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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-05
INDIAN AMBUsHED AND SHOT.


Jos. rrins A~s,assinated at Elm springs
by brothers of n Man Killed
Years Ago.
Last week Joe Trias, an Indian, was
assassinated at Elk Springs by Will
lam Blake and Pancho, two other In
dams. The ~assassins ascertained h a
Trias was unarmed and shot him
treacherously. They would not have
attacked him in any other manner ow-
ing TO the fact that Trlas was a fear
less fellow and one Of the best shots
in New Mexico,
The motive for the crime IL traced
back some years ago, when Trlas killed
a brother of the other Indians in self
defense. lie was held for examination
before the grand jury and no bill
found. 1t IL believed that the murder
was committed to avenge that death
Trias worked last year at the Cloud
croft livery stable, and Is known to be
of the best workers and most prosper
Gus Indians in the region. He not only
took good care OF his wife and children
but also supported a blind father and
crippled mother. His murderers are
classed as worthless n lazy. They
are still at large.-Alamogordo News.
To secure the original witch haze
salve ask for DeWitts Witch Haze
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-05

The city will almost double Its pop
ulation In the next two years,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. AL druggists refund the money
II II falls to cure. h. w. Grove'e sig
nature il on each box. 25c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

NJ. J. W Osonis aud Mrs. ". n. Smith
we're married ss O'Clock last Thursday
sSaataS * SSs NNmN Uf vne bride on aaio
street. Rev. W. A. Kelly oficistiog.
NJ william Yeados and hiss nsedalius
Hayoswortb we're married last Sunday after.
1000 81 The home Of the bride 10 this city =,
Rev. o. o. Brown e6iciatiug.
Married this afternoon At the home Of the
bsids's father. Mr. Junius e Scott, BY Rev
James hcDowsll, Dr.. W. e Brown apd Mios
Ria Scott After the service the couple with
their guse,s eat down to . luncheon, and then
they left for their bridal tour they went to
Charleston, and from there they 60 to wssn.
iog'oa and Baltimore; they expect to DO at
home on the 2oth lost TIE groom 10 pros
perous busiueea man 90 we'll % one OF the
largest practitioners 10 the county. He 10
inisndsnt OF the town, aud promiosns in
ousisess sotsrrrises. The bride 10 ous of
hansing's mos, beloved young ladies, pretty
and aecsmplistsd, and . ray Of suostioe
wherever che gees. We extend our congra,.
ulatioos, asd wish them both . long, hsppy
sod prosperous lifs.-tanoing Times, April
49,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
Gambling in Futures.

The following paper was unauimou,lv
adopted oy the Sumter Baptist Church at .
recent Meeting:
1.-THE fluctuations durisg some msutb,
past 10 the price OF cotton and tho copseuueo
exoitemsnt 10 the minds Of people, tending
to ssimula'e the spirit Of speculation, indicate
the propriety Of 40 expression of opieioo On
the part Of Christian churches % TO at least
one form OF specala,ion, tho purchase and
sale OF "futurss." to which there 10 Q eres,
temptation 10 oil such periods of fluctuations
10 pricss.
To oomiually buy or cell at q future time
anything, OF which ueitbsr party 10 the pres.
ens or prospective owner, and an actual ds.
livery OF which is intended BY neither, is 10
fact nothing else than to bet on future prices.
which csnuot be distinguished from gam.
oiiog. The principles involved are uubolv.
'ne consequences are disastrous. This is the
view OF society outside of religious associa.
uons. The laws Of the country declare such
contracts void-not to be enforced bv legal
machinery.
Christian churches should 90 further, and
should dtc'are such acts to DO iocou ssteut
With Christian profession and with member.
ship In . Christian Church.
This Church, therefore declares that its
members must abstain FROM such acts here.
after, If they desire to remain IN fello wship
with u.s."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
MAYORS COURT.

