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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
KIRK-ELLEKBE.

The Church Of the Ascension, Hsgood,
was she scene Of simple bus beautiful mar
riaae ceremony on Wednesday at high noon.
TIE contracting parties vare Dr.. Marion S.
Kirk snd siss May A Ellerbe
At the hour Of twelve the bridal party
reached the Church. and as the now familiar
strains OF Eendlessohn's wedding march
were heard. entered; the usbers, Aessrs. ". S.
Graham. Haskell Sanders, Isham Moore and
I. E. Sanders, frst, followed by the Maid OF
Honor, Mics Annie Graham. The bride
eutered on the arm Of her brother Mr.. @. A
Ellerbe. the groom and his best man, DR..
Philip Kirke, Immediately following
At the altar the groom and bride joined
hsnds, and Rey. Ar. BarnweA performed the
Ceremony according 10 the ritual of the Epis-
copai Church.
A fter the marriage the bridal party and En-
vited gnests repaired to the home Of the bride
where reception was held. The large and
con medions residence had ::beea transformed
into a scene Of bewilderirg beauty by the
ersistic arrangement of beautiful palms and
pofted plants. The foldinz doors bad been
rolled back and the lower door Of the resi-
dence thrown into one large room, where wes
spread mos, delightful lunch. Here shf
guests fingered un,ii the hour arrived for .he
happy couple to take the train for the city ot
I Charleston.
A fewsdays will be spent in that ciay with
Dr. Kirk IS family, when DR.. and Mrs Kirk
will return to Hagood where they will make
their ncsme.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
Take JOHMSON,S
Gill Z & FEVER
TONIC.
TEE THOMPSON MURDER
More Information Concerning the
Saturday Night Killing.

I, begins to look as if she evidence against
George Elliott and Wallace Brown is becom-
ing stronger, and there seems to be more rea-
SOD for the belief that they murdered Mingo
Thompsop. The latest Information is fur
pisbed by Mr. J. " Reaues On Saturday
nigh, he was returning home from this city
IN compsny with his wife, and when he ar
rived ., the plxce where the dead body of
Mingo Thompson was found next morning be
passed wagon turced half around in the
road His horse SHED as be passed the wagon
and caused him to observe II more particular
ly Than be wonld have done otherwise. Two
oegro rnen were stsnding in the road by the
side of the wagon, and tasy were dressed as
Elliott ard Brown we're proven at the ioquest
20 have been dressed on Saturday night.
Sheriff Piersoo arrested Jake Jackson on
FRIDAY in consequences of reformation lodged
With him 20 the efec, that Jackson had made
statements tha, be koew who killed Mineo
Thompson He vas taken before Magistrate
Wells oext morning and examined. He de-
pied making the statements attriboted 10 him
and claimed to know ro'bing of the murder
except what bad been told him. He made
certain statements while under e1amination,
however, ihat were known TO be false, and he
was remanded to Jail until additional inform
alton can be secured in respect TO the state
meats he has made
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DEATHS.

