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REPRINTS.

THE POEMS OF WILLIAM NORRIS. Selected and
edited by Percy Robert Colwel svo PIP. xxxiv. Sof
CThomas Y. CrOwel Il Col
With a frontispiece portrait.
THE GREEK POETS An Authology BY Nathan
Haskell Dole svO. pp. xviii, SAL tFhomas Y Gro
we'll x Coz
THE POWER OF SILENCE. BY Horatio W. Dresser
l2Ino pp. x. 3J6 &c. p. Putnams SonsO
In the Timer Life series. second edition. with
chapters
THE ART OF CROSS EXAMINATION: BY Francis L.
Wellman. Sv1. pp 404. CThe Macmillan Company
NEW-FRANCE AND NETv-ENOl4AND. BY John Ftske.
Illustrated. svo. pp, xxx. S3S. dionshtoh' Hdllnn a
Coz
the lluBtTated' edition. completing the edition
in nine volumes. OF Fishes writings carrying the
history OF America down the adoption CT the Con-
stituttOn. illustrated with portraits maps &ae-
Smiles and contemporary prints.
FLORENCE IN THE POETRY OF THE BES0WNlNGS.
Edited by Anna BenneEon McMahan Illustrated
l2mo. pp. XII 30 Chicago; A. c. McCluIs q CoJ
selection OF the poems Of Robert and Elizabeth
Barrett Browning which mention points OF interest
In Florence all OF which illustrated IN ha4r tone
reproductions Of photographs.
AUCASSIN AND NICOLETrE. Done Engllah BY
Andrew Lans. limo. pp. 90. Cfhounas y CFoweil
Col
In the "Chiswick' SERIES
THE DESERTED VILLAGE. BY Oliver Goldsmith.
limo. PIP - CThomas x CrOygell & Coz
In the "Chisviex'' series.
EIlSGH WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHuRCHfAiep.
BY Thomas Gray. limo. pp. II. CrhoulAs x. cro~sn
Coz
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EDUCATIONAL,

GU1IIvEfcs TRAVELS INTO SEVERAL. RE9 9't[ .
NATIONS OF THE WORLD. By JoLatllaH &c.
Edited with notes introduction i 1y Ot H
Johnson 16mO. ID. XXI. 2ll. (Ihe MacHh'iS" NN
pany.)
In the Pocket Series Of English Classics.
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTA INMkNIS., EalIee
Iytb rotea arJ ., Introduction by Clifton Johnson
IGmo pp. tx 25S CThe Macmillan CompahyJ
In the Pocket Series Of English Classics
r-1,,-r c7DC,pyu>e From NE-IV-ENGIAAND HISTORY.
IGoo-ls03 r Nathaniel Hawthorne GhAND-
fTHTIIF31.S CiTAfR Edited with notes ana bio
Tra1tIcaI sketch by Homer II. Kingsley. loino' PIP
xxxii 500 CThe Macmillan CompaH5D
IN the pocket Series OF American classica.
F7AHAfAR school, ALGEBRA. BY David Eugene
Smith Pm D. limo pp. vi. l5A. Boston; CHM & COZ
A PRIMER OF LIBRARY PRACTICE FOR JUNIOR
ASSISPAN MIS- BY George Z. Roebuek and william
Benson Thorne. l2mo. pp. WILL lo9 Co. Z. Fut-
SCnsD
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JuVENILE.

