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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

BOSTON Transcript" The dog which had been act
ing strangely for some time. bit Mrs Little on the
left hand on January 26 after which 1t ran away
The following day the dog bit Miss Lawless on the
,oaaroor If tho left hand and Mrs Kennedy on
both the right and left hands. In both cases the
wound was slight. ~ , C,or,,,
THE dogs next victim James T. Slamlt
,vsntv-siy wears old. n laborer, OF walton: VINO
came 70 the Pasteur Institute on January e. ana
,rhn v,os foiiowcd the next day by Mrs Little.
af,er the dog had bitten Slamn II TOOK 10 me
road and on the way TO Auburndae; .9"h eTe ~,
-, GIc miles away where il was FOUND dead on
January 20 bt seven people. II was identified by a
collar which II wore. bearing the name ana audieS
NJ Airs Little
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MAINTAINING THE COURTS DIGNITY
From, The TaylorSvills (Ky) Courier.


Judge J. G. Wicklne is fond OF athetics. aho
although he never exercises now, he can TEL OF tic
daVS when he a terror among the Dogs. n9
Iildge has been a vigorous man in his ti!he, ana
me story is told of him that while holding Circuit
Gourt All Lebanon shortly after the war there nelng
a military garrison at that place occupied ny n
regiment Of Ohio troops about twenty OF thesss
were drunk and the warpath and had coltctcn
4, front OF the courhO and were MAKING uunss
iiveiy for a time. and ), looked IKE Ilol We
~, minent as the feeling between the CITIZENS anu
~ YANKEE soldiers AT that time OF the bitter
eet ivpe Judge Wickline ordered the Sherin 10
6ispcrse the riCious soldiers. . $500, 49,.
,bnv were unable 10 move the stubborn soldleIy
nd n report ed the Judge. He at once al
a air,ad courf walked coolly 10 where the crowd
IH o,lected and ordered them 10 al once dsperse
mao Ioi,Gto ~, st;il refused The Judge waded into
them in grand STYLE and IN less time than II taxes
III, a. ne had eight OF them lying on the pavement
10 le. rest scarnpering in every direction. IL II
s ad ne Judge never leveled his arm on man nl'
"a cont him to the ground
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N MEMORY or PRESIDENT WALKER.

The second annual meeting and dinner Of the
Massachusetts, institute Of Technology Society of
NeN-York was held at Clarks. in West Twenty
thrd-st last evening II was n memorial meet
ing for General Francis A. Walker. the late presi-
dent Of the institute. Professor Charles u. Rich
ards S. presided. and addresses were made by
Professor Richmond MAY Smith Henry hot and
Iamcs y Nunroe of Boston. A. business meet
Ing which preceded the dinner the following Execu
tiT. Committee was elected for the coming year:
William r. Dowse -: Edward D. Brown. 30: +.
a Pickernell. 50; George L. Helms. 81. and Alex
andar Rice McKim. 50 secretary and treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

Norfolk Feb Cotton steady mitdling. Tc. low MID
ding 6c good ordinary sI5l6c net and receipts
1857 bales exports ooaswse. i242 sales 800: stock
% s2i
middl,nx sAc good ordinary. &C; net receipts. 400
bales: gross T. SIS: sales. i.i37: stock. SIG
savannah. Feb s--cotton quiet ana steady. middns
10 lSc low middling S9-lSc net and gross receipts
2275 bales exports eoast~iss. Soy. sales 6s stock
ga
nniddling. 1916 mddng Ice low mddins.
good ordinary 3-i6c net receipts 2gt bales;
gross. 337s; exports the Continent l052 coastwhA
2l7I. saet, LOCO. stock S'Lii'.
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ADRIFT AMONG FLOATING ICE BLOCKS.

