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The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-07-09
Ky11ingstad's Candidacy Commended

run through here. Let's all try to
get Mr.. John in the race and we will
never have cause for regret in the
future, assure "Gipsy Blair
Silent Shades.
We had the pleasure of shaking
hands with Editor Kyllingstad, over
at Bowling Green Saturday. With
his easy grace and winning smile, he
was winning votes all the while. Not
only can he win the votes but he has
that rare shment-ability-
to make one of the best legislators we
can send to that body. Success, old
boy.-U and |, Shaddon.
John Kyllingstad, Of the Durant
News is an aspirant for legislative
honors from Holmes county. Mr..
Kyllingstad has been the editor OF
the News for the past six years, and
has endeared himself to the people
of the county by his straightforward
way Of doing things.-Publishers'
Auxiliary.
Brother Kyllingstad, the editor Of
the Durant News, will probably be a
candidate for the legislature from
Holmes county, and it goes without
saying that if he can legislate as well
as he edits he would make most ex'
cellent representative for the large
and opulent county of Holmes. .-TTes
Point Dixie Press.
| We see the Advertiser Is whooping
up John Kyllingstad for the legisla-
ture. We say amen" to that, and II
he will run promise him to pull for
him in these parts. Holmes county
could do no better than to send Kyll.
ingstad to the legislature. A better
selection could not be made. His
name is a little long to write, but
we think his head as long as his
name, and that's what we want. We
sincerely hope he will see his way
clear to enter the race.--"Yours
Truly" Acona,
Editor John Kyllingstad, of the Du
rant News, is urged by Holmes coun
| ty Democrats for the legislature. He
would make an able representative Of
the county. ty.-Aberdeen Examiner.
Mr.. John Kyllingstad the brainy
editor of the Durant News. has
yielded to the solicitation of friends
and will become candidate for the
| Legislature from Holmes county
Here's hoping to see him triumph
antly elected. * osciusko Herald.
The editor of the Durant News Is 9
candidate for the legislature from
Holmes county. Newspaper mer
work we'll wherever placed. and we
hope Mr.. Kyllingstad will be elected
Ackerman Plaindealer.
John Kyllingstad, the brainy editor
of the Durant News is being urged
to stand for the legislature In
Holmes county. Although a news
paper man, Mr. Kyllingstad is also Q
gentleman. Without blemish, above re
proach, possessing in an abundant de
gree all of the qualifications, he would
make well rounded, useful and cred
liable member. He can get our vote
-Kosciusko Herald.
while correspondents are suggest
! ing various men for Office, perhaps II
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-07-09

ITOH that county. john Wuuiu w I'LL
right for that position, but is rather
modest to seek the favor of the politi-
cal goddess who controls the destinies
of politicians (South Da-
kota) News.
Mr.. Kyllingstad has not made any
announcement yet that he will be a
candidate for representative, but /
hope ere long to see his name in
print, for he is a personal friend Of
this Tommie Cat. and he Is a
thoroughbred, dyed-in-the-wool Dem
ocrat. Run, Johnnie, run. We, Us
and Company will all vote for you
Correspondent, from "Near West"
This scribe has heard several
speaking OF Mr.. John Kyllingstad AS
a candidate for representative We
know there could not be a better man
found in Holmes county to fill that
position, nor a more able and firm
man than Mr.. Kyllingstad We sim
cerely hope that he will conclude to
make the race. He is, and ever has
been, sta nch and determined
friend OF Democracy He has proven
himself an honest, upright gentleman,
fair and impartial in all his dealings.
What more could you want In any
man? We would like to hear from all
the correspondents about this matter.
Mr. Kyllingstad would make a good
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-07-09

