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WOMAN'S WORK. t AH.ptCM j?r? that b " jiiSvH woman's v MSI ri,ucT!c W "Z'r< > T^h Hr 4 n- m;,? ; y* /y\ J hii<J <i|v R?-*y * - S proximately - -'<'e/~w^jg<^ *)/ tr.;e of tlie II tli ousii n <1 a /y, m BlfrVjPjl'* who work all ^ j Sjm y^pf-lfr* ies and stores V I T,1V'* ?***'"?/ k making anil tlieir o w n clot ties or sewing for others to patch out u meagre income. Women who are ton mm li on their feet, or who are unable to 6taud the strain of over-work and wurr , ai" peculiarly susceptible to the we* nr.-vx-i and irregularities that are tlio bane of womankind. Tlie symptoms of such derangements areiusufhe. ut or excessive menstruation, headache, 1-ackarhe, neuralv'ia, leucorrhcea, displa mcnts and extreme nervousness atnou 'iry in mr? cd-ts to hysteria. The use o* inorphiiu is rl .1 i us ami ex ttr.i.i. tiona by male phym. tars are painful and unpleasant. Hi i;'.e??r? Teniale Regulator, the at.ir. l ' remedy fora quarter of a centui , .vol speedily and permanently cor n ct the worr t u. ^>"<1 of women Ttttuifcrld's Rrjp.il.At or u? sold l>y dnqfjpsta at o-. d< : a lxitl.c. Interesting ar.?l va". . ? ah!?> U-oks for women mailed free oa apjiOCUiliou. Ulfi iSftAOFlELO 6F1ULAI0R 60.. Mlapta. ?*. 1 WHV'KVWWWW U j f An g? imperfect skin i is always caused by ( k) bad blood. Remove the , cause! Improve your , k blood. How? By tak-( | ing the blood purifier , k that has stood the test , * lor thirty years , I Johnston's rSarsaparillaj ? QUART HOI TI I!. I S> Tt has thousands of jj P happy friends. Quart I Bottles sell every- d $ where at $i. I ? "THH M'CHKIAN DRUO COMPANY," d ? iX-trolt^Mlch. J Llverrttet lot l.irrr 1H?, jp The Kunoui IJttlo Lir?r Pill*. (| * ? lilt Hh fl H O. I J F Mackey < ??, l.H?ca-ter, R C. I Dm M \ Hicks, Fort Liiwn, H. C. 'O. 11 Jortlan, F<iit Lawn. H C' Fruuied ^tenges Harder '?it !. ! I 1) * v i .1 nl Wall* to (i?t It i.*\ b't ?n I ? Itloody Day lo Indian* (?r<?. Kv , Dei1 1G ?Jim ??,. iitw.-. ,| ;1ri>l Hud RowUnd. ne *r?ri? Hanvni ir S o'clock jtoni/kt i'i t?i.i jail yard at Kook jim i, Ind., bv a mob (if 500 iuer*. n*> Hcnd?M-mn t'l I Kit * I and way la d, mMtd"i'< I and th?n robbad i 1 S Smii hi-,. i ?rln?w I?hi bar, early t niv. m* <r ?' 'i>z hi; t i mm Miapactad were .r-?-u* ' iii'1 iv th?* aid of bloodii 'Mil I - !i< u _ni? lt ?vii'i w-tah1 i-.hod II hi h'vs n vn sh to d^atli ii hit roll mh I 'h#n Inland R nvUnd curd**?1? I tofti lie mu -i runp up Tin? bodies worn afterward fiddled w'th bnMata CLOTHING lll.OOl) ATAINK1) Indianaiiolii, Ind , L)eo 10?A -perul to the S*ntinel from Hock ;?ort, I ii 1, hh v k: iwu negr?.*?, .Jim Henderson tin<) 15.id K >* imiil. who waylaid, ot ill:) 11\ murdered aid l'o I) I led Sim n-, m whuo oat >^i, earl' this morning w?-re I\ nchod ill the jail ? nrd !> h nio'i *t 1 ,im;0 frenzied ctti/.'-ns tonight Ihi' negroes .