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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERLY RY

Trains foot OF West 42i ST. follows 5 mra's
earlier from Franklin ST.:
7;6S A. NJ. for Montana, Orrs Mills. Lakes Nohcns
and Minnewaska. Mddetown. Bloomingburgh. E,enyllh
Falsburgh Hureyvilie. Lake Kamesha Liberty Scfsn-
sen, Walton Delhi. sidney. Norwich. Utlca Onsia. fs'
v,iS A. NJ. for Campbell Hail. Mddletown. Biomns-
burgh Wurtsboro. Eilenvie Mountainda,e, Cerrsyine
Failuburgh. Lake Kiamesha. Hureyvile. Libere Fsl~
Liberty, White Lake.
,1S u. NJ. Saturdays onlyl. Cor Mddetown Bloons-
inghurgh Wursboro Elienvls. Mountaindale. rensre-
Vile Pittsburgh. Lake Kamesha Hurieyvliie Frntae
Liberty White Lake. rarksvilie. Livingston Manor Rock
land. . - "A
Ninnew aska Middletown. Boomingburgh Wurtsbfc, II
isnvillc Mountn ndsie centrevie Fallshsh. Lay Kn-
nesha IIvricyve Eesndsie Liberty White Lake Parks~
Vile. IIylnssion Manor. Rocilsne ann,
1,:sO p. ~ fJr Montana, Orr's Mills. Meadow Brcos
gurnside Campbell Han. stoay Ford Crystal Rus NIL
a:e,own winsrien Heomingbarsn Wur,seoro Ellnsis:
Campbell Hall Mdde,own. Liberty tynsston Nsnscr'
Nation sidney, Norwich. Eandallsviie. Hamilton tneide
Fulton Oswego Niagara Falls and points West; Flin:s
Sleeping Carr Reclining Chair Car seats free thrsIgh
Chicago without transfer: arrives Chicago e:3O r.
Tickets and Pullman seats st 81 broadway, NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
nEI JACKAWANNA AND WESTERN u. II.
Stations in New-YOrk. foot OF Barclay
and ChrtstOphcr streets. -
vEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

r,,r.c, rou,s 10 NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR
O"e THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsyille. Baskns
son poys5 ss1hSSPSss NEwToN BUPPs LAKE X;
MoiNHNTAiN Washington. PHlLLIPsBURG, EAsToN
HMW.TFR GAP sTROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountalns
scRANTON, PTrTSTON. WILKESBARRE. NANTf-
G Coz EBiINciHAMToN OXFORD. NORWICH Water.
vile UTIcA RICaF lei SPRINGS cou ,lna
CoRNING RATH DANSyILLE. BuFFAI.o and all
500 4" REPRESENTATIONS NAIL stops principal
,o.oe s's,0SMf tcafe Carr BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING
HAMroN: oWEGo: ITHACA ELMIRA uTIcA6
ENPREss Pullman Parior Cars. Connecting az
RnYalo with ,rains for Chicago and points west. Pull
IAN Psrlor Car. New York Rlchield Springs.
M p NJ SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMIRA
~ EXPRESS. Pullman BgYet Psrlor Cars.
100 p M-SCRANTON, WILKI$BARRE and PLYM
OIITiI EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parcr Car;
Wv for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. EI.NTRA BUr.
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-Yorx 70
chicago. Dining Car Buffalo
$50 p NJ Daily)Bunslo Express Pullman SeepeTs. fnf
cCRANTON. BINGHAMToN, EeMtRA. BATH MI
so p n. SSpaiy)NBtFFAIo scRiHTo% BIHGiiA,t
Ton. owEGo. ITHACA. EIMIRA. SYRACUSE sh
oSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET sleepera
Sleepers New-Yo Richfeld Springs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS 1t
Henry & Sons. Limited. 1i3 Broadway. IL Parx
Place Broadway and ai2 Broadway Tickets az fer
stations, III 4th-ave: cor: i2th,s,: 81 Wet l?sth.,
and iOs broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving Gull b.
formation all stations.
wFSTroTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call FOR al
check baggage from hotel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND wAsHfNl
ten