wouldn't be amiss for the Advertiser
to put in line of it's own. What's
the matter with Editor John Kyll-
ingstad for the legislature? Holmes
county does not possess man more
deserving, nor one more capacitateo
for the place."-Lexingto Advertiser
Editor John Kyllin gstad, OF the Du-
rant News, is favorably mentioned as
candidate to represent Holmes coun-
ty in the legislature. Mr.. Kyllingstad
is a man of ability and is the posses
sor of every qualification to make a
good legislator, and we would be glad
to see him secure the Office. -Eupora
Progress.
John Kyllingstad, for number OF
years editor of the Mellette Tribune,
but now of the Durant (Miss) News,
is being urged to become candidate
for member Of the legislature from
Holmes county. Editor Kyllingstad
left many warm friends in Mellette
who would be glad to see him filling
a place of honor and trust in the far
South. h.-Mellette (South Dakota) Trib-
une
The latest aspirant for legislative
honors from this county is Editor
John Kyllingstad, Of the Durant
News. Mr. Kyllingstad is a stalwart
Democrat and has, through a gifted
pen and striking personality, endeared
himself to the people of Holmes and
,.,;n ctr Il pYiU Otnn
Correspondence in Memphis Scimitar.
Editor Kyllingstad of the Durant
n ss Ia cuckled UP alctf2r notch
and is boxing sandbags night ard
morning The Holmes county man
who beats him for the legislature will
have to keep inside the rope and fight
fair,-Vieksburg American.
December 20, 1902.
Editors News:
Dear Sirs-From time to time
have noticed in the columns OF
Holmes county papers most favorable
mention of Mr.. Kyllingstad's candi-
dacy for the legislature, which Is
matter Of sincere qualification to me,
although my interests are elsewhere
now. Although ! may never again
meet my Holmes county friends,
whom | shall ever esteem, cannot but
feel an interest in them and be inter-
ested in every move that tends to the
bettermelt of their welfare and for this
reason hope that when the election
is over a1d the votes are cast, John
Kyllingstad will be one of the three
~ r1l IIn1Yrnnc
county in the next house. No matter
who his competitors may be, no mat
ter how prominent, popular or
learned, my experience as business
competitor of Mr.. Kyllingstad has
proven to me that he is a man too
conscientious to stoop to low prac-
\ tices so prevalent in this commerciaf
era, and usually excused, fair to his
enemies and unfinchingly fair to his
friends, ard the neer of them all, and
il AoD, and SGa,s .At say friend
of mine in Holmes county may see
| fit to cast their vote for him. | am
not man of flattery--by my un-
swervable adherence to right, have
really been called on many occasions
pessimist--and were 1t not that
believe Mr.. Kyllingstad to be man
such as the people Of Holmes need
to represent them In that office, where,
true honor, integrity and faithfulness
is of most Importance, would have
no more hesitation in condemning
| him than ] now have In Offering my
humble commendation. He is man
OF the people--the people should sup
port him. Truly,
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-07-09
JOHN KYLLINGSTAD, EDITOR OF THE NEWS AND
CANDID ATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Editor John Kyllingstad, of the Du-
rant News, is urged by Holmes coun-
ty Democrats for the legislature. He
would make an able representative of
the county. Examiner.
The Times fully endorses the above
statement Of the Examiner. We had
the pleasure Of once meeting Editor
Kyllingstad, but many years have
passed since then, and it is doubtful
as to whether he remembers the
Times editor now or not. However,
that matters naught. Brother Kylling-
stad, If elected by the people Of his
county to the position to which he
aspires, will make true and con-
scientious exponent of the wishes and
desires of his constituents. Memphis
Times.
We are informed that Mr. John
Kyllingstad, Of the Durant News, has
at last yielded to the solicitation of
friends to become candidate for
legislative honors. Mr.. Kyllingstad
has welded a trenchant pen for many
years in the cause Of Democracy, and
ii elected to the legislature will serve
well the interests Of his constituency.
Lexington Progress-Advertiser.
Our old friend, John Kyllingstad,
formerly Of Mellette, but now editor
Of the News at Durant, Holmes coun-
ty Miss, Is being strongly urged as a
candidate for the State legislature
The progress-advertiser. (Lexington, Miss.) 1902-1903, 1903-07-09

The Durant News has recently been
enlarged. If its editor, John Kylling-
stad, will legislate for Holmes
county after his election as we'll as
he edits for them, Holmes county will
have most excellent representative
for the next four years. Fulton
Herald.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15
yafe 0sorge.

Na9 elmer nur pier Bo6eu lansen
&rantbeit bat Srau W. S. S6neiOer,
pobluorbereitet auf ben unuermeib=
li9en Sang in bic gmtsteit uub erse=
ben tn @ottes bl. 8ilen, bas 3eitli9e
seie9net. sSn Der 8eritorbenen wuroe
aQsemein eine quite 9ausfrau unb cine
ben Sasunsen Der &ir@e treue &atboz
litin seebrt, baber ibr SewiB Elm sutes
Nnbenfen ptrb erbalten bletben. Sbren
Sob betrauern init benz tiefsebeuSten
@atten uter5ebn &inber, benen tn Der
Stunbe bes berbeu@ erluites au9emeiae
befunbet wurbe. Mu9 ber
Norbitern" sout ben Sinterbliebenen
letn aufrt@ttSes 8eilet6 unb rpini6t
Der @erftorbenen bic ewtse Mube.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15
StD5eSan =Nacbricbten.

