The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, May 23, 1900, Image 4
Cbt Matofynm mb jSoutbron.
WIDIMD4T. MAY SO,1900.
The Stmmw Wmmlmvm mm toaoteo
i I860 wad mm Tnm 8m*ikr? it 18*36.
The r?n<cfcww and &0ert*row now IM
Hit tombitai *rtoltlioa and inftaeoo*
ef toel of It* old papers, aid it mani
fattly the mm tdvtrtititg aaediam in
aVmter
Waat* Orop Bullaun.
Colombia. 8 0 , May 22, 1900 ?
The tsmpwttare wm tetanoablt dar?
ing Iba waak aidiig 8am, Maj
Slat, with a meiimtaa of 98, tad t
mlaimim af 40 dag rtat. both raport
ad from Iba worth wettern portion of
lb* Bute
Tbt rtiadtfl ranged* it amount from
tat foarth tf aa I tob to aaarlj tbret
iaobta Tba Ittet tmotot ftll la tit
axtromt aatdbwaattra ootttiea, tod
Iba nee vies* aoowmd over tbt otn
tral ooaatiaa
Aliboagb tho tights coot ion? too
tool for rapid growth aad oropt art
baakwtrd aaat Iba wetten portions,
Iba wtatbar oooditiono wert favor
aaso ttd etaaad improvement It tbt
aowditiot af all oropt. Tit niot
wart baiajtdtl, aad brotght ap all
lata platted ttedt, aad pal bottom
.laadt into oewdittoo to ba plowed and
platted, oaatpl ia aotne wittert
aoaatieo where wore rala it needed
Oofn laokt wall aad hit good
ataadt exoapt where worms hart
damaged it aa bottom lande Whilt
plaatiog m Car from fitithed, toma
torn it reoeiriog its ttoond coltirt
tiaa
Cotton ia preotioally all planted II
It making tfow growth, bat tither,
baa, or it otmiog ap to lall stands,
wbief art, however, tomewhtt Irreg?
ul?r la tiat. OtHi?ttion aad ohop
plag it gtattal. Sorna fleldn tra tlill
gtttsy, aad grttthoppara art destroy?
ing oo I tot ia oaa ooaoty. 8ea island
baa t good aland tad it thririog
Knot oottitaat on wheat to tbt
datrimeel of lit orop Tbt rtotnl
tatat have improved both abtat tnd
oast, (ba latter being bow particular?
ly floe over large treat Ottt will
toon ba ready to btrvett in Iba south
tottern toaaliee
Tobacco baa fairly good atande,
aad the groatd it in oonditioo for ra
piloting Tba pitnte tra small bat
vigorous
Riot improved with Iba warmer
lights Pltotitg oootiooea whtrt
prtviontly hitdered by freshets.
Sweat potato drtwt trt baiag atl
aad Meioaa, eager otne, pttnots,
gtrdttt tod treok geoertlly show
marked improremeot. Peacbes, al?
though droppiog, still indiottt t fall
orop Peart aad applet oontinnt to
Might, tad while tbt former will bo
plentiful, Iba Utter will ba scarce
Largo tbipmaata of ttttontble vege?
table eootiaaa from tbt trook raieiog
districts There it complaint of t
scareitt of dsld htidt in some lo
aaHtiet
CORRKSPONDKNTd' REPORTS. |
Atdsreot?Coritne : Dry uotil Fri?
day, tbtt partial ehowere wbtoh wart
mteb eeeeed ; lau enttoe tot tp to
good treads ; sort ot bottom laode all
plat e-t ; wtsat ttteoally promisitg ;
ttts ilii oa the lead hit fairly good ;
Iran oroD gsstrallf .proaisltg ; out
WSVS1?. pitt'.t bof? ati trows d.>i.ig
mta1) damsfe ?% A Brtan
Ciarleetea?Cberlesioa : Pirat pert
tl 1 b' wea'i dry sad satl ; las rsiae ot
the 10 h ttd 18 k. ktsefloial to all
?rope; teat orop bettg shipped ;
taetm^ers ttd molots dottg fairly
wall ; ebtr? yieU ef potatoes ; isoood
brood potato bogs bate pel to appear
ttes ?H 8imoad*
Olaretdot?Piaeoood : Crops eof
ferel from dry weetber ttd there ie
etly a perltet etead of oottoo ; oopiote
?bowsr* Ii tka last too days odl bring
lp ibs balates o* aeede platted, aod
give net life atd vigor to vegetation ;
oats will eooa be reedy to karrest ;
wbeti ie poor, dts to mil ?R S Dei
Ckeeopi.