*r:c u. ..led early and although Hon lands' clothing wait blood tuine tli-: ji?n claimed lho\* ?sere inn >cent of the crime In the meantime, SborilT Clement, of I nion coiiniy. K.v , arrived with .? trained bloodhound in rcsponee to u tel??gr i|)hic "uuiuions. A not. OINVUTEI) TIIKM When (he <1 ?? w*<* placed on the trail he followed it until he reached the house whne Rowland lived, ?ix block" '"mm th > aceneof he murder, and went baying to the lied llie negro had occupied. I hi- w in rwoiigh for the frenzied p? ipolace. sn KRIKK W AS <: a u ! ' Within id few minute* a mob of n thoiuand howling, blood-thirsty ritir.eiu, with sledge hammers, rope* and nuns were running to the jail. Sheriff Anderson and but mi deputies mads a stand and attempted t ? p rot set ths prisoners. Ths officers were seized by the I* dare ?d the mob, who di?armed them. '' hs aheritf nan thsti locked in h room and place I under guard, but hs stoutly refused to fjirs up thekeysor tell where the prisoners wei s hidden. liAiThiiF.n down i nr. WAi.i.a. Failing to g*t ths keys, the mob made a determined but noL.I tpnAuaf 11 i ulleioid ^ ? 4 <*iv\ .11 | 'C III B.tIV IB I lid jail dour. I?y this time the would he lynchers weio in a perfect fren/.v und securing a teh grah pole they used it a* u battering ram and caved in tli? aid* wail of th jail. The door of Kewland'a eell wh ? tlien quickly broken in with sledge hammers and ha waa dragged from the jail to the ?a?t *ide of the ;ourt yard, where a noose waa place<l ai irul hi neck, lie was given timo to make a statement in which he implicated dim Henderson and another ne^ro. ur.utiKD riTF.oi :si.y. Uowland then begged piteouslf for mercy, but the mob awiftly swung the confessed murderer to a tie* and riddled hia body with bullets. Loafing the body of Rowland dangling from the limit of Jie tree, ili* molt rushed I tack to the jail | and atteiipted to buret open the cell occupied by Henderson, but before the atael burs yielded to the blow* of the sledge Home one in the crowd tired upon the terrified negro a* he crouched in the corner of hie cell. A few mo* ; merit* more and the deor of the cell wa* broken in. The ne^ro, o ? more dead than alira, we* drag* I ged at a rope'* end to the court -.-mum .tm M% house yard and ewung on the tree j beside the body of Rowland. KAORR FOH A NOT 11 Kit. Firing a parting volley at the swiuging bodies, the mol?, eager for another victim, hurried away to catch the other negro implicated bv Rowland in his confession He was found at a hotel where ha wan 1 employed as a porter The negro escaped to the roof of the building , and Manager Pabular succeeded ! in convincing tlie tuob tliat tho . porter had nothing to do with the [ crimp, proving hii alibi for him 1'ho mob thon dispersed apparent > ly satisfied with its awful work of; venoeanc 4 FIENDISH M I'KDF.K The negroes' eictim, Simons, | wa? wavlaid and murdered in thej most brutal manner one *t|uare from th? main street of the cilv j a* ha was poimr i a his hiirna from i hi* harbar shop at 2 o'clock this* morning. As was customary withi him he earned tlvo day's receipt** at his place of business The no groe* were aware of this aad evi? dentiy laid their plans accordingly. SriKKD "TO DEATH Crouching behind a fence thov awaited tlif"ir victim, jump**! from | their place of concealment ami at-h tacked liiin from hrh'nd, atriking him urn the heal with a heavy!, club will] i large nail driven intoj, the and of it Although terribly j | beaten Simons made a desperate , tight and hi* criee and struggles L H'inn attracted two hoye, who < went to his Rsaibtatuv , hut they I, were a moment too late. Then victim of the two negroes having | succiimt?ed to the terrible beating, , lav dead at their feet. I , The murderera then drove the , woiild-he re?cuei'b awny and a*.