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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
The Lee County Election

Bishopville. August 3l.-The election foI
county officers for Lee County he'd at the
various voting .preciocts yesterday resulted
as follows: Senator, second primary re.
qulred, R E Ca.nes aud W A Gaines Rep
reseo,ative second primary, N Bram!ett aad
DE Keels Sheriff second primary, A E
oodlaw and T S Stuckey Judge OF Pro-
bate, Henry G. Scarborough, elec:ed. Clerk
of Court, second primary Luther Moore apd
G. PArro,t Supervisor, second primary,
G C Rollins AID G Galloway. Coroner,
Henry Mooneyham elected. Superin eode
of edccaiion, secord primary L ' Brown
aod Walter L Wilson. Auditor, " Wood.
law, elected. Treasurer, second primary, n
Scarborough and William N Kelly.
One box is yet 10 be heard from, which:
however cannot change the result, except pos
sbly in the case Of county supervisor
The nominees fer county auditor. coroner
and Judgs of Probate are elected. The 9th
ers named above Will have to rro again at
the primary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
Appreciative Maine Soldiers.

From IA interesting account Of the trip Of
the First Maine Reg in ent from Cbickamauga
to Maine, written by member of the regi-
nent for the Lewiston, Me, Journal, the
following extract is made as il will be Of in
terest to the readers of The Daily Item:
''At Sumter, S. c., we met With the
warmest of welcomes The platform was
crowded with pretty girls and mothers and
brothers, each with something for the SOL
ders. Sandwiches, milk, coffee, saltines and
even cigarettes were banded up 20 every
window. The little girls had armfuls of
roses, almost sparkling With the morning
dew, snd with these they showered the win
dows where no face appeared, aod they knew
that back of the sill lay some poor heartsck
laddie Sight ng for bic life.
The conductor whom We took on there
SAID there were just two places in South
Carolina where Southern hospitality reaches
its height. The first is Charleston" he
explained, sand Sun ter comes next In
Charleston there IS nothing toe good for the
soldiers"
Now, perhaps, the conductor knows
whereof be speaks have never met Charles
ton iu martial way, but this much |
thoroughly believe: If Charleston is going to
outdo Sumter she must get up early IN toe
morning AID work ss folk have never work.
ed before. Sumter Is o. K. with the First
Maine, and may enc Eever lack ftr aught she
wish s!''
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
From Our Soldier Boys

Camp Cuba Libre, Jacksonville, Fis Sep.
2-The graod review of the 7th Army Co ps
was grand success, az far as a military sue
cess could be, but 1t was very trying on ;he
boys, although they went out With o1ly
pouches. cauteens and guns. II was one of
those peculiarly sultry days; the sun was be-
bind a cloud, but not breath of air was
stirring; the atmosphere was very close, end
the boys felt the heat very much; quite q
plumber of them dropped out, the number
didn't exceed ffty. although few of them
were quite bad off from the combined effects
of heat and exhaustion.
The American Tobacco Co. have four.
horse wagon foil of tobacco here distributing
it amongst the boys, and it is quite treatfo
us
Adjutans Frost and Msj. Stokes left 70:
South Carolina last night. Their destination
s Columbia
Last night several ladies and gentlemen
connected with the Epwortb League gaze us
boys quite good service ard quite a profit.
able one thi: k.
If the people would :ake more interest in
our Y N. C. AS we would be better of
Camp will probably be moved to a higher
spot next week. The sick list in our legi-
ment is larger than ever, AID Increasing ore
and more every day. although those in Di7i-
sion Hospital are improving daily.
Ou September 18th We will have another
review of the corps. President and Mrs. Nc
Kiuley will be present All railroads will
give excursion rates, and we hope South
Carolina will be vel! represented.
Company N will be glad to see and receive
their friends at any time. Non CcM
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
A Negro Homicide.

