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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

TYPEWRITERs.
DEMINGTON NJ. 8; FINE ORD K; s25.
~ sample sent SCOTT & BANNAN, 33 Mont
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II GOD DKEeSMAkER WISHES SEWING:
" terms soc day. Address ". box 4S all.
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NOUNG LADY DESIRES A HOUSEKEEP
l. er's place: no objection to short distance in
country. 969 Mission ST.. room 10
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DELLA BILE WOMAN WISHES HOUsEWORK
III and cooking. Apply 1863 Market
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

DoOMS AND BOARD FOR YOUNG MEN II
- private family east of Polk ST. Address S. n.
box ] D, Call Office
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COBtR RESPECTABLE MAN. WELL EDU-
- Gated. handy with tools, any kind of
employment; best OF references Address b. f
box 76 Call
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L IRIS GLASS GERMAN GARDNER WANTS
i 81 -ua,iol. city or country; can milk and take
Bryant ST.
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a.s:O, PAR4NEr WANTED IN. L GHT
ID wv. indoor business; plen y of worsl for
steady m4n satisfied with fron aIS 10 S25 ii week;
no previous experience required; trial given
7241% Market ST., room u.
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YOUNG NAN OF BUSINESS ABILITY
i wishes position in mercantile house, thorough
accountant; ca use typewriter: has experience:
references Apply 41S rutter ST., room 5J.
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YOUNG LADY DESIRES A PLACE AS
1 stewarless or housekeeper. l0l12 Grant ave,
room ! 8.
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DOR >ALk-S2OO: CARPE Tkk-SHoP: OLD
L established; in Western Addit on; sunny
rooms b4cA or shop; ock, tools, furniture, etc,
owner compelled 10 leave account OF legacy
left him. Address H., 1t05 Po x st.
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TEST DEV ELOPING CIRCLE; P. NJ; l0C;
j 335 EcAlliSter NJ test meeting; StItt,
Mrs Evens, VI eakin, hargrave, Hanson, others.
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s,TuArro~s wANTEp-co-.,,-.

COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES TO DO
" housework. city or Oakland. Call or address
129 Clara
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RrsINEss CHANCES.

G.-1N CORN h.. , r JCEKl ND bA 4.
II wv. 80 0-Ptrtt erin - goJd-pa tlng saoon'
$300-W { i-payiug bakery and 10. o.ion-sto Z.
$6O0-Soloon; north =. arkeL st
81 O-Partnrr in Uld-esta b ished nusinf IS
$5uU-t Ne or he best cUruer Tar toie$
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la IDOW WANT POSITION AS HOUSE
w keeper in lodging-nouse hotel: OBJ
lection TO country. Call or address L. N, 919
Post st.
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n ENTLEMAN WANTS PRIVATE BOARD
~ and room: where there other board ers
preferred Addres, II. c., box IA Cal Office
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DIAM SEWING AND GENTLEMEA'S UN-
derwear washed and neatly mendsd. 123 Turk.
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CTRONG SWF DISH GIRL WANTS WOhK b
- the day plaiu washing and ironing hous=
cleaning. 1881 Futon ST.
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BOARDING WANTED.


ROOM AND BOARD WANTED, PRIVATE
~ family By young man; terms m ust be moder
ate {. B., box Il, Call.
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LNIRST CLASS JOB COMPOoITOR AND
i newspaper man; good references: 8 years ex-
perience; would like steady position. A L., box
80, Call Office
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NIACHINIoT AND ENGINEER; LONG EX
WI perience; can 10 all repairs; city country
furnish best references; wants employment
H. A. box 40, Call Ofiee
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C,IER'S HALL, OAKLAND; ! 80 P. NJ, LY-
u ceum; 3, mediums meeti 8; g. Mrs +. l.
Iced, lecture and tests. Seats free.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

