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The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18
Lightning Statistics.

The number of buildings damaged or
destroyed by lightning in 1899 was
5,527; in addition to these~729 caught
IRE as a result of proximity to other
structures that were 6red by lightning.
The approximate loss in 2,S25 cases
was S3,O16,000- In 3,431 cases the
amount of loss was not reported
conservative estimate of the total loss
by lightning during the year would be
Sc. zoo, 900.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18
waistcoat of yellow Lace.

lace. 1t is made with a very long
pointed front, builded over chameleon
velvet or satin. the color of the lace.
1t is buttoned with handsome metal
buttons, and the top edge is finished
with a binding of gold braid or Persian
embroidery or velvet.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18
Rernard Ke11x,s Son

Topeka, April Is -Thyron Kelly,
son of Bernard Kelly, formerly United
States pension agent at this point, but
now a chaplain in the regular army, is
in jail because he was mem Der of
crew whose train killed a Mexica u.
He has been at work the Mexican
Central. His father will endeavor to
secure his release from prison through
the state department at Washington.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18

Shanghai, April 1.-The Yang Use
viceroys and governors have forwarded
a memorial to the throne, suggesting
certain reforms. These reforms sug-
gest, among other things that the royal
princes and students of good families
in the travel and study in foreign
countries; and the entire army be drill
ed by western methods; that colleges
and schools be extended, and that a
standard dollar currency be adopted.
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18

II have been
troubled all my
life with ca
tarrh in m =
head. 1 took
p e r u u a Z o T
a b o II t three
months, a n d
n o w think I
am permanent
1y cured. 1 be-
1ieve that for
catarrh in all
its forms, Peru
ma is the medi-
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18
NaturaIIst once Made Lead Zen

A curious discovery was made in
Concord, Mass, recently. In the at
tic of the Thoreau homestead was
found a quantity of lead pencils all
be- ring the stamp *tThoreau & Son"
The naturalist and his father once
made lead pencils for a living and for
Yeas a great store of their completed
product was hidden away just under
the ridgepo1e of the Homestead
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18
a Policy of nIaCnanImIty.

Chicago. April 1.-The anniversary
of the surrender of General Lee at
Appomatox was celebrated by the
Hamilton club with an elaborate ban
quet. President Angel, in his speech
declared that in his opinion the ad-
ninistration of President Mckinley in
dealing with China has been follow
ing the same wise and magnanimOus
noble policy which General Grant him
self would have followed if he had
been president of the United States a
policy of magnaniminity and Justice -
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18
EIectrIc car wreck.

Cripple Creek, Colo, April 16--An
electric car the high line of the Grip
pie Creek district railway jumped the
station, injuring the motorman and
ten of the passengers At the head of
Poverty gu1ch, several blocks from
town, the motorman partially lost con-
troll of the air brake. The car was
running 20 miles hour when it
struck the curve. which is very sharp
at the point where the wreck occurred
Twenty people were on the car
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18

You can use nothing better for cold
sores than pure glycerine; peroxide OF
hydrogen is also good. Apply with
bit of absorbent cotton the moment
the little disfiguring blister begins to
form, says the Philadelphia Inquirer.
You might also try the following
have it prepared by your druggist: Ok
ide of zinc, 30 grains; cold cream, IA
ounces
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18
Election Frauds in Denver.

Denver, April 11--Mrs. NJ Ratcli1fe
is under arrest on the charge of know
ingly voting at the wrong precinct.
R. L. Meyers is arrested, charged with
buying a vote with dollar The
three judges who accepted the pur-
had legally closed, were also ar
rested They furnished bonds in the
sum of $500 each The tax reform
league has decided to increase its fund
for the prosecution of election frauds
from 1000 to $50, 900. Committees
representing both parties are cooper
ating in causing arrests
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18
MAKING RESERVOIRS
On Government Land Secures Right to
Use of Land.

