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Local Option Constitutional.

Springfield, Ill. = The Supreme
Court decided the John Bride appeal
case, holding that the local option
law which was passed by the Legisla-
ture last year is constitutional in
every respect. The court was unani-
nous in it's decision.
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Puts Ban on Cuban Tobacco.
Venezuela has placed an embargo
on Cuban tobacco.
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The Vatican contains a thousand rooms
and covers thirteen acres of ground.
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Casablanca, Morocco.-The British
steamer Penhurst bearing Mulai Ha-
fid's mission to the Powers left here
for Gibraltar. The mission will go
to London and then to Berlin to ask
recognition, or Intervention with
France, on behalf of Mulai Hafid, the
so-called Sultan of the South.
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DR.. Barth Quits Radicals,

Frankfort, Germany. - DR.. Theo-
dore Barth and his followers publicly
withdrew from the Moderate Radical
party during the National Convention
which was held here.
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For every ton of gold in circulation there
are fifteen tons of silver.
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woMEN's KIDNEYS.
Are the Source of Most of Women's
Sickness.

Mrs. Rebecca Mock, 1895 e: Rich
Street. Columbus, Ohio. writes: ~
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Luzon Men Pygmy Race.

Manila.-Frederick Starr, Professor
of Anthropology in Chicago Univer-
sity, says the Negritos of Central Lu-
zon belong to the same race as the
Pygmies of Central Africa.
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The Burning Rag is the name given to a
small sloop lust built at Button. S. c.
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Boycott of japanese Spreads.

Sydney, New South Wales. = The
boycott by Chinese of japanese goods,
which originated in China as an out
come of the Tatsu Maru incident of
last February, has reached Sydney
and is practically complete here.
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Do Your Feet Ache and Burn?
Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-Ease, a
powder for the feet. 1t makes tight or
new shoes feel easy. Cures Corns, Bunions,
Swollen, Hot, Smarting and Sweating Feet
and Ingrowing Nails. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores, 25 cts. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted. LEROY. N. Y.
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immigration into Canada last yeaI
numbered 277,376 persons, an in
crease of 61,434 over the previous
year. The number from the United
States was 56,551, a decrease Of
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Cholera Feared in st. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg, Russia.-The Pre-
feet of Police has ~placarded the city
with stringent regulations, warning
the residents of an expected epidemic
of cholera.
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BRYAN Gets Illinois.

Springfield, Ill.-The Illinois De-
mocracy adopted the unit rule and
instructed it's delegates to the ma
tional convention at Denver to vote
for William j. Bryan and to use all
honorable means" to secure his nom
! inatior.
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Ninety Cent Gas in Washington.

Washington, D. CA bill provid-
was reported to the House. 1t came
from the Committee on the District
of Columbia.
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800 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its STAGES, and thatis Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known ta
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con-
stitutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls atarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the con-
s~titution and assisting nature in doing ita
work. The proprietors have SO much faith
in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address
F.. j.. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Persian Brigands RepuIsed.

st. Petersburg, Russia.-News was
received here that the Persian bri-
gands who advanced to attack the
Russian forces in Persian territory
were driven back with heavy losses
and retired to the mountains.
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Borneo holds the record for mosquitoes.
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Dubuque Off to Venezuela.

Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.-The Uni
ted States gunboat Dubuque sailed
from here for Venezuela. She will
be employed in carrying dispatches
for Mr.. Russell, American Minister to
Venezuela, to the cable station at
Willemstad, Curacao.
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Slmla, lndla.-A serious native re-
bellion has started in North India.
The Mohmand tribe, the best native
fighters. 10000 strong, is already in
the field. Many Afghans are joining
them. Risings of other tribes are i'm
minent.
Chemist Dies of Plague.
Guayaquil, Ecuador.-Flores On
taneda, a noted European chemist,
died in this city from bubonic plague,
which he contracted at the Municipal
Laboratory while preparing Haffkine's
prophylactic.
DR.. Barth Quits Radicals,
Frankfort, Germany. DR.. Theo-
dore Barth and his followers publicly
withdrew from the Moderate Radical
party during the National Convention
which vas held here.
Cholera Feared in st. Petersburg.
st. Petersburg, Russia.-The Pre-
feet of Police has placarded the city
with stringent regulations, warning
the residents of an expected epidemic
of cholera.
Luzon Men Pygmy Race.
Manila.-Frederick Starr, Professor
of A~nthropology in Chicago Univer-
zon belong to the same race as the
Pygmies of Central Africa.
Boycott of Japanese Spreads.
Sydney, New South Wales. The
boycott by Chinese of Japanese goods,
which originated in China as an out
come of the Tatsu Maru incident of
last February, has reached Sydney
and is practically complete here.
Persian Brigands RepuIsed.
st. Petersburg, Russia.-News was
received here that the Persian bri-
gands who advanced to attack the
Russian forces in Persian territory
were driven back with heavy losses
and retired to the mountains.
Dubuque OFF to Venezuela.
Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.-The Uni
ted States gunboat Dubuque sailed
from here for Venezuela. She will
be employed in carrying dispatches
for Mr.. Russell, American Minister to
Venezuela, to the cable station at
Willemstad, Curacao.
General Linevitch Dies.
st. Petersburg, Russia. = General
Nikolai P~etrovitch Linevitch, who
succeeded General Kuropatkin as
Commander-in-Chief of the Cars
forces in Manchuria in the war with
Japan, died of heart failure following
pneumonia.
Filipino Bandits Hanged.
neutrality-suspicious. Omongo, alias
T%iducduc, and Afroniano Fernandez.
noted bandits and fanatical leaders.
were hanged III Bilibib prison. Onion
go practically started the Pulajane
movement in Samar.
First Congress of Italian Women.
Rome, Italy. - The first national
congress of Italian women was opened
here under the auspices of Queen
Helena, Minister of Education Raya
and Mayor Nathan. In making the
opening address Countess Spaletti
said that the aim OF the congress is
to elevate woman's social rather thar
political standing.
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Mildred Brewster Released.

Montpelier, Vt.-Mildred Brewster,
who shot and killed Anna Wheeler
in this city in 1898, but who was
found not guilty of murder because
of insanity, was released from the
insane asylum at Waterbury.
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Straw Hat Causes Broken Nose.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he wore
the first straw OF the season, Charles
Damarat has a broken nose. A crowd
Of boys began to throw missiles. One
of the missiles struck him on the
nose.
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Burlington Discharges 5000.

Omaha, Neb.-The Burlington
Railroad closed all shops in the West
~discharging 5000 workmen temper
arily.
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Mystery at Stanford University.
Mckinley Home a Hospital.

home in Canton has been given tt
Bishop Ignatius F. Horstman, of the
Cleveland Catholic Diocese, to BIZ
used as a non-sectarian hospital, oper
to every one. 1t will be known a:
Mercy Hospital.
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Indian Family browns.

Shawnee, Okla.-As the result of
a cloudburst here an entire family of
Kickapoo Indians, consisting of five
members, were drowned.
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Mercury a Tuberculosis Cure.

Washington, D. C.-That mercury
can be used as an effective weapon
against tuberculosis is asserted by
Naval Surgeon Barton Lisle Wright
in the latest issue of the United States
Naval Bulletin.
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Manning News Notes.

We have been informed that Magis-
trate A. P. Ragin at Pinewood has
been waited upon by citizens and ask
ed to resign his office. and that ne has
promised to do SO.
Later: Last night the senator re-
ceived notice from Gov. Ansel that Mr..
Ragin has resigned. and requests a
recommendation from the delegation
fer his successor.
Gov. Ansel has appointed ]. H.
Lesesne. Esq. magistrate at Manning
to fill the unexpired term made Vacant
by the death Of the late S. M. You
mans.
The many friends OF Mr.. W. H.
Gaillard Of Durant will be panied to
learn that he was stricken with pa
ralvsis last Friday. and while not ar
extremely i'll man. his condition Is
not assuring. Mr.. Gaillard has not
been we'll for several weeks, but this
sudden attack was sad SURPRISE
Manning Times.
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PECULIAR BULLET WOUND.

Cartridge I'm Pocket Discharged by
Blow From Stove LITTER, But Coin
Saves Mans Life.
New York, Jan. 2.-Mrs. Josephine
Comensky. Is years old, of No. II
Pearsall street. Long Island City. be-
came angry last night with Caste,
Gussus, who boards with her and
struck him in the side with an iron
stove litter. Immediately there was
loud report and Gussus fell to tho
floor screaming with pain. Mrs. Com
esky called an ambulance from st.
Johns hospital.
The surgeon found that. Mrs. Com
ensky's blow had exploded a cartridge
that Gussus had carried II hic pocket,
and the bullet, striking against a %
cent piece had driven the coin partly
into his side. The hospital doctors
cut out the coin and Gussus will re-
cover. The coin undoubtedly saved
the mans life.
Mrs. COmensky was not arrested, as
Gussns corroborated her story of the
accident.
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RELIEVES IN FIVE MINUTES.
Help Comes Quickly When IIyomei Is
Used for Catarrh.

