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Flats and Apartments to Let.
u,fvr,,,t We, Side.

n,IIt - ,., "A ,,,,,. ,r,,, prnciyoy
,~Grry'Ul InId,pui, .lfglr Apartment:
= elegant rODils. hruurOun: stCgm hpaic ed
throughout. nj q Il elegant large rooms: bath
''''', ''''''"'
al l'g'n. Apply =" i"n'ior.
earn ~. p,i,W n. llpr.uf .i,,u,. IrutrI uuurt-
me- f. r,,nrt. 4 mil -, 10 so
,n,,., o,,U. -. ,.t,. -, ,.g,I
I'd II ~ u iIW'u" ,"uI,I, ~ l''''
''HN''H''N0 0M''i'' I'' '''"'"""''
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>I,!-' ~ - i,"lh 9 ""'l, ''"u,n. n M
r,,r.' '',tIiniA. INA ,;rn uVi,V. or
igd i. nr bu.JE
NiD~r ~ ". Nu"S desirable single npaIi-
ni"i's. Il rDuui., al improvements. .'"ul
heated r'hi 80 'ppF g., NI'Il''.NN. liSj
hfol iNHf, hrHI '2''l'' or IHIllt"f. .
iED ~. grD 90 ~. ~, a lwHy L sln ave
ila hN"in"HN decorated N"|'.Nlbl"rH Jam or.
49, ~. ggD ". Very dustiHb!" single a'Hri.
m"nl,. = room al mrruN"un"nlN ,tr,'ii h"ht
NW' 80 .NpilN g.. I''LNN' '@' hI''i
w. ""' w. VI '''''''
4ili - ~ w.. i",.' o"\lrt inrSc I"o'lN'
l'i''~, WiI', well NLh''d hI'''h' H'S
iSIu .v .,N -r,,u g.nr A ,,rr,. L. front
IN, '',,,ii Lis r,i,',I' IU,,c. Son rdlps.
doy.
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NORSEMAN

18th ST.. lB f.. only = fats left; hardwood
floors: tilrd ncarths; elegantly decorated; lSt tlnt
suitable Tor doctor, rents $50 h $50 Inn!tor on
nrpnli.pg.
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FURNISHED floor: use OF kitchen and piano; In
private house. Refined, box 30 Uptown World.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLAT. six all.
light rooms, bath good Location, vicinity 10Th
st., broadway; rent only 40 wit good private
family; references. Box rs World.
IARiE nicely furnished Hat parior, southern
exposure: rear llth l. statiom weekly price 81:
pheasant nom" tor some one; ladies preferred.
AIRS. A., hos ~ World.
PARIDR. alcOve bedroom: hath: steam heated
HAT, all light. use OF kitchen - weekly; refer
thces. Address G.. box "l3 World, uptown.
tPPER PORTION Of downtown buildings occu-
pied as furnished. r ,un hous' to let. ApDly To
Jos. l.. ~SrECkL.ii. III Broadway.
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete e
ready Tor housekeeping, i%ncl11lng linen, crock
cry. &c, on terms of 81 a SIC weekly until paid
Tor parties intending To hire { furnished fiat will
readily soc The advantage of owning the contents
OF II home Il al really less e xpsnse your choice Of
an immense assortment Of furniture, carpets, rugs
X curtains, odd ihnc" parlor pieces h scores OF
pretty things to, mahc II hon, inviting. Call for
list of flats, price list and estimate. HENRY
NAMES 4 SONS. 400, All 9TH ave-, between
3lst X b2d SITS, white binding.
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ST, 230 r. Nicely furnished roomL sui.
terms moderate. ri
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Or't TTrr. ?5r. per- hns: SScDpl Time &c. per
dne 7h'ri ant Subsequent tunes. zoe. per hNl
No rJtru ckdrys an Suuidg.
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TB0HyS0N'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

nNT 'h' tlni" UI .Tr"GruU''Y, strN0N.
tnH' TUuh 'Drwfi.irG: giNh yea, terms re
rurr'l, "nrN Hvls " m"n. in "llIrg' ct u specialist:
uullA. u'h.' r~.,'.l>, tins college irs moe bust
urs> '"uHlGd- l't. IT. rrnIuntos than it 'ul y,pp'y.
,lGl, &C.. ,r "l"n'u- ~ HddGr'" \. " .NAn!~pN.,
\ IT,. r%rur,p'l, - Fourth ave. composite"
l--L-L- In l-,mL
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Flats and Apartments to Lei.
Usfurpished -East 6 i'd.