Mr.. Harvey Raf6eld, nne of the Oldest and
best known citizene of Providence TOW ~nshlp,
died Saturday, aged 73 years. He leaves
three sons, Mesers. S. W. and Harvey Raf-
field, Jr., OF this county, and Mr.. w. N.
Rs field, of Temple, Texas, and two daughters.
He was an excellent citizen, and willsbe miss
ed by his many friends. His remains we're
inferred at Tirzah Church on Sunday at l !.
O'Clock.
| "A noble Christisn woman, Mrs. Tbeodoeia
r. Williamson. died on Friday, Nov. 18th, at
her home iu the Mechsnicsville section and
vas buried on Saturday at Rembert's Church
She was 10 the 65.h year OF her age aud had
oeen suffering from acomplication of diseases.
She was the mother of Mrs. John ] Dargap,
Of Darlington, and of Messrs. D. 9 and G.
Oscar Williamson. of this County Mrs.
WilliamsoB was beautiful type of the Chris
tian and rests with her God.
The infan, child OF Mr. and Mrs. John j.
Conyers died Monday nigh after IN Illness of q
few days The oefeaved parents have The
sympathy of thelr numerous friends In their
af1ictiou.
NJ. J Rivers S,uckey. formerly of Bishop
vile, noe Of Rowland, Ky, arrived here on
the esrly frain yesterday bringing with him
the dead body Of Mr. Zim Harris, formerly of
this county, who was killed last Friday 10
Keotucky 10 q train wreck. He 1as engaged
in repairing lFestle when tsain came
along. and fell ,hronsb, crushing him and one
other person beneath the timbers Mr. Har.
ris WIS from. near Eliio,t, this, county. he
weDt TO Kentncky about a year and a-halfago
aud commenced To- work for the Railroad
Company he was being constantly pro-
moied 70 higher wages and positions for his
faithfai services when the sad end came. his
parents reside ID this comfy. He is the
neahew;of Mr. O. C. Scarborough.
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TAX RETURNS FOR 1898.
OFFICE OF
COUNTY AUDITOR sUMTER COUNTY.

CUUNI1 AUDlIOh SO u Eo OOON :
SUMTER, c., Nov. 81, 1897.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that viii
~ attend, io person or by deputy, at tb'
following places on the days indicate re
sp,c,iyeIy. for the purpose of receiving re
,nros Of Real Est.,e, Perso.al Property, anc
Poll Taxes for the fsca year commencing
Jauuarv lst, 1898:
At Office Sumter, S. G., from Jan lst tc
FEB. 2otb, 1898, inclusive.
Tindals, Tuesday. Jsnaary 4th
j ". Moseiey's, Wednesday, January 5tb
Wedse6eld, Thursday, January 9Th
St.teture, Friday, January 7th
Haeocd, Saturday, January stb.
Rem.art's Sore, Monday, January 10th.
Smi,hvile, Tuesday, January llth.
Mannviie, Wednesday, January 18th
Bishopviie, Thursday and Friday, Janu.
asy 18th aud l4:h
Magnolia, Saturday, Jan. 18th
L.nch,urg. Monday, Jan. 17tD.
Norwood's Cross Roads, Tuesday, Jan.
18Th.
Shiloh, Wednesday, Jan. 10th.
IN. McElveen's g Store, Thursday, Jan
10th.
M.yeavllle, Friday, Jan 2lat.
Gordon's Mill, Saturday, Jan 22nd.
Gaillards Cross Roads, Monday, Jan 3oth.
Bossard, Tuesday, Jan. 9th
The law requires that all yereons owning
property or in any wise haring charge of such
property, either as agent, husband, guardian,
trustee, executor administrator, etc, return
the same under oath to the Auditor, who re-
quests all persons TO be prompt in making
their returns and save the 90 per cent penalty
which will be added 10 the property vaua-
ton Of all persons who fail to make returns
within the time prescribed by law
Tax pa. ers return what they own on the
FIRST day of January, 1898
Assessors and taxpayers will enter the first
given maze CT the taxpayer in full also make
a separate return for each Township where
tie property is located and also in each and
every csse tie No. of The Schco! District
must be given
Every male citizen hetweea the age OF
tweuty-op and eix.y years on the hrst day
of January, 1898. except those incapable OF
earning support from being manned or
from other causes, are deemed taxable Polls,
and except Confederate Soldiers so years OF
age, on Jao lst, 1888.
All returns must he made on or before the
20th day of February next cannot take
returns after that date apd all returns made
after the 10th day of February are sutject tc
q penalty of so per cent.
J. DIGGS WILDER,
Auditor Sumter County.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01

'.For Eve weeks lived on cold water, so
to speak, writes man who suffered terribly
from indigestion.
he could hardly KEEP anything on bis
stomach Wha, stayed. wasn't properly di-
ges,ed aod gave him terrible pargs
This is not aa uncommon case. Dvspeptics
don't get eboueh nourishment. They are
generally thin and weak.
They may eat enough, but they don't
digest enough Much of what they ea:turps
into poison If this keeps on there's no tell
ing what disease they may get next
Th-t's why it is best to take Shaker Diges-
tive Cordial. as soon as Q, mp:oms of lodges
ton appear.
1t cures al the evils Of Indigestion, and
prevents the evils which Indigestion causes.
Sold by druggists price 10 cents TO 81 90
per bottle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
FIRE Last Night.

