The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, December 28, 1898, Image 5
WEDNESDAY, DSC. 23, 1898.
Entered at the if ott Office ai Sumter,
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NSW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H Harby-Still Advertising.
Wanted-Horse Strayed or Stolen.
Cie.rer.aont Lodge-Election and Installation
G. Osteen & Co.-All Remnants of
Stock ac Cost.
PEBSONAI?.
Hr Tracy McCoHom ?as ia tba city yes?
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 6. Osteen are visiting in
.Cberaw.
ar. H J. McLaurin, Jr , spent Christmas
in tba city.
Hr. and Mrs. Motte Leseeoe, are visiting
in th? city.
Hr. Reid Ard spent Christmas day in
Charleston.
Hr. R P. Williams; no? of Atlanta, 6a.,
i? i o the city.
. Hr. H. D. Crosaweil ia ia tbe city for a
few days stay.
. Hiss Harriet Kershaw is visiting ber sister,
Hrs. L. S. Carson.
Mrs. W. E. Dick of Bossard, is. spending
?be week in the city.
* Hr. W. S. Smith, of Smithville, spent last
Thursday ia the city.
Hra. Sot Emanuel is visiting the family of
Hr. Altamont Hoses.
: Miss Sadie Hoses is at borne from Converse
College for '.he holidays.
Hr. and Hrs. J. S. Pinefcoey, of Stateburg,
were in thc etty last Friday. \ . +
Hr. Warren Moise is at home from Clemson
College to Spend Christmas.
Hiss Linnie McLaurin, of Winthrop College.
is at home tc spend a few days.
Miss Maggie Rice and Master Ollie Hoyt
visiting relatives ia the city.
Hr. and Hrs. D. H. Blanding have re
tamed boms from their bri del trip.
Hr. Frank K. Holman is at borne from
Philadelphia to snead the holidays.
Rev. Wm. Haynsworth is visiting his
father, Haj. W. F. B. Haynsworth.
Hr. Homer Brice, of Chester, visited his
?ocle, Cel. R. H. Wallace, ?last week.
Hiss Anita Harby has returned home from
Converse College to spend the holidays.
Hr. B. H. Anderson and family, of Spar?
enburg, are visiting relatives in this ci?y.
Hiss Bessie McLean went to ber borne ia
Cberaw Friday morning to snead a week.
Hr. B. Frank Kelly, who is attendiez the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
is at heme for the Christmas season.
Hr. R. C. Dennis, SOB of Dr. R. E. Dennis, of
Bishop viile, bas been admited to tbe bar by
tbe State Supreme Court.
Hr. Sam Mitchel, who has been attending
tbe Charleston College of Pharmacy, is at
hoce to spend the holiday vacation.
J?r. Ciaade Rbama is at home from tbe
Georgia School of Technology to spenc the
-holidays.
Mr. and Hrs. W. Arthur Green, of Wi
jsacky, spent several days in the city last
week.
Dr. and Hrs. B. M. Lebby, of Charleston,''
&re visiting their daughter, Hrs. Bsrtow
Walsh.
Hr. D.M. H tehan, who is attending tbe
Charleston Medical College, is at borne .for
th? holidays.
tir. Harmon Moise, who is attending
Washington-Lee University, is at home for
tbe holidays.
Hess?. E. D. Smith aod T. G.fMeWl, of
Lynchburg, were :n town on business last
Thursday. '
Messrs Haskell Dorant and Tom Fosworth
are at home from the Charleston Medical Col?
lege for the holidays.
Hrs. L. Arther O'Neill, of Charleston, and
Miss Jimmie Brennan have arrived ia the city
zo spend tbe holidays.
Hrs. H. E. Elliott, of Wioasboro, who bas
been visiting her sister, Mrs. S. C. Hayas
.worth, bas returned borne.
' Mr. Horatio D. Long aad family, who
have been in the city for several months, re
taraed last evening to Florence.
