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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-14
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Pickton Baptist Sunday schsl
organ contest. Pickton brirp h
rear. but we hope to Win. IN,
help us. Respectfully,
ANNIE lid
Hlllsboro, Tex, Dec. L. -cxl
itor Gazette, Fort Worth. DrI
You will please wlthdfax tAt u
the West side Mission suaa,yt
In your organ contest In iiyr I
Presbyterian Sunday-sshoa I
city. as It is In the contest II
the lnclosed II coupons 10 ID
Very respectfully, Us PHIL
Secretary West side Atisiian
school.
Bluff Dale, Tex, Dec. I'D
Santa Claus: Enclosed pleas
coupons, which please cast h;
little Indian Territory kirx
Eta. What true Texan csn n
appeal OF Mrs. Maggard!
follow. J.. X. NAN
Thirty-one ooupong Tor N
Episcopal sunday-school, pesI1
JOB BARza
Henrietta, Tex, Dec. ~
Santa Claus: Enclosed fnt ri
pons for the Methodist susar@
at Dundee. Tex.
NJ. II. SUNDAY-scHO0L "
TEE. HENRIETTA.
Granbury. Tex, Dec. ls.-Dz
itor Gazette: Enclosed fnd "
to be credited to Granha1
club. PEARL LYLE. Ptssi
HATTIE DOYLE, lf11
Frultland. Tex, Dec. ~
Santa Claus: | inclose un1si
cover IS coupons for hui!hj
uay-school, Very truly, u
The following Is the COAL
vote IN the Gazette's organ y
to 10 o'clock yesterday ttr-l
Cumberland Presbyteriss ~
school, Mansfield, Texst
Cumberland PresbyteIian W.
school, Granbury, Texi'c
Christian sunday-schooL .
riettn. Texas. ........'..'';,.I
Fruitland Sunday-schcoL III
land, Texas. ......,.....,.;;'''''v,i,,i
Methodist sunday-school
eta, !. T...,...........,,''tn....i
Methodist sundny-sehoo'' "
Texas ...n........'.,,,.....s,'pItr
Presbyterian sunday'sen0''
boro, Texas. ....,,,..'''..,a,,
First Baptist SUNDAY
Baird, Texas. .,-.;,iIII,,|
Presbyterian sunday-sen'
Park .........,...'. Nd
Baptist sunday.schooA
Texas ....-.. :. .',',s,I al
City Mission Sunday-s'a
sicana, Texas ...,'..;; 'r:,s,tI
Christian sunday-schoo+ -
Texas ...... ..''., .rt.n
Cumberland PresbytsuS nj
day school, Gainessille, "
First Baptist sunday''en'
catur, Texas.,...,,..,,ieH via
Union Sunday scnoo'
Texas ...,.,.....'...,'.oi ~
Ash Creek Sunday-scno'> III
Baptist sunday-scno0'' ..'.'..
Texas ......,....,..'., ~
Methodist Protesian' rss1s
school. weatherfo,d. :, 80
Christian sunday'schoo''
First Baptist SUNDAY s'a' 4
shall Texas ....',,,.j ~.
Christian sunday's'n
ford, Texas. .....,,..,, ~
Christian sunday-senSs'' 81
/. Il. .....,....''''''.-<
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-14

Against Tom o'Brie.
Mrs. Iis1's''

~ -.
Sherman. Tex. Des s; iis,as]
40 county teacneissu Il " +
session this afterno0A
court room. a, ,iilnf y
Tom o'Brien. the man ma, u "
charge of assault ni,. ! 81 =
say. a man wItheaIi.
get on OF a ,uyvelcck \ "a
nj penison about >
Ing OF the assault. ,,.rti o
CASTOR Meslier, y IL "a
ana ticket agent LIZ 4, = ~
Pacific. was here 'oaA'
LEG WAS
Young Roy sss,s r.. ~
Jumping Frs's'
caIaen Moore. q hoy =
S Sroken last nisi,t N.
swinging onto q i's
Otherwise injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-14
THREE GRANBURY BOYS.


