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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24
TO TAKE UP WORK HERE.
Committee Appointed Tuesday Night
to Formulate Plans for Work to be
Done I'm Sumter.

With Unity of Purpose" among
church laymen as their watchward,
campaign will be launched here in
the near future for the purpose of
bringing about Better moral condi-
tiOns in Sumter. This was the de-
cision arrived at Tuesday night at the
meeting of the committee of one hun
dred called to meet with the dele
gates recently returned from atten-
dance upon the Convention in Char
lesion Of the Men and Religion For
ward Movement
The committee met in the Sunday
school rooms of the First Baptist
church and heard the report Of the
delegates who had attended the meet
ing. Messrs. j N. Tolar, G. G.. Brown,
IJ. L. Marion, w. l. Herbert and Carl
A. Witherspoon. The report as given
by this committee was discussed and
comprised in the Men and Religion
Forward Movement was not needed
IN Sumter and therefore in order to
have a definite purpose in view when
the campaign was commenced il was
decided to appoint committee to
formulate plans Of what features of
the work were most needed in Sum-
ter and how they should be taken up
in the campaign. This committe with
Walsh of the local forces will consist
of: Pres. Il. Walsh, Sec. III. L. Birch
ard, 3evs. G. c. Brown, ID. NJ Nc
Iced. j. y. Tolar, G.. s. DeLano, r.
w. Humphries, j. p. Marion. II. II.
CovirgtOn w. I. Herbert and Messrs.
r. H Rhame. r. d. Epps. III. c
w. A. Weathers, H. l..
Mccoy, s. II. Edmunds. r. l. Nan
ming. S. +. Stoudenmire and Rev. w.
j. Mckay. all Of the pastors of the
cvangelistical churches being appoint
ed on the committee with layman
from each church.
This committee will meet Mon
day evening in the Sunday school
rooms Of the First Baptist church.
where they are invited to take supper
at 1880 o'clock to formulate their
plans for what forms Of activity will
be taken up in the campaign i'm Sum
ter
The feature of the meeting was its
unity i'm dsiring to take up such forms
of wor'l as were needed i'm Sumter. 1t
showed that the people Of the va
rious churches were willing to get
together for the common good. ana
willing TO drop the question of de-
nominations while the work was go
| ing on. All of those present were
| convinced that some features of the
work were needed in Sumter and
would do great good here and all
seemed willing to take hold and CO.
opcrate-in fact. Unity Of Purpose"
seemed to have already become the
| watchword of these men who were
taking steps for their citys good.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24
TO GIN COTTON FROM STALKS
"A NEW PROCESS STARTED AT
NICHOLS.
BOlls, Leaves, Limbs and Stalks to
BE Gathered and Separated by New
Gin.
Enterprise contains

The Mullins Enterprise contains
the following:
The Enterprise reporer had the
pleasure last Monday of an interview
with Mr.. o. c. Connerly, Of Mich OILS,
on the new cotton gin. that he is in
stallng at Nichols, and found him a
live wire on The subject of cotton.
He spoke very interestingly concern
ing his gin. 1t was manufactured by
the Continental Gin Company, which,
by the way. is one of the largest gin
combines I'm the world. While the
process is new in this section it has
been in use through the Mississ ppi
valley and the Western cotton belt
for many years, and is giving entire
satisfaction and enables the cotton
growers to gather much cotton that
would otherwise go to ruin.
With the new process 1t is possible
for one man to gather a bale Of cot
ton a day. and almost any average
man can gather one-half to three
fourths Of bale. Instead Of picking
the cotton in the usual way, the bolls
are gathered by means of stripping
The hands equip themselves with
good. heavy pair Of gloves, and strip
all the limbs clean with one stroke
taking In boil. leaves and all. In this
condition the cotton Is carried to the
gin and fed in the usual way, and the
machine Is so constructed that it
separates the bolls and dirt from the
lint. and the result Is better, If
possible, grade Of cotton than is usual
ly obtained in the old way. Mr..
Connerly stated that ii was a mistake
In the farmers picking up the dam
aged cotton that has been allowed to
remain on the ground until II gets in
a state Of decay. and where this is
done. it VIII invariably lower the
grade and cause a loss of from SIS to
$40 per bale. 1t Is not the trash that
makes the lower grades, but the
damaged, wet cotton.
Mr.. Connerly is now buying guam
titles Of the cotton in bolls, and is
paying something like $50 per ton for
II. He says that at that price, it
will net the farmer some $SS per-
bale. which Is more than they would
get for the lower gardes If picked by
hand. The gin was to have been
running by Monday Of this week, but
owing to the delay in getting the
foundation down for the engine, II
will possibly be the latter part Of
the week before the machinery will
be- ready for regular use.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