iI~I ST. i}2l., ~ pr park ave. large, 4 hi
rooms. Improvements 1T tI"pr' $40.
5UIli ~. |4#L. l%}cgom, siuglr Nat, large,
llgni rooms. $50; elevated station IT corner.
pu1isI.. SO L.. Elegant par'ur y basement
''Ht;N large rooms, TlI.3O; elevated station
m '"rn"I..
.Isr IT,. $50 r., near Lexington ave. -~ins'"
i"os WITH - iiylt bcu ro'us, ~ moulh.
j2p II. 30 h.. rablo singh IA. hiplt
ui; alluarooyonrHis. r"l; mod"ia".
,HyIu 81. tHit. ~ AM steam heated fiat, to
let. > rUuIus. i.ut slGiu 80 iuuu,h. Inquire
On premises.
7eu-r.!ro r.. near 3d ave. cable ear, Bonurl-
iul Hlal ut"ut' "a I rooms; lpini"d. pap"r'd.
aa,, ,.rNaI"r-. luud rails: rrrUs. St.JJ ulwUrd.
IN II llp T. lIogs' lor pa,liruiar families,
71ru I..Iu7I. Ei"pnui, Tloom,. la,h. near
T.. So. February rent Tree.
Nib 81. - T.. GtuHu. bath. all improve
"n"u'~; ucyrrh aye. hotdlipm; $50
SD ~. az y. Elegant tInt; u odrr"Ir IN g
l-ht rouls IL bath: improvement
~HTiI II, lHl r., corner Lexington ave. :
molrtotr.
1911 ~ ~ iin TX m,"r static" ) 4 !
So'ii ~. no 4. GruunI i!rt.. - rooms, slit
apl" dU"'"r ur drrsoulnN"g: $50, station.
81 ~. lW, E.-T rooms < bath, oat>il" Tia
'N"i, room iighi newly decorated house; wen
Kept u',sIuorh'oi: first elias. 80 q 50, N""m
DI~r ST.. IGE. Elegant Mats for small families
~ sul",t location: steam heated; ri,w over
Central Park rom 10 windows: rent So.
LU2D n, IUG T., nrar Cpulud PARK X IA ave.
t. 5uomS. tubs, h"I'', all.
IUiIn 81. u T.. near Central Park 7ltrg"
rooms; all improvements: moderate" rent.
paint ri; ir~t-ClaSS order; rent $40.
I,Dru 81. l9T T.. , large. light rooms: bath
ruunl, reirigrrturs; elegantly decorated; hall"
heated.
lonrli 81. 1867 T.. Apartment, to let at reason.
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A Few of the Subjects Treated
ACTORS. AUSTRALIANS BALLOT.
AGRICULTURE. APPROPRIATIONS.
ALASKA. ASTRONOMY.
ALCOHOL. ART,
ANNAPOLIS, ASYLuMS.
ARMIES. BANKING.
BARRENiiEsS. BOOKS.
ASERALL DUhTlNG.
BATTLES. BO%ING.
=. BICYCLING, B~OYCOTTlNG.
BILLIARDS, BltIDGES.
BISHOPS. BROOKLYN.
CARRYING TRADE COLLEGE CHEERS
CITIES. POP. or, COLUMBIAN FAIR
CIVIL SERVICE. CU%GItESS,
CENSUJ CLUBS.
CIiiCAGO, COAL,
CHILDBIRTH. COINS.
CoNsULs. F~ALCATIONS.
CONVICTS. DIVORCE.
oPiRIGiI DRAMA,
COURTS. DUTIES,
DEATHS, ECLIpSEs,
DEBT, PUBLIC. EDUCATION.
EVENTS, RECORD OF FREEMASnNRY.
ELECTIONS, HOLIDAYS.
ELECTRICITY, IMMIGRATION.
EXPORTS l~NSuRhSCE.
NHFINkNtE INTEREST.
FOOTBALL. judiciary,
LiBTARIEs, SATuEALlZNT'N LAWS
EAE1ES.
MARRIAGE LAWS PENSIONS.
METRIC SYSTEM. RACING,
MILITIA. RAILROADS.
MURDERS. SHOOTING.
TURF RECORDS, YACHTING.
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housekeeping or gentlencn; all convenienceS
lorH ST, 43 f., near Handsomely
furnished large room, two gentlemen, - each.
10Th ST., 80 E.-Apartmcnts for bachelors;
NMrN rpnSnnnhln.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Eurnished-nor,h OF ,,stb Street


