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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-11
INVITE THE VETERANS

Editor Daily Item: On the 2stb CT Nav
there appeared 10 your paper under tho cap.
tioo, "Iovite tho Veterans" 0 letter siRned
"A Coofedsrats Veteran" suggesting that the
usxt reunion OF the State Division be asked
| TO hold their reunion 10 Sumter. Now. Mr..
Editor, our camp would hardly take IL upon
| itself 10 invite the veterans without the back.
ing 6rst OF the City Council and the people
| OF Sumter, and secondly We would bave to
| ssk the citizens to contribute towards paving
expenses; | would therefore suggest that the
City CouociI express themselves on this sub.
ject and also cali . mass meeting of the ci,i.
zeos OF Sumter some time during thi, mon tn
to consider this question, 10 order that Camp
pick Anderson may take some action at it's
meeting on Monday, August 9th.
There 10 90 doubt OF the advantage to
Sumter IN holding the reunion of 1901 and
the old soldiers OF Sumter County would be
delighted to meet their old comrades there.
As rule the men who stlend these reunions
are prepared % pay their own expenses ana
very few would have to De cared for, the
only question would be place for the old
soldier TO eiay at; and il seems to me that
the Sumter people who have always been
ready TO entertain other bodies who have
assembled there will not be fouud wanting
When the old Confederate Veteran knocks at
the door.
Now, Mr.. Editor, will you kindly publish
this short note and pusn tho matter Ia your
papers unIil our meeting-salesdsy 10 Au.
eust.
A Member Camp Dick Anderson.
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Sumter School Of Music Recital

The last reci'al for the session of the Sum
ter School of Muslc was held in the Opera
House last Thursday night, aud was attended
oy large audience, notwitbstaudiug The hot
weather. The programme WAS carried out in
q most satisfactory mauner, aud the excel len {
performance of the pupils evidenced the skill.
ful and thorough training received from their
teacher, Miss A. P. Ewell. The youngest
pupils showed an understanding and ability
IN the art of music that wac SURPRISING to
those competent to Judge.
The following was the programme:
Schersetto-A. 8. Schnell- tiss Eva
Kipgman.
Meditation-Gsreuilo-Miss Gussie HARDY.
Lullsby-Ars A. X. Virgil-Miss Susie
Mckinney.
Fire Bslls-Persley-Miss Arrie s.ucksy.
Valse Caprics-Ars. A. X. Virgil-Miss
Mamie Nash.
Technical Chloride, 500 Notes
per minute; Scales, 1000 Notes per minute.
Chorus-Sweet Imogene-Trlest-Sma
Children of the School.
Contentment-Mrs. A. K. Virgil-Miss
Jennie Walsh.
Ainuetto Scherzaodo- Beroard Staveu-
hsRes-Miss Alice Moses.
Rose D'Autumn-Ouo Hackh-Miss
Eleanor Mason.
Butter6y y-Grieg-Mi Rosa Gillespie.
Song-Alfred DeLorme.
Romance-Tochaikowsky-Miss Mary Car.
con.
Song Of the Mill-Va.se .ento--Mrs. Vir.
gill Miss Margaret McLeod.
Courage-Mrs. Virgil! - Miss Jennie
Mcleod.
Hearts and Flowers-Tobano-Rob
Warren (Msndolin) and Miss Rosa Gillespie.
Bells are Ringing in Fairy Dell-Metzsr-
Miss Eva Kingman.
Inquietude-Wraugle-M,ss Louise Moses.
Presentation of Scholarships-Mr. A. b
Stuckey.
First Scholarship for best Positive Tech.
niQue-Siss Rosa Gillespie
Second Scholarship for excellence in Fund
amental Exercises-Misses Louise Moses,
Alce Moses, Emma Masou and Mary Carson
Presentation OF Hooc-s. Primary Glass
Mr.. Thomas Fraser.
Scholarsbip-Miss Arrie Stuckey. Medal
-Miss Eva Kiugman.
Lullaby Chorus-Primary Glass.
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SILVER REPUBLICANS.

