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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
PRIVATE MAILING CARDS.

On and after July /, private mailing cards
bearing written or printed messages, adver.
tisemen,s or illuctrations may be sent through
the domestic mails at the postage rate Of |
cent each. syAole 10 stamps affixed By the
sender. For private mailing ca ds teot to
foreign countries the letter rste Of ceuts
will be required. Postmaster. Gnillard has
been notihed by the postcfice department
at Washington of the following regulations
governing the use Ct these cards:
Oniv the subscription. which may Include
the occupation or business Of the person ad.
dressed, will be allowable on the face Of the
cards The cards mLst not exceed 81 by 81
lucbes 10 dimensions and 10 quality must nr
s,ostantially the same as 'he Government
poaesl cards Upon the addressed side the
words, "Priva,e mailing card. author;z-d
by Act Of Congress of May 10, sss" must
be printed in the upper rieht.hsnd corCer,
there should be an oblong diagram with the
words, "Place one-ceut stamp bere," and
10 the lower left hand corner the wor6s,
"Tbis eide is exclusively tor the address
n color the cards may be white, cream
light e ~ or light buff.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
Our Soldier Boys.

The Game Cock quintette from Company
n, of Sumter, sesensded Gen. Wylie las,
night at the rsquest of Col Alstoo. The
singers consist OF Corporal Gallagher, Char.
lie Spann. Rober, Sanders apd Fred Kicker.
Col. Aston, A.jor Stokes, Msjor Earle.
Capt AcCreery and Lieut Lowrance we're 10
the party.
Private Terry, of Company NJ, who has
b on quite sick in the division hospital is
improving
Msjor Stokes complimented his battalion
during drill this morning. 'Gentlemen, -
be said, "tbis drill has been simply excel
lent" The battalion responded with three
cheers for tbe major.
Company N had blackberry stew last
night Coffee was exchanged for the berries.
The boys enjoyed the change of diet
Sergts Vim and Ingram. Of Companies
ard A, took in Chattanooga and Lookout
Mountain yesterday.
Sergt. Hardy, Of Company n. is acting as
battalion sereeaa, rssjor at present.
Company " was given uniform trouser.
yesterday. Shirts and leegioes are still l.cks
ing to their outfits --August Kohn in News
spd Couri.r, 26tb.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
Az Sumter Boy IN the Engineers

Mr. Isaac Hardy, eldest son Of Mr. Horace
Hardy, who has been ssident Of New
York City for several years aud. has held q
position with the department of pub ic
works, has joined the Fire, Regimen, OF
Eogioeers now being raised in New York
State. The City Of New York continues Ar.
Harb,'s salary while in the army aud keeps
his position opea for him on his return.
The EDgineers are for special branch Of the
volunteer army and will be assigned to the
work of repairing aud laying out and build.
Jog roads and for.ifcstiops. Every member
of the Engineering Corps has bad training
and experience in the line Of work they vii
DO called upon to do and i. is believed that it
will be mort valuable. adjanct to the regular
army. In the ranks of the Eoeine.rs are to
be found military. mining, civil, locomotive.
stationary and electrical engineers, electricians,
architects .mscbinis,a, bridge builders and.
in 4 fsei, II classes Of skilled and experienced
men Who can plan, direc. aud execute accord.
lag to approved methods the work required.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
Found Dead in the Road.

A oeero girl abou. grown, named Emms
Io,es .v.s found dead in the road near the
Bell Mill place On Sunday ssternooa soon
after tie s.orm. She bad been TO Church
and was on her way home, and it is thought
was killed oy Lightning, 90 her umbrella and
clo,hing we're considerably torn, and 'oefe
were no marks of violence oa her ptrsoo
Her shoes and hat we've torn more 'hsn DER
clothes The place where che VAS found wss
,n the public soad sbor, distance from the
old ancbester road bed, and not far from
", Willie Jscksor's. Coroner Moses and
n, ] e GaiIisrd went out Monday morning
70 70 hold 90 ,cques,. No.bi. 6 further than
..nove s,aud was obtained at the invueat, and
Il : verdict was killed bS lightning. :.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

was seriously afflicted with cough for
seyers! gears, and last fall had more severe
cough than ever before have used many
remedies without receiving much relief, aod
being recosnp ended TO try bottle of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy, by a friend, who.
knowing me 10 be poor widow, gave it to
me, tried it, and with the most gratifying
results. The 6rst bottle relieved me very
much and the second bottle has absolutely
cured me have not had as good health for
twenty yesrs give this certificate without
solicitation, simpy in appreciation Of the
gratitude felt for the core effected Respect.
fully. Mrs. Mary E. Besrd, Claremere, Ark.
For sale by A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
School Finances.

