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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
ENTERTAINMENT AT MA0NO.
LA STREET CHURCH.

The entertainment to he given at the Nag
nolis Street Methodist Church 90 Thursds =
even'og next at 8 p. m will he very iotere"t.
. g. The exercises are urdsr the auspicss oil
Miss Mamie Brinkley's Sunday School clss,
and tbe proceeds srs for the benefit of the
churcn psrsonsgs. An admission fee OF 10
cents will be charged, ard 1T the conclusion
OF the entertainment refreshments will be
served at the residence OF Mrs Brinklsy mex,
coor to the church. The public are invited
to attend.
The following program will bs rendered:
l Song.
2 Prsyer-Rsv. ". A. Kelly.
8 Weieome-Aiss Anna Smith.
Song-Ry the Olass.
3 Reoitation-h lice Belle Brinklsy.
Q Solo-Nr. A. G. Flowers.
Dialogue-By tvo Girls.
Solo-Ars. Geo. &. Beaumont.
8 Lscture-Rev ]. A. Clifton, D. D.
TO- Solo-hiss Bessie Ingram.
II Quartet.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Col J. 81. Wilson.

TIE work OF The Legislature 10 no, entirely
that which 10 o. hibitsd 10 open session. I,
70 IN the committee rooms that the real think.
ieg done The best leeislstors are not
always The ones Who make The aosst speeches.
The man Who 10 asIs to get at the uea, OF
pill % 1t 10 prssso,sd to the committee 10 Q
lsgislstos.
The house this year 10 for,soa,s IN having
% coaismsn OF iis moot importAst committees
gsetlsnss Of character, intelligence snd ex.
pesiencs.
The chairman Of the ways asd mean, CON.
u,tses q Col. ]. Harvey Wilsen Of Numier.
who, whsa the State vas 10 ,srmoiI. "a,
ever regarded % eosl headed, fearless ssd
honest msn, yielding not to prejodiee. OoI.
Wilsos 10 native Of the Salem section Of
Soessr eoaety: He was prepared for college
oy Joshua " Hudsso whom 1t. Zion ipsti.
suss aourishsd at Winnsbsro Hs after wards
asteedsd Oslsthorpe college 10 0soreis, bu,
before graduation LETT to join the Sumter
0saye, oos OF The 1oss, companies To volus.
sssr Tor Coofedssais ssrvies. Aftsr q years
service With this company, Col Wilson took
pert 10 ell the prioeipal battles OF Virginia
- msmbsr Of 0ofd0o's battery Of Liebt
Ar"lisry. serving gsliastiy un,il The surrsu.
der st ApPomstox.
1" 's'stoev '0 0uoter eno eUgogod
=" farming, which pursuis hs siill foiIove.
10 1850 be VS. elected to The Legislature, bot
did sot o6sr for rsslsciioo. 10 1894 bs vss
again elected. and Ass bees reelected In
oil saceeediog elections. Iu 1894 hs vss
meas member Of the ways asd mssns com.
m,stes, and this sesNon became chairman of
toat committee. This 10 the committee which
irsmes oil BILLS looking to the appropriation o
OF tns states money, sod the rssommeuda.
TOO OF the committee, backed BY the efforts
@! zoe cns'sman, are usually adopted The
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30

