The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, December 05, 1900, Image 2
COUNCIL M1S&TING.
The City Council he'd a regaler meeting *t
1 o'clock Wednesday nigbt. Mayor Stuckey,
Aldermen Bor??;'Chaodfler. W H. Epperson,
Geo. F. Epperson, Horst and Fiou were pres
eat. Aldermen Paidy and Rowland were
absent. The mioatee of Aoveaaber 15tb and
2#tb w?re read aod coH6rm>?.
Messrs Boyle and Cbaodk? reported that
the Sumter Water Co , bad agreed to extend
the water main np Church Street to Blanding
Street, using lix inch pipe, o a condition that
the city take two hydrants, and they had au?
thorized tb9 work to be dane. Tbs action of
the committee was confirmed by rote of
conseil.
The clerk again called attention to the oe
cavity of purchasing a piaoo for the Opera
Hon se and Mesar?: Chandler, G. P. Bpperaoo
and Boyle together with the clerk were ap?
pointed to confider and report OD the matter.
The ordinance to prevent tbe sse of dry
welts and establish the dry earth system was
presented for ?be second reading.. There were
several ie; tere from sanitary experts bearing
ea the sabpeV directed to Beal cb Officer
Reardon, and at tidiest of Mr. Pi o a the clerk
read one from ?>e. T. Grange Simons, Chair
man State of Health Considerable [
discussion followed: Mr. Boyle thought the
entire matter should h? referred to the Board
of Healih, atad that Council should stand by
such aetioo as they ta?gbt take. Mr. Finn
said be objected *o deprfvfog ctt?eeos of their
dry wells, but that they should be construct?
ed os seien ti Ec principles, as i od ic* ted by Dr.
Simon8, to malte them as Dearly barmtest as
possible,as ail authorities agree that uncemeot
ed wells, and wella with open bot tomi weald
surely contaminate the drinking water of a
large majority cToliceos, and prove extreme?
ly dangerous to hearth. Mr. G. F. Epperson
endorsed Mr. Fioa'e remark?. '
On Hr. FvanY motion it' was referred to
the Board of Heal* td advise connell wheth?
er or not brisk vaults cemented on sides and
' b otto me. prc pedy corered and vented, would
Obviate contamination and remore danger to
public health, ".vi
Hr. Chandler suggested Chat tc? dry earth
system shootf* bc introduced without refer?
ence to dry wails, hot council concluded to
await advice of tie board of health.
Complaint wea made by a citizen that the
ero* engl at'the A\ C. L. yards are constant! y
blocked by trainband suggested- that addi
. tiona I crosatc'gs be ande. Cbc neil considered
Ibis impractiirabic'and directed that the chief
of police look te $beeo'forcems?t of the or di
nance against Wocfcadice the thoroughfares.
The request nr^tteV Al 3'. F?o a ter, of tbe
I A. M E. Church, tor the ute of the Opera 1
Boose for n>oes"ser?ices Dec. 10th was 1
refused. * ? ?
A letter wes read fro ai the Sumter Water 4
Co. refosiog to ?How ?treat sprinkling from '
bydraote, aod ?tating that tho 'method is
injurious to the water mama "and ousattifae- ;
tory in reanlts' "
Mayor S rocks/ preteo ted wi invitation
?rom the maj ot ef'Charleston to City'officials .
to attend the Siattoea! Letgue of Muaic?pali
tiet which meets io Charleston Dec. 12rh.
It was lett with the mayor with power to act:
Mayer Stackey* ?tated that the side wa Ike <
on Church Street'had been widened, except at f
. Dr. J C. Spann*? residence, and aloeg prop- j
?ny of tbe Misses Solomons, fie thought <
thia property ?howTd be condemned. On mo?
tion of Mr. Horst the city attorney wa? re- \
quested to commen?a condemnation proceed- *
iagf ar oace, the mayor to appoint commie- .
. stoners.. !
