The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-05-11

morrow (Inursday1 afternoon at D
O'Clock.
Z. r. jenkins, the bicycle man, has
offered $40 wheel for the best COM
position on good roads written by a
Graded School pupil.
A regular communication of Clare
mont Lodge, No. 81 A. +. NJ, will
be held on Thursday night at s
O'Clock. The NJ. NJ. degree will be
conferred.
Mr. E. E. Thc-nwell of Mayesville
and r. E. Dennis, of Bishopville,
were admitted to the barselast week,
having passed the required examina-
tion before the Supreme Court.
Mr.. G. G. Rowland, acting for him
self and several associates. has pur-
chased the Ryttenberg Store on the
corner Of Main and Liberty streets.
The price paid is said to have been
SIT, 500.
The K. Of P. fish Try committee re-
quests that all Knights who expect to
attend the fish fry at Pocotaligo on
Thursday night notify the committee
not later than Wednesday noon, other
wise proper provision cannot be made.
Deputy Sheriff Ted Gaillard an
nounces his candidacy for the Office of
Sheriff, Mr.. Gaillard as Deputy has
made an efficient and energetic
official, and his familiarity with the
duties makes him well qualified to fill
%bo oHSoo of GhoriE
The following names were omitted
from the list of the petit Jurors for
the second week of court published
last Wednesday: W. S. Jones, Sumter !;
James ". Phillips, Sumter; H.
Earb5, Sumter.
The z. of P. fish fry at Pocotaligo
will be held On Thursday night in
stead of Wednesday night, the date
first selected. Ali Knights who expect
to attend are requested to notify the
committee at once 80 that arrange
ments may be made accordingly.
Recorder Hurst had two women be-
fore him last Thursday, charged with
creating disturbance on the premises
of the Penn Lumber Company at 40
o'clock this morning. They were
arrested on the affidavit Of q third
woman, whom the evidence showed
was the only one who created any dis
turbance. The defendants were dis
charged.
Owing to the Graded School. COM
mencemert on Thursday, May 2e,
which was overlooked by the Second
Regiment Band, the band has decided
to recall their bid to play in Colnm-
bia during that week and will play
for the commencement exercises in
stead. Don't forget the regular week
~ concert tonight, instead of Friday
afternoon.
Dr.. and Mrs. ". L. Galloway have
returned from the Infrmary in Sum-
ter, where the doctor went for treat
ment several weeks ago. The doc
toys wounded leg had been troubling
him for quite while and be finally
concluded to have more Of the limb
amputated, which was done and his
condition has been much improved.
His friends in Darlington are glad to
see him and his 1devoteod wife back
home again.-Darlington News.
Y Tie your oats with W. B. Boyle's
Binder Twine. 5-11-3t
The Darlington correspondent of
the News and Courier writing under
date of May 8. says: Dr.. E. A. Early,
surgeon dentist, who has been prac-
ticing for sometime past in Sumter
has concluded to return home, and
is having elegant dental parlors fitted
up in the second story of the hand
some Coleman building. Dr.. Early
is very popular young man and
his umerous friends in this town
and county will be glad to learn that
he will make the change.
For year or more the nog ordi-
nance has not been violated, Or at
least Health Officer Reardor has not
against any one for keeping hogs
within the the limits of the city, but
within the past few days complaint
has been made to him that the ordi-
nance is being violated, and he is hot
on the trail of veil known citizen
who is charged with keeping hog in
the city.
Ny Twine is here. See me before
You buy. ". B. Boyle. 5-l1-3t
Assistant Adjutant and Inspector
General John NJ. Patrick inspected
the Graded School Military Company
Friday afternoon, and to say that he
was surprised at the showing the
youthful militiamen made is to put it
mildly. The boys, who have never bad
the advantage enjoyed by cadets of
school, of having West
Pointer as commaDdant, but have at
tained exceptional proficiency in the
manual of arms and in field evolutions
by their own unaided efforts, did so
we'll that Col. Patrick not only COM
them very highly, but went
even further and stated that the
Graded School Company was. with
possibly one exception. the best drill
ed company in the State. This was,
indeed, a high compliment, and the
boys have a right to teel gratiied. An
immense crowd Witnessed the inspec-
tion, the Monumental square being
thronged will, old and yonng, she
G >mbined attractiors-the inspection