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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
sWATH OF A roRoEApo.

an ArksnsAs Csansy.
KANSAS CITY, Kan, Oct. 22-Re-
ports coming In tell Of the rAyaaes Of
the coronado which struck Gueda
Epriags, nine miles west OF the ArkAn-
sas river. Saturday evening. Much
damage was done 10 the iarmhousss
and crops aud 1t Is feared serlous r.
ports will he received when fsie-
graphic communication comes M.
Two people are known 10 havs been
injured. The property loss will aKgrs'
gate Sl00, 0O0 The storm was atuul
TWO miles wide and destroyed crop.
aud farm houses along its coursc.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
~. W. d. runsrR AT HAZARD.
a Repubifcan Acsttnx in New Hall
Highly Entertainsa.

n Republican AGshtn& VS. - Wv $3.50
Highly Entertai1sa.
DEER PARK. WASH. Oct. %. Last
night tie republicans held rousine
rally at Hazard. about 90 being pres
ent. The new hall. owned by Mr.
Hazard. was baptized In good cause.
The meeting was called TO order BY the
president OF the republican club, Mr.
Chadbourne. who introduced The nrst
speaker, G. II. Merriam, who spoke
about 30 minutes. dwelling upon The
changes which have taken place In
the political history of cur country
during the last 10 months.
The sreaker OF tho evening, Colonel
W. w. d. Turner, WIS then Intro
duced and speke an hour ani half
II was a rousing speech. bristiing With
good humor aud solid facts concerning
the record OF the republican party,
rs we'll as the democratic and popu'
list parties. He handled the siiyeI
question In mastery manner, givine
facts that were undiaputable. also ably
showing that iiat money never could
be good, sound money.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
EXPLOSION IN A aRo0RRY.


ST. I.ouis. Mo-. oc'. 23-H. W. Dsmmes'
grocery store at Blddis and Ninth streets
was blown to ruins by mysterious expo
sion just before noon today and live persons
badly hnri, one being thought fatal. The
injured are. August Beer. head, face and
hands severely burned and body bruised;
Patrick Dwyer legs hurt; Frank Kelly.
legs aud body bruised. skuii fractured
Albert kurtx. back hurt. face cut; Mrs. a..
". Dammss. leg hurt. body bruised.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27

DANGEROUS CRANK In JAIL.
Had TkreAtened the Lives of frotni
neat New York Miliionaires.

NEw loRK. Oct. 23-A man named
Reilly. who ssys he is marble cutter, has
been arrested in Newark, whore he was seen
with the striking cloakmaEers who went TO
attack tho hoase of man named billiard.
where work was being done for New York
factory. In his pockets were letters aa-
dressed TO Airs. William X. Vanderbilt
Chauncey N. Depsw George Gould and
Superintendent Byrnss. lie said lbe one
10 Dyrnes was simply query whether he
had received letter from Reilly about q
recent ms sterious murder, In which de-
scripticn OF the murderer was given. The
others were OF rambling nature, haiI Dig
/, ging aud half lhreatening.
He told the police ne would do anything
to help the strikers and down the cspisai-
1 lists. aud for the last lew days he had pa
/ troIiei the avenues near Napdefblita nome
/ Watching for an opportunity 10 Kilt sums
/ OF the taniiy. lie says he has written sew
1 eTai letters to President Cleveland.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
FIvE-sToRY BRICK COLLAPSED.
An Aoeadsnt An Chicago which Badly
Injured Several Msr.

cnIoAao. Oct. 23--Iha e.stoff brick
building al ie1 Wells street. ~ process OF
construction. collapsed to-day, bufyins sew
erai workmen in the ruins All the work
men escaped except Michael Rose, car
peuter. ansi ii, Igaiian named OaFoni. Iesy y
were soon rescued and though badly
| crushed WALL probably recover.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
LANDING DAY" onLlBRArlD.
A BriIiiast Banquss AZ the eiaAk ~
Club OF cnieaxo.