Iowa Park. Tex. Dec. ls.-Dear San
"a claus' We want our friends TO un-
uersthhd that We are still In the race
ana hope they will now come forward
win coupons, and subscribers by the
month and by the year. We, too. have
q Dread basket" and hope 1t is large
enough to hold the organ.
we spent our last dollar to finish
our church, and having suffered from
,he drouth. We need help much more
IMAM those pretty Granbury girls. In
close sixteen coupons
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES.
Iowa Park, Tex.
sherman, Tex. Dec. ls,-Editnr en-
ute; Nine votes for the Sunday
school at Marietta, with the hope il
VII get thar" So. you can add them
70 US list, as a missionary wish from
" '"e'''ouis'' coRlNNE L.
Husk. Tex, Dec. ia.-Gazette Santa
Slaus; Enclosed find 81 to cover sub
sefipsion and credit 100 votes to Mari
eta Methodist school.
MRS. d. Il. JONES.
Decatur. Tex. Dec. ll.-Gazet,e
SANTA Claus: Enclosed please and ~
'osss' which place To the credit OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-14

Granbury. Tex, Dec. l,.-D1
itor Gazette: Enclosed hnd "
to be credited to Gnnha1
club. PEARL LYLE. Ptss
HATTIE DOYLE, ff11
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

SITUATION WANTED BY a NEAT COMPE-
- tent woman 20 do general housework in small
family in the country. Please call for 3 days at
440 Seventeenth ST., near Guerrero.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

CASHIERS POSITION YOUNG
~ lady who has had number of years expert
ence in large retail and wholesale house des res po-
sition as cashier or any Office position; collecting
can furnish unquestionabe references or bonds Ii
desired Address j. NJ j.. box l2O. Call Ofice
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

DOSITIoN BY YOUNG MAN IN A WHOLE
l. sale house or Office assistant bookkeeper:
references given. Address 1889 Seventh ST., Oak
In
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

w ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w general housework IN small family; no objec-
tion 70 the country; pay reasonable. Address or
call 22l Fifthst.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

| TNVINCIBLE RIBBONS AND CARTONS
are absolutely guaranteed United Typewriter
and Supplies Co. 4l3 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

E% DIVIDEND NoTICE-THE NEVADA
lk~S Bank OF san Francisco The board of direc-
tors of this bank have declared dividend (No. ~
for the quarter ending S0th OF September. 1895 at
The rate OF six (6l per cent per anGum payable on
aud after the 18th October. Transfer books Will
be closed from the 10th the 18th inst both days
inclusive. d. r. DAVIDSON, Sec.
San Francisco, October s, 1895.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
SITUATIONS wANrED-oontinued.

ESPECTABLE WIDOW WISHES SITUA-
IL ton 10 do general housework or chamberwork
no objection 10 city country. Call or address
5b7 Howard st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
o. S. GOVERNMENT.


GUSTOM-HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, SEP
" tember %, 1895.
Notice-Cert ain goods remaining one year In
bonded warehouse will be sold at public auction Al
the United states Appraisers store the 23d OF
October, 1895, at IL O'Clock A. n.
Descriptive catalogues be had at the Custom
House on October 20, 1895, time and place of
sale. E. B. JEROME
Special Deputy Collector
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

pESPECTABLE AMERICAN MIDDLE-AGED
IL lady would like position as housek keeper;
would not object to short distance in the country
is first-class cook and baker. Cali or address
1928 Harrison St. upstairs.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

NEAT, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN
~ girl wishes situation for general housework in
small family. Please call 1922 Shotwell st.: no
postal cariS
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

TWO DANISH SISTERS LIKE TO WORK To-
gether in an American family as upstairs girl
waiting at table and sewing. Apply 1915 Mission
ST.. ground floor, from 2 to4.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

ELDERLH AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS
u care OF children and light housework; neat and
reliable; city or country. Call or address MRS. E..
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

SITUATION WANTED BY A SCANDINA-
- Wan woman to go out by the day as first
class laundress and good nurse the best of refer
ence; and Swedish and wife, wishing to
work togetherl cooking or any kind of work, good
reference, city or country. 111a Antonia ST., of
Jones, near Ellis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-04
The Eocster's Crow.