Sea Isle City. N j. Feb (SpecaD.-The break
ing up Of the ice In Great Egg Harbor Ludlams
and Corsons bays has caused great damage to
boats and wharves. Yesterday afternoon two
sloops owned by clam-tongers and
tanning four men. cut from their
moorings by the ice at Corsons Inlet, and
drifted far out into Ludlams Bay, where the
men are imprisoned in the ice. unable TO reach
shore One of the men tried TO cross to the land
over half mile of shifting ice. He broke through,
and would surely have been drowned but for the
timely assistance of one of the men on the BOAT,
who threw him the end Of rope and pulled him
on board the boat: The men are IN dangerous
position and should the ice crush their boat they
will surely drown. Rescuers are unable to reach
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
CARS THROWN DOWN Az EMBANKMENT.

Wilamsport Penn. Feb "a passenger train
on the Fall Brook Railroad jumped from the rails
this afternoon near Cedar Run Station. about fifty
miles northwest Of Wiamsport Three cars
rolled over twelve foot embankment into the bed
of Pine Creek Andrew Hustled the fireman,
Jumped from the engine and was killed No other
person seriously injured. There were only five
passengers on the train at the time.
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PATIENTS AT PASTEJR INSTITUTE.
FOUR OF ELEVEN PEOPLE BITTEN IN MAssA-
cHusErrs BY AN ALLEGED MAD DOG
ARRIVE HERE
Main. Lswles.. the seventeen-year-old daughter

Mollie Lswles. the seventeen-year-old daughter
~ Patrick Lawlsss, Of Walton, Mass. ana Mrs
Martin Kennedy. twenty-seven years Oh her aunt
a,r,ved at the Pasteur institute Nnety-seventh-st
.nd Central Park West early yesterday afternoon
~ take the preventive treatment for hydrophobla'
Roth Miss Lawless and her aunt were bitten on
January q by a huge msstir belonging to Mrs Ed
ward Little wife OF the assistant editor OF Inc
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NEN COLONY IN GEORGIA.

Atlanta Ga Feb "a new colony. KNOW" 90
eeniPh CITY. has Just been opened In 'De'Dhe
.'aa'y. The promoters have 5000 acres oi 'o..'
no they have hundreds Of applicants ior ho IN
ss1i.s'overnor Northen. Of Georgia. and hni D
80 Of Washington are prominently loeht e ,Sn
sN the prOieci The location ig al the foot OF ne
NJ Ridge Mountains on the edge OF the so''
- good farming section.
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MEETINGS AND ENTERTATNNENTS.

Thu Penubl,can Organization OF the XVIII AS
..,,,,, Dis,r,ct Of which Robert B. Miller is sec
retery and whose headquarters are at No II West
nty-fourth-st. has arranged for series or
lectures the first of which Will be delivered al no
i.o,rre uiI be- given by Professor George Gunton
"a ,be suhiecf will be THE Economic Reasons
for Bryan's Great Vote IN Ne"-fo'N'
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EASIER ~ HER TIME.
,,t.,,,,e Courier-Jo,irna

From The Louisville Courer-JonrnaL
,,te on q schoolma' am comes from
cnArbs@9TGI a Gar. and IS told by the Middles.
bornugh News lady teacher told one OF the p0ys
hoI 80, ali the Presidents and when he replicu
70 ia.oa,ISnt the teacher said When was as oid
ne ne CON I could name all the Presidents In ther
as ~ """ The boy replied: There were only Few
Presidents then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

, dinner IN celebration OF the fourteenth ami
vnrsarv If the Martin Luther Society will be held
=, the Hotel Savoy, Fifth-ave and Fifty-ninth-st'
on Tuesday at 7l5 p. m. The speakers are eA-
pected to include Jacob Miller p1es,de mt Sen SeH
- ti ou;s Raugher OF Gettysburg. Penn; me
Rev. Dr. John J. Heis.cc,hmann Of Brooklyn ana
thA Rev C. Armand Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