Derliegtot?Soeisty Hill : Drotgbt
eoeditiots rslisrsd by moderate
skoatrt , osieeinj toksseo plat te reset
atd sweet potatoes tratsplsttsd ; csi
sod wheat grsatly benefited ; late
tottot eomitg op, sod gardens re?i??
ed I pssekss sottiooe to drop,
tbrssteoitg a short orop it teotioos.?
Maj J J Ltttt.
Ploresee?Lyooh : Fernen srs well
op witk ibsir work ; week bee been
favorablo for cultivation of crops
good staodi of all crop-: eioept Iste
plaited oottoo, wbish will now oomo
ip as lit rtits fell oo lbs 17th sod
18lh ; vegetables trt plentiful.? E J
Smith.
Georgetown ?Sarnpx: Drought brok
?n o? 17?h ; raio very beoefioiel oo
gerdeos, oale aed late planted oottoo ;
bad worms do'teg eoo idereble damage
lo aora planted ia April a od May ;
Maroh eoro doiog wall ; peeebes drop
piof badly ; (rapes ood pears promts
a fill erop ; sweet aod white poutoea
are promising ?R W Bailey.
8omtcr?Stetesborg : Delightful aod
beoefieial ratot ooaarrod oo tba 17?h
ood 18tb ; oot oiooh wind ; gardeoe.
orabardi aod leid oropa of oil itode
will bo greatly improved by tba raios
?W W Aodereoo
Orsogeborg ? 8priogfield : Tbe
droagbt tbai pre?ailed damaged ooro,
bot tba raio oo Friday etada a oooaider
obla ioiprotaoiaot; oottoo looks wall ;
??oil grams are promising ; froit trees
Sdeo with frott ; o loa orop of blaok
borries ia proepeot; as a whole, erops
are doiog wall D B 8lorkio.
Kersbaw?Camdeu : All oropa are
io good ooodittoo. ood tba raeool rotoe
made tbem look floe ; late oaro to being
plaoted.?B Affloooi.
Ltnoatter?Osoeola : Hea beeo rery
dry ; warca doya ood oool oighti op to
Thursday evening ; drinling raio. oo
Fridoy ; oil vegetation aeeds raio ;
wboot aadoats will oot bo foil erops ;
opplo ood peaebes about half orops.?
T W Beerest.
H. Oowper Patton Doad
Goloasbia, May 22.?Hob H Cow
per Pattoo, of Colon bis, died at
Joboa Hopkioa Hospital, Baltimore,
Md, at 7 o. m. today. Ho sorftted ao
oporotioo for apeoriam of tbe aorta for
a weak aod hope that he would reooter
woe eotertaiood He was well koowo
throughout 8outh Oarolma.
Triumph of Law in Williams
burg Court.
Kiogatroe, May 22.?Coort ooo
reoed bero today, Jodge Gage presid
iog. with 8olioitor Wilsoo aod
Stenographer Tillmao promptly at their
posts of doty. Tbo first oaso was
against tba oegro Hamlet MoGill for
rape, or attempted rape, on a nine year
old white girl. He ?ias ably defended
by Mr M J. Hireeb, ess is ted by Capt.
Kelly, both of wbom were appoioted
by tbe ooort to do so. 8olioitor Wilson
ooodooted tbe proseootioo io hia usoai
foroible atyle, aod tbo ease was giveo
to tbe jory late thie afternoon. They
were oot about 30 minutes aod returned
o verdict of guilty. Tbe oegro seemed
to bo perfectly indifferent to tbe eoort
proceedings, aod I do oot believe b *
yet realitm tbe awful reality that !?
before bim He wee sentenced to be
banged Friday, Jooe 15th. He oever
moved a moaolo wbao tbo death
scotooee waa passed oo bim ood remain?
ed atoieal aod immovable to tbe les*..
SWEETHEART KILLS FATHER.
Prospective Wedding Reaulta In Trag?
edy Near Cordele.
Cordei.s, Ga., May 22.?A prospective
wedding, in which the young lady's
father objected to his daughter's choice
for a husband, resulted in tho killing of
John Raines, father of the bride-elect,
and his sou, and the probable farul
wounding of two other*, whose names
are unknown.
Saturday morning Charles Gleaton,
aooompanied by a friend, d~.?ve to tho
Raines home aud was joined by Miss
Raines, whom he was to marry, when
tho father and sou interfered. Young
Raines rushed upon Gleaton with a gun,
when tho latter drew his revolver und
?hot Raiues and his son, the former
dying instaiuly, while the latter lived
only a few hours.
Pinn of Campaign Arranged.
