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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

w Sharon, Pa. podwyzszy1a kom-
pauia zwaua "Bsssemer Furnace
Association l}ace robotnikom o 10
prot. cd dnia 1-go marca. Oko1o
1000 robotnik6w bedzie korzysts}o
z tel podwyzki. Rzadko sig trafis,
aby sami fabrykanci podwyzszali
place; zwykle zmuszeni oni 50 do .e-
go dobrze zorganizowanym straj.
kiem robotnik0w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

"I!linois St.el Co." W South Chi
cago zamierta zajat sic fabrykowa
MEM cementu ma wielks skale
Gl6wny materyai do tego wyrobr
maja dostarcza6 za2le PREY topienir
zelaua. Kompsnia ia fAbrykowa}a CO
ment, ale tylko gorsrego gatunku
uzywany prey fundamentach pi
wnicach. Zroz, oczeciem tego pred
siebiorstwa setki robotnik6w znajds
zajecie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04
PRACA I KAPITAh.

sprawozdania rzadowe, dotyczace
sig kopalni zaota W Klondike, ME
przedstawisjs sadnej zaohety ami tez
swietnych widokow, dla smialych
awauturnik6w, kt6rzy sic chca "
kr6tkim czasie wzbogacic. Ponizej
przytaczamy. sprawozdanie kap. P.
H. Ray'a leutenanta w. P. Richard.
soma, kt6rych Rad wys'a3 umysloie
do niesienia pomocy gornikom,
znajdujscym sic W Alasce.
Richardson powiada, 70 nabytek
z}ota W Dawson dystrykcie, wedlug
sprawozdania g6rnik6w, zaczawssy
cd zimy W r. 1897 do 1893 ME
przenosil $1O,0OO,OO0, ME wiele mi.
niemy sic prawds, jezeli wartosc te
podamy ma 7 do 8 mil. dolar6w rocz
ME. Go sic zas tyczy zaludnienia
Dawson City, kt6rego ludnost obli'
ozaja ma $4,000 mieszkshc6w, row.
niez zauwazyc trzeba. ze wieksza
czes6 dom6w sk}ada sic sza}as6w
lub namiot6w, kt6re niczem ME
przyezyniajs sig do ustalenia trwa
losoi togo miasta.
Praoy pr6cz g6rnictws, ME mona
tam znalesc prawie zadnej, ma uli
each mona zobaczyc gromady ludzi,
kt6rzy bezczynnie spedzaja czas cd
rama do wieczora.
Kapitan Ray podaje wiele
szczeg6}owsze sprawozdanie, doty
ozaoe sic stosunk6w g6rniczyoh W
Klondike. "Nie moze zrozumiet," ,"po-
wiada on "coby sic moglo znajdowa6
takiego W Alasce lub p6&nocno-za.
chodnich krajach, zeby dawaao po-
wod do takiego 'nap}ywu ludnosoi
lub do robienia ogromnych wydat-
k6w, W celu ulatwienia komunika.
Cyl. w p6inocno-sa' hodnieh kra
jach nile zrobiono tadnego wazniej.
szego odkrycia poksadow zsota,
PROOF Klondike, t. ograniczone
jest do miejscowosci Bonanza, Ell
Dorado, Dominica, Honka i S Alphuer
Creek. W tych okolicach znajduja
sic bardzo bogate udziaay ale juz
wszystkie 50 zajete, takze miejscowo.
Sci to ME przedstawiaja dla nowo
przybyaych zaduych widok6w wzbo-
gacenia Sc, lub samodzielDego roz-
poczecia poszukiwauia "a zsotem.
Udzia2y to wystawione 50 pozornie
ma sprzedaz, a gdy sic znsjdzie kto
latwowierny, kt6ry jeden Mich ku-
pi, natychmiast sprowadza sobie ma
kark process rzeozywistego waasci.
ciela, ktory mu ME pozwala robie
MIA pcszukiwah "a z{otem. Jednem
s}owem, gdy sic sumiennie obrachuje
wszelkie wydatki, jake poniesiono
W celu poszukiwania z1ota, ma dru
giej szali odwszy zyski, jake tego
przedsiebiorstwa przypsd}y ogoaowi
poszukiwaczy, to ma prawde twier
dzi6 MONA, ze straty by}yby vie.
ksze niz zyski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

czerpano prawie do dna, znaleziono
miedzy innemi rzeczami powrzucane-
mi do studni glove dziecka. Reszty
cia{a ME znsleziono. Wpadli oni tym
sposobem ma slad jakiejs tajemniczej
zbrodni, kt6ra sic, jak wszystko, zbie-
giem czasu wykryje.
W Chicago umar{ W najwiekszych
konwulsyach Wilhelm Tobin, 10-le.
tni chfopiec, kt6rego pred kilku ty.
godniami wsciek2y pies pokass4.
w Chicago aresztowano Nataniela
Lachtmana, ktory naleza4 do handy
oszust6w sprzedajacych opi4ki miedzi
"a zsoty proch. Chcia4 on W ten spo-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

