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New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
ALLEGED CRUELTY IN PRISON CELLS
FOUR CUBAN REFUGEES BRING TALES OF sur
rrpIxG IN THE COLONY or cErTA.

roI,R CUBAN REFUGEES BRING TALES OF sur
rrRIxG IN THE COLONY or cErTA.
spain's penal colony Of Ceuta, In Africa chiehy
populated by Cubans. has been known not 10 !"
pleasant place OF residence bu; that u was DacN
boIa =, borrors was not suspected until four Cubans
arrived in this city last Sunday. They say tha'
they escaped from the colony and they have the
most frightfu tales OF cruelty to tell OF no" l"e
prisoners there are treated by their guards. Inc
mo, .,n paraonero Pioementa Vargas NaFcso
Camejo piementa. Pedro Mereies Soriano ana Jose
Yanes sasa ana are now staying al No. l& East
Fifteenth-st.
Batches OF prisoners In the colony whose pui'isn-
mon, Is ,r,anaod IN ne light are regularly forward
ed 10 spsn,sh town where they are kept practi-
caly prisoners. although having the freedom OF 'he
town Taey cannot escape. as they can get no pass
ports.
Tae four Cubans now in this city were oi parry
u thirty-hve Cubans recently taken from the colony
" ceuta, which is only ACROSS the straits OF ui
hrsltar from Spain. back tU the iatter country
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
EI-ETNG MILAN SERIOUSLY I'LL.

Vienna Aug 1O-Ex-Kng Milan OF Servia. Is so
seriously III that anxiety Is experienced ny
his friends as to his eventual recovery
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
Az AWlZONIlN EXPLORER DROWNED

Lima. Peru. Aug. photographic advices JUS
received here announce the death by drowning o
the AmaZonian explorer. Fiscarrald
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

II has been understood for some time past th''
ten thousand additional British troops "o",u "
needed to reinforce the Anglo Egyptian expedtioh
up the Nile In order TO effect the capture OF ,'nu
man, the Dervisn camp near khartoufn' anu c'"'"
the power OF the khallfa In the S0udan
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

,ts,islavI has long been a well-Nnown educational
centre as well as the seat OF i'po Jam 9 ~
~ ,.., 7, had I'm addition to the synagogues
ma se,ninaries which have beer destroyed NUM-
ous churches several monasteties, co'ese an"
echool for mobiles.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
WORE BRITISH TROOPS FOR THE hiSi

A LARGE FORCE PREPARING TO EMBARK. 1T II
BELIEVED FOR EGYPT
London. Aug. l0-A large number OF Bri'ish
troops has been ordered get ready TO emoarh lo'
the East Their destination supposed 10 pe Es!p''
but the War Office refuses furnish any informa-
tion the subject
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
FRENCH OFFICERS ASCEND MONT BLANC
rR OF THEM ACCOMPLISH THE DIFFICULT
AND DANGEROUS FEAT.

FOUR OF THEM ACCOMPLISH THE DIFFICULT
AND DANGEROUS FEAT.
Chamounix France. Aug. l0.-Four French Off
GERS have just made record ascent of Mont Blanc
by the route followed by the famous Alpine guide
Jacques Bamat. who is said TO have been the
first TO reach the summit. The route the officers
followed has not been used since 1920. They made
four attempts before success crowned their efforts
Mont Blanc or the White Mountain. is the cele-
brated mountain of the Alps of Savoy, which has
the distinction of being the highest in Europe
excepting peaks of the Caucasus. The ele-
walton is given $3.50 feet, varying to the extent
Of several feet, according 10 the amount of con-
densed snow the summit. The limit of the
snow line is 5000 feet above the level Of the sea
The thirty-four glaciers which bound the chain of
Mont Blanc occupy a surface of about uiacty-fiVe
square miles 1t has always been understood that
Mont Blanc was first ascended by Paccard on
August s. 1856.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
CrS1OMS DrTLES TO BE PAID ~ GOLD

Lima Peru. Aug 10-It is reported that the GOV
crnment in a few days will decree the payment OF
customs duties I'm gold.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

The surest Cough cure is Dr. D. Jayne's Ex.
pectorant and even the money cost is less than Tor
most other remedies: II takes so little OF 1t. 80
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

WILL SHUT OUT SPANISH ANARCHISTS
London. Aug. io.-According to a dispatch from
Buenos Ayres. the Government OF the Argentine
Republic has decided to prevent the landing Of any
Spanish Anarchists on Argentine soil.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
FIRST HOPS or THE 1897 YIELD.

