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\ ? IArK<^N'C RIQTUPI ATI <r* t , ? [7 ifv nf .Ftnlrtnti^a /I - 1 HE LANC cruciwAM ?*i ?AA?/ V 5ASTER NEWS. JULY I! ? 1 f n ?r? I ? a. v . <.% A Jl 7. I9Q9 ' * f . ^ u . '*", V *j - fv^v* , v ,.= K0 VIM I III liflVI Mr. SaHey Again Proves Andy Was Born in Soi Carolina From the Columbia State. To th?? Efiir ?r of Th*? Sto'A 111 nonnaoiinn mitii IT U? V w* o uu v?ij " him a native of South C that Twenty." hree years late ith ! "on ttxe 1 'he spot on * -appeared in a L?i< w!? c'i was prepared un supi lyision by one of his Ait^m friends .<-vai?u oL.iMiiun in iurk arolioa. ? r Jack- Judge Dismissed as h map Service Jury that Fail >nr??jjliy yict in Concealed W? ?>"> in Which Defeadaats closest lhl, ^ pirt0|,. LUUK1. V| Unfit for : # J ed to Con- \ upon Case f Admitted 1 I : v * Vt t r Jk Si -y ' ?, ikv> TJ "Wallace** fttric'nree on thf toMa) mi the AuJertj >n j Mail about .Jackson au<l Oal Jet me say that Mr Walli entirely in error wheu he ga ''Mr. a. . Salley, the 1 investigator. sought a fe* ill! VI ? edi- Hearsay evidence a?to a L)*ily birthplace is not admirst! houn deuce iu cour ts, but th< ice is ment of a persou himself ys: self as to hiB or her bir latest is admissible, years 1 be only old person i child's ?"rbvil?e special 11 . . urabh R-cor:, Jul,- U bio ?v?- ... , ^ Me in mi nee r ihis mor 3 state, miHse i m panel of \ < or her- . , i jurors as uofi'. for <urih tnplace . . in his court because libe.*?tely failed ?o c nt the J a the C !- | V ! I: JoU.e . j uing dig 1 m j i rk county jm er service j s it had de- J \ i onvict ot \ M We Ban ( II Hosef up ' '-4 tiBfcx $??? Ji ago to prove that the McK house was in Sou h O .roliiii In the firpi ?<;e <;Mr. , Sailey" lias never looke i the matter at all, so far a iteuerai public is inform i. uudereigned, who has j enny neighborhood who left a.'* ment in writing was Gen A. S. l)?vie, one of ihe three i into nieu that community li 19 the produced", a mau some i he Jackson'? rfenior, an'J he g;vei> 'tia J tck-on \v?- b rn ii h sta'e cirr-v,n8 concealed o es W R* Caee where two defends ' ' ' 1 y admitted that th*y io)s. as evet 1 he case trr? w out o years; . , , row at Iirzih la?t Au? 8tateui . ti South e l'H1 ?>../] * ... I > II k Iponi 1 (i c* t?t* oper- JT hat] p?.| 1 if a picnic ^ u^t wnere ' M snooting % w lUi- II' \ -i 11 Hi \ i some s'uily to the *ubje.> has published three twde.v :vipers therein, has nof. in e o? those papers, nought to ; that ''the Mclvenuv hoi-t :n .Sou'h Carolina He shown by the mesne convex t unci Carol<urt. S m- v*>ry g<?u i mt i?her ??:ro? with Mr. Wall?<.. i jrove : writer Has -addei1 ? the e > wan j"D theo'her feide.:" bin 'It h?if< j douhtrt 'ha* I bey are "goc . at cejes ' ?* what constitute* h rt-i'i iwu n.usjpns H'J i ! -'>ii h t<l > e ?n it' lic'ed Jn iniv I th.;i the'00 "ry "*'th in'ei andcairvit>2 ?nf?a!ed videucQ e w.iier , ''tr" ;l to "! ?d judo-!' c,l"P testimony in . . .but b'*th f f the Kusell* iHlorical i I I ii.it tnev hnl n-.rnlj a iv?tnn- M I or hs-'SUfiL | a' (i kill I weapon?. V I *1 Oi COn- , M l*: ; ihe ca-e. # 1 a?lmiUeJ 1 I't ouuon ixu % m?mmmw?mmmmrn? n mt 1 recoros or ivifciienburg hat a' 'he time of Jack birth one George McKenav, ' McKenuey") owned a 'th land in tb it "county, iu me -vinceo' Nor'h Carolina, in all that lias yet been *>'. rvt* tU a '? >uuty; eviuence. me *:re?t n sou's of the a< credited author (not historical work in this i lci of who have looked into th? pro- the writer's vie* That already they are begin hown ?