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALIIMoRE' AND wAsHIN1'
For PHILApELPHIA t-om %hi ifI1s Terminal
os "a .. ass isuret carr 42s ass Dining
Carr. 5:55. G:55 % p. NJ 1910 mdt; =, -.
s:is 4:55 Dining carl. s;ss ?. n l2:io rnd' .
additional trains a. 80 A. NJ. daily. i:30 and 300 7. 81
Eror RAITrNORE AND WASHINGTON from Whitehall
" Terminal
week Asv. So, :55 II :25 Dining Carr A. NJ. iS.
eos 4.55 iDlnng Carr, 555 p. NJ. 1910 mit. Sundays
as lies DINING Carr A. NJ. i55, s:55 Dining car.
5sb p NJ 1910 mdt.
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later.
rcLs,a and parlorcar be procured Zoo. ~
tiherty St, Whitehall ST.. I3. 1I2 26i. t3i 944 Iiio
isaa Broadway 737 9Th Az 81 Fast 18Th 81. i3s Ea.,
Vork. court ST. SEQ Fulton 81. Booklyn Broadway
y,ia r,shurc The York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels residences
destination.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Leave NeN-YofN. Whitehall Termna daily.
CHICAGO i55 p. fi and l2:l night
rlTTsBuRG, 3a5. -: sun. 1855 sun. 1910 night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, D;53 a. m, ass y. m.
WAsHINGToN. BALTIMORE. 7:SS 9S Dining Carr.
lbs a. M dining Car ~, 80 Dining oar,. t;sa
ns car II ~ dining Carr. :5S Dining Carl. t:SS
DINING carr, 900 y. m. 1910 night
NORFOLK, II 81 daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper @.,J p. m. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty ST. > minutes later
All trains a.e Illuminated with Pintsch llght. .
Orices: 49, IT, e0i, 43t LAO Bway. 81 b. l4th ST.
ie7 Bowery n. Y: $50 3ti Fulton ST. Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal baggage checked from hotel or rcscepos
to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo 955 P. NJ. Pullman Vestibule Day
,oaches and Parlor Care. Dining Car Service. Meals a
la carte Connects Buffalo with through sleepers to
Detroit AMI Chicago.
CHUNK and intermediate points -
sty.S5 1,I5 p NJ, Sundays only. for EASTON.
MAicIf CHUNK. and the coal branches
81 .r5 ,4O =. NJ. daily except Sunday. for WILKES
RARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regions
chair car for Wikesbarre:
n BIZ PITTsTON. SCRANTON. and principal Inter-
ndtaa stations for all points In coal regions
p,.nT buffet Parlor Car to Wikesbarre.
sH,5n 51S p. 81 dany for EASToN and inter-
sH.SS G,1O p. ". daily. --ccp Sunday. Express for
and principal intermediate stations Connects
S,r Bsadng and Harrisburg Chair car TO Slatington.
ios ss,sa 100 p. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
ani ell points West. Pullman sleeper
,rain Y 20 Chicago. Seepers TO Buffalo and Toronto
~. 80 r n daily except Sunday Stepping only
MACH ciIt,NK. L. 4 B. JUNCTION , sAYRE. GEN
nsn rIespe, Il Bufo None seepngcar passengers
4 asssa.,HH5 CcD p. NJ. daily. for ITHACA GENEVA
'pos,,tiE.Ti,E BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and ali
rnr,s Wes, Pullman sleepers TO Wkesbare and Ithaca
local trains daily, except sunday for BOUND
pJe0OK and utermedate points leave foows IS :55
q M n Of: 50 go 1850. 4:20 and 1855. $50 p NJ
r,crss and pullman accommodations l13. c8 213
o., ,nd zoo Broadway. 81 f.. 14th St. l5s f. 1o5th
=, Io7 Bowety y. y; $50 Fulton ST.. Court ST.. %
I,rcod,r,v and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from
bots, or resi'enre through to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

