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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-02
OFEDUCATIONAL VALUE
What Postmaster General Smith
SAYS of Rural Free Mail Delivery

While rural free mail delivery is
occupying the attention of many just
pow. the followiog from Postmaster
General Smith. may be Of interest:
Postmaster General Smith says tha.
for au additional outlay eff $4,000, 900
rural free delivery cen be extended
rrsolioally over the whole country
This means that for such 40 expendi.
ture be nails could oe taken every day
70 every door 10 the land
"rhe question arises whether as
proposition io education any exper d'tOre
couli be conceived which ucn!d work
more beneficial results. 1t is oos eocugh
that the mails are. as at present,
carried to 81 ,c0o.0 900 of people msssed
IL ,owss and cities Tie as yet IN
6o;sbed task is to get the uails daily
20 the 81 900. 900 of people scattered
ever ] oe0. 900 square C',ss OF terri
tcry.
"A na,ioo doubles its importance
wben lis millions of adult people can
communicate with each other daily.
No, ooly this. but the circulation OF
newspapers aud periodicals over the
whole land daily adds immeasnsably to
the sum ,o,s. of genera! intelligence
and puts the rural citizen on an equal
i,y with the heretofore exclusively 'av'
ored urban dwei.er-
Moreover, there could be 90 more
effectaal incentive to good roads tbao
free rural delivery This would still
uo:c further ;ote-chauge between the
people, extend commerce aud eradicate
ISOLATION
..All the :eudeucies os tie times are
in the eirec,iou Of bringing country
ard city into closer touch. Tie time
is cot far Of Hbeu there will be few
class oistioo.ious between city and
cauotry dwellers on the score OF 'o'e'
I;eencs The ''hayseed" viii be as
we'll posted 90 the days do;pgs as mis-
city contemporary aud thus equality
| will Rave made immense strides
Steadily the pos'uao, 90 Die steed,
the electric car, the bicycle and the
| telegraph wire are abol!stiog distloo-
tioos auoog the people OF al! the
ips.rume talities contributing to this
end uone are doing more effective work
,boo rnra, free delivery. 1t will pot be
,ooe before the moat isolated section OF
the country will be in daily touch With
the mos, highly favored communities
ssd With the world al large
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-02

the dispensary; that be has 90 proof. but
that one of them wore a peculiar kind
Of macintosh coat that gave him dead
away.
# this wholesale robbery be allowed
70 mass unno:iced as has been done 10
the case OF every other robbery co o.
nec,ed With the dispensary here. the
people will vote to put it out of town
The graded school is almost wholly ruo
by the profits of the aispensary at this
place, aud if the town were to lose tois
money it would cause the school to DC
closed one year or longer.
Capt w. n. Kennedy. mayor OF
Kingstree, bas tried time after tims 10
get Mr Player to deposit the dispeOsary
money, asatbe law requires, once
week, With tho county treasurer, out
without avail, as it seems that be de-
pos,ted when be pleased Mayor keo,
nedy farther s.ates that be Appealed TO
Mr. Brit.oo. who is manager for the
board, to help blnn TO get liaJel W oe
posi-. the money. but Was giveo 90 sat-
iafactiou. The county treasurer. h:
D Rollios, states that he also advised
Mr.. Player to be more regular 10 DE-
posting money Mr Player bsa de
posted ; only $285 during the month OF
December It's DOT known how much
the shortage will aggregate, probably
1880 or may be as much as IS, ,Ooo
: Player has been dispenser about
wear and in that time has had three
robberies, the las, time being com
ple,e cleaning up Every dispenser
who has been CONNECTED With 1t here
has beeo robbed.
Gov McSweepey is appealed to to
ofer a reward FOR the apprehension OF
the guilty parties. u .. D.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-02
HESTER'S LETTER.

