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, 1894-02-08
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elmer aus 5000 Sad &offee beite6enben
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&affec72abung, Die bis ieBt bier iemalS
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Srancisco ltattftnoen per6e.
, 1894-02-08
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s. eoria. SQ.. s. fSebr

0as9 oftamt nBesleD@itp, elmer f(einen
Srtlcbaft in Sa5emeI Gountp, Elm paar
Mcilen bon bier, lit auf9eboben tporOen.
Der 8oItmeiiter lit Dor &ursem bon bort
megsesogen, unb ba ytiemanO 2uit 81
baben i1cint, ietn GabfOI8er gu perpen,
10 6lteb ben 6erren in @aibtngton NIGHTS
9tnberes iibri9, ais u8esIep Gttp" aus Der
Qtlte Der 8oitdmter 81 ltreicben. Die bort
bin beltimmten 8oitia3en tuerOen Jest
na6 Betin ge5an6t.
, 1894-02-08
8rutale Grmoroun9
Gines farbi9en DrofdFenfutiders.
g an q Antonio, Ser, 8. GSebr.

9 onNntonio, Ser., 8. Sebr.
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futiAer, tpur0e seitern QtbenD bterielbit baS
bes brutaliten 0}or6eS, Der bier jez
mails begangen murbe. Seine Satin bate
nit Qluittn 8rown Elm uncertainties Ser
bGltntB u16 lebterer biugte Den Werifarer
BibeL fir $3.50, Inn 6arrt5 gu ermorbeu.
2eBterer icboB 6arris BON leinem &uti9cr7
liBe berunter, i'm auf Der SteIle t0bten6.
, 1894-02-08
Stierfdmpfe in Geros
Our9 ein 6eieb aus Dem sabre 1891 per-
boten.
San NntOntD, Ser, 8. Gebr.

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ten Stierfompf@ llnternebmen lit burCb Die
8eitimmungen eines Geiebss aus benz
Sabre 1891, peIbes Sttertdmpfe in Geros
oerbietet, ein Gnbe bereitet morhen. Ser
m%erifaniicbe Stierfdmpfer : Champion
8onciano 9tas lit in ToIge beIien telez
9rapbti9 aufgefOrt porOen, nibt nad
Seras Al fommen.
, 1894-02-08
g oris. 8. lSebr.

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lant's ouf: benz Srteobofe BON SurD cinen
8inoeI 8almenbldtter, einen 8lumentopf
unb cine 9ln5abl bon Scbriftitiiden ent:
fernt, in oenen Der &ubm bes bin9eri3tetcn
2lnarbiiten oertilnOet unO gebrObt wurbe,
oaB leine 6inrt9tun8 9erG9t werben piiroe.
, 1894-02-08
Ktrhenrduber
IN Ger KapeIe zines 5ror5isfarer=KIoters
8ateron, 81. g., 8. 6ebr.

P0tet ON Jf. s. 8. Tebf.
@eftern Nb2n6 ~brangen Otebe in Sic Sea-
pele bes 6ran3iSfaner> &loiters in @eitz
Baterion unb fta6len cine mertboo4e
GerrazG Ottaz 8tgur, einen Giel bariteuenb,
tpelcbe fiir ben 8etbna6tS> q ottesbienit aus
europa tmportirt morben mar. Sir bic
0teoererlangung ibres Gtgentbum5 baben
bic Batter cine 8elobnun9 auS9e1eBt.
, 1894-02-08
Gin penniYlpanifder 6ruben.
drbetter
IN merifo 0 Sanoiten ernoroet.
Can 2uts gotoit, Mertfo, !
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8. NeDtunr.
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2anrence, Elm @rubenarbeiter aus 8enuz
%lDluanien, bon elmer 9tGuberbanOe ern1orz
Del poroer. 2amrence befan6 itcb in @ez
ieQidbaft zines on6eren ManneS auf Benz
@ege na6 Sofa, i'm Staate SamauLipas ;
man slaubt, baB Bic 8anbiten ietnen Sc
fd6rten IN baS @ebirse cntfii6rt boben, I'M
fit Oenielben bas 30ic9eIO gu DerIan9en.
, 1894-02-08
GET Gxk0nt9 Oct gl1atabelen
5rrt Don feineu QnRdn9ern per-
lafen, einfam
limo 9ibtbridio i'm Sui9e umher.
SobanneSburg, 9lfrifa, /
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s. Sebr.
@S lift 6ie Nabric6t bier etn9etroffen,
Dab Der misunderstanding So 8en9ula, wele
cber aus ietner Sauptltabt 8ulumapo burcb
bic Gruppen ber brttiicben iiiOameritani@
icben @eieQibaft Dertrieben iporbcn ipar,
na60em ibn taft ieine iGmmtlicben Nna
bGnger p~erIaiicn baben, tebt etniam I'M
8ui6 umhertrrt, @uBerbem iou bcr
6lt9tlin9 no9 tart al Sec @t3t leioen.
, 1894-02-08
Gin Qmerifaner
Bel orm Giienbahu =l1nfaa in 3ranfreid
i9per perleBt.
0 1rfS. 8. Teb,.

