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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-11-21
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items Of Interest Condensed and Par
agraphed for Quick Reading.

Judge Purdy has ovcrruled the
motion for new trial for George
Kenny, the murderer of Convict
Guard Stello, of Charleston, and re-
sentenced him to be hanged on De-
cember 2Stt.
A warrant has been issued for
Raphael Campbell, Darlington county
negro, for whipping his wife to death.
ella Young, colored, was run over
and fatally injured by street car in
Spartanburg Wednesday.
There was a heavy fall of snow
throughout the upper counties of the
State Wednesday.
Jack Thomas, a negro man died in
Columbia Wednesday of lockjaw.
Newton Cadj!yll, white, of Lee
county, has been lodged in Jail for
disposing Of property under mortgage.
Frank C. Wrenn, of Greenwood
county has been acquitted of murder.
He killed white capper who went to
his house at night to whip him.
Mr.. a. G. Kenyon, the Southern
Railway road foreman, who was
seriously stabbed by striking ma
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SALEM.

Salem, Nov. 19.-There is an un-
usual amount of unrest among the
tenants and laborers of this section.
AS usual on short crop years, much
moving around will be INDUCED in be-
tween now and January. While the
crop output has been small, labor is
scarce and unwilling. Do as little as
possible seems the chief aim Some
too, are keeping company with the
wild beasts of the forest to avoid some
anxious creditor. So there is no
certainty where to find them.
Farm stock are already showing the
effects of the light corn crop and
will be in bad shape to begin the crop
of 'O7 with But many of them will
doubtless change hands, and possibly
the change will prove beneficial to
their general health.
Rev. Mr.. Knox, Of Mayesville,
preached at Brick church on Sunday
and presided over the congregational
meeting after service, which resulted
in a call to Rev Mr.. Workman to the
the pastorate Of this church.
Mr.. E. NJ. McElveen received very
painful cut on the forehead on Friday
night by falling over pair OF steps
trat had been removed from build
ing he was overhauling. 1t seems he
went out into the yard after dark,
forgetting the steps had been re-
moved. falling over them, his fore
head striking a sharp corner and cut
ting a cash fully an inch long, sever
ing an artery, which had to be taken
up by a physician after nine-nile
drive. While his wound is quite
painful and will perhaps leave an ug-
ly scar from the fact that it is as
much Of a bruise as a cut, no Sc
rious results are anticipated by has
friends, and a speedy recovery hoped
for
Considerable hay has been cut
within the past two weeks, and is per-
haps almost as good feed as the storm
beaten stuff that most Of us tried to
save earlier.
Our mail facilities since the R. F.
D. service began, gives universal dis
satisfaction to the patrons of the late
Goodwill Office from the fact that we
don't get our mail until late in the
afternoon and occasionally next day.
We had expected as good service from
the present system as we received
from the old "Star Route" But such
is not the case. Our mail is started
promptly and carefully from the dis
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PRIVATEER.

Privateer, S. c., Nov. 1S.-Mrs. R.
b. Furman is visiting friends and
relatives in Hartsville.
Mr.. Harry Fielder, of Denmark
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Mrs. L. B. jenkins.
Miss Elma Geddings spent Sunday
at her home in Paxville.
Miss Corine and Masters Marion
land Archie Wells spent Saturday and
Sunday in Wedgefeld.
,Messrs. Marion Rivers and j. D.
Jenkins spent Friday in Camden.
Miss Mabel Mellette spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Mayesville.
Mr.. Charles jenkins has a position
is Sumter at the baggage room.
We are sorry to report that Mr..
NJ. G. Ramsey is worse and is con-
fined to his bed.
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PRIVATEER NEWS ITEMS.
Mr.. NJ. G. Ramsey. One of Pri.aseer's
Oldest Citizens, Dead-i'ersonal
Mention.

Privateer, S. c., Nov. 2O.-Mr. W.
D. Lyman, one of Privateer's nest
popular young men, has gone 70 San
ford, Fla, to spend the winter.
Mrs. r. B. Furman returned from
Hartsville Saturday, accompanie by
her sister, Mrs. Coker.
The oyster supper at Mrs Hannah
Ingram's Friday night was success.
After all had partaken of oysters and
other refreshments. which we're de-
iightfully served by the school chill
dren, they We're entertained with
music beautifully rendered py Misses
Hattie May Hardee, Edna Geddings
and Others
Mr. Yates Nesbitt, of Columbia,
spent Sunday at the home of his ia
ther Mr. S. E. Nesbitt.
Mrs Graham Pritchard, of Davis
Station, returned home after a sew
days visit to her brother, Mr.. Her1y
Barkley.
Mr.. NJ. G. Ramsey, who had 1een
confined to his bed for several weeks,
died yesterday afternoon, about 5
O'Clock, and will be buried at O'Clock
today. The family has the sympathy
Of the entire community in this, their
sad. affection.
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HAVE YOU CATARRH?
Breathe Hyomei and Get Relief and
Cure-Sold Under Guarantee.

