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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
MAGNOLIA MATTERS.

ST. OLA. s c.. Ju;y 90, 1898 -Dis'ric
Conference con vrped At this -lace this morn.
Jag Dr.. Clifton preached the opening ser
mon. Abo1t thirty or more delegates have
arrived, and we look for quite "umber 90
the evening 'rai". JndRi"g most OF the sreach'
ers by their appearance, they Gave oeao
take, oice care Of
The weather is fearfully hot. and The dry
weather ;s beginnice to tell on The crops,
which are. 80 fer, fine nrou~d this place !.
Considering SIZE. color ard fruit, Mr I
N. Grf fin b-s the finest cotton in this county,
in the wr;:=r's judgment.
Dr. Darby reports several cases of typhoid
fever 10 bis practice He his proven himself
a most successful doctor n fever cases, of nc
matter what type, and we feel safe when he
is arouod
Our friend. Mr James " Wilson has at
lasr received letter from his soldier boy,
Rolapd He VAS in the iisrcest Of the na,'ies
around San'i.go, aud while several Of his
comrades near h.m fell &c srd wounded,
be was OF hu,:, and had not been the least
sick up 10 RI. date cf bis etter-tbe 7th OF
JULY HIS parents were ov-rjoged at zoe
receipt Of such peas ut letter
The carpenters lssterers and psinttrs hsve
.,ade f. g:~A improvement in ;he Methodist
(hu,ch il yn htu.g. Ta- parsonage is
nearly re'ty to- rse
Sc era move a:;rs hic, es hare CO e ato
dai'y ne il Magnolia
Friend Pnil | er, is a eieAt gal!,c' He
is eyer rs.1v to wax, run. or rrde in buggy
or 90 wh e. wi:h the girls
CccAs11SAI
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Darlington has sent one hundred and thir' y
negroes to recruit she tenth Q : Regiment
regular cavalry Wost tss become Of the
com paoy of negrtes that was organized In
his city.
The American soldier has developed re-
nakable Dropeosits recently for ce'eor ting
the Four,h of Jaiy oy taking something.
The la,es, is Wake Island, place 90 small
,hat il is no, put down on the ordis ary map.
The thermometer got rp to 100 in some
places las, week. and i, was bot enough for
anybod7 anywhere.
Ii begins to look like Soath C4rolioa will
fail to raise the second regiment called ior oy
the government. Very ;:lile progress has
been made thus far ani 'oe rais'te OF COM
papies goes forward with disconr ging SLOW
ress There is no likelihood that Sumter
County will fu~p,sh aDo'her company, :or II
seems to ne i'm apostolic to obtain sutDclenf
number Of recruits TO hil The Sumter Light
Infantry TO the fu:l quota
The problem ths, puzzles macy people is,
uWha, effac, will the def at of Lee County
hate on The election of county officers and
members of the L.glslature?' The people
l,vipq N Lee County will have 20 voice IN
the election of officers FOR Sumter Coco'y !;
vet is re courts decide that Lee County has
~ legal tieh, TO exist. majority o. the
Lee Couo,y people will he ci,zsns OF Sum
Ter. and i, seems .ba, they should have a
voice IN selec ,ng the pubic officials
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MARRIAGE.