The Chief Of Police has received a circuls,
eoocerniog DR.. Thomas l.. Philiips and Mrs
Jack Gsraer. This couple 10 said to hav,
eloped from Atlanta and their arrest II "a
questsd. The affair has caused quite a seuss
tion 10 Atlanta
sayor Stuckey has decided to remit th.
6os OF T. B Jsckins, Jr.. Who was arrested !
short time ago while going to q 6re a, nieb,
and required to pay 6ns Of 50 for riding q
bicycle at night without . lighted Isn,ern
Hereafter 20 exceptions will be made ei,be,
IN favor OF policemen or 6remsu.
This season there 10 O large death r.,s
smoog children from Group and luug ,rou.
olss. Prompt action will save the little ono,
from these terrible diseases. We know Of
nothing % certain to give instan. relief q,
enc Minute Cough Cure. 1t can also be re-.
lied upoo 10 grippe and oil tbroa, and lape
srounlss Of adults. Pleasant to take J S
Huehson + o.
NJ. r. e. L. Bunch, who was appointed
general passenger agent Of the Seabosrd Air
Lioe Ky. system. Jan. let, has iuauguratsd q
service over 'his railway second to nooe, aud
the best ever given 10 the south. There are
sco trains dsily Ia each direction, the NE.
tsipolitsn and Florids Limited and the
"Florida and Atlanta Fast Nail" each com.
posed Of the hnest equipment made by the
Pullman company. The trains carry Pull.
men drawing room slespers, compartment,
observation and dining cars aud also dsy
cosenes OF The finest make for which no ex.
ira fare 10 charged Trains leave Columbia,
nor'hoound, at6 IS q. %. and 6 oil o, 10 -.
southbouod, loa N. and IL 30 p. m.
The February Everybody's Msgssiue 10 q
hrst rate number foil Of articles with life aod
vim 10 them. 10 every contribution there 10
sprit aud Individuality. The stories are brisk
spd stirring, tho descriptive articles notably
io'eresting and vivid. Nothing better in ito
way, has been written than Mcmillan Fos
'er's "Tbe Cooqueror'-whch tells in pic.
tureeque styls the life Of . bull caribou 10 the
Northern woods The "Curiosi,ies of Cour.
age" sutject that appeals naturally 10
Richard Hsrd,cg Davis, who uarr.tes a W.
rie'y OF entertaining stories illustrating vari.
ous phases OF the virtue, all OF which make
capital reading The "Makinx Of . Country
Home" BY p. howbray, 10 a charn,,up q
opening TO series Of articles which will
have Q wide circle OF readers There Ia a
"Yavp' ov J. Lampton, a virile iunpres.
slon OF he fight st Bloody Angle" nv Carl
H0sey, together with stories ~ Adachi
Kionosuke, Eugene P Lyle, jr Raphael
Ssos'iGi, aod The con inaA,ion OF the stirring
novel "Joeslyo Cbssbire' by Sara Beaumont I
Kennedy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
What Our Representatives Are
Dong.

Sumtey's representatives took prou iuept I
parts 10 the debates 10 toe house OF representa-.
tives last Friday. hessrs T G. Mcleod and
T b. Fraser spoke on ,he school supsrv vision
bill and hr. Moses on The medical students
o'li. The following reports Of their speeches
are clipped from tho morning papers:
One OF the bsst speeches made at this Gee
Zion wss that OF Nr Mcleod Of Sumter. he
said be bad been more deeply interested 10
tho public school system than in any other
question, sod be had welcomed this bill % a
panscea for existing evils But upon closer
study hs' bad been reluctantly forced to op.
pose u. The schools need mors money aod
oettsr teschers rather than better county
supsriutendenW
This bill would have sspsrintsuden,ept
drawing a salary OF 81, 900 aud Q board
drawing $500 or $500 more, ell doior their
duty faithfully. Ye, what good would ,hev
DOT Teey misht discharge ineon ps,snt teach. !.
ere 10 the middle Of the term, bat what GOOD
would that accomplish, for without more
money they could not hire better tsschsrs
TIE system 10 top heavy aow, and this stsp
would DO unwiss.-Stats.
NJ. T. b. Fraser. OF Sumter, fol, deeply 10.
terested tn the school qusstion He n vored
tos Oil oeeauss II was 10 the right direction.
The very best OF teachers should Start the
child's education. II hes bsss said that the
proper thiog to do 10 TO Start ct tho bsss. II
factory 10 disorRanissd what 10 done but 10
GET competent bead? II piece Of road bs
badly worked who 10 responsible? Not the
mab who handles the shovel. So il soss All
'he world over. He believed 10 good supsr.
vision aod hs wanted tho county schools
given the same superv isioo % the city schools
News aud Courier.
NJ. Aosee said that the mistskes of the
lawyer Gao 90 into the court house. but the
mistakes Of . doctor 20 to the cemetery. I,
should Dot DO argued that because Law stu.
dents are exempted from examination ths,
young physicians should be 90 treated. In
pennsylvan,a and Virginia tho graduates Of
tho Stale medical colleges are examined bv
'he State boards, and NJ. Smith bad ius,
stated that these are the only medical colleges
which are superior to Cbarlesten college.
The fact that Ii 10 the "South Oarolina" med.
icel college 10 no reason Why il sbould 70.
ceivs aty more special favor than the "Sou,h
Csrolins" telephone company or uy,h,ne
bearing The oams Of the State he had read
with sorrow telegram published 10 The
>tate 10 which the dean Of tho college had
said that the life of tho institution depecde
on The passses Of this bill Why should srch
as'atsment have been published The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
'NnArH LAou AND SIILAx.
nr. Abram nyttenberg and Miss
4lr1om Well Were Weddoo.


