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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22
THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM.
Engineer GibbOn Gives Facts AUut
the Progress of the Work.

From Sumter Item, April 1S.
Everybody | meet wants to know
when the eastern division of the sew
erage system will be completed and
when they can connect their resi-
dences, hotels, stores, etc. In answer
Ing this want to say that the eastern
division was completed last Wednesday
April Is. that is. all pipes are laid, and
manholes completed. We have just II
flush tanks yet to build on This side
and within the next ten days the brick
masons will have completed these IA
tanks. We have been delayed in get
ting our cleaning tools. However those
tools came today and Monday morn
Ing force will be started at septic
tank down In Mr.. Graham's pasture
cleaning out the sand which has &C
cumulated during construction. I
propose to first clean out the line COM
ing up Tar,in to the passenger .ierot
over Telephone. Harvin, Oakland and
Ms'n, finally flushing near the express
offce. BY doing this quite a lot Of
sewerage In this section can be dis
posed Of at an early date. Probably
two weeks time will be required to
complete the cleaning and testing out
the system. Then the eastern division
will be turned over to the city and
connections may be made as rapidly
as desired.
The western division is now under
way. Three forces of hands are at
work on Oakland avenue cutting
from Is to % feet ditch, laying 22
inch pipe. The septic tank work for
this division has been delayed on ac-
count Of not being able to get con-
crete stone. About one half of the
floor is completed. On Oakland, in
the 20 feet ditch we are contending
with great deal Of water, so to re-
lieve this trouble the city has bought
three horse power gasoline engine
mounted, which will drive two dia-
phram pumps and thus saving the ex-
pense OF about six men. All the work
is moving along in good shape.
E. NJ. GIBBON. Engineer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22
TILE JEWISH PASSOVER.

The Jewish feast Of Passover began
Wednesday evening and will continue
for one week. This Is to commemor
the crossing Of the Red sea by the
Children Of Israel.
The Feast OF Passover Is one Of the
most sacred holidays Of the Jewish
people and 1t Is kept all over the
world by them with special services
on the evening that the feast begins.
1t falls always closely around Easter,
the date changing each year. az It Is
set by the moon.
On these days in the homes Of the
Jews there IL eaten no leaven bread.
The food that the Children Of Isarel
had to eat when they we're driven out
Of Egypt by Pharaoh was such as was
collected hurrriedly before leaving and
what they could gather along the way.
The bread was scarcely cooked and
without salt. Therefore on the Feast
Of Passover the Jew eats the unleaven
bread in commemoration of the suf-
fering and hardships his people had
to endure on their flight out Of the
land of Egypt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22
RUN AWAY BOY CAUGHT.
Edwin Bruetschy Sent Back to COlum.
bia "Wednesday Night.

Detective ]. H. Grady took into
custody late Wednesday afternoon a
lad about 13 years old, who gave his
name as Edwin Bruetschy and who
admitted that he. with another white
boy, Finney Morris by name had run
away from Columbia. Bruetschy said
he Is the son Of German immigrants
to Columbia, who work in the Olym-
pia mills. and that he and young Nor
ris stayed out Of the mill without per-
mission and were discharged. They
were afraid to go home. thinking
their parents would whip them. So
he was induced to run away by
young Morris said he had an uncle
living In the country. Young Bruets-
chy was taken to the city hall, where
the little fellow was very repentant
and cried a great deal. He was kind
ly treated and. after being given sup
per. was sent back to Columbia
He was given a note from Recorder
Hurst to his parents with the request
that the little fellow be not punished
Young Morris ran away before De-
tective Grady could get to the store
where the telephone message came
notifying police headquarters Of the
presence OF the runaways.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22
AN INQUEST HELD.
Railroad Exonerated Of Blame for tho
Death Of Lizzie Mazyck.

Railroad Exonerated OF Blame for tho
Death Of Lizzie Mazyck.
Corner Flowers held an inquest over
the body Of Lizzie Mazyck. who died
about I o'clock Wednesday "a a result
Of the injuries she sustained when she
was run over by Atlantic Coast Line
train No. Sc Tuesday morning. There
were several eye-witnesses Of the ac-
cident and they all testified to the
same effect--that the woman stepped
In front Of the approaching train
when It was impossible for the train
to be stopped In time to avoid run.
ming over her. Several Of the wit
nesses stated that they had known the
woma Tor some years and that in
their opinion she was Of unsound
mind.
The verdict Of the jury exonerated
the crew Of the, train OF blame for
the woman's death.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE.
"A Largely Attended And Enthusiastic
Meeting Held Saturday.

