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Glow to Pule t hcckto, ami Makes yot
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Rotes $/?. Ry Muil to Any Atldres*
( t aw for*i Bros Druggist, ageuts, Lan
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ITwoDepnty Marshals
Murdered aud Burned
In the H.Mian of Mul'iiu* *Vboni
rh? A'eni t? \rr?-d Ram-tin*
Identified in A*h*s
Oxf?rcl, Mis*., Nut. 17 I- >hn
A. Montgomery, dapvi v United
Sale* marshal protein. n rrgp< rued
citizen ">f Oxford, ami Deputy
lT. 8. M ?r-hiJ Ro?h M?>atgnmer\
of Pontotoc, left here y es!
terday f?v the purpose of arrest! {*
A'ill Mnthias, an alleged
counterfeiter and moonshiner, who
liyes 12 milee east #t this place.
Ktrly thi-* in irning Il i/h Moetgomory's
horae wim found stand.
iii^ *i me gaie or tjoidv Hall, a
neighbor of Mathiaa'; and Matthias'
house burned to the ground
Upon further investigation two
!>?rtially burned bodiefl were
found in the n?he* of the burned
building, which have been identic
tied rs the remains ??f the <ieputv
marshals. .John Montgomery's
horse has not been found and it is
supposed that Matthias mado his
escape on t im after the men had
been killed aad the house set on
fire. Matthias' wife was at, her
father's, a few miles from her
burned heme, and sWe says she
and her husband left home yesterday,
her husband leaving the
country. Matthias was indicted
? l-?t summer for making and passing
ceunterfnit meney and was
out ef |ail on a $2,000 bond. The
principal witness against htm was
a negro livieg in the eame neighm
borhood, who a month ago was
in
^ assassinated. The two M ontgomt
ervs went out te arrest Matthis*
for making illicit whiskey and it
is supposed that they were pre^
vailed upon te remain for the
f night and were ahot while guard*
ing their prisoner. A. posse of 30
or 40 of the leading citizens of
Oxford went eut to the scene of
the murder this me'rning and
9 every effort will be mad* to capr*
tore Matthias.
Cotton Warehouse Burned.
? Albany, Gn., Nov. 16 ?Fire
s destroyed the big warehouse of
"* A. W. Muse & C?., and 2,600
I" m _
>i nates or cotten. Doss $125,000.
o m m ^
Less Than 11,000,000 Dales.
Dallas, Texas, Nov. lfi.? T. S.
Hanna, president of Liverpoel
cotton exchange left this morning
for Memphis. He has made a
S trip over nearly all the cotton
4 growing Statesa and he says he
* is convinced the crop will he considerahly
less than eleven million
' hales.
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HOW'S TIJIS f
VVe oiler One Hundred Dollars IteIward
for any case o? i atarrb that can*
out he cured l?y Hall's Catarrh Curf
K J (HENEY & CO., Props, To.
Iei.1,0
Wo (lie undersigned have kn<>wu
. F .J Hheney f ?r the last 15 years, and
(relieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions anil financially
?bie to carry out any obligations made
b\ their ilrtn.
Wksta 1'kuax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, O.
i Wadding Kinnan A Makvin
i, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in->
, t rua ly, acting directly noon the Idood
- and mucous surfaces of the system. I
Price, 75c. per botile. , Hold by all |
. Druggist#, restiinonlaSs Dee.
Hall's Family Pills are the best
FOR SALE.
? One hundred unci eighty three
acres of fine land, situated seven
and wiie-hulf uiiles north of Lancaster
on the main Charlotte road.
Place is well adapted to cotton,
, cor a and small grains, has two
streams running water and would
y make an excellent stock farm.
Two nice frame tenant houses
have just been put up on place.
* Forty acres woodland. This is a
[ good investmont, the tenant now
upon place pays 20 per cent, of
"\ selling price?rent. Easily worth
[jflO.OO, will sell at Five Dellars
p'per acre, cash. Address meat
j I 110 Whitehall Bt., Atlanta, Ua.
S or my attja, R. K. & R. B.
Alliaon.
' Walter G. Curetom.
Fiendish Massacre I
of the Hampton Family.;
General Wade H 'mpton'o Agedl
Graadaiie ITan Slain hv tha
Hand Ha Grasped in
Friendship.
Sioriaa of tha Hampton family
ara always read with pleasure, for
tbia family of unswerving patriotism
has been cluaalv idantitiad
with tha iuo?t stirriag events in
State history ainee tba beginning
af the struggle for liberty. Ae
ba is in receipt of numerous re
<|u?ki? mi iMKM nmunn aa to hlH
futnilv, Gen. Hampton haw can
aente'* to lot tha appended wketch
1 he republished. It i? the original
manuscript of the late (jot Perry
and waa fi'-st published in June,
1843, in "Magnolia " F dlowing
ia the story under the caption:
4'REVOLUTIONARY INCIDENTS ?
TIIK HAMITON FAMILY."