Inter Sen 8aiiagieren, peIdbe BEL Dem
@tienbabrellnfau, ber itd6 bieier Gage bel
Gompte9ne 5utrug, ibmer Derlebt muroen,
b%efinOet it9 aub Der 3eibner 6err &eisz
ner aus Stem Oort.
, 1894-02-08
Amtlider merifanifher 8ertdt
ueber Ole S6Iodt bel GraYon gel mari5ona.
go ertfo. 8. TEebruar

gtab Dem beute Der0ffenllidbten amtliden
8eri6t iIber BEN &f Der Re9ierungss
Sruppen nit ben &ebeuen inter Sictor
S1ar I'M Staate Gbibua6ua p~erlOren 6ie
@riteren etnen Gffi5ier unb fiinf Wtann an
Goote unO 5pet Offi3iere unb Uierunbs
~5tpan5tg Wtann al 8erpunOete. Der Ser
lu1t Der GebeIen belief iidb auf oreiunoz
oretBtg SODte unb adbt8ebn 0efangene.
, 1894-02-08

NnSeigen in Der Q~tbenbausgabe Der Sill
nois Staats5eitung baben ben beiten Grfolg.
, 1894-02-08
8lumenfdmud uno aufreiSenoe
Sdriften

Don ser poIi3ei pom Daiaant's Grabe ents
fernt.
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say that they would vote for Capt.
Johnston in preference to DR.. Stokes.
This sort Of thing will not do at all. and
men who claim to be Democrats should
consider what they would countenance
were they to cast their votes as 'otl-
mated The days of reconstruction
should no, be forgotten so easily. We
do not admire Dr.. Stokes personally,
and bis political vagaries are worse
than his individuality, but we propose
to vote for him with wry face if be is
nominated. 70 avoid the nauseous
dose all unadulterated Democrats
should work in season and out to nomi-
nate Izlar, who is faithfully discharging
his duties in Washington instead of
running around this district soliciting
votes. He is the man We need, and it
we do not have true and tried Demo
crat, in the person of james +. lzlar,
to represent US in the next Congress it
will be our Own fault.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15
Knights of Pythias Conclave,
Washington, d. C. August 9th
to September 5tn.

The Charleston, Sumter 4 Northern and
the Seaboard Air Line having been declared
the Official route to Washington, D. c., by
the Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias
from South Carolina, special arrangements
are being made by these lines to handle the
crowd in satisfactory manner. Tickets
will be oa sale from August 23rd to August
2sth inclusive, good for return passage
until Sept 18th if deposited with the Agent
of the Trunk Line Association, Washington,
D. c., before Sept 9Th.
The regular daily service 90 the Charleston,
Sumter and Northern Road to Washington IS
excellent. Trains leave Sumter 1928 p. NJ,
arriving at Washington l0.45 the following
morning Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Hamlet without change of cars, but on Sun
day August the 26th the Pytbian Special
composed of magnificent Pullman slsepers and
elegant day coaches will leave Charleston al
D. m., taking on Knights and their friends
from Columbia, Orangeburg, Augusta,
Blacksville, Williston and all intermediate
stations at Pregnals.
The Pythian Special will leave Sumter at
$50 p. M, and stops only at Sumter, OAR
liueton and Benuettsville on the line of the
Charleston, Sumter and Northern Road.
The entire train will run solid without change
of cars 10 Washington. Parties desiring to
take advantage Of this splendid trip should
make application by letter OF in person to D.
Dove, Ticket Agent, who will gladly reserve
Pullman Sleeping car accommodation and
give all the information desired. Fare for
round trip only $l4.90.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15
The. Constables at Work.

