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a man.
NEWS.

aishopviiie Vind;cator.
Mrs. Maggie Parker, wife Mr.. Il. q.
Parker, died Sunday, December s..
aged so years.
Mr.. Bolman Moore died on Tues
day. January End, of pneumonia after
an illness of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed DuRant and Miss
Charlotte Kelley Will leave today for
their new hope in York county.
Mr.. T. G. Perrin, county treasurer.
states that fully three-fourths OF the
taxes have been collected up TO the
close of the old year.
At a meeting OF the town council
held last Tuesday evening an election
was held to ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr.. E. W.
Woodhanc, wno has been in bad
health for some time. There were
three applicants for the place but
Mr.. Adger King was elected. Mr..
htilS lIS SSINSO Ol SllC 4OACS OClSiS
and made a good officer.
M. Dixon. son of Mr.. R. o. Dixon.
who is an all round good printer and
who is now operating a linotype in
Philadelphia, came home 70: the hol-
idays.
TIE Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, Of B%ishopvi!le, has been char
tered. The capital stock is $4,000
and Mr.. ". \. James is president, L.
a. Moore, vice president, and J. Ros-
coe Parker, cashier.
Mr.. Robert D. Reid, son Of Geo. H.
Red. who has been in business for the
past four years in Atlanta and for the
past year has been cashier Of the
Fourth National Bank OF Atlanta, re-
turned last Monday to his Old home,
Eishopville, to accept the position as
assistant cashier.in the Bank OF Bish-
opville.
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Pinewood, January 2.-The holiday
seasons passed without a ripple to mar
its pleasures. Everyone seems to
have had a Jolly time during the fes-
tive season.
The Methodist Sunday school gave
a large Christmas tree on Christmas
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Santa Claus
gave each one a present. After sew
eral hours Of merriment everyone re-
turned to their homes delighted with
the evening.
Hiss Naomie C. Rrougaton, of SUM
ter, has been spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. Jack Weeks, and
her brother, Mr.. Nap B~roughton.
M. Whiteford Smith, of near Co
lualbia. spent q few days with his
brother, MI. Geo. W. Smith, last week.
DR.. Geo. w. B. Smith, of Summer
ton. spent the holidays with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ". SMITH.
Mr.. Napoleon c. Stack spent Mon
day in Sumter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Stack and
children returned from Lake City
Thursday after spending Christmas
with. relatives.
DR.. NJ. D. Murray, who has been
va,y sick. is able to be UP again.
Mr. Ben Griffin is very sick at his
home.
Nj. James P. Lawrence, Jr., re-
turned to M~ayesville Monday evening
after spending Christmas with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Lawrence.
&essrs. ". NJ. and H. E. Richard
son spent a part of~the holidays with
tae:r parents. M. and Mrs. r. c.
Richardson, Sr.
Mrs. r. c. Richardson, III. and
baby returned from the home Of her
parents in Laurens after spending
several weeks.
Misses Eleanor and Lizzie Richard
son returned home Monday after Wis
ting Columbia for a few days.
Mr.. a. r. Williamson, of South
Carolina College is spending several
days in town.
DR.. Paul NJ. salley spent Tuesday
in Columbia.
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MANNING NEWS NOTES.