1-STODART PIANO, UPRIGHT. $50: q
L Stone & Co. piano. upright, $l15; 3-Muller
piano, upright $3.50; 4-lurtaz piano. upTigh.,
$3.50: 5-Vo,e plano, upright, sos: 6-V.se
piano upright, s2l5; 7-behning piano, upright,
ling piano, upr ght, $3.50: 10-Chckering piano.
upright, $400; tempting terms. BENZ. CUhTAZ
q SON, l6 10 20 O'Farrrll St. our building
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DAINTER AND PAPER ANGER, Y DUNG,
i temperate man, first-class, quick workman,
will WORK very cheap: must have employment;
city or country. Painter, box l. Cali
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DR. NJ. MUEHLkNBRUCH, GRAND SPIRIT
IL ua tesc m-eting tonight; lower hall, Ill
LIr6iu ST.; admission 1uc.
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o.SnIO a COMPETENT BUaINB-S NAN
- OOUO. or lawyer that has 5000 to invest
can obtain the controli Interest i ircorpo-
rated company owning The eX lusve right TO
manuiactu.e AN article that promises en-, rmous
profits ii. H.. box 9, all office
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LNLDERLY LADY WISHES A PLACE TO
II take are OF baby go out by the day. ll2
Fourth ST.. room 2.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rz5a CAL HYPNOTICINsTl., ,4O21b GEARY.
.6-S il, pnotism Taught 50; Diseases and habitg
.ured: graduates become Psychic Club memb bers
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i'HINESE FIRST-CLASS FAMILY COOK
I wants situation: small washing, cooking: city.
Oakland good references WON, 6l512 Dupont
ST., room -.
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OAKLAND PSYCHICAL SOCIETY, FRA
" ternal Hall, w sshing gton st; 1890 p. NJ, Mime.
Florence Montague wit occupy the platform.
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NOU l. NDY WANTS PLACE AS HOUSE
keeper, or will do mendIng S2l Mission, rm
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VUUHG MAN OF 20 WISHES POSITION OF
l. any kind: milk and understands horses
X. MCALLISTER, Lori IA, Ca.
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HERMAN WOMAN, GOOD COOK. WANTS A
VI situation. 3103 Clay Baker.
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COBER RELIABLE MAN, GOOD CHARAC-
= ter references, wants position as elevator-man
or similar employmenti moderate wages Ad-
dress B. g., box SU Call.
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w WANT A FEW MN OR WOMEN IN
w every town to work Tor day or evenings
their homes; pleasant emplo, ment The year
round: no canvassng; we pay SO 10 SlS weekly:
any read can do work: you viii
find his .endit opportunity; send us your ad
dress; we viii send you full explanation and start
you TO Immediately Address tandard
Manufacturing 90, Department AT, 142 West
Twen.y-third ST., New YORK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-07
HAPPY PYTHIANS.
ElmwoOd LO dge Hold IL ri ST Ne ing
IN The N W Hall.

EiMWOOl LOdge HOld lti III ST Nc ing
IN The N W Hall.
There never was happier lot cf Pythians
than those who gathered in The new md
han lsome lodge room o. Elmwood Lodrr last
evening, at the corner Of EMwood HnI Pot
tors avenues. They had the pleasure Of being
tho only ones In Now England who h0ve On.
ioycd tho privilege OF meeting IN their own
homo Perhaps the happiest OF tho gcthcrirg
were tho building committee. Benz mia T..
Harrington Reuben $. Eemis and Perry o..
Sweet. who have labored hard md faithfully
60 have the hall Ia readiness for last ovenin .
meeting. Chancellor Commander william
Al. Wood called the lodge 20 order shortly af-
ter o'clock, ami thoro were so many in tho
hall that business could not DO transacted
with any degree OF comfort. 80 as little as
possible was done.
After tho meeting speeches were IN order
and each porsuh present was given an opuor-
tunity to have his say. Past Chancellor
Harry Ashworth camo from Fall River Tor
the special purpose OF attending he session
md was zivcn an ovation. Nearly aIl ~ no
old standby were on hand. During tho
evening n light 'unch wns served. and. whilc
tno ha' d ocGupicd. lnu viii u. from now
on 80 viii not lo dedicated until Wednesday,
evening October -, when concert and bail
will be givon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-07
LIGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution, No. 3l69, issued
from the Common Pleas Division Of the SUI
preme Court, holden in Providence, within
and for the county OF Providence, in the
State of Rhode Island judgment was rendered
on the 7th day of December, A. ID. ls95. re-
turnable TO said court December I, A. ID. lSE,
wherein Howard X Hilton OF Proyidenc', in
said county of Providence and state OF Rhode
Island. is plaintiff, and Charles Cohen of said
city and county OF Providence Is defendant
wall b. sold az Public Auction on sATUR-
DAY. Octoher l6, 1897, at IL O'Clock noon, at
the sheriff Ofnce, in the Providence County
Court House. corner OF College and Benefit
streets, all the right, title and interest the
withn-named defendant had at the time Of
the levy OF the above described execution on
the following described real estate, viz: In
a certain parcel of land, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated az
the northwest corner ot Jenckes and Pratt
streets, In the city Of Providence, founce ed
ana described as follows viz. Beginning
az the corner Of said street, thence westerly
bounding southerly, on SAID Jenckes street
u3.2s feet 10 land now or formerly OF Ann L.
Blodgett thence northerly, bounding west
erly on said Blodgetts land 1890 feet TO a
corner; thence westerly, bounding s0utherlv,
in part on land OF said Bl dgett and in part
on land Of Marshall Woods and wife to land
of John Metcalf; thence northerly, bounding
westerly on land of said Mercalf a. Is feet 10
land now or formerly OF Jane F. Durfee,
thence oasterly, bonding northerly on said
Durfee land 50,l5 feet 20 a corner; thence
sOuthsrly, bounding oasterly, 10y land of a.
G. Richards and wife three feet TO n corner;
Richards laud 3!.l2 feet TO land of William
Fitch; thence southerly. bounding easterly,
on said Fitch land 43.l8 feet TO corner;
thence easteriy with the line Of said Fitch
land 20 said Pratt street; thence south
erly, bounding easterly, by said Pratt street
l22O7 feet to tho corner OF said street and
point of beginning.
Also in and to that certain lot of land, with
a dwelling house and other improvements
thereon. situated the easerly side of
North Main street, in said Provid' nce which
is known and described as the Homestead Es-
tate of the lnte Joel Metcalf containing about
1000 square feet of land, and being the same
property described I'm deed from John Il.
Kelly and others 70 said Charles Cohen, dated
M9y 18th, A. ID. lSG and recorded in the
Office Of tho Recorder Of Deeds IN said Provi-
dence IN Deed Book No. i0i, Mt page il6. ref
erencc 20 said decd being hereby made for
more particular description of said premises.
Levied on this llth day of June. a. D. 1897,
AZ O'Clock and 20 minutes y. M, and will be
sold TO satisfy said execution II sufficient.
ALBEkr q. COATES.
s22thu,4t Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-07
AG0EAT SURPRISE IS IN STORE