Ur. Horst catted attention te the ineeenrtty '
ef tbe city prisca cod recent escapes of prir- .
enera Alderman Finn WAS requested to 1
*?veproper?<e?awaeod necessary taetenioge 1
pot in. . 1
Mr. W. H. Sepereoe ?tated that the police .
bad purchased bats at ?2 50 each, aod want?
ed to know if Goeocii wonld pay for them.
No action wa? tefcea.
Complaint wa? made by H. B. Bloom, :
Coiei of tbe Fire Department, that a pile of
lamber :.' V-a street at the Jerrey Boose
bad ne&ny ceased en accident to one of tbe
boee wage os going' to a Gre, ?ad it was
referred to the Chief of Police to bare tbe
tame moved as near th? sidewalk aa possible
and carefoily stack?d.
Council then adjourned.
Fatal FfiU From Buggy.
Bisboprille. S- C, Nov. 27.- Mr J-iooes
Brown, no energetic ead well-to-do farmer,
wbo )t7ed about eight mites from, this place,
w*e killed yesterday moro i og by a full from
bis itngtry while . retorttiog home. He bad
jost purchased a ?oe building lot ie the towo
aod purposed removio? here to e*nd bis
chilen:> to the graded school. From the
attending circumstances bis boree muat bsve
.tnm'jifd, ihrowleg him forward over the
dashboard, breaking bi? neck, as be still re?
tained ni? hold opon the boree. The animal
was pu :ed backward upon tbe poor fallow,
so completely eoiaoglibg himself that be
eoold not msve, aod wheo discovered, pre?
so mab ly an boer after '.he accident, the mao,
borae and boggy were piled np ia a heap, as
ooe of :bs witnesses testified. Mr. Brown's
deatb must have been immediate, as bis neck
was ev:4ently brofcen by tt?e fal!. Ao in?
quest w&s held by Magistrate G. M.Barrett
ead ft verdict retorced in accordance with tbe
facts s?a<ed above
'?he Anvil Organized.
At a meetiog held io tbe Masonic Temple
Wednesday night a local lodge of the Order !
of the Anvil was orgio;z?d and tbe fellow- j
iog oScers were elected :
W Chancellor-J L Haynsworth
W Counsellor-i E R?obf>:t
VJ Dean-J 1 Ayres. ?
W Michail-B C Cutttoo.
W ?aardian-M D Moore.
W Watchman-J D Jennings.
W Past Chancellor-L B Jenkins.
W Sec. aod Collector-W B Morray.
Trustees-Dr. Archie China, Hiran J.
Grover, Jr., Thomas S. Sumter.
The cSeers will be installed at the next j
meeting cn the 4tb Wednesday night in i
December at 7.30 o'clock io the Masonic
Timple. I
Tho Black River Cause way.
Goodwill, S. C., NOT. 29, 1900.
Mr. Editor : Please call atteotioo of tbe
County Commissioners to tbe necessity of
opening tbe approacoes to the new causeway
o?er Stack River in the next two weeks. I
waa do WD there today aod by 12 o'clock to
msrrow tba work will meet ce?r the middle
of tbs swamp Theo the surfacing up to
grade will require about two mora weeks and
the work will De completed. Tbe contractor
said fee expected to fi a iah by December 15 tb.
Tbe poblic will bs anxious to U3? tbe cause
wiy as 8009 aa finished, acd we would much
rather travel begin over tbe road than have
by-reads tbrougb our fields.
I would also orge apon tbe Business Men's
League tbe importance of working for direct
road to be opened from Western end of toe
causeway to tbe Mayesvilte toad at Turkey
Creek. Tbs caasewoy will not be worth over
b&If what it will be noleen tbe road is opened.
The first petitioo for thia causeway wbicb I
prepared some four years ago was signed by
about sixty of Sumter's leading basioesa men
sud was dropped by me because of local op*
position ac that time, asked tbat tbe road be
opened io na uear a straight lise as practica
ble from tbe fork of the Mayesville and Radi?
cal roads to the causeway. I bave been
assured by citizens of Coocord tbat tbere
would be no opposition by the land owoera
over the route, and tbat tbey want thc road
opened From what I can learn of tbe coau
try to be traversed, about one mile or one
and a half miles on tbe direct rou te will cross
the sa ody country lying west of Black River,
and the balance of road to Turkey Creek will
be OQ comparatively bard soil. Besides cat?
ting off federal miles, it will avoid eix or
eight miles of heavy sand by way of Concord
Ch arch and Cha adler's X Roads.