0aveooeo news, SouuaPy 23.
The marriage Of Mr.. Abram Rv,ssuberg Of
Sumssr, B. o., aod Mics Miriam We'll of this
city took plses 81 Q. 30 o'clock last uiRht at
the rssidsucs Of the brides uncle, NJ. e A.
Vel, on oostsrsy Saaars. 10 the preseoce
o. the iorsdisss families and usar relatives
the oessmony vas performed, Rev. Dr.. I. P.
heodss od1eist,sg. =
The spscioss dravingroon vas the sc.u.
OF the wedding, and The dsooratlsos Of palms.
trailisH snilsx and white Aowsrs we're slsbo.
rase sod eeautiful. AZ The sorlhsrn sod OF
The room eaoopy had been erected and this
zee drsped With white lee and Q network of
grssa suilsx. here and there we're fastened
clusters OF vbi,s bysoinths, and toe same
eoWsss we're banked On The mautels, together
With eoeoa-pslns aad maiden hair fsrss. TO
the strains Of The Wsddiog March from Lo.
hsogrin the bridal party entered the room
Ne. Bdvip Brank wss master Of esremonjee.
Ne. kyttsueerg IVES secompautsd by bis
brother. NJ. nosss Rytssnbsrs, OF New York.
Nhils the bride walked With her father. NJ
Henry A Wen, Who gavs her away. She
wore 90 elegant COWS Of white chiffon. CON.
etosd With Duebsees laee,s The bodies was
drarsd With ths lace, while the long slse ,ee
ed hiOh collar we're OF tucked eb,Rop.
0rassfsi psnels OF ptshssss laes Isll over the
ssifs ano train OF chi6oo, aud The whole COS.
tune wss ssvsIopsd To . tslls veil, caught
viih white byseintbs and fss,susd with two
exquisite diamond pios. The eift OF the groom.
The bridal bouquet was OF white hyscin,bs.
sarroauded sy msidsa hair ferns.
An elaborate buffet supper vss served after
the ceremony soS dancing vss enjoyed dur.
iag the latter parI Of the svspiog Tbe bsppy
par Isn on the uidoighi ,raiO Ssr Florida,
where the hoosym neon will Do spent. 81.
Augostiss, Palm Beach, Tampa cud Ouba
viii b visited before NJ. aod Mrs. R,t,eu.
berg will return Their future hon, Viii bs
10 sumter, 8. o, OF which town the groom
10 . psomiceot bosipess man.
The sridss Who 10 the eldest dsueh,er of
Ne. and hrs. Henry A. We'll, 10 both band. .
soos end attractive, aod hss macy friepds
and sdusirsrs IN this and other ei,ies.
number OF esassifal wedding gifts we're
ssesivsd. several cssss Of silver, cot elsee.
nrie-a-ersc and pic,ares being amoos ,hs
''s'
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30