On Government Land Secures Right to
Use of Land.
Topeka, April 16--s-Western Kansas
is profiting immensely by the federal
water right law said E. E Tenant,
the well known republica editor of
Goodland. Kansas, recently. Under
this act the government allows every
person who Will build a reservoir of
an acre or more in extent the right to
use the quarter section Of public land
upon which the reservoir is located
Absolute title is not given, but in time
it no doubt will be- In county a
large number of people have taken
claims under the law and built reser-
voirs. The reservoirs are usually fed
by wells and springs Some, however,
are fed by water from the creeks in the
spring time. Enough water can be
caught in the spring to last through
the summer These reservoirs on the
upland make it as easy to raise cattle
there along the creeks Some of the
ranchmen are stocking the ponds with
fish 1t is believed that the establish
ment of numerous reservoirs in the
western part of the state will cause
more rainfall. They Will at least check
the hot winds
The Globe-republican., 1901-04-18

HON DAN A. GROsVENOR. OF THE FAMOUS OHIO FAMILY.
A a
d. C.
well of sane
TerJ reSDe
ohm County Com,
o sire o a
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Glad Gov. Allen VIII Return.

San Juan, P l., April 1.-THE follow
ing message has been sent to Washing
ington: Secretary Hay:-Please say
to president, news of governors return
received with rejoicing Will tender
him ovation arrival People of
Porto Rico duly represented by mem
bers of tue the Legislature express
their complete and absolute accord
with presidents and governors policy
in government They all approve their
actions, placing their hopes for the
future in governors caution, tact and
sound Judgment He has the respect
and devotion of the great ma jority of
Porto Rico representing loyalty and
love to country, striving for its pro-
press, sweeping away of traditional
nbStaclRS-s
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
PISGAH NEWS.

Pisgsb, Jan. 2s.-Wieter has como at last
with rush. For The last two weeks we have
felt its full force, and the uumber of people
who are suetzing and coughing shows that il
is here. The doctors say it is the 'Rrip," a
malady imported from Siberia under The
jurisdiction OF Russia. Very unkiud IN Rus.
sia to allow such 40 expectation to q friendly
country, but We have faint recollection tha,
10 the dim and misty past We used to have
coughs and colde, but possibly in our pro.
gressivs coontry they have developed into the
present aches that 90 many complain of. To
make loog story short, we have the grip,
and it 10 no good
Farm work has made some progress. The
wagons have commenced to haul the fertili.
ssrs. tsis too easily as yet to say what guam
tity will DO used as compared with last year.
Credit is too easy for the good of the country
at large. The cry of the lien merchant is for
more customers Cufee 10 happy. he thinks
be is Vanderbilt go much 10 be sought after
The pet Of the kitchen, the field, and the
merchant.
There 10 no news here. The marriage epi.
demic has about bid this section farwell
Possibly, that sccouHts for the long faces to
be ecen.
Several persons have had a little of the
needful to spare and have generously given
1t to the lawyeIo as their mou,hpieces
The extension Of the time to pay taxes Ihas
again brought the State into bad repute. ",
hear OF several who have always puuctually
paid their taxes, cay they will not pay tbi:
years taxes until March o. April folio wing
that the published limit of time by the of
cials 10 no good. No excuse for exten siou
this year.
A great deal Of taffy is used by same con
grsssmsn 10 their speeches. 1t makes on,
think OF the court bouse when tho lawyer,
allude to each other 40 the "learued and dis
tinguiahsd COUNSEL" when that counsel /,
neither.
The defeat Of the Thomas bill 10 regretted
ey those who feel deep interest 10 educa
tioo. Outside Of the graded schools, il ,b,
poeI'c ones are anything but farce, no on,
can zee otherwiss. 1t 10 time to better ,b,
school system or abolish it asd have pay
schools. Better that than to have this .nis
eraole system continued any longer. O
course there are exceptions to this 10 ,h,
country, but they are few and far between.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Tribute Of Respect.