My idea would be to pat a surveyor on the
route and tell bim to ran a straight line from
Turkey Creek to tbe western eod of the cause?
way, then if it bit aoy property so os to
injure it, make such offsets as woald be neets
.ary. Ic might be found advisable to ase a
short distance of either the Mayeeville or
Radical roads, and a short distance on the
Plowden Mill road. Bat it will take aa
actual earvey to determine. On tbs other
band it might tara oat as it did in tbe cause*
way, that the straight lice is not only the
.hortest, bat the best route. Respectfully,
B. W. Dabbs.
mmm) i? ? --"
No one caa reasonably bops for good
beal th us less his bowels more otee each day.
Wheo this is aot attended to, disorders of
the stomach arise, biliousness, headache
dyspepsia and piles soon follow. If yoa wish
to avoid these ailments keep yoar bowels
regalar by taking Chamberlain's Stomach
?nd Liver Tablets when required. They are
io easy to take and mild and gentle effect.
Por sale by Dr. A. J. China.
Half Hates to Richmond, Va, and
Return.
Anana! Convention, Southern Educational
Association, Richmond, Ta., December 27
29, 1900.
! On aecoant of tbs above occaaiot?, Sooth
?rn Railway will sall round trip tickets to
Richmond, Va., and retara, from alista
tunis o* its linet at rate of one first class fare
Tor tbe round trip, Silas $2 membership fee.
Tickets will be sold from Washington, D.
J., and points ia Virginia aod North Caroh- 1
aa Dec' 26 s h and 27 tb, wich final i i mit Dec.
Slat, 1930, inclusive ; ff o m points in other
loathers states, Dec. 25th aod 26th, with 1
5aal limit Jan. 2d, 1901.
Southern Railway offers best serr.ee ever
?ffjriei TO Richmond, Va Fast tim? and
convenient sebedata. Through sleeping car
between Birmingham, Atlanta, Greenville,
Sparta o ba rg, Charlotte and Richmond. Ho?
tel dining ears on all through tratos
For ffetailed information os to rates, reser?
vation, etc., call on or write any ageot of tbe
Southern Railway on its connections.
S B. Hardi wick, A. G P. A.,
Atlanta, Gi.
- II i ??
A Resolution.
Whereas, nuder the law of oar cbnrcb the
official relation existing between tbe Rev.
Tbos J -Clyde, as Presiding Elder, acd tbe
Magnolia St. M S Church So mb, is termi?
nated by expiration of bis quadrennium of
service; We, the officials of said church, ic
Quarterly Conference assembled, fa behalf of
the membership of oar church and of oar
selves desire to record and hereby to express
oar appreciation of bis wise, earnest and
successful oversight and administration of all
matters pertaining to oar welfare both
spiritual and material.
We desire to oss?re bim tbat in our bearte,
borne and church be will always be welcomed,
that bis presence and tabors among ns bas bees
and bis memory will ever be a benediction to
oar lives. Into what ever field of labor be
may be catted our prayers attend bis going
and we labor oo in hope that in a brighter,
nappier clime we'll meet to part no more.
That this resolution be placed upon oar
minute book, and the secretary be instructed
to furnish Brother Clyde with a copy of same
and tbat tbe resolution be published io the
Soatbera Christian Advocate and Samter
papers.
Adopted io session Nov. 22d, 1900.
Geo. E Beaumont, Secretary.
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Magistrates' Jurisdiction.
Greeovillc Nov 30.-Today Judge
Aldrich made a deoision concerning the
jurisdiction of magistrates, which will
ourtatl the aotioo of these officers to
civil cases.