Kansas City, July THE Silver
Republican party today by it's exc.
cutive committee issued an address
to the Silver Republicans of the
United States saying. among other
things:
"The Democratic candidate for
president is ours, our convention
named him. Upon the propositions
above stated, we are one with the
Democratic aud the Peoples psrty.
Our candidate for president is On.
Listed. heart and soul, in this great
cause. We know be hss the high
courage of his convictions. Hls tri.
umph is necessary if we are to hand
down to our children and our chill.
dren's children . government founded
in the wisdom of the fathers, main.
tanned in the blood and treasure of
its citizens and perpetusted ss Q
priceless heritage.
"Impelled by these considerations,
your national committee BIS deter.
mined that it's duty in this hour is to
endorse Hon Adlai E Stevenson az
our candidate for vice president, in
order that the opposition to the gold
standard, trusts and monopolies, i'm.
perialism and all it's attendant evils
may concentrate its votes at the dan.
ger point and accomplish the triumph
Of those principles so dear to us.
1t js but simple justice to say that 10
taking this action we are following
the advice of our distinguished lead.
er, Hon Chas A. Towne.
"Let US express the hope that our
friends will lay aside whatever of
disappointment they may feel and
join in q united effort to secure the
triumph of our principles at the com.
ing election"
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Is 1T RIGHT
For an Editor to Recommend
Patent Medicines

For an Editor to Recommend
Patent Medicines
From Sylvan Valley News, Brevsrd, N. G.
IL may bs . question whether the editor Of
nswspapsr has the right to publicly recon.
mend any II tbs various proprietary medi.
eioss which food the market, yet ss q pre-.
vsntivs Of suffering We feel 1t duty to say q
good word fos Chsmbsrlaiu's Collie, Cholera
and Disrrh@s Remedy. We have known
snd ussd this mediclos 10 our family for 20
years and have always found IL reliable. 10
usoy cssss dose Of this remedy weuld save
hours Of suffering while . hysiciau 10 await.
Cd. We do not believe 10 dspendios impiic.
MY on any medicine for core, but We do
believe that u . bottle Of Cham ssrlsin's
DiarrheA Remedy were kept on hand and
admioisssssd st the inception OF an attack
much suffering might DO avoided and In very
many cases the preseoee OF a physician would
not oe required. At least this has been our
experience during the pas, 20 years. For
sale ey DE-. A. J. China.
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The South's Advantages.

Carroll D. Wright, the we'll known
statistician aud political economist.
contributes an article to Leslie's in
which he discusses the reasons for
cheaper labor at the south He at.
tributes this to three causes : legisla
ton, labor unions and sociological
conditions
These do all enter largely into the
matter. But the great advantage the
south has is that living is 20 much
cheaper here than in the north The
climate is 80 much milder and the
productions 50 varied, that the
means of living, and of comfortable
living. are in the reach of all who
will work.
These advantages will aways be
because they are nstural advantages,
80 that the south can always manu-
facture at ar advantage over the
north 1t is an advantage that will
increase too as the southern people
become more accustomed TO manu-.
featuring and acquire more skill in
this department of industry.
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Fulfilled.

We do not claim to be . prophet or the
son OF prophet, bot ws do claim ability 10
diccsss the ear.marks Of . popular enter.
prise whenever It bobs up--and ws upre.
eervsdly predicted that the Stocks for the Ho,
Water Natstorium would Do taken up % fast
90 the list could carried arouud-the results
have justified our judgment. 10 lsss than
two hours the entire sixty shares were taken
up.
AT six o'clock the stockholders met at the
once OF hessrs Lee Noise to perfect / IN.
isatiou. 1t was decided to instantly applv
for . charter end to push the work forward
With every possible dispatch. 1t 10 proposed
by the stockholders to throw tho Institution
open to the public by August let. 1t has
also been decided to increase the stock from
$500 to $500 and to make . proportional
increase 10 the plan and outfit of the es,ab.
lishment.
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A Consolidation.

Recently a consolidation of mutual ad.
vantage has been effected between the Sumter
Club and the Library Association The
books are now left n the club rooms and the
members Of the club may use them under the
library rules. On the other hand the library
members bave the nee Of tho CLUB literature
The CLUB members would like to see ladies
itequeo" hs rooms, especially on library
afternoons.
The hours Of keeping open have been
cosoged from to 6, to from 6 to I, Tues
dsye and Fridays. Arrangements now being
made TO have the library open three times .
week instead OF twice % st present.
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hagnolis, July l0.-Sincs our last we
have bad, and We are baviog two sxtremes-
very vet and very dry weather.
Crops have failed and unless we got raiu
soon there will be about half crops made 10
tbis section.
Corn and cotton are suffering very much
ssrdsus are burning up.
There hes been some improvement 10 the
health Of our community since our last writ
log.
Every thing 10 qsiss here. TIE youog peo.
pie have little gatherings q. which they seem
to enjoy themselves very much. More
soon. Tiser
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Fire at Alderman's Mill.