Defending THE IShANP BY lanes Tame OTIS Iq Jus
In Stories of American History series.
UsS ~ TIE c0RNE By Eaa Frabs sn. Foster %s:
Rebus stories about a cat family.
BILLY WHIsKERs BY Frances TFego MQntgomsTy
S Ssay PP i'O 'AAf0n' Inc S'A's'' fu0''n'nS CON-
The adventure. of goat out West ana in Mexico.
if aed FuShs6ias com8an5 p " NN'o" Inc Saai-
. In the 5s 9s " Ro9 oson series illustrated verses
P 2 on 40 PYRAT W R B,o %aFia an hS.a
Pa556i6e co Sxo; PP ~ ON'on' 1h' saa'hsld
The adventures OF some young people a magic
III ' GBos,oa: LIE Blown 'Si] COY oiS'''' A0 DO
Simple tales for little children.
ana SON o. or cds bkns 1 fTGm eas by 8a3s
c. Davidson and others limo pp. tx. la. O8oston
the Famous Children of Iiteratsre' series
TIE ALLEY CATS KITTEN BY Caroline Fuller. Illus
The story OF a Founding
STRENUOUS ANIMALS. By Edwin J. Webster Illus
trated i2mo Pp. vii. i57 Grhs FiedericE A. Stokes
Improbable tales about impossible animals
THE 3, STORY DRY or ROLE g., AND THE VIKINGS BOW
dioston: Little. Brown & Cos ~ 49, 'O'
tale of Iceland in the eleventh century.
ua iE am 6b SO BY h6 e2 T4eae h5d 1o
A boys adventures with pack train.
i2m6 pp w. 3Gs dIaper rNt Z Bfds
Adventures Of an American and a Chinese boy In
an American school ami IN China during the Boxer
uprising.
COMEDIES AND LEGENDS FOR aIARIoNETTEs. By
Giles. IzIno Pr. 2ds che Macmillan coIapany .A II
Directions fer making "a niaronette theatre with
plays $500
LITTLE FOLKS DOWN SOUTH. BY Frank l. Stanton
l2no. pp Wit. 40 %. Appleton Coz
Verses for the little folk.
GLORIA. BY Faith B!ckford Illustrated limo m Iso
(Boston: Dana, Estes & Coz
The story Of a little Cape COD girl has = won
deFfGl g4ft fer whistlng
THE BOOK OF CLEVER BEASTS. BY Myrtle Reed
Illustrated by Peter Newell. l2Tno. pp. 23l. &C. p
Putnam's Sons.)
Distorted tales Of Wild animals.
ON 4 LARK TO THE PLANETS. BY Frances Trero
montgomery. Illustrated. limo, $50 Akron
Inc Saaiheld Publishing Company
sequel The wonderful Electric Elephant re-
counting the further adventures Of It's little mas
sengeTs F0~
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TRAVEL AND ToPoeRApHY.

THE KINGDOM or SLAM Edited by \ Cecil Carter
NJ a. Illustrated l2Uo' pP. XII ESQ &C. p. Putuam's
SOns)
y series OF articles on Siam the Sialnese by
officials iferent departments OF the GoVernrnenf
service. Illustrated with photographs.
FETICHISM IN WEST AFRICA. Fsv ths Rev Robert
HanliH Nassau. NJ D.. s. 7. d. Illustrated svo ~
xvii. $50. Charles Scrtbner'S S0ns.) -
PARIS AND ITS STORY By T. Okey Illustrated Nv
katherine kimbali and o. y NJ. Ward Svo. Do. xiii
$50. THE Macmillan Company
Freely Illustrated in cOors and In black and vVbsta
ana with photographs
ITALY. BY Professor ". peecke, Translated by HI A
Neshitt, NJ. a. Illustrated. SVO. nm xii as fTt~
Macmillan C0mpanyl
account OF Italy, her people and institutions
Illustrated with photographs.
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RELIGIOUS.

BALANCE. BY Orlando J. Smith. 12mO. pp Xi. ESQ.
tHoughton. MitHn & Coz
discussion relation between science and re-
lglon An appendix provides critical reviews OF the
book by scientific and religious writer's. followed by
authors reply 10 them
MORNING THOUGHTS TO CHEER THE DAY Selected
and arranged by Maria II. lie Row. 12mO. pp. XIV.
BIS (Boston; Little Brown & Col
Prose and verse selections for daily reading
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE LITTLE BOOK on LIFE AFTER DEATH Nv
Gustav TheodCr FeehneT. Translated the Ger
man by Mary G. Waosworth- With introduction by
William James. I2nO pp. xviii. los Boston: Lit
tie Brown & Col
An exposition OF the theory that has three
hves-a prenatal life. between birth and death
and the final perfected after death.
THE COURTESIES. BY Eleanor b. Clapp. Illustrated
A2rno, 23s. Ca S. Barnes q Col
In the ''Womans Home Library" A manual Of
e,lgustts. "
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GENERAL DEPOT OF THE OUARTERNAS-

~ TIERS DEPARTMENT. washington. D. -; 0es'ss s
1Oth. 1gOA-Sealed proposals. IN dupease ~ ~
this ofhce until o'clock r A. a.
opened, TOR the pire.ssr
U. Steam Lighter iNEAltNEN row 1lls - nm
Bans forms. vita Instructions Tor al.i's
posas further information will BE- furaiSso h,
ing upon application TO this Once 4he tS
United reject any e. ~ -
posais proposal and to reject o 1900
der Envelopes Containing proposals should pc 1880
Proposals FOR the Purchase % the T. > T7fFT
sEEARNEY.' - and addressed 70 Captain A. ~" 1900
OuarterInEster y. s A.. In charge Of Depot
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SCIENCE.