New Orleans. Dec 28-Secretary
Hester's weekly New Orleaos Cotton
Exchange statement shows for the 2o
DAYS of December an increase over
last year of S0S.O00 For the l19
days of the season that have elspsed
the aggregate is ahead Of the last
year 608,00G
The amount brought into sight dur
ing the past week has been 339, $50,
against 255, 1893 for the seven days
ending this date last year: and tor
the % days of December it has been
1.6ll,6 ,696, against l 3O2,7z2 last
year.
These make the total movement OF
the ll9 days of the season, from Sep
tember / to date, 6,430.847 against
1922 ,402 last year.
The movement since September
shows receipts at all United States
ports 4,469,664. against 3,s0a,3 1858
last year overland acroes the Mis-
sissippi, Ohio aud Potomac rivers
to northern mile and Canada, 665,
lO4, against a07.105 last year
interior stocks in excess Of those
held at the end Of the commercial
year 724 523, against 326,4S9 last
year southern mill takings 571, $50.
against 5S3,455 last year foreign
exports for the week have been lS2,
S76. making the total thus far for the
season 3,l29. sos, against 2,5Go,sS7
last year
Northern mill takings and Canada
dnriug the past seven days show a
decrease of 1860 as compared with
the corresponding period OF last
wear, and their total takings since
Sept /, have decreased 35O.892.
The total takings of American mills,
north and south and Canada thus far
for the season. have been 1929 600,
against / ,e96,Sl6 last year
Stocks at the seaboard and the ~
leading southern interior centres
have increased during the week 49,
295.
Including stock left over at ports
and interior towns frcm the last crop
and the number of bales brought into
sight thus far for the new crop the
supply to date is 6 ,533,3Sl
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-02
RACE " ARIN INDIANA
Tho Cowardly Whites are
Afraid Of the Rlotous
Negroes.

Jacksonville, lnd, Dec 25.-A race
war is 10 progress a: Cemeusvllle.
small station on the Pap-Handle Road,
Eve miles nor'h Of this city and serious
troubIc is expected The negroes sre
armed aud the whites are keeping with
io doors TO avoid ,heu The outbreak
began yesterday aftcruooo, wheo Lee
and Joho Redmond, negroes. became
Intoxicated apd set out TO inumidate
whites When their insults were re.
sented other negroes joined Ranger and
Redmood, and captured Samuel Ken
dall's salooo. Nearly twenty shots
we're fred. bu, 20 one was hurt. An
appeal by telephone was made to
Sheriff Rave for help aud be drove to
Cementvlle aud to come exteot quoted
the negroes while be was present,
After his departure another outbreas
took place aud nessage after message
came to the local police to ssod meu TO
the town. Ranger was shot 5y Ken
dali, but how badly is uos known, IS he
was carried away and secretedTby bis
companions Kendall's life was threat,
eued, aud abo~. midnight be. managed
to escape from bis store end came direct
to this city, awakening Pfosecu'os
Montgomery. aud begging BIN TO issue
warrants and have deputy sher'tfs
sworu in to eerve them It was
almost daylight when the community
became quiet. the negroes having ev
erytaiug their cwo way So fer today
nc outbreak has taken place Ihe
whites are int;midated te such an ez
teos ,aat they are usiog every possible
precausiop to prevent collision.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-02
Eighteen Hundred Dollars.
Dispenser at Klngstree Re
ports Big Robbery.