beth 81, 30 W. LIST tioo', ~lef-share O,
nicely iiltniShed HAT. light rrDins, for marrie.
c0nnle. WIN lndy hon .ek epper.
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2hrIl ST, 2O7 +. Large front room, steam
heat; terms reasonable. Fourth bell east.
18TH ST., l2j f., I'd hour-Bay wtndowS
heated, running water, bath, gas, 50, ", 81
18TH 81. llOli-. near 4th ave. Pleasant, ~a1h'
rooms from ~ up; references.
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unfurnishcd Rooms to Let.

4GIH ST., 2l3 W., near Br,adway-Rooms fur
nished or ullurnished; pirate house. Call al,
week.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-09-26
J. N. Brand.

Train Master J. N. Brand, of the Charles
ton, Sumter and Northern Railroad, has
resigned, to take effect on the 8; prox., and
will 20 70 Wilmington where he has accepted
position in the Office of the General Super
intendent of the Atlantic Coast Line. This
change is in the line of promotion and the
many friends Of Mr. Brand are sincerely
gra,i6ed at has advancement
The rise of Mr.. Brand in the roilroad
world has been rapid, and it is not saying
too much to say that there are few men of
his age, in South Carolina who have had the
experience or have the practical knowledge OF
railroading that be has He is not now much
above 81 years OLD, and yet be has been
Train Master of the G. S. 4 N. for about two
and half years. Before promotion to the
position be now holds, he was excessively
private secretary to the General Manager and
Chief Clerk in the General Managers Office.
Frequently in the discharge of his duties and
in the absence of his superiors he has been
placed in positions OF great responsibility, and
has always proved capable and reliable.
While we regret to lose Mr.. Brand, we wish
him all the success that Ills abilities merit,
and we have no doubt of his rapid advance
meDt
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The Price of Cotton.

Again the report is being circulated tha;
the Camden merchants and cotton huyers are
paving much better prices for cotton than the
BUYERS in Sumter 1t may be true, and from
what We have learned it is true in part, but
there is no good reason. why the price OF
cotton should be higher in Camden than in
Sumter.
The fact is, as we have learned, that the
Camden co,,on buyers grade more strictly
than those in Sumter and the higher grades
bring better price In Sumter The grading
is not strict, and, while taking the average,
The price of all the cotton sold here will compare
favorahly with Camden The lower and me-
dium grades, cell for more and the higher
grades for less than Camden. This is one ex-
PLANTATION. The other is that the regular cot
ton buyers will not buy from the wagons al
all. The merchants buy from tie wagons
and resell to the cotton buyers at the close OF
the days business.
This condition of affairs is seriously injur-
ing Sumter's cotton trade between here and
Camden, and those who work in the interest
of Camden are making the most Of it. The
merchants of this city should take hold of the
matter and let the facts be known. If there
is auy cause why Snmter does not pay as
much for cotton as Camden it should be
removed. If Sumter does pay as good prices
as Camden the reports should be nailed as
SANDERS
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Carnival Notes.

