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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26
The Death ola Young Man.

INC beatn Oh IL fOunS Man.
Mr. Ellie Catoe, aged about 81
years, son of Mr. w L Catoe, VIII
lives about two miles west of
Kershaw, died Saturday night of
typhoid dysentery, after an illness
lasting little less than two weeks.
Mr. Catoe was an honest, upright
young man, quiet and unassuming
in his manner, and was a consist
ent member of the Hanging Rock
Methodist church. He was con-
scious almost to the last moment
and just a few minutes before
breathing his last expressed his
readiness TO die and sang the song
"Since | have been redeemed. !"
His romans were inferred at
Hanging Rock church yesterday
afternoon after services conducted
by Rev d A Phillips. -Kershaw
Era.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26
The Captain Lost Three Wheels

The Captain Lost Three Wheels
Pick pockets did some slick
work at Charlotte this week, but
only one of the large number of
Lancastrians, SO far as we have
heard, lost any money. Capt b
j Witherspoon was relieved of a
handsome pocket book, n present
from one of the Insurance Com.
panles he represents, and three
silver dollars. He was fortunate
IN losing no more, but the Cap
tain never carries his bills in the
same pocket with his silver. The
largest amount taken from anv
one man was $500. The thefts
were mostly of small amounts,
between So and Sl5, though severo
al were relieved Of more than
500.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

The most famous religious relic,
says church paper, is the "lron'
Crown,' which was worshipped
in the Middle Ages. The tradi-
ton is that 1t was made from the
nails which were driven through
the hands of Christ at the time Of
the crucifxion. This celebrated
relic is now in Naples among the
state Jewels.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26
Pension Money Here

Clerk of Court w S l. Porter
has received the money for the
Confederate pensioners Of Ian
caster county. They are request
cd TO call. on him and get their
checks at their earliest conven>
ience.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26
Winthrop Students Coming to
TnnpnSfnr
Lancaster

Lancaster
The Young ladies of Winthrop
College will observe-the eclipse of
the sun from a hill top about four
miles southeast of Lancaster next
Monday morning. A special train
on the S & & G extension will
land them there about Z o'clock a
m. After the eclipse the students
will co ne to the town of Lancas-
ter where they will remain several
hours, returning to Rock Hill in
time for dinner at 1870 o'clock.
Our citizens are delighted that
the Winthrop girls will pay our
town a visit and they will find
warm welcome awaiting them.
Every home will be open to them
and everything will he done that
can be to make their visit a
pleasant one.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26
Canning Outfit for $40.

You can get a canning outfit,
with full instructions, to can all
of your fruit and vegetables for
SO. If you want one write me
at Lancaster or call at the Ledger
office. CL McManus.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

Look for slow slump in stocks.
The republicans ar" hcginning to
pull long faces with the view Of
causing the owners Of barrels Of
money to di~gorgc. The hear,
are helping them, of course, using
the election and the alleged posi-
bility Of Colonel Bryan's success
as the levers. The artico are in
exactly opposite positions. The
democrats can hope to get money
only by giving the impression
that they have Il chance to WIN.
The republicans can get it only by
causing a belief that there is "A
chance for them TO lose. Green
vile News.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

An exchange says that "the
road to fortune lies through the
hriar patch of difficulties. " That
being true, the editors should be
on the lookout for the path when
they 60 picking their daily meal
this summer.-Rock Hill Herald.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

DR. w ID Clinton of Pittsburg,
Pa, is spending few days with
his father, Bishop / e Clinton of
the. A NJ f Y church, at this
place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26
]. neal Matters ,

