, For it White Men’s Murder.
sum sects men-res A normal
Ibelluhdrdxowlatmebednulrn
Waiting Poe an Attach-An All-oer!
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or times in the year when you want all the line delicacies the market affords, Christmas
For this occasion we have the most complete as well as the largest stock of line
.. . ' yo page fever exhibited. First you want good pastry. You can only get it by
Conspiracy by the Negroes toDwWhele-
snlelnrder the (inn-sol thetlprissng.
Qurruas, Ga. Doc. iii—With seven no
' groesdeedandnrmedrnchsor whitesend
blacks in near proximity to each other,
the outlook for a race war in this county
is startling in its certainty.
The excitement is the result of the
Lngd‘ us ‘ ur and pure Leaf Lard. . murder of Mr. Joseph lsom. one of the
~ - l R10 gr ) most substantial farmers of this (Brooks)
W ‘ county. Seven negro lives were taken
r to pay. the penalty, and this seems to be
only the beginning oi the end
Your correspondent visited the scene of
. . action and found a posse of 300 covering
,1 . - aspace of about live miles. The largest
- . . . crowd was congregated a mile and a half
2 lbs. for 250. None Buch;or, New England Mince Meat,100 pk. from Isom's house, consisting of 100 min
_ P. P t. 10 k “a". crowd to the tooth.
Apricots, 2 lbs. for 25c. ‘8 POPE?“ ‘ons . . . c p ' . ‘ ‘ About half a mile further on there was
2 lbs. for 250. 4 lbs. Extra Fancy Raisins, 25c. ‘ ' B we; aavgimhfltutrfie “$10?an
200 lb. Imported Cluster Raisins, in large varieties. ‘ ‘ "' " ‘ ” or 2E“... and wgfycllm; cl: Enwsl’vi‘llll:
256 lb. Fancy Glace Citron, per lb , 25c, Igniting for the white mob to come on to
em.
250- French Orange and P0111011 Peel, lb-r 250. AT E N T S It has berm discovered that a number of
130 and 15c lb. Extra large fancy Figs, 200 lb. 3:3:th hl‘dtlionfipimatltyotkm' evtz‘rlmenn
‘ . . __ w, . . 1-,,” was in eposse a nrres any
2 “)9. 350- London Layer FIgB, 100, 13C and 150 lbs “9%3lefihfirm 4.231.: Jenn“, for the killing of Mr. T. Mouldon
‘_—....__ ‘ mndmnogmotcha e. rise not due 1' few weeks 08“: and “'5‘ "19 ““138 of
miwilsaigaed. {groggpmry’hgm Mr. lsom was the commencement to carry
”do Amos». Al'llIIIOTOII. 0.0, out this awful conspiracy. What the out-
. mm, W, come of this will he in the next 24 hours
”__‘_____ “.1 __~w____ _._,_.__ cannot be foretold No steps have been
I ' taken to stop the action of the mob so far.
.Idam. Pineapple, Club House, Rouquefort, Neufcbatel. Philadelphia Cream, Old English,
l
, . Parmesian. .\
Pllllilii "ii—Ii nulls.
Gherkins,Chcw Mixed, Walnuts, Midgets, Onions, Celery Sauce, Chili Sauce and the famous
-. -, Pickles, Stuffed Olives, Pitted Olives, Queen Olives in all styles. A big drive on gallon
w esoi Olives, at 01.00 each.
H.“
To keep you sweet, we will give you until further notice,
.3 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.
illllllifl 00008. 0AllllE0 00000.
Three cans Tomatoes, 25c; 3 cans Corn, 25c; 2 cans Succotash, 25c; 2 cans Dudley Pumpkin
. , Squash, 350; Stewed Tomatoes, 18c can; 2 cans extra fine Peas, 25c, and a full line of Dow
.‘ . . and Golden Gate Fruit and Vegetables.
. 00F FEE .
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It is not necessary to say much about our Coffee. Everybody knows that it is the standard.
Inns. Eiiiis. EXTRAS.
Mayonaise and Durkee Salad Dressing, Truflies, Plum Pudding, Sauces, Lambs Tongues in
Fancy Fruit Cake in 1 lb. packages, 250 each. 1 lb. holiday greeting fancy mixed Crackers,
box. Larabees Saratoga Chip Salted Wafers, 35c box, and fancy ediblestco numerous to men-
lguu. nun. Bumn.
Our iancy Butter is',(}ilt Edge, line in flavor, and is the finest goods sold in town. Made
. u each week. Only 300 1b., 30c lb. Our Dairy Butter at 280 lb. is fine goods, and cannot be
. . for the price. Creamery infiprints, 32c lb.
M.—
000 TEAS. 000 TEAS.
The people come far andmeer for our Tea, 36c, 50c, 000, 75c, 81.00 and $1.25 lb.
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Ask lot the Ferris Delicious Hams and Bonelessmacun.
un. run. run.