Hugh Douglass. eoIored, was before the
Mayor hoedsy. charged with disorderly
conduct end creating a disturbance at the
house OF Tom Spain 90 Goldeo Hill, ou Toes.
day oieht last. Douglass Was arrested 10
Flotsncs Saturday on . warraot sworn out
By Ton Spain, but on Monday wheo the
case Was called for trial Spain who 10
Dosglsss's father.in.law, wanted to drop the
case and pay the costs Actiog Mayor Hursi
decided that the case could not bs dropped at
that stses OF the procesdinss. 10 the course
OF the trial !. Gene out that Speiu wss almost
equally respo1sible for tho row % Douglass,
aad ehsress we're preferred ssaios, bin also.
Both we're foued guilty snd Douglass Vas
seossocsd 10 pay $40 or work On the s,reets
20 dsys and Spain wss given s. or 10 days.
The city cones out about $3.50 on the deal
after dsdue'iog the expenses Of capturing
Douglass.
Chester Arthur William heNsill Wilson,
eolored, vss before the Mayor yesterday
morning. and chasgss entered ssaios, him on
the book were drusk aud disorderly aud car.
ryise eosesalsd weapons. The chsrees were
proved and be got 90 optioe on IS or sso
dsys. Hs took the days and has joiued Prof.
Tsissls's clsss 10 di,chiog.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
The Band Concert.

The Fourth Regiment Band scored a great
success With the concert last week, aud the
people OF Sumter have greater cause for pride
10 toe organization than ever before. The
opera House was we'll filed with an appre.
clatve aud sympathetic audience aod the
members Of the baHd had every incentive 10
do their best, and that they did WIS proved
oy the enthusiastic applause and the geuerai
verdict OF approval that wss given at the
close of the entertainment The band as q
whole has made marked Improvement since
its last public appearance and 10 The case OF
some OF the individual members the improve.
ment has been 30 decided ss to evoke verv
com mplimentary comments from those who are
qualified to paes 40 opinion 90 musical skill
The band is making great strides toward
perfection and even now there are maoy
bands, composed eutire,y of professio o Il
musicians, that cannot surpass the band 10
the correct execution of difficult music. Ths
concert was, as already stated. q great cue.
cess and the members of the band have
every reason to be proud of their achievement
and the reception With which their Efforts
met At tho hands Of the public.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
ATLANTIC COTTON OIL co.
Capital Stock eased-Refluery
Bought IN ChaxleeSSN.

At . stockholders mss,icg Of tbs Atlantic
Cotton Oil Oompaoy held at the Office Of tho
company 10 this city on tho 18th instant, 1t
was unanimously decided to increase tie cap.
ital stock Of the company by $50. 900 N ak.
Ing toe total stock OF tho company $3.50 900.
Al the same time II was decided 10 buiid
b00 barrel oil refinery 10 Charleston
few days later President Perry Moses and
Secretary and Treasurer A. O. Phelps visited
Charleston for the purpose OF securiog a site
for the proposed refinery. Several suitable
lots were offered them, but while negotiations
for lot were Ia progress, ii Was ascertained
that the plant Of the Mutual Re6osry Co. +,
could DO purchased at a fair price and they
made an offer for it. On Saturday q telegram
was received from the president OF the Mutual
Redoery Co. accepting the offer. Messrs.
Moses and PheIps went to Charleston yester.
day 10 close the deal. and tho transfer will be
made this week, it 10 thought.
The Mutual Re6oery has . daily capacity
of zoo barrels of oil and is said to be . 6rst
class plant 10 every respect, with sn estab.
lisbed business The Atlantic Gotten Oil 90 :,
will have The plant thoroughly oyerhauied
40 soon as possession 10 obtained and will
proceed to enlarge 1t 90 that the daily cspa.
city will be 500 barrels. The uost improved
and best machinery will be purchased and
when the improvements are completed the re.
hnery will be the best eq1ipped and most
modern and up-tO'ds,e 10 all its appoint
10 he found in the south.
The growth of the Atlantic Cotton Oil
Company has Keen phenomenal and there
seeras to be 90 limit to the enterprise of the
men who have directed its affairs from the
Organization Of the Sumter Cotton Uii Co.,
about tour years ago. From one Cotton mill
in tpis city the company has grown until it
now has the original 60 too mill, a Cotton
mill in Bennettsville, a Acton mill in Gideon,
N U Cotton mill in process Ct coustruc
tion 10 Camden, and a 500 barrel refinery 10
Charleston. The prosperity Of the company
has been 40 great as its growth in capital.
The last sale of stock, of which the writer
has Information, was made at $500 Der share
the par value of which was Sl0O.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
Cold Steel or Death.