Waterve y. Y, Aug. l0.-The first bale or the
New-York State 80 hop crop shipped to-day
from here TO Boston. The price paid was % cents
"A pound.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

The st. Paul cleared the Sandy Hook Idehtship
at I2:as D. m.. August T. and to equal her eastward
record.-6 days. II hours and q mnutes-she ~ quo
to arrive or the Needles at TIA a. m. August IL.
the Scilly Islands she will reach the Needles ae
$50 a. m. August II, or thirtyfour minutes ahead
OF her own record
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

Tribune Once. Aug H. A. m.-The weather Yesterday
xns cloudy and showery. The temperature ranged be-
zen "a and the average as degrees being
II. degrees higher than that ~ Monday and o's lower
than that OF the corresponding day OF last year -,
The weather to-day VIII be rainy, but VIII become 10"
In the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this dagan. a continuous white line shows the
changes indicated by The Trihunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line represents the tenn
per ature as recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

MAIN OFFICE-l54 Nassau-st.
UPTOWN OFFICE-l.242 broadway
AMERICANS ABROAD will nnd The = TT, tribune a''
Morton Rose & Co. Bartholomew, , House. T. T.
Rrown Could & Co.. 81 New Oxf rd-st
Thomas Cook & Son. Ludgate Circus
Paris-J Aunroe Co. Rue scribe.
HottinCuer & Co.. IS Rue de Provence
Morsan Harje~ 4 Co.. 81 Boulevard Haussmann
Credit I.yonnas Bur au des EUansers.
Thomas Cook & Son. ] Place de ICpera.
Geneva-Io,nbard. Odler & Co.. ana Union bahK
Forence-Whitby Co.
Vienna ng.c- Austrian Bank.
81 Petersburg-Credt Lyonnais. .-,... -,...
The London Office Of The Tribune IS convenient p'sV'
"a, leave advertisements and subscriptions
Rexvure Of Fra dulcpt limitations .
brWn1r ,ar5or W S,lts The genuine always In
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
Sperial Notices.
N~oN~NNNN/DONo> "~N"NN~NS>NSN~coeN0O>
Tribune Terms to Mail ~

Tribune Terms TO Mail subscribers
Daily SO a year.. 81 per month. -.
1Iaiiy' w,tbout sunday IS a year. 90 per month
sunday Tribune. SO a year Weekly 81. sem-weeky -
AGFEx;ra postage is charged TO foreign countries
except Mexico and Canada. and the daily In New
York City. .-,-..-., .,, h. q,
REMITTANCES. X sent IN cash. unies's'e'eu' W." " ~
the owners risk.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
PostOmce Notice.

Bewnre Of Frnnduiens 'mna"aio"s sn,,nn n1ssv. f.
., tho Crown Lavender Salts the genuine aMays
bottles. Reject worthless sunSt"'eS'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
sT PATHS FAST EASTWARD RUN.
THE CRACK AMERICAN sTEAMEn i' -
FAIR WAY TO LOWER HER TRANS
ATLANTIC RECORD.

Sclly Islands Aug. 1o-Passed, 500 p' "'
steamer ST. Paul. Jamison, from New-iork ."
Southampton.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

spDIHrED NATTER. ETC.-tierman steamers sahius ~.
Tmesdavs take Printed Matter. etc for .'erlsny an.
snecialiy Addressed Printed Matter ETC. or o,sn pa"
- Enrone American and White star steamers VI.
Wednesdays German steamers on Thursas.s .ssn. an.
,.,nard French German steamers on Saturnsys
take Printed for all countries or WHICH
thav are adyertiseh 70 carry mail
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

Office No. 20 F.. 23d-s,.
woodawn Station cath Wari). Harlem Railroad
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
PERSONAL.