CITY Clerk and Treasurer Burst has made
up the financial statement OF the special
School District, City Of Sonter, for the school
year ls97-s8
The following items taken from it will be
found Interesting: incidental fees Washing
ton Street School. 1854 70; incidental fees
Lincoln School, $3.50 35; tuition Washing
ton Street School. $l4l SO; tuition Lincoln
School, sos 95; total receipts from pupils
both school, 81, 1896.
Receipts from CITY school tax S2,9ls,
County school tax. 5 ,544ls The County
School tax was $43S less than for the pre-.
vious year and in consequence Of this def.
cheney the school board closed the year $500
deeper in debt than q, the beainoiaR of the
session During the year the board borrow
ed $4,850 from the banks, but repaid the
larger portion as the school funds we're re-
ceived
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
WHAT THE SUMTER BOYS
ARE DOING.

Mr.. A Koho. correspondent. Of tho
News and Courier, writing under date
Of June 26. says:
Lieu. Wilson bad charge Of Con-.
pany NJ yesterday at retreat, ss Capt
Carson bad taken Major Stokes's piaue
in coumandine the battalion. aud
Lieu. Moses was acting as battalion
adjutao.
Sergt Lee lie one Of the sergeants Of
the guard today As be kuows his
duty thoroughly the guard will not be
turned out for every unimportaos eff
Ger Who passes, as has often beee the
IN Mr e O. Brown, of Company NJ,
vas visited or Sunday BY his brother,
Mr.. Hsmpton Brown. of Atlanta. ao-
oompaoied by Mr. F.lkner. Of the Cato
City. They we're very welcome
Several of the boys of Company N
are drinking sassafras tea these d.ys.
The root of this plant abouuds in the
woods around The camp
The privases Of Company N take
erea. interest in the drills They in-
tend soon to make 6ne drilled COM
pany Of themselves.
A varia.ioo was made from Uncle
Sans bill of fare ,by Company NJ on
Friday oigbs, aud large blackberry
stew was INDUCED 10. The berries
we're obt.ioed through ao exchange OF
coffee With .ome Of the residents OF
this vicinity.
Everyone is waiting 90 the pews
abou. the appointments forthe new reg
linen, from South Caroline.
Adjs Fro-. who has been quite sick
is N ucb better
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

Mr. P. Ketchsm OF Pike City, Cal, says !:
.'Duriog my ro'her's late sickness from SCI
attic rheumatism, Chnmseria,u's Pain Balm
was the only remedy that gave him any re-
lief" Many others have testified to the
prompt relief from pain which this liuiuent
affords. For sale by A. ]. China.
Sir. John Bevios, editor Of the Press, An
tbon, Iowa, says: Il have used Chameerlain' 8
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 10 ny
family for fifteen years, have recommended it
to huodreds of others. aud have never known
i, 10 fail in single instance. For sale by A.
j. Coina.
II you want your machine made new,
briog it to Randle.
Saue people bave not yet found out that
there is to smallpox n Sumter, although tbe
last case was dismissed six weeks ago.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
Asgistrs.e,

TIE Magistrate for Sumter will pay So.
The following resolution was adopted iu
reference TO the uom,nstioo OF Magistrates
Resolved, That al candidates for Asg,s-
trs,.s in this (Sumter) County De voted for
IN the general primary election. TO be beld
in August, next, and the candidates receiv-
ing tie majority vote, in their respective
Jud;cial Districts, shall be the nominees OF
the party apd shall be 50 recommended o.
the members OF the Legislature, to h's Excel
lency sbe Goversor, when the appointments
~. made. Their pledges to be fied aud ss.
~ ssmepts paid - other candidates.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Transactions of Interest to Tax
payers.