A case came before ibe court on I
appeal from a magistrate's decieion. the i
appeal brioffio<; out tho point thar ibr
magistrate had acted on a case outside j
of his magistrate territory, lt hu?
been tbe practice in rhi* cooney to try
civil action? from any part of the coun
Judge Aldrich decided tbat magis?
trates have no juris diction to civil oases
outside of their territorial limits.
The decision will end suob practice
so far as this county is concerned and,
if the judge is cot reversed, will estab?
lish tbe praotioe for tbe state
s v>rs, ii
Hubbard's Cotton Letter.
New York, NOT 30.-Dariog th
holidV? io America the Liverpool mark
et reoovered ?be decline of Mot-day,
especially on the nearby deliv^rie--,
where the same tactics a? were prom;
cent last seasoo of advancing tho
I immediate deliveries were saeo
Strangely the position* when the
scarcity will be most severe, if the
orop shoold prove a small one, we"
lower. This combination proved diS
onie of solution ?od our trade -ire quite
puzzled to determine i;s caeantL-g. Toe
temper in face of a larger interior,
movement than either last week or ian
year is to await farther developments
from Liverpool, bat not to be short.
Manchester dispatches report a better
demand from Cbioa than fer some time
past Transactions were on a limited
scale at the advanoe as natural after the
holiday, bat the general idea was for a
better market tomorrow.
Hubbard Bros & Co.
Tbe Claims Against Turkey.
Constantinople, Nov. 29 (Thurs
day) -The opinion is expressed in
diplomatic circles that the American
claims arising from the Armenian
massacres "may now be regarded as
practically settled, as an irade pro
viding for tue building of a croiser in
the United States is officially promul?
gated M
The question of the consulate at
H ar poo t remains open, the Porte
persisting in its refusal 'o grant an
exequatur to Dr. Thomas H Norton
The moral effect, however, created
by the presence of the United States
battleship Kentucky at Smyrna in
support of the representations of the
American legation, taken in conjunc?
tion with the settlement of other
claims, leads the legation to hope for
au early arrangement of all ontstand
iog differences
Ignoble Ending of Oar Cen?
tury.
This has been a century of giants,
but the century which came in like a
lion is going out like a lamb, Napo
leon, Wellington, Nelson, Pitt, Bis
marck, Gladstone, Beaconsfield, Fox,
Talleyrand, M ol ike, Goethe, Schiller,
Byron, Wagner, Turner, Darwin,
Faraday, Huxley, Davy, Dickens,
Thackeray, Scott; Carlyle, Macaulay,
Landseer, Lawrence, Canova, Thor
wald sen, Meyerbeer, Weber, fichu
bert, Newman, Wordsworth, Shelley, j
Southey, Washington Irvine:, Mrs
Siddons, sod great as any. Victoria,
are names tbat bave been cot deep ia
the history of the race. Five hun*
dred men and women of genius haye
their names associated with the cen*
tu ry, but where are ten that are liv?
ing ? There should be a hundred and
fifty ls the supply of genius be?
coming exhausted ? Ie greatness be
ing stifled by tbe phenomenally
luxuriant crop of glorified mediocrity,
or is the now all absorbing anxiety to
make money the cause
Within the next few weeks tbe cen
tory will be reviewed by many writ
ers. We shall be reminded that tbe
population bas grown enormously,
that the cause of freedom bas pros
pered as it never did before, tbat
science bas worked wonders-bot
who will point ont that we have no
Wellington, no Pitt, no Byron, no
Thackeray, no Scott, no Turner ;
that there is no great orator, no great
preacher, no great historian, no great
poet, and no great novelist ? Instead
of these they may name many who
are famous because they have amassed
large fortunes in brewing, in distill?
ing, in banking, in speculating
even in speculating ? Is Bung, who
has acquired a fortune by selling
millions of gallons of beer, of more
consequence to the community than
Dickens ? If be is not, why bas Bung
been made a peer while Dickens was
officially ignored ? It is not a bad
policy to encorage the accumulation
of vast wealth to such an extent that
all the brains of the country are more
eager to make money than to earn
fame ?-London Truth.