5 Na6lten Sonntas In a9t Saaen
miro Ser bo@w'ite Serr 8iI6of Sac
cob Srobec in ser porma(s BON linn
paitortrten ct. Isnes=@ emeiube in
ct. saul gum Yatronsfeitc Elm 8onz
tificalamt celebriren. Qnberen Eaaes
uiro 9o6berielbe betm Yatronsfefte
bes ct. saul Seminars in st. Saul
alltlttren, unb BET bteier Setter wirb
Der bo9w. Carbohydrates Gbuarb
Sones BITE Seitprebist balten.
S Die Mit9lteber Ser in ct. gIou6
',eu %sesrdnbeten polniiden @eme inbe
peroen NIT Gnbru@ bes Sribiabrs
tbrem bo9u. Seeliorser elm neueS
Yfarrbaus erri@ten lafien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15

9ueltn.
6err Souls u. alein, pelder in
ben lebten Sabren tn Oieniten bes
6errn 6. u. 6und itanb unit mdb=
brenb ber Wablcampasne bes senannz
ten Serrn beiien @ei9dft ~leitete, 1T
Samitas mad gaifelton. 81. o, ab=
sereiit, no ibm bte 9eituns zines gi=
ienmaarenseiddftes anuertraut iif-
9err &leiu lit Elm ti9ttser, semedter
@el9dftsmann, benz sewiB in Norb=
bafota letn Slid erbliben rpirb.
Nuremburg.
gm 5. Sanuar bielt bic 9uremburg
Creamery 60. ibre Sabresperiamm=
lung ab, BET mel6er @elesenbett bic
8abl Der geamten NIT folsenbem gr=
sebniB uorsenommen murbe: Yrdf=
bent: SOiepb 9emm gice=Yrdlibent:
Peter 6ammerel; Sefretdr unb Wa=
mayer: stephan Strad; S6abmei=
iter: Sobn 9. Otto Otrettoren: s..
Meper, @m. S6dbel unb Sulius
Sdneiber, SIM Nopember puroen
IS Gents fur bas pfunb Butter be-
sablt. Ote Satmer nebmen In ibrem
eisenen Sntereiie tmmer mebr antbeiI
an benz gmporldmuns Der gutterfa=
BRIT. 8m. s Yrebu, Der ii9 bter
als Sut~terfabrifant ~bepdbrte, mirb
bielem Poiten au9 i'm neuen Sabre
uoriteben .--Serr Watb. &rdmer ldBt
auf leiner anbertbalb Weile pom bier
selesenen Sarm bieies S,itjabr Elm
neues 8obnbaus erri@ten.
GoIb Sprina.
Oie Sabresuerlammluns Ser 8afe=
fielb Farmers Wutual Sire Sn5ur=
erce 60. murbe am 5. San. unter sro=.
Ber Sbeilnabme bier tn Ser Stabtbaue
sebalten. Dem 8eridt bes Sefre=
tars sufolse cling in 1902 bie Summe
BON 1855 elm, mdbrsnb bic Muslaeen
li6 auf $92.S5 betiefen. Ser 8erz
eth bate mdbrenb bes sansen Sabres
feinen 8erluit gu beden. Sie @abi
Ser 8eamten bate foleenbes grgeb=
niB: Sobn S6mitt, 9rdiibent; Sobn
Sn9s, Setretdr; Yeter G0uner,
S9aemeiter; Otreftoren: s. 9rint=
mann, GOtle8euiue; Reter Steil unb
Sobn Eauanid, eurem6ur8; 6ein.
Steiden, SO. 6. 06i6, Watne 8rai=
rte; Sobn WeiSmann, &cdoiQe.-
Sin tleines &inb Ser Namitie Sacob
Stuner uurbe porlesten Sonntaa
bon ser bieiiSen tat5. STRIDE aus gum
@otteeodsr 9etrasen.-an Stele bes
aug sei6iebenen Or. &ubp bot unjer
Staotratb ben Or. Sutton ais Wit=-
stie6 Der @eiunSbeitsbeborbe ernannt.
-sSn ber 8erIammluns uniererS tabt-
pdter fam bic Stabtbsleu6tunssfrase
mieber auf's Eapet, unb bic 9erren
pom &atb famen gu Dem gntldluB,
ben Stabt> SnSenieur gbute bon ct.
@loub einsulaoen, bic bieitse Be-
leudtunssfrase gu itubiren unb bic
Soften aiues entipre6enben geleu9=
tunssipiiems absui6dsen. Oiele Nn=
gelegenbeit wirb BET ber fommenben
6siibiabrsmab( BEN Stimmsebern sur
gntldeioung unter5reitet nerben.
Noasaeniae,
6o9m. P, grtor 0ernann, >. 9.
D., bssab ii9 Wittuo9 Norsen na5
Ct. gloub, no err benz bort Ratt9e=
fulbeueu gesyd6nib ees 8unibaio
Neumeier beiwobute, IN wel9em bic
st. Sobn'S Ihtet eiuen treu er9ebe=
nen ,Sreuno %betrauert. = Ieselmdbi=
ger ais ie fanb iid CUR @rOhnung bes
8interIeneIters Die iiberaus 9roBe
Stuoentenidaar mad senOnener @eibz
na9ts= unb Neuiabrs ferieuseit in ct
Sobn's college eth.
ct. Warttn.
SamItas Dor a6tS asen murSen nod
eiuem pomh ndm. Nfarrer p. Warttn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15
6reebort.