"There is but one small chance to save your
life an that is through an operation" was the
awful prospect set before Mrs d Hunt. of
Lime Ridge, Wis. by her doctor after vaiulv
trying to cure her of frghtful case Of stom.
ach trouble and yellow jaundice. He didn't
count on the marvellous power Of Electric
bitsers to cure stomach and liver troubles. but
she heard Of it. took seven bottles, was wholly
cured, avoided surgeons knife, now weighs
mere and feels better than ever. It's positive.
~ guaranteed to cure stomach. liver and kid
noy troubles, and never disappoints. Price
soc at w DeLorme's drng store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
Remarkable Cure Of rheumatism,


Ksons. Jackson Co., w.
About thsss years ago my wife had On
attack OF rhsur>.ism which con6osd .hsr to
her bed Tor over . month and rendered her
unable 10 walk . step without assistance. her
limbs being swollen TO double their normal
siss. NJ. 8. Maddox insisted on my usiog
Chauesrlaio's Paie Balm. I-purchssed .
ofy csos bottle snd ussd Il sccordiog to the
directions and the next morning. che walked
to breakfast without assistance il aoy man.
osr, and che has not had . similar attack
since "A Psrsous. For sale by A ] China
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
BY TIE Sn ERIFF.

All that piece, psrcs, or tract Of land. cit.
ua'e, lying and being 10 Sumter County,
State OF South Carolina, containing 80 acre,
more OF lees, and bounded BY laods Of Mrs
Hogan, ihs Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company, and others; levied upon aod to be
SOLD ae the property OF Harvey Lewellen or
On unkoowo party st the sui, Of the State
for taxss.
All that piece, parcel OF tract of laod. si,.
safe, tying And oeioG 10 Sumter County,
State OF South Csrolios, containing oos bun.
drsd asd ssveuty.6vs serss (l7b acres) more
OF less, bouadsd on the North By the parcel
OF land containing sas huodsed acres sesipo.
ed to *. y. Cooper % bic Homestead, and
separated shsreffom BY ditch end liue ex.
tended Westward from said ditch, 90 III.
South by lsode Of George l.. Cooper, on The
Esst BY Long Branch aod lauds formerly of
The Estate OF W. D. NcCutchsn, on West oy
Scaps Ger Swamp, levied upon and to be
sold 40 The property Of Eli n. Cooper at the
soit OF Carrie e. Cooper.
All that piece, parcel or tract Of land. cit.
usts. lyiog and oeiog 10 Lyuchsurg town.
ship. Sumter county, State Of South Caro-.
lios, containing so Aeres OF land, more or
less, and bounded BY lands Of 8. D. N.
LaCos's. T e r LaCos,s; north east by lands
Of the estate Of W A LsOosie; south by
isods Of d N LsCosis; wsss by ,suds of 8 ]
and \ Clark LEVIED upon and TO DO cold %
The property OF 0smbls Wilson, at The suit
os iee S(esee Tor ssxss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
New Trial For Taylor.

george Preston Taylor, colored who was
convicted Of rape and sentenced to Iifs i'm.
Prsonment 10 the peniteotiary at the No.
vember term 1888. has been granted a new
trial oy the Supreme Court. The decision
was hlsd on Thursday. Taylor has been in
Jail since bic conviction pending the appeal
and 1t 10 thought that he will now be re-.
leased on bond. Taylors chauces for 40
acquittsl are oow much better than whec he
vas tried, for considerable evidence has been
discovered and IL wss mainly on account of
the after discovered evidencs that uew trial
vas granted.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
DEATH.

hrs. Annie Jenpings wife Of Mr. l.. D.
Jennings died last Thursday after an illness
OF only . few days She leaves an iufau,
but three dsys old that can never know q
mothsr's care and love, ard husba nd whose
grief time alone can make less bitter. Mrs Jeo.
mage vas but twenty.six years old aud her
unexpected death wes q surprise and shock
to her family and many friends alike, for che
was the picture OF health aud in the prime
OF vigorous young womanhood with the
promise Of q loos, happy and useful life be-
Tore her: She was the only child of Mr. W.
s. D,pkios Of Rossard's and to the beresyed
father as we'll cs lie husba nd ssSss "a ncsrest
symp>,by of the community gSrum spon
taueously.
The funeral was held from the reside nee oo
Republican stYet Friday afternoon at 4
O'Clock and the interment was at the cems-
terry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