Al meeting of the vestry Of The Church
o!ths Holy Comforter Of Sumter, 8. O., held
on the 2ist Of January, 1901, the following
preamble and resolu,ioas were uuanimou,ly
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased an All.wise Provi.
deuce to remove from the scene of this earth.
ly life the venerable and highly esteemed
member OF this vestry, the Horora Richard
Dosier, therefore 90 testimonial of our sin
cere regard and appreciation, be it
Resolved. That the dsath Of our fellow YES.
uymeo, the late Richard Dosier, awakeus iu
the heart Of each of us sense of personal
bereavement, In the loss OF coneeuiaI ssso.
ciate, safe guide end Q wise counsellor.
Resolved, That In his death tho church
mouros the loss Of q staunch adherent and q
generous friend.
Resolved, That 10 the death of Mr. Dozie,
this commuoity 10 saddened by the lose of The
courteous gentleman, whose many graceful
qualities OF bead and heart attracted aud held
the admiration and respect Of oil.
Resolved, That the secrs,sry. furnish q
copy OF these resolutions to the family Of ,hs
decessed and copy, each, to the county pa.
pers OF Sumter And Georgetown, with q re
quest to publish, and that they be recorded
10 the minute book sad Q page be inscribed
to bis memory, With the date of his birth and
OF bis death. n. q. Oovipgton,
Minister 10 Charge.
JF. W. DeLorue, 8. W.
Mark Reynolds. Secretary.
Sumter papers please copy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
THE SOUTHERN FAST TRAIN
Will be Put on Sunday January
27th 1901 Between Atlanta ana
the East.

Another fast traio to the East will be put
on the Southern Railway uext Sunday. 1t
will be known as the "Atlsuta and New
York Express"
This IL an entirely new train and 10 no
wise affects the proper schedsle of the other
trains OF the road. The osjact will be to
provide Improved passenger facilities at ,he
several points Setween Atlanta and Charlotte
at which the train stops, and at the same time
relieve the "Washington and South western
Limited" Ct the day express and coach travel
which this train now handles.
The new train will be No "a northbouud
and 33 southbound. It.w;!, leave Atlanta
daily at Ia &c p m. Atlanta tire, / 20 o 10
Eastern time, AZ minutes behind the limited
Stops will oe made at Norcrcss, Buford,
Gainesville, Lula, Mount Airy, Toccoa, w est.
minister, Seneca, Central, Easley, Greeuville
Greers, Spsrtapburg. Gaffney, Blacksburg,
Kings Nouotain, GastOoia and Lowell
At Charlotte where the train will arrive o,
10 n, connection will Do made With q
through train from Columbis, Savaunsh and
Florida, which reaches Washington ,he pexl
mornisg st 7 b6 . n and New York Q,
q % p N.
Sosthsound the train will leave New York
ct 2b p m, Washington 8 80 p N and arrive
10 Charlotte Oh . n, leaving Chhsrlot,e al
20 m. The train will stop at the same
stations southbound 90 No 81 porthbousd,
and will reach Atlanta at 3 81 p q, Atlsuts
time. IS p N Eastern tiue, which is "a
miuutes ahead of the Limited.
The "Wasbiugton and uthwes,sru Lin.
tied, which is to be rslieved Of coach travel
by the express, will be made one Of the high.
est class passenger trains 10 the country. II
will be solid train OF Pullman GERS, with
dinner attached.
Agents OF Southern Railway will cheerfully
fornish detailed Information relative TO this
improved service.
W. K TAYLOR, A. G. P. A.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Public Schools Criticized.