--?SV-?-*-?- mm
He Lifted tbe BUL
There was a fagot party io George- j
town one evening not long ago. Of
coarse, yoa koow what a fagot party is
-a partv where every guest is expected
to contribute to the evening's entertain?
ment a song or an anecdote or some?
thing equally diverting. There was
voting at the end of the evening as to
whose story had been best: and the
prize fell to a girl who lives on Mary?
land avenue.
This is tbe story she told, and she
said the mao in it was an uncle of hers
in Utica, N. Y He bas a wife of the
ultra good housekeeper sort, aod one
ev ; -he scot him dowo to the cel
i tv.tu a pitcher to draw some cider.
.e cellar steps were dark and steep. |
His foot slipped on tbe second, aod j
down he went like an avalanche. The !
housewife beard thc noiic and ran t.> !
'he tcp of the ??firs to pu r down 'at the
bruised and hai'< red mao at tho bot?
tom
**D:d you break th? pitcher,
George V1 she asked anxiously
"No ; drat the blamed tbin^ !" he
howled "I didot break it but, by
jinks, I will."
And forthwith be smashed the treas?
ured pitoher to smithereens on the ce?
ment floor -Wa-hiogtoD Po9t.
Riohmood. Va. Noe 29 -OD ? fioe
field and io a fair fight Virginia's grid?
iron grit triumphed orer Sewaoee's
splendid eleven here today. F ?ur thou
sind spectators saw the Orange and
B'oe wrest, notary from the Royal Par
pie team. Seventeen to fiv? was tho
?o?re ac tbs end of the second of the
3fj oiioato halves.
Birmingham, Ala , Nov 29 -
Clemson defeated the University of
Alabama football team here this after
noon by a score of 35 to 0 in a ga roe
of 25 and 10 minute halves The
Alabama boys were clearly outclass?
ed by the South Carolina players
Raleigh, -N C , Nov 29 -On a
rocky field and io a cold rain Caro?
lina defeated the Agricultural and
iMecbanical College of North Caro
lina by a score of 17 to 5. It was a
good, bard fought game Carolina
played a better game than usual and
had both officials to play against as
well.
Greenville, Nov 29 -Forman and
Wofford played a close game here
this afternoon, which resulted in the
defeat o? the former by a score of
6 to 5
Wa-hiogtoD, Nov 30-Ic is uccffi
ciaMy, t ot reliably reported, to tb? state
department that Mr Jenner, the British
i umpire in the arbitration of tho case of
j Robt H. May, an American citizen,
agaiost the government of Guatemala
has rendered a judgment in favor of the
claimant to the amount of $140.000
American gold May's claim wes for
subventions io a railway contract wich
the governmeot.
A brother of Sara Jones, the Geor?
gia preacher, who has suffered from
skin trouble for twenty years bas
been cored Ile was a Methodist
but bas become a Baptist, and attri?
butes his core tc the baptismal water.
Perhaps Mr Jones had previously
been more of a stranger to water than
he should have been.-Wilmington
Star.
San Francisco, Nov 29.-Niue peo?
ple were killed and fully fifty badly
injured by tbe collapse of tbe roof of
the Pacific Glase Works, OB 25th
street, today, while it was crowded
with men and boys watobing a foot ball
game OD the field adjoining. About
seventy five people fell tb roa gb tbe
roof opoo the red hot furnaces nod
glass vats below. All were horribly
burned tod ir is feared that in addi?
tion to the deaths already reported
there will be several more.
A HUSBAND
SAYS: *
W
" Before my
wife began using
Mother's Friend
she could hardly
get around. I do
not -think she
eould
get
along
without
it now. She has
used it for two
months, and it is
a great help to
her. She does
her housework
without trouble. "
Mothers Friend
is an external liniment for expectant
mothers to use. It gives them
strength to attend to their household
duties almost to thc hour of confine?
ment. It is the one and only prepara?
tion that overcomes morning sickness
and nervousness. It is the only
remedy that relaxes and relieves the
strain. It is the only remedy that
makes labor short and delivery easy.
It is the only remedy that puts the
breasts in condition so that swelling
or rising is impossible. Don't take
medicines internally. They endanger,
the lives of both mother and child.