Yesterday mesniog Gov McSweerey
was notified by w,re sba. the d'spen'
sary AZ Kineatree. 10 Williamsburg
county Lad been robbed the night De-
fore aed that the sun of $l.800 10
cash bad been stoleo The governor
being away from the oity, the dispatch
was turned over to State Liquor Com
missioner Cecm. The dispensary au
-thcrisies have taken the matter up aud
one OF the inspectors will be sent to
Kingssree ss once to make thorough
investigates end report the facts. The
dispepsary was ordered closed forthwith.
The dispenser is r. NJ. Player. None
Of ,be circumstances are yst known at
this eod Of the line.
This is the largest robbery toss has
ever occurred at q county dispensary
vince the system vas 6sss established
and evsr5 effort will oe made to recov
er the mooey aad locate the guilty
party.
Last uighs. The State received ,hs
following additional details from lis
correspoadees AZ Kingssree: s'The dis
peaser here. f. d. Player. claims .has
he Was robbed this morning just before
dayliehs of over eighteen hundred dol,
lars 10 cash. S,sse and county money.
The d:speosasy has been ordered closed:
Il is renarked that the dispensers bond
expired December 1ss
A la,eS dispatch to the state frocn
Kiogstree says that: Public senti-
meos here demands that governor re.
remove at cace couaty baard OF control
aud every cue else connected WITH n tue
dispeassty hese The State Dec.
2Ssh.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-02
Christmas Dinner at
Asylum.

Editer E II. Aull in his Columbia
letter to bis paper. Tue Newberry Her
aid aud News, mentions recent visit
to the Hospital for the losane. and
says:
..Is Gay be interesting to know What
it takes to furnish q Christmas dinner
at this institution Here is list fur
nisbed mo by the mao who is in charge
of the kitchen. Preparatlon on this
dinner began last Wednesday
1000 loaves bread. $50 pounds rice,
l15 dozen eggs. $50 turkeys, 425 apple
pies, 425 potato cus'ards, 255 pounds
cake, $50 mince neas pies, 25 pounds
cccoaDut cake. so pounds lemon apd
Jelly cake. $50 pouuds chicken salad, 8
barrels Irish potatoes, 8 barrels sweet
potatoes, 500 pouods pork. 4 bushels
meal. 10 addition to tbis special dirses
a Christmas tree with candies and fruits
aad other nice tbines is prepared for
the amusement and eotertaiunent Of
the Inmates and Christmas with then
is happy time They also have a
dance and music. In tact everything
is done for the diversion and enjoy nen'
of these unfo.tunates
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-02
THE INSPECTOR THERE

Kiogssree. Dec % The State
authorities have at last begun to take
scme action Ia the great dispensary
robbery. Inspector Staosell arrived
here tonight aud will erdeavor to put
the officers on the track of the robbers.
MIR Suits claims tina: he beard
burglars leaving town and not yet an
officer or any one else has raised a
finger toward making an effort to casoh
them Mr. Suits, the day before the
robbery, told Mr. Player that this very
thiog might happen.
It is rnuored on the streets tonight
that The shortage will exceed $3,0O0,
but as said last night DO one knows
what it is. and will not know until the
Inspectors make it known.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-02

A,lapta. Dec Pa controversy
having arisen between tho Atlanta
aowspapc.s over the charge by one of
them tba, former President Cleveland
had voted tor Mckinley ct the last
election, the Atlanta Journal this
n,orpiog received 10 reply to telegram
an as,hograph letter from Mr. Cleveland
lu which be says eupbatisally that be
did rot vote for President Mckinley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13

When you are bilious use those ia
nous little pills known as DeWit.'s
Little Early Risers TO cleanse the liver
and bowels. They never grippe. Geo. p.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13
DR.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.