Die in Ben Tomns Nat unb Tree:
port wobnen6en Steuer3a9ler t6nnen
TIRE Perianaliteuer In Der bieiisen
gant besablen. - Dte Bidder bes
gtlase glert weiien fur bas Sabr
1902 81 @eburten unb flnf Sterbe.
fdue auf ; ale Ste,befdqe maren &in=
Der unter swei Sabren. = 9err Sobn
Winter iast, bab er ni9t %se1onnen lit,
ietn Seim, pie Dor arpei @o9en irrs
tbImlider Wei1e beridtet murbe, BON
ct @loub mad Sreeport gu perlesen.
@r 9ebentt, iein bter erporbenes Sc
i6ditsbaus BEL eriter @elesenbeit gu
uerpa9ten, wobur9 Semanben, Der Ell.
men @el9dftsplab iu@t, cine sinitise
@~elesenbeit seboten lit. = 6err 60.
&einert pon Wtnneapolis, elm Ser.
wanbter Der Samilte Sanbfamp, be-
finbet ii@ bet lebterer gu ansenebmen
8eiu9.- murbe bier BET
Der Samilie 8ernb. Zimmerman fr6bs
li9e So65eit sefetert. Oas Seit gait
benz am Worsen In Neu Min9en
bur9 ben bo9w. P. SEQ, .. g. g.,
setrauten Paare Sos. &oie unb emma,
Der dlte item Eo9ter Der Namilie 3im;
hermann. Sn ben saitli6en &du=
men seuaunter Samtlie perlebten bie
@dfte re9t fr0blide unb beitere Stun=
ben. Dem 8rautpaare berslide @ra=
tulatiou. = Die Dtenftas Mbenb In
Ser Sta6tbaue aufsefibrte 9beaters
uorteuuns mar elm arober @rfols.
Alle geiu9er ipra6en ibre polite 3u=
iriebenbeit iber bic 2etitunsen Der
Spieler aus, unb benz ausemein se=
duBerten 8uni6e, bic Stide ned
esnmal iber bic gretter seben gu ie=
ben, wirb babur6 m%iIfabren, baB bie.
lelben am Dtenitas, Ben 20. San.
uar, na6mittass unb abenbs rpieber
in Der Stabtbaae ~aufsefibrt ,uerben.
Serr Sobn Sadmann BON Breckenridge
unb beiIen 8ru6er Clemens BON Sent,
Wtiun. befanben li9 nit ibren belie
rem Sdlften BEL Der bier mo4nenben
Samilie 8illolSfe 81 fursem 8eIu9.
= @ebraber 9admann wobnten benz
SesrdbniB i9rer am Dienitag Weor.
gen In Seem : Wln9eu besrOigten
S6peiter, ber SrauSobu 8%edermaun,
BET nnb traten bon bier aus lire 6eim
reile Dieber an = 8a9enma1er Son
rab Stnfeu, net6er etnise 3sit In
Oienlten 6es Sdmiebemeiiters Sernb
6arren ltano, bat ieiu eisenes Sc.
laaft geerinoet nn6 neben benz Sant@
ssbduoe ielne 8erttdtte aufsel9la
gen. y,l Sernabtna Sodbolo 6at
ibre Sbatisfeit mieoer nit Der opertr=
ten 6anb besonnen. Sbr arbeit tbeilt
lie nit ben Ndberiunen glile Sect aus
albanp, asnes gentfelo aus SEEM
Winden unb glile @tlperoins aus
Wiumoob = alio etn yNdbertnnen
Suartett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15
ct. Rarttn.