If you have catarrh, with offensive
breath, burning pans in the taroat-
coughing, raising of mucous, difficulty
IN breathing, sneezing, huskiness, dis
charge from the nose, tickling and
dropping at the back Of the throat
especially at night, coughing spasms,
ETC., begin the use of Hyonei at once.
It's healing medication will give re-
lief in a few days and its continued
use will completely drive all catarrhal
germs from the system.
Eyomei contains Natures healing
oils and balsams, the germ-killing
properties of the pine-forests, and
goes with the air you breathe to the
most remote cells of the respiratory
organs, searching out and killing ali
catarrhal germs and soothing and
healing any irritation there may be in
the mucous membrane. It is easy
and pleasant to use Hyomei, pleasan-
terthan most Of the stomach dosing,
as its healing air is breathed through
neat pocket inhaler, which can be
carried in the purse or vestpocket,
and carries medication to just the
sport where relief is needed.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but 81, extra bottles, if needed, SO
cents, and j. F. W. DeLorme gives his
personal guarantee with every pack
age that money will be refunded un-
less the treatment cures. This shows
his faith in the power of Hyomei to
cure catarrh.
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q MAX.

Max, S. c., Nov. 19.-Mrs. T. NJ. 4
McENeen, sfter long illness, dice
last Thursday. The burial services
were conducted by Rev. Bedenbauga
VIM. Tunstall's little son, who was
badly burned nearly three weeks ago
died this morning.
Messrz. J., c. and L. R. Trueluos
went to Florence last week on busl-
ness.
Mrs. Annie Lemon and two sons. OF
Bath, are visiting relatives about
here.
Mr.. Victor White and bride attend
ed church at Bethel last Sunday.
Hogs are fattening.
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chinists in Columbia few days ago.
will get well.
The ginnery of Stockman Brothers,
at Loco, Greenwood county, was
burned Monday night Loss $4,000. &
Ishmall Harris, colored, was found
dead near the Olympia Mill, Colun-
bia, Thursday. His death was due to-
liquor and exposure.
The State Baptist Convention wilE
meet in Spartanburg November 9th.
The ministers conference will meet
on the 26th.
Welsh Neck foot ball team defeated
Charleston College at Hartsville on
Thursday, score IS to 0.
Mr.. Aug. W. Smith, of Spartanburgr
was elected president Of the Union
Buffalo Cotton Mills to succeed Mr.
E. w. Robertson at meeting Of di-
rectors held in New York Thursday.
Mary Singleton, negro school
teacher, was run over on trestle=
near Walhalla Wednesday and both
legs cut off.
A well dressed white woman aban-
doned a six weeks old girl baby in
Greenville Wednesday afternoon. The.
police have failed to find the woman.
Mr.. J. H. Thayer, prominent cit
izen Of Charleston, died Sunday.
Mr.. H. F. Holly, of Aiken, died i'm
the infirmary of the University Of
South Carolina of typhoid fever on
Sunday.
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WISACKY.

Wisacky, Nev. 1a.-We have had
u week o. pleasant weather, but it is
threatening rain again.
The farmers are busy planting oats
and gathering the little cotton that is
left in the fields.
The health of the community is
very good at this time.
Master Myron Smith, who has been
in business in Charleston, has been
in our midst the past week.
Miss Lula Williams visited relatives
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HAGOOD.