The crow of these birds, which may
seem to the unobservant very UNMARRIED
sound, discloses to those who have low
ingly studied them at least half a dozen
distinct modificat ions. In the fiedgling
male who just tegins TO feel the spirit
Of his kind, and who goes through his
performance in the adolescent way, it is
a cheap and often pitiful call. Froro the
open roost in the Gees, where the Sirds
are gradually aroused by the slow COM
ing day, we can often hear the note Of
the half awakened cock, rs full of the
sense Of slumbe- rs the speech of sleep
ing man. As the creature gradually
awakens his cry becomes more resonant,
until it has the true morning ring.
Brave as is this note of the full day, it
is not to be compared with the Growing
Of gamecock, the most splendid bragg
CART sound Of all the animal world
Scribner's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-04

Moline, started on q delightful trip
today. They will take in the inter-
esting southern points and then go
on down to Ocola, Fla, where they
remain until spring.
The Davenport Republican came
out in machine set type this morn
ing, an amicable agreement having
been arrived at last evening between
Editor Cook and the mechanical de-
partment employees.
Mss Edith wilkins, teacher OF
shorthand in the business depart
ment Of Augustine college, was taken
suddenly and severely ill yesterday,
and in consequence her classes were
dismissed until next Monday.
The Rock Island Library board or
dered a number of books last even
ing through Frank Lasher jr., a
bookman, extraordinary who, by the
way, hassome OF the handsomest edi-
tions Of standard authors ever shown
here.
Mail carrier Dewrose. of Moline,
who Postmaster McEniry has from
the first maintained was incompetent
to discharge the duties, has at last
admitted as much and resigned thus
evincing the fact that Mr.. McEniry
was a pretty good judge Of his ability
all along.
Work on the federal building and
court house has again been sus-
pended on account OF the severe
weather. The contractors OF both
structures say that they are anxious
to at least even up the walls before
compelled to suspend for the winter
and have continued work on disa-
greeable days-but Monday nights
change was q stiffener.
City Clerk Huesing is being called
up regularly now by the small boy
with his sparrow heads. which the
clerk counts and issues orders on
the county for the payment of 2
cents per bird to the youthful hunts
man. Thus far Frank Carroll has
brought in l6; Asher Huntley. 10;
Anton Fassnacht. 35; Harry Long,
rs, and Charles Miller II.
The Eastern Fair will close out its
entire stock Of toys, commencing
Monday. Dec. 9. and continuing un-
til sold. They must be sold and we
will make prices that will sell them.
Your inspection is cordially invited.
All fresh clean goods and latest nov
elites. Call at once while stock is
complete. Remember the place,
2l07-2lO9 Fourth avenue.
DIR. T. l.. Foulds has leased the
Rock Island Brewing company's
brick stable in the lower end OF the
city and will keep his string of l6
head OF blooded hooses there during
the winter months. DR.. Foulds is
the possessor Of some excellent stock,
three Of his young phillies being en-
tered in the Clark's Horse Review
$4,000 sweepstakes race, which
come of in 1897.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-04

Notice is hereby given that the
firm Of H. Siemon & Son, doing BUSH
ness at 1915 Second avenue, has been
dissolved. II. Siemon. Sr.. retiring.
II. T. Siemon. the junior member OF
the firm will continue the business.
paying all bills. and collecting all
accounts due the firm. and solicits
the continued patronage of the
firms friends and of the pubic gen.
orally.
Rock Island, Dec. 8, 1895.
H. SIEMoN,
II. T. SIENoN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-04
Books for Old and Young.


