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Arizona republican., 1900-11-06

IS. Buckeye precinct. Polling place, at Kelrs store-Inspector. H. E. Ken; judge, J. s. Day; judge, Newt Clan ton; clerk, Paul Jones; clerk, Ellis Wilcox; marshal,
 19. Arlington precinct-Inspector, W. H. Taylor; judge. s. E. Chapin; judge, M. E. Clanton; clerk, Walter Cooke; clerk, --; marshal, -.
 20. Agua Caiignte precinct. Polling place at Frank Baxter's store-In- spector. Otto Thorman; judge, -; judge. Frank Baxter; clerk, J. D. Jame1; clerk, -; marshal, 21. Gila Bend precinct. Polling place at school house-Inspector, c. J. Schenck; judge, c. H. Willard; judge, F. D. Welcome; clerk, s. L. Coomhs clerk D. E. Wintermute; marshal, -.
 p. Phoenix Mine precinct-Inspect- or, ---; judge, -; judge, c. F. PhiIes; clerk. ------; clel k, D. M. Fleming; marshal, -. 9. Wicks nburg precinct. Polling O . Flemming; judge, Henry Cowell judge, J. K. Murphy: clerk, Manuel Garcia clerk H. E. Davenport; marshal, c. E. Goddard.
 place at Cox's store-Inspector. J. Q. Adams; judge. J. W. Archibald; judge, Frank McKean; clerk, C. J. Kimball; clerk, H. N. Cox; marshal. Jerry Stowe.
 %. Meridian precinct. Polling place at school house. Inspector. E. K. Buker; judge. Fred Babby; judge, c. P. Leitch; clerk. Guy McCord: clerk, James Gilson; marshal Carlos Hi guero.
 26. Riverside precinct. Polling place at Mesquite school house-Inspector, H. Van Fossen; judge. H. E. Slosser; judge. J. T. Hughes; clsrk, James Hall; clerk, J. 5. Hoover; marshal, -. 27. Cram Mountain precinct In spector. w. Parrish; judge. Frank Bernard; judge. W. G> Gates; clerk, w. T. Linville; clerk. W. bier; marshal,
 2S. Cave Creek. Polling place at postofice building Inspector, F.. P. Mccormack; judge. Samuel Taylor; judga, R. D. Crawforth; clerk, w. R. ! Lockwood; clerk, Elmer Harris; mar Shal, -
 29. New River precinct Inspector, ---; judge, Joe Dobson; judge, ---; clerk, John Doolittle; clerk.
 -; marshal, -. Board adjourned to meet Monday, October 22, 1900. J. T. PRIEST, J. GRAY. Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-06
Cold Air Storage Market s.J. TRIBoLET 1Illl6 W. Washington st
PLANO BARGAINS.

We will dispose of the follow ing instruments at half their usual Hing price, in rde' to m ke room for our large stock-2 carloads tO arrive for the Holidays:
Arizona republican., 1900-11-06

All ar" not hu, CTS who blow their hoT-s-some are trolley parties.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-06
S2qOMS2,N

10 arrive for the Holidays;
 Steinway IS Sons pianos $29O@$SsO 1 Norris 6 Hyde CTransposing) $255 Willard & Co.'S mahogany $lJ5 l KimbaH Co.'S 'Heinze" $19O Vose & Sons s175@$195 l Krakaner $225 1 "Knabe" $15O Kingsbury oak $175@$lS5 I Behr Bros (slightly used) $265 ? Smith & Barnes .......... $19OG$2OO l Behning $lO0 l Spang5 nberg 75 i Ernest Gaoler 75 l Vose G Sons (old) 4O Estey organs tnew) SG0QS D l Crown organ (high top) 30 l Baby organ (cabinet top) .........$ 15
 We handle the celebrated
 Self playing pianos ...-.....s115 Self playing organs .....$1l09s125 CHICKERING & SONS. the worlds
 leader, having been awarded the
 Paris Gross of the Legion of Honor" BEHR BROS. Artists Favorite; 300
 sold in Arizona and none ever prov
 ing defective.
 KIMBALL co. Used exclusively in
 57 colleges and academies.
 MASON 6 HANILIN'S Pianos and Or
 gans. Unequaled and uneXcelled. 5000 pisc ces popular music, at 50, 75 and
 $1 per dozen.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-06