Fabryka stall W Youngstown O.,
przesz}a ma wlasaosd sp6}ki kspita-
listyoznej, tax zwanej "National
Steel Co.," ktora ma ga6wna siedzi6e
" Chicago.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

Kolej "Hookiug Valley" W stanie
Ohio nabya M. E. Ingalls, New
Yorku "a 100000. Kolej ia do
brze sic op'aca powodu licznych
kopalni wegla W tyoh miejsoowo.
soisch.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

w Port Washington Wis, otrzy
ma kompania krzese} "Wisoor orsin n
Chair Co." cd miasta $25, 900, jez~li
odbuduje wprowadzi W ruch fabry
ke, kt6sa dawala u:rzymnnie wiekszsj
ozesoi robotnik6w, znajdujscych sic
" tel miejscowosci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

sob oszukat braci Loewenthal, kt6rzy
prowadza obszerny handel metalem,
ma $17 1000. Powiada on, ze ten
sposob W przecisgu swojej kilkole.
tniej praktyki zarobik $500, 900. w
New Yorku oszuka} on Hansmaua
ma $500; Bostonie, Cohna ma
$4,000, W Cincinnati okpi4 Meyersa,
kt6ry mieszka PREY Market ulicy ma
$4,000.
W Minneapolis spali4 sic jeden
pierwszorzednych zak}adow drukar.
skich, nalezacy do frmy "Tribune
Publishing Co." Strata wynosi 10O,.
900, zabezpieczenie tylko $50, 900.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

grubych naduayt, przekupujsc u.
rzednik6w clowyeh, ktorzy nsfte to
wolas cd opssty przez granioe tegoz
kraj ju przepuszozali.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-03-04

z Fort Smith, Ark. donoszs, ze
g6rnicy W kopalniach Huntington,
Bonana, Coal Hill i Denning rozpo-
czeli strajk. Straik ten ME jest tyl-
ko lokalnym, poniewaz r6wnoczesnie
porzucili prace g6rnicy W Cherryvale
VI. 7. w okolicach tych objawiat
sic zaczyna coraz wieksze niezadowo-
lenie pomiedzy robotnikami.
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+ Grssenatur Sabur.

Gr mar 80 Sage lang Mlitgiieo Os8
8unossIenats.- Nls 8auernjungs
ae6oren, puroe ct bur6 9ru6enz
Spefulationen WGqiondr uno Itar6
als armer Wlunn.
Oenper, Gol., 10. 2(prtl.-2(6tb.
$. q. %. Sabor, Yoitmeiiter bon Dem
Der unb e6enaligsr 8unoes1anator, lit
um 6al6 II ll6r bsute 8ormtttag nu9
DrsiiGgigsr 9rantbeit on QppenOicitiS
geitOrben.
0r. Sabor puroe an 26. Nopamber
1880 in Orleans GpuntD, 8t., ge6oz
rem, panberte in 1865 nuA Dem WeIten
uno ertpurb Ii6 bur6 erfolgrei6e W}iz
n2n Spefulationen Elm rieTge5 Der
m0qen, 10 baB FL Der rei6|te Mdnn in
COLORADO purbe. SSn 1880 purbe er
gum 8ice @ouberneur bon @o.oraoo
ernG6lt. DIS unter Nrt6ur'5 Qlomintz
itration elmer Der Ddmaligen Senatoren
fir Colorado Itar6, erndnnte i'm Der
8ouperneur fir Den 3eit oe5 Sermins
geraoe nod 30 Sage = gum 8unz
basTenator. 9Sn 1898 erndnnte 8rdTtz
Bent Mc&inIep 9rn. Sabor gum 8oIz
msiTter BON Oenper. Sein 8ei6t6um
mar in5pii4en bur4 ungIiidli6e 8as
pitalanlagen piel raider o,rflogen, als
er geiommen mar, unb obne Die Sin
FINITE bes 9o7tmsi1terumtes puroe 6r.
So6or in feinen oItsn Sugsn nod bite
re g2ot6 ertrugen BADEN miiiIen.
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Sie Ratif,irnus brs Jrisbensbcrtrags