Hagood, S. c., Nov. T.-Crops are
about ali gathered, and people are
busy putting in their small grain. l
suppose they are as cheerful as cir
eumstances will allow. Of course
1hey are cutting expenses, and as a
consequence the merchant feels it.
Speaking Of cutting expenses, there is
a tribe, not SO numerous, it is to be
hoped, as they once were, who begin
this business at the house Of God,
shaving the preachers salary and the
benevolences. I do not think 1 am
mistaken when I say that such lose
more by the procedure than they
gain. If one will but think he will
see, too, that it is a small, mean game
Our merchants at such times need
sympathy, standing, as they do be-
tween US and sheer want or what may
be worse. Every man should do his
best to satisfy them, to help them, for
many of them stand in need Of 1t.
Just a year or SO back, when we were
ia the grip OF the cotton speculator it
was these as much as any one else
who came robably 70 our rescue.
Our (?1 Cotton Association! Is it
dead? Isit clean gone forever? Has
it served its day? Is there no place
for it in our economy? It is common
talk that some of its chief promoters,
men who went up and down the earth
preaching it up, speculated extensive
y. Old Diagones might experience
as great difficulty here in this a. D.
goth century finding an honest man
with lighted torch in the daytime as
he d.a in Athens. Sometimes we grow
, pious and question seriously whether
every man has his price, but some
new piece Of rascality in an uneX-
pected quarter is unearthed, and our
faith is shaken to its foundation.
Wanted: A competent, honest man
to pilot the Cotton Association. Some
of US little fellows worked hare for
it. and without a crunnb Of comfort,
unless it came from our powerful 60
speeches, the satisfaction Of getting
before the public. am not quite
certain that few did not try to
make it stepping stone to Office.
But where is the association?
Quite a number Of people, negroes
chiefly, have gone to other parts
unknown sometimes.
I met fellow the other day who
must have kicked himself, at least he
ought, for having been such an ass,
but if so he ought to keep it up with
increasing vigor, for his asaninity in
creases with his years. Did you ever
Asee such people?
ks present cotton crop is short.
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at Timmonsville a few days since.
Miss FIossie May Smith, of Bishop
vile, has been visiting relatives re-
Gently.
Miss Margaret Gibson, who teaches
the Wisacky school, has been visiting
friends and relatives in Bishopville
the past two days.
We think Lee county will be we'll
represented in Columbia at the un-
yelling Of General Hampton's monu-
ment
There is no news in this neighbor-
hood. Farmers are very gloomy about
the short crops and low prices of cot
ton.
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STATEBURG.


stateburg, Nov. 12.-Mrs. James
Pinckney and Miss A. N. Moore spent
last week in Sumter the guests OF
Mrs. A. P. Manning.
Mr.. Early Mellette returned to
Charleston last evening after a short
vacation spent with his family.
Miss Virginia Saunders, who is at
tending college in Columbia, spent
saturday and Sunday at home.
Rev. W. H. Barnwell is visiting
friends in Clarendon today.
Mrs. M. S. Burgess, of Sumter,
spent Friday with Mrs. screven
Moore.
Mr.. James simons, of Ferguson
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mis-, Anna p. Burgess spent Friday
and Saturday in Sumter, the guest OF
Miss May Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Saunders We're
In Columbia last week.
Mrs. James Parker, Of New York
city and her mother, Mrs. Jones, OF
Savannah, Ca, were in the neighbor-
hood last week, the guests of Mrs.
e F. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Pinckney,
with little Miss Emma Pinclzney, are
spending a few days in Sumter this
week.
Mr.. James Cain spent Sunday at
.Cherry Vale" the home Of Mrs. E.
N. Frierson.
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tributing Office and is delivered care
fully by our efficient carrier, but the
route inspector caused our machinery
to run backwards and throw every
thing out of gear.
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figure as they please about it, still the

figure as they please about it, still the
price does not improve.
The laboring classes are finding it
difficult these days ''to make buckle
and tongue meet even when they
work steadily, Notwithstanding there
are those who appear to get along
fairly and do nothing. If the vagran-
CIV law was more rigidly enforced II
might help matters. Raggod. I
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
MEWsY LETTERS FROM OUR SPE
CIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Mems CT Interest From all Parts OF
sumter and Adjoining Counties.
al mo- coRREsPoNDENTs.