While only one or two applications
for positions as rural policemen have
been turned over to the clerk of the
county board Of commissioners as
yet, it is understood that there are
quite number of persons contem-
plating making application for the
position. Several of those desiring
the position as rural policemen are
out with petitions which they are
getting their friends to sign.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

fact Mr.. Lanneau impressed his hear
ers as being one Of the most PLEASING
and entertaining speakers who ha
been heard In this city for some time
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

Comm 'sSioner White has begun the
work e opening the ditch on West
Mary St eet which was dug by the
r2ilrcad contractors some time ago
and l'ter filed at the order of Coun-
Gil. When the ditch is reopened it
VIII give relief to the persons living
on Bee and South Main streets from
the surface water which is now back
ed into ponds on those streets.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24
""CCUNBS TO WOUNDS.

r, Feb. Wade AleXan-
red, who was shot Satur
ling hY Police Officer J. u.
lied this morning. The cor
ury found that the deceased
his death at the hands Of Po-
Taylor. Solicitor J. X. lion
was at Winrshoro. when ap-
the facts i'm thr case. CON
, Taylor being released ON
md. The negro was drunk
o'criug. and whom arrested
knocked the latter down rs
q coming 70 the lookup, and
shooting occurred.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

snow fell during the afternoon, and
-rly tonight the snow fall was -s-
Ycfted 70 have reached a depth of
foVr inches with the storm at it's
ight.
At Hobart, Okla, buildings were
unrooefd by the storm a:d glass store
y iHdOWs demolished.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

1t is understood that Chief of Po-
Ice Is. Brandford of Sumter is Sc
fiously considering entering the race
for sheriff III the coming primary
election. Chief Bradford would
make good race, and anyway the
more to enter the race the warmer
will be the campaign.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24
Snow i'm Mis- Curi.

st. Louis, Feb, 2O.-Snow began
f;lng this afternoon in eastern Mis-
souri,, southern Illinois and western
r-ehtucky, and late tonight kad reach
ed a depth of from six to eight
inches in many localities. Trains were
from three to six hours late.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

The split log drag is being used on
the streets with good effect. The only
problem now Is. what was the mat
'cr II was not brought into use i'm
this city long before il was?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

Mrs. Eli Jackson and Miss Minnie
Lee Stroman, of Elloree. after spend
ing a few days with Mrs. c. w. Me-
Grew, have returned home.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

The farmers report their fields 20
be I'm such a bOggy condition that
is impossible to do any farm wOl
at ihis time. The roads are all
such condition that it is almost i'm
possible 10 travel on them and az
even worse than they were after Il
rains before Christmas. Some farm
ers still have cotton I'm the field
which they are trying to get pick
cut while the weather is clear
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-24

r. Henry p. Moses went TO Maves-
via Wednesday morning on busi-
ness.
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9unbous ssuBoede.

Chen iturb in Sonoon ole 0}robs
toute bes 9encralampults. cine gang
ein5igartigc, tpiiroige, cite Game. 102
,Sohre bat lie iii Sonopn gelcbt mo
itdlcrIid) bate Tic gang beion0ere Crit
idluIoigunasgriiuDe, nm e& 10 Iange
III Der Solooner 2uit 5lt treibcn.
Siuloert aSnhre Souooner Suft ath.
mcnl lin bos fertig 5il bripaen ulll}
man id)on bier aeboren fem Gas
mar Die alte Tame oqer0ina8 aud.
GaS lit pie cine haIbc ShuBpodcH-
llupinng. llnh oaS boIen nic Gut
loer nlenals eit.
I'd, oenfe nod immer nit Sd)reden
(es iii bereits cine 4Scile bcr) aa Die
er,ten Wintcrmodcn mei1les Son0oncr
aufcnthaltes: Sd)por5er, oider, ruBi-
ger 9ecbcl - roie cine rauDe sScile fiir
Die Atbmuilgsoraaue oiernlie.
swan5ig geihlascne Sage lnng. limo
naBreno rieier Seit bier StHnoen,
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cirtiuuati, 25. 5anu

eineiuuati, 25. 5anuar.
Ter Fissana IN bier fshE TART Der ;SLub
tit Inn Fallen beertTsn uuo bate seftsru
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pOn 329 Sub.
Die fol1suoeH T,p.'ttH trafen pdbr.ne
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&aHtraanS Deu SO Jus uHo fdat
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tat ,iHsE @aFerHane bon 179 Gus u fdlt
eattItttsbura. =. sa. Der Slas bat
siHeH &aFerftane pon 23.5 Sus uao faat.
sorts nouth. :. Ter SIas nat .t.
men @aFsraaub bon s5.5 5ub uab fdQt.
esuispiiIr. an. Gsr Flus hat siutu
ma#sriaao ben l09 Tus uas iteist.
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,intu @aFsrfaae Bon 2d.2 SuS uns feiet
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R,mpbis. ltuH. Der 5(us bat ,is
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Gineinnati, 6 "a. San.