Birmingham, Ala., May IS.?A con?
ference has been held in this city be?
tween the Democratic state executive
committee and the nominees of tho
Democratic pirty for the various state
offices and electors. It was tho ttr*t
meeting of the now committee einoo Iii
?election at the state convention las:
month. All the candidates were pre*
cut and the plan of campaign was ar?
ranged. _
Fire In IliinUvllle.
Ht'XTSVii.le, Ala., May 23.?A loss of
$13,000 was occasioned by a fire in tho
basement of A. S. Daniel's furniture
?tore on the east side of the public square
Sunday. Out of 14 stores and* business I
houses along the row nine have l>ccu
burned or damaged by water during the
past month. Incendiarism is lapootod.
Assaulted NY Ith an Ax.
Tau.ilah Falls, Ga., May 2;}.?
Frank Arrendale, who lives near this
place, was struck on the head by an ax
tn the hands of Joe Beard and seriously
hurt. The injury is not considered dan*
mjgejaa
Farmer Stabbed.
FaWflftlt TftlTfi Oa., Mav 22. ?W.
F. Roane, a fanner ??f Habuu county,
was probably fatally grabbed by Warren
Dun lap at Clayton Saturday. A dis?
puted business transaction was tue eause.
Duubip was arrested and phieed in jail.
Mrs. IfOO Arrives From Havana.
Nkw Yoaa, May W.?Mrs. PUshugh
lire, wife of the military governor o(
Havami and motu ben <?) lor family,
have arrived here on board the United
statestransport >. Igwick from Havana.
Southern Kii!u.i\ KxteNelon?
Hakftox, s. r . May *3, I rrarUug
?Inkei are ;. lug pfoi il aud c >ntr idi
let for the ritou on of the Boulh rn
railway from 11 irdecvillo to this plaoe,
Work will begin at an early date.
THE? &NGL18H LANGUAGE.
_____
We'll begin wttt? a box, tod tbe plural is
toxes,
Bat tbe p ami ol 01 fboald be oieu, oot
Toeo o e fowl it goose, ?.ut two ere celled
geese
Tet u>e p arm of moose should never be
mease ;
Y a ma? find n lone moose, or a whole cect
of mice.
H jt tb* plural ot boose I* houses, not bioe ;
If the ploml of men is always celled meo,
Wf,-. ?nouido't ibe plural of pan be called
pen T
Tri* co* in the plural may r?e cows or aloe,
Bot ? cow if repeated is never called kioe,
And i e plural of tow is tows, oot vioe,
And if I -p ek of a foot aod you show me
four feet,
Aod if I speak of a boot, would a pair be
called '?e*i T
If one is a tootb and a whole set are teeth,
Wby sboaldu't tbe plural of booth be called
bee ih T
If ibe singular's ibis and tbe plural is these,
Should tbe plural of kise be nicknamed
keese T
Tben one may be that aod three would be
those,
Yet but in toe plural would never be hose
Aod the plural of cat is cats, oot cote,
We speak of a orotber and also of brethren,
But tboogb we ear mother we never say
mvtbren
Tben tbe masculine pronouns are be, bit aod
him,
But imagine tbe feuiinene ehe, shis and shim.
8? tbe English, I think, you will agree,
I* tbe saost wonderful language you ever did
see.
?Peony Pietorial Magstine.
CUBAN OIL cures Cuts,
Burnt,, Bruises, Rheuma*
tisni and Sores. Price, 28 eta.
Sold by FIugbBOD-Ligon Oo
PRESIDENT IN BAD HEALTH.
Vor this Reason Vice Presidency is
Source of Worry.
New Yokk, May 22.?Republican
members of congress who were in the
city last Sunday night said the selection
of a candidate for vies president to run
with President McKinley was as per?
plexing as ever, and that tho matter had
taken a new phase.
This is caused by tho state of the
president's health. Tho information
that comes from Washington is that
while the president's health is not alarm?
ing, it is of a character to cause uneasi?
ness among his ini! mate friends, to
whom the facts are kgown. They will
not even breathe a doubt that the presi?
dent is likely to serve four years more,
yet they are satisfied that more than
usual care must be taken in providing
for the presidential succession.
Usually the vioe presidency has been
thrown as a sop to the defeated faction.
This will not bo tho cast this year.
At a recent conference in Washington
it was assumed that Governor Roose?
velt was entirely out of consideration
and his name was not presented. In
explaining this it may be said that there
are very large numbers of Republicans
in and out of the state who still believe
that the governor will "be drafted" at
Philadelphia. Still at the meeting in
Washington other names were consid?
ered, among them being those of C. N.
Bliss, Secretary of the Navy Long, Sen?
ator Lodge, Senator Collum of Illinois,
Senator Wolcott of Colorado and Gen?
eral E. S. Otis.