for those who viii GO today ard got rari,.
nge of GRAiN.O o. tckcs tho pinro 1f r8Tno
at about the cost. 10 il fuod drink
luN Cf hCnlth, md can 10 gtycn Co Ho Guild.
ION us won ns Tho uuult Wi'h great IerCiE. q
uate ut rv~c grains and lo1FF hUd t14'rs
n.cc Tho 'lnre- grades ~ MCohn ,t DIVA cO.ior.
D. satisfies cNtry uUC. a tIu D. tffHiu-D .f
, otter for tire syFtcm than tonic. lCHaaee if4
benefit IL uprmauDut What coffee lrflt4
down, Groiu.O builds 10. AK your greer
tor Gtain.O. ibc. and 900
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-07
HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
OAKLAND BEACH.
TEN MILES FROM PROVIDENCE.
Splendid Carriage and Bicycle Road.
Trains Leave Providence:

For Oakland Beach-6;20 nlp 500 a. ILL.,, 1920
Am. 1920 p, m. 2;20 y. M. 100 D. n.
J:0l p. H., $40 p. M, $40 pm, 7:20p, Ii.
1920 p, III.
SUNDAYS 500 a. III, 1920 a. H., 1920 r. =.
200 p m, 4:20 p, m,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-07
Trains Leave Oakland Coach;

Professional and business men buy season
ticket three months Sl5.0O; Que month
800.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-11-11

quite distinct from the women of
other Countries. 1t has become al
most an everyday occurrence for
the nobility and royal hood Of Eu-
rope to cross the water in search OF
an American beauty, for the United
States has become famous through
out the world. The American beauty
is q peculiar product of this cOutry.
She has, however, one formidable
enemy. not only to her beauty, but
to her health as we'll. That enemy is
indigenous to the climate and soil.
of the United States. 1t is called Ca
tarrh. Almost every woman has it
| in mild or severe forms. Our climate
makes it well-nigh unavoidable. 1t
| is the only natural enemy the Amer
lean woman has, Not only is the
United States the home Gf catarrh,
but it is also the home of the now
World-famous catarrh remedy, Pc
ru- ma. The medical profession has
at last succeeded In devising a rem
edy for the well-nigh universal dis
ease.
DR.. Hartman, the original com poun-
der of Pe-ru-an, has a recent book
on chronic catarrh which he will
send free to any address for a short
time. Address The Pe-ru-na Drug
Mfg Co., Columbus, o.
Ask your druggist for free Pc
ru-na Almanac ior 1898.
I
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A Loss to Kingstree.