5sHrp e.. Rurre on gQd Qseter. 80
Sabre paht duf Elm Stiit 2dnb on
cer Sitisits Der Suqipan 4psnue in
81. Bernard; iGbrItte Mieths S75,
init pem Qntaufr.6t fir $500.
2ouiie Meper an Goparo u. Stern,
5 Sabre paht aui bas gigsnthum be-
tannt als 235 unb 237 Deit Court
Strabs; monatiihe Wiethe $50.
ma3ie Wle8rssor an 2ouifs 81.
9in5er, 1teil bon Got 81 in 9rate's
lln;erdbtRiIuns in Satlsn, 81.
RaptlsI 70. Uiiler an ToIes uno
Raasl 3. Miusr. 30 hsi 100 SUB or
DER Rorbieits otr s. Str, 5rpilhsn
Wouno uuo Gutter Str, 81.
2lnnl 9unnsmepsr an gbilomena
gunnemsper, Got 81 in Saus Inter
abtbsiIura an Observatory Str, Rt.
aoams, 81.
Sbe Ghriition Rosrlein 9rstping
SO. an SalIie uno ). @. MiIligan,
% bet 100 CUB an Der SjtIeite Der
gocne Str., 81.
Gopin +. Dabole ON Gli3abetb SO.
Rennid. ein Stiit 9ano an Der Roro.
ieite Der s. Str, lueitli6 pom Wius
crset, 81.
Soiepb n. gabitt, per Sb:riff, on
.SIaac 6. gorg, 90 bei 80 SUB On Der
Sapieits Der 8. Str. So CUB bon
,Sobu StraBs, 81.
1bso. :. Runn an Nate Mlp Sim
Ispion, Got 80 in Sam. 60. 9. q. So.
llnterabtb., Sartipe!I, $500.
SuIia gotmaRn on SoIspb Gantsr,
q 5ub an Clinton Str, 81.
Sobn m. Walih an pauline Marz
tin. 40 Sub an "a. aDey GotIe1
Yart, 81.
%. $. Bulb an Dalnut Oils uno
SO. 2. g. u. 9. So. (Guit Glaim), "a
Gub an 5crutsr Qps., 81.
Gbna 8iIbop an 9ioIa q. gsaril,
Got so in u. %. giibOp's glooition
3u 9ooelano, ST.
Glisabeth 5aaemann an SobnSenrp
5aaemann, 464 older in Sstt. 3.
Springfielb 5p., ST..
3itielbe on 5rout Sagemann, 4la
ater in 5ett. 8. Golerain 5p., 81.
1rant Sfmitt an Wm. Shmitt.
so JuB an germ ape., ST..
.. Is. Gntealt an 2uura y. Jobn,
so JuB On Stursis 4pe., 81.
,Sobn gouttpn an Senrp 8OuttOH,
40 rub IN 3looraoo Str. 81.
ecbn &GAtion on oto., so SUB on
Columbian unb Rem Rihmpno pits,
81.
5snrn 8oution an &ate 9Outton,
so 5ub an otn.. ST..
State 9ouitDH on 5earp gouttou,
80 GuB an b!o. 81.
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binares $3.O0--3,2O. garter Ws,aen Safest
5.15-5.6O ss. faaesS4. .40--4.7b DO. Hemils
81. I0-4.2o; Rsssesmftl. msrbsealta az.
mifdtes $4.75--4.85, reines Eith $500
s.25, semif4ses 4.75--5.0 90 Der 9SI.
Hessen - Rsrtt rubis nab ftetia.
2 rstser Minter 10l -- 102c, 10. 8 bo. 95
-100e. 10. rsther S4--93e per Buftsf
gerfaaft wurben: 3 Cars rother Diuier
30. 2 ~ 10zc auf oem 6sIetis.
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tig. Rs.2 metbes 68--69e. Ns.3 meises ST
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DO. 62--s4i<e. Rs. q semifbtes ss-6se.
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81 ne q N n n Il ef N