Manhattan Hotel on Saturday. Luncheon will be
served at 100 p m. Graduates and former stu
dents desiring tickets may apply 20 Miss Ida
Hardness No 40 Safest. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

The eleventh annual Lincoln dinner Of the Repub-
lican Club of the city Of NewYork will be held
at the Waldorf on Friday evening at $50 O'Clock.
The dinner will be served In the large ballroom OF
the hotel at small tables accommodating eight per-
cons each The Dinner Committee consists OF Elhu
Root chairman: Mortimer c. Add0ms treasurer;
John r Tresidder, secretary Edmund Wetmore
nelius ~ Bliss ex-oficio.
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Business Wpperiunities.


A GENTLEMAN undoubted responsibility about 70
"A visit The Pacific slope. VII undertake commissions o.
invehgavh investments proposals
property highest reference Address for two
weeks FINANCIAL. Box $50, Middletown y. Y.
7 ADY OWNING fTTy LOTS near l7ith-st. and Jerome.
ave worth ST 200 each. owing recent failure. Will
~ Tor $500 5000 cash balance payments ri,ls
guaranteed No money down II buyer intends building
Parties met with carriage by appointment, Commission
10 agents. OWNER. 10 West 3stA-st
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D. LlNDENBORN,
AuCtiOneer,
7 & 9 East 10th St.
broadway to 5th Av.)
IMPORTANT TRADE
SALE
WEDNESDAY, FEB
RUARY 10th, and fol-
lowing days, 10 A. NJ,
10000 Exquisite RICH
CUT and Enameled
Toilet Bottles and aC-
Cessories, suitable for
Perfumery, Dry Goods
and Druggist Trade,
&c, &C. By Tar the
FINEST goods ever
shown in this country.
English, French and
Austrian
TABLE CHINA in va
riety,
VASES, POTS and
PEDESTALS, Etc.
The whole cOmpris=
ing a stupendOus and
magnificent Display.
Every lot must be
disposed of
POSITIVELY,
ABSOLUTELY,
UNRESERVEDLY.
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will give a concert. assisted by octet from the
Princeton Banjo club.
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TAXING THE BEST NEWS SERVICE.
Augusta. Ga FEB 6-"The Daily fress'
newport News. Va has discontinued in ne vpited
~ me Chicago Associated Press anu ia"
Htef with the Uni ed Associated PTesses'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

The First Naval Battalion will assemble on tn
New-Hampshire East Twenty eighth-st. Februar.
n for review and inspection by Adjutant-Gene
Tillinghast.
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sOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

The Blooming Grove Park Association will dir
a, Delmonicos on Tuesday al p. m,
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The Alpha Delta. a society composed or clergy
men. will have q dinner at ozark = III Twenty
third-st tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

At the meeting OF the Ohio Society No. 236 Fifth
ave Tomorrow evening the College Alumni
Double Quartet will sing Women will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

v,O, SNr-Great Sacrifice. Platform Spring Lgh'
toun. Rockaway and shafts. used three rnonths
s, ligbt Extension Top Family surrey Plated Harness
az, "a isnrobes. owner going abroad Is West Hh 81
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LINE FoR FLORIDA GEORGIA.. sc

Crrweekiy from new Per .. r. Tuesdays; .su''
49, -'i~ -, Feb. u city u Augusta. Feb 10
80 ~ Hi-ungham.Feb. Kansas CITY. FEB ~
II cry Of Birmngha m Feb -
In.urpass.i cabin accommodations. Connecting ae
for all points In Flcrlca. the
cor,h and southwest For tickets and freight rates apply
g. G. n SORREI. Manager
TOURS TO EUROPE AND PALESTINE.
L Sailing June. July and August Low prices rams
ing from $3.50 $3.50 Itineraries 4 EDWIN JONES VI
Putnam Ave. Brooklyn. y. Y. Tour Round the World.
si.615.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

A committee Of the NewYork kindergarten AS
ISOLATION IL preparing entertainment for raising
NODDED funds 10 enable II to carry on its schools
Miss Beatrice HEREFORD will give her original mono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

The Linnsean Society will meet on Tuesday al
o. m. in the American Museum OF Natural HIS
tory Several papers VIII he read.
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0rachers.