The Col, Show should bring large nun
Der of farmers to the Carnival One Hundred
Dollars have been appropriated to be dis
tributed in cash prizes. In addition to the
chance of winning prize, colt owners should
consider that it will be an unusual opportu-
nifty TO sell their colts should they desire TO
do so.
Fifty Dollars in Gold for prizes in the
Tournament should induce the gallant
knights OF this and adjoieing counties 10
enter the lists OF the Game Cock Carnival
Two Hundred Dollars for prizes in the
Military Prize Drill Several companies have
already entered for the contest, and superb
drilling may be expected.
Twoof the finest picked teams 20 be found
10 this State and Georgia will play ball
during the Carnival. Base ball cranks will
be delighted.
The Firemen's Reel contest is sure TO be
Thoroughly exciting Large cash prizes have
been.appropriated which will add zest to
the contest
/. is probable that there will be a few
races after The Tonrnament Those who Own
race stock should be grooming and training
their steeds.
The shoot is going to be the biggest
thing ever held in Sumter. The purses
will be rich. and it will be y reflection on
our county if some Of our hcme gunners do
not capture few Of them.
The Bicycle Races will be great. When
this is .said it is useless to say more. Records
are to he broken and new ones made in honor
of the Game Cock City Carnival.
Half Of the attractions Of the Carnival
have not vet been told. '1r.--
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MIR. Thomas Answered.

SUMTER, S. c., Sept. IA, 1894.
Mr.. H. r. Thomas, President Reform
Faction, Sumter County.-Dear Sir
We observe that in The Sumter Her.
aid of the 7th inst. you have published
a list of questions which you have
addressed to the Senator and Members
of the House of Representatives from
Sumter County. We confess that we
cannot understand how you can be IN
any doubt as to our position, but we
will cheerfully answer your questions.
Our understanding of the pledge is
that we are bound to support all the
nominees of the primary of August
2Sth ult., including the State ticket
which will be nominated at the con-
vention which will meet on September
18th inst, also J. w. Stokes for con-
gress, and all nominees for county
offices.
We went into the primary in good,
faith, and will abide the result in good
faith, and we confidently expect the
faction which you represent to like
wise abide that result and to carry
out in good faith the pledge and to
support the nominees.
Respectfully,
ALTAMoMT MOSES,
CHAs. J.. WILLIAMSON,
RIcHD. l. MANNING,
J. II. WILSON,
A. X. SANDERS.
Mr.. Mellett declines to sign the re-
ply, as the following letter will ex-
plain:
Hon. Altamont Moses-My Dear Sir
Please excuse my delay in answering
you, but thought you understood my
position from our last conversation on
the matter you write about.
am the nominee of the Democratic
party of Sumter county, signed q
pledge to abide by the result OF the
primary, have never bolted, stand
ready to answer all questions pro
pounded to me by the party through
It's proper channel, but deny MIR. Il. 4
Thomas's right to exact any pledge
whatever, as the president of faction
of the Democratic party of Sumter
county. am,
Yours with the kindest regards
FRANK MELLETT.
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Deaths

Loula, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.. D.
Johnston of this city died on Sunday night
last. The funeral services were held on Mon
day afternoon a; the residence of Dir. john
ston.
Capt. George .McCuschen, died at bis home
near Wisacky in the st. Zion neighborhood,,
on Saturday afternoon, September 22d, ageo
u years. On Saturday morning he was
stricken with apoplex5 and -emained uneon-
sciocs until the afternoon.
He bad been failing in health for several
months and his death was preceded oy an
illness of several days duration. The funeral
services were held. at Dit Zion Church, OF
which Capt McCutcheu was long an earnest
an Influential member, on Sunday.
Can't. McCutcben WAS u eat!eman OF the
old school, educated refined and true to his
state and, the traditions Of her past, which
made the name # South Carolina proud one
among the states of the union:
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Cotton w eigner.

A meeting Of merchants and cotton buyers
was held last week to consider the cotton
question. The advisability of eecting a
public cotton weigher was discussed and a
committee was appointed to take charge OF
the matter.
So far nothing definite has been decided
upon. 1t is to be hoped, however, that the
committee will be able to evolve some plan
suitable 10 all, or, if not that, plan tha,
all can agree to get together on. 4 cotton
weigher is needed here.
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T,yo Rennblican Candidates.