Mr.. & G Horton of kershaw,
is announced in this issue for
Coroner.
Miss Bessie Mobley of Black
stock, is visiting her uncle, Mr. r
M McCrorey.
Mrs II L Parker Of Bishop
vile, S G, is visiting her sister,
Mrs e w Payseur, at this place
Misses Maggie and Nassie Poag
of Rock Hill, are the guests of
Mrs. j l. Poag.
Lancaster Court House Alliance
will meet in the court house on
Thursday, June 9TH, at 3 O'Clock p
m. E EveraI|, SecY.
Mr.. j G Lindsay, who has been
quite sick, is able to he out again.
Rock Hill Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva G Springs,
of El Reno, Oklahoma, arc the
guests Of Col Springs at this
place.
A telegram from Columbia to
relatives here states that Mrs. w
j Beckham is sinking rapidly.
She is a daughter of Mr.. II +
Mobley of Heath Spring.
Our citizens who visited Char
lotte this week report the big
celebration n decided SUCCESS.
The floral parade was about three
miles long, the sham battle was
quite realistic, and the sights of
the Midway were most entertain
ing. Charlotte did herself grand.
Miss Betsy Horn of Buford
township died last Sunday. She
was eighty-eight years old. She
had been living in this county six
or seven years, having moved
here from South Carolina. She
was buried at SIN, rna yesterday.
She was pcr fectly clear and con
scious until death and said she
was prepared to die. Monroe
Journal.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

The Ono Day Geld Cure.
Cold iu head and sore throat cured bv Ker-
motts Chocolates Laxative Quiulnn. As easy 10
take as candy. "ChIIdrCU CRY for them"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

Mrs H L Parker Of Bishop
vile, S G, is visiting her sister,
Mrs q w Payseur, at this place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

Misses Maggie and Nassie Poag
of Rock Hill, are the guests of
Mrs. j l. Poag.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

Miss Bessie Mobley of Black
stock, is visiting her uncle, Mr. r
Nj McCrorey.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

A telegram from Columbia to
relatives here states that Mrs. w
j Beckham is sinking rapidly.
She is daughter of Mr.. II T
Mobley of Heath Spring.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

Lancaster Court House Alliance
will meet in the court house on
Thursday, June 7th, at 3 O'Clock p
M. f EveraI|, SecY.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

Mr.. & G Horton of kershaw,
is announced in this issue for
Coroner.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Alva G Springs,
of Ell Reno, Oklahoma, are the
guests Of Col Springs at this
place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-05-26

Mr.. j G Lindsay, who has been
quite sick, is able to he out again.
Rock Hill Herald.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

There is 40 better nedicire for the babies
than Chsmoerlain's Cough Remedy It's
pleasant taste and prompt and efectual cures
make il favo.;,e With mothers and SMALL
childreu L, I,qaickiy cures thels coughs and
COLDS. preventing pneumonia C: other serious
consequ quences /, also cures Group ana hss
been used in teos Of thousands Of cases with
ou, single failure SO far ss We have been
able 10 Iearn 1t not onl. cures Group, but
VIXEN given es soon as the croupy cough ar-
pears, vii! prsvert The attack. In cases of
.sEoopiug cough il liqaeies The tough nacus.
making il easier 70 exYec,c:afe. aad lessens
he severity and flequeac7 CT 'ae parczysma
Of careoing, :bus oesrlving 'Eat disease Of
ell. dangerous consequences. For sale by a
Chica.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
a Sumter Boys Success.

We note with pleaslrc ;hs! nr J. Cross
well, tie popular and Efficient route agent CT
:he Southern Epress Company. formerly with
headquarters at Fayetteville, n. G., Gas teen
Transferred 10 ,he h:eEes, position IN the
S@Fer. er.nte1dect's Divisisa of The compaoy's
service, with hea6q.a:ts:s at Weldon, n. G.
TIE following fron the Fayetteville Observer.
Mr. C7osswel's hone paper, sbows in What
high esteem NJ C:os we'll was he'd by the
people CT his edcpled booze:
''We believe We SPEAK tie sentiments Of tae
entire com.nrnit: when We say that they will
bear with the utmost regret "a. uews ;nst
Mr. j. j. Crosswei!, tie roate agent Of the
Southern Express COMPANY, stationed al
Fayetteville, is about &c ieags Us. They Will
30 less heartily pic us IN rejoicing at tie
Information that our loss IS his gain, for the
Cause Of dig ssavire US us promo ion to the
tigSes: position in :hi5 sD2erln 'endeDt'a
divisioa Of tie company's SERVICE, W: TIE
a. e. l.. dic;s!oa running from Richmond to
Wilmington, With heedqus teEs at Weldon.
Apart from Mr. Crosswell's we'll kaowo
efficiency il bis bu:lless, be end his most
estmabie fanl!y have become rooted in the
coi1muoty-alncst every soclel acd ch arise-
bic movement of our people, young and old,
deriving advantage from the participauon
and help Of himself snd hts good Wife and
interesting family
We learn tha, Mr. Crosswell beglss his new
duties 90 the Is; OF February, but his family
will remain here for some little tine Every
one, we know, Will join US 10 the hesrtiest
God speed TO him aud bis in Ell their future
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Meeting cf County Board Of Com
mlSsloners.