' We carry a large assortment of Oranges, Tangerines, Nuts. Grapes, Cranberries, Salted] Al-
endOsndy, at iowost market prices.
rsu III III Bill "Bill. Ill! Of “All“ Ill. Tlll’ WEEK.
W—WM
“We stead by every word we say and every article we offer. Anything you want that you
ssshsrawehaveitjnsttheume.
w to keep spiking them in the in
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AS.E.SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER,
AWFIII“, Supplied with a Case of
Compton's Home lrhleis
Captain Tillman. iather-ln-lavv of Mr.
lscm. is doing all in his power to prevent
further trouble and is sending allover
the county for conservative men to come
and assist him in prevailing on the mob
“Doctor in the me “no“
“em.”
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These Tablets are standard prmflptlone oi
drst— cisss phyelci ins. in accurate. convenient
and economical form. Asncciai remedy for
each corn at. not a "cure "
Compls can». Skill; sin? e remedy. 9c.
Richest testimonial-sand re moose nquirv
tor illustrated circular.
For sale at Plaleied'e drug 43 Wash—
in inn street. South Norwslh one and
Jo a Riga. In Main Street. Nor-workout:
M't'd. by The Home Tablet 00.. New York
In
The best cakes, ,
pudding,and pastry
must have
WILLIAMS’
_ FLAVOlllllii
e have laid the rails for our competitors in the past, m an
EXTRAO'I'S '
Strongest and best,
most economical,
because
absolutely pure.
Sold when.
Wiuurrs & Caruros,
Hunted, Coon.
newspaper Reporters Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
Amociation wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this musty.
work is light and can he performed by
either lady or gentlemen. Previous ex-
perirnce is not nmsssry, and some oi
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi-
tion. as we understand it takes on! abou
one-fourth of your time. For urtber
particulars address Modern Pres .ivsoci,’
ation, Chicago. Ill.
llothers Read This.
"My child is subject to severe attacks
of diarrhea. During the last sickness
Dr. Hand‘s Diarrhma Mixture was (reel
Riven and an immediate cure resulted’,
It would have required adozon visits of
a physician, as on former occasions. I
believe Dr, Hand's Remedies would have
saved Challis of the child I lost. had they
been within my reach at the time of its
sickness." Mrs. I“. A. Bennett, 7‘22 New
street, Camden. N. J. They are splen-
did childrcn’s remedies. 26 cents. All
drugstores. _ _1_¢_
Ir. In P. Wetmoro, a minoot real
estate agent oi Han Ange , Texas. has
used Chamberlain‘s Colic. Cholera and
Diarrho‘s Remedy in his femil for oer.
era! years as occasion rrqui , and al-
ways with periect success. He says: "I
tied it a port: ct cure for our baby when
tumbled with colic or dysentery. I now
feel that my outfit is not complete with-
out a bottle of this remedy at home or
on a trip away from home. For sale by
(i. C. Btilleon, «girlish» .. ~
li a liew York millionaire gives a tin.-
ass at 0th avaiue Ind Metres» costing
l700.00, which gives 10 lo dyspepsia
and these people 1,400.00 in doc-
Ore‘ bills and line ly have to pay .00
in...“ W... s as m w on. ..
w so not
an“ in persons at mixer! '
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muses looted love.
liariccsl Detective Bureau, 1
that
We: Inst ladies-soils. Ind.
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, tics do not oorisiiirr it probable that he
Buperlntsndnit Charles Alone, at the
ndisnspoik.
two or three
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tsurelwsslelcsehln. i had
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The names of the killed are Sam Tay—
lor. Eli Frazier, Sam Pike, Harry Chernd
and three whose names could not be learn-
ed. No white men have been killed so far.
The County Under Anon.
Every crossrcad was found picketed with
sentinels, and every man in the county is
armed to the tooth. When one of those
race excitements occurs, King Terror rules
in the homes of the whites as well as
blacks. and this is such a case. There
were probably 500 men under arms. cover-
ing an area of about llVi' mimic mils-9'.
About a mile and u half "mm the home
of Isom were about 3m Anus, all Wt'”
mood and brruzhin: all sorts of vou-
gennce. A milc iiil‘llitl‘ “:u a crowd of
nognws of about rlzc- mule sizr, armed
with Winchester rill: ~'. pistols, axes, clubs
and every available wmpon, waiting for
the whites to uttick them. They are in-
trcnchod in and around a lot of negro rub
ins in the midst of u thin grove. and the
last information is that the whites are ad-
vancing on many sides. Sam Taylor, Eli
Frazier, Pike and Henry Shoal-d are four
ncgmcs known to have been killed.
it is undorstood that Waverly Pike. Jim
McCall and a negro named Herring were
probably the others. The county is com-
paratively sparsely settled, and the facili-
meager. Pike is the Dog“) who killed
loom. He has Men in hiding nmr whore
the trouble has occurred. and the authori-
has been caught.