Since the conclusion of the campaign Gov
Tillman has taken up the enforcement OF the
Dispensary law with vigor. He says that the
law will be enforced peaceably, if possible,
but by force when necessary, and he will call
out the whole military force Of the State if he
thinks Necessary.
The following instructions have been
given to the eonstables:
ssIn resuming operations uuder the Dis.
pensary Law Of 1898, constables, while exer-
cising all the powers and duties conferred oy
that act, will be careful to avoid any unneces-
sary friction or get into any brawls. They
will seize all contraband liquors and make
arrests under evidence sufficient to convict,
the same as heretofore. When necessary,
they will apply to the sheriff OF the county
for assistance in making arrests or searches.
When these are not convenient they may
apply to mayors and intsndants of towns for
search warrants and for the aid Of the police
Any refosal on the part of mayors or intend
ants and police 10 cooperate must be reported
promptly 10 the Governor. Constables will
not search express cars without specific in-
struction. But if they see any contraband
liquor in one they can order it TO be detained
and carried to the local express Office for ex-
animation. Freight depots may be entered
and searched whenever epea for business
without warrant; and freight cars which
are being uuloaded may also be searched. In
opening suspicious packages care must be ex-
ercised not to ipjore. the contents.
All saloons and other open places of busi-
ness where contraband liquor is supposed TO
be sold, may be searched without warrant.
Constables will wear their badges at all
times B. R. TILLMAN,
Governar."
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This Should Interest You.
1t is just as necessary for man to get good

1t is just as necessary for man to get good
reading matter as it is to get good food
We have just made arrangements which
may be of interest 10 you, dear sir, who are
glanciug down this column of type. The
arrangement is this We will give you that
greatest of all Democratic papers, the Ne'0
York Weekly World, and this paper, both for
one year each, for $3.50, or we will send you
this paper for one year and The Weekly World
for six months for the regular yearly price of
this paper alone. The campaign DOW begun
is going to be very important one. Here is
the opportunity TO get your own local paper
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Does this interest you
If it does, and you think it worth while 10
take advantage of this great special offer
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World for six months and the Watchuan and
Somhron for one year. This offer is for new
subscribers who pay cash in advance, but old
subscribers who pay all arrears and the
amount above stated for the combination in
advance can get the benefit of the offer.
We have arranged to have a sample copy
of The Weekly World sent to each of our
subscribers. They will coafer favor by
showing our paper and The World to their
friends who may not already be subscribing
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# E V Err
is IN
The Water.

While pure Water may not cure
Fever-certainly it may be largely the
means of preventing ILLNESS, and we all
know that can ounce of prevention is
worth pouod of cure. We are told
that there is not case of fever 10 a
family where our Water is used.
We quote from a recent article 10
New York Euening Post:
Gas water is the chief medium through
which the germ is transmitted, we generally
End that typhoid breaks out sporadically,
each colony being formed and bounded by the
aumber of people who have used the same
we'll. If careful search is made one often finds
that the vault or cesspool has been carelessly
constructed and located quite near the we'll.
Frequently it is found in the same or higher
level. If the soil is porous or sandy and the
strata are accommodating, it is quite an easy
matter for the germ to travel IN sewage for
twenty-five or City feet, it has even been known
to 90 twice that distance. Most OF those who
drink the contaminated water contract the
disease and carelessness in disposing of ex-
creta in these cases many times leads to
further spreading of the disease.
"In country towns and villages little or
nothing is done to prevent outbreaks such as
have beea seen recently in the suburbs. II
seems that physicians in the local health
boards do not know enough of the disease to
be impressed with the dangers of allowing it
to spread. Another powerful factor with
them, which in many cases prevents them
from taking active steps, is their desire to
avoid a scare which they think would in
lure the reputation of the town and drive
away summer visitors from the hotels. This
argument has great force with, and undouot- ~
edIy leads to the hiding of many cases under
the vague term of malaria or something OF
the sort.
Join our army of pure water COD
sumcrs now-before it is too late.
L1or Ratcs--Best Semerage-PWe
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1t May Do as Much For You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, Of Irving, H.. writes that
hs had Severe Kidney trouble for many years,
with severe pains in his back and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many so called
Kindey cures bur without any good result.
About year ago he began use Of Electric
Bitters and found relief at once. Electric
Bit,ers is especially adapted to cure of all
Kidney and Liver trouble and often gives al-
mos, instant relief One trial will prove our
statement. Price only soc. for large bottle.
AtJ. T. w. DeLorme's.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15