Manning Times.
On last Thursday night about s
o'clock. the barn and stables Of Mr..
E. P. Mcleod were destroyed by fire,
and it was with considerable difficulty
that Mr.. Mcleod saved his mules. His
loss was very heavy, a fine cow, gu
bushels of corn, forage and other
things of value.
TO be married this evening, by Rev.
J. NJ. Holiday, at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. w. s. Earvln, Mr.
Charles S. Rigby and Miss Lillian Har-
vim.
Nj. c. H. James, who for several
wears was a salesman With the Kras-
noff Mercantile Company here, has
moved to Sumter, where he will en-
a e in business on his own account.
Mr.. James is a hard worker and a
good salesman.
There will be a meeting Friday eve
ming at 7:3O O'Clock at the Manning
Hotel to discuss the ~advisability of
giving Manning a base ball team for
the coming season.
Mr.. l.. J. Nettles has rendered to
Governor Hayward his resignation as
Magistrate at Foreston, ana former
Magistrate J. E. RichbourS nas been
recommended for the appointment.
Died last Wednesday, at the home
of her son-in-law, F. S. Geddings, Mrs
Julia Corbett, aged II years the day
of her death. The funeral took place
the next day, Rev. L. L. Bedenbaugh
conducted the service.
Manning gives up a most excellenN
citizen, and Sumter is the gamer by
it. Sumter is always reaching out for
tie best Of everything. Mr.. T. Muir
rett Mouzon has accepted a position
as bookkeeper with O'Donnel & Co.,
and left last Monday morning for his
post of duty. Mr. Mouzon filed G. SIM
liar position with the W. z. Jenkiason
Co. here, and were it not that ne was
going to a new city we would think il
superduous to say a word about him.
He has moved t. Sumter, and we no:
only commend him to the business in.
terets OF that growing city, but can
in all sincerity vouch for his high
character and noble impulses. O'Don-
nell & Co, with the Characteristic
'shrewdness> of its head, Mr.. Neil
ODonnell has succeeded in securing
an Office man that they ri place the
fullest confidence in, and not keep
awake ct nights wondering what the
result will be. Mr.. Mouzon is g high
toned Christian gentleman, and We
congratulate him on his promotion,
and O,Donnell & Co. on securing such
a a
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week. A generous friend OF hers sent
her, by express, a box of pretty little
presents as a new years gift for each
member of her school. a pleasing
idea that.
Miss Hettie Tomlinson has gone to
live with her sister, Mrs. Howard
Green, Of New Zion. Mr.. Hoyt Tom
linson has rented his farm and has
gone to Florida.
We regret for these young people
to leave.
A bank was organized in Beulah last
week, and will open for business the
first of February.
Mrs. James P. Langston's condition
was not improved by her stay in a
hospital in Charleston. She has re-
turned home.
Mrs. 3. C. Truluck is still very sick.
Mr.. Alex Kirby, aged SIS, diea on
Friday night. and was buried at Beth
ell Sunday, where he had been a con
sistent and honored member for many
years.
The weather grumblers had ample
opportunity last week to satiste them
selves.
The world is so full of blessings that
lots are passed by unnoriced.
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in Sumter.
PISGAI1.

Pisgah. Jan. 8.-The new year has
brought the usual moving. Several
persons have been beat out OF conslc-
cradle monev advanced to hands. then
they have chit the grit" for other
parts. This thing has gone on from
ear to wear. until it is time to call a
halt. Of all professions, that of the
farmer at *be present, on account OF
the labor PRESTON, is the most diff
cult. The Ia Dor available, is more
unavailable than ever before. and to get
any you have to buy the bands from
ether parties. aud often the ammuni-
ton is worth more than the euu.
Without a change, a year or so will
wind MP the the present MODE OF
farming. for 20 MAJ can run his farm
long under present conditions. Young
men are a~voidiugt he farms as much as
possible, waiting big salaries. That
leaves tie farns to be run nv the old
men. and the trj1'ag young negro Ia
Dor, and that looks like the beginning
Of the end.
l notice that Senator Tillman is
showing the rascslity hf the Republ;-
cans right. No doubt be will Uncover
some things to their injury in the
rext campaign.
A sociable was ct Mr. Z Nj. Brad
ley's last week. Among thcs7 crfsent
we're: Misses Eva and Lucille Brittoo.
Irere Weldon, la Eva:s, MAUD Brad
ford, Halle Nelson and Essie White
and Messrs Hoyt Mose!v. Lawrence
White, Marvin Weldon, @. ". Hart
ness. DIN Muunerlvn, Hugh Evans.
B. F. Skinner, Kuead Pearce aDd
DIN White. Refreshments were serT-
ed during the evening.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
items OF Interest Condensed and Par.
agraphed for Quick Reading.

E. NJ. Huffstetter, a well digger, IS
years OLD, was killed by a we'll cavins
in on him at Gaffney on Monday after
noon.
J. r. Pedler has been arrested in
Knoxville, Tenn, for soliciting cotton
mill operatives for South Carolina
mills.
H. Frank White. a young white man
from Gaffney, was run over and kill
ed in the Southern freight yards in
Spartanburg Monday night.
Fire at the Eureka Cotton Mill,
Chester, destroyed a warehouse and
1900 bales of cotton. Loss, 500, 600,
fully covered by insurance.
John Goldman was seriously stab
bed at the Mollohon cotton mill, New
berry, OF Saturday by Robert Sey-
nour.
THE Lexington &c new tourist
hotel on the Ridge IesEesl Leesville
and Batesburg, was opened saturday
under the management of Major
Childs, Of Battleboro, Vt.
John ]. Bishop, one of the beer dis
pansecs in Spartanburg who was in
dicted for violation of the dispensary
law, was convicted Monday. The july
recommended him to mercy.
Pryor Scruggs was arrested IL CAT
ney Monday on the double charge OF
attempt to commit criminal assault
on a negro woman and shooting her
with a pistol.
j H. Witherspoon, who vas Shot by
DR.. E. S. Mellow at Lancaster Satur-
day, is still alive and recovery is now
hoped for.
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TAX RETURNS FOR 1906.
OFFICE OF
COUNTY AUDITOR, SUMTER CO.,