a agh, between crowd Of negroes that
secured on Mr.. Willie Shaw's place, SIX
niles f. om ghis city or Saturaa, afternoon,
sssul:ed 10 the killing of ooe man and toe
2a;aful injury OF oHe woman. The row
started between woman ssmed Roines and
she wife ct sam Lee Harrington. The Hss-
7.pg,on woman knocked the aolmes woman
:owr With club and got 90 top of Der, de.
sisyng Der determination 10 coose her 10
sea,h. The Holmes woman drew FORK and
commenced stabbing the Harrington womau
Willie Williams. SOP of the Holmes woman
tempted to assist bis mother, and Sam Lee
harrington shot bim through toe ehes: VIA
y shotgun, death resulting 10 short tine.
Coroner Moses held an Inquest Saturday
.yening. The verdict wss that Willie W IL
sams came to his death from gun shot
round, the gun being IN the hands Of Sam
;..e Harrioeton. Harrington surrendered 10
Sheriff Plesson Saturday afternoon and Was
committed to Jail.
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Labor Day was observed iu this city by
the Post Office which was closed.


the Post Office which was closed.
When you call for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, the great pile cure, doo't accept any
thing else. Don, be talked into accepting q
susstltnte. for piles, for sores, for burns
Hughsoe-Ligon Co.
The Palmetto and Columbia reel teams, Of
Columbia, passed through the city en- QUITE
to take part 10 the reel race in Florence
yesterday.
You invite disappointment wben you expe-
riment 0eWitt's Little Early Risers are
pleasant, easy. thorough little pills. They
cure constipation and sick headache just as
sure as you take then.-Hugbsop.Ligon Co
The Opera House will not be closed this
w,nte, as has been lumored recently, but sew
eral FRS, class companies have been booked
already. The season will open 90 Septem.
Der 2Ist.
The pfivates and noo-commissioned officers
OF the 6rst ,egiueo, are with few exceptions
arxious 10 be mustered out, and Lieut..
Colonel Tillmao 10 making II bis business &c
see ,ost their wishes are known at head quar-
ters. The men all say that Col. Tillmsn is
the most popular officer 10 the regiment.
For broken surfaces, sores, Insect bites,
burns. skin diseases and especially piles, there
is one reliable req edy, DeWitt's Witch Bez.l
Sa'7e Whea you call for DsWi,t's don't ac-
ce5, conoterfeits or frauds. You ~,ll not be
disap; ointed with DeWitt's WITCH Aazel
Salve.-HugtsonLigon Co
DeWit,'s Witch Hazel Salve has the largest
sale Ct aor salve in the world. THIS fact and
iis crit has led dishonest people TO attempt
to counterfeit it. Look out for the pao who
attempts to deceive you wheo you c.li for De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure.
-Hughsou Ligon Co.
The cotton receipts are considerably behind
last season and uo!ess there are several days
OF dry 30, weather there is no prospect of
heavy receipts 10 the pear future. For the
6rs. six days Of September the receipts are
206 bales less 'ban tie receipts lag: YER.
Toe receipts IN August were also much less
than last 5ear-perhaps huadred bs.es-
but the exact figures are rot at rand
More than twenty million free samples CT
DeW:.t's Witch Hazel Salve have :eea dis
ti,br.ed ey the manufacturers What better
proot Of ;h:ir confidence ~ it's merits 60 you
"aDt? !: cures piles, burns, scads. sorrs, in
til, shortest ap4ce Of time Hug gbson-Ligoo
Co.
The latest gag is told OF a young man we'll
kaowa around ,own. He was asked the
other oraiCg if he beard ,heroise. w hat
noise?' he ssked illinois, was the
reply. The 1e1t man be met he sto.ped md
asked, did you hear that fuss ~ hat
fuss !? his victim Inquired. "Illiaois,' he
said and be hasn't yet found out why the
man failed to gee the poiut when be laughed
One Minute Cough Cure surpr se. people By
i:s quick cures, and children may take II in
large quantities wIthou, the least danger II
has ZOO for itself tie best reputation Of any
preparation used TO-DAY for colds, Group, tick
licg io the throat or obstinate conghs =
Co
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
A Gard from Mr. McMahan.