Aaoning, July 10 --On Sunday afternoon
considerable FIRE occurred at the mill of the
Alderman b Sons Lumber Company q,
Alcolu, four miles above here. The amouo,
OF machinery, buildings, etc, destroyed is
estimated at from $1,000 TO SIC, 900, and is a
total loss. as by peculiar coincidence iu the
transfer Of Insurance., by oversight, there
happened to DO no Insurance upon this par,ic.
ular property at the slime of the 6re. as was
thought by the own.rs Of the property. The
6re was purely accidental.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-11

Mr.. b. A. Rawes was yesterday ed
vlsed by Congressman Wilson that be
bad received an oHica! letter from
w asnioRton stating that the secretary
OF war had on June 30 approved ell the
plane and specifications for the work Co
De done 10 order to deepen the che el
OF the Coogsree river, and that 90 july
z Capt. Sanford was notified that be
could proceed to advertise, calling for
bids for the work, and award the
contract This removes everything 10
the way Of the commencement Of the
work 10 the shortest possible time. aud
is good uews to the business men Of
Columb bia State. July 8
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w Gather Forecast.

Mr. Hotenuffsky, the famous meteoroIogi.
cal expert, will forecast and perform other
weather services tor Sumter and vicinity dur
ing the heated spell 1t is toe earnest hope
OF Mr.. Hotepufsky that be will succeed io
the attempt to prove that there are one or
two hotter places than Sumter at this season
OF the year. and as be believes that "cominR
events cast their shadows on before" be pur.
poses keeping bright lookout for such
shadows and while sitting or lieipg in their
shade wherever found, (mostly lieiug) tell
what the weather has done or is likely to do.
The forecaster will do his best to bring
down the Farenhs,t to boiling heit and to a
certain degree (or fraction of q degree) we
believe be may succeed. The following 10
bis first bulletin:
Bulletin the guu, July 9Th. Red Hot from
the sun, IL m.-Two places on the equator
today reported higher temperature than Sum.
ter. Aoother place situated somewhere be-.
low the surface of the earth and merely indi.
Gated by - also reports a degree higher
than | do today. The indications for to.
morrow and for few days to come are
slightly warmer than the hinges of the place
indicated by a..
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PIS0AH N EWS.

Pisesh. July l0.-Not 10 years has there
been such 6ght win grass 40 the farmers
have bad this year to save their crops. While
Tie average may be above last year, the 6slds
abandoned for wsot Of cultivation, and the
eoor prospsct Of . crop, will bring the yield
70 about last year. Core % . whole 10 no,
promising. The month to work ., was los,
oy Vet, snd . drouth now will make Il .
failure.
Tue frais crop 10 sbuudsss. Blaekbsrriss
have dried on the boshss for want Of being
picked. 4 portion Of our population have
showed their isdspsodsoee BY living 90 them
rather than do On homes, dsy's work for good
vasss. Piaubs 10 sssndancs, 90 we'll - the
other email fruits.
The health Of our section 10 ,sry good.
Dr. Os'sss hss one typhoid fever esss, which
70 rseovsriog.
Harold Bradley, who hes bsss attending
The 8. O. Oo-Edscstiooal Ius,i.uts Of Edge
6sd, has returned hone. He Vas sick Q
mouth there with fever. aud his father, NJ.
I'll \. Bradley. s,aid With hin until be could
b moved. hr. Bradley says from what ne
could sss from the care the crop prospect 10
poor indeed.
Tobacco curing has commeocsd. I, 10
bad some Of our friends have to cure Il on
Sssdsy. Not much 10 planted hs.s, the large
nsussr vho planted IL have Quit II 10
disgust.
Politics 10 below par here. So the csudi.
dates need nos worry much about this sec.
tios. IL 10 hoped that the self.rsspsctipg
esodids,es will % conduct themselves a. 10
merit The soa6dsoes Of the people and not try
to show % much friendship o, once TO get
votes. A man right will always DO bic
esssrsl elf, candidate or not.
The chain gang 10 up here at last working
about 10 spots. Lsn White knows how to
work road with them.
Some people about herr have about Lost
their heads on mstrimopy. Old folks ssy 1t
has always been 90 more or less.
Rv.J Walter Kenney has been quite sick
bat is ell o. X. again.
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RHEUMATISM and CATARRH CURED
JOhnStOn'S
Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
IN The SHADOW OF Death.
A Whole Family Cured.