' Capt. Jack Ragin and wife from Augusta,
and their son, Croatwell, from Wilmington,
spent Christmas in this city.
Hr. C. C. Stuart, after speoding Xmas
with his aunt, Hrs. C. T. H&soo? left for bis
home, Norfolk, Va., yesterday moroiag.
Miss Bessie Lee, who bal been visiting
friends in Virginia during the past three
months, returned borne a few dajs ago.
Messrs. Horace Barby, Jr., Vivian Moses,
Emile Hoses and Clifton Hoiss, of the South
Carolina College, are at home for Christmas.
Hr. H. Manheim went to Georgetown oo
Thursday night to attend tbe funeral cf bis
brother, Hr. Hike Manheim, who died Mt the
Riverside Infirmary, Charleston.
Hiss Josephine Clifton came borne last
Thursday evening from the Colombia Female
College to spend the holidays. Sbe waa ac
companied by several friends.
Dr. S. D. Doer spent Christines day, with
bis daughter. Mrs. G. D. Shore. His daugh?
ter, Miss Jennie, wno has been io the city
for some time, accompanied him borne.
Hr. and Mrs. Willie Edmonds rpent
Christmas day with Dr. Ec m a t ds aod family.
Hrs. Edmund's: will remain in tbe city seve?
ral days.
Messrs. L. S. Carson. B. J. Rbame and J.
F. Laogbery, of this city, and Qr. Edr. S.
Booth, of Hannville, have gone to Charlotte,
N. C., to attend the Annual Pilgrimage of
tbe Mystic Shrines-one of the higher de?
grees of Ma?onry.
Hr. J. Edwin Rembert, the newly elected
Superintendent of Education, bas moved his
family to the city and occupies tbe residence
on West Calhoun Street known as the
"DesCbamp8 place."
Mr. Connie Gallagher leaves Sumter to-day
for Roanoke, Ya., where be has a situation.
Rev. B. H. Bradia is visiting in Colombia
this week.
The smallpox {epidemic tbat was reported
to the State Board of Health from the Hayes
?tile section does not affect the tow? of
Mujesville io tte least, for there is sot a case
of tba disease ia tbe*tows, nor aoywbere io
the immediate neighborhood. The disease is
epidemic amone; the negree? ia a section of
country beyond Scottsville, about five to six
miie<* distant from Hayesvills. Tbe report
was from tbe town of Mayville for tbe
reason tbat the place is tbe nearest depot aod
telegraphic office to tbe section of the coun?
try io wbleb smallpox ie prevalent Tbe
Item bas been assured by responsible citizens
of MayesT?ie tbat there is not a case of
smallpox io the town. They have mace a
rough investigation of tb? matter aod
consulted with tbe physicians of the
reference to matter, and are, there?
to substantiate all s ta tem en tc
rious kinds call on W.
MARRIED.
Married et Pinewood last Thursday by
Rey. Mr. Gresham, Mr. W. W. Weeks aod
Mrs. Clara S. Childers.
Married this afternoon by Rev. S E. Bish?
op, at the residence of the bride's brother,
D. R. DQBOBS, near Sardinia, Mr. Walter
McFadden and Wita Blanche DuBose.-Mao
sing Times, 21st.
Married, on Dec. 21st, at the First Metho?
dist Parsonage, br Dr. J. A. Clifton, Mr.
Biandiog DnRant and Mrs. Kate DnRant, of
this coo oty.
Married, on Wednesday afternoon, Decem?
ber 21st, by Rev. Mr. Ec ts a inger, Mr. W. H.
Baker, of Sumter, and Miss Iola Yoong, of
Smithville. The ceremony was performed at
the r?sidence of tbe bride's brother-in-law.
Mr. C T. Brans, of Smithville. After the
ceremony the young couple came to Sumter,
where they will make their borne.
MARRIAGE?"