OySIcs or THE DEMOCRATIC ExEcuTIvE Con-
NITTEE.

NITTEE.
SuxrER, S. q, Aug. IA, 1894.
FOLLOWING is list Of the managers
appointed by the County, Democratic
Executive Committee for the Primary Election
to be held August %, 1894 and for the second
Primary to be held two weeks later, If said
second Primary Election be necessary.
Atkins-T W Brown, J l. Thomas, j
F Mcintosh T S Richbourg, clerk.
Magnolia-L A Wheeler, n Miller, +
Mccoy n V Anderson, clerk.
Manchester-J Christmas, " Ards, j
Osteen, r N Owen, clerk.
Concord &C W Mahoney, J u Brogdon,
S Kennedy; Sam Newman clerk.
Zoar-J White, M N Wilder. |
Brogdon; VIM Davis, clerk.
Taylors-J Smith, A q TruIuek: Isadore
Trnluck; Jones, clerk
Conservative, Mayesville-W D Mayes,
W J Mcleod, S Shaw; E D Smith,
clerk
Salem-E W Dabhs, l. c Mills, A
Truluck R w Green, clerk
Swimming Peus-Marion J Micbau, J S
Brown, E J Brown; Willie jenkins,
clerk.
Wedgeheld-J Singleton. 5 E Aycock,
B Kelley, James VI Caldwell, clerk.
Earle W Broadway, Mapning Hodge,
S D Richardson, W Cut,iDo, clerk
Priva,eer-Soule Mellet, Jno N Jackson,
Talley Ingram; Thos Hodge, clerk.
Farmers-M Plowdep, M Pitts, T E
Richardson; S F Lenoir clerk.
Bossards-James NJ Braey, E n Mathis, J |
Lesespe; W D Mcleod, clerk.
Spring Hill and E1celsior-RP Weldon,
James Bar6eld, T S Dunlap; David Hatfield,
clerk.
Shiloh-R Friersou, S W Truluck, r D
McElveen, Elliot McEIveen, clerk.
Hampton-H D G Williamson, John c..
Parnell, D A Outlaw; L V Brown, clerk.
Thermopyle-H Wardford, E Newman,
T B Brupson; s N Pringle, clerk.
Stateburg-W Rees, S Bradley, W J
Atkinson Jackson, clerk.
High Hills-B Mclaughlin, W Sanders,
DeSaussure Bull; S E Nelson, clerk.
SUMTER D Wilder, W F Shaw, J VI
Reames; Geo P McKagen, clerk.
Mechanics-G E Richardson, J W Adkins,
J H Chandler E F Miller, clerk.
Bishopvile No IL Kilgore, Rollins,
Geo H Reid J S Corbett, clerk.
Bisbopville No 2-J Shaw, W Green,
John F Kelley; r Galloway, clerk.
Mt Clio-K Wells, Geo McCutcben, A A
Brearley W E Green, clerk.
.Gaillard's X Roads Raf6eld J Gail
lard, jr, w D Carson; R N Brown, clerk.
Pleasant Grove-W Y Chandler, L Keels,
A Boykin W N McElveeu, clerk.
Providence-W W Mooreland, S " Raaield,
W q Bryan; l. jennings, clerk.
MaYesville, Farmers-E L Wingate, W 6
King, R c Hudson c Baker, clerk. =
Lyncbburg, Straightout-J Hawkins, W
Frierson, N L Keels; F Cole, clerk.
Lynchburg, Tillman-J J DuRant, } J
Mcleod, W Hodge; " R Mcleod, clerk. =
Wells Y Roads, Brown, E D Law, W
w Skinner; Hugh DuKant, clerk.
Bandanna-R S Brown, W Grassland, l
D Massabeau G w Hatfield, clerk.
Rafting Creek-H c Mcleod, T 0 Sanders,
w Wilson J l. ellis, clerk.
Carriers Crossng-D A Stuckey, L L
Baker, R E Chewing H G Shaw, clerk. :.
Mannville-N Barnet, G NJ Stuckey, Ed
Mccoy " Crosswell, clerk.
One of the managers from each Precinct
will please call on E. F. Miller 90 or
before Saturday, Aug, 18th, 1894, tor the
purpose Of receiving the Boxes, poll ilsts,
and final instructions.
By order of
y. E. kEELS,
w n INGRAM. Chairman.
Sacr.tarv and Treasurer
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15
NOTICE..