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE THEORY OF MENTAL
AND SOCIAL. MEASUREMENTS BY Edward I.
Thorndike svo. pp- xii. 2l2. CThe Science Press)
In the Library OF Psychology Scientific
DDS edited by J. McKeen CatteN
AN INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY. BY J. Clark
Murray, LII D.. F. u. s c. Svo. Do. VIII. S17. (3Os
ton: Little Brown s. Coz
Psychology
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POETRY.

TIE HEARTS QUEST. BY Barton Grey. limo. pp.
w. i45 &C.. p PutnaEn's Sons)
MUSIC AND OTHER POEMS. BY Henry van Dyke
limo DID, lI6. Charles Scribner's SOnsB
SIN PLANETS AND SOLAR SYSTEMS. By Edward
Hackett. Emo. pp. 20. published by the authoTl
Verses about the natural world from tho spiritual
point Of view.
sENIRAMIs AND OTHER PLAYS. BY Olive Tilford
Dargan. l2rno. pp. 25O. (Brentano's9
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In the "Chiswick'' series.
THE NEW LIFE (IaA VITA NUOVA) OF DANTE
ALIGHIERI. Translated by Dante Gabriel RossettL
limo pp ~ (Thomas Y. CrOwell Coz
In the "Chiswick'' series.
IBG8fENSEE TheOdor storm Translated by Bertha
NJ. SchimmelfenEig. Emo. Pp tx. 46. Thomas Y
Crowen & Coz
In the "ChIswick'' series.
RUBAIYAT OF OMAR kHAYYAM. Rendered into
English by Edward Fitz Gerald 12mo pp
as. (Thomas Y. CroweI & Col
In TIE 'Chiswlek'' series.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-15

United states Powder pslotsos
Dover. n. J., September ~ -, ~ RI
C,EALED PROPOSALS.. IN TRIPLiCA1E'
- VIII received United states F9SdeF n.
Dover. y j. until p NJ October 49,. ny Is,ase
erection or brick end steE. wheel end Qll
complete. The Government TIE r-stt " tsJ
or pr0pC D parts - =
plicAtlon comma adl-1S OdcAE.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

LED AND LONGsTREET AT HIGH TIDE. BY Helen
D. Longstree-. svo. pp S46 (Gainssville' Ca FuD
llshed by the aUthor.) -
An account Gettysburg from official TesoFos w H
a sketch OF Major Longstreet's private NE una HS
Civil War career. -.
MY LITERARY LIFE. BY Nine. Edmond Adam Culietts
Lambert. 12mo pp. $40 ID Appleton q |o'
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SPORT.

HINTS ON REVOLVER SHOOTING. Fy Walter WInans.
limo. ID. V. 100. &C. z. Putnam's SOasl
Suggestions FOR the choice OF revolver and tia am
munittou directions for tie cleaning care OF Are
arms and practical informR ton about their use Illus
trated with photographs.
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NATURE STUDY.

THE TREE DOCTOR. ny John Davey. illustrated
Svo, PIP 81. (AkrOn: The Saalheld Publishing Com
panyD
4 treatise planting and tree culture. with
relation the physiology OF plant NE. proviolhs
information about the ways In which the
premature trees may be avoided and diseased
trees successfully treated. Illustrated With photo
graphs
pENIZENS OF THE DEEP. BY Frank T. Buen. F. Y;
c. 5. illustrated. SvO. pp 430 H1eming H. Hove!I
Company
Tales about deep animals. based upon personal
observation and scientific facts
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SOCIOLOGY.

