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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-FOR $7.5oOi AMI $1,000, VERY
well-built 3story 10-room houses: in excellent
condition and Dupont circle. JOHN +.
WAGGAMAN. 700 18th st. (upstlirs). seq 3m
FUR SALE-PEETrY FRAME HOUSE IN VERY
nice location northeast; rooms, bath and modern
improvements lot 19l4xloO to wide paved alley
Bargain to prompt buyer.
se27-3m L. STARGARD1ER. 613 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-FOR So, 60O-EXCEIIENT, MODERN
S-room house, well located northwest; well rented
at SIS per month. JOHN +. WAGGAMAN, 700
18th st. (upstairs). seq 3m
terms, 2-story bricks; 90 foot lots; Penna.
ave, near navy yard. JOHN +. WAGGAMAN,
200 14th st. (upstairs). se22-3m
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FOR SAI.E-A NEW BOUSE; 20 TT. FRONT: ON
west side of 18th St; built by owner for his own
hcine, but owing to i'll health be purchased
at sacrifice. For price and terms apply to
ICLANi, FLEMING LEE, 1920 + st. NV.
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w, g.. .... .lS.3O
1927 18th, Sr. is 30
12lS 21st. Or, w...S. 20
<Ol 22d. 6r&store, ". III
416 Elm. Or, mi. III
23O6 O., Or. Wild. 30
For full list apply to
d7-f.m&w 1907
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FOR lighthouses

FOR Rf;N,T-2Oi3 g NV, 3-Sr RE., NJ. &B.S 1000
tN.D COrcOran ~. 4-stOry brick. %. Nb. ~ 20
ISIS 18th, sit. Pleasant. 3-st. frame, Or &b. 500
I2li Ilth NV, 3>t. AMI basetrrt br. .b. $3.50
lbn.s!l ST.. University HEIGHTS 3-st fr IT.. -
i.,SS W Il. NV. PSI. brick 6r& b....... -. 20
i16 F st. ne. 2-st. brick 1rS1............ 2u.JO
iI-G 18th ne, psf and aseuicnt frgr.Sb.. 1870
1896 18th 81. ne. Est frame rooms. 1890. 1879
Jth st. 2-stOry brick. Il rooms. 1850
- q REDElu,D " WAIKIKI A SlN Iunt +
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B1B1IorroA DE ola CORRESPONDENCE DE -R1oo" los

La palabra del padre Plantat amistosa pater
nall interesaba, dudar por Ia prosperidad de Ro
belot
-Satisfecho ..-repuso 6ste:-no tanto como cree
e uez de paz ia vida para Ia gente pobre
despues las contTibucones.
Sin embargo, dicen que habeis compradosel prado de
NORM, ALA cerca de Evry.
ST. senior.
-Es bueno el prado NORM; algo pantanoso pero
tenes piedra cantera que os ha vendo Ia vuda
Frapese
Jamas 81 tonelero habfa viso al uez de paz tan co.
municatiyo, 10 que le sorprend1a POGO
Tres maas fanegas de TERRA
No tan malas. y no habeis conprado algo tam
blen en- la subasta de las minas de Peirou?
BAIL casi NADIA.
-Cierto, pero pagado al contado. Por 10 que We,
Ell oficio de m9dico Sin tftuo del TODD malo.
Persegudo va alguDa ocas6n por ell ejercico lie
gal de la medicina, Robelot crey6 deber contestar
-Eso no-diio-s euro alguna persona no me-
hago pagar.
-Entonces- s-continu6 el padre Plantat-1sera vles-
tro comercio de herborista 10 que os hace rico7
Decididamente la conversation iba omando car4cter
de interrogatorio, y ell toneero estaba nquieto.
Con las yerbas gano algo pero poca coaa.
Sc entiende, pero sois hombre econ6mico, de
orden....
-Tengo, ademas mulas de labor que dan pro
duco taben vienen buscarme para herrar caballeras
de tres eguas contorno, euro cabasrfas, vacas
bras
jsiempre sin tftulo9
Robeot se encogi6 entonces De hombros con desd6n,
yaaiio
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Ell CR1MEN DE ORCrvA1
Ell tonelero modul6 una sonriya humide y aduladora