Mr. Barry Hood aod Miss Lizzie Stuckey,
eldest daughter of A. B./Stuckey, Esq., will
be married at the First Methodist Church at
8 o'clock tomorrow evening. No cards.
DEATH.
Miss Caroline Richardson, oldest daughter
of Mr. Henry B. Richardson, of Foi ton. died
oo last Saturday, after a long sickness of
over two months. She was a bright young
woman about 22 years old.
Soothing, bealirg, Cleansing, De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve is tbe implacable enemy of
?sores, boros and wounds. It never fails to
core Piles. Too may rely upon it.-Bogh
8on-Ligoo.
The fr?en is of the Sisters of Mercy "are in?
vited to cali during the holidays to visit the
crib. The hours are from 9 to 12 and from
4 to 6. . ;
A cough is not like a fever. It does not
have to run a certain course. Care it quick?
ly aod effectually with One Minute Cough
Cure, tbe best remedy for all ages and for the
most severe cases. We recommend it because
it's good.-Hughsor-Ligon Co.
July O' Canty, colored, of Elliotts, became
violently insane oo last Wednesday and bad
to be brought to this city and committed to
jail. He was sent to tbe asylum next day.
Many a household is saddened because
of the failure to keep on hand a Eiafe aod
absolutely certain cure for croup such as
Ooe Minute Cougb)Core. See that your little
ones are protected against emergency.
Hugbsco-Ligon Co.
An alarm of fire Monday morning jost
before 8 o'clock was caused by the chimney
of Mr. A. J>. Moses'house. The department
turned ont promptly, and, as usual, nipped
it in tbe bud.
Overcome evil with good. Overcome your
coughs and colds with Ooe Minute Cough
Cure. It is so good that children cry for it.
It cures croup, bronchitis, pneumonia,
flippe and all throat and lung diseases.
Hugbson L ig on Co.
Bonneau Gardner, who was arrested and
put io the guard house.for carrying concealed
weapons, made his escape Monday night
through the carelessness of some of the police
force who left tbe door unlocked.
When you ask for De Witt's Witcb Hazel
Salve don't accept a counterfeit or imitation';
There are more cases of Piles being cured by
this, than ai! others combined.-Hugbson
Ligon Co.
The Christmas tree at the Baptist Church
Monday night was largely attended aod very
much enjoyed by all. A real live Santa
Claus came down ao improvised chimney
and distributed the presents from the tree.
Singing and recitations preceded tbe dis?
tribution of the presents. Tbe song by the
infant class, of thirty four little tots, was
excellent.
T. B. Bice, Druggist, Greensboro,
Ga , writes as follows : ((Iu tba past eight
years, I have sold more of Dr. Pitts'
Carminative than all tbe soothing syrups,
colic drops, and other baby medicines com?
bined." Sold by J. F. W. DeLorme.
. A meeting of tbe executive board of tbe
Saotee Baptist Association will be held to?
day at 12 o'clock at the office of Col. T.
V. Walsh. Rev. C. C Brown, Col. T V.
Walsh aod Messrs. W. M. Graham, E. H.
RhameandA.G. Flowers ere members of
tbis board. \
Elsewhere we publish a note from Mrs.
Wm. A. Kelly. It will cause our readers j
pain and regret when they read it, for Mr. j
Kelly is a favorite wi?h those of the commun?
ity who knew bim well. We can only join
with hi3 grief stricken wife and family in
the wish for bis speedy restoration and re?
turn.
A bov was carrying a paper around yester?
day asking aid, and says bis father, mother
and anotber child, aged three years, are in
the city, having walked from some point
near Camden. Oo Wednesday last their
borne and everything burnt in Lancaster
county. He is seeking help to get them to
Marion where bis grandmother lives. Their
money gave out and they were put off the
train-hence the long walk to this place.
Tbe Delgar Reel Squad Bazar last week
was well attended and was a sacess finan?
cially and otherwise. Tbe members or the
squad appreciate the generous patronage
giveo the squad by the people of Sumter, and
their efforts in the future, as in the past, will
be to render such service that the people will
know that the squad merits all the interest
shown io it.