A CONCEDED CLAIM. Concord. N. H.. Nov. 5.-Demo,ratic manag IS c1nced- tha republicans
Arizona republican., 1900-11-06

at Kell's store-Inspector. H. E. Keu: judge, J. s. Day; judge, Newt Clan ton; clerk, Paul Jones; clerk, Ellis
Arizona republican., 1900-11-06

19. Arlington precinct-Inspector, W. H. Taylor; judge. s. E. Chapin; judge, M. E. Clanton; clerk, Walter Cooke;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-30

tine ago greatly interested in the
journalistic history OF one who today
stands among the foremost OF our
newspaper men, being one OF the prin-
cipals OF the stan OF one Of the leading
New York daily papers. The gentle
man began as a reporter in san Fran
cisco. On one occasion, writing up a
report OF a criminal act. sensational In
character, in the vein in which an am
bilious young journalist. amid such en-
yirOaments. would be expected 20 write
il up, he sought and obtained an inter
view with the perpetrators OF the
crime in their cell. he was Mortified
70 find that after their crime, and in
full consciousness OF the enOTmity OF
IL. that even its own blOOd-red cOloring
did not satisfy their insatiate desire
for newspaper nOtOriety, but they
Crayed a setting for IL that would en-
nance its vividness. The young re-
porter shrank back from the revolving
spectacle, and forthwith resolved, II he
must report crime, 10 do so in moral
setting, thereby so far as lay in his
power, exhibiting its repellant features
and studiously avoiding any attractive
ColOring TO the reading OF il.
To this resolution he adhered,
through his continued Advancement on
newspaper lines. going from San Fran
cisco 20 Chicago: thence TO New York
where his mental attitude in these re-
spects has brought material changes
not only on papers with which he has
been personally connected but con-
tempOraries as well. True. IL is the
demand creates the supply. but equally
true is 1t that the character OF the sup
ply determines to a great degree the
standard OF the demand.
In Honolulu may we have clean
sheets for the sake of our homes and
the youth Of our land. W.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-30
Special Sale
OF
Agate Ware!

Now Is the time 20 replenish your
kitchen. Here are some OF the prices:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-30

Our new stock OF GURNEY CLEAN
ABLE REFRIGERATORs. has at last
arrived and We have them in all sizes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
MASTERS SALE.

DI VIRTUE of decree of the Court of
ID Commoo Pieas for Sumter County in
Toe State of South Carolina, in the case of
Mary n. B.anc against Marion Noise (subs,i-
irted for James w. Phillips, George e.
PHILIPPE, Msry n. Wilson and Tbeo.
docia Z 0ennis); Mary L. Parnell
and William B. Phillips. Jr, ian infant no.
der the age Of IA years) heirs at law and
distributes Of W. B. Phillips, deceased
Raven.i S. Bradwell ss Aduninistrator of the
Estate of W. B Phillips, deceased james
Thorn we'll, Silas Hickson, G. P. Rush and
Hampton Paroell | will sell at public auc-
hon, TO the highest bidder, at the Cour,
House 10 the city of Sumter 10 said county
AID State, on ssleday in June, 1890, being
! the fourth day Of said mcu,h, during the
usual hours Of sale, the following described
| real estate. to wit
"Ail that certain trae: of land measuring
three hundred and ten acres more or lees.
situate, lying aud being in The county of
Sumter, State OF Souih Carolina and is
bounded 90 the north by lads cf B. &.
Wilson 90 the The east by lapcs of z ]
Goodman and J L.sKe-ls on the south by
lands of Jacob Keels, aod west by lands Of
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, and lies wholly in
! township OF of the county sfore.
said"
Terms Of sale one. half cash and balance in
| one year secured by bond and mortgage of
| purchaser 10 which shall be provided for
couosei's fees 10 case same has to he collected
oy sGit, purchaser 10 have the option of pay.
| ing all cash
H. FRANK WILSON,
Master for Sumter County.
May .. 1909
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
Prohibition Meetlpg.

