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TUESDAY. JANUARY :, 1918,
Mt y.9a o-cIock u VI

on the premises. proceed 10 sell az
public auction the property conveyed
therein, viz: All that certain lot, piece
or parcel OF land. with the brick tene-
ment No 1898, and all improvements
and appurtenances thereto belonging,
lying and being IN the city or Rich
u.ond, Va (in that part thereof known
as Lee Distr.ctD, on the south line o.
Stuart Avenue, between Addison snd
Elm Streets. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Commenc-
ing at a point on the said south line
OF Stuart Avenue distant eighty-four
feet six inches (S4.6) west or Addison
Street formerly Strawberry Street,
which point is the centre Of an alley
in common three feet wide. between
the property hereby conveyed. and that
adjoining Il on the east, No. 2So7).
thence running wespwardly the said
south line Of Stuart Avenue and 'front.'
ing thereon twenty-one feet six inches
12f 81. thence back southwardIy and
between parallel lines (the eastern line
running through the centre OF the said
three-foot alley. and the western me
running through the centre OF the par
tition wall between the dwelling mere
bv conveyed and that adjoining II on
tn west No 2S11) one hundred ana
ten H10) feet. to an alley nine feer
eleven inches Gid wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay al
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance 70
day OF sale, and DEBT OF S-.Jte, VIII
interest thereon from December -
1912. to day OF sale. and purchaser %
assume A deed OF trust or the property
dated February 2. 1909. given 20 secure
the principal sum o. $500. with IN
tsrest thereon from November ,. 1917,
70 dav Of sale. and the residue OF TIE
nurchase money 70 Be paid IN eqia. IN
StaIments a. one and two years rom
dav 81 sale. for notes. with interest,"
added and secured BY deed or rs. n
-. $500 or fo- all cash zs 20 said
-s-sa,e a. tie option of he purchaser.
3. c. MOOREFTELD.
Trlstee-
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9f9efiIanfDus

FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE
and china and wedding presents with
care. signed JACOB IIALAUF, 1895
West Broad Street. 'Fhone Madison
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Drip. aeaIf ann ffmaIf

,ffS oNES-GF:T GOVERNMENT
Jobs: $40 week Write Immediately
for iisf Of positions open. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept AIS W
Ttrrtn4fer ~ Y.
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situations oliantfo, ffmaIf

WaSTED.~ by COMPETENT sTESoG>
rspher. good position. Address II
SIS. care Times-Dispatch
EZPE NCED STENOcRAPHER.
well recorurne udcd. also experienced
in general office work. desires a Do
Sf-Ion Al once Address p feS. care
Ttma1-nlevafch
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B. ANTED. ADDRESS OF ALL CITY
consumers who would like 10 pur-
chase direct from farmer through
percei post. 4 10, care Times-Dis-
patch.
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sffuaftons, professional
NJ Yo6ed 1Ipf wf7'

coi!ess and university training. ps-
sfffon ae teacher OF compsuton N
uoh branches. Latin. French, music
Address 9 s0s, care Times VsDstch
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VTTgi0Ia must Company

Vlrginia TrIst OV.Ip"n!f -,
Richmond. Va. December 81; lylz. r,
1-1rr ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this company VIII pc
5sSS 81 the Office Of the company. IN
-. cStv Of Richmond. Va. on Tues
Sav January q. 1913. AZ - o'clock
noon l. ~ - --..
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plbloeno Gotlres.