METHODS OF PENAL ADMINISTRATION IN THE
UNITED STATES BY Edward Grub. NJ. A 12mO,
pp. 63. Qondon: WertheiIter Lea & Col
Notes Of English Investigators visits
American penal institutions
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HOUSE AND HOME. By Mary Elizabeth Carter. I2no.
pp 271 a. s. Barnes & Coz
In the ''Woman's Home Library. Practical xus-
gestions for the management of a home
PHASES. MAZES AND CRAzES OF LOVE. BY Mnna
Thomas Antrim. Illustrated by Clara Elsene Peck
l6mo. pp. lS4 Phiadeiphia: George W. Jacobs q
Coz
Epigrams about matters pertaining to love ard
lovers.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

FACTS AND FIGURES. BY Edward Atkinson svo pp
2O2. CEIoughtou. Mifiin & Coz
Four papers discussing some fundamentals o
economic science.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR WATER STERILIZERs.

PROPOSALS FOR WATER STERlLIlEA.s.
-Ph:la- Depot. q ~ Dept North American sS''S n
ing. Phia-, October II. lSlA-Sealed proposaiS'
trpEcaLe. received here until II O'Clock a sS
FrIday. october II 1st for furnishing this depot w.
proved pattern. mace BY The Forces Co. Bs1degs 49,
the watch they Will make delivery
reserves thc TgGt TO accept 81 reject any o.
thereof Preference given 70 ~
OF production manufacture c0ndatuu ~
quality price ncluding In the price OF tores.
auctions manufactures duty tkereoni bels
A GUARANTEE n 10 per cent OF the value o. tao
ces proposed accompany all plnpostAs-.
GUARANTEED BIDS will not De considered SS.Si. -
checks viii accepted in lieu OF aTantees b-luN
all information Will Be furnished uo"
plcaton Envelopes containing proposals 70 Us
dorsed Proposals WaIer SterzerS ana ellLs--
70 1t. Col. ]. W. POPE Deputy SuaEterunasieF SS"'
L.. S. A. Depot Ouartermaster-
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a MODERN FRENCHWOMAN
Nine. Edmond adam and Her
Career az an Author.

nSr LITERARY LIFE. Nine Edmond A io@on
fJUliette Lamber). limo. pp- bi- u app
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-26
Are Juries Being TGmpered via,
in Lancaster County?

y
Just before tho grand jury wa,
discharged, hu, af,,. ,lIal ron.
dvrcd lis rCpo,', :'a Wo.acM4.
morning, Judge Gage announced
that the Solicitor desired to call
their attention. TO matter, where,
upon Solicitor Henry saiGto them
that Mr. W. 7. Gregory bad re
ported to him current rumor
that attempts to tampcr with and
fix jurors had been made at form
er Sittings OF the court and per-
haps it had grown TO be somewhat
of custom in this county. lie
hoped such was not the case but
he urgently called upon the grand
Jury to make diligent investigation
into the matter and to report any
person guilty of such to the court
at its next sitting. judge Gage
also impressed upon them the
gravity of the offence to which
the Solicitor had called their at.
tention and urged investigation.
The grand jury Is an intelligent
and honorable body of ,men, and
we believe they will discharge
their duty in this matter ,consci~
entiously, fearlesslv and fully.
These rumors may prove to have
no foundation in fact, but if there
is a man in Lancaster county with
so little regard for the institution
of Justice rs to seek in such con
tempt:hIc way to pcrvert it's ends
we would delight to see him ex-
posed and punished. All iustico
loving and law-ubiding citizens
should help in this investigation
by informing the grand jury Of
any facts which Ray aid them in
ferreting ont the guilty.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-26
Killed BY Anger.

Coroner Louthian was called to
Sharon last Friday to hold on in
quest over the body of Mrs. John
Weaver, a white woman who died
near there the night before.
The testimony showed that Il little
family quarrel developed from
some cause, and while it was on
the woman became very angry.
She presently dropped over dead.
DR.. j. II. Saye testified that her
death was very probably due to
heart disease. .-Yorkville Enqul-
rer.
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Death Ofan Esteemed Citizen OF
the County.
Mr.. Lewis Jackson Cauthen, of
the Oskhurst section, whose recent
serious illness was noted in these
columns last week, died on the
night of March 23d, instant. His
illness, of long duration, was
borne with patience and fortitude
SO characteristic of the man.
MIR. Cauthen was in his SD
year, having been born Oct 70.
1851. He was the last survivor of
ten children born to the late la
mented DR.. w. G. Cauthcn of this
county. He wac married in 1889
to Mrs. Julia Cauthen, who with
one child survives him. He also
leaves surviving him three step.
children, Mr.. w. G. Cauthcn, our
county treasurer, Mr.. Martin b.,
and Miss Agnes Cauthen. He was
a member Of Salem Methodist
church at Heath Springs and lived
n life consistent with his profes
sion. A good, law-abiding citi-
zen, an honest, upright man, his
death will he lamented by all who
knew him. His remains were in
TERED Thursday afternoon at
Hanging Rock graveyard after
funeral services conducted by his
pastor, Rev. j. Marion Rogers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-26
Letter to Paul Moore.
Lancaster, s.

