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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-30
Fire at Mayesville.
MAYEsy1LLE, S. c., May %.


The fire 6end has again visited Mayesville.
The fire on Saturday evening last came near
being a disastrous condagration to the whole
town, and but for the heroic and determined
efforts of the citizens, both white and colored,
together with the small hand engine belong
Jag TO the town and also one belonging TO
Mr.. George G.. Cooper, there is no telling
where it would have extended after crossing
LAFAYETTE to West Main St. The Ere origi-
mated 10 a box Of old papers belonging to
the late Robt. P. Msyes, and which was
stored 10 the rear end of the store house
occupied by &c. Hudson, as an Office, and
is supposed to have been caused by a rat and
matches.
The building was owned by Rev. Geo. G.
Mayes, and was insured with A. White l.
Son for $500. Mr.. Hudson's loss was slight.
The postofice came next, but by the timely
work of Mr.. NJ. P. Mayes. jr., the mail and
P. D. material were saved, with the exception
of the lock boxes and contents. The build
ing was Capt. T. B. Johnston's, and was
insured for $3.50 with A. White l. Son.
Mr.. j. W. Cooper's store was next, but be
saved a part of his stock, mostly groceries.
His insurance on both stock and store was
SloU, wild a MayesVli!e aReuCy. Aue loss ~
particularly heavy on Mr.. Cooper, inasmuch
as he was burnt out at the same stand about
three years ago. His loss is estimated at
$4,000.
a warehouse of Mr. A. A. Strauss was
also burned. Insured with A.. White 4 Son
for $500
The store Of Ar. J. E. Mayes and the drug
store of DR.. G. E. King, formerly the
property Of Dr.. F. j. Mayes,) caught several
times but were saved.
The citizens of Mayesville should feel under
obligation to the Sumter Fire Department for
their prompt response in getting ready to go
to their assistance. Had i, not been for the
telegram saying they did not need them, and
that the fire was under control, the Sumter
Fire Department would have been 90 hand in
less than 30 minutes.
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June Term of u

Court will convene here on next Monday
week, June 18th. Judge Norton will preside.
The following cases are on the docket:
Ben Spann-Housebreakicg and Larceny,
Ben Murrsy-Selling crop under lien.
Tom Cantey-Assauit and battery with IN.
tent to kill. Ont on bond.
Jake Mack-Burglary and Larceny
Sam Wells-Burglary and larceny.
Thomas Personal---very. Of live stock.
Dina Harrisou-Assault and battery with
intent to kill.
Henry Scott-Assault and battery with in.
tent TO kill.
William misunderstanding and lar
ceny.
Dave Mack-Burglary and larceny.
Jim Shaw-Burglary and larceny.
Hammie Brown-Burglary and larceny.
Dan Davis-Burglary and larceny. Out
on bond.
Ben Notwithstanding and larceny.
Peter Conyers-Assault and battery with
intent TO kill. Out on bond.
Nelson Shaw-Burglary and larceny.
Will Love-Larceny of live stock.
James Anderson-Burglary and larceny.
Tom Owens-Burglary and larceny.
John Ludd-Burglary and larceny.
Robt. Wrlght-breacn or trust Win Irauo-
ulent intent.
Tom Somers-To be re-sentenced.
William notwithstanding and lar
ceny.
Richard Wilder-Burglary and larceny.
Following is a list of petit jurors for the
first week q June term of Court. They
were drawn last Wednesday according to the
provisions of the new law
f. F. McCutchen, Elias Strickland, Thomas
B. Brunson, f A.::Solomons. W. w. Stuckey,
W. r. Lackey, w. 7. Brogdon, Noah Benen-
haley, E. B.. Muldrow, John w. Weldon,
T. b. Mcleod, J. Ed Stuckey, a. c.. Phelps,
81. Hill, j. A. Boykin, j. Frank Mcintosh,
T.. D.. Alexander, J. O. Geddings, ]. S. R..
Brown, W.. Hatfield, J.. R. Mayes, Everett
Alexander, w. J. Norris, James G. Bullock,
W. S. Mathis, J. A. Burgess, A. P. Vinsou,
+. D. Durant, J. C. Allen, Edward D. Smith,
l.. l.. Baker, W. r. Brown, r. Hancock,
Jesse Y. Boyce, I. f. Richardson, Julian
Edwards.
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The Coming Bicycle Meet.