% Arlington, .. g., 10. 2lpril.
= Die 2lustuul65z@ppie Oss IpuriI4z
an1srifaniIden 5rieDenspertrags fam
beute in MaIhington an. Sic befinoet
Iih ieBt in 9dnoen Oes fron50IiI6sn
8e1anbten Gambon, ipel6er iofort
8ortebrungen fir ben enbgiiltigen
9(ustauT6 Der 8atifi3irungen nit Dem
@taats Oepurtement treffsn tpirb.
(5pGter.) = 9rGlibent Mc8inlep
unb Sr. Gam6on peroen um 2 u6r
morqen Nu9mittag bic Ratifi3irungen
i'm o8eiBsn 0auIe" uustuui6en. ;. E..
Sr. Gqmbon fpirb oem Prdfoenten bic
iponiI DE Gopie Oes 8ertra9s einbGnOiz
qen unb bon bieIem bic amerifdniIae
smpFungen. Mtt bieler @sremonie
pirb Der Q6idluB bes Srishens oplIenz
bet iein unb geieBli9 in 8raft treten.
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Nn bic Snhaber nnierer Gsrtiffate

Nn bic Snbaber nuierer Certificate
bon Beneficial sSntsrehen in Dem
@pnbifate Der v8er. StraBenbabnz
unb eleftrifden Gompugnie," unb
An bic sSmbaber pon Gnittansen Der
,Safe Dspoiit unb Sruit>Gomp.,
tpslde ssgen Oepunirung BON atz
tien Der y8oltimorer Gonlolibirz
ten Strabenbobn gompagnie"
nerausaatt tpurben.
,1Dlanes uno 11ebereinfomm.ns~ fir bic Goicliois
ruue septfsr Strabenbdbnsn in Die % ere n o.
te Strab benbG b NJ uno elettrl q
Gsmpas o Son Salt tmsrs.' .;,.it oatIft
nnsuaefgen, odb mir am unb na9 Dem
3. U6ui 1899 bereit fsin tperben, bic
Gefuritdten unb bus 6uare 9elb gu
bertbsilsn, gu tpel9en bic Snbaber unz
ierer am 19. Mpril 1899 regiTtrirten
Gertififats bere9tigt iein tperoen,
ees.n Qsorseigwnq biefer in aebDrgtr sseis inter-
l.t@nrsn unD NIT elmer fiinfuaosnan,iG Gents
M.perue,Stsurmarfe oeriebenen Certificate III un=
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uns sufritbenitdlenDen g8se bc8euet uno garans
ttrt fDerDen, pDT pDr etneln JtpfQr qclDeDel.
Ole Srans ferirunes=9 ncrDen 9.
aprif 1899 eefdloHen tperben, mad iuelbem
Sase feins psttcren uebertraeuneen mebr oNr9ez
nommtn tperoen.
QIe SieimiQeL ptlbe bds pb.n eripGbnte lltz
b.reintontmen unter3edbnet baben, es ober per=
iduniten, bic Gertifitote Der rSate Sepniit uno
srultsG Comp in unierem &iireau sur Ginwedbe=
lung eea.n uniere Certificate BON @ensfieial=5nte
refen ein3ureiden, peroeu Sies Dor bem 9.
@pri1 800 tbun miifen, nm oil Der Vertbeis
lung an obieem Satum 3beil nebmen su tOnnen
8esuenebmtub ouf unisr 6irtular pom % MGrj
1929 in gctreff Der Subftituiruug BON GinfOmmen=
8ppotbsfen= Sbligationen fir Die beppr5uettn OFF
tien Doaen mir ertpdbnen oab nenn Sic es ppr=
,ieben, GinfommensCblqati antatt Der be-
bpr,uqten 4ttitn, su ipelden fs bere6tiet fno,
.ntqee,n su nebnisn, cs fir Sic notbpenbio ieit
tuiro Sbre Gertiiifdte bon Beneficial Snterefisn
in uuierem 9iirsau por Dem 9. Ipri 1899
ein,urei6cn, nm oamit Sbre Gnpiliqun9 su
bieier 1lmiponDlinQ, nit elmer Murte oorauf au
trbdlten, iucnn Sol6es nibt beretts geibebsn it,
MIer. Srpmn & SDbne.
galtimprc, ben s. 9lpril 1899.
(99-l0lh)
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GlnBli6er SnD cinrs Siplumaten.