Oese y s1vsoeisa % Dsice asd % nov
euessd 10 ess IeaA lsss - e33 esets
Oh. 4. DsLseS ueeps essahs 4 'poe,su IN
be wed hesss let Saturday morning.
ne ftsss @ shs Dissssa Rssks, s,o,s n
$500 pe'ssse. ssd The appearances Of the
building 70 greatly improved. 4,
ns yso. 2. Board cold big bog Of bic
ovs raissog isst Friday THE pig weighed
TAO peusds. gross. end s7s ssI
Qsalisy ssd BOT sssssisy mckee Dswims
Little sssiy nasess sssh valpsble hmls liver
p'iIs. is. Hosssos : %.
Couooil hss net % lsss sud made m "a, n n
ioes uos by scsiog on some importsat m.l.
ssss ssd hosdieg Issgshy session.
Siaes ihs bsss dispsosary wss closed The
esssy dhpssssry has been doing Q biz tusi.
sscs 70 esss-nors 70 being sold than ever
bsfsse.
Sept. Bduso1s reports shs follovise Ga.
foilosei Of pspiIs sp 70 date Washipgson
street. SseesL <fe; Lssoels School. ATS I;
total, es0.
Ssss lissIs pile % DsWiWs Little Barly
h'ssss sss vssy easily taken. sod they ere
vosdsssully sesesivs 10 cleansing the live,
sd ssvsls. J. Q. Hssbsoe 4 Co.
fhs sssk 90 The ssv Baptist church IL
pseesesesso sieVly bot siesly. The slcavs-
ueee ere seess esopls,sd aod the brick.
vsss BEE esgss
rhs ole fssos suildise on Main s,rsss. rs.
0eily eesupisd By weeks neat market aud
he ssss tispsssssy, 10 bsiag sora down 20
0shs vsy Tor brick ssoss which Dr.. J.F.
VI. DsLssus vili ssild fos bic owo uss q Q
drug ssess.
IfwssAls1 9Th vsst digestion, os.ehine
sess stomach, Or II 700 issl dull sf,sr eating,
ny CasoessIaia's Stomach sed Liver TsS.
!sts. Psies, IS esets. Ssoples free ss Dr. A J
Chiss's dsss s,ors.
TIE Jssiss Lecture He'll Society v,l, serve
. dissss on sslesdsy 10 Psbrusry, a. The
rseGey Block. The pries vill Do IS cents
per pesss, ssd The soe's'y ssssso,sss sa,is.
hoaies.
II sssos - " nssdsy 10 becoming a. much
Of bossssss day 80 Saturday. The colored
psopts take Saturday foe sboppiss dsy and
ihs While people hosdsy. The 10 . good
sossss 10 ssny respects.
The assiisd reputation for earioe piles,
sosss sad skis diseases acquired BY pswiu's
Wiiee Hsssl Salve. has led to the makiog Of
worthless eoun,srisiu Be sure TO 70, ooly
DsWiws sslss. J. 8. Hushson 4 90.
There wss large number OF old ,s,srsus 10
iowu Monday 10 look after their pepsious
They oil sesm to need ,bis mesers assistance
vssy mech. Among . group Of veterans stood
yoasg uso wearing . blse army ov,rcoa,.
No douos be vss q 600 Of oos Of the old men
end bed served 10 the late Spanish wsr. This
iosiaces goes 10 show that our cosotry 10
zoe soi,sd land sod ssctionsllsm 10 rapidly
dsclislsg.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
Line Repaired.