TVffr-SI;Sis Railway and Power Company
No. 1s5 Broadway. Ne" ore.
THE. ROARD OF DIRECTORS o. VIZ
esnia Railway and Power Com "a !
bss tnls day declared . DIVIDEND %
- Der cent. equal to Ss.5l per share
or the preferred stock OF SAD CON- com
pany. payable on Jsnu --. la. -;
re~o-d on December -. lslA e
.-ar-fer books viii not . clpeeo-
f,i-fdend checks viii De mailed.
@. r. WILLIAMS.
Treasurer.
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iIantLe cosst LIE ka.Iro -

,sI1nfIc Coast LI1o EllITyaI ''''T'''7'
Onre OF the Treasorer.
rr-t,~-f-Ston y g Dec. 81. 1919.
-rsr BOARD or DIRECTORS or
.,fsnti~ Coast Lac Railroad Com :
nsnv has declared q DIVIDEND on
sb-es ana one-nslf per cent on the
cannon capital stock 81 tn~s com
ss.-- ,avatie e. the once ~ tae
h...,rer Al Wilmington. y. C.. on
80 sf,er January 10. 1913. 20 stock .
foider, Of record on the 10th day o.
T1~--,~er 1917 The transfer books
- riossd from December -. lsl =
a January "a. 1914. both ostes IN
elusive. SNI0 s~r
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9efting5

Rffting5
TaE REGULAR ANIMAL MEETING
or the stockholders of the b. +.
Johnson Publishing Company VIII be
held at the Offices of the company,
in the city Of Richmond, Va. WE'D
NFSDAY, February 8. 1913. at
. e'O F. T. NoRvELL4
Secretary.
once Guarantee Building Corporation.
Richmond, Va. Dec. 80. 1919.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIL
stockhoIders of this corporation Will
be held at its Office. No North
Tenth Street, TUESDAY, January IA
1913, at o'clock p. NJ
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
Secretary
BANK OF Commerce and Trusts.
eo1 East Main Street. Richmond, Va
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN VHAT
the annual rneetins OF the stock
holders OF the Bank Of Commerce
and Trusts will be held at the Office
OF the bank. in the city Of Richmond
Va. on Tuesday, January Ia, 1919.
Al ~ W r. B. CAMPBELL
Equitable Loan Society, incorporated:
OF the ockhOlGers Of the Equitable
Loan Society. Incorporated, VIII be
held on FRIDAY. January 10. at 1850
O'Clock p NJ, ct the office Of the
corporation. 500 East Broad street.
M C. RIDGwAY MOORE.
Secretary.
First National Bank OF Richmond, Va,
December IA. 1912.
THE REGULAR As>NJAL MEETING
of the stockholders Of the First
National Bank of Richmond. Va,
r NJ or
the transaction of any other bust
ness which may properly come be-
core said meeting. viii be held
TUESDAY. January IL. 1913, at IL
o'clock noon. in the directors room
o. the bank No. 200 East Main
street, Richmond. Va
W. Al ADDISON. Cashier.
virginia state Insurance Company.
Richmond. Va. December 80. 1912
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this company will
b. held at the office OF the company.
In the city OF Richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY. January 20. 1913, al Il
o'clock noon
WILLIAM r. MILLER,
Treasurer.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders OF the German
American Building and Loan Corpo-
ration VIII be held az the compsny's
Office. SIS American Medicinal Bank
Building, on Wednesday, January 5.
1913, at : o'clock p. NJ
CHAS. K WILLIS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
National state and CITY Bank.
Rfclruord W.. December IS, 1919.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this bank VIII be
held In its banking house Tuesday.
Jsauary IL. 1913. a; ~ o'clock noon.
Tor the election % directors and
transaction Of any other business
that may properly come Before the
JULIEN Il HILL
Cashier.
ire Union Bank d Richmond.
December 20. 1914
TIE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockhoiders Of the Union Bank OF
Richmond Will be held az SIS bank
~ a
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STORAGE.

CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY, 81
ner load store your furniture. bug
gIes, automobiles. pianos at TOAP-
KISS s27 West Broad.
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EoGI ane SDuno

LOST. SATURDAY AFTERNOON Be
tween Eighth and Broad and LON
hardy streets. "a silver belt pin: Re-
ward Is returned TO 2o4 North LON
bardy.
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gpr SaH
TYPEWRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES AMI
models sold, rented and skilfully re-
paired. Remingtons, UDderwooos
divers, Smith Premiers. Bar LOCKS
and L. c. Smith Bros. machines rent
ed, from Is to 81 for months t1is'
rent paid applied on purchase. Ihh
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER La
CHANGE, sos Z. Main Street Tele-
phone Madison $3.50.
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LOOK, PRIVATE FAMILIES AND HO-
tsls--Fresh eggs furnished postpaid
by parcels post, For inIor mauon, o o.
dress MRS. BERNARD WHITE, VIII
nington. Va.
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BY r. 3. Chaffin & Co.
Incorpora ted,
Main and Twelfth streets.

BY direction Of j. D and P S. Chris
tian Company. We will sell by public
auction on
MONDAY, JANUARY 9Th. 1918,
at Il NJ,
in the salesrO pms Of the Richmond
Real Estate Exchange No 1913 East
Main Street the following lots OF land;
F!rst-Lots IS and 29, corner Curtis
Street and the Richmond and York
River Railroad (now the Southern
Railroad). fronting together hfty-two
feet and having q depth Of 100 feet,
with a width Of hfty-seven feet on
ten-foot alley.
Seconc-Lot II on White Street. be-
tween Brown and Lewis Street. 'front.'
ing thirty 6~ss and having a depth OF
10 feet 10 a ten-fOot alley.
TERMS. Announced at sale.
r 3. CHAFF1N & CO, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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YENTuATORS.

DEAL VENTILATORS. MADE OF
glass: largest capacity; lowest price.
Phone Monroe 1902.
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SHOE &PAIEING.


1oc REBATE If YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon Mems shoes half
soled. 75c., related to ssc-: ladies'
half-soles. COO. related to SOC Every
pair sewed. best leather: no nails, no
pegs Keeling. 25c- DREW'S ELEC-
Trio SHOE FACTORY. lis East
Main Phone Monroe 2es7.
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EX-
oelient consignment of Oriental rugs
and carpets, to be sold on commits
sion basis at the earliest time pos
sible 1t comprises the best makes
and weaves OF the Persian art weav-
ing. I earnestly request the pres
ence of all my patrons and those in
terested in rugs TO attend this sale.
All rugs will be on exhibition and
sale Monday. January the 9Th, until
All are sold Take advantage Of
this. A G. YARD, al North Fifth
Street
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by PARCELS POST. PREPAID. OND
gallon OF Endurance Automobile OIL
for soc. It win pay you to purchase
by parcels post. and inquire into our
PROFIT sharing scheme. 3. ~ ANDER-
SON a CO., Richmond. Va
,fANTED. ADDRESS OF ALL CITY
consumers who would like TO pur-
chase direct from farmer through
parcel post L 10, care Times-Dis-
patch.
LOOK, PRIVATE FAMILIES AND HO-
tels--Fresh eggs furnished postpaid
by parcels post For information, al
dress MRS. BERNARD WHITE. VIII
mington, Va.
FINE FAMILY SCALE. ACCURATE
and reliable. Weighs 1 Dune 70 2f
pounds Postpaid 20 any post-ofiic
in 900 miles. A. B. CLARKE q; sON
HARDWARE CO, 1915 East Main
Street Richmond, Va
I WANT TO BUY BEST QUALITY
butter, one or two pounds week.
Stand brand and total cost TO me by
parcels post. also want TWO loaVes
OF bread twice a week. DR. l. J.
HAYNES, Manakin. Va
FRESH HEN EGGS BY PREPAID
parcel post 10 regular eaSt Sniier
DICKINSON. JR-. Cxrtersvine. Va.
WANTED. ADDRESS or FARMERS
throughout the country who desire
70 sell direct 10 city consumers
through ysrcei post A PSI, care
Times-Dispatch.
FRESH FLAKED COCOANUT BY
mail, faxed hourly. high grade teas
and coffee by mail speclaity-
BROADDUS GROCERY CO. South
Richmond.
WANTED ADDRESS OF FARMERS
and FISH men who viii furnish fresn
goods by mail WARING. lOzl PARK
Ave, Richmond, Va
BUSINESS CARDS. 1000 ONLY sL75.
postpaid. cash with order. LEAhE
PRINTING Co, Job printing spe-
ciaiists." COS East Main Street
FARMERS - FAMOUS WINCHESTER
rifles cheap: 3s-repeater {lu; 80
automatic, $16, charges prepaid Al
dress THE TRADE" Box 3d.
Richmond, Va
MONEY MAKERS FOR BOYS AND
girls sent free; pay when sou.
Write mo at once. Box 3d. Sta uoh
A, Richmond, Va
DRUGS DELIVERED FREE BY PAR
eel post: all orders amounting 10 -
or more for prescriptions patent
medicines, toilet articles and foln-
tain syringes. TAKRANT DKUE
Co, l West Broad
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BY Rufiin a. Sloan,
Real Estate AucttOneerS.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION sAnB