81 tonelero modul6 sonrisa humilde aduladora,
exclam6
ST. senior juez, vuestro servicio
II Es decir que escuchabais?
NO, no, senor; aguardo solo Mad Courtos por 81
tene algo que mandarme.
Una refexi6n atraves6 la mente del padre Plantat;
cambi6 Ia expression de mirada repuso despues de
hseer una sena Mr.. Lecoq recomendandole aten
ci6n.
---Acercaos Robelot
Con una mirada, Mr. Lecoq apreci6 al hombre que
Sc acercaba
El tonelero de Orcival hombrecio de aparien-
ca deb pero de fuerza hercdea readad cabelos
Tecortados descubrfan frente ancha ntegente
oios claros denotaban expression siempre humde PEI
cnica el momento que crea Observable;
sonrisa haa rastrera entreabria sempre degadas
labos, que sombreaba pelo de barba.
cierta dstancia, con su aspecto anmado parecfa
de pueos de Paris esenca de todas las corrp
clones cuya imagination abriga mas que los estan
ques dondese arroian una moneda con los
dentes.
la indication del uez de paz 81 tonelero did algu-
pasos, siempre inclinado humildemente.
-Por dicha ma-murmur6 lel senior juez de paz
me necesta para algo2
No, por cierto, maese Robelot quiero aolamente
fecaros porlo oportunamente que habeis egado para
sangrar Mr. Courtos; vuestras sangrfas han dado Ia
vida.
-Todo es possible.
Mr.. Coprtois ea genesoso v os recompensara.
-I OH 70 NADIA pedire; no tengo necesidad de NADIA
50 que yuestros negocios van bien; debeis estar
satiEfecho,
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A GRANDEs MALES GRANDEs REMEDIos.-Cuando el
mpobrecimiento organic aniquila Ell cnerpo Ell es'
uerza vgor de ali la indication especial del ''VtaC
dtG de CerebinG de Ulric conceptuados por los me-
licos mas ennentes como el recO8sSty2nte TG de-
$50 el 0ialazndor mas rapdo de las personals a@tes
an6fcGs pru6bese para c0rO50rgr tales yrtudes va
reconocidas alabadas por los enfermos que 10 han
tornado. De venta para la isa de Puerto-Rico F. Gui
Io,rro oo4xy
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RL Eg gpEJQ

Cuando mas animado estaba el bale
en- todo au apogeo,
entire 20 en- el salon, hallando sitio
en- frente de un espeio.
En- su tersa pulida superfcie,
como lago sereno,
reAejaba fguras diferentes
que Sc borraban luego.
Una cara tras otra iba copiando
en- incesanto vertigo,
Y al pasar, ningdn rasgo, nj un cortorno,
quedaba en- 6l mpreso
- Cu6ntas almas--me dije--habra en- Ell bale
cual ese vidrio terso,
tan fragiles tai ve9 y adn mas infieles
qle el iosensIble eepeio
ENRIQUE SEaovIA RoCABERTI.
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-COMPANlA NACIONAL DE LOTER
CssptsssE: SIO.OOO,OoO
CertifcadO de los Gomlsarios .

Los biletes de la CompsEia NseionsI de Ioteri, A..
Honduras, contendran eli Eigu1ente csrtncs7O. ~
For el presente, ceTtcamOs que vigilsmos los ARA
gee para Gooos los soTeoB Qe Is CCmE LOteria e
Honduras. Compahla de LOteria i Estsdo de 0nisSs
nR que personamente dirgimOs reVtsamos los EoT
Go los que So haeen con tods hOnrsdsE recttud bueps
fe para tcdo eI mundO Autorlzanos la oupsHis ae MS
este ce thcado los fsG-smes e nuesras rmas ans
anuncios. 9 SN aus
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Nuestros cOrrespOnsales que deseen precios otros IN
deben eEcbr claEdad, ando resdeEcfa
dado, paTrOquta, Galley Is direction postal
Es de mpOrtsncla que pedos VeDgan con antc
paeion. Los premOs pagan al prssentsr e bste pa
su cobro pueden envarse Entertainments ohens
principal pOr cOnducto de euaQuier banco aQspcig ds
cobros Estande los betes epsVdos errs los Ysndedo.
de todas parties del mUndo mp0Eble pcdeR surl
nilmeros espeeialess
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Aodo e nsanadr q 80

