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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06
The Y. ri. T.. A. Army Work

The unioa service in the Baptist Cnusco
Sunday even,ng was partlculnrly interesting
in view of the fact that the primary purpose
Was 10 enlis, the in.eres. and sy- patoy "
the people of Sumter in the army Work OF tue
Sts,e Young Mems Cbristisn Assoc'st ON,
The Association has reptese niaites With tos
F,ratS G.. Regiment at Caickan'uxa, 400
h.s large ,ent ir VII cb regular sesv'ces are
ne,d The Y u c 4. men will accompany
N. regimee, wherever it may be orderer, 1"d
.ffor, i. now being made 10 raise suflc'e't
mt tds to defrsy the expense OF Heep'"s 'oe'"
-, ,he 6e d. II is estimated that Sl,4o are
,..ced. and voluo,ary cont'itunors sfe 20.
,,c red from tto.e who desire 10 eee the gooo
cork carried 90. The uauer was e1p'a'o-o
70 the meeting las, pigo', and talks maoe ~
n. Ean.upds and DR.. Brown be col &C.
,;o, taken au ouu,ed 20 ore than $50, Cot
,h,s is not the SUN thai SUI ter stouIo se"o'
"a con,ribu,.on poxes will be placed at the
a,ores q, w Il. Yates aud h. g. Osteen &
~ n receive voluntary contributors OF
800 y no have not had I'D opportunity TO
s.s;e, ,be Y ~. c. A. Ii ls the Wish OF those
,vpo have tie matter in charge 10 send Sam
,.r,s contribution forward as promptly aa
oa.,.le. aod they ask these who will contTi-
80 ronard the tupd 10 do &C ss soon SO
possible.
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A Kindly Gift Returned.

The following extrac, from August Rohn's
CORE pondencx from Chickamauga in the
News nnd Courier will be OF interest 10 the
people of this city
1t vas mentioned in his CORRESPONDENCE
that the good people of Sunte bad sent Slu6
here for the use OF the Sn ter company. On
account of .ff-1elces aa t. the use OF the
f nd it has tetn returned TO the com nitfee.
and will, no doubt, be distributed by the
committee The mo ey was sent b7 the
Iii d people of that city 90 petition, and
later telegram was cent that the comm O.
lsoned officers have charge of the distribution
of the fuLd The en-most of then-did
not like the plan pr po I'd oy The officers, and
rather than bare further t:pu lie, the whole
fund vas re,uroed to Sumter.
II would have perhaps, been hest not TO
say soy thing about the aster in this cores
poodrnce, but ,be fact that the money has
be-o sent was already dispatched, and Capt
Carson had no st ecial o. j-c ion to the sts'e'
meut and in fact, auth ,rized a sta'etnen'
that the fund was cen, TO be jud,c'ou-iy dis
t,:bu,-d oy the officers, and as the dIstrlhu-
.ion did not cult the men, il was no. ade
They would not have wasted it be urged
I he men, 90 the other and, do not like ;he
mess arrangements, and did not wait loe
o.. .jor portion Of the fund TO 60 TO that de-
partment, bot thought hey could Invest 1t
as suited themselves
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Various News Notes From
Company I'M"
Camp Geo. n Thomas,


