The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-12

J S. Hughson & TO -Anu-Skeet ana
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PERSONAL.
NIB. r. Nash is at home fA few weeks
stay.
Mr.J. A Schwerin went to Columbia this
morning
Mr.E H. Moses has gone to Darlington oo
BUSINESS.
Mr.. n. R. Wilson, VITO has been sick, is
out sgs;n.
Mr. Chas. f. McFaddin has :returued from
New York.
: Mr.. George McCutchen, of Wisacky, was 10
town yesterday.
Mrs. L. B. Mcleod, of Piuewood, is visit
ing Mrs n. F. Childers.
Miss May O'Nara, of Charleston, S. G, is
visiting friends 10 the city.
Mr.. Ferd Levi returned from Sullivsn's
Island Saturday morning
Miss Nora Russell has gone to her home in
Nswberry to spend month.
Mrs. J. S Thomson left Saturday for
Vances 10 spend several weeks.
Mias George Ingram has re'nroed from
v,si, to friends in the country.
Mis-, Mamie Edmunds has gone to darts-
vile TO visit her sister, Mrs. Law.
Mrs. o. B. Moses has returned home after
a mouths stay 90 PAwley's Island.
Mr.. Frank u. Beckham vent to Greenvilie
Yesterday morning with the fremen.
Messrs j. F. Laughery and Mitch Levi
left Saturday evening for Pawley's Island
Messrs. W.M. Graham and S. R. Chandler
have gone to Pawley's Island 10 spend two
weeks.
Mrs NJ. A. Barrett, who has been on visit
to B;shopyille, returned home Friday morn
ing.
Miss McC!enaghan, of Florence, is visiting
her brother, Mr. John c.. McCIeosghan, OF
this city.
Col. T. Y. Walsh left last Wednesday for
Cleveland Springs, where be will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mr. Harry W. Hood left for New York Sun
day. he will spend ten days or two weeks
in Gotham.
Mrs. R. q. Noise and Miss Dulcie Noise,
have returned from months stay on Paw
iey's Island.
Hiss Jessie Folsom, who hes been visiting
frienos in Orangeburg for TWO weeks, has just
returned home
R B. Young, formerly of Sumter, now Of
Macon, Ga, aud with the Georgia Southern
Railroad, is in the city.
Miss Bessie Ingram returned Saturday from
Summerton, where she spent month visit.
ing relatives and friends.
Mr. VIC. Webb, who has been WISHING
relatives here, left Wednesday afternoon for hi'
home al Rockingham, n. C..
Mr. Isaac Schwartz has gore to New York
to purchase goods for the fall stock of the
Palace Dry Goods Emporium.
Mr. E. G. Matthews, who bought tobacco
here lat season, has returned 10 the city ane
vii! remain during the tobacco season.
Mr. Edible Wells went to New York Sun
day. He will remain several days 10 thai
city and then 60 to Maine to visit relatives.
Mrs T. a. Dick, Jr, has gone to New
York to spend month or longer and while
there will attend the Conservatory of Music.
Mr. W B. Murray has accepted position
with O'Donnell l. Co., and will be pleased tt
have his friends and former customers to cal
on him.
Mrs ]. A. Schweriu and julius A. Scbwer
10, Jr., arrived FRIDAY afternoon from
-E4mwood, S c., after an extended stay o
several weeks.
Mr. G W. Gosoey, one of the larges
buyers of tobacco on this market last season
has returned from his home in Dapvile wher
he spent the summer.
MIR. G. A. Lennon left last week fo
New York to purchase goods for the Sumte
Dry Goods Company. He will remain In tn
Northern markets for several weeks.
Col. Al.amont Moses of Sumter, caudldat
for the 55,h Congress, spent several days II
our vicinity last week He attended the p
ric at Ebeoezer and expressed himself mig hi
pleased With the reception and courtesies ex
tended him. The Colonel is a fine conver
sa,iopalist and never fails to entertain hi
friends Before leaving Thursday moroin
he did the proper thlng-caliing at our offic
aud leaving his card of announcement.-Col
Teton Citizen.
Mrs. Rebecca Sanders, of Hagood, is visit
ing relatives near Florence.
Miss Emm;e Saunders, OF Hag ood, is visit
irg Miss Carrie Hay usw orth, Of Florence.
Blind tigers are being crowded out of Sun
ter.
Hot weather does no; subdue the fryin
size in the least.
The work on the buildings for the Oi
Mill is nearing completion.
Look out for chicken thieves, and lock tn
fowl house before the hens are taken.
Constable Sam Newman seized one keg {
wbiskey at the express office Friday maSnins
The ice factory has been running day an
night and has not been able TO supply To
demand.
Mr James L Baynswortb, of the Sumte
Dry Goods Company has gone North to pm
chase fall goods