- j cotnplished their original design ? that of robbery - securing a bag j containing something over ^40 j from ihe prostrate form of their i , , 1 Tirtiiu mivI iniKId their eaeape. Si UK >fi>? win, terribly heatn; hi* wknll wan cru?he<l in, his head and face beaten into a pulp. Four gaping wounds showed where the pike on the club had punctured| the dead man's *>k 111 and pane-1 trated his brain I \\ ITN KsS l >KI V V N INHAN f,. Walter F.rana. una of the young ,1 men who attempted to im* Simon*' life and who alleiwurd* uo . dieted in the rouioviug of the dea l iiiiu'i remain* to hi" homo wt? groativ utFo?'tod and almost snlTbr-i ed nervous collapse. \ftwr wit 'needing the tragedy lie lost his i reason. I ' WIDOW MAY DIK. I , I Head man's widow in pro??trated and it is believed she will die from| the shock. Iloilie Simon* camei here irom Win si ow, 1 nd., thro* years ago and era-, a popular young inan. Two Hundred Drowned While | "Rubber Necking.'' I Canton, Dec. 13. ? The failing, 1 over hoard of a man from a pas ranger heat on the Wn?l river, j near I to Kau, led to a rush of | some 400 passengers to the side of I the vessel, which caused her to, aink, over liOO persons being drowned. Lands for Sale. The following lands ' in Lancaster county are olTercd j f??r hhIo .>ti easy terms S A. i> ace sen acres. J K. ami U. KuiulerburK place ft*>7 J acres ; I I. VV. Tillman place 2-1 hcivs. It. W. MpDhw place 7*>0 acres. ' If portion* of either of lt?e *hhI t racls ) j are desired the same will he run out ami |i'aHc<l to suit purchaser*, terms) of which cmii he obtained <ui appiica-' tioo to () < inti*. reprmeillative of the I ' owner* or It KA It II Allison, I,ail- 1 i canter, a. c. 2m. | . T. W. SECRFSf, SURVEYOR, OSCKOLa, H. t". If fully equipped, amlfi|iialitled, and ' solicits yuur aarrajiag. California Storm. Hlnwn I) iwn Mid TI?'?S and Tete^rupli lY>lo? Snapped Off. S-in FrvicUtM, ')?( ,. 14. ?Tin* storm lint ni^ht wu* lli?> Heroreet in \ h? history <>f th?o Slain. ()?i? mail imnied I,oomnn was killed iirm omiinn. Hie damage to propeitr wnH considerable, and tli? wires w#i'? suspended for several hours. The storm extended eenerallv over the central and northern portion* of the State. Several persons wore injured :tt llejo, and some house* were blown down ut Fair held. Iji^htnin^ .struck in several places in this city and many i tiild* inws were unroofed or hi >\vn down Annmj* the demolished structures is St Matthew's Kpiacopal church. The running of ferry boats was stolHtAii \ hliniKttt1 <tf a in u I 1 r? f n ft I'l" " were capsized in * he buy. Saved his Money Lived >i Mi?*r una Left $5,9nn,? OOO to Various Charities. London, Deo. 15.? Kobert Ariogton, the eccentric sent Ionian of Leeds, who lived in u iiiim-i i\ liiunner in o?