Chick an auos Park, GA., June 80. 1898
The writer is now laid up in the Regiment.
al Hos ital, having registered here on last
Mo.iay or, ing w,n wos' beautiful cage
of muups. Company N can we'll boast Of
the,fsct OF Furnishing more mumps pa',ents
70 the hospital than any company 10 the reg
iueot AT this writing there are ten cases 10
the hospital, eight of which belf pg TO Goa
paoy VI Among the nnfor'unates are Corr
Jenkins Privates Mcleod, McCutcben. Wesv.
er, McGse and Bow. Ill ore getting on
very nicely, txcrp' Corp Jenkins, ~ho f-ce
is so mrcb swollen tha, b, experianc some
difficulty in mns'icatiue his nourishoeo',
which consists of baked oetf ana bread
Serg, Vim has been transferred to the
baud. and vi DO longer ACT as right guide
in the company drills The band is foriu
nate 10 securing such good m. teriai ss Dave
Private Terry IS s'i c'ufnrd TO the Divi-
Gon Hospital
Foar new recruits cane in yesterday TO
join the s L | >eret Law seems 70 Or Co.
log good wo'k 80 a'recru,,ing oficer
The boys we're nil made glad a few davs
ago whsn called on to sigo TIE ''psy ro /. -
Thes are now looking forward with greet
pe.sure 10 The Paemsstet's coming which
" ill e in the xt few days.
Not he,cy permitted to seave the mumps
tent, or rather The "Hotel eMumps'' as or.
poral jenkins has nam II, your correspond
ent is somswnat de -o,d of ceSs
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Was seriously .fh:c,ed with cough for
several years, and last fall had more severe
cough ,ban ever before. l have used many
remedies without receiving much relief. and
be,us rpcos n ended TO Try bottle o. Guam
berla,n's Cough Remedy, by a friend, who,
knowing me 70 be a poor widow, gave 1t to
me. tried it, and with the most gratifying
results. The 6rst bottle relieved me very
much and ,he secopd bottle has absolutely
cured me. nave rot had as good heni:h for
twent, years give 10 certificate without
solicitation, .impy 10 appreciation OF the
gratitude fel, for the cure effected Respect
fully, Mrs. Mary E. Beard, Claremere, Ark.
For sale by A. J China.
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A Word More About That
Money Contributed for
the Soldiers.

The correspondent of the News
and Courier in a letter dated July 2,
says:
The boys Of Company NJ are not
disposed to let the matter of the Sl05
sent from Sumter drop without tell.
ing how they look at the sffai, A
committee has asked that the follow
ing be published:
The company had heard that money
was being raised in Sumter for their
benefit. and understood from private
sources that it was to be distributed
among the boys pro rata When the
company was lined up Sunday after.
noon. and the subscription list read
it distinctly said that such was t9be
done. Next letter was read from
the committee to Capt Carson, stat
ing the same as to the distribution.
After that there was read telegram
to one of the lieutenants, from clti
zen of Sumter, not a member of the
committee, stating that the company
officers should distribute the money
as they saw 6t. The distribution
they made was as follows: To each
man. 10 two cent stamps, 90 cents
cash, the rest of the money to go to
the company mess.
The line was dismissed, and the
boys turned away without cheer,
for they felt that the action of the OH
GERS was not in compliance with the
wishes of the contributors There
was much talking in groups, after
this, and the dissatisfaction was 80
evident that later Captain Carson
called the company together and
stated that as they could not please
the members of the company with
the plan that seemed best to them,
they had decided to send it back to
the committee and let them dispose
of it at will
The boys say distinctly that they
fully appreciate the kindness shown
by the people of Sumter on this occa-
sion, SO on all others. They fully
believe that Sumter thinks more OF
her company, and is more constantly
interested in the welfare of their rep
resenta.ives than any other town
Il. is understood now that the mon
ev will be sent for the benefit of the
sick, which pleases everyone, and
they hope the sick will get The whcie
benefit
This is in response to what has
already been published on the subject
at home.
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Two Black Joes.

Joe l. ime, of Norfolk. Va, ADD Joe Len
do", OF Charleston, tvn stsIwars young ds--
kies were pulled by officer Bsrw'ck F.,day.
aod lined up before the Mayor hext morning
to lie d "not guilty" to q charge Of gam
olioz with dice, aud some k'nd OF lock
which the asini'lated could open w''hout
key soloog as they ahsfaioed from oe'ung,
but whica s'obuoroly r~tus~d to yield after
some fellow bad decinred his ability TO opsa
it. ana backed bis judgment with small bet
The ev,deoce plainly showed that the two
Jors were plrtoe-s 10 crime, although they
devousy swore that tory were uo4tqlai .ted.
and altogether very estimAo!e fellows. bent
on turc,og 40 bones, p-ony IN legitimate
way; had oever owned any dice, nad nevef,
20 pever heard Of n lock that could be open
ed without s key Twenty days each WIS
the sentence II is Dot iikei. 'het the two
Joes will recommend Sumter ss pleasant
town in which to enjoy Sumner out'o5.
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The Money That Was Returned