Mr. Editor:-Pease allow me space in your
columns TO express my thanks to the people
of Sumter County for their spleodid support
of NE on the 30th alt. l wish to assure them
of nv appreciation Of their confidence and of
my purpose to merritt The earnest and no.
selfish support which the people of the State
have given me, touches my heart aud inten-
SITES my desire to serve them worthily.
l shall be grateful to all who may aid me
in The second primary, it matters not how
they voted in the first. Having been ali edu.
Gator rather than politician, was no.
known to many who may yet learn that I
AN the kind of man they want for the work
of experimenting the school system OF the
State l urge my friends and well.wishers
to 60 to the polls ou the 18th, and vote and
work for me- have promised that my elec-
tiou shall mean better schools in South Caro-.
lin1 III fail to ful6ll my promise shall be
worse disappo nted than those that have
supported NE; for recognize that success in
the work shat have outlined for myself vii!
earn me the love and gratitude of my fellow
ci,;zsns-the greatest thing man can strive
TO, ne1t to the approval of God.
Respectfully,
JOHN ]. &cMAHAN
Columbia, S. C, Sept. 8. 1898
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Death Of Mrs. J. S. Thomson

The following pol,ce Of the death Of Mra.
J. S. Thomson is taken from the Syluan VAL
leg Neus published at Brevard, N. c.:
Mrs. j. s. Thompson, wi lady Of
Columbia, S. c formerly of Suuterl died
at the residence ef G. W Young on Saturday
last. She had been an invalid for several
years, and came to Brevsrd hoping that q
change of climate would be advantageous.
She was taken worse on Saturday, August s,
and gradually failed uotii death released her
from suffering.
she was accompanied by her ony daugh-
ter, Eleanor, and the careful watchfulness
with which sbe nursed her afflicted mother
>has given her warm place 10 the hearts of
these mountain people. Her untirirg efforts
for the comfos, of her stricken parent was
noted by all who visited the family. Rev.
l.. A. Falls accompanied the sorrowine
daughter to Coioubia where be was relieved
oy the spiritual adviser under whose fesch.
ing both mother and daughter had found
religion TO live by and comfort for the hou:
of sfH.ction.
The remains were taken 10 Sumter, the
former home of Mrs. Thomson, for interment
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Mayors Court.

Geo. Mack, colored, was 10 the prisoners
hock at the Mayors Court Monday. He
vas charged with disorderiy coodnc', Great
iog disturbance, firing pistol on the
asree. and carrying coaceaieo weapons He
vas found guilty and fac OF S. imposed.
london Thompson, c,lored, was charged
xith public drunkenness. He got drunk and
Eent TO sleep on wheelbarrow on the
,,ree;, where be was found by Policeman
Garwlck, who wheeled him 10 the guard
Aouse and dumped him of aad placed hsm IN
s. sell. t,ae of 81 was IMPOSED
On Saturday moroiug Ben Wlliians vas
before the court for quasreliiDg on the streets,
asiag indecent laogaaee ard carrying con-
sealed weapons, he was required TO psy
sne of SIS.
The lsw-breakers are escaping with very
Ugh, 6ues, considering the o1ences CT which
Issy are gull,y.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
Mr.. Edmund's Address.

At the PresbY rian cel!ege last night the
second Of the series of eveong lectures was
delivered by Supt S 3 Edmunds of the
Sumter public schools
Preceding the lectures there were rendered
several pieces of music by the Nessrs LaTaia
of Columbia. Mr. z S. Dreher o ceha o:
the audience thanked these gentlemen for the
del gh,ful music and announced the speaker
of the evening
Mr Edmunds' cut jet was "Tbe Value Of
Language" He held the close attention OF
bis audience while be treated his theme in sn
admirable manner, giving 50 object lesson,
as it were, 90 bis subject. as be clothed Wig
orous thought ani lotty sentiment iu cbaste,
beautiful language he strongly advocated
tbe study of the classics, but with even more
vieor did be plead for the mastery of our owl
mo,ber toogue, speaking 10 glowing terms Of
its beau and strength.
The audience ex xpressed their appreciation
bv hearty applause -1he State, Sept 2.
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Bishopville News.

