The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-09-05
Lbe Malelynlal. all0 Seatlroa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.


Personal.
Ar. S. H. Edmunds has returned to Rock
Hill.
Miss Mamie McC.ilum has returned from
Greenville
Mr.. W. u. Lenoir, Of Hagood, was in the
city Monday.
Mr. Alex Globes, of Columbia, is visiting
Mr. John Kershaw, jr.
Miss Amanda Thomas, of Charleston, is
visiting the Misses Cuttino.
DE-. Archie China has teen very i'll for ten
days but is nov improving
Mr.. Jas. B.. Chandler mas taken place
with D. J. Chandler, the Clothies.
Mr.. Richard Dozier and Miss Marie Lee
have returned from Glenn Spring
Mrs. L. s. Carson leaves for Charleston
this week on visit Of several weeks.
Miss Caldxell, who has been visiting Mrs.
G. VI Dick, left Monday for Rock Hill.
Mr. Baynard Yesdon, lef. for Camdeo on
his wheel Sunday afternoon, for visit.
Miss Rachel Brown, Of Georgetown. is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. V. a. Phelps.
Miss Gertrude Waddill has returned from
Cheraw where she spent the summer vaca-
tioa.
Mrs. Robert n. Mack and son Ernest, #
Charleston, are spending few weeks in the
city.
Rev. Henry n. Mood, of Manning, has
been on visi, to Dr.J A. Mood for several
days.
Miss Nina Noise left last week for San
Francisce, CAL, to visit her sisters who reside
there.
Hiss Rosa Andrews, ::of Charleston, is visit
ing the family Of Mr.. Ms J. Michau, at Os-
wego.
Mss Bessie Lee leaves the latter part Of the
week for Stanton, Va, where she Will attend
school.
Rev. W. T. Capers aud family have arrived
in the city, which WIT. be their home for the
present.
Miss Eloise Wilson left last week for
Georgia to assume the duties OF her new
position.
Miss Mary Burr, who has been visiting
Mrs. n. 6. 0steen, left yesterday morning for
Abbeyille.
Miss Allan, of Indiana, ", has been visit
ing Mrs. a. Frank Wilson has returned to
her home.
The new town bell does not improve in
tone with time. 1t is a poor apology for q
GOOD bell.
Mrs. E. Scott Carson has returned from
Charleston accompanied by Mrs. a. o..
Strohecker.
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Mrs. Lula Heiser and daughter Nellie, have
returned to Sumter from their visi, TO Will
mington, N. C..
DR.. and Mrs. C.. C. Brown left this morn
ing for Macon, Ga. where Mrs. Browns sis-
fter is still yerv i'll.
Mr. Tbos Hammond, proprietor Of the Re-
distributing Store, is at the North buying
large stock of goods.
Miss Axon, who has been in the city, the
guest of Mrs: II: F. Wilson. has returned to
her home in Savannah.
Mr.. Harry Hamr1et, of BiaekYilie, and Miss
May Bell Dove, of Doyesville, are visiting the
amily Of Dr.. D. ]. Auld.
Nessrs. Sam. Reid aud Robert Spann left
yesterday moraing for Rock Hill to attend
the Presby terrain High School.
Mr. E. u. A1erill has been appointed gen.
eral freight agent Of iheC 8. & N. railroad,
with headquarters at Sumter.
Mr.F. n. Beckbam, has gone to Orange
burg and will probably 60 from there TO come
point in Georgia to buy cotton.
The Executive Committee met yesterday to
hear any contests that should be made. None
coming up, the committee adjourned.
Miss Beth Duvall has returned from her
home in Cberaw, where she spent the sum-
mer, to respme her duties in the Graded
School.
The Game Cock has been put up on the aag-
staff of the New Opera House. The cock
faces the East with outstretched wings to
greet the rising sun.
Mr.. Palmer Brown, after spending few
days in Sumter, has gone to Alabama where
he has accepted position in one of the
colleges as Professor of Mathematics.
Mr.. ". E. Dick returned from Charleston
yesterday. He has been greatly benefited by
the treatment of his fractured leg in the hos
pital, and is in fair way to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Ingram, Mr.. and Mrs
VI. A. Bowman, Mrs. A. E. Kennedy, Miss
May Holman and Mr. Frank Holman have
returned from Mecbanicsville, where they
have spent several months.
The first through train from New York 10
Aueuafa and Macon via the u. & A passed
through Sumter on kondsy morning.
The tobacco crop ispow atl harvested and
is being graded. The yield varied from $50
to 100 pounds per acre. The quality is
from poor TO very fne. The average is very
good.
James Jackson, colered, OF Priyateer,v vas
N,1.,..h:.sn.