H. Frank P. Cooper 10 in the city
NJ H.O S,rohecker, Of Charleston, is in
: sshe city
nlts Caro- Be,ser, 81 summer.on, is visiting
s ID ghecity
Ds. s.. V Cooper, u Wis.eky, spent s.,ar-
sday g sheseisy.
Hiss Nina Noise has gone 70 Charleston to
I Ssreod come time With relatives.
Judge q. VI Buchanan is At bome from
holding court ID The upper portion OF the
SSsatA.
III. af 6. Ryttenoerg returned 20 the city
saass Thursday after stay OF two wssks IN IN
New FORK
NE. W f. Edeus spent Friday and Satnr-
/ das ID Snmtcr making arrangements % more
over soon 10 his place rlbero Democrat.
Ire. Joha Kershaw, after several weeks
stay Ia this city with Mrs. u s. Carson re-
tnsned on Monday afternoon 70 her bone IN
GhaFleston:
Ms. Aana Spanp, Of North Carolina. and
sxrs Maggie Da9ktns. of Kerahaw County
are yis1sinE ID Priyaleer township
Dr. Mcleod os Bishopyille WAS in
fke eily yesterday on hss way 10 Florencs 10
5 attend s6e S. G. conference. The Doctor ls
e1sos the ssoid original subscribers, OF the
Yasehasan, and we are always pleased 70 have
eal! from him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
DEATHS.

Died Ut Bel6eld pEntAiion, on Dec I'd,
1897, John Meredith Manping, son OF Rich
ard / and Leila B. Manning, il. his l4.h
ye,r, after several week's sickness from
typhoid fever.
MI P. Gayle. a former citizen Of Sum.
Ter, aad better known 10 his old friends and
sConfederate soldiers as .fPress" Gayle, died
at the home Of his daughter, 10 Savannah,
Georgia, OBJ sunday morning, after several
months sickoess. he wss a locomotive en-
gineer, aud vas for many years employed on
What is now the A G. L., having begun es a
fireman on the old Wilmington and Aaa-
chester Railroad while il was being built.
For number of years past he has been on a
Florida line and had his home in Jackson
vile BE Was q brother Of the late ars. J. D.
Craig and was shout six,y years old at tie
timeaf his death.
Cspf. j b. Dupont died OF heart disease
after a short illness al dis home in Wedge
6eld Monday moraing at O'Clock, in the
sixty-ninth year of his nge Interment took
place in the Snmfer Cemetery yesterday
morning at 845 O'clock.
Died at George,owo, s. g q, O'Clock Fri.
day morning, M. John W Doar, aged 7a
years he was the oply surviviDg orother oi
Mrs. N g Os,een, OF this city. For several
years he had been 10 failing health and had
made his hoGe with his eldest son, Mr.. E. N
Doar, Of Georgetown.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
Take JOHNSONS
CHILL & FEVER
TONIC. NJ,
REsoLU9IoNs OF REGRET
adopted by the Congregation Of The
Methodist Church.


Whereas under the law OF the Church the
connection that has existed between our
beloved pastor Rev J. W. Daaiel and this
church must now be dissolved, he having
served out the limit of four years as we be-
lieve most plessantiy and we trust greatly to
our profit spiritually as our paator, aud
whereas he will soon be called upon TO enter
another field of labor in the Masters vinevard,
Resolved lst, That The severance of the
relationship that has existed between us so
piesean,ly and agreeably for four years past,
is a source of great regret 10 us all as a
congregation and people, and we part with
him with heartfelt sorrow and grief
Resolved I'd, That we bis people, earnestly
pray that wherever ia the pro,idsrce Of God
bis lot may be cast be may be increasingly
useful in building up the chprcn and 40
winning souls 10 Christ. and fbe bleseine of
God atteod him and his through life,
Resolved 3, That this preambls and resolu-
,ions be banded to Bro Daoiei and family,
and forwarded By The Church Secretary to
the Southern Christian Advocate with re-
quest to publish, and also that copy of the
same be cent TO the city pspers for puolica.
tion. F. "A TRADEwsLL,
R. W. DuRANr,
F. A FoLsoM,
JD CRAIG,
C. e SrusBs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
REID REYNOLDS.
The Happy couplezto Go to Far
Away China.

Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock the spa
cious auditorium of Washington Street Meth
odist church was filed, with friends and we'll
vishers of Miss Ssilie Reyoo OF Columbia
and Rev Gilbert Reid, u A., of tbe North.
eru Presby terian church, Doth being mis-
sionaries TO Cbiua.
The platform was ,as,efully decorated With
palms, ferns, chrysanthemnms and roses
The rsbers were Messrs Eugene AcGregor
Harry Edmunds, 'hornwell Muller and g B.
Simme; each wore q boutonpiere OF vloiets.
Bishop W. w. Duncan of the Methodist
Episcopai church, south, and the Rev. DR.
Samuel Smith of the First Pfesby yterian church,
Columbia, impressively performed the fatefni
ceremony :,
Quite punctually the wedding party moved
an she aisle to the sustaining and inspiring
orQan music. The maid of honor, Miss Mary
Bailey of Georgetown, walked alone, dainty
figure in some soft fabric combined with green
.yelves and velvet hat and plumes to match.
The fair bride leaned on the arm OF hef
brother, DR. s. ~ Reynolds of Greenville.
She wore atasteful travelling toilet OF garnet
chinese elk poplin made with cape, aod Der
bat and plumes were of the same becoming
hne.
g Tbere was pretty little couple fatteriDg
10 attendance like q pair Of white doves
these were Miss Marie Mot and Master Will
liam Martin. who were arrAyed 10 scowy
raiment and decksd with yiolets
Arrived before the ministers, the Rev. Mr..
Reid, who was in waiting With bis best man,
Mr. S1ille OF New York, icok his place at tbe
eide Of the bride-elect and The solemn csre-
;mony was performed, Bishop Duncan taking
the ritual, and Rev. Dr. Smith takiog .
pray er.
The wedding party, With other invited
guests. then proceeded to the home OF DR..
and Mrs Brsan Mot, where sanptuous
lunch Was served
M. and Mrs.. Reid took the afternoon train
for Charleston They will also visit Savan-
nah, Atlanta and some of the upper iowns OF
the State before turning their faces east to
take up their JOINT work The Stste, Decem-
her q.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
On holiday gifts q G. os,esn / Co. give
n IL xaat n,;oao

On holiday gifts q G. os,een / Co. give
the lowest prices.
4 large assortment of crepe tissue Taper
in ten foot rolls received this week, all the
newest shades and effects in color. A full
stock of shade frames. Three sizes, six de.
signs. H. G. 0steen + Co.
The extension of the lines of the Sumter
Telephone Company to Mayesville, Scarboro.
Osweeo and other points in the county has
proven 80 great convenience aud the ser.
vice is 90 excellent that the further extension
of telephone service to other points in this
and Clarendon County is not improbable iu
the near future. 1t is but question of time
when the county will be covered with pet
work of wires and there will be few districts
not in close connection with the centers of
trade When one has once learned the greet
convenience of a telephone it is impossible to
get along without it. When communication
is established between this city, Manning and
other towns in Clarendon and Sumter Coun-
ties every body will wonder how they mao-
aged to get along and do business without
telephones 1t is to be hoped that the pros
pectiye extension Of the telephones lines will
be consnmmated before the end of 1898
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
TAX RETURNS FOR 1898.
OFFICE OF
COUNTY AUDITOR SUMTER COUNTY.

SUMTER, S e Nov "a, 1897.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that will
~ attend, in person or by deputy, at the
following places on the days indicated re.
sp.ctively, for the purpose Of receiving re-
turns OF Real Estate, Personal Property, and
Poll Taxes for the fiscal year commencing
January lst, 1898:
At Office Sumter, S. G, from Jan ls, to
Feb. goth, 1898, Inclusive.
Tindala, Tuesday. January 4th
M. Moseley's, Wednesday, January 5th.
Wedee6eld, Thursday. January 9th
St~teturq, Friday, January 7th
Hagood, Saturday, January 9th.
Rempert's Store, Monday, January 10th.
Smitbvil!e, Tuesday, January llth.
Manpville, Wednesday, January 18th
Bishopvile, Thursday and Friday, Janu-
ary 18th and l4th
Magnolia, Saturday, Jan. 18th.
Lynch urg. Monday, jan. l7th.
Norwood's Gross Roads, Tuesday, Jan.
18th.
Shiloh, Wednesday, Jan. 10th.
]. M McElveen's Store, Thursday, Jan.
20th.
Mayeeville, Friday, Jan 2lst.
Gordou's Mill, Saturday, Jan 22nd.
Gallards Cross Roads, Monday. Jan 30th.
Bossard, Tuesday, Jan. 9th
The law requires that all persons owning
property or n any wise having charge of such
property, either as agent, husband, guardian.
trustee, executor administrator, etc, return
tho same under oath to the Auditor, who re-
quests all persons to be prompt in making
their returns aud save the 30 per cent. penalty
which will be added to the property valua-
ton of all persons wbo fail to make returos
wi,hin the time prescribed by law
Tax payers return what they own on the
first day of January, 1898
Assessors aud taxpayers will enter the 6rst
given name CT the taxpayer in full also make
separate returo for each Township where
the property is located and also 10 each and
every case the No of The School District
must be given
Every male citizen between the age of
twenty-one and sixty years on the first day
of January, 1898. except those incapable OF
earning support from being manned or
from other causes, are deemed taxable Polls,
and except Confederate Soldiers SO years OF
age, 90 Jan lat, 1898
All returns must re made on or before the
2Oh day Of Feuruar. next cannot take
returns after tnat date rod all returns made
after the 10th day of February are sutject to
a peuaIty of SO per cent
J. DIGGS WILDER,
Auditor Sumter County.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Tax Extenslon-L1cense Ordinance
Referred Back to City Attorney.