station, foot OF West sd ST. Penn R. RI Cortlandt
~ " or Desbrosses st.
.IndIcat.c time from West 23d St Other figures show
time from Cortlandt Desbrosses St.
sG:1S $40 A. NJ. daily SUNDAY '6:45, A. MI for
MAIICH CHUNK and intermediate statrcne
s7:55 S,15 A. NJ. daily for WlLkESBARRE, SCRAN-
ron Iveek days), ELMIRA week days, ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCffESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
ard The West and principal local points; dining and
chair car to Buffalo.
ana 1n,ns 1O,nO A. NJ daily except Sunday. for MAUCH
crrI-VK and intermediate points.
% no In Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signas.
On ard after July I'D. 1927. -
Stations N New York. foot ~ Liberty 81


Trains eay. foot of Liberty St, .
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Msuch ChrhA aae;,
4:5o. 1i5. $40 A. NJ. 1890 ". to Eason llo =;
ais. $50 o Easton) sl5 (. 80 TO Aentownl p u
Sundays. 40 200 to Faston) a. ". 100. 3d. go
p. NJ .
For Wlkesharre, rittsor and Scranton, s'io - a.
lilo. 80. 4:lJ p. NJ Sundays. 4:30 \. NJ ., ga
For Reading at 49, 500 $40. 1000 l.o A. ~ l,p.
10 200 400, 4:30 5i5 300 p. NJ i25 nign, Gun,
days. 4:3j A. Nj. 100 200. 800 $50 800 p ~ l2i'
night. =, ga
For Harrisburg at 49, 500. $40 II 30 A: N. l;io
40. 40 5:45 p NJ. 1913 night sundays Ad~ ~ a.
100. $50. 800 T.. NJ. 1918 night. ..,o s.oo
For sunbury. Lewlsburg. and Wiamsport at 20 So
9:Io 4. NJ. l:I0 1870, 900 p. II. Sundays 40" - a.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.r 3.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN OltO r., SS o..,,
ror Red Bank. Long Branch Asoury Pa.Ss "a
GroTe and points south TO Point PIsa'ana lis 49,
100 H3o Red Bank oniy,. +.5 $50 SIP en- ssr Az.
days only " Sundays stops az ln,e1aAsna "a, 70 ~
bury Park and Ocean Grove, s5 A. NJ 30 90 "a p, NJ
For Lakewood Toms River, BarneSai PARK. anu Da'he-
gat. 4:30. $50 4. NJ. 80. 40 p. NJ ,o =,
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridseton >"' - 80
leo p NJ. ,r,,, -,
NavesInk 40 $40 1870 A. NJ I:3o 443. 6;i3 r. ~
SUM" BOATS EEAv;E wHIrEiAIt TERsMISS IA a.,
Week DAYS ZOO 75s. sos s:55 os. 9:35 90. 10 y
- g. 1875 s * lls ss J. s M '2:s d 5as
s:25. elo, o:55. 1923 1I:3o NJ I2:lo a,sn. sg,-
$50 800 3:55 a20 455. 525. 500. $3.50. 10. 3d.
800 o so 1918. 10 50 p. ~. t2iO night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
MIR. sTRMMG's SANl1ARlWM,

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y.
For health or recreation. Appointments OF hrs-class
Hotel. Elevator Roof Promenade. Suites WIN nath;;
Massage Electricity. Turkish. Russian and all bath ana
health appliances Adirondack air saratoga waters,
for 81 Of Entertainment Events Tourna-
men Rlcycle Paths. Golf. Short ENcnrslons etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
1raucllers' Gctel l)oeirt %nioe.
This list appear, Mondays Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
HOTELS OFF TIE WORLD.
For descriptive Booklets Information: Circulars gyins
Railway connections &C.. Of any Hotel De'o" can VI
address (send stamp
DGoGs0 Tariff Bup@@W7
GO Fifth Ave, New York;
80 Regent ST.. London;
2iS Rue de Rvoi. Paris -
WOTGl POCKET GWUlUlso