Mr Editor: am minded to say q few
things about our schools snd Other matters.
great need in come places is a good house
With maps charts desks etc Some of the
school houses for whites are a mere name
very uncomfortable, with 90 furniture What.
ever. How can children be taught to write
for instance. without desks. Ia some places
the children are poorly provided with books
three often studying 10 one book. How ca
teacher do good work under such circum.
stances? We ask this question not because of
any complaist that has cone to our ears
Often there is another trouble With careless or
Indifferent parents. The teacher cannot put
on those restraints, and use that discipline
they feel necessary because the offended child
coming at pleasure will stay away If things
do not suit it. We have penued these lioes
because We feel that better day when a live.
lier iuterNt will be taken in education is inst
ahead OF us. There 10 much to be done.
many improvements to be made. Ous thing |:
our scbools ought to be consolidated, two or
three merged into one with two teacbers and
the methods Of teaching 10 our city schools
used mole extensively. Our teachers ouqb,
to be capable and paid more aud our schools
ought to run longer. Bot 10 some places the
present length often seems too long judging
oy the attendance. A remark just here.
parents shoald not try to make field hsuds
OF their children during school term. A
child will have enough to do II it gets its
lessons.
Lioaries ought 10 be started 10 all our
schools.
The educational outlook of the county Il
very favorable We believe because We bsve
got an efficient Coanty Superinteodeut, a
man who does not hesitate to look into and
Inquire about matters and mstbods, and
having several years experience in teaching
's able to suggest and instract. He has q
future before bin. Observer
hagood, s. O., Jan. 2s, 1901.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
NEWS ITEMS.

The Kansas legislature has passed o
law making Eve cents the price for
shining shoes.
The old cigar firm OF Folliu Bros.
Charleston, has goue into bankruptcy.
Mrs Nation continues her raids on
the saloons Of Kansas.
Joseph Bartlett vas drowned in the
Savannah River ct Savannah on FRIDAY
morning.
President Mckinley will open the
Pap-Americau Exposition at Buffalo,
on May 90
Geo Stevens was elected city clerk
at Newburypor. Mass, recently, for
the thirty. second time.
Cotton went up on the New York
Exchange yesterday with a Aasb
reaching l2a cents.
The Duchess of Maucb ester is i'll 10
Sao Francisco with diphtheria
Mrs Nations says she will soon
invade New York City.
The governor of Ohio has prohibited
the Jeffries Rubin fight from coming
of 10 Cincinnati.
An instantaneous brake, which
preveots the concussion felt when 9
train is being stopped, has been invent.
ed 10 France.
koaslyn H. Ferrell, who killed 90
express messenger in order to rob him
has been sentenced TO be electrooutet
on March l. 10 the OHIO penitentiary
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Filipinos Swear Allegiance.

Manila. Jan % Reports from
southern Lusoo say that there is muob
dissffection 10 the insurgent can rs. A
thousand persons swore allegiance "a
the United States 10 Q church q,
Malabon Sunday.
Csille's camp. near Sac Antouis, vas
surprised asd attacked Friday by q
detachment Of The Fifteenth infantry
The insurgents escaped. bot . score Of
houses we're destroyed
Detaoh ments Of the Fourth Infantry
and the Fourth and Sixth cavalry.
With . platoon of mar,ues, bsve
captured 140 identified Insurgents aud
Lsdrones 10 Csvite province.
Twenty wire repairers we're attacked
recently south Of Ssn Pablo By 800
iosurgeots. bslf Of them armed With
rides. Two Americans wore wounded
aud one vas captured. but was ssbse
quently rescued BY reinforeere euts of
the Forty uioth regiment. Ono native
Vas killed. seven we're wounded and
several were captured
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Fatal Collision on Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad

Baltimore, Jan % "A special from
Parkersburg, w. Va, to The Morning
Herald. says: Five persons dead ADD
one severely wounded, two engines and
10 loaded cars wrecked is the result OF
the mistake Of train crew this after
noon between Petroleum and Volcano
junction on the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad. 1t was the old story of the
engineer being asleep at bis post. aud
mistskiog the first oeo.ion of passeu-
ger train for the second. Thinking
both had passed. be pulled bis train
ioto the main track and sped onward
to what would seem to have uecessa rily
been bis death.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
TIE Fatal UNLoADED GUN
Terrible Accident Near Magnolia
One Child Killed, another Pain.
fully Wounded.