last Wednesday evening At o'clock Mayor
Wilson aad Aldermen Hoehson, Purdy,
Flowers, Boyle and Epperson we're present
and approved for payment
Bills to the amount of $3.50, approved by
the Board Of Eealth. were ordered paid.
This makes a total of 50 0s0 paid ous on the
order of tbe Board of Health. There may
be a few more small &C 7n:s yet TO come in,
but the amount already aid out and ordered
paid represents the cost of the smallpox out
breek.
The Board of health was directed to make
whatever disposition Of the property At the
pest house, thought best, and the Board was
authorized to employ come one to take care
of the pest bouse and property stored there
for two weeks longer
The ERIK aud Treasurer WAS directed to
borrow So, 900 TO p,y the seri an nual inter-
est on city bonds and water rent, failing due
on July lst.
Bids for building house for the storage Of
frs department property were opened. All
of the bids-twelve 10 number were rejected,
and the house will be built by street hAods
uoder the directioa Of the police committee
Mayor Wiison, Alderman Hughson aud
City At,or;ey Fraser we're appointed coo:
nit to confer With the parties to the license
tax case now in litigation. The parties to
the suit have made overtures to the Council
TO compromise tho case and withdraw the
suit, and the committee will confer With
them and hear what they have to propose az
basis OF The compromise. The proposition
will be submitted With recommendation by
the commi,tse at tb. next meeting of Council.
A petition from G.. Vsndoros. requesting
that be be g-aoted the pmvilege OF selling
bread aod perishsble fruit on Sanday, Was
presented The petition was not granted.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
The Manning Divorce Case.

The divorce suit begun last month by Mars
Cooibaueh Manning, eldest daugbterof Ghiet
Jus,ice Fuller, of the ueited States Supreme
Court, agaiost her husband. Colin C. Nan.
ming, Vas tried before Judge b in Chicago
last Friday. all the evidence was heard
On condition thai the charges in The bill be
modified, the hu.baod put in no defence A,
the tine the bill for divorce was flied it was
anuouoce3 that he husband who is pow
United States consul at Fayal, Azore Islands,
would fight the case, but it is evident that e
satisfactory node ssandi e vas reached ou, oi
Coust The original bin bad charged cruelty
ard non-support against the husband This
was amended by consent Of all parties 10 read
"desertiou, only Mrs Melville " Fcller.
wife of rhe Co,ef Justice. vas the 6rst wit
ness.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
new ADvERrIsEMENrs.
PERSONAL.

". Hurss is spending week in
Charleston
Mis- Nsds Psrrct.. OF. Atlanta, is visiting
HE q. b Flossrs. S.
MID, A ieshea Huckabee. Of Kershsw Coun-
q. Is Waiting Niss Mamie Warren.
-. -. 3: .p,,,n.. ,.nr,..n,inp the soush
Csrolira Bapsist. is 10 the city 70. s few days.
" Ri;rN n;ef.on rho h.a been attending
.,ehnoi s. ", ,;n,. !. - home "a. the snmmer.
3, !, Z.
Nil. s.r. s. l, ,..csnaien snee,.
- sys,-.s.ss' - So 9, -
y sss ~. 9 :sl,.,s ). .ew...
e1esn sna 500, 2, 81 ssssAy.
asfe yis.s'oR sne sSnsty oss ~ :. sso's
-, 8 =, Y. ,.,...h;..
= =, yn.sas anu - ~ r.:sss =.
seen1s J. = - ~ s. = = os''Se -s''>s''-
s ssnes sesnP ase 2.
Nsj,r II We iisoo retnraed to the city
Wednesday from sAsheviii N. O., attet
pleasant ssSy OF TWO weeks.
tatr. High Hayeswosth, OF the Monseou-
efxssAla. High School has returned home
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
ManhelIn's Restaurant.

The Palace R.stsuraat IS a thing Of the
past, but Mauben's Restaurant has take" i's
place. and Mr. A. Nanhsim, the proprietor,
is running 6rst class restaurant and caters
to the best trade OF the city Everything .is
served in fret class style and all seAsooable
delicacies re kept on hand at all times The
restaurant is open every day in the week.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
DEATH.

xrs. Briton, wife, of Dr. c. s. Bri,tou Of
Smithville, s. C., tsied 90 Saturday morning,
June 2sth. The funeral Vas held ., the pas
Tor, &, ST. Johu's Methodist Church, of which
she wss consistent member Besides her
husband, she leaves eight childrau--ooe son
and seven daughters.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