The Quick Relief that comes from
the Hyomei treatment for catarrh is
most remarkable. Put a few drops Of
liquid Hyomei in the little pocket in
haler that comes with every outfit
and before you have used the treat
ment for five minutes you will notice
relief from your catarrhal troubles.
1t gives tonic healing effect to the
air you breathe. kills all catarrha
germs. stops the poisonous secretions
and soothes the irritatcd mucou.
membrane.
Hyomei will detroy all disease
germs IN the nose. throat and lungs
and make quick and permancp,
cure of catarrh. So strong Is ]. F. w
DeIIorme's belief in the power OF
Hyomei to cure all catarrhal troubles
that with every 81 outfit he gives a
guarantee to refund the money un.
less the remedy gives satisfaction.
1-7&9&w
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Ahe .o,ton miiis in south Carolina
have paid out large dividends the past
year and are in prosperous conditions
generally.
Gov Ansel has removed the treas
urer of Berkeley county.
All the laborers employed bv the
Virginia Carolina and McMurphy
Fertilizer companies in Charleston
have gone out on a strike.
The young men Of Winnsboro arc
organizing a military company.
At the headquarters Of the Society
Of Friends, in London, were shown re-
Gently some manuscripts Of great his
toric interests, among them being
the Oliver Cromwell proclamation OF
liberty to many imprisoned for con-
science sake. including John Bunyan,
and the fine original manuscript OF
the journal Of George Fox.
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CLUBS STARTS
An Important WOrk-NIrs. Beall. OF
This City, Head Of Work in South
Carolina.

work Of great Importance has
been begun in the State with the he.
ginning in Sumter county; but we
hope and feel that it will spread To
the other counties. We refer to the
war against tuberculosis which has
been waged so successfully in other
States and for which South Carolina
up to this time has done nothing al
though she has one of the highest
death rates. To understand what the
work will be let US briefly outline
what we hope to do in this State.
In October last there was a. meet
ing OF the directors of the South Caro-
lima Federation of Women's Clubs in
Columbia and at this meeting Mrs
Mckissick, president OF the fedora
ton. announced that Mrs. Decker.
president of the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs In the United States.
had created a new department of club
work--that of the department Of
health. Mrs. Rufus p. Williams, of
Massachusetts,, is head Of this depart
ment, and she with one woman from
each State will constitute the health
department. of the General Federation
Of Women's Clubs Of the United States.
Mrs. Beall. Of Sumter, has been an
pointed head OF the department in
South Carolina, and she has divided
the State into districts. corresponding
to the judicial circuits. and appointed
one woman head Of each district. For
this, the third judicial circuit, or as
1t will hereafter be ksown in this
work, the Third District of the De-
partment of Health, S. c. F. w. C.|
Mrs. Mitchell Lev: has been appointl
ed chairman. Mrs. Levi has appoint
ed one woman in each of the five
counties comprising her district to
act as county chairmen, and Mrs.
William Ingram is chairman for Sum-
ter county.
Mrs. Ingram in the near future will
call a meeting Of the presidents of
every association or organization of
women In the county, and they will
meet and discuss the best method of
taking up the work in their own
clubs. These club presidents will at
this meeting organize an anti-tuber-
culosis association for Sumter county,
with Mrs. Ingram. the appointee of
the district chairman, as president,
and secretary and treasurer will be-
elected. These presidents will be ask
cd to appoint a committee in their
individual clubs. The work OF this
committee will be outlined at this
meeting so that the committees can
go to work as individuals and do the
real scientific work Of the anti-tuber-
culOsis war.
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9oretnry Reardou v trying to get
- ss>rs Sood baseball for the sum.
1nns thiS. spring. He hopes to ar
rco ezhihltian games here between
- oR NE bsg clubs that train in
4 - stceica every spring. The follow
~ Ietter from tho New York Ameri-
en- s<cretry IS self-exp,anatory: q
~ Emmess' L. Reardon. Secretary.
onnn&ss Chamber Of Commerce.
Gpmter. 8. G.
Dcar SIR: Repiyins 10 your letter
14Cnr11as the training quarters. we
~ elspA1y made arrangements with
A1|knGa- n can see my way clear to
oAny one exhibltion game with your
>1nb wj,i do 30 with pleasure. and
vGn modify you In ample time.
Yours truly.
A. ~. Hahon.
1{ Secretary.
~ these his games can be pulled on
hDgs. the many "fsns'' Of the city viii
Sngoniuly appreciate them and Mt
le>raon b to be thanked for his In,
eosose n tne matter.
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PUBLIc SALES TO-DAY.