BY Ruffin a. Sloan,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
THAT VERY DESIRABLE LOT OF
LAND, WITH THE IMPROVEMENT
THEREON. SITUATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF louis
lana AND FOURTH STREETS,
In execution Of DEGREES entered IN
the Chanoery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond on November and December H.
1912, in the suit OF Thomas NJ. tinne-
gan VS.. John F. Finnegan and Others,
I will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 6. 1913.
at o'clock P. NJ,
that certain lot Of land. with the i'm
provements thereon, commencing az
the northeast corner OF Louisiana ana
Fourth Streets, thence running IN an
easterly direction along the north nne
OF Louisiana Street 23 feet inches,
thence extending back In nortnerly
direction between parallel lines l-o
feet. and known as No. 4o1 Loulslana
Street
TERMS: one-third of the purchase
money to oe paid IN cash, and the resi-
due in hree equal instalments. pay
able in three, six and nine months from
the date Of sale, the credit install
ments TO be evidenced bH notes of the
purchaser, with 8 per cent interest
added the title to the property 10 be
retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase price is paid: or all cash, at
the option of the pur chaser.
This sale TO be made subject TO the
confirmation of the court
JOHN J. BLAKE.
Special Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required by
the above DEGREES of the special COM
mi ssioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of November, 1912.
Teste: CHAS. o. SAvILLE,
Clerk.
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KeaT cstatr for SALE
RIAL estate luantfo

s-0oo TO 5000 FEET POOR
space. suitable for light manufactur-
f1u business. with plenty OF light
Address r 423. care Times Dispatch.
list YOUR FARMS WITH J. A con-
NELLY a CO. Write postal Tor
-~~.ssory hfnrha
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Zee, Goal ano llioon
CLlanrfu

WANTED. TO Buy OR TRADE FOR a
good mule. Eve 20 eight years old
LYME & HARRIS. 1911 East Cary.
WANTED. Bv AN EXPERIENCED
iaundress. three days work IN each
week Apply sis North Seventh
Street
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE
hold goods Ia any quantity. Pnons
MadIann ISL
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WANTED. TO SELL SEVEN YEAR
old bay mare; city broke; also
buggy. DIR IZEkIELs The Shenan-
doan
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ire Union Bank u Richmond.
December 20. 1914
stockhoidsrS Of the Union Bank Of
Richnord will be held az SIS bank
fn9 house. No. 1904 East Main
Street or THURSDAY. January ..
1913. A. IL o'c1ock noon.
GEO. W. CALL.
Cashier.
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and reliable. Weighs Dune 10 "a
pounds. Postpaid 10 any post office
in 900 miles. A. 3. CLARKE &c SON
HARDWARE Co, 1915 East Main
street Richmond, Va.
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5ifuatfons laantfn, I9alf