The meeting on Saturday OF the
sumter County School Improvement
League was the most largely attended
and in many respects the most inter-
esting that has been held since the
organization Of the league.
Miss Dargan, the president, read a
thoughtful and timely paper, Mai. H.
Frank Wilson delivered a very forcf-
BILE and interesting address on the sub
5ect of school Improvement and the
members of the league made encour-
aging reports as to the progress of the
work in all sections >of the county.
The league has already accomplish
ed wonderful amount of good and
the work is just at its beginning. The
teachers and patrons of the rural
schools are enthused and in almost
every district in the county school
houses are being improved, the
grounds beautifed and Libraries estab-
lished or enlarged and the houses pro-
vided with better furniture.
The meeting Saturday reflected the
earnestness and enthusiasm that ami
mates the entire membership Of the
league and every one present was in
spired to work with greater zeal than
ever before.
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Ward 4 Club Meeting.

Ward Democratic club is called to
meet at the office Of the Sumter Rail-
way and Mill Supply Co., South Har-
vim street. at o'clock Friday night,
April oath, for the purpose Of reogani-
zing. The election Of delegates to the
county convention and the transaction
of such other business as may proper
ly come before said meeting.
j. DIGGS WILDER,
CHARLES THOMAS, President.
Secretary.
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Willie Michaux, colored, an old Of
fender who had recently completed
an eighteen months term on the
chain gang was arrested Thursday for
stealing pair Of trousers from the
store OF O'Donnell & Co. The proof
of his guilt was conclusive and he was
sentenced to serve thirty days on the
gang. He was put In the guard
house temporarily and in a short time
he was discovered making a vigorous
attempt to escape. He had pocket
knife concealed on his person which
was not discovered when ne was
searched and with it he attacked the
cell. and If he had been given a little
more time ne would have made an
opening sufficiently large to permit
his escape. Michaux is the negro
who escaped twice from the guard
house and once from the jail in one
day when arrested for one Of his nu-
merous infractiOns Of the law about
two years ago. For his attempt to
escape yesterday afternoon he was
arraigned before the Recorder and
given an additional thirty days on
the gang.
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WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending q. m, Aprin
20, 1908.

The week was slightly warmer than
usual. with much cloudy weather, and
with ample precipitation.
The temperature was unusually
high on the first three days through
out the state; on Thursday afternoon
1t fell rapidly and continued to fam
until Friday morning, after which ft
rose slowly to slightly above the nor
NAL at the close Of the week. The fall
In temperature was not as marked I'm
the coast regions and in the extreme
western portions as it was In the CEN
tral and northeastern portions. The.
temperature extremes for the week
were 80 degrees at st. Matthews ON
the 18th. and SS degrees at Florence
on the 18th. Light frost was recorder
in the northwestern counties, in low
places, on the 18th.
Precipitation occurred over the,
whole state. The rainfall was heaviest
In the western, south central, coast
and northeastern counties, where the
amounts ranged from about an inch.
to nearly four inches; the amounts
were generally below half an inch In.
Saluda, Newberry, Union, Chester
Spartanburg, York and Lancaster
counties. Thunderstroms occurred.
generally throughout the state on the
18th and 18th, and local showers in
the eastern, central and western por-
tions on the 18th and 18th. Hail oc-
CURED in widely scattered localities on
the 18th.
The average sunshine was much be-
low the normal, the weather having
been generally cloudy throughout the.
state until the 10th, which was clear.
Fresh to brisk easterly winds prevailed
on the 10th and 18th, with gales on
the coast.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

The Hoo HOO's held a largely atten-
ded meeting in this city Wednesday
night. Sixteen Kittens were re-
ceived into fold and the Black Cats
held high revel on the roof until a
late hour The festivities were conclu-
ded last night with banquet that
lasted until tho wee sma' hours O. the
morning. number OF prominent,
lumbermen representing all sections
OF the State were present and partici-
pated in the meeting which was one
Of the most enjoyable gatherings the
Hoo HOOs have had In sometime.
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RECORDERS COURT.

Two Negro Thieves Sent to the Gang.
Attempt to Escape from Guard
House.
William Morrison. a young negro
man was tried in the Recorders court
Thursday on the charge of stealing
a sack Of corn from Ducker & Built
man. He entered a plea of not guilty,
but before trial had proceeded very
far not only admitted to stealing the
sack Of corn as mentioned in the
indictment but confessed to having
stolen two other sacks on previous
occasions. He was sentenced to
serve thirty days on the chain gang
on each count. q total Of ninety days
work on the roads. He secured the
corn by watching his chance and slip
ping in the back door Of the store
when the clerks were busy in the front
and sneaking out with sack.
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Secretary.