The telephone lius to Florence has be,n
broken 81 some point for several dsys but has
been repaired, and communication vas re.
sumsd Thursday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30

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esp nssiA nsshsln bee s,usssd fren .
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- Wseuss6ay 10 ~ slsy. -'T
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OooeesSs Tses.. Sss vesk. t.
ON Dsss Plsyss, q Crasesbsre Col.
No.. vas 10 ths cry lsss week.
uies nsuie neKlsssy. Of Msyssviils. 10
s'elsse ~ ssssss 10 sbls sisy.
$ ueosss. n. d ssa J. 3. Cssssy. Of Sam.
oegsess spest lea " Wsasssdsy 70 The elty.
us!ss. Jsss ssd \ n nyssssssss. efNsw
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nsssss q D. Dsss. J. 3 Wilsea seA 3
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30

Estate Of Dan'l J. Holiday, Decd
DERSONS having claims aRsinst said
Il Esta'e will prescott came duly at,ested,
aud oil Persons indebted to said Es,als2wil
MAKE pay meot At once TO
JsB l4-3t Ous ,,,,.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
STRASED OR STOLEN.

n LARGE bay horse. IL or IL years old,
IA parrot.toed 10 front feet, and thin 10
dssh, vas stolen or strayed from o Donuell
= Coz 10, on January 2ld, Any informa.
too will be appreciated. and q reward p.id
for return Of horse either to O. Oonnell l. Co
10 Sumter or r B Stafford at Dalzell
Jan 30 1t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-30
FOR SALE.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
AND
SILVER WYAN00Ts.

All hne and shipped on approx
al. AT South Carolina State
Fair Oct. 29th, my Barred
Rocks won lst Hen, lst Cock,
I'd Pullet, I'd Pen and tied
Biltmore for best exhibit.
EGGS, So per l3
J. A. CULLUM.
Jan 30-4m Ridge Spring, 8 G
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-31
RESIGNS HIS POSITION.
Third Assistant Secretary Of stat.
Cridler Leaves Department to
Accept q New Post

Washington, Oct. 2ss-The state de-
partment is about to lose the services
of Thomas w. Cridler, third assistant
secretary of state. He has accepted
the position of European commission
er of the Louisiana Purchase EXPOSE
ton, post which affords nearly
double the compensation of his pres
ent position, and for which Mr.. Grid
Ter is fitted by reason of his wide ac-
quaintance abroad, and his connec-
ton with the last Paris exposition,
as successor to the late Moses p.
Handy. Mr.. Cridler was appointed
from West Virginia clerk in the
state department in October, 1875,
and has been continuously in it's
service up to the present. He be-
came third assistant secretary of
state in April, 1897.
It is understood that Mr.. Cridler's
successor as third assistant secretary
of state will be Mr.. Herbert II. D.
Peirce, atpresent of embassy
at ST. Petersburg. He is native Of
Massachusetts,, and entered the
diplomatic service in May, 1894. He
retired in January, 1898, but reen-
tered the service three months later
on March IS, being appointed secre-
tary to the st. Petersburg embassy.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-31
SAILS FOR EUROPE.
Marquis Ito, Of Japan, Expresses His
Thanks to Americans ON His
Departure.

New York, Oct. 2s.-Marquis Ito,
formerly prime minister of Japan
sailed for Boulogne on the steamer
Ryndam Saturday. The marquis said
at the steamship pier:
II must express my thanks to you
Americans for the kindness and cor
diality with which I have been re-
ceived here. My reception was only
equaled by the courtesy extended to
me on my last visit here. am deep
~ grateful for the degree which was
bestowed upon me by Yale univer-
sity, although hardly see how de-
serve it, being but poorly versed in
the science. shall leave the Ryndam
at Boulogne and proceed to Paris,
where in all probability I shall spend
part of the winter. hope to 60 to
Japan by the latter part Of the year
or early next year. My plans are
rather indefinite as YETI
The marquis would not discuss the
affairs of Japan; he had nothing to
say regarding the change of govern
ment, nor would he discuss politics
at all
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-31
REPORT OF RIxEY.
McKinley's Physician Tells of Wound
ing. Illness and Death Of
Late President.