ASST slant REGISTERED DRUG
gis;. i've years experience. desires
position February 1sc Best OF ref
ere.ces furnished Address c 1879,
care Times-Dispatch-
SHIPPING CLERK. WITH NINE
years experience IN wholesale seed
house. desires change Al reference
can be furnished: sober and steady.
Address X 40. care Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED DRUG CLERK DE-
siTes position after January 10: per
maEenL or temporary: references
furnished Address E 40S, care
Times-Dispatch-
POSITION WANTED-TwO YOUNG
men. p and rs years old. ct good
appearance. best reference. wish po-
sit!on together as travelling sales
men or Gemo1str Territory
inmsteriai. Address Box i5l. Wythc-
vile Va
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WANT TO BUY BEST QUALITY
butter, one or two pounds week
Stand brand and total cost to me by
parcels post. also want two loaVes
OF bread twice a week. DIX. l. j.
HAYNES Manakin, Va.
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FRESH HEN EGGS BY PREPAID
parcel post 10 regular customer
three dozen per week FOR one doIar
Gusrantee properly packed. 9. w
DICKINSON, JR., Cxrtersvile. Va.
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WANTED. ADDRESS or FARMERS
throughout the country VINO desire
70 sell direct TO city consumers
through parcel post A PSI, care
Times-Dispatch.
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auction 5aIes future Days
ny Noorefieid & Blake,
Real Estate Auctf0neers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 1900 STUART AVENUE.

BY virtue of certain deed of trust.
dated December q, 1911, recorded in
the clerks Office of the Richmond
Chancery Court in Deed Book 214-B,
page POI, default having been made IN
the payment of a portion of the debt
secured thereby, and being required
by the beneficiary therein so 10 do.
will on
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aufumobfIfs 5or 5aIf

N6H SAFE ONE Two-cYL1NDER
solid tire su<o delivery wagon IN
running order. fiso. y kELL1.
Nswa Va
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Office Guarantees Building Corporation.
Richmond, Va. Dec 80. 1919.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this corporation VIII
be held at its Office, No. North
Tenth Street. TUESDAY, January IA,
1913, at o'clock p. NJ.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
Secretary
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IMPERIAD TO OPEN.
New Hotel on Harvin Street to Opcn
Latter Part of This Week.

The Imperial" Sumters new hotel,
erected on Harvin street, facing Tel
phone Street, and nearly opposite the
A. c. l.. Passenger station, will open
its doors to the public the latter part
of this week most probably. At pres
ent most of the work has been com
pleted and the bedding and furniture
are being put in the rooms and COR
ridors and everything is almost
In readiness for the opening.
Mr.. A. l.. Jackson, the owner and
manager of the hotel, stated Mon
day morning that he would probably
have public opening with n usic by
the band and other attractions. The
hotel is a nice building and is COM
pletely equipped in every way, MAX
ing fine appearance and no doubt
will make convenient stopping
place for visitors to Sumter.
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Married.

An event of interest to numerous
people in the city Of Charleston, and
sumter County, occurred yesterday
afternoon at the home of Captain
and Mrs. j. Fred Kirkland, on Oak
land avenue, when their charming
niece, Miss Leila Beatty, formerly of
Charleston, was united in marriage
with Mr.. Il. II. Spann, of this coun-
ty. .ea.At,.
Rev. j. p. Marion, OF the Sumter
Presbyterian church officiated. Only
a few intimate friends of the fami-
lies Of the contracting parties were
present.
The bridal couple have many friends
who wish them all Of life's joys and
prosperity, and a long life.
Following the ceremony Mrs. Kirk
land, the affable and charming hos
tess. screwed a most delicious repast
after which Mr.. and Mrs Spann, ac-
companied by a number of their rel :
atives left for their home in this coun-
ty where Mr.. Spann is a successful
and progressive farmer
The popular young bride is q ma
tive OF Charleston where she resided
until she came to live with Captain
and Mrs. Kirkland.
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Sbt @attsn,an aas scutbron.
PERSONAL