Mrs. c. H. Kingsbury, who keeps a
millinery and fancy goods store at st.
Louis, Gratiot Co., Mich, and who is
we'll known throughout the country,
says:
81 was badly troubled with rheuma-
tism, catarrh and neuralgia. I had
liver complaint and was very bilious. 1
was in bad condition; every day be-
gan to fear that should never be a
well woman; that l should have to
settle down into chronic invalid, and
live in the shadow of death. 1 had
JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA rec
Ommended to me. / TOOK FOUR
BOTTLES AND 1T CURED ME-, and
cured my family both. am very glad
that 1 heard of it. l would cheerfullv
recommend it to every one. 1 have
taken many other kinds of medicine.
j prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of them. t"
MICHIGAN DRUG CO., Detroit, Mich.
J S. HUGHsON g. co. Sumter,S G.
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Chattanooga, Tenn. July S.-Post.
office Inspector Bass of this division
has notified the Inspector in charge
that he has completed an inspection
of the postoffice at Gainesville, Fla
and found the postmaster, James
Bell. short in bis account to the
amount of 81 400 The shock Of tine
discovery caused the death IF the
postmaster
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The friends of HARRY W. SCARBOR.
OUCH would respectfully present bis name
to the Democratic voters Of Sumter county at
the approaching primary ns being q suitable
man for Sheriff Of Sumter county, feeliog
assured that he will oe acceptable to the co.
tire people
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Magnolia Items.

hsgnolis, 8. o.. July s.-The extreme sea.
soos have seriously Injured the cotton ard
eoro esops 10 this section. Judging from
the present. outlook. without rain very soou,
"s eao eoast on soos,hing like . half crop.
never cav crops fall faster.
The Ice famine here We partially broken
today ~ the receipt Of ten blocks, bot those
seeassoosd 10 the daily uss Of Il had Q try.
leg 'ias on Saturday and Sosdsy, q soos
ssald be had.
An isssssstisg saos Of bsss bell wss play.
ID here os the 9Th last. Ssswssa The Tim.
sess'ills ssd nssaolia third aiuss. The
score stood 10 to IL 10 favor Of Tinuoss.
VILE. The Sane teams played at the later
place lev days before. % which occssios
the hsssoliss Won. The next game will b
M rissessvills sad promises TO b quite
interesting.
niss Lucy Mcleod Who hss been m for
several vssks 70 slowly improving.
hn B. '. Jones 10 much better, bu, no,
dong 90 we'll today.
hrs. J. d. Clark 10 still very III.
Several negroes 10 this eommsnisy have
died Of coasaup,ion within the last few
mooths-oos quite recently. Before the late
vsr-is fact up to . few yes.s sgo-con.
ssup'ios suosg negroes wss unhesrd Of.
They seemed to b proof against lung trouble.
NJ. Joseph 8. Wheeler, formerly of this
place, bot nov Of Gsorss,owo, 10 back on q
short visii TO bic parents.
ns. J. A. Rhsus 10 visiting her sis,sr.iu.
hw, nn. heElvsso, ., Rafting. Greek, 10 this
county.
Miss Carrie Myers. Of Camden, 10 visiting
hn. n. @. Hswss, Of this place.
Mr. Gordon Grida0 10 giving some a,,su.
,ioo TO the raising Of improved breeds Of
chickens. be has some hoe birds. He also
has . esgs Of very pretty guinea pigs--some
What OF . curiosity to those who have never
seen them before. Gordon bids fair TO hs
quts 40 suterprisiog young man.
The youuy meo will give 80 ice cream
party at Mr.. J. r. Mclntosh's tonight for the
benefit OF the girls. Our gallant boys never
tire 10 their efforts to attract and please the
yooog ladies, and this little town can boast
Of quite . number OF each sex.
Politics are not much discussed 10 .his
place. but Hoyt seems 10 have the Hoor. The
cotton msrks, and the war 10 Chioa appear
to have the foremost places 10 the miodu Of
-.sy.
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FOR SHERIFF.