Remitsse por Ordenes PostsIss, dinero OEdenss pol
ExpTeso Letras sobrs bshcosl Cara Goente6 poE CaE
OeFtfcadass
No 50 sceptaa pedidoa por meROE de an peso
beeA de oT&s loterias Rfeoxss f6 Ofreciendo
VendsdoLe8 c0miseRes tan muV dude
prAdorsH para PEopa protection dspen insis en- 70
1Sspt&r otTea bietea ouetos Lompaha Nscopsl dc
oEsEa de Honduras de este mo6C te1dIsr ID csEtdun
ore as echgaT Los PTUaiog REaeissea.
rs gsaNss FSasFsH as Sse gsss ecyYssFs q -
sssSss s&se 81 AEsss aB4FSs& FsassszaSa{Ss eg-r4
! Ia RssS1sss BSsslsE. EAEE CqEBA8. Eas1Ss 1sEtss
EEHEWRAR5 p
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I.is Carmen Torres d 83ua1E

Gomadrona sprobada por u Real Univerai.
dad de BaECeloaa, con oChe afos de p16CtiCs en
aioha Ciudad, elscta TitulaY de d Sooiedsd la
Bea6Gca", ofEeCo { laa senoEag Oh general lea
ss1vtCios do % p1oto1i6n.- QouSultas do So
lSlata ll,-bsio6.
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uNsTRUOCIoNEs GENERALEs

de comprar ningun bse de sguno que preenda juErss
en- g. 'gnnO de dichus EsGados.
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100000 BILLErEs
nterOsy FracciOnes para satsfaoar los sompraaopss
RRECIg 0E los sILLFTES

IN dinero equiYalente l. moneds COTrspts de los Rs
badDs-UnldOs de NGTte AmeTlcs. BhIehes enterog 8
Doble quiatos -; Quintos ~ Decnoss % csntsEos; Vi
gssmOs 20 csnts9os Frecio para las socedEdeE clubs
dedores preco especial Sc Yendedoss on todas
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AVIsO IEPORTANTE
s9UARDE8E

Como las Isyss de cada uno de Ioa Estados Undos pa
hDen OteEas despues del L. de Enero aa 1884
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PLRI Ii GUlRDII CIVIL

On ia imprenta de LA O0RRHsPoNpHNoIA Be vsndes
los sigNisntea irnp1esos: IRdtcs y ToqaiEitoxisi
eiviIes mAilitaEsE 80 eeEtavcs 81 lee. Esetkeg
q RKaaea Eeaiaes &c kgkegse So sGaaeyeg
a., 80 nasSss paB gRaane eEsIsessss
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RHSK JOS

Soluci6n Il eharada de aver: TI-POs
ldem a jerogfdco: aCada uno por su coraz6n
sc fgura 81 ajeno."
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JEROGLIFlCO
SECADORAs DE CAFE