Samitas Dor adtS asen murSen nod
einem pom bo@m. 9farrer P. Wartin,
8. g. 8, sebaltenen Eraueramte,
bic irbii6en lleberreite Der int utter
pom iber SO Sabren Deritorbenen @at=
tin beS 6errn geter Nett inter GROCER
Sbeilnabme pom 9e~ibtragenoen sur
lesten &ube sebettet. Wtit Dem 10
idper beimseiudten @atten betrauern
elf Climber BEN Cob Ser suten Iutter,
BON benen bret uerbeiratbet linb: Srau
get. Wa9temes unb sSrau gbria.
Wa9temes pom ct. Ni6olag unb
Eeter Spobn BON Chen Sanep. Oie
abrisen &inber, uon benen brei nod
sur SGule seben, befinSen ii6 nod
I'M pdterliden 9auie. Den Sinter=
blieberten unler aufri9ttses Seileib
urb Der Tertorbenen Bic emiae Gube.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-15
Torah.

SIN boben N(ter BON Sc Sabren lit
bier Srau Waria 6eleua Ebpen, bic
Petion in u~niersr 9emeinbe
unb pobl cine Der dlteiten In Stearns
County, porlebten Sonntas ielts I'm
Germ enti6lafen, na9oem tie einise
@o6en am 9%unsenfie6er selitten bat
tie, benz ibre alteridwdde ui9t gu MI
berlteben permo6te. sSu Oeutl6lanb
seboren, fam lie in 1851 nit ibrem
@atten na6 Imerita unb mad neun
Sabre lansem Gufentbalte In Suinois
lieBen lie li6 etme cine Wseile wsitlid
pom bier nieber. Sn 1887 nabm bic
8eritorbeue oils 0ittme I'M 8tGase
WobnunS unb mar ais eire CUTE, bra=
pc Srau pom Sung unb alt sea6tet
unb sesbrt. SIREN Sob betlast nur
cine Eodter, Srau 9einri6 6orz
mauu fen. BON bier. Inter GROCER
Gbsilnabme urb unter Sen Gulpisien
be5 ct. Nnno Srauenuereins, benz iie
ais adt5ares Witslteo ~anseborte,
fenb Wittme6 nod einem tn Der st.
Geter nno gauls Stride penn botp.
Bfarrer P. eubser. .. 8. g., se-
1altenen Seelenamte BITE 8eiiebano
auf benz gottesader itatt. W6se bic
8erltorbeae, berer man semtB re5i
oft rnb gerne i'm anbd6tisen @ebete
eeoenten pitb, in Sriebeu rubeu, =
SIM 6auis ibrer Wutter, Der Srall
anna MiOoenborf, ftarb am 8eu=
;abrstase mad lanaem 2eioer, hos
bur6 Masenfrebs uerurfa6t ourbe,
ergeben in @ottes bf. 8iaau, Srau
@ertruo Ssnsmer. am barauNelsen=
beu Samaas fanS bic 9~eerDiauus
DOR bar fat5. Stride aus itatt. lu9
ibr bic erpise Gube!-Oie S~tubioien
Sacob Sades unb Bern. Sorbera
linb gnbe uorlebter @o1e wieber
ua6 st. Srancis, @iS., Sereiit, 100
iie it6 i'm 0ebrerieminar auf BEN eb
reuluertben 9ebreritanb porbereiieu.
8ro6maa.
Der 70 Sabre ate sSobn galmer
lpurbe Samitas MbenS In einemS tuble
iObt BON ieinen Na@baren sefunoen.
Coroner Or. DUNN BON ct. glou6
purbe our Steue serufen, mel6er BITE
eriudte, senau ben EobeS=
amltanb 81 unteriuden, unb, faus itd
Mubersem0bnli9es einiteue,
Ote 9ei@e benz S@ob Der grbe gu iiber
Dies TIT mittlermsite sei@eben.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-07-15
Doctor Relieved
Of Performing Duty,
ssrmer Finishes His Victim on
Operating Table-Brutal,
But Determined Act.