sonse Valuable Property Sold b,
Master Nilson at Public AuCtson,-
y Sheriff Has Several Sales.
There was q good crowd in the
attendance at the public sales today
Of Master Frank Wilson and Sheriff
w. H. Epperson.
The following sales were made by
the master.
Rosaiie D. Moses vs. Sarah Fannie
Jenkins ct al. Privateer township.
tracts Nos. 1, 2. and 8. 1905 acres.
bought by Lee & Noise. attorneys. for
$3.50. Tract No 4 2s5 acres. bought by
NJ. H. Beck. for ss.760.
Marion Noise VS. Hattie A. Davis ct
al 3 roods. 81 1-2 poles. bought by
I. c. Strauss. Attorney, for 800.
Marion Noise vs. Jas Spencer Trou-
blefeld 30 acres In wedgeheld. bought
by Lee q Noise. attorneys. for 800.
Rosaiie d. Moses VS. Sidney J.. Brad
y
ley. 4s acres. bought by Lee & Noise
Attorneys. for 800.
r. A. Chandler vs Fed Chandler. 2k
acres. bought by Lee q Noise. attor.
neys. for $25.
The following executors sale wa
made:
Ell M. Cooper and Geo. g. Cooper
executors of the estate OF DR.. ]. w
Hudson. deceased. tract Of land neal
town OF Mayesville. Bought by r.
Mayes. Jr.. for &2.551.
The sheriff made quite a number OF
sales Of horses. vehicles and Other
like property, and 1t all sold for fail
prices.
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CAMPAIGN GOSSIP.
Prospect Of . Lively Contest In City
Mection-Pr0bable Issues.

II the talk. that goes on whore men
gather on the streets amounts to
anything there will be something do
Ing In q political wa, in Sumter
county this year. The municipal elec-
tion il the first political excitement on
the programme and the campaign
will open in real earnest within a few
weeks. The biennial meeting of the
executive committee OF tho city de-
mccracy must be held within a few
weeks for the purpose of arranging
the preliminaries for the regular mass
meeting. at which the candidates ad-
dess the voters. and to nx the date
for the primary election.
Various and sundry names have
been mentioned In connection with
the raco for mayor and aldermen, but
the candidates. Il they have decided
to onter the race. have been wary
about making public announcement
OF their Intentions. It may be ac-
ccpted a. a fact. however, that there
will be no scarcity of candidates and
there will be. as usual. plenty Of
good material from which to select
ticket. Some political wiseacres as
sert that there will be at least three
candidates for mayor--no names
named except Mayor Boyle as q can,
iddate for re-election-while others
are just as positive that IL Mayor
Boyle II In the race he will have no
opposition. In other quarters the be-
lief Is prevalent that there will be a
solid prohibition ticket in the field, OH
an anti-dispensary platform. Then
therc Is the rumor OF a municipal
league with a slate ticket backed by
a sealed, signed and edlivered pledge
from every member of the organiza-
ton (which is yet to to be created) to
support It to the last ditch. All Of
which Is Interesting. II true.
The issues OF the municipal cam
paisn are. as yet. somewhat nebulous.
but the signs Of the times point to.sa
strong Tight being made for stre&
on an extensive scale
while other candidates will tie their
faith to municipal ownership OF the
city lighting plant when the present
contract with the Sumter Ice. Light
q Power Co. expires. The battle cry
Of others will be greater economy In
the administration Of the city water
works and city affairs generally. and
Il will be up to them to show the
voters how apd where economy Is pos.
sible. And there are stlll other issues
In Incubation. Allfn all. II talk counts.
tho campaign win be lively.
In the county campaign the tank Il
all OF prospective candidates and not
Of issuas. but there promises 10 be
enough candidates to make good any
deficiency Of burning issues. The
of5'csrs will probably all have
oppoation while some Of them will
have to beat whole squad Of aspi-
pirants to hold on to what they have.
But the primary IL yet . long way OF
and there II lots Of time to talk of
the state and county campaign.
- -.
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Bad Stomach Trouble Cured.