City Council held regular meeting i.st
Wednesday night. There was a large accu-
mutation of routine business and bills to be
audited and ordered paid, which were dis
posed of.
A re.olution was adopted extending the
time sor the payment of taxes until January
lst. After that date the penalty will be as
sessed, aud delipquents will have it to pay.
The liceose ordinance wss discussed at
some length, but no action was taken. The
whole matter WAS foally referred to City
Attorney Fraser. He will take the license
ordinance under consideration and will re-.
port back to the Council at some future meet
ing
Nothing else of character to interes, the
public was before the meeting.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
Attention Subscribers

We sbave delay ed sending oat bills 20 sub-
scrisefs 81 The usual time tbs fall, and boped
that she rsaoess made through the paper that
I shey examine ,he d.ses on the address and
sbars he same noved fOrwatd By making
sestencIt would Be suiheien,. We are nov
ssenslipg ont bills 70 those Who are due for
sobscripi,oD, and beg thst We oe favored
ssish Il early resrouae The date following
Abe address on paper indicates the time TO
sbieh sae subserip ip,ions Is paid aod from
wSieh sbe aeeouat for renewal besins. #
Won have moi ses received bill. bat owe for
'she papes promps reoexal viii be sbe more
ssroreciated
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
MARRIAGE.

On Wednesday afternoon, December lss,
q, the resideuce Of Ar John q Terry, In
the Concord neiohborbood, Mas Alma Terry
and Mr.. B. ~ Fort were united 10 marriage,
the Rev Mr. Pbilips officiating
Mr. DuRans Tisdale and apd Miss arrie
Fort, both Of this county, were married last
Thursday afternoon at tho residence OF Nj.
J. W. For,, Of .bi. city, Rev. 7. g. Herbert,
officiating.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
Take JOHM.SONS
CHILL & FEVER
TONIC.
Delgar Keel Squad Bszar.

Dela4r Reel Squad No. 3 will give the an
nual bazaar on Tuesday aud Wednesday
nipbta, Deceu her 81 and %. The hall will
te more handsomely decorated than ever be-
fore, and the bazar will be the biggest thioR
Delgsr Squad has ever attempted. The meo :
hers Ct The Squad and their friends are DOW
a, work and the results of their labor will be
made manifest in the success Of the bszar.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
IA. a1ananlal ann Sonllrse
s:DN ssDAY DEC. s. 1897.
Estered at tie Post Office at Ssssser, {
c. as Second Class Adner.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Moses Green For Rent.
81 BelisSsr,s Fnrriiure Store.
Go Snpervisor -Speciai Notice
H.G 0s,een 8 Co.-Inks and Paste.
e Griffin Gopeiand -Corporatot's Notice
Rytienherg & Sonss-The Perpiexlog
sQaestior
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08

We live in q conntry of which the priuci-
pss fcoorge is stomach trouble.
II fs more Widespread than any other dis
eAss, aud, very nearly, more dangerous.
Ooe thing that mskes il 90 dangerous is
that Il is 50 little understood
II II were better understood, it would bs
more feared, more easily cured. less universal
than It is nov.
So, those who wish to be cured, take
Shaker Digestive Cordial, because it goes to
the root of the trouble as no other medicine
doec. The pure, harmless, curative berbs and
piants, Of which it ia composed, are what
render it so certain and, at the same time. so
gentle q cure.
Il helps and strengthens the stomach. puri-
6es aud tones up the system.
Sold by druggis,e /; price 10 ceo,s to Sl.oo
per bottle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
A Small Fire.

