The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-02

The Sumter county dispeusary is doing q
big business. On last Saturday 1859 worth OF
liquor was sold.
The Laurens county board Of control has es-
| tabllshed diSpensary and elected q. M.
Lan{ston dispenser
The congregation Of the NJ E. Church,
South of Sumter. have already commenced
to make preparations for entertaining confer
cnce, which meets here in November.
The case against Deputy Marshall. J. Pear
son for shooting and killing Ephraim Bella
was tried Wednesday in the court of general
sessions at BennettsYille. The jury in a few
minutes rendered verdict Of not guilty.
The stables of Dr. A. J. China at
morning morning. at t' o GiaiS The e'D'l loss
amounts to about 81 900 with 5000 insurance.
Three horses, a carriage, two buggles har-
ness, etc. We're burned with the stables.
The Darlington Manufacturing Company,
one Of the strongest cotton mills in the South,
received a large order Thursday from Shaug-
hal, China, for 600 bales of their standard
shirtngs This order will call for over twelve
carloads OF goods, and is in itself sufficient to
run even so large mill for some time.
Near Bamberg, Barnwen county, Thurs
day, g. Moye Dickinson, very popular
young man, met with a serious accident
which may result In the loss OF his left arm.
He was out bird hunting with Mr.. William
Brabham, and while crossing a small stream
on log Mr.. Dickinson slipped and fell, his
gun was accidentally discharged. and the
whole Load Of shot was emptied into his left
arm between the wrist and elbow. The flesh
was terribly lacerated and one bone broken.
A death occurred at Sumter Tuesday morn
ing under peculiar circumstances Miss Lula
prumble OF kingville, a daughter Of the late
James ID. Trumble. at one time division
superintendent Of he South Carolina railway,
left home on Monday afternoon to visit Mrs.
W. M. DeLOrme, of Sumter. Soon after
boarding the evening train at Eastover she
was seized with congestion Of the brain and
was unconscious from that time until her
death, which occurred at l a. m, Tuesday.
Drs Bossard and Mood attended her. but
could do nothing for her. Her brother was
telegraphed for and arrived on the l:40 train
Monday night. The remains were carried to
EastoYer on Tuesday morning.
The first branch of the Woman's Auxiliary
Association to lie formed in the south was es-
tablished at Columbia Friday chiefly through
the efforts Of Mrs Charles +, Kirk. The pur-
pose Of the assO ation is to send men TO take
the Kelley treatment and get a safe cure
from the evil of drink. The association has
started out under the most fattering auspi-
cies and the interest shown by personal at
tendance ana letter indicates that the Kelley
treatment is recognized as the proper medi-
UNI for saving drunkards and that the com
bined work OF women is the best way to get
men TO take the course, The officers elected
are: Mrs. Chas. e. Kirk. president; Mrs. +.
w. McMaster vice president; Mrs. john Mil
Ter, recording secretary; Miss Maggie Rion,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. J.. @. Corhett,
treasurer. The initiation fee was fixed at 81
and life mem lership at 81. The association
will meet again next Wednesday, when bust
ness Will be organized and work begun.