Mr. A. L Lesesoe of Clarendon, apd Miss
Lizzie u,tiuo were united in arrage at
4 80 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev c c.
Brown, officiating, at the residence Of Mrs
E A. Cu,,ino, the brides mother
The attendants were Mr.. B Rbame and
Miss Amanda Thomas. Mr.. Coonors Cut'ino
and Miss Marguerite Tindal, Mr.. Jose. D
T.ndal and Miss Julia Cnttino.
The parors were very prettiiy decorated
with aowers in honor of the happy occasion,
and the bride and groom entered, preceded
by the attesdaa,s, while the wedding march
was played by Mrs. N. l.. Rodgers.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served, and then Mr. and Mrs. Lesesoe left
90 the 80 train for Washington aod other
points 10 tie North, where they will spend
eeveral weeks.
The ride is daughter of the late W q
Custino and is young lady of gentle dis.
position and refined manners, and is esteemed
and loved by large circle Of friends. The
best wishes OF all attend Mr.. spd Mrs. Lesesne
for long and happy married life
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1t beglus TO look like Sumter is not to have
a Tobacco Warehouse this season fer up 10
this date nothing has beeo beard CT arrange
ents for opening the warehouse and rua-
ming il during the season Tnls 10 an lm-
portan, n.t.er for business meu to co s'der,
for there is y great dea tf tobacco grown in
this j cjoio,ng counties that would be mar
keted here, if good market be maintained.
Without warehouse here all of this tobacco
will 90 to Mayesvile, rimmonsvile, Flor.
ence, Darlington, or the Virginia AID North
Carolina markets he peop o: Sumter
know full we'll what the trade of the tooacco
growers is worth, sad 30 that unleas there
is warehouse 10 this city where they csn
sell their tcbscco they vi 60 elsewhere 10
sell and TO trade Sumter needs tobacco
warehouse now as much a. ever, and some
arrangement should be made to pave II open
for business early in August
Our baby has eeen continually troubled
With collie and cholera lufantun since nis
bi,tb, and all that We could do for him did
not seem 10 give more than temporary re 'et,
uutil we tried Cbsnberlains Coiic, Cholera
aud Dia,rhee Remedy. Since giving that
remedy be bae not been troubled We Waot
to give you this testimonial % an evidence
of our gratitude Dot ;bat you need IT to ad-
ver,ise your meri,orious remecV.-G N. Law,
Keokuk, Iowa. For sale ny A. China.
According TO a nouncsmeut in Monday g
Itep, Prof Snyder, of Wofford College,
c,ursd at the Graded Sch OF building
Monday eveoing The lecture WAS not
popular one, if we are 20 j,dee
sy the number "a attendance Al half
past e,gh, O'Clock ;he chairs 10 Assembly
Hail were ali unoccupied. gf nine o clock
some 6fty or sixty people and two or three
bows bad cong,egated The speaker was in-
,rod coed hy Dr. C q. Browa IN his usual
happy style Toe subject discussed was
"Enelisb " For three quarters Of an hour
Pro-. Snyder held bis su,sli, bnt aoorecia,ive
audieo ce, see bound With bis graphic and
elcoueut tire tment OF the chief cha sracte.istics
of The best literature of our mother tongue
It would be impossible for us to do justice TO
the lecture and his themss; to b. appreciated
i, mu.t he heard We will ONLY gay that we
e, loved rare treat. and Gao see n new mean
ipe. a wicer significance in the writings Of
Chauc-r, Browning. Shakespeare Milton aud
Teonvson Other lectures will b. given dur
ing the week We hooe the people cf Sun
ter will attend aod he h.ne6',ed. acd not AL
low these vis,,l educators 10 leave US feel
iue that their tSorts 10 entertain aad instruct
were as fragrance wasted 90 the desert sir.
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The Teachers Institute.

The: Sumter County Teachers Institute
opened with large and in'eres ed audien' g
a, To-: n. Monday, in the Graded School
bu ling
The sutj cts discussed Monday moran
were:
English, oy Prof. Snyd
Reading, b. Miss Withers
Arithmetic, BY Sup, Graeser
Euzlisb Analysis. by Mr.. McGhee
The second days session OF toe Couety
Teachers Institute ehowed cec,ded inc ease
in ai,endarce and more general participate .
in discussion by all present.
TIE subjects discussed were:
Primary Ari'h1 etc. iss Witbers.
Englisb-Prof. Snyder.
Geographv-ar McGbee
Higher Ari,hmetic-Supt Graeser.
Las, evening at $50, Pref Griffith Of ur-
man University will deliver public lecture
al the Graded School Building.
al! persons Of the com munity interested
in educational matters will be gladly vel.
coined 10 all of the exercises A lecture 90
cart and the Introduction Of ar, Study :nto
The Public Schools will be delivered by
Supt Craeser 10 the auditorium of the
Graded School on Toursdsy afternoon At
$50 o'clock. and it will re illustrated hy no.
merous photographs OF celebrates European
paintings.
Mr. McGnee, of the Columbia schools. will
deliver an address of popular character on
Friday evening ct 8 80 o clock
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A,tamont Moses for Senator