The Bicycle Meet for which arrangements
are being made by the Sumter Bicyc Gle Club
for June 18th and 29th is expec'ed TO be a
a most interesting aud attractive occa-
sion. Over $500 worth Of prizes will be
offered and a number Of noted wheelmen from
abroad will be here, Mr. Isaac Beard, the
champion wheelmau of South Carolina, will
come, aud Mr.. I. H.. Moses is making on
effort to have him met here by Mr.. Fitzim-
mons, champion of North Carolina and have
the two champions race for the championship
of their respective States. A number OF
bicyclisrs from Columbia and some from
Augusta, Ga, will also be on hand. The
idea is to bave them come over from the
Columbia meet on June 9th, and a 6rst,c!ass
time is guaranteed.
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Sumter Library Association.

Last Thursday evening this Association
held its first public entertainment at the Y.
M G. A. Hall, ia The presence Of n large and
cultured audience. The Mesars Moran and
Albert l.. Noise furnished some very sweet
music and the speakers were Mr.. Mcdonald
Furmau and Gea. E. W. Noise, introduced
By President John J. Dargan. Mr. Furman
spoke Of the early Indian history of this coun-
try, giving details of the Princess Cu,ifa-
chiqui's entertainment Of DeSoto, and of the
la,ter's ,reachery in making her captive, and
of how she escaped. Gen. Noise gave an IL
teresting sketch OF a number of South Caro-
lima authors, dwelling chiefly on that unique
genius, John C. Calhoun. Altogether the
entertainment was instructive and stimulating
and the Association deserves to succeed 10 its
laudable objects.
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Appointments for Sumter District
THIRD RouNp.

THIRD ROUND.
The following are the appointments of the
presiding elder for his third round:
Sumter Station, June l7-l8.
City Mission, June II.
Sumter Circuit, ST. james, June 1917.
Jordan CT, Bethlehem, June 1924.
Sxnlee CT, ST James, June 80, July ].
Forvs,on CT st. Mark, July IS
New Zion CT, Nazareth, July 1922.
L%ynchburg CT, 81. Luke, 2l-22
Uswego CT, Maytsvilie, July 1929.
Manning Station, District Conference,
August 10
B~isbopville Station, August 1918.
Bethany CT, St. Matthew, Aug. ll-l2.
Hanging Rock CT, Salem, Aug. 1919.
Smi,sville Ct, ST. Matthew, Aug 1926.
Camden Station, September IL
Wateree Circuit, September CT
Rhichlaud Circuit. September SO.
Wedge6eld Circuit, SEPTEMBER 1915.
WIN. C. Power, P. E..
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A Decided Cool Change.

Monday night the wind blew from the north
and made it cool enough to cover with blan.
kets. A cloud in the west and north, abou,
6 o'clock in the afternoon, bad a reddish lin
ing, which generally denotes hail The
succeeding cool change is another indication
of the same phenomenon. We expect to bear
in a day or two that hail fell to the west and
north Of rs Monday. Cotton has surely had
a hard time thus far. II looks sickly and the
leaves are speckled, showing that the plant is
not vigorous. It needs hot nights as well as
hot days to make il strong and healthy.
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The never sweats' are having an easy
time these cool days.
M. Herbert A. Noses, son of Bon. A.
Noses, has our thanks fora handsome invita-.
ton TO abe Commencement exercises OF the
South Carolina College on June 23-25.
Dr.. J. +. W. DeLorme has been put in
place Of Ar. R.P Monaghao, declined, on the
ticket for School Commissioners.
The city clock has arrived and can be seen
al the depot. 1t will be placed in position
as soon as the &c yer is far enough advanced.
Attention o, those who have scales ont o,
repair, is directed to the advertisement of R.
6. Pace, who has high testimonials as to his
skin.
All Democrat voters who are in sympathy
with the Prohibition Movement should attend
the County Convention to be held, in Sumter.
Monday, June 4th.
Prof. S. q. Edmunds, of the Presbyterian
High School, Rock Hlll, S.. c., has our
thanks for an invitation TO be present at The
commencement exercises May 81 to June 2.
An idea Of the extent of the Bicycle bust
ness in Sumter can be arrived at from the
fact that Mr.. VI. B. Buros sold 81 wheels in
eight weeks, besides what were sold by other
agents.
The Excursion 10 Red Springs left thi
morning on time, with about one hundred
from this city. Several who acted on the
. idea that Excursions are always behind time,
got left.
The railroads have given reduced rates to
Columbia on account of the Prohibition Con-
vention to be held in that city on June 7th.
The fare from Sumter will be 50. Is for the
round trip.
The public will be welcomed to the exercises
Of the Graded School tomorrow and Friday.
The commencement exercises proper will be
on Friday, beginning at IL a. m. Doors
open at 10 40.
The I. o. R. II. Excursion to Charleston
last Wednesday was a success all round-the
Committee had a good crowd to carry and
everybody reports having enjoyed the trip.
The best Of order prevailed.
While Mr. J. T. Green was absent from
home Saturday his cow and hog broke into
bis garden. The former made Que mess of all
bis beans aud cabbage while the latter speut
the afternoon grabbing potatoes.-Laneaster
Ledger.
The Observation-Disclosures Sunday School
Committee will be at Lewis Chapel next Sun
day to meet several Sunday Schools there
and at Lynchburg on Tuesday next. Let all
interested take due notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
The commencement exercises of the Lincoln
Graded School, (colored) of this city. will
take place on Friday evening, June LIST, at the
Opera House. We are in receipt of an in7i-
tation accompanied with a copy of the pro-
gram, which embraces music, essays, and
addresses.
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South Carolinians Abroad