An alarm of FIRE AT 80 o'clock this morn
ing called out the Gre department, but
the FIRE was txtu2uished without
the aid Of the 6renen. although Mona
CHAN Hose Company stretched line of hose.
The 6,e occurred a: Joe Levan's house on
Couocil Street. The damage wss slight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08

One car of Flour at mill prices
$50 cases Tomatoes, standard 8 Tbs. 81 doz.
100 sacks Salt, leo ID bags, 423c sack
100 sacks Griss, bu baga, at 81 10 sack.
60 Cheese, hest full cream, lc3clb
100 boxes Tobacco, %, "a, a .od 33c per 10
so hoses large Lump Starch. 40 10 boxes, at
33c 10
20 bags Coffee a, 81 81. II, l23 and lsc per
ID.
20 cases Sogar Corn, doz to case, at 81 20
corned Beef, | lb cans. ST 20 dos
Ccrned Beef, ID caus So doz.
English Brawn, III cans. 81 30 doz.
Poted Ham, Heef and Tongue, at SOC doz
Soda, assorted cases, Austin, Nichols 4 Co.'S.
Az 10
Is 10 pals fancy mixed Caudy, at 63s 10.
25 10 boxes best stick Candy. at Sc 10.
800 boxes penny Candies, 25 kiods, 100
pieces to box, at 40 and Soc COX
Jelly, slb. pals, 30c 80 ID pals, 81 2-lb.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08

n e have a selec,ed stock of more than four
hundred books suissbie for holiday gifts. All
prizes. n G. 0sleen & Go.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-08
Byt reference 10 orr ad rerslsing coidmns
syon win 6nd something Of importance in the
encouragement of Beli.zer's Furniture Store

reference 10 onr ad drer.isinr colamns
:,is nm Win end something OF importance ia the
announcement of Belilzer, Furniture Store
s' 80
s.so. -.
s.oa;pa Gooa Roas Asaocia-
s ;ss,s,.ss 81
B ..... ar.. =
!. ..s..S
- ssss asss
DE tae yoN.'K asss y isa. e.ass. .' .ue
soanee wass Assen oess aha SAs au
I pc success
Gos Eilerbe has appointed Raenard =
Asnnsng 20 represeqt soe oeventn pls.fle. AZ
lle Soslon esroWeIs sionreusion 70 % neaa 40
4 tensa on Uec- 4sn- =, y UtossIano, OF
= .os seeond oeiesA a. 1soa1 n's
{ dlssfecs
The astest bicycle ride Is ON the Blending
trosd With the terri inns iD the mill pond,
- cosd bath after 9 hos spin oa the rosa beng
Shlgbly fceommend ded Iofy rldes reg aod Rneei oy
s. wneesnans woo tfieo y 9 sday or 30 sgo-
There wss another small cotton Gre at the
depot ON last Wednesday night, but
sthe Ore department was NOT called
sup6n for assistance in extipeuishing
sfhe two. bales that were discovesed TO be
Con irs hy the night watchman The cotton
sNas fhes property Of Col. ID. r Dnrcan, and
! 9. : " sons.ae... =
ns . :. sn.es - = n'su '0e nie = - 'ua.s1 =
5 n0., loe,...l' koo. !.
ssss saia4 Week 10 charleston oeglns Dec. i3tn
shfta ends LEG. zOtu-s =: 5ase OF ose cent
lsrslie vii oe giyen oy aii ralifoads, ana 1ick-
sets wssl be good throughout the week the
ssne rate VIII oe gwen oy tne Sontnern ka''-
Msy from North Carolina points, q totng mat
nag never Desn ao0s oeao.e,. anu ialksr
s1o.d is e4pse.sa % = Is,a oasl1es.on snan
|. uu1so Z. aas W p1s''ous sa,- !. 90
Births and deaths reported 20 Health ohcer
$ Rssfdon for week eodlng December 80, are :
sBtEths-Coisred-Seyeo males aad four ie-
males. pesfhs-W haee-ene male - nonens
sotd coiored-Aaiee, ooe ITO Gays Ola, one ne
~ year oid Ienaies, onee1 years oio, one 80
Years osd-
augurated an all night and Snnday service.
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