Owing to the business of the town and the
short notice given, only a small number OF
those favoripg prohibition sueuded the meet.
ing at the Court House on Saturday after.
noon Dr.. W. J. Prioale presided over the
meeting and D W. Cui.ino acted as secre.
tsry Nessrs f. D Sritb, ". N. Graham
and F Miller were elected delegates, With
g Flowers, J. r Haynsworth aud G N
Hurst as alteroates, to represent Sumter
county at the conference 10 Coumoia on The
23d Of May. One queer feature OF this pro.
6ibi'ion meeting was that no man prcser
had ." axe 10 grind, consequently the politi.
cal issue "Dispenssrv or Prohibition" was
discussed fsaokiy without fear Of con ufictiug
opinions. Col. Jas. A. Hovt Of Green vile
was thought the moot suitable nan to lead
the prohibition cause in Soutb Carolina and
several expressed the Orioion that be should
be the oomines for governor
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
DEATH.

Mrs. Mildred Joye, died o. ber home a.
Lamar, 8. G. on The morniug OF Nay 10th.
She vas 90 estiuabls lady, greatly beloved
oy ell Who knew her. and will DO sadly miss.
Cd. She was sishty.dvs ysars old.
Johnoy DuPrs, . son OF Mr.. J Z. DuPre.
Of Pisgsn, died on Saturday at DR.. Mood !
in6smary from the effects Of rife wound
which hs received about two weeks ago.
The ride wss sccidesMlly discharged while
be vss hunting near his homo, and the ball
penetrated the muscles Of The chest aod pass.
Ing upward beneath tho collar bone severed
oos Of the large blood vessels. The pressure
Of The museles prevsoted ~ immediate aud
profu.s bsmorruags aud be fingered day
after day gradually growing weaker from the
loss OF blond. On Fridsy he was brought 10
the io6rmary 20 . last resort, 90 that On
operation might be performed apd tn
hemorrhaas checked By tying the severed
blood vessels. The hope was vaio, however,
~ the wound we fatal from The fret and as
coon % the pressure of the murcles that had
controlled the hsmorrhsge vas removed, bs
Died from the loss Of blood.
The funeral Vas held st Pisgah church
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
The deceased was sixteen yoars ola, aud bis
death was . peculiarly sad one The sympA.
thiss OF the mauy friends Of Mt. DuPrs 70
out TO bin 10 bic bereavement.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
HELP FOR THE STARVING
Meeting of the Citizens of Sumter

The cry Of distress from tho starving mil.
mons o: India appeals 10 the great brother.
hood of man over The whole world No,
snonId we ne inattentive to the cry. II ia
proposed, therefore, that the ci,iz,ns Of Snn.
tor come together, next Sunday night. 10 the
Opera Honse, without regard to denomina.
tional leaning, and that after brief addr dresses
~ Gen. Noise and Pastors Clifton and
Brown, contribution be made by the an.
die 'ce, 10 10 forwarded to the general com.
mi''ee 10 New York who are 10 charge of the
fupd 10 the Coited States for the relief Of ,hs
starving.
In addition to the gentlemep nan ed above.
who will speak, this meeting 10 called vi,h
the consent OF the following, Who have
Wis; A Mos.. s''
Neill o O'Donoeli,
r. ]. Manning,
N W, Edmunds,
W. r. B. Haynswor,h,
Y. Won A. Riser.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
Married On Arkansas Girl.

The fo'lowisg marriage notice 10 from the
Pine BluG Weskly Commsrciai. Of Arkansas.
The groom 10 . Sumter county boy. from
scar Providence, who has been In Florida
since 1895, and who We are pleased to learn
he's made success Of evsrys thing hs has uu-
dsrsakso sioes going there Hs 10 msrchau.
disiog end tracking at Ojus. Dsds couoty,
Fiosida:
James W. Ives. . merchant Of Ojus. and
Niles nadis Cason, grsnddaughtsr Of Hon
Jsuss A. Hudsou Of Asksnsas. we're mar
risd at the Congregational church 10 Sebas.
tiao on Thursdsy.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev. Nr.
Lowder. assisted BY Rev. Y. Laius The
church Vas bsautifully decorated With dow.
sss. palms and fsrns
The bridal couple let on the 8 p. n. train
for their future home at Ojus, followed BY q
shower Of rice sod the congra 'ulations Of
their rany frieods here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
REV G. M. RICHARDS ELECTED
Professor of Greek in Columb1a
Theologlcal Seminary.