Miss Minnie Williamson, OF Colum-
bia. came ever for the Holiday Eve
Club dance Thursday, spending the
night with her aunt, Mrs. Archie
China. and returning to Columbia
Friday morning.
Mr.. Perry Moses, Jr., attended the
banquet TO the insurance agents OF
the state at Columbia Thursday night.
Mrs. r. NJ. Jenkins and Miss Susie
Jenkins. OF ST. Charles. spent Thurs
day and Friday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Lyman have re-
turned to the city from Ashevilie,
where they have been staying for
some time.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Junius Parrott are glad to welcome
them to the city. Mr. and Mrs. Par
rott were married in Camden, New
Jersey. last Wednesday.
Mrs M. E. Wise of Augusta, Ca,
and Mrs. II. L. Swan. of Columbia, are
on n short visit to.Mrs. W. C. Wise on
West Liberty Street.
Mr.. l.. L. Baker left last Monday
10 attend the conference OF education
which meets In Richmond. Va, this
week. The government farm demon
strators have been requested to meet
there at same time. Bishopville
Vindicator.
Messrs Dan Hayward. the star foot
bah player On the University of South
Carolina team during the past season,
and Mr.. Dwight Hughes. Jr., of the
University, spent Friday in the city
as the guests OF Messrs. Van Cleve and
Herbert Parrott. having come over
for the dance Thursday night and re-
turning Friday night.
City Manager worthington is out
again. after having been laid up with
malaria for a couple OF days on his
return from Charlotte. where he at
tended the water and light confer
ence.
d. Magistrate ]. L. ellis, OF Rembert,
was In the city Monday morning
Mr. ID. f. Shaw. Of st. Charles,
spent Monday in town.
p. Mrs. Nina solomons has gone to
Atlanta to visit Mrs. Marion Noise.
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MIR. COXINGTONi LEAVES.
Former Rector Of Church Of the Holy
Comforter and Family Go to New

'oihcT hNtCtor oI Nnuucn oil the HOLY
Comforter and Family Go to New
Home.
The Rev. II. II. Covington and his
family left here Monday morning for
Bennettsville, where they will stay
until Thursday when they will leave
Tor Norfolk, which in future will be
their home. In the departure of Mr..
Covington, Sumter loses a good citi-
zen and the Episcopal Church of
TINS city loses a loved and honored
rector. The State also loses one who
stood high in the diocese and whose
opinions were listened to with the
profoundest attention and respected
by all who knew the man.
sunday morning at The Church
OF the Holy Comforter, Bishop Guer-
", who conducted the services
TOOK occasion to remark upon the long
and successful administration of Mr.
CoVington as rector of the church
Bishop Guerry called attention to the
fact that Mr.. Covington had now been
in Sumter between twelve and thir-
teen years, that he had been very sue
cessful in his work, increasing the
number of members of the church
more than fourfold, and in every way
proving himself gco rector. The
speaker stated that MI Covington had
shown great ability in the discharge
Of his duties and that he had risen
high in the esteem of the diocese, and
had held high positions in the Dio-
cesan Councils. Bishop Guerry in
closing his remarks stated that If
ever, for any reason, Mr.. Covington
should wish to leave the diocese Of
Southern Virginia and return to this
State, that there would always be a
place here which could be found for
him.
In the afternoon at five a'clock
a baptismal service was held in the
nature OF a compliment to Mr.. Gov
ington. There were number of
children in the congregation who had
not been baptized and all of the par
ents wanted them baptized by Mr..
Covington before he left. There were
nine baptized at the service.
Mr.. Covington in leaving Sumter
goes to st. Paul's Church, Norfolk,
Virginia. Although his many friends
here regret his departue, he carries
with him their very best wishes for
his success In his new home and
work.