The PIRATES and pon coma issooed off ;ers
of the So ter Light Infantry were exactly
right n Directing TO the str buiion of the
pro osed Of the off :ers, ond the officers were
either nisi formed referesce 10 the wishes
of those who CO ,r.buied the money, or cfi-
clously magn,6 d their own importance d d
authority 10 the premises The moaey was
raised for the privates aod uon-cou N ssioned
officers, " ,h the disti ct understanding that
it suould be distriba,ed pro rata among the
men nnd the lette: that accompanied the
cne stated that the money .hould be pro
rated amoug them We have seen letter
from one OF the non commioned officers 10 a
friend in this city. in which clear and inn
partial accoaut of the whole matter is g,veo,
and, as We understand it, the men did GO: re-
fus the oney DOR they ha any voice
in deciding 10 return IL
The officers informed them that the money
bad been received, read the letter accompany
lag the check, in which il was stated thai the
money should be pro.rated, and sated that
the officers had decided to give each man
tweoty cents II casb. twenty cents wor'h OF
stamps and the remainder Of The money
would be turned into the company mess fund,
TO be used ns might be thought best. A "a
jority Of the company expressed dissatisf.c'
tion with ibe proposed distribution, pre-
:esring that the entire sun ee pro.,a,ed
among the nen The officers then intoru ed
them ths, they would mol d,s,rio-te the
money at all, out had decided to etuco it 10
the COMMITTEES Of Ia les who sent it The
writer ut the letter states that there was no
lack Of appreciation among the memie.s OF
the company AID that they sincereiy tha"k
the ladies' who interes ed themselves in thei
tehalf and each of their iencs who contri-
buted toward the fu ID Although they re
not received the money nor et j,yvd 'hr bene-
dts their fri pds intended be shoi,u never.
,aele<s they are one the less grateful for and
appreciat,e e. of the kindness sd thought.
fuioess Of the dear ladies AID friends at
home"
They did not wish TO appear unersteful
nor unreasonable, bnt they we're satisfied that
it was their right TO say how ths mones sent
to them should be disposed of AID as matter
Of p.inciple made q stand for that right.
That is toe whole matter IN nu,sh-li and
this statement is made in order tina, the ,eo-
PIE of Sumter mag have clear uoderstsu: =
i~g OF the circumstances that led 20 the re
turn of their gif,
We are informed that the money which
was returned by the officers will be fowsrded
.o.oight to First Sergeant John Miller to
be oy him Distributed among the priva'es
and non commissioned officers, as al fret in
tended--to be by them spent ss each indivi-
dual may see 6t Tb Is in accordance With
the wishes of those who contributed the
money, nDd is evidence that the mem oers Of
The company did 40: go amiss in the stat d
they took.
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J. 0 U a M. Election.

A, the regular meeting rf Sumter Council
No 7, Junior Order Uoiied American Me-
chan :cs, b.ld Tuesday night. June 23th. the
following of1icers were elected 10 serve dur.
ing the easuing term :
Councilor-B C. Wallace
Vice Coupcilor-J G R Wilder
Recording Secret.ry-A }. Moore
Fin.ocial Spcretery-J A. Warren.
Trea urer-E S Mi Ter
Conductor-C Weston McGrew
Warder-R F Hoyt
inside Sen,icel-E T. Wirdham
Outs de SentiueI-W. D McGrew.
Trn-tees-W. f Minis, B J. Raame, G l..
Rhame
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Associated Charity Society

