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? I AIKEN.
I Tl)etirstcase t rlt?<! at court this
t-rv against Anson Kelly, aiso color*
ITIie jury brought in a verd.ct
guilty with recommendation to t
t police otliccrs. UdJ\Verts was arrested
| and lodged in IIu||m^couiiIv jail. Wert!
I was arrested and^^^Bid^ed in the count j
1 jail U'erts had s^^Herved on the jury <>
inquest and his c^^Hmdm t led tlie otii
;d. I imil axle, found in the house, came i
of I from a blacksmith s'lip where N ert.s !
,he had been working. A ne?ro named
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" BANK INSPECTORS.
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i- The Philadelphia Trust Co lias
closed its doors, and tfone into the
The riiiladuTpTTFa TrustT'o TTTTs Tifmrated
for years as a thoroughly reli
able instituiioii. it was \\ reeked by i
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READY MIX
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id all Supplies, Accessories a
ipairs. Metal Signs, Name a
Dor Plates. Brass and Alur
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lited States Engrav
Company,
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nd mercy of the Court, l'he judge s<
jj! tenceri him to 18 months hard laboi
II j- ' l',e Penitentiary.
' The next case taken up was thai
J George llroaduax, colored, char
witli the murder of James Mini
ing | also colored. The State having
' positive proof brought in a ver<
of not guilty.
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Gil- ' loim Ijlte tieciareii, i inn i in: im?uu\
in I knife found 111 the n)om. belonged lu
, Werts. Werts' friends stated tlial he
I (,| j hud no money before the murder too*
jre(l j place, but after the murder he had a
ms considerable amount of money in his
no i pockets. Messrs. Henderson's reprejid
j scnted t he Mate and Messrs < rol l
and Sally the defendant.
.1 The iurv broutrht in a verdiet of
broker, whose decease has brought to
linhtt hat he. < liskill, had obtained
from the Hank, over .t~0,U o on sceu? itics,
whose actual value is not. over j
*.">,000, <!asl<ill's plan was t>> buy one
share <-f stock or honil and then to
raise the 1 to ion and to get the money
on t lie.in;? instead of t he one, t hat is
raising cash on 0!? ho^us shares at
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Catalogue mailed on request,
Reference: Tlu* Batesburg Advocate.
:Y MAN
l/. | 'l'lif case or .ioe miauis. rum
'charged with the hurtling of 1
Wells Moselcy's barn, was tried
terday. The jury, after taking
- hours to make a decision, hrougl
a verdict of guilty with recotnme
I tion to the mercy of the court. ai
iug the passage of the life sentt
| The judge gave him twenty yeai
..i?o i hard labor.
It'll, I ?
Mrs. Jfullty with reconuiidatio to mercy,
yes- T?'c fudne scntcncd Wcrts to life
ten | imprisonment,
it in i
a'v.s j MADMAN RiNS A r;:;
j muck in frisoo.
\fti-r shiiiiLintr i it h a shot iruu
1 tjcieli dt1;!!.
N'OTICl;
On another patfc you will find tlu*
t advertisement of.Iaeoh Wolf; il you
ean use anylhinir, as referred to there- ' I
it will lie I i your advantage to I
avail yourself of this exe.-pt ional op- lj
port unity.
cold water lJaint. No Ti
Water, and They /
"The Kind Thai
iORICK & L01
rouble to Heat
\re All
t Lasts"
IYRANCE
Wants to look nioe ir
should let us make your <
ranks high in his line am
We are now in our n(
have the largest and nev
We do altering and c
Prices are moderate.
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ilothes to measure here in Columbia. On
1 every suit is a model in style, tit and tinisli
;w place, 1884 Main Street, near Skyscra
vest line of Woolens ever shown in Columbia
leaning in the best manner.
IUTZ & HOEFER,
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r cutter The case of James Wcrts, col<
i. charged with the murder of
per. and I'ickley, also colored, was tried Tl
i. day and Friday. This was one o
i most revolting crimes t hat was
i perpetrated in Ailccn county.
I'ickley was an honest hard woi
' old negro, about seventy-five yea
, age, while .Jim Werts is a !o;
.>rori, about a dozen peup&, none of whom
Sa,n have died, the maunan slulTed the
mrs- muzzle of his gun til of *f.O and $loo
f the noles. of which lie terns to have had
ever a bountiful suppl. The lunatic,
Sam when ah-nut to he tjcen, blew the top
"king of his head oil .
iiiutf- HIGHESTPRICES.
Uememher thistireat Sale starts on
Saturday next and last for seven days.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Itonks for the registration of
in t he munieipal Kleet inn will he upon
at my Store. Monday a in .May loth. I
la la and will remain open until ten
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| some money saved up. This n
was the cause of the old man's d
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