ai6in9tpn, .. g., 10. 9lpril.
= Sr. @oofrep 0apibIon 9lano, erz
tier SetretGr Der 6ieiigsn britii9en
2egation, itar6 9eute 2(6eno in feinsr
bieiigen Dpbnung plDBlt6 an eirem
Ser5{6luge. g'r mar erit i'm IsBten
Sanuur BON 6aag, 9ollanb, bisrber
psrleBt porbsn. Die lleberrefe ipere
BEN 9sbuf9 SeIfattune n19 @nglano
G$I6idt peroen.
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Giu,rltt, mi. beftio uHO audI,uo bi, SdmuJH
ou6 ieir m6aen bic Der NIT 8bcumutismus Res
baftet.. bsttldQerig, Suoalioe gsrfrHppslt, 9,rs
p6it an gs,uralqic 2tip,nos oDtr frant 9arritotrs
IicQeuoe nussutebtn bat,
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2ecocq, tpet6en cine Der BON oem re
ger Stebens auf bic ibn bsrfol9snoen
@4erifFe abgeFuerte augd IN 0sn
aopf traf unb tobt nisosritredle'
gfa4bem 5tspens i'm 9entpeaf 4en
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felt gema6t porDer mar, fiiltsn ltq
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girgern unb Ns9ern unO Elm bldtl9sr
Gonftitt mar bic 6olge. llnter Den
reun (ni6t o6t, pie in Der eriten De<
peT4e irrtEImli6 ange9sben) Ser@
punbeten befinoen Ii4 5tpel merge
Jrduen.
Spit 6elte 06enb trurbe nod elr
unbefonntsr g2egsr als 2sif,e naRe Den
8ru6en ben mpana Goal 60" dufgez
funDen, 70 baB bic 3a6l Der Sootsh
bereits auf lieben gsItisgen 1T. 9ouz
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9igdn.'
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0aqqons iiber i6re 2inien gu i4ldet,
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gung bes Strites Its6t nod nlat IN
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90 beeling.
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fat ieit @anrfag feinen 8srfua mebr
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ma6t uRo aller 8erfe6r 1T etngaitellt.
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auf Der O6ioer Ssite bes 5iuiIe5, mel
fe Der nGmli6en Gompagnie geb0rt,
bem Strife anf6lieBen tperoen. Sic
fa6ar Ii8 getpeigert, als @rfaBleute duf
Der Wefz0irginier Seite ein3lttreten.
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grTaBleute tpuroen bon ben Strttern
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uno 9ingen ni6t an bic IrbeIt.
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in Sem Serfeb.
8ribgetpn. N.SS, 10, 4pril,
- Sin aug itriferben 9lasarbeitem
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perIammeGte ii9 6eute Wtittag por Der
Cumberland 9las6iitte uno ii6erz
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tie. uno unter 5rieosns6iirgT6oft 9e=
IteIIt, neil er einen Der Qrbeiter nit
SbGtli9teiten bebrobt bate.
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GinG0Tung Der 9biIippi l.
mem Sbliautipnen.

Nldbrib, 10. 9(pril. = Die So
nigin Regentin bat Elm Oetret sur
8eIpiaigung zines @rebits fir Die Be
5a5lung Der 3inIen duf Die pbilippl@
nen Sbli9ationen unb fir bic GInlOs
flung Der 2eBtersn unteraei9net.
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(Sprtietnn9 iiebe 3. Seite.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-10-04
Tbs County Board Meeting

The County Board Of Commissioners met
in regular monthly meeting on Monday, Oct.
I'd. Present, commissioners, Dorm, sscarbor-
ougb, Mcneil, Rhodes, Mcleod and Jenkins
Besides the approval of a number of claims
there was not uch done. The following
some of the matters before the board:
An account for advertising the notice OF
Board of Registration was, on the advice OF
the County Attorney, not approved ; the
written opinion Of the attorney being that
amendments made by the Legislature TO the
Registration Act takes away the authority
conferred in that particular.
II was decided TO grant the request Of City
Council for opening the driveway Oh the G.
n. yard sufficient to allow vehicles to turn.
q. F. Wilson, Master, requested permission
to use bis present Office instead of the Office
up stairs in the Court House, which is not
comfortable. Consideration was deferred
until the next regular meeting.
Mr.. J. A. Schwerin asked the endorsement
bT the board of bis petition to the Stale
Board of Control for the con1inua,ion Of bis
beer privilege, but the board considered the
matter not in their prosince and declined to
act.
Superintendent of bridge force, W. W.
Cummings, ssked for raise of salary to
S35 per month, consideration of which was
postponed uotl n-xt regular meeting.
The cotton we;gher at Mayesville was in.
stsucted 10 test his scales witt test weights
The board will hold an extra meeti1g on
October 9th, for such uusiness as did not re-
ceive attention, a, this nee'iog.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-10-04
MARRIED.