-howii in handling the q t lilito ti ^? *1 u aaj ?rity I ' 1 he jury i<\6t niuht J ltiea on a verdict ol to' gut] country . 6 . count*. Tine mo^nin > matter , Meraminaer had the ii r8) Htid , and quickly told it tha ntnn to . J . . ht to tn.ke it?elt an-] t ueetion. f v . ... , ? , _ ol j orit ridiculous w ?r .ujiht in % ' \ 011 all M g J urljje B ' ary called B t it it taw ml tie county J 4. ith such r ^ 1 % And will move all of th< stores up town, the sanu up there as the ones quo B X ^ ^ i stocfc to our big ; prices will prevail ted some time since v/.? iiiv vvmci ri ic \\j iur UU ver?y. Tho?e people wh iieve that Jackson wan br North Carolina base their 1 n-j a tradition that Geo. Wi o! North Carolintr worhe \ i 1858 aud gave to Jame* Pa who published a life of J iir u* h 4,?v w "uuiuci vi iuu vi o b'- y*rs in ?<iuth Carolina >rn in C'?gniz>d bv bench, bar a beJifl men) includiug trie pr^ne ilkup justice ot onr supreme jp in bive afi9urej the writer irfon, ^ 8 ,maieM hi? ca3e. fcron f?flord >f? "rest" fo- th<? i . verdict. he did not proi "O re- , K ' ; low n 11 matte him ri net lav- ... ntcniel If JU'y proper court, "le ""und ie men who ha I shot oth< thai he . ry toe back. a?* in thid case tie can . U'>t his lookout, lor he >'?Ee to a) ' M | dicul >u?. M to a-J qui S | I'-deleu^e M j >r m en in I , t!i?t ? ad m | coolu not M I r in our circulars, really \* bargains for the Cash bu have to do is to . - &> . re have some great yer, and all you will iii cAA - I ? In 1860. Gen. Walkup i several ol ^ peof lo who s that o'her people 'dder themselves had told theni i years befcre that Jaek.-'.u boru iu the lioose of <?cor::< jvemey." There was r: ?t a - I " ' t'un>l 1- A. >. Salfe, iated t ^ul-V ' >, iwsr. ib.?n ^any Viewing the Corpse wat? ,% From hippincotl's. P Mc- ,p . , ! 1 do corpse wa- neat] sntile i ... | help himoelt^ but whe N' r* t) acquitting deieuJac r iu? concealed weapo there had not even jot the charee. it I he vvou'd 8*and f >r. E y com- c?re to criticise the j? i) it carao w ifs o: car- * n*, where w u & denial M nore than K le did net m ! irv or lee m # and you will be convince We will have lots of 11 on tables, marked in 1U kJUC <5. It; . Tesc goods arranged 9 w trjPHB t'> teetity of h?- o ( wn knowledge. The hci witness?* ?'! never hear' one wl)t? j>re?ei?t tn.i s'atement, s^ve one oH -x< who whs but seven years c the lime nf Jackson's 1 I pus <i wunin ? plain r lier ; standing in t he ui *ir. roou a! <lV ; were na'hevcd ^ inny i8uch Of tilt' neighbors a KH h find space. The di??i>iH man HO|emu ?.fUoeral air" w; * ttt ill; they sat hushed i" bi 3ir^'' icilcn^^ TWo nro i/?ho? " coffin,] lure it,Our he wcuid not ), where t1 'T c??e? ot>'<?re if. ?vea ^nd t'jW * could e' '? c ?n9iile' thenm ed aud ' niies ?d ir^m further *i as over on C urt mi i instracte real hinji, get their pay and ir-) t1 Tfi on tiirniruf ^ -1. ? ccntinu" J Jj f tti? si \?hey >1T?? di* 1 li . neniance M li 1 ihetn t<> K