Hon Altsmont Mess announces himself
candidate for reelection 10 the State Senate.
Senator Moses has served one term !n toe
Senate and ght years 10 the house OF Rep
reseo,a,i5e, and be stands for reelection on
his record. He bias made one OF 'n' caretai,
psipsiakiog aud eff ;ieot representatives THIS
county has ever had in The Genera Assem-
bly, ard his associates is both hou es ia e
more than once taken occasion to testify pub
icIy and privately their appreciation OF his
.bi!i,ies as legislator. II Mr Moses ls re-
lec,ed be can be counted on 70 s"rve tils con :.
eu,uenis az be has in the past, faithfully aod
searlesSiy.
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Pr.soas troubled with 6inrrhoa will he
interested in the * eriepce of Ar. ". NJ.
81 h, clerk Of Hotel Dosrsrc Providence
R |. He says: "F,r several years | have
oren aIrnos, constant sufferer from diar-
rht e, The f.,quent attacks completely PROS
trAung esna rendering re unfit for n,
duties at this bote! About two years ago a
,rsvelins salesman kindly gave ue sm4l
bottle Of Cbsmberlaln's C,!ic: Choera and
Diarrht s Remejy. Much to my sncprise
and delight its effects ~er. irtn-dia!e
Whenev fel, sympt ms Of the d'se .se ]
would fort'fy myself agsins, tie attack With
few doses # this valuable remedy The
result has been very satisfactory aEd - st
complete re ie! from .ne ,f1ic'ioo.' For
sale t:y 4 j. h,na.
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Thousands OF persons have been cured OF
piles by using DeWitt's Which Bazel
SA!ye. It beais promptly aud cures eczema and
all skin diseases, 1t gives impediste relief.
Hughson- -Ligsu Co.
& crowd of base ball cranks went over 10
Mayesvisle Thursday efternooo to witness the
game of ball between the Sayesvllie team
aud the L County team.
Bob Moore Of Lafayette, Ind says that for
constipation be bas found DeWitt's Little
Early Rsers to be perfect They ueve: grippe
Try them for stomach and liver troubles.
Hugtson- Lieon Co.
The coao,y c-mpsign promises to be inter.
estiug There ale come good men 10 the race
and their friends will maze effort 10 elect
them
Win your battles against disease by acting
promptly. Ooe m,oa,e Cough Cure pro-
duces immediate sesu ts When taken ear =
it prevents consumption. Aud in latter
stages it furnishes ptompt relief Hugbson-
Ligou Co.
Business has been very dull during the past
week, the bot weather eping the people
from coming TO town. The dull season is
alnost at so end now, however, for cotton
will begin to come into market witbio SIX
week, and the fail business will begio.
Sick hesdscbe, billiousness constipation,
and al liver aud stomach troubles can be
Quickly cured bS uoio. those famous like
pills xnowc as DeWits's Little Early Risers.
They are pleasant to take aod nsrer gripe
Hughseu-Ligon Co
One coach of the =. s. & N passenger train
was leraied at The depot Saturday morning by
a On splacement of the switch The coach was
not seriously damaged, but was twisted de-
wise across three tracks.
TIE editor of Evans City, Pa Globe,
writes, One Minute Cure IS rightly nam d
II cured my children after all other remed es
failed" II C res coughs, colds apd all
,hsoat and lung troubles -Hugbson L;gon
90.
The dispensary is doing more business this
sepce Of original package competition.
81 think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is
the 6Lest PREPARATION os the market for piles
So writes John c. Duon Of v heliug, ~ Va
TrS it sud you will think the same Ii also
cures .cz "a 81 d skin dissa:es -Hsgh.
SON Lyon Co.
Many people b ave not yet learned Of rhe
removal OF the pcs cfice and they come daily
10 the of1ce in the Masonic Tea pie end
try to ga'u admission to i'qu're tor mail
E C. BlaDks, OF Lewisvile, Texas, writes
that one box of Dewitt Witch Hazel SalVe
was worth $500 TO him 1t cured his piles
OF tep years standing He advises others
10 try it 1t a;so cures ecZems, sklh diseases
and obstinate sores Hulhsou- -Ligon o
Mr. J. c. McCennaghan had oie foot Sc
ve.e spraired few days ago While out on
his ran 90 the wilson l. Summerton K. r,
and is DOW laid up with it in plaster oand-
ages The i, jor:rs are no; though; to bs se-
rions, bat be will be IF d4,y tor week or
two.
T. B Rice, Druggist, Greensboro,
G.. writes ns follows: ''In the past e'eh'
wears, bave col. NOR of Dr.. Pits
Carmina,i,e than all the soothing s5rups.
collie drops, and other baby nedic'nes con-
oined." Sold by J. F. W. DeLcsme.
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Death of Rev. W. IT. Munnerlyn