NOTICE no CORRESPONDENTS.
Mail your letters so that they will
ssseach this Office not later than Tues
day morning. When the letters are
received Wednesday it is almost an
9mpossibility 20 have them appear IN
3ae paper issued that day.
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals for the erection ola farm
residence at the Central Utah Elk
pertinent Station at Lehi, win be
received by the secretary of said
college at Logan, Utah, until u
O'Clock noon, September IA. also mt
the Banner Office.
Plans and specifications may be
seen on and after Aug. 3lst, at the
Secretary's office of the college,
and at the office of The Banner,
Lehi.
Certified checks i'm the amount OF
10 per cent of proposed contract
price must accompany all bids.
The right to reject any and all
proposals is hereby reserved.
BY order Of the Board of Trns
tees of the Agricultural College.
j. A. BExErL, Secretary.
Dated Logan City, Aug. 25, 1906.
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Telephone: Residence 6. once at BAnE
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Buy your shoes b Mere.
60. and get a boolYFTNmce.
Ella Wood web ealt Lake
City Saturday, VIII ia will at.
tend school this at st.
Mary's Academy. ~
Owing to sictpess-reA1. G. L.
stookey has been sun'pS % return
as soon as he exp&I, cs,2 Ut hope.
to be back to Lchi in aokw days.
Blankets for that chil feeling.
Peoples Cor.
Judge and Mrs. Bt6ey ret lrned
home to Illinois lasfal mi They
have been visiting in Ilehi for the
past month with their daughter,
Mrs. DIR. II. Il. Steele.
Prepare for winter; make use of
our crockery and glass jars.
Lehi Mere. Co.
A. j. Evans was at Provo Tues
day on legal business. He pur-
chased some of the school lands
sold that day by the state, located
in Cedar Valley.
Good for the cough, removes cold the,
the cause Of the cough. That's the
work of Kcnnedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar-the original laxative cough
syrup. Contains no opiates. Sold 10y
Peoples Coop Institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Spencer
of Escalante, Garfield Co., are Wis.
iting in Lehi, guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. Louis Bushman.
Isaac Gudmundson of Iona, Idaho,
is visiting friends in Lehi, guest of
his brother, Abe Gudmuns0n. He
reports things in Idaho rs being
first class. They will have the
largest beet crop this year that
they ever raised.
The Sunaower dance given by
the Silver Band on Tuesday eve
was a success. Gerald Taylor won
the prize for having the largest
Suniiower, measuring 40 inches in
circumference. There was large
number present and every one
spent an enjoyable evening.
Ladies we are now ready to
supply you with a nice stylish fur.
We have just received our fall
shipment this week. Call and
make selection while the stock is
complete. Peoples Coop. Inst.
The Knitting Factory is now
very busy, a large number of girls
are employed and they are manu-.
featuring great deal of under
wear. This is one of the indus.
tries established in Lehi that is
growing. More goods have been
sold already than was sold during
all of the past year.
When you have cold Il is well TO be
very careful about using anything that
will cause constipation. BE particu-
arly careful about preparations con
Lainlng opiates. Use Kennedyis Laxa-
i've Honey and Tar, which stops the
cough and moves the bowels. Soil by
Peoples Coop. Institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Fox
returned from Raymond, Canada.
Tuesday evening, after months
visit with his son, Chas. Fox, and
'ther relatives. He visited many
If our Lehi people and says they
ire doing well. Mr.. Fox is de.
lighted with the country and |
links it has a great future.
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Joseph Briggs of Hebcr was in
Lehi on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Vaughan has returned
from a trip TO Sugar, Idaho.
j. N. Butts will leave for Deep
Creek next Saturday.
A. NJ. Stewart is home from a
trip out to Deep Creek.
Furs! Furs! Fursl at Peoples
Coop. Inst.
Mrs. w. NJ. Stookey has return
ed from her visit to Canada.
Nate Rockhill will leave for
Nevada next Saturday.
w. Il. Racker made a business
trip to Salt Lake City today.
Jennie Bromley resigned from
her position at the Racker Mere.
Go. and is now living at Am. Fork.
Buy your building material at
The Racker Mere. Co. and be
happy.
Julia Evans is home from Salt
Lake visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Evans.
Chas. Ohran, who is manufac-
turing brick and doing contract
work at Sugar, Idaho, spent part
of last week at home.
When you want furniture and
ranges at the right prices see The
Racker Mere. Co.
Mrs. Ada Stoddart and her
daughter, Mrs. Ira Taylor, have
gone to Garland.
Pres. $. l.. Chapman, wife and
daughters of Am. Fork were the
guests of Ole Larson Friday even
ing.
OF the five pumps at the head of
Jordon, only three are being used
now. They can supply the demand