When all was said and done it was
agreed that the candidate for vice presi?
dent who met all political and other ex
egencies had not been discovered.
Murderer Electrocuted.
Sing Sino, May 23.?Fritz Meyer was.
put to death iu the electric chair at 0.05
o'clock for the murder of Policeman
Frederick Smith in New York city on
fee night of Oot. 27, 1897.
Hosiery Mill and Power Plant..
Durham, N. C, May 22.?Tha
tract lias been let for the building ttf an*
other hosiery mill and for an extensive
powerhouse, to cost $80,000, and co be
oompleted early in 1901.
New Compress and Cotton Mill.
Thomasville, Ga., May 22.?Applica?
tion has been made to the superior court
of Thomas county to incorporate tho
Georgia-Alabama Compress company.
The capital stock, $80,000, has already
been paid in. It is understood that it
will absorb both the Thomasville Invest?
ment company and tho Dothan Com?
press company. The company proposes
to erect a OOttQQ mill and cottonseed oil
mill in connection with the compress.
An Outlaw Ituu ifowu.
Faykttkvillk, N. C, May 22.?A
proclamation of outlawry was issued
last week for Thomas Fort, a white
man, who assaulted Mrs. James Driver,
near Fayertevillo. Fort has been cap?
tured near here at the house of a rela?
tive.
DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
COTTON.
New York. May 21.?Cotton futures
opened steady.
opks close
January. T.88
February. T.al ....
March. 7 8? ....
April. ?
Mav. 9.4! ...?
June. 9 80
July. 9.2? ....
Annual. h.?5 ....
September . 8.1$ ....
October. 7.9S
November. t.bO .... *
Dowmber . T.ll ?
Spot cotton, eaay; middling uplands,
u li Mic middling gulf, w lo-loc,
URA1N \NI> PROVISIONS.
Chicago, May 21. opkm clooi
Wn i:\l-May ". I.... 653,
July.. . i,.;-v<,-4 ???? to\
Cons- -May. . .... 80>j
Jnly.. . ;i7V'3s .... aar,
oat* May .... 21\
July.. .... 91??
Pork May . .... li 40
July. 11 .... 11 52
Lab? Mav .... ... 0 ?w
July.. 8M ....8.92%
Septem iter. ... .8.98S
Kins Ma\ . ? B-55
July .8 M ? 8.87S
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sw w vi \ia) 21. Spirits hi o 1 ne,
dull at 40; Male* exports, 1.24 dn,
firm, receipt a, 9,102; sides, 8,002 e reports,
lipo, ?11 ?t? \ 15. c, I) 11.20; K, $1.85;
l\ { I li, #| :r. Ii. MC; 1. $1.55; K, $1.85;
V. 11.hj N. fcjUJ; windowglase, 12.25;
?ml ivblto i 2. t ?.
1 n\tiLKSTON, May 21. ? Turpentine,
etcadj al Is; sales none, ltosin, quiet.
, sjalei none) unchanged.
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Winthrop College Scholarship aid
Entrance Eiamipation.
TBB examination for the award of vacant
scholarships in W*onrop College, and
the admiaeion of or. etadeote will be
beld at tbe County Court dome, oo Friday,
July 30tb at 9 a m.
Applicants mast not be leee than fifteen
yrara of age.
Wbee scholarship! are vacated efter Jniy
20th, tbey will be awarded to tboee making
tbe highest average at thie eiamination
Tbe cost of attendance, including board,
furnished room, beat, light and wasbing ie
only $8 50 per montb.
'For further information and a catalogue,
ad drees,
PRES. D B. JOHNSON,
May 22 ROCK HILL, 8. C.
Vinegar.
I have on hand a lot of
Home-made Vinegar of very
fine quality. The flavor is del?
icate, while the strength i?
equal to any to be had.
Will be sold at my residence
for 40 cents per gallon.
N. G. ?STKKJV
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Did too know that we bate the largest tod meet eomplete Hot of Groceries
of soy boose in Sonttr, aid elwaye praparod to meet the demands to oor line?
Our trade has growo to each extent that wt are forced to have snore rooee.
In additioo to oor large store and warehouse that we oow have, wo art fitting op
a 90-foot warehoose between the Atlaotio Coaet Line and 8oatbern depots in
order that wo as ay ho in barter position to snpply the demeode.
Io additioo to oar larg? stock of goode on haod, we have Iota of goods
bought at factories that we can ship direot to yea sod eeve you snooty.