The Couut7 Board met in regular monthly
meeting yesterday. Present, Supervisor
Dorm, and Commissioners scarborough,
" White, Rhodes, Mcleod ,nd jenkins.
Tie minutes cf lag, mses:rg were corhrn-
ed, a pumtec of sccoua.s approved, srd ne
following matters cousiGo:ed:
A pe;iiion was presented foT opening road
ABOUT three miles long, fton Naming Ave-
pue 10 Radical Road, Starting from Manning
Avenue between places OF kngnan and
Dibb!e and crossing 'acds Of Vaughn, Webb
Moses and Harry, Hiram James aud others
right of way to be given. Commissioner
White was appointed to look into the matter
and report.
Con missioner Mcleod ef committee on
Lodebar road reported that the road would
be a great convenience 10 church goers aud
would also shorten the distance to Sumter
only ABOUT TWO miles would have to be open
ed through woods, and road haods would
cut through the ewanp. On motion OF Com
missioner Mcleod the peti,ioo was granted,
the road TO be crt ont By road hands an
bridges to be built when convenient
Committee CO road across Black River
we're not ready 10 report.
Commissioner jenkins of committee 10
visit Columbia and see delegation on certain
matters reported beying done so, and under
stood that delegation bad made some changes,
but not as ssaed for.
In the matter of Factory brpch drainage.
on motion of Commissioner jenkins it was
ordered that the Supervisor be authorized to
cut the ditch, but the board declined to do
other work az requested.
In the matter of claim 5y M::s Eiler5e FOR
damages, Miss Elerbe appeared before board
| and presected itemized bill for $50, which
,, after refereoce TO County Attorney was order
ed paid
/ Petitions for raise of salary of SAM
Newman, dsy guard for chain gang, were
considered, aHd salary raised 10 SAC per
month-pot anpliao'e to aoy other guard.
Claim ef + 6 Johnston for S25 damages
to horse and harness in bridge 90 Pudding
swan? was referred to Commissioner Nc
Neill.
Mr. Caumines, superintendent of bridge
force, reported that stree his lest report be
bad repaired l3O bridges
Claim of NJ. Strauss of Ss 50 for damages
to vehicle and barpess 10 Sept 1897, was o.-
dered paid, same having been before Old
township board
On motion of Commissioner JENKINS it ives
decided to reosw the notes Of toe board cou:-
iog due 70 ihe Fire: Ns.iooal Bank, ios.esd
CT borrowing other frpcs that would be
ueeded
'Gne supervisor stated that Horace Dennis
was etill loairg a-ou1d he Poor House, sud
Wss caisanee, nut was sivicg t:ouole He
goes about v;;n :. dog and saa e1d eats ga
iions furnished tha Dson:s family Of psupe,s
al Poor House Ol no;ioa toe clerk was ;a-
s,ruc:ed TO uol;fy Bcrace Dennis tia, lie mus.
get a hcne elSe~asle OF be wou.d be dealt
with sccoroiog 20 law
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
A New and andsome Chicken.