We are gra,i6ed to see that our South
Carolina boys are holding up their end so
we'll in other States. The Birmingba BAN Age
Herald gives sketches of the newly nominated
candidates for the Legislature from Jefferson
County. Among these we notice the Hon.
John Mcqueen, and Joseph H. Montgomery,
Esq. hr. Mcqueen was born in Darlington
County about 30 years ago, ard removed 10
Alabama with his mother shortly after the
war. His father long reps presented his district
in the US. and Confederate Congresses. Mr..
Montgomery is a native of Clarendon County,
and is w%ell-known to many of our readers
as a rising young lawyer who went to Ala
bama a few years ago.
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Tom Somers Again.

The manner in which this criminal came
TO be arrested as related by a Florence
contemporary, shows how murder and
other crimes will owt. He bruta!ly
beat his wife and for that was ar.
rested and locked up. Sheriff McLendon
wired Assistant-Chief Weeks, who went over
and brought Somers TO Sumter. No suspi.
cion attached 10 him until be beat his wife.
Then Investigation led TO suspicion, suspicion
to inquiry, inquiry to arrest. Somers says
be is sorry now that be beat his wife No
doubt! 1t does not take long to make a fellow
develop sorrow of this sort, when the action
gets him into trouble.
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Brown, Cutt1no & Delgar.

A notice appears elsewhere in this paper
announcing the formation OF a partnership
between Messrs A.. S. Brown, R.. Dozier
Cuttino and w. Robert Delgar, who will
conduct the Clothing and Furnishing BUSH
ness at the old stand of Brown l. Chandler,
cerner of Main and Liberty Street, and to
which place the stock of Cuttino & Delgar
has beer removed. The style of the new
firm will be Brown, Cottino Il Delgar, and
the facilities and experience of the combina-
ton are such as to iss1re even greater success
than they have achieved in the past.
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Personal.

Mr.. I. Eddie BasSins, of Bishoprilie, was
in the city Monday.
Mr.. ". P. Mayes, ST.. of AaJesv,lle, PAID
Sumter u call on SATURDAY..
Dir. Geo. P. AcKageu. Jr., of Monroe, N
c., is at home for a few days.
Col. T.. Y. Walsh, has been con6oed to his
home by sickness for about a week
Miss aimee Parker, of Albany, Ca, is in
the city visiting Mrs. De feaux Moore.
Mr. Augustus Reaves of Marion, is visiting
his brother, Mr.. Jas. Reaves. of Clarerdon.
Ass.H.C. Wedekind has returned hor1e
from visiting relatives and frieads at Shiloh.
Nj. Wm. Ards, about the Oldest white
man in Privateer, (about "a years e!d) 10
Is quite i'll.
Mrs.. W. D QUIT and daughter, Of Elem
wood, s. G., is stopping at Mr. j. A
Schwerin's.
Miss Sadie Herbert, a sister of Rev T. G..
Herbert, Jr has keen visiting frieods in this
city for several days.
Mrs. barrie, Haynswor,h, widow Of the
late Jno- f. Haynswor,h, is critically i'll at
Ter home in Darlington County.
Mr. a. G. Brown, son of Mr. S. J. Brown,
of Providence, returned nome a few days ago
from a residence Of several months in Florida
Aessrs. Claude Brown. w. D. Mayes and
Others, OF MayesyiiIe, attended the match on
Tuesday evening between Sumter and Flor
eDce.
Miss Mamie Warren, who has been teaching
and will take charge of the Telephone Central
Office.
SoliciiorsJnd S. Wilson being confined to
his home by sickness, r. O. Purdy, Esq is
acting as prosecuting Attorney, in the Court
at Florence this week.
cdr" Hamilton W. Cooper is at home
from the Philadelphia Medical College which
he has heen attending since last fall. lie has
one more session to complete his course.
Mr. Shirley C. Hugbson spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city. he has charge, dur
ing the summer holiday, of a church on
Long Islasd and returned there Sunday
night.
Robbie Naidrow, who has beer in the
employ of Mr. Altamont Moses at Sumter,
has returned to his home III this place. We
are pleased to welcome bin .-BihopviNe
County Banner.
Mr. Palmer McGle!len, of McClellanville,
Charleston County, spent last Monday night
and Tuesday in this city, the guest of his old
friend, Jim Jervey, and made a pieasan, call
at the ". & S. Office. BE was on his way bom.
from Darlington, where he has been spending
some time with friends, recnperating from u
recent illness.
Aldermen W. B. Delgar, the efficient and
wide awake soliciting agent of the G. S: h N.
railroad left Sunday afternoon for the West,
where be goes on u recuperative trip, having
been uuwell for some time past. He will
visit Albania, Chattanooga, Lexington, Gin
c%innati, Louisville, Chicago, ST. Paul and
other cities Of interest.
Or. Edward S. Booth has located at Man
vile for the practice Of his. profession. His
headquarters will be at Barnett's Store. DE-
Booth will be an acquisition to that neighbor-
hood, and his professional experience, obtain
ed in the Charleston City; Hospital where he
was stationed upward of two years. will
undoubily win recognition and appreciation
at once.
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County Convention.