CHICAGO. Oct. 22-s.Landing dayn
at the Columbus Clab. ths leading
Catholic organization OF the wsss. Was
the occasion ui brilliant banquet i0-
night. At which about 800 guests 80
down. The club building was benuti-
fully decorated with the naRs of aiI
malone. The speakerx wsrs Aech-
ishop Feehan Of Chicago, Hon. 4. 3.
Tarsney of Dstrsit, President Harpsr
OF the Chicago University. I7dGe
Thomas Moran. Rev. J. ]. Agnsw nnd
aud others. The feature OF ths occn-
sion was n notable address Of Congress.
man 1arsney. taking advanced nrounds
on the suhjsct ~ church aud state.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
FATAL HEAD END COLLISION.
southern Pacific Trains Met ON th
Same Track.

sAs AFIosio. Texas. 0ei. PA head
end collision occurred on the Southern Pa
citc near Walker station last night at /
O'Clock. between passenger and fieiRht
trains. resulting In the killing Of Conductor
Hoss AMI Brakeman saonbuE. Four other
persons were Injured. Both engines. tho
baggage aud mail car aud three freight cars
we're wrecked. The aeeident 10 alleged 10
be due 10 the negligence Of the telegraph
generator at Stafford.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
REPORT oF WAR UNTRUE.


AsHis0ros. Oct. 22 - Minister Arrieia.
the 0uatemalan minlster. docs not credit
the dispatches from Oaxaca Mexico. that
war was impend.ng between Mexico and
Guatemala and ahe latter country has sent
troops to meet several thousand Mexican
troops at Acapulco anu Tehuanlepec. Senior
Arrigia says he would be quickly advised "
a wariike step had been Iaken. and has re-
ceiyea nothing 10 show that such a move
has been made or Contemplated. Tue
boundary line question being negotiated
between Mexico and Guatemala is no more,
says the minister. than the boundary be-
tween Mexico and the United s ntes, and IL
has not at any time reached the serious
war.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
DROWNED N : sLouaH.
Andrew aiibFsaas'a Dead Body Pound
a. Parma, Idaho.

BotsL, Idaho. Oct 22 Andrew C;ilbfldge
was found in a asongh at Parma yesterday.
No one saw the accident. Hls horse wss
found ssanding On a bank. his nat Heating
on the wafer, and later hls body was nshed
oug OF The water He was young man,
was highly esteemed anu was interested 10
3 ranch with als uncle, Phillip Gilbrldge.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
SELF. rErLrcrED WOUNDS FATAL.
Deputy sheriff Broekhaeea of Koote'
nal County Hs Dead.

RArnpRua, Idaho. Oct e3.--G w. Bfock,
hagen. who yesterday morning with suicidal
intent attempted 10 cut his throat died oi
his injuries al o. clock this morning. his
Sife arrived here from Hope At noon today.
When she learned that her husband va
dead her gsasl was heartrending. She ha'
the ~ ympaihy ~ all tue people here. The
body u be taken to Hope for intermens.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27

delegates Trying 90 Form . Ma
Organic stion.

HeIoGatea IryFnE 90 Forn . teW
OrEanIE stfon.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. Fifty dele
gates representing switehmen from ali
parts of the country met here today for
the purpose of organizing nav
sR itchmen's brotherhood. X. D. 0wsS-
ney OF Jersey City was elected tenn
porary chairman. After tho appoint
ment OF the committee ON Credentials
the question ~ TO name for The o.
ganixation was discussed. but re con-
clusion was reached. The convention
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
when the actual work of reorRanizin1
will begin. Tonight grand bsnquel
was glven BY local lodge. No. |. or thu
switchmep's union.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27

cIrvKLsxp, OHIO. Oct. 7a.--Judgs Lufton
OF ina unlted States circuit conrt today
save a decree In the naled case OF George
NJ, and G. +. NcMnilsn. representing ths
Canadian Copper Company. aRnnst \. X.
Eltchie, In which q million and quarter 81
dollars 10 involved Tho decision is IN
favor OF the copper comnany.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
DESPERATE MEN REoAPrURED.