A party ?of young folks with tio horns,
belle, drums, etc., kept tbe city lively for
som? hours Monday night.
Policeman Seymour arrested a rowdy negro
named Jackson on Saturday last, and came
near haviog to ?hoot bim is self-defence.
Jackson resisted, attempted to take Mr. Sey?
mour's club, and drew a knife. Help arrived
just io time to secure Jackson and prevent the
use of either weapon. Jackson bas been
turned over to tbe Magistrate for commitment
to court.
Woodmen Officers.
Hollywood Camp, Woodmen of the World,
tree last Wedoesday night and the follow:jg
officers were elected :
C C-W B Murray.
A L-Marion Dorn.
Cierk-RS Hood.
Escort-V H Phelp?.
Watchman-R C Rembert.
Sentry-W L Reames.
Physician-Archie Cbioa.
Manager, 3 yrs-B C Wallace.
Delegate- B W Horst.
Altercate-T B Jenkins.
A committee of three was appointed to
arrange for the annual banquet to be held on
the n.t'ht of. the installation of ihs officers
elect.
If you have cotton seed to sell, call oo me.
I will nay yoo the highest market place.
/ W. B. Boyle.
The Gypsy Queen.
v
Before a crowded house that tuneful opera,
tbe "Gypsy Queea," was produced lastTburs
day evening in the Academy of Music under
tbejdirection of Mr. D.L Rambo. Theiewere
nearly one hundred persons in the cast, aod
rhe performance was a gratifying success
throughout, not a member of the cast failing
to render bis or ber part with ease aod grace.
The solo parts were well sung, and the choros
work was excellent. Mises Linchan, who
had the role cf Rosalie, possesses a voice of
mucb promise, and she sang her part with
eas? and grace. One of the hits of the even?
ing was tbe duet by little Miss Janie Spann
aod Master Kenneth Barby, and they received
an enthusiastic encore.
Great attention bad been paid to the cos?
tumes and stage settings, and the entire pro?
duction was harmonious and artistic, and
reflected the greatest credit upon Mr. Rambo,
the conductor, and all others who were asso?
ciated with him in training th? members of
the cast aod in managing the opera
Miss Rodgers performed her difficult task
with the skill and perfect technique of a
thorough musician. Tbe accompaniments
were in perfect accord with the Tocal parts,
and that Miss Rodgers did ber full share to?
ward making the opera a success no one who
ie at all familiar with music will question.
The cast was as follows :
Rosalie-Miss Gertrude Linehan.
Fairy Queen-Mrs. L. S. Carson.
Mother Grunt-Mrs. B. M. Lebby.
Gypsy Maiden-Miss Gordon Weeks.
Sir Philip (English Nobleman)-Mr. Ernst
Boltmao.
; Dick and Jack (Gypsies)-Mr. A. G. Flow?
ers aod Mr. R. E. Wilder.
The Carno Kid-Mr. Joseph Auld.
Gypsies, tyroleans, Fairies, etc.
Accompanist-Miss Susie Rodgers.
Between the acta tbe following numbers
were rendered :
Vocal Solo-Miss Gertrude Linehan.
Vocal Duet-Miss Jame Spann and Master
Keooetb Har by.
Vocal . Duet-Miss Gertrude Linehan and
Mr. A. G. Flowers.
Although the rain poured from dark till
the opening of the opera still there were a
trifle over 400 tickets sold Bot the demand
has been so continued and so strenuous by
hundreds of those who were kept away that
the ladies of the church ?ave at last yielded
to the importunity and have decided to give
a matinee on Tuesday afternoon, the 27th
instant, at 2.20 o'clock, at which time the
entire opera will be reproduced in every de?
tail, and in addition numerous oew and
pleasing specialties will be iatrodcced.