At the residence of Mr. aud Mrs. 3. r
Nash, the parents of the bridea at 5 81
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Miss Daisy Nash
and Mr.. Douglas China we're uoited IN mar
risge, DR. c C Browo, performing the cere'
mony, The marriage ceremony was witness
ed by ahe immediate family and few inti-
mate friends. Mr.. China and bis bride left for
New York on the o'clock train Immediately
after. They will spend a month or six weeks
visiting points of interest in the North and
Canada before returning to this city. which
will be their home. Both Mr.. China and bis
wife are we'll known in this city and their
many friends unite 10 wishing them every
happiness.
The marriage of Kiss Rose Lucille Simpson
to Mr.. William Lawrence 0'Dwyer, of Sa
vannah, Ca, occurred at the residence OF
Father Kenny last evening a: $50 O'Clock.
The wedding was a very quiet affair, no cards
oeing issued. So veil did the young couple
keep the secret Of their engagement @oich
took place quite While ago, that their mar
q
Tbs bride, who is q daughter OF dr.. w. d.
Simpson, is a young lady of charming per-
sonslity and very pretty. winning many
friends wherever she goes by her sweet ways
and many graces. She will be sadly missed
by the ones she leaves in Jacksonville. The
groom is travelling freight agent of the Flor
ida Centrafan Peninsu1ar Railway, also of
the Georgia and Alabama Railway, with
headquarters in Savannah. He is a man of
sterling worth, a valued employees, aud sure
to rise 10 the bnsioess world. The. bride and
groom lef, last night for short trip to Co.
lumbia, s. c., sitter which they will return
TO Savannah, where they will make their
future bone Their maoy friends in this city
and other points will join in wishing them a
very bappy life and bright future -Jacksoo-
vile {Fla.) Metropolis, Sept. 81.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-10-04
HORSE THIEF CAPTURED.

Saturday afternoon a negro drove up 10
Harby's stable with horse aod buggy which
be eodeavored to sell to Mr. G ". Stacsell
for $40. Nj. S,stseil suspected that the
team was stolen and sent for a policeman.
detainiug toe pegro until Policeman Sey-
mour arrived The negro was arrested aud
placed IN the guard nouse he said nis
name was William Goldsteln. In appeararc ce
be fitted the published description of Bill
Dixon, the Clarendon County horse thief
and murderer, and closer examination of
his body revealed the fact that be bad scars
on one hand, forehead and the rear portion
OF one thigh similar TO scars said to be on
Dixon's body.
he was clesn shaven snd part OF his eye.
brows were ana7en of, and in those particu-
lars he differed from Dxon's description He
denied emphsticallJ that he was Dixop.
Soon after Goidstein was arrested Rev.
Murray, colored, Of Wedgeheld, arrived .in
the city il pursuit of his horse and buggy,
which had been stolen from q hitching rack
in " edge field, and be immed lately claimed
and identified as his the horae and buggy
which Gods,ein attempted TO sell at Hardy 3
stable.
Goids,eia tried 10 break oot of the guard
house Saturday evening snd had broken the
lock of his cage aud would have made his
escape in few minutes more il one of the
policemen had not gone to the guard horse
at the time He was then taken tc the Jail
and put into the steel cage
he admits stealing the horse aud buggy in
Wedge6ed. tut pleads as an excuse that be
was drunk when he did so.
As will be seen from the court proceedings
Gcldstein has been tried, convicted and sen.
.eoced
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COURT coNvENEs.