Columbia, May l2.-The board of dIrec.
tors OF the Presoyterien Theological semi.
nary yesterday elected Rev. Chas. NJ Rich.
ards instr uctor of Greek to succeed Rev. D
J. Brimm. D D resigned. The board passed
resolutions expressing it's high appreciation
OF The ability and character of Or. Brimm.
OF bis usefuloess to the seminary and of his
value as teacher. Dr.. Brimm has been con.
nected with the seminary ii years and has
made quite 6ne impression ash teschsr and
as man OF continually developing overs
Mr.. Richards is a sou of Rev Jno. G.
R,chards, formerly Of Liberty Hill and DOW
OF Rlsoheim, Marlboro County. He gradu.
ated with distinction at Davidson College.
TOOK the complete course at the seminary aud
has bad successful pastorate. From 1894
to 1896 be was tutor iu Hebrew at the sSui.
nary. He has been pastor of Hebron and
HeI 1ibah Churches, Sumter County, for sev.
erai years and is most highly esteemed by ell
wh' know him. He is regarded ss q risioe
man 10 the Presby tsrisn miristry, and be
will 6ll the chair Of Greek in the Seminary
With credit to himself and that institution
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

1t hes been finally aod de6ni,elv settled BY
Mayor Stuckey thai Monaghan Hose 90 =,
shall occupy The new Gouse erected for Delxar
Squad until the Monaghan house 10 com.
pleted. The Chief OF The Fire Department
has been directed TO Issue ,be orders necessary
to carry this into efsct. II 10 now 10 to
nslgar Squad. Will they obey orders 90
fremeu should, or will they roll over in the
sand aod boiler and kick
Prof. 8. n. Edmuuds received q letter sew.
erai days ago addressed to "a brigb, boy OF
the 9th grade 1t proved to be from
pupil Of the Hf.h grade OF q school in Nor,b
Dakota, ard explained that members of that
grade were writing TO oil parts Of the Uoiou
for the purpose of obtaining Information of
Interest A boy Was appointed to reply.
He gave come facts concerning the history
aod resources Of South Carolina. Iocidsut.
ally be mentioned that he would be twelve
years on y certain day. When the birthday
arrived the Sumter Y received second let.
ter from his OAkota correspondent, 10 which
II was stated that OF the letters from various
sections, the one from Sumter was most
interestiug-tbe best of all. A birthday
card Was enclosed, with best wishes of ,he
9th grade of the Dakota school.
The work Of Installing the machisery for
the oew ice factory at the electric light sta.
ton has been completed, and ss soon 90 the
plant has been given a thorough test it will
be tnrned over to tho company. The plant
10 Zoe one aud every improvement sud con.
venieoce to facilitate the economical manu-.
factnre OF ice has been utilized and no ex
pense has been spared to make th;s the beet
equipped ice factory of its sixs in the State
The machinery vac made by the York MFG,
20 OF York, Pa and was erected under the
supervision Of one of their men. The work
was largely done by local mechanics and the
hnishiog touches were put on by Horacc
Curtis, who did an artistic job Of painting
on the mschiuery.
Since Sumter cannot afford 10 macsds q N Il.
all the strtets, would It not be q good iae. TO
try clay and sand as . substitu,s for mac.
adam, there 10 An abundance Of saud on
the streets slready aud clay can he procured
at 10 great distance Where the clay aud
sand comoioation has been tried, excelleo,
roadwsys have been secured aud very salts.
factory results obt .ined, With saod and
clay all that 10 needed TO secure good ADD
lasting roadway 10 good drainage and a we'll
graded rosdted The small section OF sspd
and clay road just this side Of Shot Pouch
Branch has stood hard usage for nearly i've
years With little, il any, attention and is s,ill
In fairly good condi,Ioo. Before the clay
was put on IL there was q very heavy eaud.
bed where is now the best road between Sum.
ter and Providence
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