Washington, Oct. 2s.-"In the line of
duty, while receiving the people, was
shot by Leon F. Czolgosz," is the official
statement filed with the surgeon gen
eral of the navy by DIR. Presley M.
Rixey, medical inspector, U. S. n, as
the introduction for his report upon
the wonnding, illness and death of the
late President Mckinley. The cause of
his death is thus stated:
"Gangrene of both walls of stomach
and pancreas, following gunshot
wound"
The report in itself is remarkable
for its exhibition in the closest possible
detail of the exact state of the patient
during his mortal illness. It is in the
shape of a ships log almost, showing at
intervals of very few minutes, some-
times single minute, rarely more than
an hour, the patients progress to-
wards the end. But perhaps the most
valuable data obtained from a medical
point of view is the accurate register
ing Of the medication of the case-not
a single morsel of food nor dose of
medicine or bath is omitted in this ac-
count. Included in the running story
at proper intervals are the bulletins
which were given to the public as the
case progressed.
Attached to the report are the re-
suits of the autopsies and the chem
ical and meteorological examinations
which already have been published in
the medical journals.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-31
ANOTHER BODY FOUND.


+ PHILADELPHIA, SOct. q Anotl,er
body was recovered early. Saturday
from the ruins or Hunt, Wilkinson q
Co.'s building, 121o-21 Market street,
which was Friday destroyed by Ore,
making the number Of known dead
20. There are still II missing and it
is generally believed that the bodies
of these are buried under the debris.
The body recovered Saturday morn
ing was that of man, but was SO
badly charred as to be unrecogniz-
able. 1t was taken from the pile Of
bricks and stones which had been the
rear wall of the building and which
fell into Commerce street burying
many of the unfortunates who had
leaped from the windows. A force
of men was at work all through the
night, but very little impression was
made upon the tons of debris, and it
will be some days before the number
of fatalities can be definitely deter
mined. y
Up to this time the police and fire.
men have the names of 10 people, in
Guiding number of women, who are
unaccounted for. In order to cor
rectly determine the number of miss
ing, officials of the department of
public safety began q systematic
search Saturday of all the hospitals
and homes of the employees of the
firm. To facilitate the work of re-
covering and identifying the dead q
meeting of the firm and the employees
was held Saturday morning in hotel.
During the morning the members Of
the firm of Hunt, Wilkinson & Co.
met the fire marshals and building in
spectors to discuss the cause of the
fire.
The loss is estimated at half mil
lion dollars, most Of which will fall
on Hunt, Wilkinson & Co., whose loss
is estimated at $250,000. Henry C..
Lea's loss on the building is about
$150,000. William F. Potts & Son suf-
fered loss of 100000, while other oc-
cupants of the Potts buildings and
surrounding property owners suffered
losses aggregating $4,000.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-31

The sultan of Morocco has inform-
ed the powers of the Inauguration OF
new system Of taxation in Morocco,
which he believes will, to great cx-
tent, protect the natives from extor-
ton and abuse. The governors will
no longer collect the taxes, but spe-
cial officials will be appointed for this
purpose. The system has already been
started among the southern tribes,
and has proved great success. Tho
sultan has released hundreds of pris.
oners and is improving the prison sys-
TEN.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-31
Wreck in Indiana.

Peru, Ind, Oct. 2s.-A west-bound
passenger train and fast freight on
the Wabash railway met in a heavy fog
Saturday four miles east of Lafayette.
Both engines were badly damaged, but
the engine crews escaped injury by
jumping. The force of the collision
crushed the platforms of the forward
passenger coaches, but, beyond Sc
we're shaking up, no passengers were
injured. The freight was trying to
reach q switch where the trains had
orders to pass.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-10-31
Work Of safe Blower..

Cleveland, O., Oct. 2s.-The village
of Berea, ten miles west of this city,
was visited by safe blowers Saturday
morning who blew open the safe at
the Lawrence and Brightman's hard
ware store, and the safe in the Office
of the Durham foundry. The robbers
secured besides 500 in cash and near
~ $4,000 worth of negotiable bonds.
The robbery was done so quietly that
not a resident of the village was
aroused. The cracksmen have thus
far eluded all detection.