DARISTAN LADY dplOmed, wishes 70 give treneh ieS
sons. also crayons. pastel Water-colop pup" %, JUG
e,ebvrs Mile EMMA DE LAPRADE. $40 w. 32d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

The annual reception OF the New-York Postofice
Clerks Cycle Club will he held on February 10 In
Webster Hall East Eleventh-st.
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for Sale.

T ADy OWNING CITY LOTS i7ith ~ and Jerome.
IL ave worth 81 20 each. owing 70 recent failure VIII
AL, ,or 1900 S1, cash balance payments Titls
guaranteed No money down II buyer Intends buidingp
Parties met with carriage by appointment Commission -
agents OWNER, 10 West 3sth
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The Rev Or Newland Maynard VIII give MS
a. ..r,or illustrated matinee lecture at Mrs. John
y,r,on Dahlerens. No 20 West Fifty-shth-st'' on
..poros the Eternal city" Tuesday morning al II
o,cfock The following are patronesses MIS- f.
n Grant Mrs G. II Raymond Mrs Ruser' MIS-
p,,ssau sag Mrs James McNamee Mrs { Z.
Warrington. Mrs James Grant Wi H, r! Mrs
N ~. t{ntterNelh Mrs. 4. G Bettner Mrs Einan
ailnp Mrs John vinton Dahigren mrs Wi n,rs
SSnIaeeEefeiIsr the Marchioness Clara LAURA Mrs.
ESwsrd kemp Mrs. Jefferson Dnys Mrs. rs. mares
T Yerkes. Mrs george r te y Ronsevsit
The eighth annual dinner OF the alumni OF o'aver-
,oL College and Hudson River Institute Will take
.,.o. a, the ST Denis Hotel. on Thursday. Febru'
arv ,s at : o'clock. A. Emerson Palmer VIII act
as toast-naster and William 6 De witt wallace
a. a.. ne re- DR. John G.. Oakley. Or. Richard
Pills Professor Harry Q. ouintard and others are
non tho iisi OF spaa Tickets may be OBTAINED
~ William Raimond Baird No S6o West Iwen-
tieth-st.
The Nev-York Branch Of the Nassar Aiumnao
Association will hold It's annual meeting at tho
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Cost au0 Conn0.

N~|~Nc~ ~>>>>>>>
-passbooks 25ii5 and 30 40 Of the Excelsior
| 4 savings Bank. Payment has been stopped Please
rs,urn hooks TO Bark, y. Il. I'D Street and Sth
Avenue
OSTA stick pin ~ pearls ana smefalos Al tne 'har-
| ity Rail on Tuesday night. The finder Will be
,1risI returning 70 Hotel Marie Artoinette,
boulevard and Goth street.
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Next Saturday there will he a club night at the
University Club. at which the University Glee Clut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DoCKLAND INSTITUTE. Nyack on Hudson. y; y
r. Personal instruction. particular training special care
every teacher a veteran. Capt j. WILSON, A. w. ~
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The Nev-York Branch Of the Vassar Alumnae
Association will hold It's annual meeting at the
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ooRMANT BANK ACCOUNTS.
rc INSTITUTIONS WOULD LIKE TO
BE RID OF THEM.