Abou. the hour of twelve last night two
hales OF cotton 90 the cotton platform at the
a. G. L. depot were discovered TO be on IRE.
Tha alsrm was given and the Gre department
responded with their usual promp'oess. The
cotton was thrown from the platform and
the streams trrued on the burning cotton
unit! the FIRE was extin9u'shed
The cotton WAS tee property OF Levi Bros
and was insured.
How the Ere originated is rot known
While going TO the ERE ihe tongue 20 the
Honae han hose wagon Hss accidentally rnn
I into 8 tres and broken, and the company vas
moi able 10 render any service.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
The Bszar Last Night

The bazar Of Monaghan bose Company
was held la.t evening as anrounced and vas
a decided success, A large crowd Of people
were in attendance and spent money with 8
free hand.
All the articles contributed were disposed
of and the net proceeds will be about $3.50
Captain Hood expressed himself as being
highly gratided with the result of the enter
taiument
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
Lecture by DR.. Finn

The Daughters of the Coofederacy have in
vised Dr. j. W. Finn, of Columbia, to de-
liver an address in this city 90 nezt Monday
evening Hs has accepted the Invitation and
the address will he delivered in he Assembly
Hall of the Graded School, Building on Mon
day. December 9Th q, o'clock p. 20. Ad-
mSttance a5c, school children l0c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01

Mr. Cantey China is in the city.
Hr " Mccoy, Of st Charles. spent yes-
sesdaY IN town
iss Versie Green, .. Bsshopyilie, is visit
rel.livssi il this city
iar and Ars. N. a $ McIlwsine have re-
inraed from their bridal trip
Ms. B. 3. Carnes. Of Bishopyilie, spent yes
aefaay ii sown on business.
Hiss Sophie Warren went 70 Forreston yes-
tets3ay sffernoeu 10, teach school
Willis Chaodler asd fs9sily, Of Man-
niuR, spent Thursday IN the city.
HISS Rosa Fuller has gone TO her home in
Z Laufens Gonoty 10 spend q weeli.
geysg.G. Brown has gone to Rock Hil to
Attend the Stare Baptiss Convention
s:saot. E ii Dick, after several weess stay
osnmbi,s, has returned to this cisy
Him Eafh DeI,ornes has gone TO Abbeville
ia astersd s meeting Of the Daughters OF The
Gonfedsracy
Zoe Hfss, vsc has been buying cotton
hers since eariy in the season. left Monday
for Dalsaa fexag
Ar. Jasper AZ Miller, well known cotton
sbayer. of C0lnmbIa, IA in The city. He will
s:speIsd q part Of his time on this market
4iss Katie Sholar, who has been visiting
sfhe famsiyoE her brother, Mr. I: Sooiar,
resrrped 10 her home il Wilmingto N. o..
yesserday morning
Nisseo Esarn and Tbayer Willeford, Etta
Sxiansr ana Ninnis McCaskiH have returned
10 the city after spending the Thanksgiving
shoaidsys at The home Of Hiss Skinner at Ei.
sIIiosss.
Messrs. T. T. Sholar and ~ Friar who
4 bare been ordered To- Florence to enter upoil
she aischafgeof their dnties in tbs: Dispatcher
once. viii not 90 for several days.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
MARRIED.