DEsyER oci. 2a-Frank Murray and
James Bartlett. escaped prisoners from he
county jail. charged with having wrecked
train ON the Santa Fe road near this city
and looted several stores at Li.tleton on
ihe night of October Is. have osen capiared
at Salt Lake City. II is said they have told
where the third fugitive. led Newell. can
be found. Officers leave for Sait Lake ihis
evening with a reQuissiIon Tor the prlsonrrs
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
EEeLIsH ANS COMING ovKR.


l.ospax. Oh 22--Nnmhers Of leading
English aad foreign anarchists are yaeailne
thelr haunts In London and the majority
are proceeding singly 20 America. The
reason Tor this migration - tho iuesssant
harrasslng 10 which they have bxen sib.
ieeisd and on account Of the vigslance ci
the police.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27

fahavaios Tribesmen OF Madagascar
Raidsa o Coast Village.

MAasKIILrs. osi. 2a.-Mail a1vIces re-
ceiyed from Madagascar report that the
Fahavaios tribcsmen have raided a village
near Msjunga. On the northwest COAST.
They attacked the French lradlns-house
aud beheaded two agents there. ons Of
whom was an Englishman. and the other
french.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27

Ssw YoRx, oct. 22-K. T. searies
reached tho city nall bsre ioiav at
12.io= D. M. This ends his ride
gsom Chicago. The journey was made In
ak days, seven hours aud thirty minutes
Hs was sixsssn hcurs and thifsy minutes
behind ais schedule Time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
A FORTUNE IN WHALE OIL.
netarn OF tbs ssvwhas After = saeesss
fat cruise.

TAT cFuIse. -
SAN Francisco. Oct. - The steam
whaler Narwhai canao into port thls
morning and landed the happleat lot ol
whalers that has arrived here this sea-
son. The Nar~hai's cruise In the arc
tic regions extended over q period Of
80 months. Daring that time ahe
took 50 whales, which, Il 10 estimated.
will net her owners nearly s5uU, ,0o0s
l The men Ia the lorecaatle figuring on
their pro rata Of tho pFellls Of the
cruise, ealinate that they have 81. .o0l
each coming to them. The Narwhal
took only i've whales this season.
Her big catch was lnada iast year ik
the viclnisy Of The Mckenzie river
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SHOOK.


San Dfaoo. OCT. 2s "a sharp safthquaks
shoek sifese ths people from large build
inza here at sos p. m No damage was
done beyond tia breaking OF wsndowA A
telephone message from Campo on the
Mexican border, IS mics east, says the
shock was very severe there.
los AsoMI.Ks Gal !. Oct. GA slight
earthquake shock was ielt on the stseets
here al 400 q ufeloek
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
xmraA mASnIse AT PALousE.


PALousE. Oct. "a. There was a Lop-
allss rally nj the Palouse theatsr last
evening. Ex-Dspuiy Sheriff Rawls
was the frat speaker, followed by B. y.
Manrirg, candidate for the Office Of
treasurer. Then came the speaker Of
the ayeninr. Ahifa Manring. lie con-
fined himself entirely TO the silver
question, stating that the ticket OF bis
PARTY was coinage OF money TO the ex-
tent Of $50 per eanlsa, and that ne him
self did not cnnsider that half enongh.
Mr.. William Nixon arrived from the
east with his bride yesterday. Mrs. Z.
#. Cross aud her two little daughter.
were with taein, having met .hsns q
New York, on her way from Eugland'
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27

Flftesn Miiis Is ths Fisare neeiaed
upsu br ths ceuhcii.