Magnolia, 8. O., Jso. 24-A shocking &C.
dent occurred at the home of Mr.. Lewiston
Lane, about two miles from this place, on last
evening. The fActs ne I can gather them are
,hese: Severa! of the smaller children were
playing 10 room where there was gun
and little Alberta bow anout 8 years old,
not suspectiug that the gun was loaded,
aimed IL 1T one OF the children, and pulled
the trigger tho auu .6red, blowing of q part
OF the ssck Of the youngest cblfd's head and
wouoding aoother paiofully.
Nr. Lane hGs the symoathy Of ths whole
community. He vac absent when the terri.
ole accident occurred, and learned of 1t sew.
ersl hours afterwards. r.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
n. Lsdi.s' Home journal.

Tasodosis Basr's remarkable life s,o,v IN
eepissIIs told BY 90 aduiriog writer io The
essesafy Lsliss' H1us Joursal. Such
sxsssnss Of joy ssd sorrow @ we're the lot Of
"Iss beausifsl Dssgh,sr Of Aaron Burrn
eooeto ~ vooes. The story of the famous
eyoes "Nssrsss ~ God, to Thee" and
eSeee Wv ef lss brillisst suthor. are uoited
. "a w6oaa 70 Whom Pane Game Af,er
Deaso. Hew vs gss ssd keep the correct
tioe y e1plaissl 10 "Ths Clock by which
We See All Oar Wasbss." aud srhe Be6a.
49, 81 4eeds lGht Ranch" 10 seerd o. the
oely ~ q Weelh Ansricau bison Owned
~ $780,. Lessss - 'sCsss A"--spd
IAsy ere leGios--WilI % Sslish.sd With the
e.sossie vese,es h tbs PsSsaary Journal.
ssessh Sdsssd pek sspssssssasiss ueo ana
veoss jeasnalisls suphsticslIy ssttje the
- dseyeee6 %eebsieS. .Is sSs NsvCos.er :
O9os she Rlses fee 0tsli'' There seemS In
- ses oss epislee aoesg those Who should
esev noes % s1ss1hisst. 'srbs Problsm Of
~ Soy, ""why 0ae Mac Succeeds sod Bis
ssosess tsils," asd "fSs Tryioe TIms
ossseso netess sad Dapehtst'' are All
.sosghasl sssielse, Ascblsec,sse, tbs fssh.
seos, eu'ieesy uaitsrs, and oil ,hen es inter.
'ssune = venes sss aeply treated By The
yss'is eselisbiss Compasy, Philadelphia
Oss ds'nF yssr; 'so cents copy
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Clarendon News Items.

hiss Hattie hsrviu 10 visiting friends in
Sumter county.
NJ B. J. Rhsms, teller 10 The Bank OF
Sumter. and Aiss julio Cut,ino, also OF Sum
ter, have spent few days With the family of
Cspt. A L. Lesesne.
There are IS or more prisoners 10 jail
awaiting trial.
The Methodist and Presbyt terlsn mioistsrs
have insulated noion services, al,erating, ON
the fourth Sunday evening Ia each mouth.
The County Supervisor 10 disbursiog funds
and payiag leo cents on tho dollar OF the
oounty's inde0,ntss
Died ~ Jordan on Tuesdsy last, after 90
iIlntss OF some weeks, Mrs .lsuche Graham,
whe OF Ar. John q Graham Manning
Timrs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
MAYORS COURT.

TIE fsl'eviss easss we're before The u.vor
psidsy: '''
0:o.ss Rissssdsos. eo'orsd. gambling, a
~. 4. Drova esd J B. Baker, r;d,os
sssyeDss = forbidden limits, q
Oss Willisos and nagens Andsrsop.
seicrsd, eehucg. Anderson discharged
Williams 6nsd S3 90
sdsar Ooidutos. hsjor Thomas, Malinda
Ino~as aud Alfred yobssou were before the
hsyof for disordsrIy socdues Msjor rhomss
vss hoed VI or days ard johnson 81 or
days The others we're dischsrqed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
ViotOria's Funeral.