"a r. American Plan e r. ,, European eaM open
AsBURY PARK. ~ coleman aI hou ensn nS all Year
BsAAiLTIMGRE Md @ Hotel Stafford Z. r.. $50 up
do .................H Hotel Rennert 4. +" si;oo sR
BOSTON Mass. Hotei Nenoo'er q, IN IN
DO ..Copey So Hotel f. p 81 80 up; A. H. |9 5ins W
BRISTOL. r. L............ DWo.f Inn opens June ca
BRcDKLYN n. Y Hotel St. George 4. r.. 81; A. r. 90
do 80. oxford ST. San Carlos Hotel a. r.. ,s p
y y Once Townsend Building. Broadway 18th 60 go ,o
FISHERS ISLAND " Y.The Munna,awket, A. n" 30
or HARRINGTON. Mass. Berkshire Inn a. r.. 20 vi
LONG BEACH Long Beach lioel now opsn
MiDDIHT0wN sPRiNGs. VT. The Mnntys sI nov p open
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER
NARRAGANsETT PIER. r. l. Rockngham, A. A. r. on = =
new YORK ........... Fifth Avenue Hotel. A. p. e
DO ....... Hotel Netherland f. p, 81; a r., 20
TO- ..Chas A. Davis Hotel 81 Andrew; f. r. sii';SS
d. IN b. Barry New St Cloud fiote. r. r." 20
DO Nv johnson QUINN Hotel Empire r. - -. ~ 10
DO d23 39th. mr. Bway) The Parker tt si'Y ~, ~
DO lNeumer & Schaferl Union 81 Hotel r. u" :, %
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. The Aldne Hotel a b. I'm; nD
QUEBEC. Canada. Chateau Frontenac a Fl ii 20 20 uD
ROCHESTER,. n. Y.....W hitcomb House. a u s6 up
sCTENECTADY. N -. The Edison a. up
eT GEORGE Staten Island. The Castleton. A. - up
ST LOUIS Linde Hotel r. p. 81 UP: AZ s-oo ~
SYRACUSE. " Yates Hotel. r. F. Sloo' a. -
TROY. ~. The Troy house; n ga
wAsHiNGToN, D c........ Arlington Hotel P0 -, 80
wHrciI HILL r. Atlantic Hosl now oDsn
P!lrnrtpn rto.e now 80
DO sIS an Irous. now on.n
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ........ Prohe HOUSE. now op-n
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. ocEiT GROVE &C.
From Pier ". r.. foot OF Rector =. 49,
ror Atlantic HIGHLANDS HshsTa Bssch Ns 5g SH:
Branch 43O 900 II 90 A. NJ. 900 200. 3;i1. $50 S3p
p NJ Sundays $50 A. NJ. I: 90 ?. NJ,
For Elberon. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove ana p)ints
south to Point Pleasant II 90 A. NJ 100 200 3t3 40
$50 p NJ Sundays stop nj 1nteraken FOR Asoury faif
and Ocean Grove). no p ~.
For Lakewood. Toms River. Rarneeat Park and Barn'-
For Atlantic city vin.Iand fnd Bridgeon 40 A. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
GUNNER Resorts.
The HALCYOM,

MTII.BROOK. DUTCHEsS co. n J.
NoW OPEN Easily accessible Unique in design
Offers all the attractions comforts ana , i;ch,
private public baths. golf links ideal nCycie 'o@f
Music three Tires daily Pamphlets on application. H.
X ROBERTSON JI., Proprietor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-09-29