II h?ir *aw | | -4 *- * % Plain if-' *..1 and we are sure will apj bargains of the greatest 1 Enures . peal to you as being values you have seen < , > ' I J?very item (.1 evidence oi by l'arton Irom Walk up * her people is hearsay o! flimsiest character, tie he ;es imony o! uneducated j e not one of whom knew \ the boundary line betweet - j/.v 'V"?1 c tiered ( jt was Ht tk?is j irom there mtereJ a l<>n$ f l*ie Uiwn Ka-t nai>ve. lull-ri ,ir'ay Sunday clothes and t >jle' rhues. The undertaker vliere ^ea(j jlim 0fft the J 1 frowned, and others raa< UU3C, UUifc iU iiiu uncture judee ordered the dra f, lanky special venire of 17 ijrst'd in which to fi-1 the p a squeaky men dismiRaed. tried to The j irors were lun treacher'for a few moments *1 J? fcicrnR lett the court ron-n rn - ei-K, me s ; >**inc of a m men with m <?? o: the I 10. lunied u od fina ly m pit rt-. iinK in a long time. Everything going wi before it is too late. thout reserve, come v. aroi.na* wa0 in i/ih, ax l uot been run. Then, aite cepting the tradition that ? ton was b^rn in McKer house as true, there hai to bold presumption that McK< had a house upon that tri lorwl V.?.W I !,a<1 and gestures th-it were r MC* takable. But despi e tb 'ttL ~ late comer stalked over II ^ for h moment beside tb a then crowded back into em -N 'It's a hot day, am't " i e.tid in tones tha* c mid b i .i ? ?- ? ,"i unmis crest'allen. Jud&e Met e$e the action, though coining lo stand i tore of a .surprise, has le bier, : unqualified public appi a seat. | it?" he ANOTHER REPORT ( ie heard I.1ANT WCnniK I j "i 'iVU ? nuiu^er'e M m the n*. m wet with w rora!. M OF BRIL ir M Yours for 1 V in n r Aninm business, .( >> < tu 4* "i v>i V. OJ UHlic* n iiu xie lived iu that house at the that Jackson wa- born. Tj all there is to the North Car claim, and none ot the eia n has ever sbo? n anvthinu substantial than thai. < >u the other han l we 1 luBl|out in the Kitchen, as 1 lirae back and mopped his bro ha' ie 'plie m*n addressed with embarrassment an ulutS frantic "ho*h 1" signs ' more lips; but, nothing abas? iankv cne continued : have n r r |( AO/VIM ae sank ? w. Fuller Account of tke A flashed Mr. Eafene CuWern ii made Louise Brewer in Ker With his Kt.rehaw Kr*, July 1 *. led, the Pursuant 10 the aunc in"'" " 1 u" I\l? w ferriage of V and Miss V ikaw. I J aocemear , m r.. m lidRlt'ilMn Merea utile direct testimony, such as rnissible iu courts, that Jac *ae born on the pl&nta'ic Robert Crawlord ?u S ?ui"n olina. Jackson hirmeli s iu writing af hast a dojj-n \ that he *"as ? native ol J it, nd- "Quite a right -mart ;op0n 0l,r? a,n 1 thvre?" >n of mHn *>y hie bide t Car- f}'e ,n t:!e n'?w. but 'ated ''c one WR< ?blivioiJ9 to su tim -8 ft'-'d he went on ; South ''^eHn Bill?'' turning hii .. _ .,?<? ?v IU ? UC ir-"f J <>MoU9l0| Kershaw's popula people, Mr. Eugene C i as pur veru HlJ(j \iiS, Louis* the rus- Ureter, were married 1 irrouncl- ,1,^ evening at six o'cl palatial home o: th s thumb ,n>ther. Mrs. Mollis h <WU r JOUOK M urtis Cul- A Elizabeth E a->t Ttjur?. m ock at the \ *? bnde*? % ifhwtr mi i I 1 nmpany Carolina.lie on& par i occasion, when appealed i Hive the place 01 hi? birth, tt was born on Robert Crawf plantation in the \Y?X'?a* South Carolina. The lam rords of this State and th? t'ujn *n * directi mi of the cai lo tc Another nod -if rest a, }ie trorn the li-ten^r. Th ord's ^rand finale* : g jh ''Looks lite hel , don't irm.j i l :_L?