The ost crop 10 su6sriug for rain and gar.
dsns are dryiog up.
Dslssr Reel squad 10 practiciug for The
Charlotte Firsuso's Tournsusot.
TIE esv Ice factory Of the Sumter Electric
Light SD Ice Coupsay viii probably bsglo
oskisg ics 90 Saturday.
IL 70 ssid that there vill bs three or more
cssdIdstss for the Lssislssurs from THE city. !.
With the rsmsindss Of The eousty s,ill 20 hear
from there vill bs 90 scarcity Of legislative
ostssisI.
The oct crop In this county has cone on,
vosdssfully sincs warm weather, Dot 10 10
sov sssdiog rsiu badly. TIE crop will bs
short even With favorable conditions, OWING
90 the iojosy resaltisg from the severe
weather during the winter
We return thanks TO Rev. W. 8. Stokes,
n. D.. Rector, for 90 Invitation to attend the
conossesnsot exercises Of the Cokssbury
Coofsssees School, Nay 27.29.
The State Democratic convention meets 10
Colusbis today. TIE delegates from SON.
ter eoensy vent over lac, night sod this
morning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

There are pumoer OF oeW houses Qoio
up 10 this city. We hear nothing OF build.
iog boom or the growth Of tbs city, ye, there
10 steady growth all the time and there are
slwsyss nuwbsr Of dwelling houses under
construction.
Judge Townssod has refused to grant
new trial OF The case Of Stuckey W. the At.
lantic Coast Lioe. The motion was make bv
the attorneys for the Coas, Liue, and the case
viii 60 to the supreme court on appeal.
The meeting 10 the Opera House Sunday
night TO raise money for tho relief CT the
famine sufferers 10 India should be the means
Of raising . large sun. Ths necessity "a
great aod the need urgent, for thousands are
dying and there 10 90 hope of alleviat,ou of
the eondinoos producing The famins for
mooths to come.
negro train hsnd from Charles,oc.
named Thomss Rhodes ~as killed on the Cen.
trsi r. r. near the Clarendon County liz q
last Wednesday morning by being run over
oy the train. HE back was broken and he
sustained other serious injuries, death fol.
loving the accident within q few minu,es.
An inquest was held, and the verdict vas
that Rhodes death VAS due 10 his own care
lsssnsss, 80 he bad been asleep and vas walked
up and warned several times before the acci
dent.
A small white dog, iu the Western section
OF the town osgsn sc'iug suspiciously last
Thursday, and some OF the citizens OF that
cod OF the city gave chsse to the cur. A
oumoer OF shots were fred at the fleeing
dog. bot, 80 fer % could be learned be mad q
good HE escape. no, however, until he had
bitten dog belonging to Mr. ". B. Burns.
The Tobacco Warehouse will be open this
season under practically the came mauage.
nent ss last season, aod Ia will DO we'll % "A :
eyed, we'll backed by money and will hand 10
ell the tobacco that 10 brought to Sumter 10
the satisfaction and advantage Of the tooac CO
growers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

I consider IL not osiy . pleasure but .
doy Owe to my ueisbbors to tell abou, the
v,sdsrful cure Effected 10 my case oy the
uasly uss OF Chsmbeslsia's Collie, Cbolsrs
ssd Disrrboss Remedy. wss taken very
badly With nuI sod procured Q eo,tls Of this
remedy. A Few !esss Of u effected . psrms.
sssi cure. take pleasure In recommending
"a 10 others ssfming from thu, dreadful
sisssss.-J. ". Lyseh, Dosr, W We. This
remedy 10 cold BY Dr.. A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Executive Chs mber.

WHEREAS, Information has been ,ec.;v.d
az tns Department that an atrocious assault
was committed 10 the County of Sumter. On
or aoou. the 2stb day Of April, 1900, upon
Tue oooy OF Stephen Bradford by Lewis
Larkin, and that the said Lewis Ls,kin h.s
Fed from justice.
NOW, THEREFORE. I. N. B. Mcswe.usy.
Governor of the State OF South Caroline. /.
order that justice may be done, and the ma.
yesv o! the law vind,ca,ed, do hereby offer .
reward Of Fifty Dellars for the apprehension
and delivery of the said Lewis Larkin to the
Sheriff OF Somter. at Sumter, 8. G. With
proof to convict
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here.
unto set my hand, and caused the Great Seal
OF the State to he affixed, at Columbia, this
eleventh day of May. A. D, 1900, and in
the one hundred aod twenty. fourth wear of
the Independence of tho United States Of
America M.B. EcSW RENEY
By The Governor:
n 4. Cooper. Secretary of State.
May Is.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