EFFORTS MADE BY SOME OF THE BANKS
r,xn THE OWNERS OF SUCH ACCOUNTS
,ocERArED IDEAS OF THE AMOUNT
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

1 Oneway excursion. Tourists tickets TO all points
in Texas Colorado. Utah. Arizona, California. Mexico
Georgia Florida Also Hot Springs, Ark.
SAfiiNG along the Coast Brunswick. Ca OF
Similar Voyage Crossing the Gun OF Mexico 20 Calves
TON Tex ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS
Write Tor our "a PAGE POCKET GUIDE msled freel.
r n MALLORY & CO.. Gen Agts. Pier 90 <. r.. N. z.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ For La Guayra Puerto Cabeilo, Curscao and MARI
ealbo Via curacao from Robert Stores, Brooklyn.
SIS VENEZI Ella ..... Saturday, February - p m
- ptiiIADEI.pIIIA Wednesday. February "a | m.
CARACAS. .Saturlay. MA.n ~ D. m
Saturday. February y. n.
These American built express for the trade
have superior accommodations Tor passengers
$500 BOtJTON BLISS & DArLETr.
General Managers l33 Front-st
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FRENCH LINE.
GENERAL Transatlantique.
NUROPE. HOLY LAND, ROUND THE
LINE.

II FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOCLOiNE-SUR-MER.
& u,,SDAN ..,.,.,. :, Saturday Feb. -, 10 a IA
6 : sPAARNDAM ........ Saturday Feb "a 10 m
First cabin $50 and upwards second cabin s35 steer
age AZ very low Apply 10 Neherands- American
Sian, Navigation Co. 80 B'wsy. y. Y
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On The Right Track
Arms Can Now be Safely
Carried to Cuba.

JAcKsaNv1LLE, Dec. 30-Iu answer
to a dispatch feom John 4. Hartridge.
attorney of w. A. Bisbee. owoer Of the
tug Dauntless, to Secretary Carlisle.
the following instructions, in substance,
we're received by the collectors of the
port to-day:
To graot clearance papers to the
Dauntless with cargo Of muultloos OF
var for Nuevitas, Cuba. aud require
master, owners aod coosignors to make
oath required 10 sections 3l97. 4l98
aud 4200 Revised Statutes This oath
is the same required of masters OF all
vessels with general cargo bound to
foreign ports The collector was 10
structed 10 notify the captain of the
Boutwell, 80 that be would not inter-
fere with the vessel other than to see
that an armed expedition was not car
ried
10 consequence of tbis authority, the
owoers. of both the Dauntless and Com
modore are preparing co send heavy
cargoes OF arms and munitions Of war
to Cuba Two carloads Of these war
like supplies arrived 10 this city this
moruiog O~ner Bisbee' declares that
if the Dauntless is. molesed on
this voyage be will apply to the secre-
tary Of the treasury for an armed escort
of Uoited States cruisers to protect the
vessel 90 future trips
The clearance of the Dauntless was
authorized in the following communities
ton from the collector of the part to
Owoer B;sbee:
.'Sir: Responding to your application
made yesterday Of clearance for the
steamer Dauotless. I bave to Inform
you that am authorized By he honor
able secretary TO clear said steamer
Dauntless 10 strictly regular way far
port of Nucvitas" +"
The Dauutless left Jacksonville Tues
day on wseckiog trip and has not beeo
siuce heard from. but Der owDer ex-
poets the vessel 10 port tomorrow morn
ing. The Commodore has been on the
way for some time, for sea All indi
cations point to the loading aud depar-
ture of rhese two vessels within the
next 48 hours Regular clearance
papers will be secured for them. under
the secretary. ruling. from the custom
ho use tomorrow.
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two miles Of
ngruous state
4 country. and
the record in
10 ese are not
Put they are
lot. A school
be church and
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A Valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison o. Worthington. Ind, 'Sun. u
writes: "You have valuable prescription in
Electric Bitters, and can chserfully recon-
memo it for Constipation and Sick Hea dache
and rs general system tonic it has no equal.
Mrs. Ample Steele 1925 Co.s.ge Grove Ave.
Chicogo, was all run down. could not ea. nor
digest food, had backache which rever left
her and felt tired and weary. but six bottles Of
Electric Ri:tsrs restored her henlth ard renewed
her strength, Prices 80 cents and Si.to. Get
a Bottle al J.. F W. Dehorl,e's Drug Store.
6
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louishingly we'll
% ust say Of the
on Maco 1t ao-
; a nicely. The
Oh an adaptation
n ust be a real
g in the story
e production of
course settle the
Spanish troops
bable to discover
d American cor
cir escort, vainly
Bler told the Her.
) the Spanish did
ial aud only re-
|, g 1t because "it
lob of desecration
These statements
ptradictory, and
oruples contrast se-
y Of Maj. Cirujeda
Geo bis troops tied
5 tail and dragged
animal got tired.
I'd it. left it ly-
and went 90
also recall the
tucha declared that
both arms shattered
be letter alleged to
his body. While
contradictions con-
Ely TO doubt Maceo's
- -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-06
SOUTH CAROLINIANA.
News Items of Interest From State
Exchanges.