The BED Aencsre making arrangements TO
run an excussion 20 Charleston in the near
future
picnie at Cane Sayannsh plantation Thurs
day An members are invited 10 attend
The eampai9ners .ss already tired and
swearg and are wishing thar end was near
y af band or that some poyer could call II Of
Foar mors recrnits for Company N, have
4 been secured by Sefgt Law. Meesfs Burrill
Morris end Biuford Hnssey we're examined on
Satarda5 by DE- Sucker and accepted, and
;oa Nona4y hs sxamioed and accepted Peter
Nslleit apd Tom Dennis They viii 60 at
once 20 Chickamaugs % join the regiment.
s nadditios. 70 the foregoing, Al. and Tom
I Miller have heen examined bnt not mustered
gin, aud B. O. Hu7gins - to be examined.
Tho eSwinmine Pool is getting very ropu-
lar row, and would be more 40 IT, al abe men
hsd bathing snits. BIZ special reqnest one
afterpoon bss been reserved for mea only.
.hen srits will %be repaired Tteresore,
90 Wednesday II viii DO optional for mea to
wsey suite or not. Children not admitted on
shi8 day a good crowd will ne doubt be
out to-morrow.
aealfh 0ficer Reardon 10 tearing his hair
seain ovsr the hog nuissncs and~t tho aood Of
complaints that come to his Office BE says
ihal every ios hss it's hog and every hog
csna.a one or more complaiets to be 6ied
With BIN. The Eeal,h Oficer should receive
assistance and crusade against the hogs
should De waged with viger. There 10 no
3 RaiDsaying that hogs should not oe kept in
pers viihao the city limits, aud there is or
once Vas an ordinance against it If the
Healab Officer has not the authority to enforce
tie Law st present oil needed authority should
I be granted him ;at osce: If he has the author.
ify be should exercise il and put AN end to
The puisancs Of which be- complains 80 ouch
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
ANY PERSON

Wishing to know the truth in regard to their
health should not fail to send for valuable and
new a-paee Booklet which will be sent FREE
for q short time to those who mention this paper.
This book Is published by the celebrated physi..
clans and specialists-Dr. Hathaway az u Co OF
aN S. Broad ST.. Atlanta, Ga. whom you should
address. Write to-day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

success--Worth Knowing.
40 years. success iu the South. proves Hughes
Tonic great remedy for -CbilIs and all a"la-
rial Fevers. Better thar. Qainine. Ginran-
tetd, try It At Druggis,s soc. and $l.00
bottles. oct.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

Summer prices for Photographs during the
next 80 dsys Ct Winburn's Gallery. 6-29
W;nburp's Photographs are as fine AS is
made 10 the State. Patronize hin during the
oext 80 days, and you will get The best work
a. reduced prices. jane 29
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

help is Wanted when the nerves become
weak aod the appetite fails. Bood's Sarsapa-
riils gives help by naku & the blood rich,
pure sud no risbipg. Get only Hooa's
Hcod's Pills are easy 10 take. easy to oper.
ate. Cure Indigestion and, sick headache.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
counfy Execnt1ve commlttee.

Tbs County Democratic E1ectiuvs Com
i,sse met ct 8 80 o'clock Tuesday morning
snd made all necessary a:rangen eoss for the
county camraigo and for heidiog the i
MARI, election.
Il vss cided TO bold bet three ,smpaigo
meefisgs 10 the connty
The nsee,ioes Will be beld a. fol ows:
Shiloh, Wednesday, August II.
Pro,ideoce, Wednesday, August "a.
Sumter, Saturday. August q.
The ruies that have goserned primary cleo
tiops III previous years were adopted fos the
primary to be held 90 August 3lss.
The eandidsies we're assessed ss soilows:
Each candidate shall pay 81 when be 6ies
bis pledge The successful caodidases shall
A0fa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

There ism. q weak poin, anywhere about
the White Sewing MAcbine-M. 3. Rscdle
sells them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

Commencing July ls will sell for cash Of the great
est bargains offered in order to make clean sweep Of
stock by the time Fall Goods begin to arrive.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

DEF CATTLE AND SHEEP-2o bead
- of Beef Cattle and Is head OF Sheep
tor sale BY R. C. NcFaddin. June 29-4t'
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

One lot stripe Lawns the goods have sold from 12ac 5c
yard Price now &c
Wash sksony pieces eto close them marked 15c
Eight figured Crash price for this sale from 10c
stock nearly all large enough for Shirt
few dress patterns We will close out the entire lot
diculousy low figures
Tam OShanter Crash Sailors cYou
choice all have ranging in price from 5c ao the low
price of 25c They cheap
Ladies Hose Sizes price 35c
Odd Ladies' black Corsets, be closed out 43c
Over 500 Tooth Brushes all zes all kinds ranging price
from 15c to 35c-An entire line of manufacturers
ples-lOc-just as as advertisement t-1Oc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
WANTS.

A MOWER for sale cheap-McCormick
~ Mower in frst class condition, good as
new, will cell cheap Apply TO J Spsnn
at Express cf6ce. May s-u.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
Shoe Department.

The biggest inducemen we have offer in this department
Spring Heel Slippers coors Chocolate and
Misses Spring Heel Slippers coos Chocolate and Black
Reduced from 81 25 and 81 so to 81 for this sale
greatest bargains others this department
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29
Holiday Notice.