We have seen Communication from Rev
J. Thos. Pate, of Camden, S. c., to a friend
10 ,nis city, from which the following e1-
tract is taken:
Il w-ite this simply TO commead you aod
Others in your effor's to get up an Associated
Charity. Go forward and may you have the
largest snccess. For years have been con
nec,ed with sach an orgauizsuon the great
er par. of the ,iue oe,pg presiden,-snd :
koow the good that Can oe dcne, Our So
ciets ia this to~D is Gig success -
WHAT is being done in Cand So success
fully, ca surely ce dooe 10 Sumter. This
10 a move 10 ;he right direction. We hope TO
see ibs pian take dt6aite shape at once.
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= AcD Barret, has been made asRH-
sr. a, Bishopsille Tor Lee County.
Seymour Cochrane, from hayesville, was
ex ,nined aud accepted to-day as a recruit for
Co. u, lst 3. C. "
The Columbia correspondent of the News
and Courier says in tba: paper sn.day that
Governor Ellerbe has pardoned John X.
Keeis, convicted for forgery.
The Fourth of jriy vas celebrated In this
city by the suspension OF business, out not
osnerwise.
Parsons woo desire TO contribute to the Z.
NC A army work, can do 90 by calling
AT The store of ". II Yates or d. G. U5teen
l. Go.
I, ia reported that there is to be change
10 the scuedue Of ,ae passenger ,rain 90 toe
B;shopvi!te rod, that will prove any hing cut
CONVENIENT 10 toe travelling puoac The !T 10
ins,ead of leaving Bisho ,viIle 10 the mosuing
apd aking connec TOO for this CITY with the
In tra.n a, E ,iotts, WILL leave 6.sf-
oev.lle 10 the sfieruooo and come through TO
thus city, returning the next noroIng. io's
schedule aii. make il necessary tor toose woo
cosse 10 Sumter Oh nosiness from bIsoop'"'e
and the acj.cent country TO spend two n'Ints
and day nere If they come oy rail- ins!e
of making DAY trir. as at present Zoe
orops.ea schedule will &c nconvenieni 10 the
msio.ity OF ise pa,rcos sf the roao all
in,a.,csl 10 the ,nteses's of the BUSINESS men
Of Sumter.
The police are kee ing their eyes sk'oned
for the fskirs who 80 a.ound skl"a,ag 'ne
unwary. Two Of the gentry were run IN
last FrIdsy The police are also lnaxt' an
EFFORT TO prevent the gaag OF 4egfo .oys who
eonerepa,e around the depot fsom riding 90
the passenger trains 10 the nf'erooon reg
have ossn IN ,he habit of Jumping on 'he
sep. as the train : uils ont AID swinging on
sf,er The train has gotten under Broadway, II
il dangerous pr: ct,ee, and sooaer or Later
some of them wi, oe killed, it they are not
e,opped.
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Thousands Of persons nave been cured Of
piles by using DeWitts Which aszel
Saive. It heals promptly and cures eczema and
all skin diseases, 1t gives immediate re.'et.
Hashson-Ligsn Co.
The largest Gag 10 the city can be seen
floating ovse the Lukens Lumber Co. Mtii.
Bob Moore of Lafayette. Ind says that for
constipation be has tonod DeWitt's Little
Earl, Risers to be perfect They never gripe.
Try them for stomach and liver troubles.
Hughsou-Lieon Co.
The First National Bank h.s received full
supply Of revenue stamps. Th-y are quite
artistic and pretty, bot cost money.
Win your battles against disease By acting
promptly. zoe minnte Co.gh Cure pro-
duces immediate resut When taken early
i, prevents consumption And 10 latter
stages it furnishes prompt relief Hogbson.
Ligon Go.
Toere is foe crop of peas gro~icg on the
Court House square.
E G.. Bianks, of LswisviIle, Texas, writes
tha, one box of DEWITT Witch hazel Salve
was worth $4,000 to him. II cured his piles
OF ten years standing. He advises Others
to try it Il also cures eczema, skin diseases
and obstinate sores.l Huxnsoa-Lisoa Co
There we're 90 cases before the Mayors
Court Monday, and The gaard house sod
,our, room hao on them = most holiday ish
aptesrante.
Sick hssdacbe, billiouenets constipation,
and al liver and stomach ,rouoles caa be
,:ckly cured by oslo those famous lite
pills known as DeWit,'s Little Early Ris-rs.
They e pleasant to rsks And neser gripe
Hushseo -Ligon Go
The druggists are harder hit than any 9th.
ess OF ,be reyenue stamp tax The. are re-
quired to pa, stamps 90 nearly every thing
TIE editor Of Evans City, Pa, Globe
writes, % N,on,s Cur is rightly nam &
II cu!ed ny children after all other remedies
f.ii.d." /, res coughs. colds ard sl
,h1o:s and lung troubles -augss Ligou
Lay in supply Of revenue stamps and
stamp your checks. Don, expect 'be meo
yo1 owe 10 pay two cents to get what is due
fhem
s'I think DeWit,'s Witch Haz>l Salve is
the finest prep para,ioa oa the market for piles
s, writes John C Dunn, of Wheeling. :" vs..
T-y il and you will think the same. It also
cures cz 20 ard skin d,ssa- es -Hogh'
son Lyon Co
Magistrate q l.. B. Wells aunouucss'so-
dag that he is q candidate for re appointment
sud asks the endorsement of the voters oi
the city.
Toe Chief Burgess of vi esbur2, Pa, says
Dew tits Little Early Risrrs are the best pills
be ever used in his family during forty yea,a
of houee K epiog They cure constipation
sick d :sdache aud stomach and liver troo'
q % Small in size but great 10 results -
Hughscn Lieou Co.
Mrs e. Is. Whit,em re entered upoo the
discharge of her dutiss ss postmis'ress at
cock Thursday evening. aud Capt Gail
lard, after four ears aod ha f OF service
tired The Office wi remain temporarily 10
,h. Masonic Teutis the new furniture and
.cck ooyes have not cen received AID the
new { flee q the Jobns,on building Oh VAIN
: rect has net oeen fitted up Mr. 3.
r. Sanders is retained as clerk, and Miss
Adele Mos is aga,o at The genera delivery
window.
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Ball Playing in Mayesyille