Sumter, S. c., Dec. 10, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that I Will at
tend, in person or by deputy, at the
following places on the days indicated,
respectively, for the purpose of re-
ceiving returns of rea estate, personal
property and poll taxes for the fiscal
year, commencing January l, 1906:
Tindal's Store, Monday, Jan sth.
Privateer, Jenkins Store), Tues
day, Jan. 9th. {
Manchester, (Levi's), Wednesday,
Jan. 10th.
Wedgefeld, Thursday, Jan. 18th.
Stateburg, Friday, Jan. 18th.
Hagood, Monday, Jan. 18th.
Remberts, Tuesday, Jan. 18th.
Dalzell, Wednesday, Jan. 18th.
Gordon's Mill, Thursday, Jan. 18th.
Oswego, Friday, Jan. 18th.
Mayesville, Tuesday, Jan. 23d.
Shiloh, Wednesday, Jan. oath.
Norwood x Roads, Thursday, Jan.
18th.
The law requires that all persons
owning property or in any wise hav-
ing charge Of such property, either as
agent, husband, guardian, trustee. ex-
ecutor, administrator, ETC., return the
same under oath to the auditor, who
requests all persons to be prompt in
making their returns and save the so
per cent. penalty, which will be added
to the property valuation of all persons
who fail to make returns within the
time prescribed by law.
Taxpayers return what they own
on the first day of January, 1905.
Assessors and taxpayers will enter
the first given name Of the TAXPAYER
in full, also make a separate return
Tor each township where the property
is located n also in each and every
case the Number Of the school district
must be given.
Every male citizen between the age
Of twenty-one and sixty years on the
first day of January, 1906, except
those incapable of earning a uppor
from being manned or from other
causes, are deemed taxable polls, and
except Confederate soldiers SO years
OF age, on January 1st, 1906.
Under instructions from the Comp
troller General, a separate return
must be made of each tract or parcel
of land.
All returns must be made on or be-
fore the 10th day Of February, next.
L cannot take returns after that date
and all returns made after the Goth
day Of February, are subject to a pen
Of so per cent.
j. DIGGS WILDER,
Auditor Sumter County.
December 20, 1905.
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prSEWcoD HAPPENINGS.

Pinewood, January S.-on Sunday
last Mr.. Charles Jenkinson, formerly
of Manning. but for the past year po-
liceman in Mayesville, arrived on train
No. So, hired a horse and buggy from
the stables Of Mr.. r. F. Epperson to
go to Silver, S. c. He was accompanied
by a negro driver, Preston Sanders.
who was previously employed by Eel
der & Mimms' stable at this place.
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opville.
IAN

Max, S. c., January S.-Messrs
McSwain, Keith and Ivy. OF T:mncas-
vile, D. w. Alderman, of Alcota. Ca
leb Lynch and on, of Lynches, were
in Peulah last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Head. OF Walker,
Tex, who left here Is years ago are
visiting relatives in Clarendon county.
Also. Mr.. Charlie Farmer and wife.
of Austin, Tex, are visiting in Flor
enc county.
Mr.. j.. Thos. Kirby, of Columbia,
and Mr.. j. D. Frierson. Of Shiloh, win
leave for Cuba next Tuesday, where
they intend spending a few weeks on
pleasure bent.
a fair voyoge and safe return to
them.
Mrs. Roberts, of Columbia, is Wis
iting at the home of her cousin, Mr..
J. d. Frierson, Shiloh.
Miss Hart resumed her school last
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Col. III. T. Thompson Resigns.