B;shopvile, Sept l.-Campaign meetings
closed, Urinary election passed of quietly,
and Of the AZ candidates abous 35 vii De "a
the second race.
Dr. E S. Booth, OF Mauoville, eod NJ.
BurweIl, of Lucknow, spent yesterday II
town
Mr. H. c. Woodbury., OF Summerton,
spen; several days here recently.
Mess1s J W Hearoo and l. 4. Moore, OF
Stokes Bridge were 10 town yesterday.
Mr. Edwin Wilson, of ST. Charles, ls IL
town to-day.
Mr.. ". W. Eearon is coova'escer;
Mr.. A B. Durant of Co. VI S. c. vii!
leave this afternoon for Panama Park, Fla
Mr. NJ B McCutchen of Co N. S. G. :.
returned home last week very i'll He is
now SINE letter
Mr. " NJ Sauders of the Sumter County
Board of Control, came up yesterday sod
inspected the iispeusary He reports every
lhrg in perfect order
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Deeth and Burial of the cb,naman

Wong Lup, the Chinese laundrymau died
last Thursday at bis place of ousiccss on Lib
cry Street Assistant Chief of Police Weeks
was present wbep be died. BE was taken
sick some days before and fr. Archie China
vas called in to attend him, and be improved
somewhat, ou, Wedn. sdsy night be became
i'll aud Dr. China was summoned by parties
living in the vicinity who heard bin groan-
ing.
Lup was buried at 3 o'clock Friday iu the
strangers grouod OF the Sumter cemetery.
Lee Siog, who formerly run The laundry here.
but who has been at Durhar, N. C latterly,
and Wong Sing, from Charleston, arrived on
the moroing train aud took charge of the
dead body and the laundry. The burial was
cocdccted by Mr. Craig without religious
ceremony, aud the remains we're followed to
The cemetery by the two contrymen Of the
dead man The burial certificate stated that
the deceased was 81 years old, native of
Cacton, China, and that the cause OF death
was acute indigestion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07

Congressman Stokes stated, whea il the
,;,y on Saturday, that, with little effort
ssg people OF Sumter could obtain mai boxes
% be placed on the streets from which The
ns,l will be collected al regular intervals
svery Gay BY salsried messenger hess
s.,i foxes have oeen ohtaIced tor Orange
burg AID number OF oiGsr sowcs lo the
S,s.e. aud Sumter IS entitled 10 them. Con-
xressmsn Stokes will give hIo attention 10 toe
ua.:er if i, is put IN shape for him TO tsse
uup. He suggests tha, petition be gotten
ap reeuessiog the ,postofice dspar'n en' 70
,nrD,, the na,l pcx-s ard make al apo
y:Ia,,o. TO pay uessenge', and &c VII! gso-
ssso 10 push The matter No asgrneut 's
peeaec 10 prove that TIE sna, scxes ~oaio oe
a s,es, convenience 20 The isope OF tne city,
ana a pet,soo should be circulated to7 sig
sa.ures without delay.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07

Scnwarts Brothers have moved into their
their cew store. The interior If the store
makes very handsome appearance from tee
front.
Truth wears we'll. People have learned that
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are reliable lit
tie pills for regulating the bowels, curlgg con-
stipation and sick headache. They don't
gripe-Hog ghson.Ligon Co.
Mr. N. Green is remodelling the front OF
bis store on Main street, and when completed
be will have we'll lighted and abowy esab.
lishment
The Chief Burgess Of Miesbuse, Pa F, says
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the best pills
be ever used in his family during forty years
of housekeeping. They cure constipation,
sick headache and stomach aud liver tronbes.
Small 10 size but great in results.
Hughsou-Ligon Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
a Card From Mr.. Thomas.
To the people of Sumter County:

To the people of Sumter County:
desire to express my heartfelt gratitude
for the hattering vote given me by the peo.
pie. have faithfully done my duty to all Of
the people of the State, but Sumter enjoys
some peculiar advantages secured by me,
uo,ably the transfer of G. L and small
packages at Camden Junction, ooing all that
could to unbottle Sumter by letting in
South Carolina R. r. as competitor. bad
the yard around depot graded and shed
added to the depot. have given prompt at
1ention to every complaint coming into the
Office know bow'.o serve the people In the
intricate business of making rates. | know
that can better serve my people than an 10.
experienced stranger. The great usjority of
the voters of this county were my bitter
antagonists some years ago. I do the more
appreciate their votes, the msgnanimity
which prompted them to give me their sup
port. beg for yself your contiaued sup
port, and on part promise renewed efor,s
in your service and that Sumter shall not
feel ashamed of me.
Very truly,
H. R. TzoxAs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07

Mothers, We cal! your attention 10 Pits
Csrn;native II acts promptly, il is p!eas-
ant to the taste, and the children will tske 1t
With ut coa1ing. 1t relieves .-rcmptly and
peru aneuty If We Can get you to use it,
you wi / ge: Others 10 do likewise Your
drugg 81 sells ii. J F W. DeLorme.
T. B. Rice, Druggist, Greensboro,
Ga, writes as follows s'In the past eight
years, / have sola more Of DR.. Pits
Carminarive than all the soothing syrups,
collie drops, and other baby medicines CON-
oiued." Sold by J. F. w. DeLorme.
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PERSONAL.

Xr. W. T. Aycock, of Colnnoia, is in the
city.
Miss Emma Schwartz has returned from
New York.
Mr.. Henry Crosswell is in the city for
few days stay
W.C. T. Bates, Esq, of BsrDweli. was ia
1he city Monday
Mics Pauline Gail,ard has returned from
her nountsin trip.
Private Robt. Mcleod, of Co. N, is at
nome oo farlough.
Mrs. w. A. Benton LEFT las, Thursday for
Cheraw to spend soUe tiwe.
d. N. w. Edmands has returned to tae
city, after months vacation.
Miss Evie Wilson is now at Wedgeseld, hav-
ing resumed her school duties.
Miss Katherine Richardson is home agaiu
after pleasant visit to Spaithville.
Mr. Isaac Schwartz, of the Palace Empo.
1inn, bas retorned from New York.
Nrs. Chas. D. Schwartz ead little daughter
have returned from Bridgeport, Conn
Mrs. T.. Tourney and Miss Louise Brigh.
are bone again after aa extended summer
"Trip.
Mrs Jaceueline Baker and Miss Emma
hare returned from their trip to the noun
fAins.
Maj. aud Mrs II. Frank Wilson returaed
Monday night from the North Carolina mouo-
rains.
Mr e. P. Kicker is home after aa extend
ed. visit to Washios on, New York and New
Bsgland
Miss Lo,,ie Young, of Remoert. after sew
esal days stay in the city with frieods has :e-
sprned home.
Mrs. G. g. Rowland aud children are home
again after plssssot stay in Spartanburg
and Greeovilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hsrllee, after several
Gays stay in the city, have returned to their
bone in Florence.
Mss Eleanor Thomson has returned 60 CO.
lnubia and resumed her duties at the Ep-
worth Orphaoage.
Mr. W. Taber Murray. wife and child, OF
Montgomery, Ala are visiting the family Of
As. u. B. Murray.
Mr. John & Crosswell, who has been 10
Sew York on business TO. six weeks past, has
ssturned to the city.
,Messse Ebbie Wells, Alex. Thomson,
Ansley Hardy, W.. White aud Fred Kicker
Of the First Regiment, S. G. V. are at home
Do farlough.
Miss Pauline Ga.llasd can now be seen
1t the Ducker & Bulsman CO.; store. She
presides OYER the candy aud cigar counters
xDd makes change.
Mr. s. q. Edmunds spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city, but returned to Co!um-
Asa Sunday night TO atteod the secocd weeks
session of the State Teachers Association
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1898 BICYCLES Down to SIS.