Mr.. Herbert A Graham, who has
been the depot agent here for sew
eral years past has been transfer
red by the Coast Line authorities to
Timmonsville. Mr.. Graham's re-
moval is distinct loss to our ccm-
munity, and one that will be felt.
Obliging, affable and business-like,
he won the respect and esteem of
all with whom he came in contact.
The Coast Line recognized in him
q man of unusual ability and recti-
tude, transferred him to more i'm
portant point than this. Mr.. Gra-
hams temporary successor here is
Mr.. G Hines of Whiteville, n c, a
very clever and estimable young
man, though it is said that Mr.. E L
Whitehead will be sent here before
very long.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-11-11
In Masonic Circles.

Everything transpiring in Mas
onic lodges is supposed to be strict
ly secret, and outsiders ars very
seldom aware ofwhat is going on
at their meetings.
A little bird has, however, whis-
pered to US that Kingstree Lodge
No. 46 enjoyed an intellectual treat
at their last meeting. Rev. Dr.
Elwell is said to have delivered one
of the most interesting lectures
ever delivered in this community
We learn that the reverend gentle
man has been requested and has
agreed to deliver a public lecture
on st. Johns day, Dec. 9th, which
Is the Masonic anniversary.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-11-11

Thomas & Bfadham will be
found al their cid stand in Kings
tree from Oct. 1st with nice lot
of horses ready to fill the wants OF
their trienls and patrons. We
will also be ready to collect for
stock sold last season. We ex-
pecs to do some business here and
will sell at price to insure salts
faction. Thanking our friends fol-
past favors and assuring them
that we can do better by them
than ever before, we solicit an
early call.
THOMAS & BRADHAM.
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CAMP JAMES MCCUTCHEA"
UNITED Sons OF CONFEDERATE
VETERANS,
Organiznd Here Last Monday Night
Another Meet;eg to be Held
in December.

In pursuance of the call issued in
the Record twoweeks ago a camp
of Sons of Confederate Veterans
was organized here last Monday
night. Twenty-three names were
enrolled, but there should have
beer five times as many.
The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. w w Grayson, who stated
the object of the meeting. DR.. s r
H Elwell and others addi essed the
assemblage. Upon motion of Mr..
CT Lesesne the camp WAS named
Camp James McCutchen," in honor
Of that Ute illustrious soldier who
was thesecond officer in lank fur
nished the Confederate States by
Williamsburg county.
Mr.. Grayson was chosen tempo
rary commandant and Mr.. Bris-
tow adjutant, to serve until Mon
day night, Dec. 9Th, (saleday), when
it is hoped there will be a larger
number of young men in attendance
and II permanent organization will
be affected. This delay was made
in order to give all who wish tojoin
the camp vo ce in the selection OF
officers, AM that there may be a
hundred or more names enrolled
ut the next meeting is a consuma-
ton devoutly to be wished for:
A motion was passed empower.
ing the officers to secure one or
m re heroes who served 1t the late
war to address the Camp at the
meeting in December, and the pub
l,c generally, and the ladies par
ticularly, besides ALL sons and
grandsons of OfCoafederate Veterans
are cordially invited to be present.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-11-11
Court Proceedings.

When we went to press last
week the court was on the third
day of the trial of Eddie Mcknight
and Jane Cameron. The evi,
dence was very conflicting and
contradictory. The woman acted
as her own attorney in cross.ex.
aminins the witnesses. The case
was given to the jury about half
past twelve o'clock Thursday. AT.
Ter about five hours deliberation
verdict of guilty with recommen.
dation to mercy was rendered.
The sentence Of the court was
800 fine or eight months hard
labor, each.
At the conclusion of the trial
Mr.. Thos. M Gilland annouced to
the court the death of E q Chand-
Ter, Esq, a member Of the Kings-
tree Bar. The Judge at once ad.
journed the court until two o'clock
Friday afternoon IN respect to the
deceased attorney.
When the court recOnvened
Friday afternoon the case against
Mr.. E B Mcknight was called.
The defendant was represented by
Walter Hazard. Esq, and Mr.. I
NJ Gilland represented the State.
The case was not concluded until
late Saturday afternoon. After
only a few minutes deliberation
the jury brought in verdict OF
not guilty.
This finished the docket and the
criminal court was adjourned.
Monday the civil docket was
taken up. This lasted two days
and the court adjourned Tuesday
afternoon.
Solicitor John S Wilson was
unwell when he arrived here from
Manning. but he managed to keep
up and prosecute the criminal
cases until Thursday, when he
had TO give up and and take to
his bed. Thos. III Gilland, Esq,
eX-Solicitor of this circuit took
charge of matters for the state
then.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-11-11

A physician has declared that if
only twenty minutes a day should
be spent in physical exercise as an
adjunct to mental education most
people might live to seventy with
out a days illness, and perhaps
prolons their lives to one hundred
years.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-11-11
Women's Monument Committee
Editor, County Record:

Editor, County Record:
Please announce that | have
collected the following amounts
towards this worthy object, all OF
which has been forwarded to the
IIessuref of the general committee
at Columbia. l respectfully ask
the different township committees
to forward their collections TO me
at an early day, and to continue
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-11-11

Tue proper Conuuct vi HIS OulSe
aforesaid and his du'yin that be-
half and with a fraudulent intent
to use sail money for his own
private purpose in breach OF
his trust, then and there fraud
nlenlly and teloniousIy did EN-
bezzle and convert to hls own use
the said sum of seven hundred
and ninty.fi,e dollers and that
Erwin N. Smith, T.. w. McClam
and Edwin Epps are material
witnesses in behalf of the State.
An arrest warrant, which was
issued by Magistrate Matthews
several months ago, was forward
I'd to Chief of Police Boyle tor ex
eculion pursuant to an order from
the presiding Judge.
Mr.. Mcconnell, in speaking to a
Reporter for the News and Cour-
ier, said that he could not deny
having misplaced the money, but
it was altogether a piece of care.
lessness on his part and that every
thing would socn be satisfactorily
adjusted out of Court.
"About year after | went into
Office" said he IL found that |
was short about three hundred
dollars of Miss Haselden's funds.
1t worried me considerably when
| learned of my shortage, but in.
asmuch as about five hundred
dollars was owing me l hoped to
pay up the money that fall. But
things didn't turn out rs | had anti
cipated and this Occasioned me no
end OF anxiety. In order 10 drown
my troubles l resorted to whisk ey
aud soon found myself hopelesslv
behind. When my term of office
expired last June Fstill entertain.
ed hopes of earning sufficien. mon
ey to square accounts with the
county before any proceedings
were instituted against me.
After came to Charleston and
began selling cigars for q New
York house | was informed that
a warrant had been issued against
me so was not surprised when
Detective Brennan arrested me
this morning. I am confident
that the case will be compromised
as soon as l get back to King
stree"
Since Mr.. Mcconnell came to
Charleston last August he, to
gether with his wife and child,
have been boarding at house on
upper King street. A dispatch
from the sheriff of Williamsburg
County received later in the day;
requested that Mcdonnell be held
until further notice from Kings
tree.
Mr.. Mcconnell was brought
here Saturday night, and lodged
in Jail, where he now is.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-11-11

The amounts above reported
are my individual collections, and
has been forwarded 10 Capt. Des.
portes, at Columbia, the Treasurer
of the Committee.
LOUIS JACOBS.
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MINOR LOCAL MATTERS.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed Form and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake
Of our Weary Readers.

Williamsburg County is wei
represented in Columbia thi:
week.
Mr.. T NJ Gilland has heen ap
pointed a me nber of the county
board of education. vice + g
Chandler, deceased.
Mr.. Henry M. Smith banker
Of Darlington, who is a son of oul
very efficient Judge of probate is
in Kingstree.
Last Monday night the Kingstree
Hotel was crowed with q host Of
young folks who tripped the glide
waltz, polka ard quadrill until al
early hour. The evening was very
much enjoyed by all who attended
rhe books of registration were
not opened last week, owing to
the fact that the board of regis
iars have no Office except the
court house, and that was occu'
Iaed by the court.
Mr.. Asa B Burrows Suffered the
mis- oriune of having his left hand
terribly cut in gin last week,
DIR. D G Scot: dressed the wound
ed member and the injured man
is getting along very nicely.
If Mr.. Rush, who wrote 70 us ia
change his address to Blooming
vale will give US the name of his
old postofice We can make the
desired change. We certainly
cannot change the address until
we get the Information requested.
as We have more than one sub.
scriter by that name and at differ
ent Offices.
Mr.. 6 T Bullard, who has been
in the employ of Messrs. Lesesne
& Epps for some time, has accept
ell u position as travelling sales
man for the Alden Vinegar Co,
Of st. Louis, Mo. Mr.. Billiards
territory will be the entire Stat,
and Columbia will be his head,
quarters. He has many friends
here who will regret TO learn that
he as determined 10 leave.
Mr.. L j Parrott, of Sumter, the
genial and popular court stencg.
rapher, entertained party of
young people at the residence OF
Mr.. Louis Jacobs last Thursday
night by giving an exhibition OF
his hypnotic powers. One of the
young gentlemen hvpnotlzed was
carried in his imagination to hea'
ven. HIS ideas of the place, as
expressed by himself while under
the hypnotic influence, were very
vague. He spoke of the princi
pal building as being hotel.