Y III { II II q l, a. San,
Reue 5ppot9steu.
Mliaie 6. 5iri6felb an Dintor
German g. II. 6. a., $1,000.
4melid 6. Biboel an Gpanfton g.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
4nna aramsr an BRIGHTON Ger
man 8ant Co., 1920.
Catherine 3oFtie an price 9tIl
eagle 8. u. 3. 60. go. l, $3.50.
Otto 6. BeioIi6 an 8eorge B.
Seifrieb, $500.
5reperit q8. aoQer an WaoiIpn 9.
4. $50. 2, $3.50.
Gbnu M. 6ads an oieielbe, $3.50.
gharles SepfferLe an 5outberH
SbiO 8. II. 3. 60, $500.
geniab QD. COBALT an gerea Col
leae Of aentudp, $4,000.
Sdlis Miaiedn tn Central gruit
u. Safe .. Co., $500.
Saais Minigan an 2ucien Duliin,
$500.
Caroline Rabsr an Socob q. glOd,
$500.
peter %. Durr an 1itIs Guar. Ii.
Sruit Co., $500.
2uceus s. poblmann on grna
8ruton, $500.
Ssrdnt M1. pollot an MiIforb 3. u.
6. &c., $500.
SEreb. Spreen an Some 9. II. 9.
Co., Rsabing, 5000.
Rpbert 6. Susentoblsr on 4mos
pitsns, 1920.
Qmslia RodpeG an 5ruItss3 VI. 8,
g6ur6, $500.
5enrp 5pp6orr on Guarantee Dep
60, $500.
Itarp Smitb on Germ. etn. 8. u
g. Co., $500.
Sarlep :. 8oulo an G6as. W
9omtsH, $685..
Bernard s. WOrnig an price otl
| Ro. 9 g. u. g. Co., $1250.
Srso. &. 8sutIer an So9n Jonas
| tanarofc, 800.
! glmer g. iSerris an Gntsrpriis g
II. Co., $1,000.
| SIaac psltnsr an GOrcOrbia 3. u,
| $500.
| emma 8. Seine an Dal. 3ias 9
II. 9. 60, $4,000.
Qauline Wdrtin an gIRc. BortmeI
Club 3. Ii. 8. 60. $250O.
8stilgts 9ppotbetsn.
Gasn R. qinnsD an RipsrfiOs 3. u
u. 6. Co., $500.
| 4melia WioosQ an Gpaniton 9. u
! 6. Co.. $780,
TteIelbe on bieIsIbe, $500.
miliam Rc9opdu on Cottage 9
II. 8. Co., $4,000.
Gbarl,s !. Dreifus on Samss e
ggapns. $14,500.
Sobn 8. Wbits an germania 9, u
so, 3. $1,000.
| Ware Campbell on 9reen Ctr. 6
u. g. Co.. $1,000.
! Caroline Raosr on Soutberu Dbl
3. il. =. Co., $1,000.
George $. QapIon an Datnut 9ia
| g. IL. 6. Co., $1,000.
| QnHa Ssrron an Yrics Sin 8. u. 9
60. 30. l. $3.50.
G-mmu 8. Ssine an Wal. 5iqs E
u. 8. Co.. $4,000.
1ho. 3. Runn an Somsfteao g
II. g. Co., $4,000.
g. 6. Terris on gnterprifs 9. d
| Co., $4,000.
+. g. geutlsr an Southsru Obi
9. Il. z. 60, $1,000.
9ouis mertsl ON Baltimore 9. u
9. 60, $500.
Gjeo. 0sariua an price 5il go.
g. II. 3. Co., $3.50.
90. +. 2umpbom on SoutbernSbt
| 6. II. 8. Co., $4,000.
4nHa g. aramer an Sutton 9. u
| g. u. go. 4, $1,000.
4aI6inaton Diliams an MoIito
| g. Il. 9. &C., $1,000.
Rpb. 6. 9usentoblsr an Sas. 6
| Collins, $500.
| 9eslis g. 0iitlsr on Carthage e
II. 8. g.. $1,000.
gutb. 9arelman an Soms 3. Il. 9
| 60. $500.
Gam. Z. paul.n an bto., $4,000.
Jrep. 20. Shtpsnt on 2eFuis 81
| Smith, $1,000.
Sphn Draper on gropiosnt Goa
| 60, $500.
Roiamono gspah an Wsitl. Ster
| 2. II. .. g., $2500.
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