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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-03
THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR.
laurcns Paper Says Give Hayward
.Anothe: Term.

The Darlington News is a fairly safe
newspaper to follow in choosing men
20 vote for. It's judgment Of public
men is right in nine out Of ten cases
in South Carolina politics. 1t is al
ways outspoken. It has way of say
ing things blunt!y sometimes but its
sayings are mostly true. Because Of
the value. that we place upon the
News and because we have more con-
foence in its honesty and candoI
than we have in some peoples we
reproduce the following from its col
umns:
"Of all those who have been spoken
Of for governor thus far the Hon.
Richard I Manning, in the opinion
Of The News, is best equipped for the
position. In addition to being we'll
versed in the affairs Of the State, Mr..
Manning is a man Of sound business
judgment, a quality much to be desir-
ed in these days when South Carolina
is making such strides in the. indus
trial world. OF course, the election
is too far off to commit himself, but
The News thinks that Mr.. Manning is
the right man for the place."
Now we also believe in the worth of
the Hon. Dick Manning. We think
that there are few men in public life
in this state who are as good as he,
but we cannot decide for Manning for
governor just now. For two reasons:
We are suspicious of Manning's dis
pensa-y views. We are willing to
swallow Hayward, dispensary and all,
but if a change is to be made we pre-
fer the dispensary. Captain Hayward
has been sugar-coat to the dispen-
sary pill.
Our second reason is that we favor
compelling D. C. Hayward to run
again next year. He can be made to
run. We hope the people will dis
courage all others from running. Let
US have peace.
The Newberry Herald and News
says that third term would be a
bad precedent, that Hayward is a good
man but there are Others" Newber-
~ has three men suggested: H. H.
Evans, C. L. Blease and A. c. Jones.
We take it for granted that the Her
ald will support a Newberry man
one Of the three. Six years, or three
terms as governor, is equal to one
term as United States senator. A
sheriff elected twice serves longer
than a governor.
We should like to know who The
Herald and News favors. What has
it to conceal? If it has man it pre-
fers to Hayward, why not name him?
If it has none it prefers to Hayward
why not join the Advertiser in urging
the reelection of the Incumbent
Laurens Advertiser.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-03

ence of Education a bright and clever
young woman, Miss Natalie Curtis.
won the nonors Of the evening. She
was complete and most delightful
surprise. She has for years been a
worker among the Indians in the far
West and hers was beautiful tribute
to the poor Indians, to their sense Of
right, to their traditions, poetry and
music, with charm that was elo-
quent and the ring of the true woman
she asked for an awakening Of public
interest in the Indian and the neces-
sity for saving the Indian race, the
Indian soul and their poetry, music
and traditions for the real American
The Indians have a sweet and spon-
teneous regard for that which is pure
and right. Miss Curtis said that the
Indians had traditions as rich as any
in the world, and a music and poetry
that has merit and force. The Indian
war songs, she said, were really ex-
pressions of love and affection or
sympathy. Miss Curtis illustrated her
pretty and eloquent talk by singing,
some of the Indian songs. The VEST
audience owes President Ogden vote.
Of thanks for having presented as a;
surprise so charming a speaker as
Miss Curtis. The audience tonight
was the largest Of the session. Presl-
dent Ogden presided with delightful
ease. He made occasional announce
rnents relative to the special trains,
baggage and exhibits, and he did So
in pleasant way frequently throw
ing bit Of fun. Tonight's program
included three excellent speeches, alp
Of the orators speaking straight from
the shoulder. Superintendent J. H.
Phillips has been marked success
as superintedent Of the city schools
of Birmingham, Ala. He is one Of the
most successful of southern teachers
He has made a most remarkable ex-
ecutive officer. His speech on the
schools of the south was excellent.
The subject of compulsory educa-
ton is one of all absorbing interest
and it was discussed with marked.
ability, vigor and force by Superin--
tendent w. H. Hand, of Chester. Mr.,
Hand had what might appear to be a.
dry topic, but he received curtain
call and won the highest commenda--
ton from a critical audience.
The final address Of the evening.
was delivered by the Hon. Seth Low.
the conspicuous and leading educator
Of New York. Mr. Low made most
favorable impression here tonight
When he was presented he was hear
tily applauded and in opening his ad-
dress he said that he came here with
Mr.. Ogden to see and learn, and. every
man and woman in Mr.. Ogden's party
came to Columbia to see and learnG,
and could say with perfect candor
that he and all would return home.
with new inspiration, new courage
and new love for our country. He ha6
learned much and parenthentically he
said that the man most offensive to-
him was the man who knew it all, ana
was unwilling to admit that he dids
not know it all.-News and Courier
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-03
BALTIC FLEET AT DAGAL.
French Squadron Has Been Modified
to Preserve Neutrality of French
Waters.