Mayesvill-. July 1.-The AayeavilIe base
ball team crossed hats yesterday with team
made up from The Car ersviile and 1yLch-
burg ciuos For ;he 6rst TWO innings The
visitors had every thing their own way, pilinR
40 eco of 7 TO O. But the Mayesy,!l- ball
PLAYERS 90, dowu 10 work and the visitors
were sout GU, iu every sncceediog inning.
At the end Of the ninth inoiog the score
stood IS 10 I in favor OF Mayesvue.
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Samantha at Saratoga, in New
Dress

Ooe Of the suu L-s, Of sll the funny oooks
ia ce.,A,aly 'SAman,hA al S4rAtogs." Will
Carrie on ptonounce- II !icio"s bumor'
aoa B,-h.p New M sa,s il Is ''b,tteress
attire c ,ated with ,he swe test Of e1niia1at
ing fun +" Formerly published oy suoscrip-
ton at the , rice Of So so and sod, it 's said
by the hundred thousard i! has recently bee"
issusd IN an exq2i-te Ii re cloth-ooud
ume in the Camo id Cias5i's' series
by TOE celebrated ,betp-sook tu"'iso;rs,
Eiu-s, l. 10 , ef New York, ss means OF
wioei, I'd rer;,sing that sei 3. sno Is sold -
the f4ruous!y loS price of 25 cents Il
would seem strange it they should OF sell I.
million Of ,hen They are sold by eookseH-
er or the publishers dMec'
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Cotton We,ghers Elected

A, the meeting Of the County Board If
Commissioners Monday the following cotton
Som.-r-J. s: Dwight, J. c. 0inkins, 5
Y. Dslgsr ~:
gore.
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DEATH

The infant child OF Dr.. and Mrs. J.
Watson, of Colambis, died S-udsy after
ut on aiter brief ,llLess. The remains were
brought TO this cit, for intermeu', aud the
funeral services were held Nooday Gorning
feom the residence Of sr. A. j China.
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ANY PERSON

Wishing to know the truth in regard 20 thol;
health should not fail to send for Talnabl and
new 6.page Booklet which will be sent tREh
for short time to those who mention this paper.
This book is published by the celebrated lhysl..
clans and specialists Hathaway a 60. q; q;
221. S. Broad ST.. Atlanta, GA" whom yoS shoni1
address Write today.
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Wipburn's Photographs are as fine as is
made in the State Patronize him during the
oext 30 days. and you will get the best work
at reduced prices. June ~
Sammer prices for Photographs during the
mex, 30 DAYS at Wiuburn's Gallery e-29
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Reilglous

Services will be held at the Episcopal
Church 90 next Sunday o. Rev. S. g. Hugh
sou, at a. N and also at II q N. Holy
CONT u nion at the Il o'clock service
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NEW ADVER eIsEm ENTs.
PERSONAL.