SISTEAIA HOOKING
Esta secadoraS es la mas sencilIa Ia mas econ6
mica mas barata que Sc ha ofrecido al pdbIico Los
seores hacendados que deseen aproyecharse de esta
naquna para la proxima cosecha, deben resolyerlo
con tempo para que puedan tenerla aqui oportrna-
mente para instalacion Para informes precios d
riglrse D. r. 2. Hooking Ingeniero NIayaguez 1914
La RWUeneeedO'O J6ssS 8sl33 Rs5Rssta Rodsiaass d
Fortaleza 81 San Juan Prerto Eicn zauenn Lsn,ose.
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FL General J. A. Early. al retirarss por rSEba desE
sVsnzads edsd, escribe 10 siguiente:
(COPIAl
Nueva Orleans Agosto s.de 1853. Nny sshor Mio;-No
podTe cOntinusT cOnexlOE GOmpenia Loeris
csndO tEaslade Hondu Gauss dc agsnzadR edsi
cOnsiderandO seFa prudente pars pasar region
tropical. Por experience dieE SO cue
los asuntos de la EmpTea han sidO desemsdos
radeE idelidsd, sepsF0 de ella debs airiburse
desconhsnza integTidad nO Ia arrba
consds. Ls deseo Ia Companis e mayor sxto prospe-
ridad, quedO de Vd Aftmo. s. 3. Y, b. s. N.
u <ne~~S
Al Senior Paul Conrad. FTesdents dc Ia Compsnis ds
LoteLs del EstadO de Louisiana.
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Los Bancos BanquerOs uIentes han pagadO sIsmprs
entacOn los premios de Ia del EstadO
L0Ilsisna pUeden ateeJguaT ds s hOnrsdeE
ponsabiidsd de Ia preseIte C0mpaha. J. 81. OC0NNOR
Pres del state National BanA, Orleans. A. Baldwin
Pres del New Orleans NatlOns BsRk, New Orleans. Carl
Kohn, Pres. del un0n National bank, New Orleans. Geo
W. Mott Pres del CiEizens' bank Louisiana. new Or
Los soreOs ceiebraran pabic0 todos los
ses en- Puerto Cortez Honduras, q. A., como sig1ss
1894
Enero 9.-Fsbrer0 13.-MsrEo 15.-Abrn IO.-Msyo
S.-Juno 1S.-JuO lO.-AgostO l4.-SetembTe 1l.-Octu.
Ore 9-NoVtemors 13.-Dlciembre Is.
Con an PREMI0 MAYOR DE SIS, ,OOO,
PLAN DE- LA LOTERIA
100000 BnLETEs
Ea eptsros Frace;opes nara sstsfscsr s aor.raaers
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Reputada durante VElNTR z CINCC AEOs por Ia inte-
gndad On sus sorteos pronto pago de premios
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Is impression del seno de i AepaoLea ds aoaaaEas.
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Cha. de LOterfa del EsaadO de LOuIsIan
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-11-21
Religious.

Litauy services we're held in the Church OF
the Holy Comforter this morning
Rev ". ". Mills, OF Camden, will preach
at Hebron Church, next Sunday at 2
o'cloek. noon.
Last Sunday was the last Sabbath o: the
Conference year, and large congregation vas
present at the Methodist Church Mr.. Daniel
preached an able sermon, to an appreciative
and interested auditory. Should Mr. Daniel
not be returned TO this charge, there will be
great disappointment in his congregation and
the city large.
The services al the 7. ". C.. A. Hall Sun.
day afternoon were largely attended, great
many ladies ayailing themselves Of the
invitation extended. The hall was filled to the
limit of its seating capacity, and number
could not obtain standing room.
Mr.. George Mano,te led, and talks were
made by Drs. Brown and Edmnnds The
singing was excellent and services were en-
ioyed by all who attended.
The 7. 81. C A, is accomplishing good
work in the city and the general interest ex
hibited shows that this work is appreciated.
The uuion services held in The Baptist
Church Sunday night, was the las, OF the series
of the Young Mems Christian Association
week of prayer The church was filled, gal
ler,es and all. Addresses were made by
Messrs. C. ". Hrrs,, Jr., T. B Fraser, 'r.,
and d. F. Wilson and Dr.. Brown
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Old Hoss Sale.