? Music Lover Criticises the era
Mr. Editor: The opera last night was a
success ; this is univers illy acknowledged.
To Prof. Rambo's untiring efforts can be at?
tributed the success. Mitis Susie Rodgers, the
accompanist, is entitled to high praise for her
perfect work. Mrs B. M. Lebby as Mother
Groot, 808taired the character io an admira?
ble manner.
Miss Gertrude Linehan, as Rosalie, was
the star of the evening. With *a voice
of purity and sweetness aud of power she
captivated the audience ard received well de?
served and hearty applause, fier costume
was appropriate and pretty, and ber grace
and ease of manner in thin role, but added to
ber natural attractiveness.
Mrs. L. S Carson, the Fairy Queen, was
attired in a becoming costume anet appeared
at home among the fairies
The work of the choruses was good, espe?
cially that of the Fairies.
% The ladies of the Episcopal Church have
ccejed a success, and for t ie evening's pleas?
ure are thanked by a
Music LOVER
Accidentally Killed.
A negro woman by the name of Green,
liviog on Mr. Singleton Bradford's place,
near the Second Mill wns shot by ber husband
Tuesday, Dec 20th, and she died from the
effects of the wound next morning. The
shooting was accidental, tbe woman making
an ante mortem statement that exonerated ber
husband. Green came to town for a doctor
Tuesday afteroooo immediately arter tbe
shooting and stated to several persons the
tcircumsacces of tbe shooting, and bis state?
ment was corroborated by tbs woman's ante
mortem statement. Io brief the circumstances
of the shooting were as follows:
Green bad bis pistol in bis band and was
showiog the woman bow it worked. He
thought it was unloaded and as be revolved
the chamber be snapped it. There was one
cartridge in the pistol aod this was dis?
charged, the ball etrikiog the woman io tbe
lower portion of the stomach. Dr. Sxith
went out to see ber Tuesday afternoon, but
the wound was fetal and nothing could be
done for ber. As soon us sbe died next
morning Green ease to town and surrender?
ed himself to Sheriff Pierson
The coroner held an inquest Wednesday
afternoon, and the verdict of the jury being
jo the effect that the shooting was accidental,
Green was released from eua .ody.
Dr. BuU;s Gough Syrup, the people's
friend, bas been in use over fi fty years. It
cures tbe severest affections of the throat and
Juogs; such as, bronchitis, grippe, laryngitis
and incipient consumption. Price only 25
cents a bottle
Police Court.
Christmas came and went ia a very peace?
ful and orderly way. Tbe police bad little
to do, aod the c*ses before tbe Mayor's Court
yesterday morning were few and of a trivial
character.
Two defendants charged with exploding
fire crackers within the 6re limits were ar?
raigned aod plead [.silty. Mayor Wilson
lectured the parties aod discharged them, as
it bas been customary durioi;: the Christmas
holidays to allow fireworks except within the
fire limits, and there bad beru no notice pub?
lished that the law would be enforced any?
where. Ooe drunk and disorderly was enter?
ed on the docket bot the case was postpooed
by request until to day.
Meteorological Boo?d.
The following is a report of observations
of the weather taken atStateburg, by Dr. W.
W. Anderson, for the 14 days ending San
dav December 25. 1898:
Temperature,
M
BC
5=
a
12 53 , 32
13! 53 j 34
141 40 20
1S? 41 j 24
I" 56 j 36
17? 56 I 42
13i 57
19| 64
20| 70
21 69
22 71
23 64
24 57
251 47
48
47
61
60
60
48
59
41
5>
Condition
??Cloudy
?Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy 2
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
? Partly cloudy.
Thunderstorms on the 20th,
Wedding in Wedgefield.