Nsw 1898 Model Ladies' and Gents Bicy-
c,es are now being sold On easy conditions
as low as S5 ; others outright at Sl3 05, aod
high grade at Sl9.95 and S22 so, to be paid
for after received. If you will Gu, this notice
out aud send to Sears, Roeeuck & Co., Chica-
go, they will .erd you their 1928 bicycle
catalogue aod full particalars.
Aug 24--3mos
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
The Overall Kid" WINS

Mr. e. A. jenkins won the Oae-mile
Sovice race, tine minutes, and vas second
10 the Two"miIe Handicap race, time 4 54 rs,
n, the Florence Labor Day celebration Mon
day. The fret prizs was SIS gold medal
and the secosd was solid gold watch chaio.
q was the only representative Sumter had
st the meet, but be maintained the reputation
=: the place, kept in the push and brought
Nome the prizes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
e~>s-EL-u
A CARD.

Mr. Editor Please give me space 10 your
columns to express my warm thanks for the
handsome vote given my legislative candida
cy in the recent Democratic primary election.
I also wish to express ny appreciation Of the
fair and impartial reports of the campaign
meetings, which were given by the Sumter
papers With best wishes foe Snmter county
and its people. | remain very respectfully,
MCDONALD FURMAN
Ramsey, Pri7a,eer Township, Sep 6, 1898
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PERSONAL.

M.. Dayid ". Michau, formerly with the
Sem,er Dry Goods Co., has accepted posi-
,soa with Mess.s J. Ryttenoerg & Sons ae
catered upon his new duties this morning,
sna will oe pleased TO have his frieods call on
him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07
Farmers, Break the Buggy MonoD-
oily.

L, is claimed that for years buggy manu-
facturers have secured excrbitant prices :os
their goods, but recently, through the COM
bined assistance Of the farmers Of Iowa, Hi
nois and other States, Scare, Roeouch 4 Co..
of Chicago, have got the price of open bug
gies down TO SIS SO; top buggies, S22 IS +;
top surries, S;3 Is and upwards, aud they
are shipping them in immense Lnnhers direct
to fArmes IN every state They send al i'm
mense Baggy Catalogue free, postpaid, TO any
one who asks for it, This certainly big
victory for the farmer, butts severe blow to
the carriage manufacturers and dealers
Aug 2i-3mos.
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DEATH.

Mrs Talon, wife Of Ar. Eerry J. Tai
lon, died at he7 home near Magnolia on the
5th instaut She leaves husband and two
small children pure christian woman has
gone to her reward
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Look. a stitch in Time.

Saves nine. Hughes Tonic (oew improved,
taste pleasantly. taken in early Spriog and
Fevers. Acts on the liver, tones up the sys-
tenn, Better than Quiniue. Guaranteed, trs
it. At Druggists SOC. and 81 90 bottles.
oct.
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a Business Change

Mr. D. II Dick, who bas been for twelve
years ~ifh The fra OF Dutker and BultmaD
and tae 0ucker & 8ulsman Co has accepted
a position With 8. J Barnet, and to day en :.
tered upcn the discharge Of the duties Of his
new ,osi:iou. ae so:cts tie trade OF lis
freezes and pa,.ous, e1d be will he pleased
70 sse ;tem al ali iires AID TO serve then to
re res; Of his il::y
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Ho, Dinner During Court Week.

During court week in October the ladies of
the Baptis; Church will serve hot dinners.
Place will be mentioned later.
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Humorous Play and Cream Fes-
tival.

The young ladies and young men Of
Oswegc will entertain you nicely in the new
scboolbouse 90 the night of September 23d
at 7 o'clock. Charges will be light and easy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-07

If you are after comfort iu sewing ycu will
get it, if you buv the 'sWhite y