Mother's Friend is sold by druggists for $1.
Send for <rur free illastr&ted book.
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Tie Largest anil Most Complete
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Geo. S. Hacker & Son.
-MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Moulding & Building
Material.
uffice ?nd Warercoros, King, . pposite Car
non Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
;?.*4T* Pnrchase our make, which we guxraori
sooerior to any sold South, .".nd
rhoreb . t*?ve money.
Window and Paney Siasc a Specialty
?i p IS O rs .'CUR E FOR
Hf
?UKtS WHERE ALL ELSE PAILS. -
Best Cough Syrup. TUMOS Good. Use
in time. Sold t>v druggists.
CONSUMPTION
na
SF
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has bee?
in use for over 30 years, has borne the siimatnre of
ffr -* and has been made under his per
jVfajfa, sonai supervision since its infancy.
- Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Chiloren-Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare?
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, 3Iorphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its agc is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Beaxs the Signature of
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CENTAUR eoHMNV. Tr MUMMY KT?err. ?cw von* crrv.
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Nov 21-4 m
Some Special Bargains.
40-lb boxes Starch, best erade, at 3fo per }b. Smoked Dried Herrings, 2?c per box.
New Mackerel, 14 eood ftih to kit. s?c
Fancy foll cream Cheeee, 22 to 24 lbs eacb, at 13c per lb.
Best fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, 60 In tub? at 24c per lb
American Sardioes-new pack-$3 85 per ca?e 100 cans.
10 oz Tuender Fruit Jelly, 3 do? \o case, 75c per do?.
3-ib stand. Tomatoes, 2 dcz in c*ie, 90c doz 2-lb stand. Tomatoes, 2 doz ic case, 70c doc.
?-pint bottle?, sssoried Picktet?, 2 dcz in case, 75c doz.
1- Jb cans Core Oyste.s, foll weigbt, 2 and 4 doz in case, 90c doz.
2- lb cans fancy Maine packed Sogar Corn $1.20 a doz.
2-ib cans fancy N. V. Siaie packrd Sugar Corn $1 a doz.
CRACKERS.
Lemons i Je, Nie Nues 5 Je per lb.
Ginger Snaps 5c, Soda Ur 5c per lb.
Sugar Cr. 6c, Fancy Mixed 6?c per ib.
Cream Lunch Biscuits, Tc per lb
UaifUkes, 2-lb packages, 90c dcz
FLOUR.
Best fancy patent, $4 35 bbl
Best bait parent, 4.10 bbl
Best rtraiphf, 3 85 bW
Beet family, 3 25 bbl
Salt 100 lbs, 37c bag
MEAL, GRITS, BACON AND LARD AT LOWEST PRICES.
Cigars, Cheroots, Cigarettes and Tobacco.
Diamond T Ciear, best 5c se?er ar $35 per 1,000. Success, core better, $35 per 1,000.
K L Royai Cizar, ^ocd smoke. $25 per 1,COO Try our Leader, $10.50 per 1,000, 60cbox
Old Vircint? Cheroot, $3 15 per :xx c ! 2 0 Cir 3 for 5c
l >:?2 Glory CiUTuOrS $ - i?0 t?er "OX Cf 1T0? CbrroC?* *
World's Kf?! Clitrvo'a 2'i \--r % u'. -.."(> Cheroot*, 3 for 5:-.
Duke'? C?2tfc?t?ti $3.1*0 p-.-r 1.0v0 Cte t Cigt?rrttts $2 05 per t COO.
A Bi G SUPPLY Oh I'OBAOCO, r-mn-i., ^cfti-ips, B-rly Bud, R. J. R , Mable. Lalla
Rochx, "tmle F/if.cy, K-i E*ea:.a vaneas otter k tees-prices rangic? from 25c, 35c and
4."o per lb.
Big Drives in Soap.
OCTAGON, VICTO UV, TIP T(?P, ELECTRIC, IMPERIAL.
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Cresswell & Co.
Phone 53. Sumter, S. C.