seven years.
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4 Strange Tale.

Msrtin Hsnnessy, Eho served on the
Oregon On the famous rur arounn Cspe
Horn sad fought at Ssn:isgo: Tas dis.
charged lass w@ek at Ssa Francisco and
Immediately stsr:o3 'os hone. Or tce
tain ha Vas 5os& there ga5 G5other
sailor from tie oregon aboaaa. Oat Of
curiosity he aens into tho nezs cs- aCc
began conversation 7.:l other ssi!Gl,
ana found lie Has lis brother Patrick.
H. a;so Lad enlisted, ba: IS csr1an.
tsr. H g:a5 ca the O!cgon from tie
OSeso2 from the time that 7esscl was
doased, but, being in di5&rans depart
nents, the brothers hs3 never seen
each other. This vas their frs. mset-
ing fo1 ten years.
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Died from the Shock.

Al Hugo, niles from Kins:2n, \.
O., Ton Tate, ; negro, Vas killed Thurs
cay. Bsirg told st the country post
Office that there vas no mail be said
that lawrence Hszelton, the clerk,
vss eco lazy to look for it, and started
behind lhe counter. Hazslton Eeizsd
q shotgun and fred, the bildahot strik.
ing The regro's knee. The leg was later
amputsted, but Tate died at night from
tha shock.