London, May IA correspondent
of the Reuter- Telegram Company at
Saigon, Cochin China, says that the
Baltic Fleet is lying of Port Dagal.
forty miles north of Kar1ranh Bay.
The French squadron has been n1obil-
lied the correspondent says, and the
neutrality of French waters is being
maintained.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-03
,rHE soUTHlB,oUND.
Conditions Must be Met-TIe Com
nnnity That Fails to Vote or SUBJ
scribe Bonds to Aid IN Build-
This Road wiz Not Get It.
1wInston Journa,Il.1

TO the Editor OF the J Jeurnal:
wish ! could feel as optimistic as
YOU indicated you do in yo1lr article
son Tie sseuthbound railroad in Tues
days paper. You said, in comment
iing on the High Point movement, that
the southbound win be built and
spoke as if there was not longer any
certainty about It As 4 said IN the
beginning, wish could feel this way
about it, but to my mind II is by no
means q certainty unless every dol-
lar that IS now proposed to be sub
scribed BY the various towns and
townships is voted, but while I do not
feel it as a certainty, still I do believe
that to vote these subscriptions means
the road, while on the contrary ! feel
absolutely sure that the failure to
vote these subscription means the loss
of the road. My reasons are first, the
proposition is that we must raise
$500, 900 to secure the road. Where
is Il to come from? All that is in
sight now IL every dollar is voted as
now proposed, is as follows:
winston township 100000.
Broadbay s15. .eo0.
c.ssaway s5,o9o. ---ie-s
Lexington s12s,e6e-
Jackson HIn $1,000.
Ansen county $4,000.
This makes $4,000.
three parties here have subscribed
privately $4,000, making a total Oh
eyery dollar now in sight only s345,-
600, which leaves s155.oeo short Of
the $500, 900 dollars. required, this we
hope to raise in Charleston, or II
Charleston fails US, in Southport, or
from other parts, but this is by no
means certain q an is yet to be
done. but I will say that Col. Fries is
doing all in his power to get this
money up.
j nave WI1ttSl ILLS lAie1S SA1S ''NNO
situation may be freely understood so
that no friend Of the movement may
relax his efforts to secure this great
enterprise for this section.
The effort being made by the differ
ent sections to secure this road should
wake us up to the importance Of this
movement and to realize wsat we will
lose If we fail this time. My friends
/ hope The Journal is correct but l
tell you in my opinion it is uncertain,
and we may make serious and
grievous mistake if we do not contin-
>ue each one Of US TO do all in our
power to secure this road and am
certain every subscription proposed is
vital to this measure.
c. A. Reynolds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-03

Columbia, April 27.-The morning
session OF the eigth annual Conference
for Education in the South was given
up to the Conference of Southern
states Superintendents of Education,
this being one of the features of the
big conference The most interesting
feature Of the morning was the rather
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-03
NED MACK HANGED.
Negro Pays the Penalty in Manning:
fer Murder.

Manning. April 2S.-Ned Mack, t',e-
negro murderer was hanged in the
Jail yard today ct 11:15 o'clock IN
the presence of q small crowd of Of
fcials and witnesses. The trap was
sprung at 11:15 and he was pro-
nounced dead in about is minutes
Death was due to strangulation, his,
neck not being broken by the fall.
1t will be remembered that an ef-
fort was made to save Mack on the
ground of insanity and that Governor
Eevward granted a respite until
commission Of doctors made a thor
ough examination ana pronounced
him sane.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-03

York. Pa, April Pa wreck of
passenger train caused by a misplaced
switch. occurred at Sill today and
resulted in thirteen being seriously in
jured. The railway officials believe
that an attempt was made to wreck
the train.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
Utoeara foripinoer.