Anthony Hampton, the father
of Gen VVade Hampton, waa
among the firet emigrants from
i Virginia to the upper part of South
Carolina. He aettled with hia
family en Tiger river in the dis|
trict of Spartanburg. In 1775 a
war with the mother country, ae
England was then called, becaaie
inevitable, and it waa a matter of
the highest in portan?*e te the inhabit
mta of the frontier* of Caro
lina te secure a peace with the
Cherokee Indians. To effect thie (
the chief# of that war-like and
t * -: t- - 1
|?;nni nil II IU? WOT# lHVItC* tO ft |
"Big Talk" at some convenient
town in their natieu.
Edward un?l Preston Hampton, ,
tit* Hons ot Anthuiiy Hampton, (
ware delegated oy their friends |
and ntighbors to nteet the Indians <
at this conference, and endeavor
to persuade them, if possible, to |
remain neutral in the approaching j
I struggle. But the British ejjie- (
saritfa hud already engaged the
Cheiekee warriors to make an iri^ ,
cursion into the settlements in the!
upper part of the State, at the ,
satire tiiue that the English fleet "
under llenry Clinton and Peter (
Putker nai to uttaek Charleston. ,
It is well-known in history that ,
these movements were simoltane
out. ,
The young Hamptons had just ,
roturned ftom this talk with the |
Indians when a large number of j
tlieir warriors commenced their
work ef death and destructien up- :
on the'inhabitants of Greenville (
and Spartanburg. After killing |
the Hit* family in Enneree, they ,
.proceeded to Mr. Hampton's a
where they fouud the old gentle- ]
man, his lady their son Preston g
Hampton, a lad by the uame of t
John B' nun, and an infant child j
of Mr. James Harrison. Tliey ap- ^
preached the house from every j
direction in order to prevent any j.
of its inmates from escaping their c
inhuman carnage. Some of these j
Indiana were known to hoth Tree- t
toe Hampton and his father, and j
having received no informatien of ?
their hostilities, their visit was at I
first supposed to he a friendly one. 1
Tbey wern met cordially and old a
Mr. Hampton was in the act of
shaking hands with one of the c
chiefs when he saw a gun fire and
his son Presten fell to the ground.
This was the signal for an in- [
discriminate murder. The very i
hand which Mr. Hampton had, r
hut a moment before grasped in ^
-? ?* - *? '
i i i w(jv4?(i 11ur#TT tilll A lOIBim^WK
1 # f
into his skull. His wife was snen j
dispatched in tha saina manner. |
Tha infant son of Mr. Hampton j
was dashad against the wall of tha *
housa which it hesprinklad with '
*
its Islood and brains. Jahn Bynnm,
the lad already mentiaoad stood
perfectly astounded amidst ?thin
nurwr i'ikc hii presenra
of mild and makiag no affart to
ascapa. At lan#th an Indian war*
nor raised his hand to dispatch'
tilt youth also, when the blew vtai
arrested by the hand o' a chief
who took the lad under hi* pro
tection.
Mr*. Harrison, who wm tl?<
daughter ot Mr. fltmpton, ha<
gone to a neighbor'* house, am
on her return *nw her father'i
house inflames, th?? Indiana stand
ing areuuo it exolt:?g with fiend
i?h malignity, the mingle! bodiei
of her father, mother, ?>t?>tli?*
and iod Ivi 'g sca<ter*d to and fr<
in the > :ii t!. Sim nan going t<
rush forward, in the frenzy of I :i
moment, to make another victiu
when tlx* was restrained by he
husband and forced in anothei
direction 1'hev seught conceal
ment i? a swamp and remained
there undiscovered until the ear
ages left tlie place.
The- lad re?cu?d by the chi*
was tak?n by the Indian* to theii
nations and remained with then
until the treaty ??f 177 s wh.vi the
dietrict of INndletou and Greenville
wero ceded to th* whit??*
One article 01" ?hi? agreement wn
that th# (.Miarokecs alimiid mir
render to the commissioners all
their prisoners and children taken
fro as tiie Innii"* of inni'u ant*
along the fr .ntifAm nv; th ?
_ u _ 'l
nun writ inn* *111'r??< lafe< I Wft*
Jehn Byauin. 11>? haJ, iio^cTcr,
oeen ao long with the 'ndijn* tliut
it was with reluctance ke was
persuaded to L*veth*m.
Shortly after this tnessacre a
large hedv of the Smith Carolina
militia under the command of Col.
William* marched into the Cherokee
eeuntrv hurnt and destroyed
i great m iu\ of their towns nnd
lettlenient* H?nr\ Hampton, H
on mf Anthony Hampton, cemaiandad
in I hits body of militia and
kdiad with hi* own hand an Inliau
warrior attire* in lheaton
Hampton's ceat wh.eh was immediately
recognized hk the on*
in which hi* brother wan mnrJered.
Euward Hampton ut the time
if tha mi.ider of his fatW<*r and
fiiniily was en a visit with his
wifa to her father, I lay lis*
E?rle, livilli; on tlie liaad waters
)f Pacolette, and by this mean*
eecaped tha fate which ha would
therwixa hiiva shared with hi*
family. lis afterwards became u
moat active partisan in the cause
?f hi* country and wa* ultimately
killed by tlia "oloody neout"
in ill* bosom of bis family.