Dear Sir: There are these five
ways Of badness in paint:
CD stuiled.out with chalk, or
something like that;
CD cary ties, better than chalk,
but no covering to it; nobody
knows it's there
(3) benZine in the oil, or wa
ter, or other such stufling;
(G too thin-too much liquid,
whatever 1t is, for the solid;
(5) short measure;
Now will you buy by the price
per "gallon 2"
We furnish our agents with a
state chemists certificate of
analysis that tells what's in
Devoe.
Yours truly,
f. w. DEvoE q Go.
46 New York
Lancaster Mercantile Go. sells
our paint.
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Dekalb Mills to be Sold.

Charleston, March 22.-Judge
w. H. Brawley in the United
States circuit court today order
ed the sale Of the DeKalb cotton
mills of Camden. this State, for
the benefit of creditors. The up.
set price is fixed at $15O,O00 and
the date Of sale is left with
Special Master Thomas c.. Dun
can.
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Items From Kcrshaw Era


Mr.. f. f. Blackmon is able to
be out again, we are pleased to
state, after long confinement to
his home on account of rheuma,
tism.
"A subscription of 800 was
raised Friday for the purchase of
pair of blood hounds. They
will be the property of the sub
scribers to the purchase money,
and their use by others will he
charged for.
Mr.. j. +. Stevens is visiting
his brother, Mr.. j. II. Stevens in
Rock Hill, who is suffering with
a pulmonary affection. We un-
derstand that the latter will be
taken to Colorado in the hope
that he may be benefited.
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TO BL GIVEN AWAY
$50 IN GOLD.

To The purchaser Of each 81
worth of goods for the next three
months will give / gucsscs for each
81 worth of goods purchased.
The one nearest to the number of
beans in jar will receive see in
gold, second nearest $40 in gold:
third 50 in gold. Remcmber the
time and the gold.
j. Is. MackOrel.
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Geese In Place of Negroes in The
Cotton Field.
Monroe Journal.


The rail fence in these parts is
almost thing of the past. In
driving over the county a good
deal of late, the writer has seen
but one large field enclosed in a
fence made of new rails. This
one has Just been put up by Mr..
nj. X. Blggers in Goose Creek.
1t encloses n large cotton field and
was put up to keep geese in, as he
expects to turn that big field over
to these fowls to keep 1t chopped
out. Squire A. W. McManus
says that geese are better than
anything else to chop cotton, and
since a good many people are OK
pecting to be short on hands this
spring, this may be poin-
ter.
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Trespass Notice.

All persons are warned not to
trespass by hunting, fishing, or in
any other way on my lands in
Flat Creek township, known as
the "Willis Gregory" place. The
law will be enforced against all
parties disregarding this notice.
L. S. Gregory.
Mar 10 -1oOi ~,
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Mar. Is, 1904 I'm.
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MaCkOrelI'S.
Eggs, full Plymoth Rock, so