"9Siagaraiosien pil foripinoe," il
ger Or. Iiton .. Ioatns / Casters
Mfoga3ine". San iorrloiiger, at gern
icm aIlereoe M er til, enaang pii
flunne aoa terifoet ira Nep Yorf+Si'
6en til @oat Sslono tpersouer Der
nitprreitSc 9iugdrasglp.
Gbieaap "Sribune" benGrfcr Der.
til. at Mr. Aoams piimof oil iaa Iet
"9tiaguro.glpen ierer / Gegeleu 800,
0O0 aubitfob 8ano meo fig | Sefuu
Oct nnoer 9afe Cries MiboeIpdnS.
itnno. Ge Srnitbuie, iom ollereot
or / &irfionbeS eller unoer SpferelIe
bill ofleoe 67.A06 aubiffoo Sono
Scflmoet. Sper Ell Sicrbeoel al ei
pens @aRo oil mart flpse gieHmen
SrmneIer for at irembritge Srlo
fruit iiieoctior at gaa no I 6oslen
giteripsrgielen efter 8roit porer
bette 2ouo meo bets furtig upbtomt
itreilSe SRsuitrier. % ON ell Sib ri.
2iaaara.@ lpens Gan0e iioen mi
blipe nonpttct til at brine Niaitincr OF
oplpie gper Tteoetior at bare til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

8lGbe for reiienbe - at iige, bois
life bet offentliee treber imellem og
itanier gortleoningen.
9iaearafalbene ipillebe tibIieere en-
ftor Stole / Sc Sorene6e Stater Iom
Ell Seneroigbeo. Sngen reiienoe fon
til amerifa ilben at opisge Dem og ie
paa Dem, og intet npgift amerifanif
Iar, iom hapbe Raa6 til at fisbe fla
Sur. og 8eturbiaetter, unoIob at i9tte
Hiagarafaloene pou lit Yrogrm I'M.
Der fin 9rpll1pstrip. SpiIfen Sltien
pg griien fit be Ser life bprel s
De ieuere aar bar SoIbene life npot
en- iaa almin0elig Yopularitet. G1
er Supitranber, oe itore gper, Gan.
bets Sooeoitab, geitens SieIoe, gel
lotuitone 9arf blepne mere tiltr9f.
fet6e.
Men 5aloene er boa en6nu me9et
popnlGre, OF De neobliper at npre
8erbens melt graubtoie Haturipil.
Oct ipnes Serfor n9iten ufatteliat, at
oct ifaf bGre neobenbig at poapiie
2nifefigbeben al at De maa bepareS
for SbelGggelie. 8dabe Solicit %
bets Sopaipere," tiger ct Aen 9orf.
9lnb, "bsr bolbe Jig flort for 2ie, at
glectrieitet og mefa1tiif araft fan
irembrin9es paa mango Iaaoer,
bpprimco man life fan gisre r,oget
anoet meb Saloene uoen oct at poe.
lngge ben."
On gia, iorn er beregnet paa at
forebpgae pioere @ortleoning at gano
fro gsiogara-glbeu, forelieaer 9ep
Yorfs S~egiSlatur. @efolfningen /
ole Sc 6oreneSe Stoter bar Ret til
at frppe, at Sen btiber opbeiet iii
COB; til ifisnt he amerifanIfe 5al6
liager / Staten Neip Dorf, maa De
Dog betragtes iom belle 9sationenS
@ieuoom,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
Oct er maoen,
Som gjcnUp6Ngscr % gjsr Sclbrce
mufig.