.laiues Harrison, with the oiti
jen* general! v of that part of the
lountry, smight protection in
Price's Foil, where he remained
latil o(Tared an opportunity of
tending hi* family into Virginia.
Ia than devoted his own persond
servic#* exclusively to hiscounry
aad wn< in the battles of
ilackalocka, Cowpeuaaud Filtaw.
ian. Wads lluiupton was it is
laliaved, in Narth Carolina when
n* father and family wero uiuriered
in Spartanburg. His services
n me >> ar oi the Revolution are
oo well known to ho mentioned
n sketches of thi* character. 11 is
'xtraordinary gallantry at tho
tattle ot [Cut aw, assisted greatly
n the achievements of that day
ind his noble during and active
xertien* everywhere contributed
nuch to the euccea* of the Amerian
a ran a in South Carolina.
gOTlCH
Having clet-ed our businesa run
>y Klliott Jk Crawford, all parties
ndehted to them will fiud their
teles and accounts at our office.
A'e have moved ull th?ir
_ - ...w"
fiigons, etc., to our stabler lienember
the celebrated Columbia
iujfsry and Mitchell VVa<;on. This
>u?ine?H is no,* closed up and all
mi-tie* indebted to them must
ttle, as we cannot carry theaa.
Lancaster Mercantile C unpen v.
UAS>TUR!A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yon Haie Always Bought
? - ; V . ..
i Most of the commercial travelore
who arc c mini* to Yorkville
- these times, are telling discouraging
stories fu ade condi ions in
s most pa ts >f the state In s>:no
I (|u?rters, p <rticularly along tho
I northern tier of counties east of
k York, the situation is positively
- dis rtssing. Lancaster county
- has >>oon hard hit and so has Ker*
sliaw, Choste-field. Darlington
r and Clarendon Although trade is
not up to las' year's average in
> V-trkville, according to the reports
of the commercial men, business
i is much bet'or he e in proportion,
r than at many of the more importr
ant points ?Yorkville Enquirer.
I Alabama's New Constitution Liiti*
\ i
tied by Popular vote.
f Montgomery, Nov. 12 ?Phe
| c institution lias been ratiliad by a
? lar?;? majority. It will probahlr
i reach 30,000 ami will not full he?
low 25.000. The iinti-ratiticatinnisl*
charge fraud in a nnmbc* of
. counties, notably Jefferson, Dallas
and Pickens. This canity gave
2,500 majoi'ty for the new cnni
slitution
A Brutal Murder.
;
[Sumter Item.)
The inhumanely cruel *?d bru1
tul murder of a little negro boy on
Saturday bv a ureal big brute of
a aegro was one erune without
exmue or palliation With a deliberate
and tiendi-b cruelty he
spent hours tDjing the unfortunate
little creature until there was
left on the entire body bcareeh a
w.i. le piece of akin. Tbw heavy
iTimirti sirup wi(B wmctl tie heat
" I
ilia Ikiv cut the skiri in groat jag
gad gashes lika x dull knife and
left him u muss of lorn, bruised,
mangled, bleeding, quivering flesh.
Human strength and ewdtirance
had been taxed beyond the limit
and the boy died after he had been
j beaten for two or three hours. At
the inquest mare t ban two hundred
bloody at ripen were counted on
the boy1* body and a merciful
Ged only knows bow many other*
the poor little creature received,
(t is stated that Shaw beat the
boy far several hoots aed it follews
as a reasonable inference
that he must have struct the hoy
a thousand or more hlowa, but
be that us it may, the number may
have been a little mere or a little
less, yet the beating killed the
boy. It was murder, fiendish and
cruel, and the blood of the boy
cries for vengeance.
CSBT" Pay your subscription to
The Ledger, please.
Purriing of a Ginnery..
Special to The State.
Kidgeway, November 16.?Tbe
Ridgewuv ginnery with all its
Machinery and about 1,000 bushels
of cotton seed and 100 eords of
wood was totally destroyed by
tire last night. Tbe oripia of the
tire was unknown. Loss about
$t>,500; no iasurance.
!?k*>HKAI>4 IdKK WILD
FIRfc
When things arc "the best"
they become "the best selling."
Abraham Hare, a leading druggist,
of Belleville, ()., writes: t4ElecL
trict Bitters are the best selling
bitters 1 have handled in 20
years " You know why? iMost
discuses begins in disorder of disordors
tjf Stomach, liver, kidney,
bowels, blood and nerves. F.l*c
trie; Bitters tones tip the stomach,
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
purifies tho blood, strengthens
the nerves, honce cures multitudes
of maladies. It builds up
the entire system. Puts new life
ami vigor into any weak, sickly,
rundown man or woman. Price
50 cents.
Sold l?y Crawford Proa and J. F.
iMuckey & Co, druggist.
The One Day Core Cure
Por cold* and aorc throat nae Karmattt
Inters i.axn'i ve u<Mm, Bully akw at
asd quickly r tm.