Mr. K. Nelson and Miss Susie Spann
daagber OF the late Janus N. Sp.nn, we're
united in marriage at the Methodist Church,
on iass Wednesday evening" at 9 o'clock.
Rev J. " Daniel, officiating.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
Personal Property For Sale.

suurea, S. c., Nov. %, 1897.
T,HE FOLLOWING described Personal
Property of Mrs. Aonie Monaghan will
be sold a, Private Sale for cash or on approx
ed 50 day paper:
l pair of Black Horses.
Gray Horse.
Mich Cow.
Carriage and Harness.
2 Buggies
La:ee Iron Safe.
Roll Top Office Desk.
Household Sewing Machine.
China Closet
Large Hat Rack.
Sideboard.
Plush Parlor Suit.
Large Leather Lounge.
Large Leather Rockers.
Bed Room Suits.
Refrigerator
8 sWalnut Dining Room Chairs, leather up
holstered
Lawn Mower and Garden nose.
OH Heater
Mans Columbia Bicycle.
Chairs, Tables and other articles of house
hold furniture, and kitchen utensils, carpets,
ETC.
Would prefer selling the horses, carriage
and harness jointly. Apply to
NELL O'DONNELL.
NV oo-nrfou
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
Hot Supper.

The members of the Spring Hill Me,hedi.,
Church will give hot supper on the evening"
of December 80, 1897, for the purpose Of
raising funds to furpish the parsonage. The
public generally Invited.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. WI. Dovell will preach next Sun
day at Jordan at II g. m., aod at Wedze6eld
at 3. 80 p. m. These services will be specially
interesting, and it IS to be hoped they will be
well attended. All cordially invited
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
A Commission Issued.

The secretary OF State ou Monday
issued commission TO the Griffin
Copeland company Of Magnolia, Sum
ter county The corporators are T. n
Griffin spd Samuel Copeland, both Of Mag
polia. The company proposes to do gen.
eral mercantile business The capital stock
is to be Sc, coo, divided toto shares at $500
each.
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At Cost.

Commepeis9 Dec. let, our immense stock
OF C.oaks, Capes and Jackets. See our prices
TEE SUMTER DRY GooDs COMPANY.
Car lit
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01

Remember we are Headquarters fer Toys
aud Xmas goods. T. G. Scsffs @sSept- 20.
Remen Der we handle more Stoves than ar )
other dealer, and can afford 20 give you bet
ter bargains T. s Scsff- Sept %
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01

The telegram was placed in Sheriff Persons
hands at 8 so p. N and be decided that the
best thing to DE done under the circumstances
would be to take Williams to Columbia on
the go train To get the prisoner from the
the jail TO the depot in time to take the train
required quick work, butit was accomplished.
Williams is now 10 the Richland county Jail
where he will be kept until there is no dan
ger from the ynchers. Nothing was heard of
the lvnchirg crowd on Saturday night and il
was thought that they had abandoned the
purpose, bp, Sunday pigh' crowd Of about
one hu.dred men assembled near DesChamps'
mill pond and sent elk men into town to re-
connoitre These men learned that Williams
had been sent to Columbia, and wbeo they
reported this fact the crowd dispersed. II is
stated bv those who claim to have reliable
Information that the majority of the crowd o.
would be lvnchers came from the eastern and
south eastern portion of this county and from
Clarendon a2d Williamsburg counties and
that very few of them we're from The Bishop.
vile section This statemen: may or may not
be correct, bat there is no doubt about the
crowd having come to the vicinity Of this
city with the arowed intention of .s!o:ming
the jail and lynching Williams, aud only the
timely warning given Capt Pierson by Magis-
trate Scarborough nrevented serious trouble,
for Williams would NOT bave bean surren-
dered TO the mob without struggle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
Eight Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Tlmmonsville Tobacco Burned.