Thousands of Books for Holiday-gift seekers con-
stanty arriving. We have before mentioned the SOC
IL mos bound in half Russia and gold. IS titles at
half price, CSC.
AS starter for the children will sell 800 Chill.
drens Books, prousely illustrated and &c. over
~ inherent styles of them. Also 500 great big Books
IKE Chaterbox nice stories for older children splen-
didly illustrated, at 2oc instead of the usual S5c
Plenty more Book bargains.
Kid Gloves.
In addition to the special price offerings in Kid
Gloves. will give box of pure French Milled Toll
let Soap free to any one purchasing pair of Kid
Gloves at 81
Rock Island People
Know good thing when
vertised Saturday,
saturday night will help I'LL the Is
and 81 WV WV
The First 500 Customers
This week handsome enameled
e bread and one ball Crochet Cotton all 2s
worth quarter ard Thread and Cuchet
boxes will disappear very quickly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-04

Notice to the Public.

j. NJ. Schaab wishes to announce
that he has ground a lot of pure
buckwheat. Parties desiring the
pure buckwheat can get it from the
above or your grocer. He does not
offer $50 an ounce for anything that
is 10 it besides buckwheat. but guar
antees every pound absolutely pure
or money refunded on every pound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-04
MCInfyTe-ReCk Dry Goods Co.
and Second Avenue RokIslan ILL.,
Christmas is Coming.

Christmas is Coming.
During this week we will show for the first time
thousands of dollars worth of Holiday goods Books
Games Toys. Dolls. Fancy Crockery. etc. In placing
these many different things before you have had
one object constantly before to give the value
for the least possible price. You may always expect
10 make your money go farther here than elsewhere
few hints will point out to you what we are doing
and visit to the store will more than repay you.
Fancy China.
We don't handle China as q rule but when we do
you may rest assured it is because can sell hand
some styles and shapes at close prices; less in
fact than you'll be asked to pay for such dainty
elsewhere.
Emphatic smons fancy China bargain.
the finest aud Havand Co.
sets OF ohe them individual picking
less THAI regular prices for these superb
beautiful nearly
dishes New Salads hocOe After Dinner
Codees Bread and Butter Pea Plates
fee Pots Relish Dishes Jelly Dhss oyrter Dishes
" $500 0.oN'
In other Chins showing dozens Caps Sam
Sugsrs Pcherr Plates Bonbons Plates, etc. M
end 25c. ' ~ w wv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-04

THE ARGUS delivered every even
ing at your door at 10c a week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-04
SHIELDS SPECIAL.

Prices Quoted by the Cash Grocer.
Santa Claus soap. bars for. csc
% pounds graduated sugar ..$1.OO
Shields Best Flour. SSc
Fresh corn meal. per sack. &c
Star tobacco, per pound. SOC
Clipper tobacco. ........... 29c
Battle Axe tobacco. -. :. go. lac
Red Hot stove polish, and :. .. SC
Canned peaches. per can. $50. 1Oc
California spricots.. -. 49,. lie
California pears, per can. 80. lie
Mustard sardines, per can. ... &c
California prunes. per pound sc
and up
Raisins, 4c and up.
Pure fruit preserve in 20-pound
pals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Tomatoes, 2 cans for. .... 15c
Pumpkin, cans for .......... 15c
Peas. 4 cans for. csc
Corn. 4, 5 and 6 cans for ...... Csc
New dried beans, a. quarts for 25c
Dried peas. 6 quarts for .... 25c
Olives only 17ic per quart
Dried peaches, per pound. 80. 7Ic
Yeast Foam and all other dry
yeast. per package. ... &c
Genuine home made mince meat
per pound only Zoe
II pounds rolled oats. ..... Csc
j. L. SHIELDS,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
A Chase After a Horse Thief.