AAsSA1S IsttAkMNUlS. JNMS ~
Or. Lierle, physician and surgeon.
Some new styles in tailor made suite
at Lee & Benedict,s.
Boston Beauty mackerel are the best
we can buy always for sale at Reyn-
sclds, Watson & Co.'S.
Miss Jessie Conner, who has been in
a Cedar Rapids wholesale millinery
house for the past few weeks, studying
the spring styles, returned home Tues
day evening.
Remember tonight G; w. Hates and
wife at the Sieg theater. These noted
mediums will lecture and give messages
from spirit friends to as many as posi-
BILE. Admission free. collection to pay
expenses.
Mrs James T. Finn: Of sos North
Second avenue, who has been an invalid.
with consumption for the past few
Years is in quite critical condition.
having suffered severe hemorrhage.
Mr.. L. w Cook, OF. watertown, s. d..
Who was recently called to this city on
account of the death Of his brother. the
late Commissary Serg ant Nathan j..
Cook, OF the Soldiers Home, left Tues
day evening on the Colorado special TOR
hls home MI q ok has been IN Chicago
looking AFTER business siiiatters SINCE the
iurierai OF nus nrother
Mrs ATarrarct 13nress returned Tues
diva evening from C,e,3,, Rapids. where
She has been for ysa, making her
fome with her daughter. Mrs. Wilbur
Hatch. Mrs. Burgess viii again make
her home In this city ard has rented the
James l.. Britton property on North
Fifth street. in the SINE neighborhood
where She resided for so many wears.
---. =
Mr. ana MIS-. f1arry humphrey ana
son S.ari' VINO nave heen spending INC
i'ist nv mounts aI l'eliVer, SANTA = =
and have rented the old Reeves proper
" al 504 West Main street. Mr.. Hum
rhrey has not yet decided what he Will
90, but is anxious "a take charge OF
some business that VIII give him more
outdoor exercise than he has been used
10 having. He has been offered I wo or
not care to again engage in that life.
nj. =,
;, oi5 "a Slu 9
Par,'ciis a .ssa IN a farewell TUESDAY at
ternaan Tor two OF their number, Mrs.
Marie q spear and Mrs. N. N. sGarvey,
VINO are soon TO leave Z he q " the for
nler for Morrison, III and the latter for
ttuntlagtol,spr ore As both of the iadles
F.
iairs II was deemed very fitting by the
members that a social afternoon be
given in their honor. Mrs. George Nc
Main street ZONE for the occasion and a
: 80.
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'has h,an hnrf,iny 3, ,e.,.,s,, ~ s,raai, !
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sis,,.d ~. o,,,s;,,. ,aien,1 f,,t nc raa,Z
inps wera bro,,yht =, = close snnda I,
evening nv nm order !, the hoard !,
be.1,h when nrohibits n,,liic pathsr-
,jnrsof any li,,I ,In,il after ,be .n,.,,
pox scare ia over, Or Van Ness .ays
ma, ,here Il, rs,,,x, M, iit,is +, =.
alarmed abou. ~, ths. death ~ Mrs
scott s,i,,son an sa,ur,l,r a,,,r,,,..5 j
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13

sustHNS. fpDjtUary reSn3NtiuuS. ana similar
7nolices. viii be charged AT the rate OF cents
per me tor each insertion
1'Id & TN BRIEF
Or. Jarss, surgeon and physician
I:sautiful rings asways at Hellbsrgs
Nov L tbs time 10 buy rain skirts.
Lee 4 Benedict.
Walliesl, ing man wiling 10 work,
al The Marsfssl9 lsailarins Co
Brass rods free With every pair Of
laes curtains from 81 up. Lee & Bsne-
dict
Nj, and Airs A. r. Hoover. If 2pss
isasl ) tate tasst are parents Of a SON.
born g tilsil Tuesday afternoon,
Webster \ Visek, East State street.
can I9sls q tof on yo,ss carriage. paint IT.
and make il look as good as new
Or Cora Williams. diseases of women
q nd OBSTETRICS speciality. Ofiiee and
i,esis saeles over M Fair Both phones.
Mr. J. y AIaoney. who has resided
near I-ailrsl has purchased the Biaforti
farm. three miles south OF Mars hall
town. and aas moved his family there
yesi contemplate a tripto southern
California rssiaas lnl,er the change IN days
- the Iowa Central routes tourist car
ii'''in "Wednesday y Tuesday Of each
Nh. John 10. Vail VAS in C,'ka loosa
l'ges'say night. Where ne was III attend
81 q spiritIlssistc meeting ON
Quoted by Mr.. ard Mrs. 6, W Hates Of
Malneapolis
AZ. ,;,i;a,I..s s. 800 $3.50, ~
tlsi9ii, ard Miss oilve e. Guthrie Of
ls:tlalaes Wee aIlitssi Il. naarfiage BY
JusSiets ". ~ Clark a his office Tues
clay afternoon.
Mes, ,tsg,s yy.s,s- - 4, a..
,sis,,, !,
B.
en- { s siie
+, . y, s. n $50 =
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49,; 81, \. S5sg' :, 4 ~
s.
Alsssrs. NJ I3akis ard 6; Cap
ron, Fl ,ltnea lsus odd
evening ft9in sisisHsi "a sHlers. they
had b...yl f.3 sti4i,if E.sf III, s,i,,.ss. (,
.s.nrst.s s;s., IS. +,
IS Al
l2llstssli which
w tn T.. q
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13