Tlmmonsyille Tobacco Burned.
T1xHossv1LLe. S G Nov. 3o-Tbe large
three ard s.bslf story leaf tobacco factory
aud prize house of W l. Cooper'& Co, was
buroed this morning about eight o'clock.
There was about eight thousand dollars
worth Of tobacco stored 10 The factory, and it
was all buroed.
WI Cooper los, $4,000 dollars worth of
tobscca; insurance ST. ,0e0.
W u Cooper 4 Co., lost $1,000; insur-
ance SO 900.
D.A Apple lost $500; insurarce $500.
The building cost So. 900, insurance S 500
There wesetour leuesGrnt houses occupied
by coiored families, that were also bnrned.
There was no insurance 90 lh-se buildings.
e. B. TukNER.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
LYNcHERs FoILED.
One Hundred Men Start to This
City for the Purpose OF Lynch
ing Charles Williams

When W Lee was brutally murdered by
Charles Williams on the night of Nov. 22d,
there was some talk Of lyncbing the murderer,
be-, Hagietrate Scarborough. who held the
inquest, hurried him TO this city sud turned
him over to Sheriff Piersou for safe keeping
in the jsil Since thar time rumors have been
sfo.t that there existed desire in some quar-
.ers to take the law into the bands of a mob
and dispose of Williams 10 a summary man
ner Not much attention was paid to the ru-
mors, as it was not thought probable that
any crowd Of men would be so rash as to
make the attempt to take Williams from the
jail.
On Saturday night Sheriff Pierson received
the following telegram
Bishopville. Nov 27-Crowd has ju,t left
here TO lyncb Charlie Williams.
JAS. H SCARBOROUGH,
Hapiatrafa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
PERSONAL:

Mr. q Cantey China IS in the city.
ar " Mccoy, Of st Charles. spent yes-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-04
CULLEN HELD
THE TAPE LINE.
Man Told Him Sidewalk Was TO Be
Measured.
Viii Th:y Worked a Pa Robbed Gull ms
Money Drawer.

John Cullen, grocer, at Is Ship street, is
willing to believe today that the saying
There's nothing new under the sun, is
false. He knows different by experience,
and his experience cost him just S27.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon a
well dressed stranger entered Mr. Gull
lens store and asked him To change g.
bill. Being naturally OF an accommo-
dating nature Mr.. Allen complied with
the request. Shortly afterward another
stranger entered the store. He claimed 10
Dc In the employ or the highway Depart
ment and had been sent 10 measure the
sidewalk in front of the store
Mir. Cullen knew of no reason why such
a thing should be done, hut the stranger
mai ntained that Eo had been sent there 10
do the measuring and that do 1t he would
he was simply performing his duty as
faithful servant.
SO Mr. Cullen accompa2 led tho man TO
the sidewalk and upon request of the
other took hold OF the end of the tape.
For several minutes the work of meas
measured for length and for breadth and
seemingly from every point Of the COM
pass.
Finally the Job was completed and,
with the remark that Mr.. Cullen would
got notice from the highway depart
menu on Monuny lshihS WI. ino heds-
uremepts had been taken the man de-
parted
Mr. Cullen went back into the store
and began TO think. The more he thought
the aueerer the act Of measuring the
sidewalk became. His thoughts then
took another direction and he went TO
his monay drawer. Ii was empty. The
SUN of 81 which it had contained was
missing.
1he scheme became very clear TO Mr..
Cullen rhen. While he had been breaking
his back assisting ore man to measure
his sidewalk. this mans pal bad sneaked
in by the back door and made OF with
the cash. 1t was "A lovely scheme and it
worked to perfection.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-04
DAILEY'S KICK
COST HIM SIS.
He Smashed in Door in Mrs. BOl-
gers HOuss.
Welch Pleaded Gull y aud Was Bound
Over 10 Grand Jury.