Columbia, January g. Atelegram
from New York today stated that Col.
Henry T. Thompson, the district agent
of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, had resigned. Reason for the
resignation is not given, but it was
supposed to have been the result Of
an offer made Colonel Thompson by
the Equitable Life Insurance Company
for a similar position.
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The driver. Preston Sanders, reports
that Mr.. Jenkinson shot and killed
one jim Robinson, colored at Silver
for reasons not known. From all ac-
counts Mr.. Jenkinson was under the
influence of whiskey. So fer the par
ticulars are unobtainable. The negro
driver, Sanders; did not wait to get
Iany particulars, but tramped back to
lPinewood, leaving the horse and bug
CIV at Silver. Sanders was about 100
wards from the shooting. Robinson
was shot through the head and dieo
instantly.
Two negroes, namely, Moses Reese
and Alex Duhose, were drowned iii
santee river a few days ago by the
boat turning over The negroes were
working for Mr.. Cd. Harvin, who
was sluicing logs for the Santee River
Cvoress Lumber Company.
Mr.. j.. j. Rroughton has purchased
a lot in Pinewood and expects to build
soon.
Mr.. O. D. Harvin has purchased n
of the most comfortable homes in
iPinewood. Mr.. Earvin will move in
a few days, making Pinewood his
home.
The merchants here are very well
satisfied With their trade for 1905.
They al speak very well Of their bust
ness.
Mir. ]. ). Barwick has completed
his residence on East Commerce
street.
Mr.. Mimms, of Timmonsville, has
moved here, renting Nj. J. j. Bar
wick's farm.
P. B. Lawrence has opened a gro
Gerry store on Commerce street and
Mr.. r. A<Lawrence, Jr.. has opened
a grocery store on the same street.
Mr.. Geo. W. Smith and the Farmers
Exchange are adding more store room
to meet their increasing demands.
DR.. M. D. Murray, who has been
confined to his room for sometime, is
able to be out again.
MI. w. P. Monaghan, who has been
employed as agent for the Coast Lin
railroad at this point, for the last two
years, resigned as agent several days
ago. c. B. Keels is acting agent.
Or. P. NJ. salley will complete his
brick Office in a few days.
Mr.. Hutto, principal and Miss Hut
to, assistant of the Pinewood school,
have returned to Pinewood to resume
their work.
Messrs. H. F. Stack and Harry Ged-
d;ngs spent today in Ello-ee, S. c.
Hon. and Mrs. R. 1. Manning, OF
Sumter, was down to attend Hon. J.
N. Richardson's funeral.
Quite a number Of travelling men
were in town last week.
Mrs. R. S. Beckharn, who has been
sick for several days, is improving.
Miss Lillian Lawrence is quite sick
at home with lagrippe.
Mrs B. Ward, of Wilmington, is
visiting relatives.
Misses Alma Broadway and Decca
Lawrence are spending some time at
Mayesville.
His many relatives ard friends Of
our community mourn the death Of
Hon. j. N. Richardson, of Pamela. He
was buried Sunday afternoon at st.
Marks Episcopal church at $3.50
o'clock. Six children survive him,
Messrs. j. NJ, r. c., Thomas and H.
B. Richardson and Mrs. Edward
Briggs and Mrs. [. E. Brailsford, al
OF whom reside at Panoia.
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WEDGEEIEID.

Wadgeaeld, January 5.-Very little
interest was taken in the lection here
yesterday, only 81 votes were cast, OF
which Mr.. E. w. Dabos received %
and NJ. Il. G. McKagen-
Our voters were disappointed be
caus the nominee OF our club would
not enter the race.
Mrs. Carrie Brohun, Miss Florida
and Master Master Matt Brohun are
spending few days with relatives IN
Clarendon county before departing for
their future home in Asheville, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenoir left for Davis
station on Tuesday, where they viii
reside in the future.
Miss Bessie Aycock returned to
Charlotte, n. c., to resume her studies
at college there.
After a pleasant visit to relatives in
Drangeburg county Mrs. NJ. L. Par
kr has returned home
Cadets Frank Dwight, Elliott Thorn
John Ryan, Gerald Ryan and G.
McLaurin. returned to Clemson on
Tnesday-
After spending the holidays at
home M. Thad Troutman has return
mrned to the S. C. G. I at Edgefeld.
Mr.. Geo. Geddings. who has been
lying near Gains mill for the past few
years has rented the Singleton resi-
dence and farm at Blackwoods.
Miss Decca Singleton, of Charleston,
and Miss Olive Keilys of Bishopville,
are visiting Mrs. F. E. Thomas.
Mr.. IT, D. Rrohun returned to the
University of Virginia on Tuesday.
Aar. and Mrs. ". Il. Ramsey enter
tanned a few friends on Monday even
Mr.. soult Mellette viii leave for Co
lumbia in a few days where he expects
TO take a business curse.
After a pleasant visit to relatives
here Misses Miriam and Nellie Mel
lett, of sumter, returned home on
yesterday.
Miss Annie Dwight is spending a
Jew days WITH friends i'll Columbia.
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managed to get on a log, where he
stayed until rescued. I understand
that DR.. P. M. Sally says that the
boy will go crazy from fright and hav-
ing to stay there on that log so long
in the night exposed to the rain ana
cold. They were drowned not far
from Milford (the old Manning man
sion).
Mrs. S. C. Kolb is improving it is
thought. No other sick to report.
Rev. T. P. Lice visited Mrs. S. C.
Kolb last Thursday.
w. j. Ards and wife visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. NJ. Ards last Tuesday night
G. w. Scott visited his brother, Louis
Scott, at Cane Savannah last Monday.
Miss Mary Lee Ards and brother,
John, visited at W. ]. Ards last Mon
day night.
Ben Geddings and wife visited W. j.
Ards and wife last Thursday.
Thomas J. Mcintosh and VIE, d
holiness preacher, is here at his grand
fathers, j. B. Mcintosh, ST..
+ took trip last Thursday to South
west Manchester to see my old friend,
Mr.. r. S. Bartlette. Dick is getting
old. but he and his son Robert are
E5aine AT home and boarding at the
same place. They had six fine porkers
hanging on a pole and have more to
follow. They make their W corn
and raise plenty Of hogs to keep ana
to sell, which is pretty good for an old
Reb. But I did not see any Mrs. 3
there. The old man can be excused,
but Boss ought to get him a wife.
Everything here is calm and serene
this morning.
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DURANT.