The BrE Pivmou,o Rock, is new variety
cs Plymouth Rocks thet has rapidly forged
10 the from, 10 TIE last Eve veers. 10 the
large poultry Shows Moth, East AID West
they are close 20 the cid Barred Rock IL pop
u!erity and nomDer OF olr6s sho~... They
are required TO oe Of the same s.ze and snspe
ss Barred Rocks suf orf ia color. Tee
even ous color. WITH c!ean yei!ow legs, bright
red combs and wat,e5 make a handsome
fowl Oar advertiser, D 3 Fronas. OF
Ridge Spring, was Que Of the FIRST faocieTs 10
the South 10 take Up this variety He has
bred then sioce 1894. improving them every
year. His exhibit a, our last State Fair at
:-acted much attention. Send 10 bin Tor a
sitting of these eggs give item proper atten-
.,ou, and you will bave some little beauties
growing oc Jour yard all summer that will
be worth moro 10 genuine pleasure than the
cost, to say nothlng of what they will be
worth TO Jou as matnred foxls
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
MAYORS COURT.

Jaueo Rivers ard James Bracey were te-
fore HE Mayer lest Thursday morning for
careless ac5 reckless driving on toe str5e;
After hearing les uoc5 tie MSycr discussed
the cases
On SATURDAY. nigh: efhcers Seymour md
hckaeeo ssiced uegro's house % Sumter
S;reer, which had heen reported as gam-
bling den. :,rey found SIX cs-Sies eag.sed
il gaCa Of cards ard captured the stake,
wnch uas 6s,r ive ceais. The gsnoiers
uade break AID four of the six made
good their escape Ten Wilson snd George
RichsrGsoo uete :sEen io;o custody end
;esd guilty IN cour: tbis nornlng The
Mayor imposed sentence OF 50 foe or SIX
days labor oo the streets.
Ben Sanders, colo7ed, was arrested for
drn,keouss9 apd profanity or The streets
Sunday Ee ACKNOWLEDGED his guilt, ard
was disc:arged 90 promise OF amendment of
his evi! bso,s.
There was ano,5e: case Of gambling be-
f1,e the MAYORS court yesterday. Alde7-
:as Elliott 8 ifteen year old negro hey, sn
expert cap shooter, plead guilty eud was
sec;eocea 10 pey foe OF three dollars, OF DC
six days labor on the streets. His partner in
crime, country coon 5y the name Of VIII
liam Wrgh; failed 80 appear, &nd thereby
forfeited deposit cf live dollars.
Charley Vaughn, likewise also colored,
vas arrested for drunkenness, ard csreessly
driving Into vehicles CO Main street, being
unable 10 seer himself straight, 10 ssy roth
ipg Of 6. mule aud wagon h,s case wes COT
tinued by request CT his attorney until 10.
day
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Wocdmen Of the World.

ln spite of the very inclemept weather 8
large crowd assembled at Provldeace church
90 Sunday to witness tie ceremonies Of the
unveiipg OF the monumeot that has recently
been erected 10 the memory of sovereign =
P. Wactor. Sovereign R S. Hood was mas
ter of ceremonies and Consul Commander "
B. Murray ccneuced the memorial exercises
10 the absence OF sovei eign G OsteeD, the
poe,ca selection was read by Mr. S H. Ed
munds The music " as FURNISHED by dou-
BILE qua7lette with organ accompaniment, led
By two ccIoet5.
These nemorie! exercises iocid-nt to the
anveiiing Of The roo'.unent, tha, tee GrsDd
Lodge erectsG 20 every deceased Woodmsn are
very impressire aod he la.se c:owd that as.
senbisa Sucds: te,s amply rera!c 70. having
b!aved the clements.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