~. Jeshsss Hsssy is 10 shs city on visit
ps: nssss'l Dassss. Of Bishopvills, 10 10
Ne city
~; Vas nsssiss. Of spsrsssburs. 10 10
sbs city.
y. y. 4. ciyts is 10 the city for . ..
lay'o osay.
o.l; =. ,. aa.... os H...,.s Va. in ,b.
etV ueoday.
n: p..sk \ B,.kh.. |. .psodi.s . t.-
1oyo 10 shs cisy.
ntss ks's 0assos. Of Chester, 10 visiting at
Cel. = D. Lees.
ess. Freak =. w,ksli, Of Atlanta. is in ,bs
0sy % euslass.
use 0eosgs Darsso. Of Darlington, 10 the
Goees 81 uss 8. h Edmuuds.
~. ". @ Beovns, the celebrs ted op,iciau.
= " shs ely FOR short s,sy.
(, IN. Alfred D'Ancona,. of Chicsgo, is the
0ocoe 81 Ne. and xss. Mitch Levi.
Us. NDd Mrs Louis Levi, OF Msupius. are
o>c1usG Mr.. aud Mrs.. Mitch Levi
urs. Hegh Fraser, and little Erskjue. Of
OAsslsssos. ere visisieg relatives iu this ci,y !.
- ~ Ksssas Hogan after 40 absence Of elk
vsess rs'osasd 10 tho city Monday after
Mis- Msss,a osss.o lsf, yesterday ah.rooou
sss visit 70 Baltimore, Nd. and New Brieh.
sos. p.
Mss. En. @ Ksoosdy bss eoos TO 90.
lsssis TO visis her dsushssr, Mrs.. W. r..
Isgssn.
hn 8 q. Bdnusds aod children bsv. rs.
sssssd IRON Csudss after 90 abssscs Of sev.
sssl wssts.
ur. n. @. Ryusnkssg. who has been 10
Nee York tor so0etime, rsturssd to the city
Saturday uessioe.
Dss. q. ". Staeksy, 8. O. Baker, j O.
Spase end q p. Ossseu returned from
Cnasleesos Friday morning.
usesss. b. Ryusubssg and H. q. Mosss
vhe sstsuded the meeting o. the Grand
Leoge y. Of b. 10 Coluubia reformed home
Thsssday sfssssoos.
nsesssp. uosss. A. q. Phelps aod n. Moses
81 The Atlantic Cotton Oh Compaoy of Sum.
ter ere 10 The city. They ere here peodins
oeeostaslooe Gov 90 between that company
ss6 ~ nssusl Rs6aisg Company. Of shis
es'y.-Nsvs end Oousisr.
Ne. william 4. Walt. Of Providsocs. RI.
80 esoe 70 Sumter lsss November for the
eeoens Of bic health. left for bic home Non.
esy. HE stsy In Sulr,sf restored bin 10
osaith an6 strength aud be reformed Nortb =
SEQ ess. He nsds osoy friends 10 Saussr,
81 % vheo vish for hin Q coutisuapcs Of
sAs hsalsh b fessd 10 the South.
niss nsois R'shssdsos, Of Pissveod, 10
v'ssass nr. ssd nn. w.. B Murray.
ns. Jess =. 0rssa ssd little John hsv.
esss 70 W'nsky 10 visi, Ne. end Nu. Arshsr
0ssss.
un. y. 4. Levry ssd 600, Clsssses, Who
ssss eess v'sisisg relatives 10 ,hs city for
ssvs'aI vssks pss', accompanied By niss
A'os Sssssal!. 'sfs fos their hons as George
ssvp fhssstsy afsssseos.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
Stephen Bradford Dead.