When the ft'pnrlr‘i' loft the sump, there
scouredcvory likelihood of apirrhcd battle.
('aptain Tillman, {nthcr-iu-lnw oi lmm,
was, however, doingovorything in his pow-
er to restrain the whites. He had sent
hurried mosacngcrs all over the county
summoning to his aid conservative men in
the hope they Would prevent further blood
shod. it will be impossible to know for
hoursdiow well ilwy slii‘L‘t'i dud.
Ilotails oi the killing of tho sown no-
grocs are very lump-r. Taylor, Frazier,
Pike and Shonrd were together nliout sun-
set. They Were n‘gardvd as four til the
ringlomlcrs of thol-onspirmy to kill and
burn and were la-ingospcclnliy sought for.
A half dozen Wlllll‘ri, one oi whom is said
to have boon lsom’s hmthorin law, came
upon then: suddenly and ordered them to
submit to urinal.
l'nnr Negros-s Shot Down.
iluo of tho Ili‘gi‘ll'a answered witha shot
that struck one of the whites. and four
blocks were shot down in their tracks.
The other “nor wcnwaught olu-ut a time.
Many of lsbiu's neighbors who were in-
terviewed will not lien-n in any painful
talk. They declare that for the sakes of
tln-ir wives and chillin-unud for their own
saioty they must stamp out tho gang that
ball sworn to murder, and today that
spirit mum to be the pmlomlmmt one.
If the light comes. it will luv a desperate
one.
The killing of lsorn occurred in tho
publlcrcad not far from his home, and the
circumstances attending it seem to throw
doubt on the conspiracy theory. Mr. loom
was here Thursday. and while in town bud
some words with Waverly Hire, a m-gro
living in his neighborhmd. Apparently
everything was smoothed over when he
left for home. Alter arriving there he
started with Henry Tillman, his brother
in-lnw, for Captain Tillman ‘s home, about
half a mile from lsom's. 'l‘hoy oust four
organs—two on horseback and two in
wagons l’lkoaml West McCall were on
horseback. The two Herring boys were
in the wagon. They came nmr riding over
1mm, who hernimstratcd He sold:
“ lmk out!
had steppmi out of the way.
Just then Pike drew a pistol, and with
out sword fired, the bullet
hurl. Pike and 31:20:11
m and Lynch! a Negro.
a dorm others.
m I“ 0 I M Kl . where was shot and the n drugged toe
Inthcpshdanl toga-tint“ 1m and WNW“ ,. ' .
“game-leave vessel’s: “"0 nuns ll a “M-
ed. lupus lath-hoses” films.Als..llec.2«i.—-A ropmtrcnchsd
udumst 09 how hereoiablosdyrlmu l’inecpple,esmnll
m“ M pisnflmflummholhm l’srticulers
never: rescuer Three men were
llon't run over me!” and
arcing lsorn’s
red three shots
each at the prostrate body of loom. and
sum broke for tlioir horses. Pike made
his moo, but Hello“ and the ilerrings
were arrested and are in jail. In this W
V“ out "elm: mm in grave danger of
in their being lynched.
New (muss. Dec. lit-Josue King,
a Wrote mum was lynched at the
slaughter hmlnst below the city. He
had a dillicnlty with me butchers, and
saying he would not he binned went ed
and got a shotgun andahsg oi shot. Corr
stable (idem canto up nnd tried to arrest
him. and the negro moral to a barn.
(run which be tired into the mind which
authored. wounding the fl‘mFMlllo and hell
'l’lw him was burned
down and the mom tuned intotho open,
10c. to 30c. per
goods are all new , H
combination side, ceiling, and:
in. or 18 in. borders; of W
we break the combination on
desired. ,
Gilts are from 150. up, more.
roll.
‘Ihavebecntold by a great"
many customers that my price
forBORDEBis much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I ;
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is law
than is shown anywhere in Norri-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at low
prices. ‘
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
In. 2 First inure.
EAST NORWALKé
PEAT M088,
The great German stable
bedding. No more stall
foundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason of
the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable"odor.
umnu inns _
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once hours, Mondays and Thursdays. I to
p. in. oil 1!
Patent Medicines
TAT OUR PRICE.
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loxatonihl .1.“
Hood‘s Samparilla, .fll
Ayers’ Serespnrilin; .U'l
Dana's Samparilla, .fl
Cuticura Resolvsnt, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .fll
Green's Nervurs, .70
Stillson'scSpeciflcg for Islaris, .g
Palm’s mpound, .
Brandrethlzgiils, .18
Alcock’s Planters, .10
Barron's Capsics Masters, .3
WI , .10
Atwood's Bitters. .18
Badnm's Microbe Killer, qts., .70
Mum's licrobe Killer, gal. ism, 0.00
Yankee Lung Soother, .U
ten. 0. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
02 Washington Strut.
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(idiom, on Main Street,
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