BlnHton, Ind, July -. John
Terrell, a wealthy farmer living
near Petroleum, nlDc miles from
here, killed his in-Iaw, Mel
via Wolfe, this afternoon, firing
both barrels Of shotgun into
his head as Wolfe lay on IL doe
tors operating table to have Il leo
amputatel, necessitated by II
wound from Terrell's gun Il short
time before. Wolfe deserted the
girl, it is said, leaving her with II
young child. A suit was brought
to compel him to support his
wife. 1t is claimed Wolfe had
twice driven by the Terrell home
shouting insulting remarks and
shaking his fist at Terrell. The
third time he drove by Terrell
jumped from some bushes along
the roadside and fired Mt his som
IN law with double borrelea
shotgun. The first CHARGE shat
tered Wolfe's right leo The go.
cond barrel missed Wolfe was
hurried to the Office of DR.. Soun-
ders at Petroleum and nloced an
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-07-15
MANNING'S NEW JAIL.

Manning, July 10.-The board
of county commissioners at their
last meeting awarded u contract
for the erection of jail to a Jail
building company of st. Louis,
for the sum of ST, 500, the COM
pany to give boud for the faithful
performance of its contract ac-
cording to the plans and specifica.
tions adopted. The structure is
to he a modern prison, fire proof
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-07-15
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Batesburg, July S.-A sad oc-
currence is reported from the Sa.
luda side. Yesterday evening
during the rain lightning struck
the residence Of Mr.. Boatwright,
killing one of his little boys and
shocking another child severely.
1t also damaged the house and
furniture. The children were
seated inside near the tireplace
when the bolt struck.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-07-15
AN UGLY AFFAIR.

Spartanburg, July II, 1903. =
This afternoon Mr.. Niles Hanna,
a leading business man of Enoree,
telephoned to this city of high
banded act of some negro desper
ADDE'S. Mr.. Elias Fowler, an
aged citizen of Enoree and a man
OF some means, returned to his
home today from business trip.
He lives about two and a half
miles from the cotton mill. This
afternoon two negro men walked
into his yard, and advanced to
the door steps where he was at
ed. "hello, captain" one of
them said in a friendly manner.
The other reaching forward struck
the old gentleman over the head
with knucks or with some hard
substance like knife handle. He
fell to the ground completely
stunned. Tie negroes then rob
bed him and escaped. They must
have secured Mt least $40 from
the person of Mr.. Fowler. The
entire neighborhood at Enoree il
wrought up and u large party >
hunting for the negro robbers.
Mr.. Fowler's wounds are verv
painful.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-07-15

SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT UNION.
Union, July 11.-At sos to
night Foster Wood, the 15-yoar
old son of George Wood, an oper-
ative ut the Aetna Cotton mills
was run over by southbound
freight train No. SS and his body
mashed almost to a Jelly. The
cause of the sad accident could
not be learned, but it was gener-
ally believed that the lad was
swinging on the train while 1t was
shifting. This is the second acci-
dent of the kind there within the
past year. The other victim was
a negro boy about II years old.
Last night Geo. G. Perrin had
Ills barn and seven mules with
wagons, plows and other farm i'm,
plements burned Mt his place, a
mile from Carlisle. The total
loss is 50, 600. The origin of the
fire is not known, it having occur
red at 3 o'clock IN the morning.
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Happenings In The State.
AS Chronicled by the Alert Cor
resp p)ndents of The Columb
State.
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTrR.

Walhalla, July 11.-The ne
gro Bud Priestly was today found
guilty of manslaughter for killing
Christopher Hunsiuger on the
night of February 18th last and
sentenced to Is years confne-
ment in the ponitcntiary.
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a. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SUMTER.
! Sumter, July 11.-One of the
most destructive fires that Sum
ter has experienced in some time
qccurrod here today when the
Sumter steam laundry, which oc.
eupled one of the old three story
tpbacco prize houses, and the two
adjoining prize houses, all near
the Old &. 5. Il n. railroad were
burned. The fire started about
II O'Clock and was over hy about
f.3O O'Clock. All three buildings
were total loss aud valued as
follows: Steam laundry ABOUT
81, 900 insurance $1,000: build
ings, loss about SO, 900, insurance
-, 25o. The explosion of Il gas
oIine tank in the laundry caused
the fire.
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