Der er Maoeipecialiiter ioa bel iorn
Eic., Ore % andre Speciatiiter.
Gn AZ oi$ie befaleSe en- ltng Game
t @eru @rttn@iuid q. s., at lutte
meo MeOicincr og ipiie @rope Shuts.
Sin flyer:
"Sor omtrcnt 9 Woane6er Itoen
les ieg mcget at RapebetGnOeIie~S Seq
oar life iItano til at bebol0e tort AZ
r~o0enttng / @}apen % bleo iclofelge.
IiG u6ot til at opqipe min StiQtng.
Seq fog en- M}pngoe Nebiciner %
troeSr, jog IcpeOc paa GtTt; Ircn ieg
prhbIep at IiSc og table mart 10
YrunN i &cgt, Seq nor reotrpft til
iinbs % miitcSe Sntere$icn / alt ON.
firing mig. Nit Sino bar ioa pua.
pirFct, at set uar unruliat at bIine IN.
t~ercSieret ! ennoa Oct 1~etteitc SGIeitci.
Otter at 6oUe liht | nogie gfo1ne.
ser beiluttcor ieg at aua til Ell Muue'
ipccintiit. San latte mie paa 8rape
NutS, Og min @eIbreo begpnSte itrar
at blipe beOre. Get par @umotonet
til mt Gin. Seg fanot, at lea bacor
ipiit for melct MaS meb Stipc!ie l.
iotn icg life fuutSe fproeie, % at ben
aormmnN, leg bapSe prppet, Dnpne
prret ior itcrf. Seq beuiite mart, at
set fontner life an paa apantitctcn,
cit ipiier, men paa aoaIiteter.
ON iaa llaer par ieg iItaRo til at
9aa tiIbagc til min ganIe 6orretnin8
% GiSre SfripearbeiSc. Seg bar
boIOt poa at Ipiie @rape Suits for baa
oe @orscn. o. aiteumaaitioct. Sea
pao8ncr ON @oraenen mco fIdr 6or'
itouo % islrr uobpilet, Sea gien'
p0rNt ! fort Sio min table Segt. Scg
or rift % luttcIig isien % oct ifpI.
SeS @ropc &utS.~ &douei op8ioeS AZ
Yoihlm 60. BATTLE Greef, Did.
sc / hper @offe eiter ben lille BOG
"Sbe &pob to 8ellpiue".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

Dent elier labe benz ubruse | en- Sn.
filbator, 'oa tan Der biaigt oporrties
al bollfen Noce, Der BELT snifes, men
Oct man oa ibtifpnrnes at omtrent
Salpoelen bill bIipe .Saner, Der maa
b~ebanoiehes iaoIcoes, at be fan tiene
til Slagt. 5or at faa iaa mango
seg iom mtIigt En- Der mango, iont
itpngcr line Scas mo | @iGroer OF
iIegter Dem 6ribeo til at fare blot o.
breot omtrtug, bpor De Inter. 3
Sper % ! frt bebpgseSe NaboIag er
bette en- abiolit 0sopenoigbeb, men
noe poa oon0et, bpor en- 5armer bar
fitlo &aabigbeo oper fine n9rmeitc
Smgioelier, er Oct piit meb foa ltnb.
tageller boaoe beoit og biaigit at Iabe
Seniene babe fin fuISe 5ribeo. Get
paoitaaes me6 9eitemtbeo, OF bpis
Sons faor aft Oct SiIipn, Sc trPnger,
mar De er inoeluffeoe | en- 6snie.
goaro, % tom Der pinbes betpbelig
Here sGg, emo r,aor De faor ffiette fig
ielp noe ! bet 5rie. Men tGnf iaa
pua off Oct Fas, Der ba npoa til, Iige-
Dan paa Den ftsrre @pngoe @9ring,
Der oa mao ~ifaffes, inoo bnnb &c
fig meo, mar Sc faar 2orper
% Sniefter, 8r9s % arbre I%i9nenbe
ion De foyer meb geeiprIie.
beb. 8oar oct 6ripes til 6en 8raS
| oct itore at en- fnnoig og bpgtig
fun ofre fin Sib pod Of ifistte
Senieloffen riatigt, ba bill Oct ipare
iia, eIlers life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
Tnnr pun IYurmcu.