DOR SALE-CHEAP-FUR CASH OR
IL 90 credit.-A Ginning Outfit consisting
of The fo'lowiog: Three 6O-saw Loomis Gins
with Feeders and Coz deusers; Two 60.aaw
Ball Gins with Feeders and Copdeussrs: One
1o'saw Wiuship Gin with Condenser; One
heavy Winship Cotton Press; One Acme
Cotton Press; One ooh p. Liddel Eugine;
Oae 2S-H.P, Steel Boiler All 10 perfect
order ard with lot of stafiirg, pulley 9, etc
VIII sell all or any part. Apply oW W.
DesShsmps Co., Wisacky, s. C.
Nay l6-4t.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
ANNUAL MEETING.
Sumter County Medical Associa.
ton

The Sumter Conuty Medical Associs ton
met 10 annual session las, Friday Ia sddi.
tion to the transaction of routine bushes,
the annual election of officers was held. DR..
h n. Stuckey wac elected president, Dr. T.
N. McCutchen, 6rst vice president, Or. G
r. Osteen, second vice president, and Dr.. A.
q Dick, secretary and treasurer. After the
meeting the association dired at the Jervey
House.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
Reward For Capture Of Lewis
Larkln.

Tne governor has offered reward of $50
for the capture OF Lewis Larkiu. twill be
remembered that Larkiu wsyiaid Stephen
Bradford recently aud beat BIN go severely
that be died from the effects of the wounds
When Laikin learned that Bradford was
fatally i'jirsd be skipped the country and
has not been heard of since
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

NJ. Couvsrss Reid and Miss Thsyer Willie.
ford we're married st 4 30 O'Clock yesterday
sftsroe con at the residence OF Mr. N. n. VII.
isford, the brides mother, Rev. @. @ Brown
psrformiog the ceremony. Mr.. asd Mrs.
Reid left on the 8 IS train for Charleston,
whore they will spend . week OF longer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
An Epidemic Of WhoopinR Cough

An Epiosmic OF Whooping Cough.
List winter dorins a. epidemic Of whoop.
log cough my children contracted the disease,
having severe coughing spells. We had
used Cha~osrlaios's Cough Remedy very
succes'olly for Group and naturally turned
to IL At that time and found II relieved tho
cough and effected complete curs.-Jobo Il
Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, Nor.
vood, N. J. This remedy 10 for sale oy Dr..
A. J. Chius
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16
Funeral Of Johnny Walker DuPre

After short memorial service by Rev. J.
Walter Ksnnsy the remains OF Johnoie Walk
or DuPrs were lad to rest 10 the Pisgah
church cemetery at bp. N. lsst Sunday Ia
the presence Of large audience wbo testified
TO the love sod sxtesm they had for him.
The eolored people we're prsssn, in . large
number to show their profound sorrow.
Pisgah, Nay II.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

Miss Clemwis Fuller and Dr.. Jesse Tssgus
we're married last Thursday afternoon 10 the
Presbyterian Church, Mosutville, Laureus
County. The bride 10 we'll known and a
esosrsi fsvoriis 10 this city, having resided
here end atteeded school for several years,
and siucs graduation hss been q frequeu
visitor. She 10 the daughter of Nj. Calvin
Fuller, Of Nouutvills.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

The following cases were heard in the May .
or's court Monday:
Il, W. Welch and Toomer Lyuch, puolic
drunkenness aId creating a Disturbance AT
the cotton mill Guilty. Welch, IS or 10
DAYS. Lynch, 81 or 3 days
| B Price, public drunkenness. Guilty.
S. o, 10 days
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-16

NJ 9. 4. NQsslsy ard Hiss Magnolia
W,lsos we're married On Thursday aftsrnoos
last st the home Of Xrs. g. e Wilson, the
brides mother. oesr Spring Hill, this county,
Rev. ]. Il. Thacksr otfi,iAtine.