James DALEY was arraiRned in the Dis
trict Court this morning on charge OF
defacing building belonging to Maria
Bolger James went TO Mrs. Bolger's
house and. after admittance had been re-
fused m, retaliated by kicking in panel
in the door. His bit OF fun cost him SIS
and costs
James Il. Weloh, who was arrested yes
terdav tor stealing an overcoat valued at
$40. the property OF John Il. Edwards,
was arraigned this morning. lie pleaded
guilty and was bound over to the Com
mon Pleas Division of the Supreme
Court
William Roderiok was charged with an
ASSAULT on Margaret McCarthy. He Is al
legged To have knee Sed her down punched
her In the face, and In various other
ways vented his spite upon her he pleaded
not guilty and Will have "A trial ON Nov. 81
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BY ONE
VOTE ONLY.
Mr.. ThreSher'S Plurality
Nearly Wiped Out.
FOUR WARDS COUNTED.
The Remaining One is Generally
Strongly Democratic.
FOUR WARDS COUNTED.
CENTRAL FALLS HOT CONTEST.

The Central Falls mayCralty election
still hangs in the balances. On the face
of the returns Henry q. Thresher, Rep,
was elected by plurality Of IL votes over
Mayor Gottschalk, the Democratic and
Citizens candidate. But this result came
after II votes ia Ward had been thrown
out by the wardons becar Sc they had been
twice marked for Mayor Gottscbaik. once
each as a DImocIatlc slc Citizens cam
didate. A decision of the supreme court
last year, however. determined that these
ballots must be counted.
Mr. Thresher's margin was so small
that n recount was asked for. and 1t
began at l yesterday, Mayor Gottschalk
being represented Dy counsel.
Four wards were counted up till II,
Ward being counted four times. and
Wards . and twice each Up To this poiut
Mr. Thro sher led by one vote, aud his
election depended upon ward o.
The Republicans wanted To adjourn the
count until today, but the Demo
crat were anxious to complete IL at once.
A contest over tins question arose, but IL
was finally decided to postpone further
counting until o'clock this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-04
SLATE ROCK CLUB
ANNIVERSARY
Observed by a Bal in SteriiBg
Hall.
The Aetna Club He'll Social and Cake
Walk.

The State Rock Literary and Social
Club gave their first ball last night in
celebration of the first anniversary Of its
organization. II was so highly successful
that it will DO followed by others.
More than 900 couples were gathered
together in Sterling hal to make the
most of the opportunity TO have good
time. a good time they did have and
IL lasted till early in the morning. The
grand march at 5 20 was lei by Il. T.
Hurley and Miss Alice Mccoy.
The general iioOr director was +. IL.
Hurley and y. l.. GDrln was his assistant
Ihe committee to which is due thc credit
for the splendid success Of the ball, con-
sisted of y. j. Swift, chairman; 4. y.
MoCormics. secretary IL. J.. Carroll,
treasurer, +. a. Hurley, j. L. Garin. II.
"A. Dwyor. j T.. Shannon, j. W. Cox. a.
j. Hagan, u. W. Deyine and J. II.
Drury.
AETNA CLUBS SOCIAL.
The Aetna Social Club held q dance IN
ths Casino on Westminster street last
night followed 10y = CAKE walk. But the
latter was the chief attraction and 1t was
OH this that every body's attention was
centercd.
A little after IL o'clock three couples
appeared TO contest for the cake, but It
soon lay between Lou Black burn and
lady and Ferris Fairfax and lady.
After the fancy exhibition OF walking
in which the contestants displayed al
most every imaginable step ana style
known to the art. Alr Blackburn appar-
emily held the lead. But the Judges de-
clared that it was impossible to make n
decision. and ia order To settle this vital
question ordered "a plain military walk.
Mr.. Fairfax and lady were much more
prnficicnt in military steps than Mr..
blackburn and l;n'r. md the Judges ito
clared the former tho winner
This Was not entirely satisfactory 10 all
present. has a. nn Way was found OF re-
versing the Judges decision. 'iic caks " ~as
taken hy Mr. Fairfax and Mis- Words.
The Judges were John tpunstOck y. w.
Harris j. \. Harris. "ChoWGcr' Har-
risou, and ono who would not rerniit bis
name to appear. Music yas fg'nishe'l ~
Browns orchestra