*der to bo ublo to derote liis we iltli to foreign mixtion*, left oyer .CI,000,000 to charities :>f all tied* He made hu fortune nit of r brewery ur.d lived in one lilthy room containing auout anuch furniture as a pauper'? hovel Disappointment in love is ?aid id have been responsible for his e\ traordinary life. I'vis tall, spare m?t? who wore a whuiched hat and Iresaed in fravod garments, made ill tllMstvIe 11 f the - 1 - - 1 ~' vta? kiiiinii tn ^tve iiv*av a penny in hie life time. Ksiil a Buzzard Story. Richmond Time*. Col. .1 II I'Ntill, editor of The Sa?annah News. tells u mm relinua tory of the tli^ht of a buzzard from New York to Charleston in four hours "There had been * lot of talk," said he. "about the timo whieh would lie required for one of these liver- to home, iin<l it was apicod one dav to box up a tine looking spe iuii'H end ship it to New York Thero was a oreet deal of interest ill the tst of speed and who received the swift bird of tbe eir was instructed to release it at a certain hour, and to telegraph the momnut tIim buzzard sniffed th** free hit. I'he message ( >me heie that the l?ird, all properly marked for identification, had been released from its box, and watchers ware stationed in Market street to time the moment of jtr rival. Various time allowances had been euctrc.sted by the interested crowd of watchers, and the prevailing idea was that the buz. 7.ard could not ^jet back home for a dav, if ut all. lint this in where the people weie wronj?, for an 1 remember it, the buzzard poked its nose toward Charleston as soon a? it waa set free, and the trip to Charleston was made in four hours. Theold bird appeared to be very much the woree for wear when it t;ot in, but a record Lin 1 been made, and all the penis made on the tlying time were up .eh" The Lawmakers. ?] Washington, Dec. 15.?The iouse today pn?>ed the pension ippropriation hill. It carries H 4 5,145,239The er??r revenue reduction hill passed the house. The lull as pju* sd reduces the war tax about M0,000,0tl0. The One Day Cold Cure. Krrmi4t'< CkoroUIr* l.aantirr Qnlnint for cold in the hrail and acre throat. ClulSrvn takr than like oaa<1jr. <xihp - * \, % ? j iVotioe to Debtors. I All purlios indebted lo nio are ' ?< 11M* t ? I to SMttlvJ ?t \ .? .I'liost npotMiontv us I ii. .1 nil tlio money ?In?? iih> lt?'sj >ooi 'n11v, J 10 lint it .l *t\ !) "t TRESPA'S NOTICE. KvitvI?o<I\ i> fori?i?M?mi t<> trvs?? J pus? in nnv wii\ on tho lands of |<J A l'lvlwr or l)r W H Nnpp in . Hntonl township, liouminti us foU j Ions: On Knst l>y Stun'I HHk, I on Soiiili li\ (i \V l'*l\tor, on \\'?>t hv .1 11 Stowart and on North l?y I StKtot lino. I he law will linen* forced against nnv person disregarding thin<>tie? (' \ HI \ lor, VV II Suppa. ? Mm m imi i f f r\ r .n % rv r% at mw? a n AUUlldKS NOilUS. i vtotihk i- it ri'r: v > iv.n I * I ii .i hi nil- * ... Ii.' ; Ir in ih?" Ik tliijr f .1 : iikt\ I' 11 e i!Oi Ii ilny F In lot I t !li I ! , In- t . | f I ???' V - I I u* 1 I ' * ll< l N .\ | V ITS of I, til' ivMfi nil 11 All |.? ii i u.|; (.nil.. n \ i 1111.flr i |nm-i. 'Hnhi ? r ? ml, ??" i,i" "Hiri'i s. i.u .' i- <.t .? i n-li ii.i , ? me i>; iih r? i ! .n iiu-tft* i xt'" t'?r. mlministratnr, I rei'?ivei ai'i'ini'ilinir ?>HI *^t*i t, j tit'nri. y <i! (ui-lnr. nil ih?