S'epsen Bradford. colored. died last uight
ron acute Per'tonitis which resulted from
blow 90 the side received when he was vsv.
is'd and beaten BY Lewis Lsrkiu some two
weeks ego. Stephen was severely beaten
with club, bic scalp was badly lacers.ed
and many bruises Inflicted on various parts
OF the body At 6rst it was thought tbs,
inc scalp wound wss the most serious. but
pe''tooitis developed from tho bruises on the
stomach and eide and death resn lted,
Lewis Lsrkin 10 said to have fed the conn.
~ YESTERDAY or Monday, when it became
ano~n tnat stephen was 10 a dyiog condi-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

Ifthe psplb ef the 0rsdsd School bad been
gsseesd shsls ssssoossy spsipe boIidsy. last
vees weald have bssa the week for IL. In.
seise 90 all deg picsie 10 the woods Q DAY
hike last Friday.
Or. bfee6su rquests, " tho city AIdsrus.
pssposs 10 oovs the bou lsvard pavilion 10
TIE 0rsdsd School square that they will val,
ueui b lsasss TO ride sicy Gle. At present
ns seeds oil the room hs caa get.
De Saturday sfisrsooo wagon BELONGING
70 Nc. Joes n. DesChsmps ran into q wssh.
ses 10 Scaps Der swamp, near Nsnvi,ls.
Ths oeIss we're ssssd. bu, The wagon tursed
over ssd veoi oes Of sight ioto the water
lie wseoe vas loaded W,th furniture. and
u 80 ell Ioss, ssd " soy ef u 10 recovered
sf'sr the water ssbsidss u will DO 10 Q dam.
sgsd eoodiiioa.
george Preston Taylor who vas granted
ses trial ~ toe Sopreme Court hss be,u al.
lowso TO give bell 10 toe sum e 81 900, and
nas been released. HE father, Essex Taylor.
nf. Ns'ii Oponnsll ere bic ooodsmsn.
white mso vho gave bic name 90 Bear.
eoes, ssd Charlotte. N. u, ~ bic home, Vas or.
eeeseo yesterday as . suspect wanted for mur.
Ger % North Caroline. A reward of Slo0 10
oesssesdieg Tor the ousdessr, asd the man
esssesse he the description Of the mao want.
-.
The siorss ell closed promptly at 10 o'clock
Saturday sigbs, and there 10 Q renewed De.
sssoissiiou 90 the part Of ell the msruban,s
% live sp 10 the letter Of The agreement.
Hereafter ell stoses 10 town will closs prompt.
u ~ 10 p. =. Saturday and ct 9 D. N the
esees days ef The wssk from nsy 10, 10 Sep.
ssoess Les.
he 0sosss Dssossssie slub viii BE- called
eeoesess % Saturday, April 7sih, TO rsor.
essiss. elect o0esss, elect delegates to ,hs
seeesy eesvsesios, aad make Whatever or.
seeGsosess ssesseary for The canpaigu.
Saturday 10 90 iscoevsoisot time for the
ossiise BET the tine vss 6xsd ey the State
nzseesive Ceouitsss ssd the oGR.ers OF the
slss hsX % power TO change the date.
The itos Of the Atlantic Coast Lios
ceor ths chsetiog Up Of The sccouos of
Ae9 "a. Rovlspd Tsesdsy Of isW week
ss4 bee vss formslly nasstsrrsd to his
81 Ne. u. n. Blsndiug. hr. Row.
l1SU1R out With clean balance sheet, the
eely isvseuIsriiy discovered being that The
ooes Owed him ~ CENTS very fair record
sossdsFisg that be hes BEEN agent for eight
yssss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
The Club Dance.

The dance last Thursday night at tho Sun.
ter Clue was a most eujoyabls and Q mos,
snccessful affair, and the forty dancers all
join 10 declaring as having had a "Hne time ="
10 strict accordance With Sumter's own nat.
cot notion Of the proper time for social affairs
II vas 10 30 before the dancing began, and
then several couples bad not arrived. At the
present rate Of progress the Sumter balls will
soon become matiuses.
The german Was lead ia excellent style BY
hessrs ] o. Strauss aud W. r. Burgess,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
The Best in the World.