TIME undersigned will not solicit any busi-
ness for either of the Building and Loan
Companies he represents after September lst,
next, in the City of Sumter: hence those who
wish to do business with either OF the COM
panies he represents, must make known their
wishes at once to
W.K. WITHERSPOON,
Aug. Is. Special Agent.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15
The Result of the Reform Primary

The Result Of the Reform Primary.
The Reform. primary on last Saturday
resulted in sweeping victory for the official
candidate, Johu Gary Evans. The vote was
light. From the most reliable sources it is
ascertained that little above l8, 900 votes were
polled. In the strongest as well as the weak
est Reform counties the conditions were the
same and there was great falling off in
Reform strength. Dr.. Zimmerman of Edge
field being the only. candidate for :Lieutensn,
Governor, of course gets the nomination.
The following table shows how the counties
will vote in the State Reform Convention
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15

The Chicago Ledger has struck the nail ou
the head by starting in its issue of August lst
a facinating love story entitled, Caught in
the Strike" 1t deals with the late A. r. u.
strike, giving names and places familiar to
many of our readers. Samply copy, giving
first instalmens of the story, will be mailed
free on application to the Chicago Ledger,
Chicago, Ill.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15
PUBLIC NOTICE.
GRADED SCHOOLS.
SEc'TY AND TREASURER OFFICE,
SCHOOL DIST. CRY OF SUMTER,

SUMTER, S. c., August Is, 1894.
nATRONS and Teachers of Garded Schools
City ofSumter, are hereby notified that
tue next School Term will commence, NON
DAY, SEPT. 10th, pro1imo
Applicants for admission must report to the
School Superintendent, at the School Build
ing for White and Colored pupils, respec-
lively, for organization.
By order of the Board of Commissioners, an
incidental monthly fee of twenty-five cents.
for the use and benefit Of the Schools, is re-
quired to be paid by each pupil on the first
day of each school month during the school
term, and in case of neglect or refusal by any
pupil to pay said Incidental Monthly Fee, oy
the close of the first week OF the current school
month, such pupil shall stand suspended until
said fee is paid.
By order of Board of Commissioners.
g. N. HURST,
Aug. Is. Sec'ty l. Treasurer.
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-s
THE PRESS.