The give-awav- v-h1t-saie ut j. Ryttenoerg b
Soos' Clothing Department was n great Sue
cess Isst Saturday. There wes big
crowd on hand and they had to
be placed in iiue, so that they
could be served in :urn. For one hour hrst
clAss Alphine hats were handed out as rapid
ly as possible to the eager purchasers who
had never before heen able 10 obtsin dollar
and a.hale h.t for fifty cents. When the
hour expired there were still number who
bad not been served, but the sale was of, and
they had to 60 away without nat.
The directors of the Sumter Electric Light
Company held 40 important meeting last
week at which extensive aud needed im-
provements were decided upon. The plant
Will be enlarged by the purchase of 200 b.
p. Corliss eugine, and the capacity of the
ligh,iog plant increased by the addition of
dyuamos to produce 500 incsndescert lights.
With the increased power supplied by the
new engine it will be practicable TO add 1000
incan o descent lights, but for the present, halt
that number is considered sufficient 10 light
all stores and residences where electricity is
wanted. The equipment of the Electric
Light Company is being improved and en-.
larged by the purchase Of the latest improved
machinery from time to time, and the service
is the best that the patronage warrants, and
the maoagers are working to improve the
service wherever possible.
Writing paper IS cents pound at q. G.
Osseen 4 Co's
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-09-29

Tie chain gang is at work cleaning up the
rrbbisn on the Court House Square, lei, from
The work Of remcde;i0g the ouiiGing TIE
quare will be. extensively improved A
walk aud driveway around the three sides of
,as square will! ne first laid out, and other
needed changes will follow. 1t is the pur-
pose Of the County Board to beanufy the
square arG keep i, n GOOD condition.
The dispeusary was &C. opened
aoedss moraiog oo account OF the
circus crowd 10 town aad the orig
ienl package agencies Of e. Alan-
hem a"d 4 P Levy .ere Closed on account
OF tee day heiog religious holiday. hu; j.
a. Schweriu Was o9ea sad 10 fail b.ss, cur
ing The morong He was kept busy and his
place wss crowded all the time ua.il he Was
ordered by the city authorities about l.
o. CLOCK 70 close up He did 50, and those who
hed not purchased the whe1twithsl 20 wet
their whistles hsd TO go dry the bsiaree Of
the day The action Was wise 10 ordering
the place closed, So :ha crowd in town WAS
TOO grea; to perrni The free gale O; whisses
With anything ike safety.
The Building Committee of The County
Board of Commissioners wss cslied together
thursday 10 :e eve FROM ,he ccc-
tractors. NUM- & Ca, The Gcucl
iIouse whic,, h.a teea rsmade,e6
and :mp,ovei uY ,heu IN ACCORDANCE
With p!sns n"d Specifications drsasn by
arcl.i.eet o Il ac;.e. .;w:ng 10 tie ii.aess
Of ;sr Tt.;se ID his .eo:ovsl 70 New Or:5ans
si,a boi:d.:li Committee coald n9i :ee>i-e tie
..ofH u2t:l i. has .e-H carsfnl's iasrecied
a..; ,.pproved i;s = ce,a2ese;.t archi,ec., nct-
M: u he I,l..ce CT ar a!cl-e, ~.so -. exc
piev"a to pe,for;n :he dn': .or t9 soe.d
III Gi.son Of he fen of Ed@s.ds I. Wi.soa,
s->siiec;s, Ca'uighin, wa5 ser; foe ny 's:e
ccr:.oit:ee aud s:.e' iseta lois saoruisa, SUD
tie ;i.es ans. spec.Gceiio:ss turned orev 10
BIN :e is now engnsrc II respecting be
work on Tie Court Aoa 9 aa.; The accepts nee
or -,j-c;ioa OF ,ha wotk ay lae ccmni!les
depeada upon the report oe makes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-09-29
DIR. JNo. LEO DEAD