Sheriff., of Cheraw, are guests of
Mrs. j. M. Stewart.
Mr.. w. S. LangIey's many
friends were glad to see him here
this week. He is now engaged on
large building contracts in Green.
wood.
-Messrs. b. G. Ashcraft, III.
q. Moore and Frank Armfield, of
Monroe, were in attendance on
Court here this week, the latter as
attorney9for Mr.. w. G. Dees and
the two former as witnesses.
All the latest books and mag
azlnes for sale at the Crescent
Restaurant. Will also carry a
line of school books.
I'm. Jno. w. Elliott.
Mis- Stella Roddey has ac-
cepted a position, and will assist,
In the Office of DR.. E. S. Mellow.
She will also study to become a
trained nurse.
Lost! A 80 cal. hammerless
pearl handle Smith Il Wesson pis-
tol. Finder will be rewarded bv
leaving at this Office.
-Messrs. j. 9. Elliott ard f.
Q. Lanier have exchanged cottages
Mr.. Elliott moving with his
family to his old home which has
been occupied by Mr.. Lanier, and
Mr.. Lanier and his family moving
to the Bennett cottage which Mr..
Elliott has been occupying slnco
his return to our town few
months ago.
AT preliminary hearing be.
fore Magistrate Caskey Thursday
in the case of the negroes charged
with breaking into the Southern
depot last Friday night John
Williams was discharged from
custody, the evidence in the opin-
OF the Magistrate, heing insult
fcient to hold him.
Letters remaining uncalled
for in the post-office at Ian
caster for the week ending Mar.
26th, 1904, are as follows:
Miss Berthe Robson, Miss Sarah
Steward, Miss Many Mennota
Thomas, Netty Morgan, Miss Ju-
La Haton, Mrs. Allie Marry, Mr..
w. M. Prellan Esq.
Belle Nance, =. Nj.
For sale! As acres, Steele,
land | mile East Buford Monu.
ment, and 65 acres miles North
east of town, known as "Joe
Huey place" Apply to Il. S.
Carter.
The Mecklenburg Presbytery
declined to relieve Rev. G. w.
Belk, who recently resigned as
pastor of Tenth Avenue Presby.
terian church at Charlotte and he
will continue pastor of the church.
During several years past, the
Anderson Intslligencer has been
urging the young men among its
readers to buy homes. The ad-
vice was good when the lntelli-
gencer gave it first and it Is good
yet. 1t is good rot only in An
derson; but in \ ork, Union,
Cherokee, Chester, Lancaster and
elsewhere -Yorkville Enquirer.
Subject to prior sale and
withdrawal, l offer fifty (5O)
shares of the Common Stock of
the LancasterEotton Mills at 105
per share.
Henry w. Thomson,
I'm Spartanburg, S. G.
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Court PrOceedings-Rcport
Grand Jury.

court of Common Peas was open
ed.
AT the time Of going to press
Tuesday the jury was out in the
Plyler ~ Dees case. This Jury
failed TO reach II verdict and an
other mistrial was ordered.
Thompson Watts charged with
murder was found guilty of man.
slaughter and sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary.
Walter McManus, charged with
the murder of John Leech, color
ed, was found guilty of man
slaughter and recommended to
mercy. He was sentenced to
four years imprisonment.
The lnditments in the cases against
AndersonC Caskey and Robert, Dun
lap, both charged with traf-
ticking In seed cotton, were quash-
ed on the ground that the act of
tho Legislature under which the
defendants were indicted is uu-
constitutional, null and void as
special legislation, it apply ing to
some counties in the State and not
to others similarly circumstanced
Clyde Crawford, charged with
attempt to poison, was found not
guilty.
Jack Tillman pleaded guilty to
the charge of maliciously injurlng
mule and was sentenced to four
months Imprisonment and pay Il
fine OF ST., or one days imprlson>
ment and pay fine of $50.
The case against Frank Perry,
John Williams and Jim Moses,
charged with breaking into the
Southern depot was remanded to
Magistrate for preliminary hear
ing and continued to next term.
Braxton Leeck, charged with
murder, was found not guilty.
The State VS.. John Young,
murder, was continued to October
term and Young admitted to bail
IN the sum of $500.
The State VS.. G. b. Skipper,
charged with murder, was also
continued to the October term.
The Sessions court then adiourn-
ed.
GRAND JURY's REPORT.
The following is the report
rendered by the grand jury:
To his Honor q. w. Gage,
Presiding Judge:
We, the Grand Jury of Ian
caster County, beg to submit the
foil owing report:
We have examined and passed
on all Bills of Indictment handed
us by the Solicitor.
We have appointed the follow
ing committees for the purposes
named:
f. r. Horton, S. f. Hlnson,
W. Il. Blackmon and w. G. Bird,
Committee to examine The Ker-
shaw dlspenS nSary.
S. d. Taylor, II. M. Culp, L.
nj. Stogner and J. d. Bailey,
committee to examine the Lancas-
ter dispensary.
Il. E. Gregory, j. A. Howe,
Z. a. Parker and z. b. LingIe,
committee to examine the County
Offices.
w. p. McManus, d. d. M.
Bailey, G.. @. Faile, A. b. Small,
and w. H. Pardue, committee to
examine the county poor house,
Jail and court house.
We presena John Jackson, Jr..
for the murder of Minnie Ander-
son on or about the 18th CAV of |
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