CoIfAx. Oct. 2a.-The city council,
at iass nighs's session. agreed upon ID
mllls o. the totni annual tax levy for
1894. 10 mills being the total Tor mu.
nicipal, street aud sewer purposes, Ana
8 mllls for the paymsat cl Interest on
ontslnnding bDrds. The total assesseu
valuation Of the city OF Coliax Tor iaSl
IL so2o, a72, divided ss follows: Person
al property, 1881. SIS; real property
1861 o02: railroad property, $27 ,ss2
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27

ChIns ts ne Punished. aud Oshsr Ma
stoas Warned Not 20 lnterfrrr.
ufRosarxA. Oct. 23.-~The Corean en-
hsssy. headed by the second sou OF the
king Of Corcs. sIeclai envoy 10 the msksdc.
charged 10 return the VISIT Of Marquis
sI,uy.. japanese envoy arrived here amt
was received BY the empcEor. Tn. Corean
eayoy pressniel his MAJESTY With costly
gifts from the king oi Corea
The special session OF the japanese diet
closed yesterday. Bi,is insrodnoed BY tine
gov ernment tor further prugrsts OF the
war were passed unanimouaiv. In adit-
ion the diet presented . memorandum 10
the cabinet requestipg the government 10
execute the imperial declarations In order
TO achieve complete victory over the
Chinese ana restore pepre In the east. While
raising the glory OF the cation. The diet
also recommended that Caina be severely
punished aud Ia a rianner which would not
permit her being able 60 again disturb The
peace OF the east. Finally. the diet recon-
mensied that the ministefs should let II be
distinctly known that JaInn wiii not ioler.
ate any foreign inseFfsrcace which would
prevent her nom attaining the objects c'
Notes er the war.
sHAsGnAt, Oct 23.--Ra.ers OF this dis
trict have asked foreign eonsuls TO In
strnct foreigners not TO proceed into The
eountry on business or pleasure. as the sol
diefs Of the kansu rovincc do not under
stand the reason OF their presence.
The steamer Chung King. which has ar
4 rived here, reports that Norwegian
steamer supposed to be The forkensk ioid
had been overhauicu OF shang Tunl
pronontory by q japanese warship and has
been taken 10 Japan. having merchandise
on board which comes under the ciassiiica
4 tion Of contrabaad Of war.
Alarming zumofs Ansnt.
LoxDoS, Oct. % "A dispatch 10 the Time
from Tieu Tsin says the Chinese official
report that q battle occurred near 40
Chow yesterday, and the japanese wer
repulsed with a loss of 800 men ON eac
side.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. s4.--It is reported tina
q second Japanese army bryan operation
for the capture OF Port Arthur yesterday
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED.
adams Exprs.s Company Gets saiu.
able Peach.

wAsnsaros. Oct 2I.--A pouch contain.
ing most Of the money slcien from the
Adams Express Company a. tbs Aaui
ereek robbery hHs been recovered through
lis aid OF ssasey, one OF the robbers. The
nonch mas concealed Ia ths woods Of Sir-
alals. seaxcy has made partial conies-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27

spAHoLs, Oct. se.--smish 4 wiese's
saloon was burgiarized last night. The
hnrglars entered by bursting IN ihe
aids doors. They TOOK all the money
in tho alarm tiIi. Quite an amount oI
fiouors and cigars we're taken.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
cLEvELAsD's FAMILY STARTS.

The President Is New In New York
City.
DuzzARD's BAy. Mass. Oct. 2J.--The
president and family left in private car
toiay. At Prov the presidents car
was attached 10 The regular through train
10 New York. Mrs. Cleveland and chill.
dren stopped oil at Greenwich 10 Walt Mr..
Benedict. The president continued his
journey 10 New York as previously an.
so
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
BACK 70 THE wHrE HOUSE..
Pres .dant Cleveland and Family Lsas'
nuxxnrd'a Bay.