Some time sgo Mr. Eugene McCutchen OF
Mt. Zion had horse stolen, and there was
no trace of the horse or thief TO be found in
the neighborhood. He employed Mr. Sam
Scarborough TO hunt The thief. who set ou AT
once to run him down He soon got the
trail OF the thief and followed him 10 within
A few miles of Wadesboro, n. c. There the
horse was found in the possession OF man.
to whom the thief had traded the horse for a
mule and road cart The thief was negro
named Isaac Johnson, who lives near ST.
Charles he had taken another road ard
returned to his home with the mule and cart.
The negro has ony one foot, buteve though
he is thus handicapped he has not yet been
captured
Mr.. McCutchen recovered his horse. A
warrant has been issued for Johnson, and the
officers are hunting for him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
A Centenarian.

Ben Mitchell, an old negro from Gaillard' 8
Gross Roads was in town Monday, who is a
curiosity, for he is, or claims to be, III years
old He belonged to Capt, F. S. Carson
prior to the war. and was Capt. Carson's SER
want during the war. He was owned by Mr..
Peter M+lett, the father Of the late Col. F.
VI. Mellett and Dr.. r S. Mellett He has no
family left. his wife having died twelve years
ago, and his children were sold before the
war, Of. them be knows nothing Ben is
rather aged in appearance, hut does not look
his age. for he is still able TO get around and
do light work. And another fact that is as
remark4be MS h il age-he said nothing about
having heen Washingion's servant or even
having seen the father Of cur country.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
A MIDNIGHT VISITOR.
Every aaether Should Be Prepared to
Battle with CrouptThe Best Remedy.

Battle with Croup-Thc Best Kennedy
{rro1,, he Providence, X. l., Telegrom.)
What word carries more terror to a
mother than Group, that insidlous visitor
who steals upon her children at night when
drug stores are closed and physicians not
within reach. Group does its deadly work
Quick. and if not me; at the outset with
stringent methods is almost sure to prove
conoueror. Every mother should keep
remedy where she can reach it at the first
ominons bark. 1t has been truly said that
a bottle of Perry Davis Pain-Killer on the
medicine shelf insures greater safety from
such ills than would doctor in your house,
Pain-Killer was the chief remedy OF our
grandfathers and with all the advances OF SCI
ence nothing has been found to take its place
For Group it is without an equal. Az
instance of this was yes ay cited to
reporter BY Mrs. J. B. G.. hyskins, OF No.
30 Marion Street, the wife of one Of the
sturdy wheelwrights Of Providence, r. l.
Nobody knews the anxiety, the torture
of mind have experienced because OF
Group. Hours Of sleep I have lost while
watching at the bedside Of my boy, who has
suffered almost thousand deaths from
Group in its worst form. / tried every
remedy that kind friends could suggest.
All failed me, and was in despair PAIN
Killer finally conquered the terrible disease.
Nv boy is now seven years ole, and whenever
I see that Group is returning give ram
Killer. In twenty minutes the trouble Is
over and we both 60 to sleep.
"Pain-Killer? Why wouldn't b with
out it in nv house moment for kings
ransom. l feel as though it cured my 90
wear old son of bronchitis after all other
remedies failed, and it saved me the prob
ahle loss Of limb fron: broken artery
caused bv the kick of vicious horse
Pain.Killer at once reduced the swelling
and prevented blood-poisoning."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
WILL NOT ENLIST
The Sumter Light Infantry Dis
bands Rather Than Take the
Oath Required Under the
New Law.

A special meeting of the Sumter Light
Infantry was held last night to take sc;lo" in
reference TO the new militia law, und.r
which al companies must be reorgan'zed
The law and the oath required of each man
that enlists was laid before the Company by
Capt A. C. Phelps He then called fer those
who desired to enlist 10 come forward and
sign the oath No; man responded. and
the Sumter Light infantry then and there
ceased to exist Nota man nor officer in the
Company was willing to bind himself, aa de-
manded by the powers in Columbia, and
rather than do what they Gid not approve,
they permitted the Company that has been
the pride of the city for so many years, TO
cease to exst
A committee consisting of Messrs VIM
Yeadon and Jos. B. Mayes, was appointed
to collect ali money due the Company and
pay Outstanding debts This will be done as
promptly as possible and henceeorth the Sum-
ter Light Infantry will be but memory.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
A Grand Rascal.