1t will be remembered that there were two
Republican nominating conventions for this
the Seventh District. One convention nom
mated Capt 7. B. Johnston, the other Mr.
E. ". Brayton So the matter hung for some
time
Finally, however, the Brayton faction ap-
pealed 10 the Nauous Republican Committee
TO Investigate and determine which OF the
two was entitled to the nomination. Inc
committee proceeded 10 Investigate and de-
cided last week ;ha, Brayton should be recog-
nized AS the regular candidate Capt, john
ston cid not appeal to The committee, did not
submit his case to it, nor was he represented
in any way at the investigation. he did not
recognize the right Of the committee to inter
fere and does no, propose to recognize OF
abide by the decision of the committee ne
is as much a candidate as ever, and declares
positively that he is in to the finish.
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Ar. Henry Span has moved to this city
aud will occupy the cottage recently erected
on Hardy Avenue.
In some parts OF The county the farmers
have yielded 10 necessity and are paying forty
ceots per hundred for cotton picking.
Regular drills of the Sumter Light Infantry
will be. on Tuesday and Friday nights o.
each week, commencing next Tuesday night
The crowd that gathers at the A. c. L.
depot on Sunday afternoon would create tbe
impression that the traveller had reached
Darkest Africa.
II lis though, that Frierson, one Of ,he
Gay den murderers, has been located In Berke:
lev County. Sheriff Sanders has telegraphed
to have the man arrested.
The Pringle cottage on Washington Street
recently purchased by Col. r. N. Wallace is
bling converted into handsome residence b5
large additions
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Religious:

The Santee Baptist Association convenes,
on Oct. IL, al Magnolia.
Mr. A. P. Brock. was ordained deacon Of
the Sumuer,on Baptist Church, Ion Thursday
of last week.
The Black River Baptist Union convenes,
on Friday, at Home Branch Church, near
Packsyille.
To-morrow, Rev. E. D. Wells, of Packs.
vile, will baptize forty-six persons, al
Reynolds Mill.
The Rev v. n. .Capers will Cd. V. } offciate
at st Philips, Bradford Springs, on Sunday
next at II 80 o'clock q. 10.
The Rev. John Kershaw will Cd. Y. con-
duct services al the Episcopal Church on Sun
day next. Hours Of service II q. m aud 8 ~
p. IA.
The Holy Communion will be celebrated in
the Presbyterian Church On: Sunday, Octooe,
7th. Rev. DR.. McPheeters, Of Columbia,
will fiil the pulpit on that occasion.
On Sunday morning.. Rev. Mr. Sans, oi
Sunmerton, will conduct service in the Bap'
tist Church At night Mr Brown will speak
on Luke. 7, AZ: ''When he thought thereon,
he wept;" or, the Aftermath Of a Great Sin.
The Bible Institute in The Methodist Church
came 10 close last evening after most pro.
6table session To many the talks on the
Bible were revelations, and they will be able,
in future, to &c, much more out of the Bible
than ever before.
st. James Evangelical Lutheran Congrega.
ton. Pastor W. B.. Cronk. Divine Service
will be held on next Sunday morning at II
@ clock a. m in their place OF worship over
Ducker 4 Bultman's store. Strangers are
cordially invited to the service. Sunday
School commences at 10. a. m.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-09-26
The Cyclone.

There was considerable uneasiness all over
the State yesterday on account OF the an
nouncerent of the Weather Bureau that a
West India Cyclone was travelling Northwest
and would sweep across this State late Tues
day evening, and that considerable damage
would be done in its track.
At this time it appears that the cyclobe has
passed us by We are feeling the effects,
however in the lowered temperature and the
generally disagreeabe weather. Winter
clothes and fires were in demand this morn
ing; aad the thermometer registered 3s
degrees.
The lates, teegrams repor, that the cyclone
has turned TO the Northwest. Considerable
damage has been done in Southern Florida
and the telegraph wires are down, so that II
impossible TO obtain accurate reports.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, and do
not purge pain or gripe. Sold by all drug
gists.
a full line of Wards Stationery At H 6
0sleeu & Cos.
The VI. i H. tablets and paper is recognized
as the finest made H. G. Osteen 4 Go. have
full stock.
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The New York World for sale By H.