A mass meeting Of Democratic voters who
will support Prohibition at the next election
will be held ut Sumter, S C.,on Monday, June
4lh, at IL O'Clock noon.
Every probibi'ionist, either TilImaniie, Re
former. or Conservative, is urged to be pre-"
sent.
The object of the meeting is TO elect lo
delegates to represent this County ut the
Prohibition State Convention to be held in
Columbia. S. c., on June 7ih.
Let US be in earnest and come.
GEO. MANoTTs,
Chm. Sumter Co. Prob. Nov.
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Prohibition Meeting at 'rirzah,

At S o'clock on next Saturday afternoon a
meeting Of prohlbltionists, and those who
are in sympathy with the movement, will be
held at.Tirzah Church, in Providence Town
ship. By request Rev. J.. W. Daniel will
address the meeting. According to resolu-
ton passed last Saturday the ladies are es-
pecially invited to be present.
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Sell Our Clocks.

The following from the Florence Times sug-
gests that now is the opportune moment for
the city to dispose of the clocks it invested in
som years ago, bat afterwards retired to a
state of innocuous desuetude:
"The mayor suggested the advisability OF
having six clocks to be located in different
parts of the city and to be wound by the
policemen on duty at various hours of the
night. The suggestion was adopted, the
clocks not to COS. over So at the most"
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Official Sales for Monday.

Master, WI. Ingram, advertises for sale
next Monday, the following property
l.. Tract of 60 acres on road from Bishop
vile to Georgetown, 10 case Of Sumter B.
and L.. Association against Ann Elizabeth
Law add others.
2. City lot in Sumter, in The case of Maude
G.. Solomons against Susan Peters.
g. City lot in Sumter on Haysworth Street
in the case of A.. D. Kicker against w. P.
Smith and the Kennesaw Marble Company.
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The Curtis House.

This place has been fitted up as a hotel and
boarding house. The work has been we'll
done, and the house looks inviting and clean.
II is very convenient to the a. c.. l.. depot,
and Mr.. H. B.. Curtis, the proprietor, will be
found a courteous md attentive host. The
upper piazza overlooking the street is a cool
and shady place to sit 10 and see the passers
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L. L.. and L. & l.. l..

We are credibly informed that two leagues
have been organized in the city, with proper
officers, under the foregoing titles, the objects
Of which are to sanction the members fn
prevaricating for mutual edi6cation and de-
fence, and in cultivatiog the spirit of Nun
chausenism iu a semi-legai manner for enter
iainment during the dull summer months.
The initiated ooly can supply the words for
which these initials stand.
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We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton from Mr.. W. c. Boykin, Augusta, Ca,
Secretary of the Southern Interstate Immi-
grafton and Industrial Congress to be held ia
that city to-day. We regret our inability to
attend, but our part of the State will be worth
lily represented by Col. J. D. Graham who
left yesterday morning for the purpose of par
ticipating in the mee.lug.
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Candidates Card.