We believe Chamberla,n's Cough Remedy
is the beet 10 the world. few weeks ago
We suffered with severe cod aud a trouble.
come cough, and having read their advertise.
~enss 10 our own and other papers We pur.
chased q bottle to see il it would affect us. I,
cured ne before the bottle vas more than half
used. II is ,he best medicine out for colds
and coughs.-The Herald, Anderson vile, Ind
For sals by A J China
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
The Mayesvilie Colored Ino usrrial
School.

letter OF late tRte received from Emma
). wilson. who has been at work for several
years, mostly at the north, raising funds for
me above named school, says: IL am still
Inak'pg friends for our school at Mayesville.
'nink we will be able to dedicate our new
oui'oing next autumn free Of debt, and will
'nen oe able to open the industrial depart.
ment, which the institution stands tor /"
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Has Returned.

Dr W. q. Browne. the we'll known, thor.
ough and reliable Optician 10 again at the
Nixon House, folly prepared to treat oil de.
'ec's OF vision with his superior glasses, 10
every styles and quality Of frames Consul.
ts'ion and exsminahous free.
lie will be ia Sumter this week and next.
April 81
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
Harry w Scarborough for Sheriff.

Ar. Harry W Scarborough, of Bishopville.
ls placed 10 nomination today for The Office OF
Sheriff OF Sumter county. Mr.. Scarborough
10 one OF the best known and most popular
young men Of Bisbopv,lle, aod his friends
are numerous 10 ell sections of the county.
he 10 . stroog man, and will make the race
interesting to the other candidates
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

Destroying lie victim, is type Of sssstipa.
ues. The pevss Of this murdsross mslsdy 10
Sh % s'sass asd nerves and muscles aud
sssis. Thsrs's no health till irs ovsrcos,,.
Bat Do Kisgs Nsw Life Pills ere q safe and
ssrssis surs. Best In the world fer stomach,
Iivs'. hiessys ssd bowels. Osly $50 at Or J
wv DsLorms's drug store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

10 slooss every nsishsoshood there 10 soms
Gee vhess life hes been saved By Chsmbsr.
isis's Collie, Cbelsss ssd Disrrhoss Remedy,
% sbe bee ssss cared Of ehrooie disrrbosa
~ sbs uss Of that ssdisiss. Such psrsous
osbs . pesss Of telling ofh ~hsssvss oppor.
seeiy sesss. hspiss that u ssy b shs sssss
r oneioo seess livss. Per sals by 4 CSlss,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
BY TIE MASTER

''"o"os saNs are aover'ised Tor next
saledsy:
BY TIE MASTER.
That lot or parcel Of land, 10 the city of
Sumter, bounded on the north by . 10, OF
land conveyed BY B X DsI.orme. to Dr. A ]
China on The ssst by . lot Of land of E n
Hhsme, conveyed 10 him by w F B Hsyns.
worth, on the south by a lot on which Mrs
ages Bartlett resided at the tius Of her
death and on the west by Harvin Street of
said si'y-having . frontage of sixty.six (sS)
fss', little more Or lees. oo said street, and
havioR depth Of three hundred and twenty.
two (322) feet. be the same . little more or
iess' The same being The lot conveyed to
Charles W Kingman ey B K DeLorms
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

NJ Elisha Hodge, oFPdva,eer, died on
sunday night, April 20, after a sickness of
about two weeks from grippe He was about
90 years old, and leaves widow and six or
seven children-ali grown. Mr. Hodge was
Ooofederste veteran, having beeo mem.
Der OF Capt. Sk'nner's Company, In the b,b
8. O. Cavalry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25
Recital at Sumter School of Music

A recital will he given 10 studio of the
Sumter School of Music this evening MISS
Ewell and the pupils of the school extend a
cordial invitation to the public 10 he nrsssn,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

SHEEP FOR SALE-One full blood South.
~ down ram, two or three 6us lambs
hsf blood--of same. Also Q few native
ewes. Apply to R. R. DuRapt. Jr.. Du.
Rant r y 3. O. Apr 25-2t>
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

Mr. Ed. B. Miller, formerly Of Charleston,
but for number Of years resident OF this
county died on ihe Goth iustao, at the home
OF NJ Hinson. near Lyochourg where be vas
living. He was "a years old and bis death
resulted from On attack Of Grippe.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-04-25

Pisgah. April 22.-Johunie w. DuPre, son
OF j. DuPre. Req accidentally shot him.
self IN the LEFT breast With q ride yesterday
afternoon while hunting. The ball 10 still
10 the shoulder. HE physician says be 10 90
worse today. Jas. B. D.