Get or Oitc bIeUct iogt, al ser imoe5
life ct mere usiiomt Our poo 6ormeu
cuo Gooret. 0cttc QirIoer life blot
Den NTrinG Sc bcbGpcr. men or til,
Ii0c ouocnoeIi1t bonO &u9 % GiIipu
ulgaar, Nj 0Cme @emGrfring man
imioICrti0 life BRACES Sen Shutniug,
At Del triuc3 IjRcqo0t. bporoan Sc itcl.
les. Sroo3 bette or Der lite mango
olminOeIige 6aruerc, ION hnr cn
Slot 6uar; 6oarcaDI er Der / &auoet
Tor en- itor Gel operla0t til uoale en-.
teitc, Der gisr oct nj en- iprifiIt 6or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

refining. 9aa De pibitrofte offentIige
9eitesmarfer / 8eitcn opbr9ttes Der
| Iiiiinonis al 6aar iaa biaigt, al Del
or til 6ortrro for iSnrmerne | be Dele
al 2anoet, bpor Saarene niaa bapnes
pao Gienbom, Ser itoar | bsi 9Groi.
6or Giebliffet er Sanreifagt | bsi
gris. oa llIo er / beiere 9ris, erto Den
bnr nGret paa lang Sio. 2pffelis er
Den Der M bar en- Slot 5aar; tbi Den
ilaar 9oot al iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
Ia rn,rn ne Dnpr,,.

ss,eissrsi at en- praiita 1Sasusr

9Sadr en- 5nrrrer oil pioe, boiifer
Sren al bans 6urming er melt lon.
nelt6e, ian ntoo ban life olene tag(
Seniun I'll sen Brt8 bans Grooufter
fan iClges for, men ogiaa bcreane.
boao 6et fofter cnter / Renge eaer
RengeS GRroi at aple eaer probii.
cerc ben Bare, Der or TaIc ON. SSr.
benfor Oct iaofaIotc Nfai5bclte er Ser
mango, iom bar iG1t at reane no,
brub Gnrfningeu at CT 9cre Mnis
oil fomme til, noar set bereaues |
YSerac. ORIGINATOR :. 3rigg, eli
uf De mcit beffen0te 3ormifribeuter
/ &eite7l opitiacr fslaenoe Sal for
Statgu SSotuuS 8c6foumeuoc: 8lei'
ming al ggeren ON Ssiten $3.50,
0iIfburprina ON 9aoren $50, Sorps
nina ier 4tuntning 5000, Suairs
1925, Saruuiug eiter Blnutuin9en
ST 80, Sire @otge5 RIgiuiuo meo
auttipotor $50, Suifuirg og SHS.
beItnino $3.50, tiIjummcn $3.50.
Gcnnc 9eregniug er pitt riatig nof.
iaa Iangt SEN goar, men ri frpgter
FOR. at sen er nltfor opcritaotif til at
bare t~toaIi6eIia. SooIeSeS mPrfc8,
at icIuc NImtntngen al Wtoiien life
er nppmt, % bnts Senii0tcn mco ioa-
Oanue OperiIng er at fnOc ub, enten
6Ct er pau CAB, etlCr oct er n1e6 6ors
BEL, man iormcr, fna maa 2eieu al oct
2nno, Scr bprfeS, tiqige REGIMES me0,
hpiIfet bcIOber it8 til omtrcnt $500
pr. Mere. Elsie TO ll6giftSpoiter piloe
iorgra Sen bclc Smrfoituiuq til ont
firing 5000 pr. 9Icre. gn fommer
oIt on poo, hpob 2pffe man bar mcO
4ulmgcu. BQa qoh Sorobuno goot
0prtet, burbc Der funne giere$ &eg'
uina puo min&it 10 8ui6el5 pr. acre
oGr6 miR6it 30 Gents pr. @uibel
bpiltet piloe ifnffe Ell rem SOrtiencItc
al $500. Ter er iugen lloiigt til,
at MoiS / en- NOR Gremtio bliper bill
liQcre. men irorcrc 6prere, o9 % au'
iimen blrae 6ripe8 op til ira 80 til
go gufbcla iiteOcHfor at bliue miuhrc
euo 10 8lribelS pr. &cre, bo CT Der
foa Ging poa 6ormerb bcrr fan lenlle
iio beore emo at oprfe 0qiS, entcu
man ieb beHgtter 6eu, eaer Den iGI.
ge8 pon Wtarfcoet. en- aob glplim
er, iom ioQt, SoucOiogcu, % for at
fire iig sen Ianpi6t mrliGt nlaa Der
life ipqrcS pna gebt 6rs til at BE-
gpnoe meS, foriigtig NtantRiRg %
600 &uItnermg. 4Selue Ontfplnnin-
gen oil blipe Hoqeulunbc ben kumla
etttcu QIrbeiOCt ubigreS eoht eIler iIet.
mcn npaIe @l1IhelS mere eIler milOrc
iom llobptte al b0er Ncre, oct 8isr
llnilnaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
3nTef 0a Afskkeust.
Gstiserst d n pIaftia Snsmsssx
Eiters / Gis Sormcr.