_ iket. South M<itM?n street. U gnat ion f D -nJy, o1 Oid Pun en the, 1( K.fmer )>HbU'r oi tue I tici. The weu.lic t he!" i w*3 yDyei b; Mrs Dei of the ol!icidiin?; nVu'si i Fhe home waa a b.-ec , m t?e Kev J. a:, S. C., 1 j bfi Jf, of W 1 marcb I n ly, ,v ie ! ??????? er. j rated with a solid ha ie o: lor#?- n tl nlsnrs nf flnn-ars ckgrouud of the trout ptair*?y, i ?nit Urn* m<. k.. V. ? ? ?ud she was quet of bridest if _ r* -* ?"? - ? naid ros^S and cial map oi the official bour i.ue between North Cuolin* South Carolina ahow that C lord's plantation was in i Carolina. Two map*, om official map, made in 1820, many old people oi the comi ^ jary muict rvincu uj u|nui \ and Camden M>?H3enger: 'raw- the storm on Tuesday eve >outh Inst week lightning atn s an B. M. Peafce's lot fence, when is supposed that it playe mun- the wire at t^ie top of thi liuess and was fiil?d w Daring from town and othe ining of relatives and triend* o ick Mr. trading parties. , Mi?s , and it ter, of Lancaa'er, ' d along dressed iriipink figured 0 fence, Ohene, revived at tbc ? - r ~ - r ?? " " i ll t:u^^ The evening twilight r piaces, out and the parlor i the con- I by means of candles. 24el i Tor- The entrance of rho was party was from the , Crepe de by the front and rea i door and land in the folio win? ? ...... uir .j \ lirr rsuori, t was shut Cuiv^rn. brother o was lighted woo descended fi stairway. Thenca the bridal brde md her maid second fl >or sis'er, Miss Sus'e ir stairways former dressed in order: Misa <1 rPkft fit raunn Mr. rrea a. lern. They wei l the groom, parlor by the grc rora the rear man. Dr. D. I me the lovely Vauclaose, who ot honor, her the dining room c Brewer, the The two br a handsome dreeeed alike, ia re met in the * torn and his bent I. Swensrel, of entered through loor. ides maid 8 were : white Flaxon, - w A - ? uy, who were Jackaou g ?ei were still alive, fix the ( Jackson's birthplace ou C ford's plantation. The year a legislative comm: containing old men of the \ aiors, and struck two of bis mu >ot of log both of them. Th* ?raw- were good ones, and thi same pretty heavy on Mr. P er* it tee, cotton in his field was k rein- several places by ligbtni lea,kill- gave cordial welcom mules guests. 9 loss is The geueral color s ce. The the occasion was green i illed in The parlor in which ng also, mony was performed i C9 e to the Marie Brewer, sitter < descended the front m eheme fo. " ? *' ?|?8 P"1' her eicort, Mr. H. tud whi e. of (jtmdeo, who cam tne cere- rear stairway; next *aa deco- Mary Mickle, of Car __ wwww W# Wi *pv UUI )f the bride, nb wer .bouquet of kairway nod valley, her heir cai Dr pPT*y ct ' L Richey, / A w e down (be ?nd ma,d*n h#" came Mis* m*id of honor wi nden, down white F.axon and I, </ IJ lug " M"4 WWII VMIW liliM of the brideemrid row l*ht op with (toltBMOi A* .f .h. volley lern. The ^qSSrtLwM^il IB dretwd in tim ?*d ahmjt afcx , . by J F Maekey Oc carried a boo- FW?a?y. I m vuHfjwi or . mSm'm tojvrj. to wa^^^Htotoal 4m qriok nlaf. MB Mi A fMtatork w-? V ? * tk jjT- A/:-2* i:>C, . * - - , . \ \ww. m m