Ward 1 Democratic Club Is called
to meet at the office of Haynsworth
& Haynsworth in the City Of Sumter,
on Friday, April cath, at 6 O'Clock, d.
M, for the purpose of reorganizing,
electing delegates to the county con-
vention and transacting any other
business that may come before the
meeting.
HUGH G.. HAYNSWORTH.
Il. j. Bland. Secretary, President.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Mr.. George A. Rhame and Miss Zoe
Hall were married at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. w. ]. Hall, on
"wednesday evening. April Is. at !
o'clock. the Rev. G. c. Herbert officlat.
ing. Because Of the recent bereave-
ment In the family the wedding was a
very quiet one: only near relatives
and few invited friends we're pres
ent The bride was attended by her
brother, Mr.. MUIR Hall Of Sumter:
Miss Mildred. her sister was maid of
honor. and Mr.. Ernest wooten best
man.
MI. Rhame Is esteemed because Of
MS sterling worth and Camden re-
joices with him In having won so love.
ly q brides while 1t seems appropriate
to congratulate both on having choaen
70 worthily. v
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhame left Oh the Seaboard for a trip
to washington and other points north.
Upon their return they will live at
their pretty home on Rectory Square.
They will be welcomed by many
friends who heartily wish for them a
long and happy and useful life.-cam-
den Chronicle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22
STATE COUNCIL MEETS.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AyTERT.
CAN MECHANICS.
Annual Convention of influential Fra.
ternal Order Now in Session Here
Large Attendance of Delegates.

The annual meeting of the State
Council Of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics Of South Caro-
INA Is now in session in this city with
ABOUT l2o delegates, representing the
various councils Of the State in atten-
dance.
The majority Of the delegates arriv.
ed Tuesday afternoon and the State
Council convened in the Masonic tenn
pie at 9 o'clock Tuesday night, with
vice Councillor w. c. winn, presiding
IN the absence of State Councillor
Fultper!
The formal opening of the State
Council was preceded by a public ses-
sion which partook Of the nature of a
welcome reception to the Mechanics.
Past Councillor Chas. L. Rhame, who
presided at the public session in
brief and cordial address bade the
State Council welcome to Sumter and
introduced Mayor w. B. Boyle, who
extended welcome on behalf of the
city of Sumter.
Brief addresses Of welcome were al
so made by the following gentlemen:
E. I. Reardon, secretary of the Cham
Der Of Commerce; Rev. ]. p. Marion,
Claremont Lodge No. 64. A. F. M; c.
H. Wilson, Game Cook Lodge X. Of
p; r. S. Hood and S. H. Edmusds
Hollywood Camp. w. Of w.; n. G. Os-
teen, Pocahontas Tribe No. 16, Red
Men; Geo. C. Warren, Sumter Council
Junior Order; Geo. D. Levy, Sumter
Lodge B. P. o. E. Responses were
made by State Vice Councillor w. C.
Winn, DR.. c. Jones Of Laurens; Rev.
B. L. Koke of Gaffney, Hon. ]. A.
Summersett, Of Columbia. DR.. R. A.
Smith and D. w. Lloyd of Charleston
and z. P. Smith of North Carolina.
The business session following the
public meeting was devoted to or
ganization of the State Council and
the transaction Of routine business.
Yesterdays Session.
>>Yesterday the convention assem-
bled at 9 o'clock. After various mat
ters OF business had been disposed of
and upon the special hour having ar
rived (11 q. n.y. for the nomination
and election Of officers Of the State
Council for the ensuing term that
business was entered into and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
w. G. Winn, of Lancaster, State
Councillor.
]. A. Beamguard. Of York Vice
Councillor.
James s. Wilson, Of Lancaster, State
Secretary.
s. w. Plyler. Of Rock Hill, State
Council Conductor.
I. H. Hamel, Kershaw, State Coun-
Gil warden.
I. r. Lewis, Of Charleston, State
Council Inside Sentinel.
Geo. E. Beaumont, Of Sumter. State
Council Outside Sentinel.
b. L. Hoke, Of Blacksburg, State
Council Chaplain.
H. Terry OF Laurens. Representative
to National Council at Detroit.
Abbeville was selected as the place
Of holding the State Council next year
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Church Of Holy Comforter Elect OF
hcers for the Year.