Dr.. W. w. Anderson, jr., of Stateburg
township, announces himself a candidate for
the Office Of School Commissioners for this
county, subject 10 the action of the Demo-
cratic primaries. Dr.. Anderson is a gentle
man OF 3 high order of intelligence, and takes
a deep interest IN the cause of public educa-
ton There can be no doubt of his COM
potency, shoold be he elected, to discharge
the duties of the Office.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-30

Campbell's porter house steaks are the best
on the market. Call and see them before
purchasing.
Cool Tnvigoratingl Refreshing! Those
milkshakes, Coca Cola, Pineapple and other
iced drinks at Kingmaa's.
A new sensation ! What? Why GARDENERS
famous Soda Water at Kirgman's, next door
to the Simond's Bank
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Declared a Lunatic.

Prince Bradley, a celored man from the
plantation of A. J.. Salinas T. Son, near
Mayesville, was brought to town yesterday
and examined By Drs Mood and Baker, who
declared bin q lunatic. He is now in Jail,
but will be taken to the Asylum il Columbia
tomorrow.
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Bad Scheme.

1t is a bad scheme to eli up depressions in
the street with brickbats. They make a rough
roadway, damage vehicles, tend 10 hurt
horses feet, and cause them to stumble, and
finally the brickbats make t~o holes instead
of the one filled. Fill the holes with clay.
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Thief Caught.

Chief Bradford arrested a coiored boy
named, Richard Wilder at the A c L. depot
yesterday morning, in the act of stealing
chickens from a train. He was promptly put
into the Jail.
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Ice Cream Festival.

Between the hours of I and 10 O'Clock p.
M next Monday, the young ladies of the Y.
NJ. ca. Auxiliary will serve Ice Cream on
Monumental Square. This effort of the young
ladies should be appreciated and everybody
ought to attend particularly the members Of
the Y. N c.. A.
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Good Templars, Attention
At the meeting of the Lodge this evening,
Rev. T. G. Herbert, Jr., will deliver an ac-
lress. All members are Invited to be present.
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Religious.

There will be service next Sunday at the
Episcopal Church, in this city, By the Rev.
John Kershaw. Hoars of service, II "a. 10.
and s p. n.
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Y. M. C. a.

The regular Sunday afternoon meeting at
the 7 H.. G. A. hall, will he conducted on
mex, Sunday afternoon by Rev w. Daniel.
Subject The Evils Of the Day.
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Sunday School Excursion and Pic
Nc.

The Presbyterian and Baptist Sunday
Schools have arranged for a joint excursion
to Er,aw Springs and a basket picnic at that
place, on Thursday, June It'll 1t is hoped
that the weather will tie favorable, and that
the day will be one of much pleasure 10 all.
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The Sumter Club left this morning on the
Excursion TO Red Springs where they will
meet the Mt. Clio Club, Of this county, and
eadeavor 10 add one more victory to their list.
Our boys will stop over in Darlington and
play there tomorrow and Friday. The pro-
liability is that Darlington will play a better
game than che did In Sumter.
The Club will leave June 10th for a weeks
trip 20 Greenville and tSpartanburg. The
boys will play three games with Greenville
and the same number With Spartanburg.
The Sumter Club challenged both Of the
clubs named, and the challenge was accepted.
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Base Ball.

Monday afternoon the Florence CLUB and
the Sumter Club played a game in this city.
The Sumter boys played in bad luck aud a
few costly errors at a critical point in the
game gave Florence most of the runs she
scored. AT the end Of the game Sumter had
failed 10 score while Florence had Z runs to
her credit. The following is the score by
inaings:
Sumter 20 0 0 % 0 90 90
F%loreuce-0 0 0 2 l 0 0 OF
The second game between the same clubs
took place Yesterday afternoon, and as our
boys had pulled themselves together, a 6ne
game of base ball was the result. We felt that
our boys were able to defeat Florence. but
for some unknown reason, played in bad luck
the FIRST day. In Yesterdays game Florence
scored 4 runs in the first inning, aud failed to
score any more, while Sumter by good and
careful playing scored 5 times. The follow
ing is the score by innings:
Sumter % 0 0 2 0l0 0 2-5
Florence-4s 6 . 0 D o 0 0 0-4
The battery for Sumter in the FIRST game
was Sanders and Brunson. In the second
game Harper and Brunson. Both batteries
did good " ork for the club.
The fielding of the Florence team was as
6ne as ever a Sumter audience witnessed.
Joe Villeneuve is hard TO beat on lst base,
and Genie Wilder can't be beat 10 the field.
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Gardner of Charleston furnishes Kingmau
with Soda Water. Next door to the Simond's
Bank.
Have your pictures taken at Winburn's
Gallery before he leaves for the summer in the
Mountains.
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Joe Villeneuve is hard TO beat on lst base
and Genie Wilder can't be beat 10 the field.