DR.. John Leo Huer,ez died atSpartanbnrg at
OF Friday night, Sept, 24ih, at 8 p. N.
W lille net unexpected, his death was great
shock TO bis friends in this city. His fuceral
services were held at o'clock p- H Susdsy
81 the Episcopal Church, Rev s. G. Hngbsoa
officiating, apd bis remains buried q. the
Sumter cemetery.
Dr. Leo, ss he was popularly called. was
a native Of Florida Left at an early age hy
the death OF hiss f.lhsr, with large family
derepden, upon him for support, HE whole
life hss .een devoted to the discharge of that
fliaF and fra,erua duty. In carly manhood
ne VAS employed as Government agent end
teacher amoog the Indians in the great wes-
tern reservation From thence he was trans
serred 30 the public land Office at Gainesville,
Florida, from which Office the vicissi!uces of
politics removed bin about 1888.
Dr. Leo has been in bad health for i've
moths, with some affection of the stonsch.
By the advice of his physicians he had gone
to elena Springs as a lastnnd foriorn hope.
The waters not proving efhcscious be sub
mitted TO an operation at Spartanaurg and
died from i,s effects few days afterwards.
DR.. Leo has for the last few years been a
familiar eod picturesque figure on the streets
of this and other cities throughout The South.
With baud Of trained musicians he has
gone fsom city to cisy giving open air con-
certs, healing the sick aud selling the medi-
cices which, in usny cases, proved OF re-
rarkapie curative powers; the formulas for
componnding he obtained from book writ
ten bs his father, an eminent physician OF
Cuoa, aua frc1n the Cherokee Indians among
wso:o be lived for many years Many VIII
recsi! instances Of remarkable cures effected
b. bic, here '.ad il otbsr places lie WIS q
tnsn os culture aud reGoeueot and made
friends whesevec ne went Ee leaves a
widowea mother, sister and two crotbe.s
residents Of this city
Shortly before his des,h he purchased lot
at toe corner OF Ns;a and Graham Streets
uuoa Which ii vas his intention TO build a
residence, hsving decided 20 u'sks thia city
hia home
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-09-29
A full line of Crockery, Glassware, and
faocy goods, at T. G Sca6e's. Sept 90.

full line of Crockery, Glassware, and
fancy goods, at T. G Sca6e's. Sept. 90.
1t may as well be understood We are sitter
the trade on Ladies, Misses and Children's
Shoes, and our title to it is that We car fit
you. Have styles to please you and at prices
we ask your opinion of. Our Grand Fall
Opening Monday, Oct. 4,h. Schwartz Bros.
National Bank Examiner Burgwyp, spent
Wednesday 10 the city and inspected the First
National Bank. He found everything in fine
shape, after a most rigid investigation that
occupied him the entire day. BE left that
nigh, to continue his tour of inspection.
Mr. Frank K. Wiun, constable for Judge
Wells, who was in John Belcher's place when
it was raided Wednesday afternoon, has re-
quested that it be stated for the Information
of the public that he was not arrested along
with the others in the place. He fears that
some peopl. might be under the Impression
that be was placed ubder arrest by the police.
BE was not arrested, as be is al ofice: of the
law, and was there in the discharge ef bis
duty
The broken pavement on Liberty Street,
adjoining the etore of the Sumter Dry Goods
Co., which has given go great annoyance TO
the public has been removed BY the Street
Commissioner and clay will be hauled in to
build tie pa7ement up to the level. A clay
mire is 10 be preferred TO sn irregular pile of
brick bats, and the city has probably escaped
snit for damages By removing the brick
bats, as il was but question Of time before
some one would have been hurt.
The bottled rp condition of Sumter, from a
railroad standpoint. is worrying the business
men not a little these days and they are talk
ing. seriously of renewing the effort to build
road from this city on the old Manchester
Augusta road bed to connect With the
South Carolina Georgia railroad This
would not give Sumter through trunk line
70 ,be North and West, bot it would open
the way TO competing freight rates and req,
der shippers and merchants less dependest
upon one railroad for rates on all classes Of
freight received and shipped out.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-09-29
Catsrrh Cannot be Cured

with local applicatious, ss they cannot reach
the sea, of the disease Cafsrrh is a 1lood or
constitutional disease, and in order to cure it
you must take Internal remedies. Halls Ca
tsrrh Cure ia taken internally, and acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrn Cu,e is nc, quack medicine
1t was prescribed by ole Of ths best ph5 5sicians
in this country for years, and is regular pre-
ecrip,ion. /. is composed o: the best toncs
kuowa, comoin-d With the best blood pnri-
fiers, acting directly on the .nucous snrfaces.
The perfect coordination of the two ;ngredi-
euis is what produces such wonderful results
in curing Ca,errh S~nd for testimonials,
fee. FL. CHENEY & co Props,
Toledo, O.
Sod BIZ druggists. price 75c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-09-29
PERSONAL.