At a meeting of the promoters of
the Warren Manufacturing company OF
Aiken Junction, s c., near Augusta,
the following directors were elected !:
Geo r. Lombard, c. A Rabie. An
gusta G. w. Davis. Grapitevile; W.
B. Smith Whaley, Columbia ; Arthur
S. Watts, Boston, Mass. The com
paoy will erect 81 900 spindle cotton
mil! and use steam power.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-06

4 serious FIRE occurred 10 the old
Palmetto House. Sparsauburg, Sunday
night. apd but fer the timely arrival of
the fire department thousands Of dollars
worth Of property must certainly have
been swept away. Asiis was. The en
tire stock Of goods Of two grocery
stores were totally destroyed. Both
stores were covered By insurance
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-06

Lamp shades when ar,is,icarly maae of
crepe tissue are things Of beauty IT you
wact to make shades to beautify your homes,
III. G. Os,een 4 Co. can supply the materials
A large stock Of crepe tissue in ten foot rolls
usl received
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-06

All bearing sone frieads continually
praisiy z ChamcerlAin;, Collie Cholera and
D,ar,Eo Remedy, Curtis Fleck, Of, Ana
helm. California, puvchaset bottle of 1t for
mis- own use and is now as eoihusias'ic over
its wonjerfu! work as anyone can he The
Is aad 50 ceot sizes for sale by Dr. J
2hina
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no Horse OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try Dr. Cad~s Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or oyer-worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
For sale in Sumter, by Dr.. A. J China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-06

Cnamnerlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is unequalled for Eczens, letter, Salt
Rheum, Sca!d Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids
Fer sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-06

A general shooting affray occurred al
a negro dance about Eve miles from
Spartanbarg last Saturday night, 10
which negro named Mayberry was
seriously injured.
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GUARANTEED IN WRITING. Stu

dents complete in HALF the time at HALF the
expense required elsewhere. Ten to thirty
placed monthly. Actual Business Depart
meat equipped with genuine Commercial bank
and office fixtures, superior to the equipments
of any other college in America. Purely
practical instruction and daily drill in real
bank and Office tranaactloo. Penmapship by
the only graduate pen-artist in Georgia. The
only Southern College fully abreast with the
spirit of progress aud teaching Electric
Shorthand, the lightning system of the ceu-
tury. The only college which it is cheaper
to attend than to remain idle. Premiums
from Four Expositions. Enrolment 700 per
year. Address at once GEORGIA BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE, Macon Ga.
Nov. 60
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The State dispensary, in less than :
years time, bought for sale. in barre
goods, over twenty Eve drinks for ev
cry man, woman aud child 10 South
Carolina. For the eleven months o.
1896. of which there is published
itemized statement, the state purcbas'
ed for sale among it's people over $50,
900 gallons Of liquor. After consider
able trouble it has been found that the
purchases of barreled corn, ~ bour.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-06

Gold and Silver Papers for sale by H. G
Osteen & Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-06

organs cleaned and
BIC House.