S~" VI HtOhy SOulOrter TIlcVJ VI.
hcers for the Year.
Al the annual meeting OF the con-
gregation Of the Church Of the Holy
Comforter held Monday evening. the
annual elections were held with the
following result:
Senior Warden-Dr. j. F.. w. De-
Lorne: Junior warden. Mark Rey-
nolds.
Vestrymeh-R. l.. Cooper. r. ].
Manning. w. w. Rees. w. Percival
Smith. Geo. ID. Shore. j. s. Moore, w.
l.. Lee.
Delegates to Councillor. ]. F. w.
DeLorme. II !. Manning. w. C. Towles,
Geo. ID. Shore. Alternates. II. G. Os-
teen, DR.. j. c. spann. b. A. Gibson,
Mark Reynolds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Ladies. Be sure and examine my
pretty and stylish hats, before buying.
More Merry Widow Sailors expected
Thursday. Next door to the Sumter
Dry Goods Store. No. 8 up stairs South
Main Street.
Very Respectfully.
MISS s, A. MURRAY
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Mr.. George Johnstone, Of Newberry,
who says he is candidate for the
senate, has not yet published his plat
form. consequently 1t is not yet in or
der for him to formally announce his
withdrawal from the race.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Secretary Reardon Of the Chamber
Of Commerce has received notice that
the railroads will give reduced rates
on account Of the Annual Convention of
the South Carolina Travellers Protects
I've Association in this city ON May 8 tn
to 8 tn. ~ Ft
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Married on Monday evening, the
10th inst. at the home of the bride at
2os South Sumter street. Mr.. Geo. AL
len and Miss Odessa Jones. Rev. J..
Preston Marion. officiating. The bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Jones and has host Of friends. Mr..
Allen Is popular young barber Of
this city. After the ceremony supper
was served. Miss Beulah Jones, the
sister OF the bride. was maid Of honor
and Mr.. Charlie Kolb best man.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22
LOCAL NEWS PARAGRApIIEu
Items of Interest Gathered in and
Around the City.

The Spring Race Meet Of the Sum-
ter Turf Association. May 6, and Sth
Is going to be big event, and horse
men from all sections Of the south
are coming with strings Of speedy run
hers and fast trotters. The officers Of
the association are daily in receipt Of
inquiries from well known horsemen
and the outlook now Is that the meet
VIII be the best attended and most
successful yet held. There are already
sufficient number Of horses in train
Ing at the track to insure a success
full meet. and stable room has al
ready been engaged for a great many
race horses.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Mr.. j. ]. Barrett who owns the
building occupied by Durant's market
says the damage done the building by
the fire Wednesday night greatly ex-
ceeds the estimate Of 500.
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Death.

Mr.. r. N. Gentry died at his home
on South Harvin street at Z o'clock
Monday night after an illness Of four
days. Mr.. Gentry was on the streets
Friday afternoon apparently as strong
and well as ever, but that night he
was seized with an attack Of acute in
digestion. which was followed by a
stroke Of apoplexy. He was critically
Ill from the first and but little hope
for his recovery was entertained. Mr..
Gentry had been a resident Of Sumter
about ten years. having come to this
city sod4 after the Southern began the
operation Of the Sumter & wateree
railroad. He continued in the service
of the Southern as conductor on the
8. q w. until afew years ago when he
resigned to 60 into the life insurance
business. The deceased was native
OF Virginia. having been born near Ap-
pomatox Court House. and was 50
years old. He - survived by his wife
and two sons and two daughters.
The funeral services were held at
s o'clock yesterday afternoon In the
Presbyterian church.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