BuzzARp's BAY, oc'. e2.--PresI-
danl and Mrs. Cleveland viii leave
Gray Gables At 0 o'clock tomorrow
morning for Washington
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
THE STRIKE INVESTIGATIONS.
National Committee Rseanvsaed 1
Washington.

wAsnISer0S. Oct ss-Ths national
s5rike committee appointed by the presi-
dent TO investigate the great strike at Chi
caso reeonvensd today in the oilice OF Labor
Commissioner Wright. The committee 10
now engaged IN getting the work In final
shape to report to the president. No inii-
nation u given as to the nature OF the re-
pert. IL Is understood. however, that the
Inquiry will deal with tue strike in such a
way rs 10 make the report one OF the most
valuable contributions 10 the literature OF
social problems. II is said lhe important
rulings recently made by Justice Harlan OF
the supreme court of the United States In
the jenkins Injunction case arc in line with
the conclusions drawn from the Chicago
outbreak as TO the rights and limitations OF
the strikers.
trinidad strikers Arrsigned.
TaIxInaD Co... Oct. 2a--Twenty three
Trinidad railroad men, most OF them prom
| inent members of tha A. X. u. pleaded moi
guilty before Judge Haliet in the federal
court today OF resisting United States mar
shals and interfering with the administra.
| lion OF Justice at Trinidad during the Pnll-
man boycott. Sixty deputy marshals wer'
disarmed amt ill-Irsated by ihe strikers a
I Trinidad July |, and these men are charges
l with the act.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
THOMAS HALL FOUND DEAD.
The uIsoavsrer OF the Well -Knews
Miass whieh hear Mis Name.

CoLvILLE. Oct. 22.--Thonans Hall.
aged 85. was found dead this morning
in cattle guard on tiie Spokane Falls
Il Northern railway. nne mile north oi
lown. He evidently slipped on the wet
scantllng and the fall broke his neck.
Deceased was the discoverer Of the
famous Hall minaa and wac reputed TO
be worth SIS. 900. Ills funeral will
take place tomorrow.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-03
Our Good People.

Rev. J. S. Beasley has written letter to
the Southron Christian ADVOCATE, in which be
has the following to say of the people of
Sumter in connection with the recent meeting
of Conference:
began this, however, to write Of the late
session of our Conference. In many respects
we have not had pleasanter one within the
last swenty-tbree years. To me it was
uosually pleasant There is no place on the
face OF the earth | feel more at home than
ia Sumter; no place where there are more
people tenderly love, and | entertain the
comfortable persuasion am loved by them
IN return. Eight years of my itinerant
life have been spent 10 and around this oeau-
tiful city. 1t has been the scene of many
precious, sweet experiences, and also of some
sore conflicts aud severe affections. | am
always glad of au opportunity 10 60 there.
There are many noble, good people in Sumter,
in all the churches, including the synagogue
of The Jews. Some as fine specimens of true
manhood as you will 6ud anywhere are
amongst the Israelities of this city More
generous, charitable, kiud-hearted, open
handed people it is not my privilege to know
anywhere. This session Of the Conference
to me could not have been otherwise than
delightful.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-03
Sale Under Mortgac e.