G. Appletoo, Justice Of Peace. Cialks
bn,p n ]. saws. "DeWitts Little Early
Risers are the best pills made for constipation.
We use no others" Quickly cure all liver
and bowel trorbes.-J. S. Hughson b Co.
Alba Hey wocd, the prince Of comeoiass
is comiug. That means fun by the ton,
laughs galore, beautiful music and delight
full time all around. The press comments
tell us that Haywood is fupnler than ever,
that bis work is all new, aad his company
we'll balanced. 1t is with keen Anticipation
of pleasure we await the appearance of this
company, for with Heywood's name there
ai9ays goes a guarantee Of something good
He will oe seen here on the evening OF fso-
ruary 2!st.
L T. Travis, Agent Soutnero r. r.,
Selma, Ca, writes, 81 can not say too much
in praise Of Oee Minute Cough Cure. 10 my
case it worked like charm" The ouly
harmless remedy that gives immediate results.
Cures coughs, colds, Group. broncbits, and
all throa, and lung :rouoles.-J. S. Hughson
Co.
Cotton was selling for Scents in Suuter last
Friday, ead the demaod was greater than the
ecpply. The rortberu aud European cotton
mills are running short on cotton aod are
finding oct that the supply is short they
slept over their rights. and for once The cot
ton holders command the situation. Cntl
the southern farmers commit the folly OF pro-
6n.;oo croD in excess of the needs Of the
world they Will receive g fair price for
their crop.
Sunday night acout II O'Clock the police
were startled oy soucd as OF pistol shot
fred in house, 10 the vicinity OF the City
Hall. In attempting to locate the Ho1se
officer EcKageo discovered a uao II the alley
between tie City Hall enc DuraniS store,
who fed e, ,tecficer's approach aud escaped
ra Msin street. Subsequently, II was !oacd
that toe glass in one oe the guard hocse
windoxs had teeo SMASHED in,o pieces oy
blow frcm without Tba, was probably the
cause cf the noise Wbo the rlscreaatis or
what his purpose. are both unknown.
~ an Indebted to Oae Minute Cough Cure
for nv hea!to aud life l. cured me Of lung
,rouole following grippe Tbousanda owe
:oe:r lives 20 the prompt action of this never
failing remedy. I, cures coughs, colds,
croop, bronchitis, paeumoria. grippe and
throat and lung troubles lis early use
prevepts consumption. II is the only harm
less remedy that gives immediate results j.
S. Hughson 4 Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
ROLL OF HONOR
The fol owing ;s the Roll of Horror Of the
Sam,er Graded School for the past qcarier
FIRST GRADE.

Sumter Graded School Tor the past qcarter :
FIRST GRADE.
!st Divisior-Henry Blirkley, Herbert
Baltran, Cieusoo G.ddipgs, Bernie lnah!-
nett, wa Weatbers. Special Aen'ion-aar-
garet Hoy,, Mam'e Fromoerg, Francs foise.
s, George Mannioe, Hattie G:nscn, H'rold
NcFadden a na Cuttro, Nellie Moore, Cath
ar:Ie Hammond, Lois 6elleu
Second D v:sion-Sarie DcPrc, Robert
Mcleod. Luc,le Baker, Mildred Hall, Gussie
Hood. Nate! P4r!o,t, John Dufie, jos Econ-
berg, Donsld Eirsoo. Albert Keeis. Eieenor
9ue hson, Laura Richardsoo, lssselle Banrn
saydcer Special Men.ion-Sallie Wright
Alex Haynswcrth. Geo Geddings. Annie
Hae Voeei, Sarah Richardson, Madge ki7g-
ma7, Ernest Rhame Rotert Hymau. Clsude
Pyo an, Raymond stsnslll, Julien Schwartz.
SECOND GRADE.
Emma Baker, William HAynswortb, Paul
Bowman, James Chardler, Aicnie Hougb.
Special Meution-Juani.a Hoy', Wendell
Levi. frankie Lesesne, Lula Hough, Ada
Seynoar, Hoiiy Brown.
THIRD GRADE
Marguerite Mcleod, Esse Murray, Jessie
Brown, Louise Yeadon, Nabel Wec5, Ray
Rytteuberg, Frarzesca Teicner. Snecial Men
tiou-Fraucs Joye, JAMIE SpauD, Fred Nash,
Ollie Degar, WyDdham aaun:og. Louise
Carson.
FOURTH GRADE
Alma Campbe!l. Edna Stack, Nellie Mellett,
Wilma Cook Special Mentioa-Aunie Pig
ford Prevented by sbseoce from beiog on
Roll of Honor-Lydi Richardson, Bertha
Butpan.
FIFTH GRADE.
Belle Br;nk!ey, Louise Murray. Special
meulien-Mary Lowry, Bernard Manning,
Robert Cooper. Barlow Walsh, Charles
Richardson, Chsrlie McGra.b,
SIXTH CRAZE.
Florence Keels, Nary Burgess Edith Lamp.
ley, Louie Plgford, MUIR Hall.
sEyENTH GRADE.
Johooie Rowland, Douglass Geddings,
Genie Hoy,, Goignatd Jooes. Special Men'
,iou-Ed McCutcbeu.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Miss Isidore Teicher
NINTH GRADE.
Special Neftioo-Mlsses Alice Moses, Ruth
McLaur;n Leona Jennings.
TENTH GRADE.
Special Menlior-Miss Arm ida Moses,
David McCalium, Cecil Wilson
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