The Old Hoss Sale, or better perhaps, the sale
at auction of uudelivered express goods, took
Mace at the Court Houee Saturday. There
was very large pile Of packages, and boxes,
end bundles offered and bid of at ridiculous
low prices. One large, wooden box which
weighed about ll8 lbs, looked like
regular bonanza Was put up for sale. Il was
started of at l5c and finally knocked down
TO a colored man for soc, great many
seemed to think that the purchaser
s.s,ruck it," bnt when the box was
,aken down it was seen through the
cracks of the cover that it contained only =
lot of soiled and very cheap second hand
clothing, pots and ,inware. The purchaser
however. can use the articles to advantage
and got his moneys worth. After this
catch. the suckers bit slowly, as it was
cloudy day.
4 number of other articles were put up
such as books, clothing, printed matter etc.
Some of the parcels sold were taken away
without being opened. There was q large
crowd aud considerable fun, laughter and
Jokes. Occasionally as come single young
or old person would bid off u parcel that
,urned cut TO be IN article of clothing pecu'
liar 10 ibe opposite sex, the crowd would set
up yell aud guy the purchaser, who wonid
regret the folly of purchasing pig IN the
bag" Some good bargains were secured
however, in the shape Of hooks and other
articles Of a useful nature. In fact all OF the
goods sold we're bought cheap. Mr.. j. =.
Jervey was the auctioneer, and Mr.. ). b.
Spann, express agent, represented the Com
pany.
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| .f.t - -
The New Opera House is the toast of all the
theatrical people Hho have xisited Sumter
this season. They pronounce it unquestion.
ably the most complete, in ell its appoint.
ments, in the State. Sumter is proud of the
Opers House and is grati6ed to have i,
praised.
There are some things that are difficult to
be understood. A member OF one Of the
largest firms of this city stated day or two
ago thar the cash sales of his firm during
October exceeded by more than q thousand
dollars the sales Of the same month last year.
Where does the money come from in such
hard times.
Through the instrnmentality of q. L. B.
Wells, Esq, Attorney for Gary w. Minis,
the young white man recently committed to
jail by o. s. Commissioner s. A. Norris, in
default of 500. 90 bond, has furnished bond
and been released. Minis is under Indictment
for Knowingly and fraudulently passing
counterfeit coin and refusing to redeem the
same.
LeGraud Davis, colored, swindled another
colored man, one of Mr. W. F. B. Hayps-
worth's tenants, ont of the price Of half a
bale of cotton. Davis induced the other man
to put in enoagh cotton with him to make
cut full bale, and after the cotton was
pinned and packed, Davis sold the cotton
and pocketed the whole proceeds and skipped
ont. he is supposed to have gone to Char
lotte, N. G..
Tbursday, Mr. Colbert II. Brand met with
an accident that came near resulting serious.
". he was riding his wheel on Main Street
sidewalk, on Jervey House side, and as he
was passing the gate of Mr.. G. 7. Mason, an
express wagon was coming out Of the yard
Neither the driver nor Mr.. Brand saw each
other, and the driver on the wagon drove
right over the wheelman. The horse struck
the wheel and rider and knocked them both
to the ground. The rider was scared more
than hurt, bu, bis bicycle was badly damaged
aud had to be taken to the shop for repairs.
The checklist man on record, for these parts
was released from Jail Thursday. Warren
Smart, (colored) stole some corn from Capt
r. A. Brands field in October, and the
solen corn was found in his possession
(Tvo bushels and few ears. He was taken
in band by some colored mea and made to
come up to the city, and was turned over to
Assistant Chief of Police A. a. Weeks, who
took him before Trial Justice Wells. Smart
plead guilty and was sent to Jail for thirty
DAYS. He served his full time, and when he
was released be went to Mr.. Weeks and
demaude the corn that he had stolen, claim
ing that as be had served his sentence the
corn now belonged to him. Weeks Of course
did not take this view of the matter and the
darkey was grievously disappointed. MI
Weeks sent the corn back to Capt. Brands
place as soon as he received it, one month
ago.
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"A Fiery Ordeal.

Tuesday night last, a colered tramp stole a
ride on the truck Of an outgoing train.
Just after the train got starttd, spark from
the locomotive few nnder the Car and fell on
the dsrkey,s pants, and set them on fire be-
fore he knew it. When be did discover 1.-THE
Gre bsd made good beadway. The train
WAS going fast and the wind acted as q blower
on the Gre. The poor fellow could not get 10
the burning pants; he could not turn loose,
nor pull up Dis legs to put out the Ere. For
,una.ely, however, for him, the mex, station
WAS only short defiance, and the train soon
stopped. The, ,da1key iostno time in rolling
out from under The train aud into the ditch
or the side Of the track, and succeeded 10
putting out the Ere. His pAnts we're burned
nearly of, but his skin was not much hurt.
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A Good Showing.