Pigab, July &c Rev. T. W. Munnerly o
died at bis hone a, Smitbville yesterday at
AN He bad been sick for sometime, but
rapidly grew worse jas, few days before his
des,h. Be lived al Smi,hville for the last
sixteen years and was universally liked ny
his ne,ghoorhood. Frous i'll health, he re-
tired some years years ago on the active
ministry of the Methodist church, bot preach.
ed occasionally, aud often oficiated at fune'
rails. he took warm interest in religious
work no. only 10 his church, bat 10 eli de-
nominations
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Richard I. Manning For the Senate

The friends OF Hoo Richard /. Man
oing plsc bin in nomina':oo as cs"didate
for the Sts,e Seus,e. sutjecr 20 ratification OF
the Democratic p.ima y A'. Manning
services during two ,erTs 10 the House OF
representatives proved his htoes' for leg.sla.
tive duties, aod guarantee that be will, 1t
elected dischsree the dn,ies deVolviog upon
him Sepafor sat; faciorily and with Jndg-
met, and dissection, looking always TO The
rsa, interests of those whom De represents.
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The Hog Question.

A erea, many Of our c'tzsrs are heartily
ia favor Ct dri ing the hog. from tie city,
while II few, who wou suffer by the enact
ment OF snch law are hknting the adoption
of toe ordinance We again assert that The
hogs are q lis ,hces wi,hiu tb- city liz its and
bore that the cou.cil will no, table toe rtso
lution bow pending
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DEATH.

Mr.. J S Diukius died at bis hon few
miles from ,h city on Saturday last, aged
50 years aad months The funeral services
were held at Providence on Sunday after.
noon g, CLOCK The deceased was ma
tive OF this ,own, and having lived all ais
life in Sumter county had q vide circle OF
acouaiotances, all OF whom bear of his death
with regret BE was twice married anc
leaves a widow and four children, one OF
whom, Mrs r. 0. Jennings, was the issue OF
ihs first marriage.
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For Supervisor.

Supervisor Marion Dorm annoooces bimsei
a candidate for reelection, subject to..tbe &C.
ton Of the Democratic Primary. Mr. Dorm
has filled the Office for two years, and ne ha:
devoted his cest efforts to the practical and
economical aoaeemeut o. the corny {
sffairs He stands for re election oa biz
official record, acd if the leop!e show tbell
approval of b course while in Office by re-
eec,ug him be will continue TO discharge the
duties cf the Office to The best of his ability.
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Information Wanted.
CHARLESTON S. C Juiv %, 1928.
tor Wa,chman and Soutbroa, Sumter

CHARLESTON S. C july %, 1928.
Editor Wa,chman and Soutbroa, Sumter,
S. c.:
Dear Sir-By request of Col Tbomes,
have beer eodea orine to secure a complete
list of the officers and priva!es of Company
E. South Carolina State Troops as most Il
This company was recruited from Sumter
County Rave taken The liberty Of seodine
you COPY of th lis, Of sames, and ask that
you kindly ;urn the same over TO any Of the
survivors who may b. on this list, with the
request that they will FL out the in tiAls &c
as 70 u axe it as complete as possible
have already been assisted by Mr. Pinck'
ney and Mr. Dick
1t is importan, that th- list should be made
az complete 80 possible and any assistance
tha, you can give ne in this matter vii! be
duly appreciated Yours very truly.
CHAs e. Walk
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Base Ball in Mayesv1lle.