a neatly dressed gen;lemanly looking
stranger came to Sumter the other day, Civ
ing his name as Harry l.. Thompson, ard
claimed to be the representative of Best / Co..
the ladies aDG chidrenS furnishing and
fancy goods estab!ishment of Union Square,
n. Y. City, rated half million dollars. He
went into the millinery store of Miss Salle
E. Mcdonald and arranged with her to prere-
sent Best & Co., rs the sole agent 10 this city.
for hat firm. IS be was apparently honest
and very nice in his manners, Miss Mcdonald
thought be was genuine representative Of
the lirm which he claimed 20 represent, aud
when he told her that she would have to de-
posi' nine dollars With him AS guarantee OF
good iaith. she promptly paid The money TO
aim she wrote TO Best & Co., and informed
them of her arrangement with Mr. Il. L..
Thompson Best & Co, telegraped Miss Nc
Donald reply, to The effect ,has no such
man represeI ted them. Miss Mcdonald IS
therefore cut 50. Thompson, as the man cali
ed himself, is about elk feet tail, has brown
hair, brown side whiskers and mustache, and
hrowu eyes. He was very neatly dressed and
a good talker The newspapers of the State
are requested to pass this fraud around.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
Our Advertisers.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
of Mr.. Jno R Haynsworth who has taken
the agency for the South and North American
Lloyds and New York aod Chicago Lloyds
Insurance Companies, and offers to insure all
classes of property at greatly reduced rates
from the prevailing FIRE insurance rates. He
has strong testimonials az to the response
bility Of the company
A car load of fresh Stock-Horses and
Mules-are at Geo. F Epperson's Stables.
so tons of Cotton Seed Meal, in lots TO suit
purchasers also Texas and Carolina R. P
Seed Oats, for sale by Horace Hardy.
Persons who have not taken ont License
from the City are referred to an important
notice by the Clerk aud Treasurer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
a Quarter Century Test.

For 4 quarter of century Dr. kinsS Ne"
Discovery has been tested. and the million:
who have receive,: benefit from is use testify t
+ wonderful curative powers liz al diseases oi
Throat. Chest and Lungs. \ remedy that has
stood the les; SO long AMI that mas given SO uni
versa. satisfaction is no experiment. Each bottle
is positively guaranteed t" give relic; or the
money viii be refunded. II is admitted t" be
the most reliablc for Coughs ard Colds Tria'
bottle Free at J. F. W. DeLormeS Drug Store
Large size 5uc ami $l.0O.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev. T. G Herber, preached TO a crowded
house in the Baptist..ch Sunday n'gh. HIS
sermon MAS psac,;cs, dsaliog with everyday
evils and sins in plain ana forcib'e manner
that torcioly impressed his congregation Mr.
l3rri,ert is a preacher OF growing ability and
power, and :e draws crowd every time he
fills tie pulpit of one OF the city churches
Regular moraing service: were held IN al!
Of the churches b. tn p4siors.
TIE Y. " C A. services were ei by Mr.
4. G. Flowers Sunday afternoon The
'ject was TIE EtfoT' 10 Get Something
for No,h,ug'' Dr.. Elmunds made short
talk after the leader had concluded his re-
marks
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-06
PUBLIC SALES.

Sheriff Sanders made but one sale:
One lot and building in the town o.
Mayesville, sold at the suit Of the State fol
taxes, as the property Of Julia Aayes
Bought by Drayton DesChamps.
The Master made two sales:
Eighty-two acres on Lynches River, The
property of J. A. Besseley, at the suit of A
S. White, Manager. Bought by the plaitif
for $40.
Niuety.two acres near Bishopville, known
az the Charles Spencer homestead. Bought
by ] A McLure for S3,440.3l.
There was also lot of personal property
sold at auction.
There was large crowd present at the
sales but The bidding was not at all brisk.