* K't^tiiwy nf jHnutiy i!)0 ain ? . | . r*? I * I Wi lia ? iiii?* Inr tit \ I...,. \?'(iiin i|i?- timo r I < | II i I "?I lllW.OI' ('III I .? J if 11 Ml ty , i 1'ri . i i ii . aw 11 i- ? i win'* i <i 1 i\.N I if f:?j 1111 ?? ., in I :? |? II I I l X I ( >1 11- I )? I >? M .hill i||in i ill lint ? in i-iifi Ii tw-?Ml i he 'Jl 111 - I 'ill i .ill \ t I'l-r-OII* v? ii :tr i. ,| in ' nn.i n ii it III 11; a -ii i' nf .1 it huMipih UIIIIVI' I lit it f < if '?< I \ ' It I * I * i I 1 : < or . ..lit > I I .1" ''II I lie 'olliivsinu |?|i ' in eout'ty 'HI ' i v11 iii" i ' \v .or t i* o i i. lener "I In- |miIi i.-; O-re la 1 ue ?li>. Ja utr\ Kth I'J in. I' eiii-lt'i' V'i! e\?WciI|i?imIh> JnllM.ll Iti'hii- ? l'liur-il Jmmimk HUlt. Van W\ok Kr->la\ Janwar I!tIt. D.xie?a in. l>*-i|fht i> m, .lotnlay J miliary ) 4t h !'r il? -?vi* e ? I'uea 'h> J in'?.r\ 1 th. Thx ? aw? Wi"l'ii**iU\ Jmu?rv .H It. a; < r? k > I.n oh i nu< .*? .lit i 17. [>r. . < V' I? i * m ? |'ri.,N\ J i iH'li I'l l "iix - Satur.l .1 mil i< v iMh H iilo l lohl il ,ii"- M . .1 J ... -JUi. KeiSll.W I IIOn?l'?? ' WeillleHllay J nu:?r\ 'JJ?I 'Jl<I. 11 ti Hp. i. ? *'hii * .\ J m11 241 h I* i'llh .lit Hi I i i a - i? ill. I an 11. U.yt'reek I'O V!.unlay 'a. JSih IT <|er an a"t "f tin* i.^ih a ur?\ all I per-nil" llNVjilK M _ r- *- j ,nil, of ? '?!, "(ii'i nr in re a mipiii il to make a re urn .?f ihe smiii 'o ih?* -\inlil?<r at I: .( iiuie <>f iii.ikii n their oilier res j turn*. It will lie t ? th?? interest of every j t .xpayei in make in* return |noin |>t ly I of a 1 patanii < i roperf. ; also < ' .1 I ) iran-l. ra ?.r improvement* nit real 11?? aii? ii Mil vu i ne |m) a \ m|. ii per lit, tVlli ll allHI't r> Hftcr llie -Otll of Kclii' mry AIJ pni-d'H t?> 11 < 1 i 11 (ki?*i i retur s tt till* utilcu li> in iii wilt please-iiru tlie <nlIi >1 i>oitiiin nf iftnrii. 1 ?-f< n* mi ni<-er win i>* miltcri/.f*! t ? t?ke 'lie mine It ?peei fill > v, .lOlIN \ COOK, County Auditor. HpALQUAHTBRS For Best Virginia Lime, Cement, Hi aster Paris and Plastering Hair T. H. DAVIS' jUHCASTKR BAKERY . mttw? w .'imatiMMBBaaHHHM Notiif to Di'litnrs mill Creditors of 1* >1 1*1 tier, lli'iTiisi'il, \)>l. iV'wini ilnlelileil to Hip estate f I'. M. I * t > ler, ileceaspil wi I n iii K.rvvirl at Miier ami make Hfttlel iiii hi wrli the uiiilerhitcnpil 1'eraotihaving r' niih ai ainst sn?l f"<tHtp v? ill ore HI' I' I I t If I?? ?liil?? ?. >"? 1 1'' - , y T' unci, HJ lilt) I undersigned, W II PLYI.RK, (ire. W. 1M YI.KK. Kxecutors. Subscribe to The Ledger. Moji MULES : COMING.: \J and Hdrni's, (' .>. Hav? j illg Well f.iKll Hold out | VWA 11ko two car load* of s'ork we leeetvet? the other day, Our | Mr. t'tawford m now on the Western markets Inlying more Mules mil I force* for our rapidly i i j ** r?*a-?i i?? trade, i The ear load* of new ?lork heiug pur* | chatted l?y Mr. <'rawford are exported to arrive here Saturday <f tlii* week, 1 ho don't 'ail to call and awe them. You'll tlfid iii tlii* >ot come rare heau* tie* in hot I) mule and hnr*e-flesh. a 1 while you are looking at A H|| our tine atock, yon can Mi 2 I 14 alao take a peep at out hand*ome display of vehiclea? liuggiet i and Wagon* ELLIOTT & CRAWFORD Nov It, 1WJ0.