Mr. Henry pann is 10 the city for few
dass ssay.
Abe Rysterberg spent the Fourth
IL Coiu :Bbia.
Cap, R. A Brand, of Augusta, spent Sum
day in ihe.city
Ne. Boykin khame, of Camden, is visit
log relatives 10 this city.
Ars. Battle Ingram has gone TO Henderson
vile 70 speed she summer,
Mr. aud Mrs. e. D. Schwartz have gone
North for sevsra! weeks stay.
Hiss Maud Harris has gone to North Caro-
liza TO spend seYeral weeks.
Misses Mamie and Nina Dove OF Dovesviiie,
are VISITING relatives 10 the city.
Mr Rober. Grahasl-snd Miss SaaIl'e Gfa-
ham hare gooe TO Hagood TO spend sometime
Mss Annie Gaillsrd 1T Thursday mcrning
far Saiada. N. T., where she sill spend ser-
etsisse ks
Rev. shirley @. Hushsou, of Philsdslphia,
) Pa, arr,s d in this city last week to
spesa some tim5.
Mss Wese Rosca left several days slice
for Saiuda where she will spend ihs .emaia-
{ der OF the Summer.
John J.. McNahsn, Esq returned to his
hore 10 Gossmbi. sonday, after spe ding
several days in the city.
ar George IcKsgep, who has been for
some time al the Cplunoia Hotel, came home
few days ago quite sick
- Miss George Iogram left &enday for
Henaerscnville. n e., where she VIII spend
the sea al der of the sumner.
1en. g W Noise and family Left 90 Sat.
nraay astvrnoon for Suiivan's tsiano to
spend the remainder of the summer.
MS Il. Edmunds left las, Thursday fol-
Ease,s Liihia Springs 20 attend ihe aunuai
meeting If tae State Teachers Association
Ass Rosa Mod went to Sam e.,cn Friday
on visit. 10 her brother. br. Aool, and to
the regret Of her many fsieads the a4;e OF OIL
retern is not appointed.
DR.. a. ]. Stokes sed f.niiy, ct Gsorgs'
soan. scent yes:erday aud Monday 10 the ci;,
with friends. he was on his way 10 Distric
Coofsreaee at Cheraw
The uany friends throughout the county
zof Col. 3. E L. PEBBLES viii regre. to iesr1
toas no is quite sick, st bis home uess Spring
Hill. The last reports are hopeful OF his re
eovsry
Capt. R. z. Marriii. who has bad charge
of the psssenser ,raia ruaoiog between .oi:
clty aud Giosoa Will tie transferred Within .
Snort ueas To iiorencs aod Capt d J"
Lusius, who has ben running 90 toe .hor
Cut division will tske Bis pluee. Capt
Aarrlil has many ffle.ds in Sumter voc
reg ret this removal of himself aad famii,
{ FIR m fka cifY.c g---.g,55.-
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snccesa--Worth Knowing.

80 years success in toe South. proves Huehe'' 9
Touic great remedy for Chills aud all aala-
rial Fevers. Better than Qainine. Gl-rsn-
set d, try !, At Druggis's zoe and 81 90
bottles OCT
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Ladies' Shirt Waists at First Cost.

Ladies' Shirt Waists at First Cost.
Ladies' during the heated term it is better
to buy your Waists ready-made, than to
bother makings them especially when you
can buy them at cost-Remember we said
cost and mean cost.
stripe goods sold from 2ac l5c
yard Price now &c
Sks-ony pieces eto close them out they marked l5c
Eight Crash for M sale from 10c yard 7c
nearly large enough for Shirt
Ga patterns We will close out che entire lot at
ridiculously low figures
Chdrens Sailors Osanter Crash Sailors cYou take
all have ranging price from 7c 3Oc the low
price of 25c They cheap
Ladies' Tan Hose Sizes price 35c, reduced for this sale 23c
Ladies' black Corsets be closed out 43c
Over 500 Tooth Brushes all szes all kinds ranging in price
from l5c 35c-An entire line of manufacturers
ples-lOc-just as as advertisement
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06

There isn't a weak point aoyw here about
the White Sewing NAchine-A Z. R<ed!e
sells then.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06

If you ~sat rnur msc''"e made pew,
briug i, TO Randis.