NJ. 3. =. Green is in the ei,y.
Ar. b. 3. Skinner, Of Rural, was in town
Thursday.
Dr. aoulsrie Br.ilsfotd vas ia the city
yestsrday.
Nj. Ned Furnan, of Priva,eer. was in tho
CITY Thursday
Ir. B. f. Darby. of Magnolia, Was in the
city yesterday.
ar. George s,rekey, Of Blshoprilie, was
In sovn aopday
Ars- R s. Can,hen, of KershaH, is spend.
ing sometime in this city.
Miss Marguerite Tindal, ct Clarendon, is
The guest Of Miss Daisy Nash.
Ns. Louis Shefersee, Of Rock Hill was in
thescisy 90 business last week.
Miss Katie Sholar mas returned from VIII
minRton, n. e. after 3 stay of several weeks.
NIL n. Brand has returned to Wiiming-
ton, N G., after several weeks stay with his
mother.
slrs. Is e. Kesnedy returned several days
ago from Sainda, N. c., where she nade .
leagshy stay
Gen &. ". acisa and family returned
FRIDAY morning from their summer home, Sui
4 livan's Island
Nr. r 3. Hair, o. the dispatchers Office,
has returned from North Carolina. whese he
spent his vacation.
Miss Mits Dcra0t left on Thursday for
SpartanbRrg 10 resume her course OF study
in Converse College.
Mrs. S. E.Jones and Mrs S. q Canning-
ham, Liberty Hill, .ere visiting Mrs ". J.
s. Jones last week.
Nr-J C.Scott. who has bean visiting in
the c:ly, has returned % the theological
Seminary 10 Golnmpia.
Misses Mansie DinkIns, of This city, aud
Eshei cooper. Ct Aayesvilie. returned to Win-
tnrop CoAegc sessesdny mcrning-
nr. Percy Mood popular young man OF
Rsdgemay, is The rev drng clerk in the essab-
lishment Of B. Ashsii 4 Co.--Johnsion
Aoai;or
Mr.. =. ". McKiever has returned from
Concerd, N c., where he has the contract to
build 9 ise proof vault IN the Court House at
that place. -<
Mlss Linnis AcLsurin, who was elected a
member OF the Winthrop Collage faculty q
short time ago, asgone 10 Rock Hill to begin
her duties.
Xessrs. Haskell Dnrant, vivian and Emile
Hoses, Horace Hsroy, Jr, and Conrtenay
Garson, South Garoiloa College students, lef,
for Goiambia yesterday norning.
Mrs Mary 3. Jenkins. Of Chappells, S. G.
is visiting Mr. 7. B Jenxius.
Mrs Watson, OF Colau,bia, is spend
ing sometime wish Der parents. DR.. and Mrs
a j. chioa,
Mr.. Fsank & Holman viii leave this even-
iD5 for PhiIades ph i-r were he viii take mp the
study of medicine.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-09-29
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The license ordinance will go into effect on
Octoner let, and shortly thereafter the test of
the law will be made in the courte ty those
who have joioed forces to Sight The ordinance
The firm Of Haypsworlh & 8aynsworih is
ssid TO have bren retained t'y the aori-iicense
people, and "ill carry the case into court,
while the city will be represented by City
Attorney r. B. Fraser. The an,i-liceose peo-
PIE thiuk they have good case and are sup
ported by strong public opinion, it being
the general belief that the income to be de-
rived from the license tax is unnecessary and
will beget extravagance in municipal expen-
ditures. Be the merits of the case what they
may, the outlook fo, very Interesting legal
fight is foe, aod great attention will be paid
the matter by every body in Sumter, whether
directly involved in the matter or oot-