Having been sick for the past two
years with a bad stomach trouble. a
friend gave me a dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They did me 30 much good that
bought bottle Of them and have used
twelve bottles in ALL Today am
well OF a bad stomach trouble.-Mrs.
John Lowe, Cooper. Maine. These
tablets are for sale by DeLormes 8
Pharmacy.
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nktIul FOl e0nIHe.
1ln1hsnnl Rivess aal aarbors Congress
Vm se~A Dtrecsor Fox 70 An Lu-
psvesns Poanss Inssssstcd In Navi.
une1sa-Wnl AAdPess Needing.

Tne Following letter from Commits
oleasr watsoa. % the department Of
oorioulsurs. commerce snd immisra-
~. WIN - rad with interest by
nany ei>,ssss of sumter ana vicinity:
~ =. Z, Asardon. sumter. q. C.
peor o1r: Arranssmsnts have been
(>uu1ee>1 as conference between
~ = y. Doslsr. director for the
0so(h AtIansic sssboard Of the Ma
01no1 nivsu and Harbors Congress.
~ Aussl aad myself to have Hon.
~ 4. y64 az Arksnsas. formerly q
ononhse oe the United states Congress.
~ = ne zpecial director Of the Ma
oua1 Rivers and Harbors Congress.
. >1.1t all ths principal points In south
vofoliua Interested In matters Of nav
)on1aeo. hetk Inland and coast. Mr..
~ has consented to remain In this
Goneo for - lays and st the conference
1oCsgvCo - ne attached itinerary was
(<oru1ne1 upon. u 10 the purpose
U hnxe Mr. EOx visit your town on
~ 1ate named ard We trust that your
chAmbee of commsrcs viii arrange
cor . speoial needing for the purpose
- neaSing IN address on thix subject
0Um him- u - the purpose Of Mr..
Uox1oE coz Ansel and myself to ac-
1onpeuy ~. ypx 10 - many, OF these
n~~roau>>,. - s,<>~~sNS> tlff s,s
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A Higher Wealth Level.

s"I have reached a higher health
level ssince I began using DIR. Kings
New Life Pills." writes Jacob Spring
CT. of West Franklin, Maine. '"rhey
keep my stomach. liver and bowels
working just right" If these
pills dissappoint you on trial, money
w'', be refunded at Sibert's Drug
Store. uA,iAHA -
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A negro who has evaded arrest for
fifteen years was arrested by Sheriff
Coleman, OF Richland county. on
Tuesday.
The prohibitionists Of Unioin coun-
ty Will protest the recent election In
that county in which the dispensary
woii
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-01-08
CVrrON WAREHOUSE BURNED.


Pickens. Jan. 3.-One warehouse at
Cateechee containing 700 bales of cot
ton. was burned last night. The loss
was $4,000, covered by Insurance.
rhe origin Of the fire is unknown.
The warehouse was the property of
the Norris Cotton Mills.
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z ton mills and banks In Green
~Iis paid out 100000 In dividends.
vra Mary Hanpis. OF spartanburg
vn1 fatally burned ut the home OF her
-sDn at Clifton on Wednesday.
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Fire II Lamar on Tuesday night
destroyed about 80 head OF horses anC
mules and large number Of vehicles.
Loss was about $4,000.
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poxCE MkSpENHALL DEAD.
RuDunnr Tsavcling salcsman PaSed
Awsy ~ Clsarlcston Friday After
nooo Alser Snort Illness From

AWUy - NS~hsOu rrWs0y hhVcr.
noos Asser Snort Illness From
pDeumnasn.
The news OF the rather sudden
denth of Dcyce n. Mcndenhali In
cbar,estoR Friday afternoon wss q
orsHt shock 90 his many friends In
sumter. and viii be received with ex-
creme regret throughout the state.
He was the most popular travelling
man IN south Carolina and the best
saicsn'sn ever I'm the employ Of Parke.
Davis q Co. the drug Hrm. his an
noai saics In this state tho past year
totaling $4,000. raore than double
the asocunt of business secured by
any other man In the employ OF this
bis concern.
The cause OF Nr. r.Mendohalrs death
WAS pneumonia and he was sick only
= short time. The funeral will be
held I'm GreenviiIe. his home.
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n. w. Hardin has been elected rep
resentative of Cherokee county to sue
ceed the late w. +. Macarthur.
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n>enrx ReaFasa = 1syins v Ar
nnGp ~ : ssviss q Ganses Here
\ rewteo ssuss Of 10 Bsg Clubs-'
15cg Yesk Asnss>san's Reply.