TN PURSUAN and exercise of the Power
of Sale in the Mortgage executed by
Samuel Ernest Cooper on 7!h February, 1898.
to William Plowden, to secure the payment Of
bond therein referred to (Which bond and
mortgage have been assigned to me. ] will
sell at public auction oo Thursday the 18th
day of January, next, "a. D. 1894 between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and 2 o'clock
P. n. at Sumter Court House, in the City Of
Sumter in Sumter County, State of South
Carolina, the mortgaged premises, consisting
of that tract of land in the County and State
aforesaid, containing four hundred and thirty
three acres, which was conveyed to the saic
Samuel Ernest Cooper by the said William
Plowden by his iced dated 7th February,
1898; the said CT lying on the North side
of the public re .~adlng from the City OF
Sumter across Muldrow's Crossing over
Black River, and bounded on the North by
land formerly Of T. Reese English and after
wards Of Barber, on the East by lands now
or formerly of D. E. Keels, on The South or
Southeast by lands now or formerly of Mrs
N F. Muldrow, and also on the South by
land formerly Of Robert ". Plowden, after
wards of D. E. Keels
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
W.T.. B. HAYNSWORTH,
as Assignee of said Mortgage,
and as Attorney of Samuel Ernest Cooper.
Dec q 833-4t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-03
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Forth goes the mandate! Again the insa-
tiate archer lets fy his shat, and another VIC
tim is hurried into eternity. For the fourth
time since the beginning of this year OF light
has Death claimed one of our brotherhood.
Early in tie year before we had scarcely
made our preparations for our work, the
genial, The loved, the worthy G. F. a. Built
man was called to his rest. Before month
had passed, in the flush and vigor of mao-
hood, stricken down at his post, his sense Of
duty being paramount to ois sense of self, we
mourned the loss of Bro. J. J. Trou,man.
In the long days of Summer, after we'll
spent life, and membership of over thirty
four years in our lodge, Bro. P. N. Gibbons
crossed over the river.
Now again az we meet in Annual Commun-
ication to review the events of the past twelve
months we look in vain for the form of one
who for years seldom missed a communica-
tion.
After months Of suffering, on the afternoon
of the 23d of November the soul of our
lamented brother, ROBERT N. JONES, was
ushered into the presence Of the God who
gave it, and With appropriate Masonic honors,
surrounded by weeping relatives, friends and
brethren on theaf,ernoon of November 24th bis
body was consigned to the dust whence it came.
'sWe shall meet, but We shall miss hin" J"
f. .,I: ho rvo6 no
our Records show that whether it be fair or
foul weather, whether sunshiny orr tempes.
tuous, in all that time, although living seven
miles distant, he never, until his last sickness
missed half dozen communications of the
Lodge, and those chiefly extra ones of which
he had no notice. This is the season of glad
ness and rejoicing, but we mourn with his
loved ones the death of so s'2ood man" as
Robert ". Jones' and it is meet aud proper
that we should give expression to toe estimate
and worth in which his brethren held him.
Resolred, That in the death of Bro Robt
W. Jones. the State has lost a true and tried
citizen, who in his early manhood evinced his
love for her and for over four years followed
the fortunes of her flag in the ''times that
tried mems souls" from 81 to '65; Sumter
County faithful SOD, ever striving 10 pro-
mote her interest, sacrificing his private opin-
ions for the public welfare; bis family a
loving and devoted husband and father,
whose place can never be filled and whose
loss is ircalculable; Caremont Lodge, No.
81, a. F. H.. worthy and loved brother,
serving it with ''fervency and zeal, and
loving and revering the principles inculcated
by our order.
Resolved That We tender to the grief strick-
|. en- family Of our deceased brother our tender
est .ympathies at their bereavement, and pray
that the Ruler of the Universe may deal kind
IL with them ALL
Rssozued, That page in our Record Book
be dedicated to the memory Of our brother,
giving thereon his Masonic history.
Rssolved, That copy of these resolutions
be sent the family of our deceased brother,
and that they also be published in the Watch
man dAadBbsAh7on.
F,aternaliy submitted,
H. c. MOSES,
J. S. HARTzELL,
ABE RYTTENBERG,
COMMITTEE.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-03
Public Sales.

The following sales were made yesterday
by the Master:
The Sumter B. l. L. Assoc'n agains,
Martha NJ. Doby-defendant two tracts oil
20 and 10 acres more or less. Purchased by
Lee 4 Noise, Atty's, $50.
The Simouds National Bank. Assignee
Plaintiff against Robt. E. L. Kiryen, Thos.
j. Kirven and others, defendants, 1921 acres
more or less. Purchased by j. D. Banding,
Atty, Sll,5 500.
William A. James, Admr. Of William j.
Reynolds, Deceased, Plaintiff against Eliza
beth Spann aud others, IL lots, bought by
Haynswor,b Cooper, Atty's, S25 each.
The following sales were made under fore
closure of mortgage:
Sumter B. l. L. Assoc'n, against Sarah
Mathews, I'll acres, bought by Lee Noise
$50.
Sumter B. & L. Asso'n, against E. ..
Ingram, 226} acres, more or less, bought by
Lee & Noise, Atty's, S505.
Sarah P. Chambers to j J. Dargan, Lee &
Noise, Atty's. 81 acres, Lee l. Mo se Atty's,
$50.