20 Spiieifeer Snrer, I Spiieife FIN.
baffet Green gepper" og p Sbeifc
finbaffet 2sg fogeS iumnren fem nj.
inter, iaa tiliettes p Sop ofiilet
Giters.araft, en- Spiieife Tomato.
GotIup, 15 Sbeife Salt, u Sbeite
~preporeret Senuep, ct Tibet Gran So.
peHne-Beber % Ell &int opbaffeoe
2iter8. 3ette imaaiurrer lem Mi.
mlter og fploeS berpan / His.6ormers
ne, iom Iapes paa fslgenSe Maooe:
3 Stopper fogt 6is irereS 2 Spiieifeer
imeltet Snlsr. Saa ifpfleS innoa
aopper | foIot @ano og 3ismasieu
fploes beri, presie8 gobt neoi % iPt.
res 6erpna bort til oct er folot. Waor
Sc er folbe, bn9lbcs be I'D oa NOR
toger meo Ell 9beife foriigtig rb en-
Gel al &iien, idn Set bare bIir ct Sfal
igicu, gnioer ineltet Sntsr oper baabe
inoi % ubenpnd, % letter ioa 5or.
merne tno I @ageroonenJ til Sc er
tpfc6riule.
Stnct somat o. seGeri.
en- 8onbe tomatoes % en- 9unot
SeGleri beauties, Sederien pnifcS,
itrabes % ifirres Oerpaa op / iman
Stpffer, % foges meo Eomoterue til
BEN or mar. ga tiliGttes en- Spiieife
Smsr, en- Ii6en Sbeife Salt, " Sbe.
tie buio geber, og en- Spiieife Sitffer.
Zen ieoneS meb en- SpiieIfe Goru
Stard, ubrert / libt foIbt &aub.
@eci mto Eeriiille.
ct inf Stpffe Sreiteg of 2oorat
irnifiGres set ieige Stpffe pna ben
enc SIDE. bette fan Ga boffes til aar.
bonaSe-aoaer, eler foges. Set more
Stpffe, iom bIir igien borfeS 0obt,
rites oerpoo pon be9ge SiOer og
tpgge8 berpno paa ct flobt 6ab, iom
ferit err normt. Saa itrer man en-
S6eIfc Salt oper, ct lfoet 8ron Ee.
Der, Ell Sbcifc finboffet Geriile, bGl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
Ntt gftieieiifa6. Sra Srebrifsfta6

Rpt aftieiefifab. Sra Srebrifsitao
meoSplp8: ct aftieielifab er bonuet
mes Ell &opitul pdu 10000 8r. Wan
FAR inofis6t gpsmeiter 9rpnilbiens
SrGparefabrif for $1,000 Ser. Set
er Weningen for en- itor Del at erpor.
tere fprOige Sneoferparer Sra So.
trifen er / &irter inoteSeS afierSt Ell
itsrre 2epering al fGrbige Sinouer til
SpoaIrifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

Der en- 1beife Gitron.Snft oper oa
logger oerpaa imaa aIotter sntsr
otilfring. Saa iGtter man bet iuo /
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-14
COLORA.