The cza,sndon Nevs, the 6rst issue Of
which appeared on the 10th, is the latest
candidate for journalistic success. Itis pub
lished in Manning by C. F. Sansbury, editor
and publisher. In politics it is Conserva-
tive. The subscription price is one dollar
a year. May the Neaos deserve success and be
rewarded.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Sumter.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Who will forecast the political future
Of Ellerbe, Tiadsl and Pope
Hon. J. E. Tindal now realizes that
dignity. conservatism aud good rhetoric
in campaign speeches is not in accord
With refawm. Refavn is the antithesis
of all Of these.
All the people of the State are invited
to come to our Gala Week during the
third week in October. If they don't
leave Sumter proud that they live in q
State that contains such town We shall
be greatly mistaken.
J. Hendrix McLane, the one-time'
Greenbacker died in Columbia yester-
day, after lengthy illness. The last
few wears be has lived 10 retirement in
the North, returning South few
months ago With the seal Of death al
ready upon him.
The vote in the Reform primary last
Saturday does not promise much tor
Reform success inthis county. Nor
are the leaders claiming to be able to
carry the county. Their main reliance
for the election of any Of their candi-
dates is on the presumed disafeesios of
Conservative voters.
The July number Of the Southern
States Magazine contains a we'll written
aud instructive description Of the coun-
sry which the Atlantic goas. Aine trsy-
erses. The article is illustrated and
viii undoubtedly draw attention to this
country, which is the finest in the
South. The Southern States is doing
a good vork for the South.
Conservatives are i'm bad way poll
eieally if they are relied upop BY the
Reformers to elect them to office over
rbe men that these same Conservatives,
or their direct representatives, brought
on. and pledged themselves to support
by participating in either the nomi-
nasing convention or the election of the
delegates to this convention.
The report from the reform primary
tbroughou. the State indicate an
.x,reme lack of interest in the rauk
aud file of reform. It may be that
reformers are so lost in the wishes Of
refawm that they have lost all desire
for making personal choice Of rulers.
Just so it is retawmer It WILL 60.
This is the lesson we ORA" 1rom 'oe
special primary.
The Question whether the Columbia
Register is to be the object Of sympathy
over the defeat of its candidate, Ellerbe
or the subject of congratulation that
John Gary Evaos, the successful cand'-
aate, will be able to buy it out again, Is
aodecided in our mind. We want to
say the appropriate thug in this. the
TINE Of the organs affection, therefore
we shall neither condole nor coDgra-
,ulate just yet.
K.,, ~ .oo,;ea,on. A,.h.m. office
h,n..r and ..ke, If . re,,;n;no fee from
p.nnbl;.., so,,b b.ters "a now talking
.,f raaort;no tn arms to secure the
Governship which he failed to Win
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15
POINTER PUPS.

PAIR OF THOROUGHBRED POINTER
~ PUPS, "Foster Blodgett.' sire, SIX
weeks: old. Apply at the Office OF the
Watctmaa and Soathroa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15

There is considerable difference of opinion
as to whether full ticket will be nominated
or not. 62 delegates are instructed for nomi-
nations, 80 against and 66 uninst-ucted.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15

The Republican Aduoeae is the name of a
new paper established at Beaufort by W. j.
Wbipper and J. l.. Washington. 1t is, Of
course, Republican inSpolitics. The remark
able fact in connection with the paper is that
it advocates the election of George W.
Murray over Robert Smalls, who is generally
believed to be supreme in the Beaufort
Bailewick.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15

The journal of P,og,ess, the organ of the
colored people which suspended about two
months ago, on account of financial en-
barressmen. has resumed publication.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15

Mr.. Har,well n. Aver will be at the head
of new afternoon daily to be established in
Charleston. Mr. Aver is versatile and grace
full writer and has bad experience in the
newspaper business that should insure b is
success in Charleston
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15

Mr.. Hartwell n. Aver, for four years editor
of the Florence Times has sold the Times to
to Mr.. John P Coffin, a pushing, aggres-
slve aud experienced newspaper men. Mr..
Coffin started at the case and has occupied
nearly every position in all classes of papers.
he was for quite while on the staff Of the
Baltimore Manutactarer's Record and did good
work for the South. His purpose is to
establish an industrial monthly, which will
be devoted to the development Of the re-
sources of South aud North Carolina. We
wish Mr.. Coffin succss with both of his
ventures.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-15
Gbs Mattbn1all altb Sontbroll,
AUGUST Is, 1894.

The Sumter Watchmon was founded
in 1850 aud the True Southron in 1866.
The Watchnson and Somhyon now has
the combined circulation and influence
Of both Of the old papers. and is mani
festly the best advertising medium in
Sumter.