Nh Jofln ~. Vail was in C)ska loosa
TUESDAY night. Where ne was in at tend :
Z 7ee az q spirltllssiiatic meeting con-
ssnsted BY Mr.alis. Mrs 6; W Mates. Of
Aiinne.ffyotis
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13

The finest Pullman tourist cars rum
ming to California are those OF the Iowa
Central railway on Tuesday OF each
week. All modern conveniences. In
Guiding Pintsch illuminating gas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13

To all those who contemplate trip
to California it will pay You TO step
DOWN 10 the Chicago Great Western and
irls pect the elegant new tourist cars
Which 60 via this relt one car leaving
TUESDAY evening at $40. the other car
leaving Saturday at s::2222 a. m. j. A.
Ellis agent. Viii be more than pleased
10 show and have Yen make a personal
inspection of these cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13

Nj. Charles c'5els, a tarln4r of
lsans ara Miss Olive G. Guthrie Of
sIeiral1e. wel united il. marriage By
,lussiea " NJ Clark at his ostlce Tues
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-13

Newton Zoe. Of Radcliffe brother
OF Martin Roe. o. this city. left Tuesday.
night, in company with his brother, for
MINNEAPOLIS, where he will undergo an
operation for tuberculosis Of the bone
The bonessof the back are affected and
Mr., Roe VIII have one Of the diseased
bones removed. in hopes Of being per-
m a. \, ~, i.x-f cilred
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-18

Z II you want anything in staple or fancy
goods, remember I have large stock o.
Christmas goods, glass ware, crockery ant
china ware, vases and many other article
TOO numerous to m ntion, that must be sold
lam closing out my stock and they must g
with The OLD year. W. q. Chapman
Mr.. J. w. Anderson and Miss Lille Purdy
both OF this county. were married last Thurs
day, the 12lh ny the Rev. w. w. Gordon in bi
study at the Baptist parsonage.
y DR.. J. A. Montague, president OF Furma I
UntVersity, will preach In the Baptist Cnurcl
next sunday morning and evening.
4 For SALE-One Mason & Hamlin organ
worth SIS, Will sell for SIS The organ Is In
first-cIass order. Will sci on insLallmen
plan. Apply to Y. E. Cole, Factory Hill.
Mr.. ]. il Stone now has large supply o.
pianos, organs, guitars, msndollns, violips
bapJos and sheet music. Give him q call
he viii give you the best OF bargains in hi,
line. ..'
Rev. w. o. Ross of Atlanta Ga. will preach a
Lebanon Church the fourth Sabbath, (92), al
IL O'Clock. a
MR. J. e. MCCRACKEN. Of Wellington, wal
in town yesterday. He was once printer IT
this office where he Is still held in high et
teen.
Supervisor Nichols is of TO the Good Road
Convention. He Ia seeking the best plans 10
the new road and the high bridge across Lon
Cane.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-18