Mr.. John r. Mccullough is visiting in
Chester and West Chester.
Miss Mabel Pierce. of Octorarc. spent
Il few days with Miss Mary Gray.
The installation of officers of the Imp.
o. II. NJ. and also supper. which was to
have been held Last Monday night, was
postponed until next Monday night.
Mr.. Harvey Barrett, Of New Valley.
has been appointed sexton of West Not
tngham Presbyterian Church and ccme-
terry.
Robert f. Pierce has been on the sick
list for several days.
The remains of William II. Moore.
who died in Germantown Hospital sun
day night. were brought here on Tuesday
evening and taken to the home of his
brother. Charles Moore, where services
were held at / O'Clock on Thursday AFT
ternoon. Intermcnt was in West Not
tingham Cemetery.
Street Brown, Jr., and family moved
from Liberty Grove to Morton, Pa, this
week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-14
CHESAPEAKE CITY.

The Daughters of the Cunfcdcracy
held Il special meeting on Monday even
Ing at the home of Mrs. Bennett Steele
tr make alrdngcmon hts for celebrating
Robert +. Lees birthday. January 10.
st. Monica'S Guild of the Church of
the &, ID Shepherd will meet On We'd
III >day evening. January Is. at til, home
IF Mrs. Byron Bouch,llc.
The International Sunshine Scirty
met at The home Of Mrs. G.. :. Wrollcy
on Tuesday evening.
Mis- Florence. Eyrr entertained few
friends ~ ruchr" on Monday evening.
Among the guests were Mi>$".' Fannie
Wynlall. Of Gtnr=,town. Sallic Wood
all. IF Baltimore. Mrs. W. +. Stevens,
of ASlipoc. $. c., Misses Helen Clay
ton. Harriet Morgan, Elsie KarSncr,
Evelyn Kih!rr. McSSrS. J. Groomc
Steele, Frank Ellison. Frank and Harry
Howard. DR.. Dclmar Smither>.
Miss Elsie karsnpr gave II dinner
party Tuesday evening in honor of the
Misses Woodall
Mr.. and Mrs. James $. Hopper enter
tdiucl Misses Florence T.. and Elsie
Kal<ncr. DR.. Drlmmr SmithcrS and j.
GIoGmC steele at tea on Wednesday
evening.
Thu EurhrC tluh waS entertained by
Mrs. Julu. Clayton and Mrs. Caleb
i'lirr at the home of Mr.. md Mrs. Clay
ton. near St. Augustine. last Thursday
evening. The laGics prizes fcre Won by
Misses Alice Rouden and Mary Steele,
the gentlemrn> by McSs1S. Frank How
ard and Byron y. Bonchellc.
Mr.. Wilmer ~ Kirk of this town was
married last Saturday to Miss Florence
Cook of Elk Mills.
An interesting debate was, held at the
High School last Wednesday morning.
The subject debated WINS Resolved,
that the editor wicldS more power than
the orator" The third year defended
the ALTERNATIVES and the second year. the
negative. 1t was decided in favor Of the
affirmative side.
John NJ. Reed, Jr. and Demar Curry
will run the canncry the coming summer.
They have rented the farm adjoining
where they will raise corn and tomatoes
for that purpose.
The Odd Fellows fair and supper net
ted 5000. holding it four days. Last
year it was held II week and 81 100
were cleared.
The teachers reading circle is being
held every other week instead of every
week. S'me very interesting papers
have been written.
Presiding Elder Mowbray preached III
the Methodist Church on Sunday even
ing. Rev. Mr.. LightbOrne, of Whining
ton. is helping Rev. Mr.. Dashiell with
his extra services this week.
Mr.. John McClosky and sister. Miss
Regina, will entertain their numerous
friends at II dance in Masonic Hall on
Friday evening.
Miss NJ. Il. Ferguson, of Cecilton. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Byron y.
Bouchellc.
Mrs. w. II. Malster, of Baltimore, has
been spending the past week with her
mother, Mrs. Annie COnrey.
Mrs. Amassa Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
George Brown and son spent Sunday
with Mr.. nd Mrs. ID. Palmer Boulden.
Mr.. j. Hanson Knorr of Town Point,
will remove his family to Lancaster
county, Pa, in the spring,