The October term of court convened Non
day morning with Judge Klugb on the bepch
The grand jury was charged briefly by HIS
Honor aud several indictments we're given
out by Solicitor Wilson. The petit jury was
called and court organized for buslness be-
fore recese was taken for dinner.
The following business has been transacted
by the court:
The State rs Early P. Lee, fore ery-cou
tipued.
The State vs Charlie MeEiveen, assault apd
battery With intent to k,ll-contipued from
June term. Not guilty.
The State ys June Stukes, violation Of dis
pensary lsw-nol pressed.
The State va Jefferson Geddis, appeal from
magistrate-ended.
The State vs. Calvin Rodgers and Charles
Hill, violation of the dispensary law-true
bill.
The State vs. Richard Wright, Jack Harrell
and William Bradford, highway robbery
true bill. Bradford was found guilty, and
was sentenced to l8 months on the chain
gang. Wright and Hsrrell have never been
apprehended.
Lawrence Jefferson-Assault with iotent
to kill Contioued by defendant
Toe State vs Wm. Goldsteia-horse steal-
ing. entity: sentence, three years 10 peni.
tentiary. This was the man arrested on last
Saturday for stealing the horse and buggy of
Rev. ". II Murray at Wedge6eld, and who
was at first vas,hougbt to be Wm- Dickson,
the Manning horse thief and murderer.
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DEATH.

Miss Elvira Finn, the only daughter of Mr..
and Mss.P P Finn, died at IL o'clock last
night after several weeks illness of typhoid
fever. Miss Finn lay at the point of death
for several weeks, but for the last week or
tea days there bad been gradual but mark
ed improvement and ber parents and their
many friends mad every reason to hope for
and expect her early restoration to health.
Last night there was change for the worse
and she died in few minutes Of heart failure.
Miss Fun had just reached womanbocd
and her death is one of the saddest that has
occurred in this city. Her grief stricken pa.
rents have the sincere sympathy Of the ectire
community in their great and sore bereave'
ment.
The fauerai services viii be held at Mr.
Finn's residence tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
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The Bank of Sumter statement published
today shews S21l ,26l u on deposit.
Remember the Business League meets to.
night.
There was big crowd in town Saturday
and trade was brisk.
Miss Med Donald held her Fall Opening yes
te,day and today.
The Kings Daughters will meet this after-
noon at 4 80 o'clock with Miss Bessie Jervey.
The macadana work on Main Street is prac.
tically completed and the roller will &c out
of service until the pext job is uudertakeo.
Ea, plesty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
digest woas you eat. 1t cures all forms of
dyspepsia and stomach tronb!es. E R Gam.
bic, Vernon, Tex, says, "lt relieved one from
the start aud cuced me. 1t is now my evef-
lasting friend "-Hugh Co.
Rev VIM Aiken Kelly was pounded Noa-
day night by bis congregation and few o. Der
friends not members of his flock. who, bear
ing that the members Of the congregation
intended pounding their pastor, joired in TO
make the visitation memorable.
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup oequers Group at
once, cures the caild, and thus saves many a
life Mothers need not fear that dreadful
disease, if they bave this reilable remedy at
baod 1t is sold BY ali druggists for Is cents.
The negro horae thief captured on Satur-
day afternoon appears cot to be Bill Dixon
after all, and SO there is no doubt of his guilt
in stealing horse in Wedge6eld be wes put
on trial this morning for that offeusc.
Dr. BnlIs Cough Syrup is the best medi
cine for sore throat, laryngi,is, quinsy or
tonsilits Every drop Of it soothes aud
heals twenty-five ceut bottle of this won
derful remedy will cure a cough or cold IN
one dav.
Several OF the largest merchants say that
trade on Saturday was the best in many
years. The clerks were rushed all day.
Health Officer Reardon is chasing around
the city to see that 'be aot-hog ordnance is
obeyed He has found few hogs and pigs
in the city and has bad them removed.
"When our bcJs were almost dead from
wboopiog cough, our doctor gave Ore Min
ute Cough Cure They recovered rapidly, "
writes p 3. Bellies. Argyle. Pa. 1t cures
coughs, colds, grippe and ali throat snd lung
troubles -Eugbson-Ligou Co.
The Sumter Light lnfabtry reached home
from the Dewey celebration in New York
Monday morning. The boys all had foe
time and they were busy all day relating
their experiences to interested friends.
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The health.restorer and health-maintainer,
Dr.. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine strength.
ems the nerves, makes you plump and comely
and epriches the complexion with natures
choicest colors.
Simr ous sqaaw Vine Wine or Tablet;
insure rapid recovery of mother after child
birth.
The brick for The new telephone factory
were ordered from Ryttenberg's brick yard
last Thursday and the other material needed
is being ordered as rapidly as possible.
Work will probably begin tb:s week if the
side track from the A. G. L. is completed to
the factory site by that tine.
Neither Columbia nor any other of the
towns in the central or eastern sections ol
the State csn touch Sumter as cotton
market, and il is admitted oy all candid and
well posted people, the Columbia State, for
Instance, that Sumter leads other places in
prices by fourth of cent.