Having lost 2 shares, Nos. 212 and 2l4 Of the
par value Of slO0 each, 10 the com mon stock ol
The Abbeviile Cotton Mills, notice Is here
by given warning all parties not 10 negotiat.
for same. H. r. COX.
4 Nov. p. 1901. At
NICE JEwELRY.-If you want nice jewelry
of the newest and beet patterns. or II you
need spectacles or watches, call on j. w. ny
kard. His goods are both pretty aud cheap
He has beautiful presents for loved ones. u
Rememser we have the largest and bes
/ selected stock Of Toys and Christmas good
in town. Abbeville Fancy Goods and Toy
Co.
LosT-A gold coil scarf pin with diamont
set. Finder will Ue literally rewarded. Re
turn 10, Miss Nellie Edwards,
At Abbeville. 5. Z.
l. WHEN You want hauling done, apply Il
II. Nj. Tate & Co.'S. store. They run Two Wag
ons and can do your hauling promptly.
LosT.-A seal ripg,. between Harrisburg
road and Seaboard depot. A reward will be
paid for It's return TO Press and Banoer Office
No use looking around, we have ever!
thing You want for Christmas. ABB. F.
and Toy Co. 81. W Lawson, Mgr.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-18
RRrkadRle's Latest.

: Christ mas is most here, and we call yonr q,
tention to our line OF holiday goods. Don I
mias your opportunity. Call and examine
them br1ore yon'buy. W. d. Barksdale.
New and com plete line oI mems work shirts
Just received. Quality the hest. prices rish
-, -.' W. d. Barksda1e.
Call on Us when you need sewing mscbire e
supplies OF any kind. Ior any machine. VIII
order them II not in stock. w. ID. Barksdaie.
This cold spell makes you think OF heavy
underwear. We are headquarters. Come
and be suited. w. D. Barksdale.
Be sure and come to the Doll reception.
w. d. B4rksdale
Buy -four. Save money by buying before
the advance. W u. barKsoale'
w. d. Barksdale.
Country merchants should call on us before
buying. Special prices In large quantities or
canned goods, flour, coffee, soap. crackers and
other goods. w. ID. BarKsoaIe.
N. @. dried apples. Try few. Make delic'
ious desserts for the holidays. W. d. Barks
dale.
Don't forget that now is the time to buy
maple syrup. We sell the log cabin. w.
Barksdale.
Messrs. Hodges, Keller. Cheatban. Fetzel
and Wilson iii act as ushers during the dol
reception. They extend to you a cordial invi
tation TO attend. w. D. Barksdale.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-18
Music House.

Mr. j. ]. Stone has opened music house IN
Wilder's Block, aud the people welcome hlu,
To town. he has In stock choice variety oi
musfcsl Instruments. and can order anything
on earth that responds 10 artistic touch or
a YES forth melodious sound. AbbeViiie has
long needed house OF this kind, and All ioV.
era or music. and all lovers OF those who lo' G
music, are glad OF MI. Stones presente
Miss Gertrude Moore Is In that house, and
she can show customers the incest ana the
beat. or the cheapest, as may be desired.
Miss Moore is good musician, and she can
make the instruments Just talk"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-12-18
Glassware.

Some people see through glass darkly
Not 70 with the customers who buy OF the
Fancy Goods and Toy Co. Store. which Is pre-
sided over by Mr.. Hiram w. Lawson. Iheii
oricee are as In viLing as their ware IL beautl
fui. Pretty clerks aud pretty goods In
pretty store are enough TO invite inspection
and the inspection will result IN your taoie
being made SO lovely and attractive that the
average man would have no desire 10 destroy
the sweets and the salads, the solids and the
LIQUIDS, that would please the eye, crafty the
TASTE and make table around Whlcn tne
goods might assemble IN joy. This pewspa'
Der has no way OF giving an adequate IDEA Oh
the shapes. the utility and the beauty OF the
yIasswa are Ut the Fancy Goods and Toy Store.
Call and see them for yourselves.