The New Yofk World for sale BY H. G.
Osteen 4 Co.
The two orphan children Of Mr. W. n.
Wallace who died recently in Sumter, will
be sent to the Baptist Orphanage at Greco
wood next week.
Those who purpose visiting Sumter during
the Carnival should not purchase their fall
goods elsewhere, until they have seen the
bargains Sumter merchants have to offer.
a negro man was caught in the machinery
st Gordons mill at the crossing of the Mayes-
vile and Brewingtoo roads, yesterday, and
had bis arm crushed between the elbow and
wrist.
The old Methodist parsonage at the corner
of Church and Republican Streets, now own
ed By Mr.. Moses Green has been moved to the
side of the lot next TO Mrs Manning Browns
and will be remodeled and several rooms
added.
Up to Saturday only abon, 400 bales OF
cotton had been shipped from this place over
the Atlantic Coast Line. About 5000 or
more had been shipped via the C. S. l. N.
Charleston is getting more cotton from this
point than usual.
Schwartz Bros announce to-day that Octo.
ber Sd and 4th will be the days for their
Grand Fall Opening The Palace Dry Goods
Emporium always presents handsome ap.
peasarce on these semi-annual occasions, and
this season will prove no exception.
There is young farmer in this county,
who with three plows, has made 500 bushels
of corn more than be will need to run bis
place next yesr, has the almost certain pros.
pect of 25 bales of Gotten, and made an
abundance Of oats, hay, peas, potatoes, etc.
The Decoration Committee Of the Game
Cock Carnival will order full supply oi
flags, Chinese lanterns, bunting. etc., which
will be sold at cost to those who wish 10
decorate their stores or residences for Carni.
val Week. Those who desire 10 take advan.
tage of this offer should see Mr. H. Schwerin
at once and put in an order.
The Game Cock Carnival will bring one o
the largest crowds eve: in Sumter. The peo-
pie all over the State have heard so much
about the Game Cock City the last few years
that they are coming to see for themselves
When in Columbia few days since, mer
from Newberry, Winnsboro, Barnwell
Orangeburg. Union, Chester, Lancaster
Anderson and other places told The writer
that they were coming.
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Milton. Mobiles.

The initial performance in the New Opera
House last Wednesday evening was witnessed
by large audience. There were Dumher
present from neighboring cities, and nothing
was wanting to make the opening brilliant
success.
Milton Mobiles, in For Revenue Only,
held the boards. and, while all praise the
acting Of Mr.. Mobiles, himself, most of the
audience were disappointed in the support.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-09-26
Carnival Days

Oct. Is, II and is at the rooms of the
y. NJ. g. A. During Carnival days the
Ladies Auxiliary will serve "lunches"
to the hungry ones and refreshments
will be on hand for the thirsty ones at
popular prices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-09-26
Hebrew Holidays.

Next Monday, October !, is the Hebrew
New Year, and Wednesday, October 10th, is
the Great Day of Atonement-Yom Kippur.
The last is the most sacred of all the Heorew
holidays and all business will be suspended
by them on that day. Messrs. Rytten6erg &
Sous give notice that their store will be closed
on both d6vs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-09-26
Engraving.

Several of the largest engraving establish
ments in the country are represented IN Sum-
ter by H. G. Os,een & Co., who will be
pleased to show samples and qote prices on
all kinds of engraved Invitations and cards.
Engraved visiting cards unusually cheap.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-09-26
Carnival Committee.

The General Committee of The Game Cock
Carnival and the chairmen of all sub-com-
mit,ees will meet in Room Masonic Temple
this evening at O'Clock. 4 full attendance
is requested.
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1~e~0.-
Y. M. c.. A.
"Moonligbt.n -

A lecture by Rev. J. w. Daniel un.
the Auspices Of the Ladies Auxiliary
will be given on October llth at S.3(
z. NJ. at the rooms of the Y, NJ. c. A.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-09-26
Ice Cream Festival at Jordan
Church.

Oo next Thursday evening the ladies OF
Jordan Methodist Church viii give an Ice
Cream Festival. The public is invited The
proceeds 90 towards completing the church.