The modern and mos, effective cures for
constipation and all liver t7oubles-'oe
famous little pills kaowa as DeWitt's Little
Early Rise,s j. s. Eughson & Co.
Price, Mccormick Co, the New York
cotton brokers, telegraph The Item under
date of Feb 4,a, that the unso!d remnant cI
cotton crop sbocld conuand 81 cents short
". Those 1ho have cotton are advised TO
hold it uctl they can sell for 81 cents.
Lewis Deacis, Salem, Ind, says. "K"dol
Dyspepsia Cure cid me more good than any
,hipg ever took. II digests what you eat
and can cot help bnt cure dyspepsia apd
stomach ,roub s.-JSHugksou b Co.
II degrees above zero IS what the tcer-
moue,er registered las, Thursday roroioe-
real cool weather for the saony south
Water pipes burst in oomter o. places,
and the plumbers we're ousf that day.
We regret to learn OF the severe loss by FIRE
,hat occurred cnsJanua7y isth to Mr.. \. +
Purdv, at his home IN Lawreaceyli:e, Va
ae and bis wife aad child escaped from the
building with only par: of their ciothioe,
losine everything else, even his watch. Mr
Purdy is vel! known 10 our people, as De
i.Yed here and did business for several years.
Size doesa'. indicate quality. Beware CT
counterfeit and worthless sa:ve offered for
DeWi.t's Witch Hazel Salve. Dewitt's IS
the only original. Al insalliole cure for piles
and all skin diseases S. Eazbson Co.
Mr.. J. D. Reese, of Harviu's, Clarendon
County, killed on January 2, % months
old hog, ,ea, weighed net SIS pounds The
sog was raised in this city oy Mr.. T. B
kennedy, who disposed of it last summer
when the anti-hog law was passed. Mr..
Kennedy bought the pig from negro in The
country, aod does not kuow the breed. 1t
was black With white spots.
Col Walsh and his friends by the name of
B,owo are puzzliog themselves to hod the
1ignt Brown. He has letter frcn man
named T. G. Mayss in the State of Kansas,
who Gays be wep, away from bere about ien
years ago, owing bis landlord, Mr. w
Brown, near the A G. t. depot. for his
board. He says be wants 10 pay up
s'as fast as be can, aod has seut Col Walsh
one dollar 90 account 10 De paid 10 Mr
Brown or his executor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
MARRIED..

Mr. 8. J. Grover, Jr, aud Niss Susie
Z:egler were narrlet last Wednesday eves-
iog at the residence Of Capt and Mrs. w. h.
Z,egler, the brides parents, Rev. c. G.
Brown performing ice ceremony. Mr. apc
Mrs Grover left on the o clock train for st
Louis. Mr Growers former bone, where they
will speed some time as the guests CT bis
psreo,s TIE many friends Of this popular
yoang couple uaite ia extending conxratnia-
lions and best wishes for al! the happin2ss
that married life can bcirg.