Durant, S. c., January 5.-Cards are
out announcing the marriage Of Mr.
Robert Wheeler to Miss Claricell
White on Wednesday, January II, at
p o'clock in New Harmony church.
Mr.. Robert Witherspoon and bride
of Louisville, KY, arrived this morn
ing to spend two weeks with relatives
here.
DR.. Mood came to Durant last week
on professional business.
Miss Julia Keller, Of Orangeburg,
is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. ROBBIE
Durant.
Mr.. James Reeves and son spent
Thursday in Sumter.
Things have Quilted down since the
holidays. The children have gone u
their respective schools and every one
has begun the New Year with brighter
hopes.
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LYNcHBURG.


Lynchburg, anuary 2.-Christmas
day IN this little town was unusually
uniel-not a drunk man was seen here
that day.
The negro froIcs are the places to
and drunkenness and rowdyism-
E-hree-fourths of the men carry guns
to those places. This correspondent
wsinforrned that at a negro froac
negr this place recently, there were
not less than 50 guns leaning against
fhe Inside wall OF the house. At the
aoaie on the night Of the 9th inst,
where and when Cupid Lowry shot
sam Taylor to death, there was a
large number of shotguns- The three
Lowry brothers all had shot guns, and
some accusation made against n OF
hs Lowry family brought about the
5eash.
Cupid Lowry is still fugitive from
Justice, but may yet be apprehended-
There are within eight miles of this
pace 40 or so families Of Lowry ne
groes. There are around this place
I've Robert LoNrys and four Sam
Isowgs.
New Years day was pretty well OBJ
served in this place. Nearly all Of U
merchants are taking stock today. and
here are several changes in the make
no of the firm names.
NJ. James Kirby viii succeed Mr..
John Talon IN the Stokes livery bus
aness. Mr.. Talon accepts a position
IN Tmmonsville.
The Grim Mcleod Mercantile and
ranking Company opened up business
yesterday. But their large building
Is . yet completed.
mr.. Tom Smith, the mill man, is
now a resident OF our town.
MI. a. ]. Price has moved to Tim
monsvilie.
Nj. Brooks galloway has formed a
c0-partnership witn W. Stokes and
has moved to this town.
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denbaugh and family left today for
his new charge at New Zion. He has
been pastor of the Methodist church
for the past two years.
Miss Marion Ragin has accepted a
clerkship at the Pinewood Mercantile
store.
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saluda, January Charles Zim-
norman, colored. who shot and in
stantly killed Jim Stevens, also col
ored, just across the Saluda line in
Edgefeld county, night before last,
was lodged in Jail here this afternoon
for safe keeping.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EWsY LETTERS FROM OUR sPE-
CIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
EEaena OF interest From ali Parts OF
Sumter and Adjoining Counties.

NoTYCE no CoRREsPoNDENTS.
NAH your letters s. that they will
reach this Office not later than Tues
LAY morning. When the letters are
received Wednesday it is almost an
zznpossibility to have them appear in
he paper issued that day.
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LAND FOR RENT.

IAN Offering for rans the tract of
land on the Whites Mill Road, about
four miles from town. containing lat
acres more or less, formerly the prop.
erty Of the late Miss Alice Poole.
NELL O:DONNELL.
Jan 9-2w
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j H. Witherspoon, who was Shot by
DR.. E. s. Mellow at Lancaster Satur-
day. is still alive and recovery is now
hoped for.
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puEwooD HAPPENINGS.

Pinewood, January 2.-The holiday
seasons passed without a ripple to mar
its pleasures. Everyone seems to
have had a Jolly time during the fes-