Wedgefield, S. C , Dec. 21 -A beautiful
wedding WHS solemnized at the Baptist
Church at 4.30 this p. m., the contracting
parties bei ce Mr. Wade Hampton Ramsey
and Miss Helen Edith Cast. Miss Bettie
Aycock, in ber own impressive manner,
beautifully rendered Mendelsohn's Wedding
March on tbe organ, as the ushers, Messrs
S. 0. Cain and Hey ward Ramsey, slowly
marched down the aisle, followed by two
bright and attractive flower girls, Misses
Nan Mellett and Lois Cain, beautifully
dressed ie white. Next on ibe right came
Miss Edna Ramsey, sister cf the groom, fol?
lowed by the bride on the arm-of ber uncle,
Mr. W. 0. Cain, and on the left the groom
on the arm of hi? best mao; Mr. W. K.
Stewart. When nader the horseshoe, Rer.
J. F. Edwards made them mao and wife.
Tbe little flower girls marched ont first,
strewing their path with beantifol flowers.
The sun shone bright and the cbnrch wat*
crowded with friends of the bride as? groom.
Many friends followed them to tbe depot
where they left on the 5 o'clock train for
Charleston amid many congrata lati?os, good
Trishes, rice, etc., thor carrying with them
everything that earthly friends could give.
Mr. Ramsey works in the off ce of Messrs.
Ay cock ? Sous, and ia tbe yon igest son of
Mr M. G. Ramtey, of Privateer. The bride
is a daughter of tbe late Richard M. Cain,
also of Privateer.
Tournament at Hagood.
There will be a tournament nt Hagood cn
Friday, Dec. 30th. Ibe poblic are invited
to attend. All Knights wiil receive a cordial
welcome.
A Crying Heed
From the Daily Item, Dec. 23.
That Sumter has Tong needed a shed over
the railroad tracks at the d?pot bas been
known and felt by all who ever go to the
depot, but there was a forcible demonstration
of tbe fact last night. It bad rained all tbe
afternoon and was still raining when the
traiDS from Columbia and Denmark arrived
-each nearly an boor late. The Columbia
traio brought one or two extra coaches with
college girls, students and other passengers,
nearly all of whom were going on tbe Flor?
ence and Bennetteville trams, and conee
qently bad to get off and wait for those
trains. The water between the tracks was
shoe deep in places, and the rain was com?
ing down overhead. The crowd coold hard?
ly be accommodated in the waiting rooms
and shed adjoining, and the baggage was
piled in tbe rain between the tracks. The
writer counted over seventy trunks and
valises and about a dozen bicycles, all oo the
wet ground and in the rain, except such as
happened to be on or under another in the
pile. *
The Coast Line is certainly able to give its
patrons protection from the rain, aod Sum?
ter, being a connecting point for several
trains, tbsre should be something done about
it. Tbe matter is respecffully referred to the
A. C. L. officials, the Railroad Commission,
the City Council of Sumter and any one else
who might have authority, or interest in the
traveling public.
A comparison of tbe dispensary sales in
tbis city for Christmas wsek this and last
year show an increase of $1,007.90 over last
year, tbe gross sales being $1,276 60 last
year and $2,284.55 ibis year. Notwith?
standing the larger sales there bas been less
drunkenness on tbe streets than ever before
io this city.
The Fi;st National Bank is presenting to
its customers substantial leather purses in
which to keep their lcose change until a suf?
ficient sum accumulates to deposit io the
bank for safe keeping. Tbe purses are as
solid and substantial as tbe First National
itself and those who have received them will
find them useful.
Ibe soldier boys who have taken Hood's
Sarsaparilla are said to have stood the long
marches much better tban their companions.
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If you waat your machine made new
bring it to Randie.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A light Bay
Horse, with knot on beck- of neck, near
ear*, cut on riebt fore ankle, small white star
in forehead. Was stolen from the lot in rear
of the Docker & Bultman Co. store on Satur?
day evening between 5 and 8 o'clock. Re?
ward will be paid for reti.ro of boree or cap
tore of theif. Notify B. G Singleton or H.
Barby, Sumter, S. C. Dec 27-lt*
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