Nayesvilie, Jaly = A 6ne game Of ball
was p'ayed b-te Yesterday afternoon b<tween
the local team end the Lee County team
The Ma Vile cam has won succession of
gaues his Sc sJp, aud uone Of toe clubs
have been abl, TO hold the n down, out es-
terda hey ct more th o their eqaa.s and
the game was won b. the Lee County team
by a ,t ore ct tG 5.
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THE WArCHMAN AND sOUTHRoN, JULY 20. 1898.
An Important Matter.

We publish soday a letter ia reference to
the rolls of Company E. South Carroll
"a State Troops, c. s. A. Colonel
Tbomss, The Stat. Historian, is laboriog to
complete the work before the General Assem-
bly, meets, and any member OF the company
who can sssist him in comi letting the rolls OF
the company will De performing pa
triotic duty and aiding tbe preparation
of an historical record that will be Of ioes:i.
mable value 10 the years to come.
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Look. \ stitch i'm Time.

Saves pine Hughes Tonic new improved,
taste pleasantly take" 10 enrI, Spri g aud
Fail prevents Chiis, Dengus and Malaral
Fevers Acts on the liver, tones up The sys-
,eu, Better than Qlinibe. Guaranteed, try
il. At Druggists SOC and 81 GO to'tles.
! oct.
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NEW ADvERpIsEMENrs
PERSONAL.

Mr. E. Nermess was 10 the city Fri-
day.
Miss Sbarlie Graham hss returned from
Hagood.
Miss Leaa CslcIough is 10 the city for 3
short stay.
Mr. J. E. DuPre. of Pisgah was 10 the city
yesterday.
Master j. D. Graham Is visiting relatives
at Denmark.
Mrs. J.. A Mood returned f,ou Ceicka-
msuga Saturday night.
81 Miss Sophie Warren is visiting Miss llene
Cantey at Foresson
Messrs John K aud Henry D. Crossweli
have gone to New York.
Miss Lillian Moses of Providence, is visit
Jog relatives 10 this city;
Master Ashhy Mood has gooe to Chicka-
msnga TO visit his father.
s&Mr. q L. Wells has returned from visit
to Atiapta and Chicka Iauga.
Mr.. j.. B. Roach went to Saluda, n c., a
few days ago, to spend moa;h.
Col. Richard Dosier has gone to Glenn
Springs for two nnoo,hs stay.
Miss Edith Warren, of Tampa, Fla. is
visiting at Mrs. A. 6. War-en's.
Miss Bsssis Ingram has gone TO Hende:::
songil.e, n. c., for the summer
Miss Adele Moses viii leave on Thursday
for New York 10 spend several mon!hs.
Mr.. T NJ. Atkins returned on Tuesday
from Silver, whe.e be spen, few days.
Mrs r. P. Monagbaa has returned home
from Charleston after several months stay.
Biahop ]. J. Monaghan, Of Wilmingtoa,
Del, has been 10 the e ~ for fe~ days.
Miss Addie- Auld left last weez for Hen.
dersonville, where she will spend s month.
Nrs.M.P. Cordss returned Aoaday morning.
frcu Charleston where she has slent The past
two weeks
Mr. J. Feank Pate left last Thursday for the
mountains, after being coa6oed 10 the house
for mouth.
Col John P Thomas was in the city yester.
day eo business connected with his duties as
State Historian.
Mrs e 3 Richardson, who has beeo visit.
ing relativss here. has setarued 10 her bome
10 Nilledgeville, Ga
Miss Fifae Parfott who has been visiting
& Mrs. A. 4. Flowers, hss resornea TO ner nome
at Lydia, Darlington County.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r K. Wilder f; last week
5 for , trip to The uo country. They will
visit several poin,s before returning.
Dr.. J Tsos. Pa,e. of Camdeu, spent lss,
!. WedoesdaY pixat in ihie city with his broth.
er, on his way to District Conference al
Lynchburg.
Mr. s. 3 Edmnods returned bone from
Darlington Friday night. he is ia Man
ming this week to conduct Teachers Iostitute
for tie teachers of Clsrendop County.
Mr.. VI. P. Furgerson, Superintendent Ct
the Sumter Cotton Niil has gone TO Day
ton, O., 70 spend several weeks studying
improved machicer, and the modern methods
of msnaging large manufacturing plants.
Rev 7. Won A. Rissr, pastor Of the Luth'
eran Church, leaves to-day for three weeks
vaction. BE will spepd the time 10 exing.
ton, Saluda aud Newberry counties, and vii!
return for services 90 the 3:d Sunday in
August.
Mr. Irving A. Ryttenherg has accepted .
position With the n. 8 Fseade Compaoy, ci
New York and will make taa, city his home
Ia future. His feieods in this city regret bis
departure, but wish him success and PROS
perity in his new home.
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Successful Phvsicia:ee