NEONDAT, July Alb, being faton4l
wi Holiday The Bank o: SuEter and
F, 81 Natcnal Bank will be closed. All
pap rs natu ing on that day mus. he anticl.
pated. ,
Z l.. EDAUNDS, Cashier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-06-29

Ladies' Shirt Waists at First Cost.
Ladies. during the heated term it is better
to buy your Waists ready-made, than to
bother making them especially when you
can buy them at cost-Remember we said
cost and mean cost.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-14
HELD AT THE ARSENAL
THREE DEsERTERs, WHO sURREN-
DERED THEMSELVES, SURPRISED.
All from First ArtiIIery-One Again
Escapes at Washington and
Illinois Streets.

Three soldiers, Clarence Kochendoerfer,
Luther White and Bert Connelley, belonging
to the First United States Artillery of the
regular army, gave themselves up yesterday
to Captain Black, of the United States re-
cruiting station, as deserters from their reg
iment at Fort Pckens, Pensacola, Fla.
On entering the Office they told who they
were and coolly asked for transportation
back to their regiment. They were some
what surprised however, to learn that the
captain had no such plan in view for them.
Calling one of the soldiers on duty at the
recruiting station, Captain Black told him
to take charge of the men and remove them
under guard to the United States arsenal,
where they were to be confined temporarily
until some further disposition could be made
of their cases by the War Department.
While under guard and waiting for street
car at the corner of Illinois and Washington
streets, Connelley took advantage of the
large crowd passing and took to his heels,
and as the soldier could not leave the other
prisoners to pursue him, he made good his
escape and is still at large. The other men,
however, are in the arsenal under guard as
prisoners
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-14
a BRUTE FINALLY TRIED
ROBERT FINN, COLORED, SENTENCED
FOR AssAULTING YOUNG WOMAN.
OReDse Took Place Two Years Ago on
Twenty-Sixth Street-ChicagO
Women on Trial.

Robert Finn. charged with attempted GRIM
inal assault, was tried and convicted in the
Criminal Court yesterday and was given a
prison sentence.
Finn was indicted in September 1886. The
prosecuting witness was Miss Emma Gass
twenty-five years old, living in the north
part of the city. One night Miss Gass ac-
companied one of her friends who was going
away, to the Union Station and left the
depot to return home about 1890 o'clock
She boarded a North Illinois street car, rode
to Twenty-sixth street and there alighted
Finn, who is a colored man, was either on
the car or in the immediate neghborhood
when the young woman stepped off. She
started to walk alone over to Meridian street
and Finn, it was claimed, followed her. 1t
was very dark and she did not discover she
was being followed until the man was at
her side. He caught her by the throat, and
there was a sharp struggle. Miss Gass
looked toward Illinois street and saw the
lights from another car. She managed to
scream and her assailant released her and
ran. He started in the direction of Illinois
street, but had gone but a short distance
when he was stopped by two men. One was
Merchant Policeman Spears and the other
Patrolman Cunningham. Miss Gass's
assalant ran fairly into the arms of the
merchant policeman. He was arrested and
identified as Robert Finn. He always denied
that he molested Miss Gass. Patrolman
Cunningham, shortly after the assault wen-
into the regular army and his evidence was
never taken. Finn gave bond and his case
was not reached until about six months ago,
when it was called for trial. 1t was not
finished at the time, and was not reached
again until yesterday morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-14
why Monument Water Is Impure.

City Sanitarian Clark is busying himself
finding out whether the water from the pub
lie wells is fit to drink He has already
condemned the water from the monument
drinking founts and the water from the
we'll at Meridian and Washington streets
Yesterday he analysed water from the well
at the poetoffice corner and found 1t to be
pure.
Yesterday morning Charles Krauss, who
drove the wells at the monument, called on
the city sanitarian and explained to him
that there are two wells at the monument
one fifty feet deep and one 270 feet. The
deeper well was driven with the intention
of having . supply the drinking founts and
the other well the cascades. Mr.. krauss
said the employees at the monument had no
doubt been pumping out of both wells and
mixing the water. The fifty-foot we'll draws
its water from too near the surface for it
to be pure, being, it is, in a crowded part
of the city. Mr.. Krauss says he did not
drive the well at Meridian and Washing
deep. He drove the well at the postoff1ce
corner and says it is 167 feet deep. He also
drove the wells at the High School and the
Industrial Training School The former
well is 410 feet deep, the deepest well in the
city, and the latter is $50 feet deep. The
water from these wells has been analysed
and is known to be good. These wells are
driven to bed rock.