for water in the other Valley.
At the home of Bishop Lewis on
Wednesday evening the Sunday
School teachers and officers of the
3rd Ward held a social and a pleas
ant evening was spent,
Richard Norman has bought a
tract of land from Joseph Briggs |
of Heber, situated on the County |
road just west of Il. A. Bushman's.
Ed Bone and his two sisters,
Julia and Clara, attended the fun
eral at Salt Lake City of Mrs.
Bertha Sorper, on Tuesday. She
recently came from New York and
made her home in Salt Lake.
Ask any Jap" that.you may see,
"Why the Gar, with Bear behind"
had to climb tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks, says
he,
They gave us Rocky Mountain Tea.
II. j. Wadsworth.
New songs, catch music, elabor-
ate costumes, plenty of good sing
ing and dancing, performed by a
company Of unusual. capability,
good plot telling a funny story, full
of witty sayings and comedy situa.
lions, all surrounded by twelve ex-
ceptionally handsome young ladies,
combine TO make the musical sensa-
ton, Looking for a Wife, " which
is announced as the seasons sue.
cess. This production on the night
of Sept. 10th, at the Opera House,
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WANTED:--Bright boys, IL to
20 years of age for messenger ser
vice Good wages and splendid
opportunity to learn the business
or attend school il desired. Ad-
dress; Western Union Telegraph
Company, Salt Lake City.
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s. w. Ross was a Provo visitor
ON Tuesday.
Geo. Austin spent Tuesday in
Lehi.
School suits; School suits; at
Peoples Coop.
J. f. Dorius spend Wednesday
and Thursday in Salt Lake.
Laura Davis is now an employee
of the Racker Mere. Go.
Chas. Earl was visitor to Zion
Saturday.
Il. M. Olson and wife went to
Riverton Saturday.
Make your furniture look new
with our varnish stains. Lehi
Nero. Co.
Bishop Earl was in Salt Lake
City on Saturday.
Annie Kirkham has gone to
Idaho Falls on visit.
Joseph Anderson made bust
ness trip to Salt Lake on Saturday.
A beautiful line of silk Kimonos
at the Peoples Coop.
Eta Hanson of Logan is visiting
with her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ola Larson.
The Salt Lake Route shipped a
car of barley to Salt Lake City on
Wednesday.
Warm things that last long.
Mems, Women's and Children's
Underwear at the Lehi Mere. Co.
Postmaster Thorne of Pleasant
Grove was a Lehi visitor on Mon.
day.
Prof Ball of Logan Ayr. Col
lege was a visitor to the expert
mental Farm this week.
Joseph Russon and wife are visit.
ing in Salt Lake City, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson.
Mrs. Joseph F. Smith has re.
turned from Nephi, where she has
been visiting with her parents.
Another car of pears was
shipped on Tuesday evening. They
viii be repacked at Provo and
shipped to the eastern market.
Tuesday evening the Young
Ladies started their weekly meet
ings. Special programs were rem
dered. An invitation is extended
to all young ladies to attend these
meetings.
A bath oleanses the skin and rids
The pores Of refuse. A bath makes for
better fellowship and citizenship. Not
)nly should the outside OF the body be
,leansed, but occasional use Of laxa-
i've or cathartic opens the bowels and
,lsars the system Of effete matter. Best
ar this are DeWitts Little Early
Risers. Pleasant little pills that do not
grippe or slcken. Sold by Peoples Co
,p, Institution.
If the reports from other cities
ire to be relied upon, the coming
Of that delightfully."- funny musical
arce comedy, ''Looking for a
Wife, " to be at the Opera House
or one night Sept. 10Th, should
De hailed with eclat. If an extra
ordinarily clever company com
Dincd with a play of merit, beauti
ul choruses, exquisite costuming,
,ood singing, elaborate scenery and
electrical effect can make an enter
ainment enjoyable, then this is
nrnlv Mnrth seeing
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NEWS OF THE
WEEK
Notice.

Lehi, Utah, Aug. 18th, 1906.
To Whom it May Concern:
All accounts and bills due the
Lehi Publishing Go. are now pay.
able to Jas. NJ. Kirkham, Manager.
GEO. WEBB,
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Notice to Bathers.

No bathers will be allowed at
the Saratoga Resort after II O'Clock
p. m.
Utah Sugar co.
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For sale.

The elegant residence of Chas.
Ohran is for sale. For particulars
apply at the residence.
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The Banner office is the place to get
your Letter Heads, Note Heads, Invi-
atiOns, Statements and all kinds Of
jbh work done.
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Wanted.

TO buy or lease 3 to 5 acres of
land near town with house and
buildings ON. Apply to
JAS. NJ. KIRKHAM.
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Go To Salt Lake Sunday
$1.o0 Round Trip

Via Salt Lake Route-IIarvest
Excursion. Special train return
ng leaves Salt Lake 0;45 pm.