:. :aar'iiy recommend DR.. Hatha'4a: :.
,f s Broad ST. Atlanta, Ga. as > Il,
ZEE. r-oapi and remarkably success e..
rc;..ri..nt Of chronic diseases of men g.: !
The euro when others fail. Oar ceare1s .
reed of medical help should certain:
these eminent doctors and you will receive =
and expert opinion of your case by te.u:;: q
without cost.
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ANY PERSON

Wishing to know the truth IN regard 70 tEei.
health should not fail to send for a valuable ane
new 64-page Booklet which Will be- sent FREt
for short time to those who mention this paper
This BOOK Is published by the celebrated physi
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address Write to-day.
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al have used lhn--ueriAia Cough H'ne-
DIV ia nv family for years "od always S'to
good results" says Mr u. 5. Cooper. OF F.
Rio, Cal. For suall children We hud i
especially effective. For sale by A. j. China.
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Success.-Wor.h knowing.

40 years success n toe South, proves Rughe' 8
Touic great remedy for Chills and all Nala-
rial Feyets Better than Qliniae. Glarar-
leed, try IL A, Druggists SOC and 81 90
tottiea. K oct.
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COMPANY E. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
TRO0DS

TROOPS, C. s. A..
A. D. Coz dwin, Colonel; J W Harri"g-
tor, Lieut. Colonel; Jno J McIve,, Major;
Dr. P. l. Griffin, Surgeon Or. - Henry,
Assistant Surgeon
COMPANY E
Captain, j. S Bradley; lst Lieutenant
Jno A. Muld;ow; "a Lieutenant, W. Will
son; Sd hieufepanF-
Sereean,s-J. B Fort, j. s. Pluckney, R.
A Green, A. n. Bucbanan.
Corporals-M. L. Pinckney, W. W. Dick,
E.. F Burroughs, r Bradford.
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Convict Killed at STATE Farm

Coroner Moses received telegram yes
terday from ". T McGill, requesting him
to got the State Far to hold al Inquest
over COZ vic, who had been killed there. No
other particulars
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N7ASTED-To Rent Store. Good stand
wv for business Possession given at Cnce
Apply u a. X Sanders, A1mr aaeood. s.
C July 2-2t
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DEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP-2o hea
ID If B-.f Caf,!e snd rs bead OF Saeer
or sale ~ R. T. GsFadd,n. Junr 29-4t*
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I!,cu a,e after comfort il sewing you viii
get il. if YOU bus the 'W bite
Var Nap and History of Cuba loc, at Fl
G. Oseen Cos.
If you wap, your machine made new,
bring it to Randie.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

A J G.ilisrj, Adjutact
K. R Briggs, Q1sr'erm ster.
C aTkso", Osdnauce Officer :.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
Shoe Department.

Our entire line of So Cxor black and heel and spring
heel for 81 49.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
4 FAMILY JAuNT

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surreys can be erjoyed or ary length
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

T. B Rice, Druggist, Greensboro,
G.. writes ns follows: ''In the past eiehr
years, bave sol! NOR Of Dr.. Pits
Carminaii,e than all the soothing s5rups.
collie drops, and other baby nedic'nes com-
oined." Sold BY J. F. W. DeLceme.