We give yoa a FEW PRICES BELOW, bot as wt have not tpaot to give
yon a foil list of pritte, will ask that yon write or tosnt aod gel oor pritte wbttft
wt will famish with pleaaare.
Best largo Lamp 8tartb, 40 lb boxes.|h
Btst Soda, 60 lb boxte, 1 lb packages, at.$2 par box
Star Lyt, $3 ptr oait, 4 dcsen. Dtlivtrtd in 5 tast lota.
Rex Baktbg Powders ? aod 1-lb cans, $3 60 per oaet of 100 J aod 60 lbs Dt?
ltvered io 5 east lots, with 1 oaet Rtx. Soda, 60 Iba., free
TEA?Good Black aod Green, 10 lb oaddit.35e lb
DIME MILK?Four dosen in tast, at $3 50 ptr east
OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOT8?Three for 5e at . . $12 50 per thoneaod
OLD GLORY CHEROOTS?Five for lOo $14 per thousand
CIGARS?The finest 5s Cigars on the market $35 ptr thousand
SCHNAPPS TOBACCO?10 lb caddies . . 35o per lb
EARLY BIRD TOBACCO?10 lb caddies .... 35o ptr lb
SWEET APPLE TOBACCO?10 lb caddies tin ptr lb
LALLA ROOK TOBACCO?10 1b taddite .... 32c per lb
BIG WHISTLE TOBACCO?10 lb caddies .... 36j ptr lb
RED EYE TOBACCO?8 plugs to poood. 10 lb eaddies . 27a per lb
FLOUR, MEAL, LARD, BACON, GRITS, MOLASSES,
And otbtr goods at lowttt prioet. Aek for pritte wbith wt will furnish jou.
Crosswell & Co*
Phone 53. Sumter, S. C.
Summer is Coming!
The weather of the past few days would indicate the near
approach of Summer, and the consequent necessity of pro?
viding one's self with appropriate wearing apparel.
In looking around for your wants in this line, do not fail to
give us a call for we feel assured we cau supply a liberal
percentage of your needs. Our line of
WASH MATERIAL
AND WHITE GOODS
Is the most complete we have ever carried, and the man?
ner in which we have been selling them is a guarantee
to us that
The Styles and Prices are Right*
Already our stock is badly broken in some lines which we
hope soon to replenish. There has been a great deal said
about the advance in prices of Dry Goods, but we see no
justification for this, except in domestic goods, such as
bleached, brown and plaid homespuns, that are directly
affected by the price of cotton, the advance is not appa?
rent. We are still selling
at 5c per yard
at 8 l-3c per yard
A Good Print
36-in Percales
These are in very desirable patterns plaids and stripes,
suitable for Shirt Waists or Children's suits.
Woven Madras Cloth, in plaids and stripes, at IOC
Probably the best value we have in our stock, and most
appropriate for this season of year is
Our India Linens.
For some years we have been buying this class of goods in
short lengths
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS.
The goods are perfect, and buying them in that manner
and the quantities we do, we are selling them at
25 to 33 per cent less than regular goods*
Our Line of Silk Waist Patterns
Arc very attractive. The prices range from 50c to $1 pr yard
We will be pleased to send samples of anything in stock.
ODNNELL & CO.
The Lamest and Most Complete oharles c. Leslie,
t, , ... , , aa Wholesale aod Retail Commissioo Dealer la
Establishment South FISH
Geo. S. Hacker & Son, I0*** Game and Poultr3r
Stalls No. 1 aod 2 Pisb Market.
Office, Nos. 18 aod 20 Market Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Consignments of Couoiry Produce, Poultry,
Bggs, Ac , are respectfully solicited.
Prompt returns made.
' Fish packe! io barrels aod boxes for ths
country trade a specaity.
{ Use 6 x
TK IANK m SMBtj
SUMTER, S. C.
City and County Depositary
I Capital stock paid in, . $75,000 00
' Undivided sorplae, . 16,000 00
Individual liaoitttj of stockholders
inesceee ottheir etotk, ?f,ooo 00
? Tran&arts h gen? rnl tanking business ; also
I hnti h Savings Bink Departeatat. Deposits of
$l und upward received. Interest allowed at
1 the 1 Hie ot -I far cent, per aOOOB, psvable
. setni-ati ?tally,
W . F. B. HAYNS WORTH, President.
I Maiuon Moisr, VV. F. Rhamk,
Vue-Prtsldcot. f,.-i,.,r.
j*n 31.
-MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, SASH, BUNDS,
Moulding & Building
Material.
office and Warerooois, Km,:, opposite C.i
non Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
^BST* Purchase our make, which weejuarootf
inperior 10 any sold Booth, and
I hereby skv> monev.
Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty
October Iii?o