Rev. W. c. Power, Presiding Elder, preach
ed at the Miasioa Chapel on Mil street Sunday
night, to crowded house, and administered
the communion This little church has more
than mel the Conference claims and paid its
pastors .sslary in fall. This is an excellent
showing indeed. The year Was begun With
nothing; not even . house Of any sort 70
Re1- Mr. Herbert has worked hard and
success has crowned his lnbors. He has
hecome very much endeafed TO his
eroRiiipg congregation and they expect him
back as . master Of course.
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s NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.
Personal.

Misses Annie and Pauline Gaillard are
spending the week in Charleston With friends.
Miss Sara DuRant is teaching school in the
Bishopville neigbborhood.
Miss Ada Huggins spen: Sunday in Car
,ersvilie.
Mrs. a. G. Williams is in Charleston eo-
ioying the festivities of the week.
Miss Rosa Hirschman, Of Charleston IS VS.
iting Mrs. Sam Weinberg.
Mr. 8. Gregg, Who has been at Diilon
for some time returned home Saturday
Mr.. Thos. G. Mcleod. of Lynchburg, was
in..the city Monday
Mrs. c. F. Williams, is in Manning visit
her mother Mrs. II. 0. Burgess.
M. Parrott is at home again, having
6niahad his duties on the circuit.
Miss Louise Bright is spending the week in
ChsrlestoD-
Miss Virginia Moses vent down to Charles
ton yesterday morning TO spend the week.
Nr. Henry XeLaurin, of Etrcd, n. g., is
at bone for visit Of 9 few days
Miss Helen Renhert, after a pleasant visit
"a friends in, this city, returned home Monday
morning, accompanied by MISS be'le SAN
ders.
Rev. Y. c. Power, Rev. ). W. Daniel.
Rers D. \. Mcleod, Rev. T.. J. White and
Ray. Peter Stokes left Monday morn,ng for
f.anrens 10 aiieud the Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopai Chuch South
MI = Watson, who has 6lled the posi-
,;nn of nrescrip,ion clerk at the City Drug
: s.c,es , s,.E for Charseston on Thursday TO enter
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Married.

Mr. a. r. Brunson and Miss Matte New
man we're married Thursday afternoon al
o'clock, at the home of her brother, hr
Sam Newman, in the Zoar neighborhood, Inc
Rev. C. G. Brown officiating.
Mr. John J. Fowler, of Wilmington, N G
and Mrs, Lula Heiser, Of Sumter, were mar.
ried in this city last Wednesday night, al
at the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
C. F. A. Bultnan, corner Calhoun and Main
streets. Rev John Kershaw, pastor OF the
Church of the Holy Comforter, officiated.
Both the contracting parties Of this marriage,
are of the biebest social circle, of Whining
ton and Sumter, and have hosts Of friends in
both places, whose best wishes and God
speed attend them.
.fhe marriage aud wedding was private,
only relatives and d,heattendants beiog present.
The happy couple left the following morning
for Wilmington, their future home, carrying
with them the best wishes of the entire Game
Cock CITY.
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There is style in paper as well as in other
things. H. G. Osteeu l. Co., have the latest
and best.
..M& a. on tablet or water-marked in
paper is certain sign that the paper is the
finest that art can produce. h. G. Osteea: +
Co, have full stock Of these papers, and
those who admire fine stationery are invited
to come and inspect it.
School Books. H. G. Osfeen h Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-11-21

To join the Home Product Cooperative will
cost you $500 and :hen one dollar when 9
member dies-about $40 per annum. THAI
is cheap enough for $1,000 insurance:
Losses cost old lines less than that, with all
their expenses. Cooperation beats the world
for low rates in anything.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-11-21

1t Will Pay you to take Hoods Sarsapa-
riIa. With pure blood you need not fear the
grip, pneumonia. diptheria or fevers. hood's
Sarsaparllla will make you strong and
healthy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-11-21

A handsome Wall Map of United States Is
pow offered each new subscriber to Rand
McNaIiy Railway Guide, if preferred,
map of any individual State. Subscription,
So 90 per year. Write to l66 Adams Street,
Chicago, for circular.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-11-21

Pay your city taxes. There is no use to
put this important matter of.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-11-21

Native Red Rust Proof Seed Oats for sale
by VI. u. Graham.