Cowes, Jsnuary 2S-The funeral
procession will leavo Osborne house
Friday N 2 p. N. The route to the
pier will be lined With troops and the
royal persouages will follow the ocfio
on foot
An order issued BY Admiral Sir
Charles Frederick Hotham shows that
80 British vessels will tsko part 10 the
naval display.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
The 3etAer's Friend.

Cssmssrlsio's Cough Remedy 10 the moth.
ere fsvori's. II 10 plsassns snd ssfs for chill.
drso TO take and always curss. 1t 10 intend.
ed especially for coughs. colds, Group sud
vhooptog sougb, sod 10 the best medicise Q
made for these diseases. There 10 not tho
'ssss danger 10 giving I, to children for /,
coo'aios no opium or other Injurious drug
and may be given ~ confidently to bans a.
to au adult. For sale by A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
An illustrated Astronomical Leo
turo.

Prof Buckner, who has been teaching for
neasiy 'orty yesrs, aud 10 now resident OF
this city, delivered . lecture On ASTRONOMY
last houdsy oight at Whites ball. This
science 10 Prof Buckuer's principal study,
ana oy bis lecture be showed that he bad
thoroughly mastered IL HE visws we're clear
snd concise aod very interesting end instruct.
i've. The lecture We illustrated With s,ere.
opticon views, which added much 10 tbs lee.
ture' - tney were very beautiful. All who
we're 90 Fortunate 80 TO attend we're given .
treat.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Beat outos an increase Of HIS Pension

A Mexican war veteran and prominent edi
tor writes: Seeing the advertisement OF
ubameerlsin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrbosa
Kennedy, am reminded that 40 q soldier 10
hsx'co In Al and '4s, I contracted Mexican
disrrboea aud this remedy has KEEP. me from
getting IN iocrsase Of my pension for on
every renewal dose Of 1t restores ne" I,
10 uoequsllsd - q quick cure for diarrhoes
and 10 pleasant and safe to take. For sale BY
A ]. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Trimmed Hats
MONEY TO LEND,

NTE are prepared to negotiate loans on
w improved farming iauds in Sumter
and Clarendon Counties on long time 10
amounts OF 5000 and upwards at seven per
cent interest. and with 20 expense to The
borrower except n small brokerage connie
sion We can also negotiate loans iu any
amounts At 8 per cent on terms TO suit The
borrower Apply 20 LEE h NOISE,
Dee I9-2m Sumter, 5 9
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30

TIE eleS esstsioly ssems 10 10 on a move
ssey nev vse1oeocss aod stores have been
eseessd ssssly cad several are sow 10 course
% eesssssessee- Bet 10 10 reported thu, a
Iss1s ssuess - ssssdscess ere soon 70 be
esss'se. es vill b seils on Church Street
80 svs 9 0sshss, ssd several 90 Main
es. 70 81 cheat ofssss siss residences
sea sssss1 thas Msssrs Geo D Shore
$50 VII oes % . bsiek oOes SuildIus On
Se pseesee ~ ef Kssssdy's book siore.
sexs eces - seie DE-. DsLesnx wIli have .
nsv sstee e>ese sosessssss1.
msm q tesss eelldises ere Pct o. he e,,,
~ - vsy ooeo Improved. Sa9ise sssue
seseesesie6 " bsld " plsss % Sfsh
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30

Wss'1 ssiskly leave ysu. 10 yos sssd Dr.
Kisg's Nsv Life Pills. TAesssnds Of s.ssrsrs
hsss proved their nstehlsss venA for slek
esd Nssvsss HssdssAss. They make pare
blood ssd ssrsss Nssvss and build ID yosr
hsslsh- Dssy to TAKE. Try then. Only 3S
sssss. Mossy Sssh IL ses ssrsd. seld Sv
y. ". psLosos. Druggist IS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Mourning For The Queen

Loudoo. Jan % 1t was officially
announced late this evening that King
Edward has ordered Saturday to bo
observed as q day Of general mou ruiua
All the bauks will be closed and busi
ness suspended. Almost oil the
arrangements for the funeral thus fer
are provisional and subjeo. to the
approval OF the kiog who will come to
London tomorrow.