1t goes without saying that there
will be politicians and office seekers by
the score in Sumter during the meet
ing Of the T. p. A. May 6-S.
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dAy In town Thufsday.
NJ. Marion Dorm OF oswero. was
m ~ city Thursday.
rasus Gov. +. q. Mcleod. Of Bisn.
opv'ns. spent Friday IN town.
nfr. Van cisvs Parrott il at home
Gem the South Carolina University to
eDsnd the Easter holidays.
~. John H. Dsschamps Of Elliotts
spent the day IN town Friday
~. A. w. crosswell has returned
Srom : trip to Chicawo and other
neethwsstern potnts =
Mr. q L. Morris Of Daizeli was in
>hs eity Saturday. =
Mr. 8. H. Ramsey Of statesburg
spent the day In town Saturday
= NJ. s.Sw. Mathis. OF st. Charles was
n the city Saturday.
w. d. Scarborough. A. M. Bateman
and w. ID. Carson Of Dalsell were in
ne city saturday.
Mr. Geo. 7. oeddings OF wedgef,eld,
~ ths city saturday.
Mssss w. b. and Il. b. Colclough
OF Providence spent the day In the
city saturday.
Mis- Elma v. Mayes. OF Mayesv,lle
vas IN the city Saturday.
John Lee and Bernard Manning are
at home from the South Carolina Un-
ivsrsity for few days stay. ii
Mrs, Lucy oonpalss. OF Manning
was "a the city saturday.
s1fiss sara watson. Of Hartsville 10
vis1tins Mis- Ruth Richardson1 \
Dr.. Tom Foxworth. Of smithvihs
wss In the city saturday.
IT. Hssksll DpRaut Of Columbia,
spsnt Monday In town.
Nis Annie Patton Of Fiat Rock, N.
G.. Is whiting Ma d. p. Kelly on w.
Liberty st. 49,
Mr.. w. A. stucksy, superintendent
OF ths Newberry .SradSd schools pass
cd through the city tlEonday.
1eiss Ellen Ellison. Of winnsboro.
Mo has been visitins Nrs. H. H. Gov
ihston. rsturnsd home Monday.
Nr. ,. L Alnut iefs Monday for
9seksonvills. ma. on business.
Nh Kitty Romangsr. OF Columbia.
80 the city Waiting Mrs. d. J. Aud.
Nssw~ George Kohn. Of Columbia,
40 Rudo,ph ETA Of Norfoik. Va. are
= the city In the interest OF the CO.
1umbia state.
Ma san rseman. Of Manning. 10
visiting Mrs. Mitchell Levi. ON East
Liberty 4rsst.
Mr.. Jack rorbes. Of New York 10 In
shs city on . visit IN Mr.. and Mrs.
Ns<ion Mssss.
hr. Lew r. Hoyt Of Jacksonville is
- the city.
- n bosy 10 In town Tor Few
layS
Ma Nina isSlomons has returned
frea visit to Charleston.
ArA Ansley Davis and Miss Alma
Davis OF New York are visiting at
Mra =. w. Noises.
MrA Mont Noses. OF Crede, Col. 1.
Waiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Moses.
NJ, Albert Ayccck Of wsdgsneld,
was ". town Monday.
Mr.. l. d. Netties and Miss Olive
spent Monday In Columbia.
Nsssrs Ed. r. Holmes and A. 8.
Holmes were I'm the city Monday.
Mr.. ,. A. Broughton. OF Pinewood
Wa In the city Monday.
Miss Hattie Sanders OF Hagood was
In the city yesterday.
Miss Nina seay OF Eastover "a on a
visit TO her sister. Miss saidee seay.
Of this city.
Mr.. Henry Frierson Of stateburR,
was In city Monday for the dance.
Mrs. =. Frank Pate and children left
Monday for their summer homo
at Fletcher. N. c.
Miss Lillian Mcconnell OF Moores-
vile. ". c.. IL visiting her brother. Mr..
wade Mcconnell.
Miss Josephine Cobb. OF BENEFITS
vile II visiting Mrs. II. II. Covington.
Capt J. w. Cooper. Of Mayesville
was In town today on business,
DR.. r. NJ. Dwight OF wedseneld
spent the cay IN town.
Mr.. J. w. Minis. of Paxville was in
che city today.
Mr. Ben Cutter Of Silver spent the
day In town.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

The fire department was called out
Monday to extinguish fire in a car
load Of hay In the Atlantic Coast Line
yards. This morning the department
was again called out by fire on De-
vine street, when tenant house own
ed by the estate of H. HARDY. caught
afire. The blaze was extinguished by
workmen Non the yard Of the Penn
Lumber company before the hose
wagon arrived.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Sumter will be crowded with visitors
on May Sth when Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wilson addresses the farmers al
a meeting to be held in the court
house.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Italy insists that Miss Elkins be
converted. Her bonds will be later.
New York Mail
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

The trusts demonstrate that many
a profit Is without honor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

Mt. J. w. Fort died Sunday night a.
his home on West Hampton avenue
aged So years. Mr.. Forts death was
wholly unexpected. and when he was
found dead In bed Monday morning It
was q TERRIBLE shock to his family. He
retired Sunday night apparently in his
usual health and death came to him
silently and without warning during
night The burial services took place
at IL o'clock yesterday morning at the
Fort family burytns ground in Con-
cord township attended by q large
number Of his trends and fellow MEM
bers Of the Hollywood Camp. Wood
men fthe World. He was inferred
with Woodmen honors by the attend
ant Woodmen and the burial service
was conducted by Rev. c. c. Brown.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-04-22

All of the jDsmocratic clubs of this
city must meet for the purpose of re-
organizing ana electing delegates to
the county convention on Friday night.
The county clubs meet on Saturday.