The friends of Deputy Sheriff JAMES K.
GAILLARD take pleasure 10 nominating
him for Sheriff of Sumter County, subj.ct 10
the action OF the Democratic primary His
loos and efficient service as Deputy Sheriff,
bis faithful discharge Of every duty devolv
ing upon him and bis thorough familiarity
With every detail necessary to the proper
administration Of the sherif's Office qualify
him for the position.
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Dance at Rose Hill.

A dance will be given at Mr.. Dunn's house,
Liberty Hall, near Rose Hill, on Thursday
evening, July 18th. Dancers from the imme
diate vicinity aud from Sumter, State.
burg, Spring Hill aod Providence are
cordially invited to be preseut. This includes
you. For further information see Charles
Ryttenberg, Wiley McKsin or Burroughs
Colclougb.
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Low Rates to Wilmington.

Tickets for Wilmington will DO on sale
today and tomorrow, good to returo uatil
Monday night for So 10. Tickets bough,
90 llth or l2th can be held and used to 20
to Wilmington on the l3,h-uot later. Good
to return, ~ stated, until Monday night A
special 'raio will leave Wilmington on Fri.
day night, arriving at Sumter about Ia
o'clock.
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Notice to Executors, Admins
traitors, Guardians and Com
mitteeS.
OFFICE JUDGE OF PROBATE

OFFICE JUDGE OF PROBATE,
Sumter, s, c., July 10, 1900
To Executors, Administrators, Guardians
and Committees:
respectfully call your attention 10 annex.
ed statute. You will please give this matter
early attention. Verv respectfully,
THOS. v. WALSH,
Judge Of Probate
Sec. 2064 (lS42). Executors, Administra.
tors, Guardians end Committees, shall au-
nually while any estate remains in their care
or custody, at any time before the fire.. day
July of each year, render 10 the Judge of
Probate of the County from whom they OBJ.
tain Letters Testameotary or Letters of Ad.
ministrAtors or Letters of Guardianship. &c.
just and true account, upon cath, of the
receipts and expenditures Of such estate the
preceding Calendar year, which, when ex.
amined and approved, shall be deposited With
the Inventory and appraisement or other
papers belonging to such eetate, in the Office
of said Judge of Probate there to De kept for
the inspection of such persons as NAV be iu.
terested in the es,ate-(under former penal.
ties).
Approved the I'd day Of March, 1897.
Item, Freeman and Herald, publish or &c
week for weeks.
July l0-3w.
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Believing that the acquaintsuce Of the
present incu mbent, J. EDWIN REMBERT,
with the duties Of the cfice, the various
teachers, trustees aud needs of the several
communities of the county qualify him for
the office of County Superintendent of Edu.
cation, and that he is heartily interested 10
the duties thereof, we nominate him for re-.
election, subject to the action Of the Demo.
cratic Primary. MANY VOTERS.
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The Fourth at Privateer.

This military company gave a barbecue aad
picoic at the Privateer station yesterday
which was attended by at least $50 people,
VINO were from different parts of the town.
snip, sumter, Wedge6eld and other points
Iae fair sex was we'll represented. Among
tne candidates were two from abroad, Messrs
]. E. Gaillard and H. w. Scar thorough.
Privateer, July 8, 1900. Med.
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The voters Of Sumter county are asked to
support for sheriff William H. Eppersou. a
true and tried Democrat, a man who was a
gallant Confederate soldier snd served four
years in the ranks He is competent and will
faithfully discharge the duties Of the office
if elected COMRADES
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Dividing the Profits.

The County Board of Control was in ees.
sion Friday. The business OF the quarter
endiag June 80, was footed up, and the net
profls from the three dispensaries and beer
privilege amounted to ST., ,767 "a Checks for
one.half of the net amount of business 10
Sumter, Bishopville and Mayesville were
drawn as follows:
Sumter $62s 80; Blsbopville $226 60
Mayeeville S28. .Ob
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College Scholarships.

Scholarships will be awarded by a coupe,.
tive examination 10 be held on July 10th in
the following colleges Winthrop College. q
scholarships College Of Charleston,
scholarship. Any information relative to the
scholarships or the conditions of the
examination will be furnished by Superin,en-
dent OF Education Rempert
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Sumter, s. c., IL m, July 9, l9oo.--
Weather forecast. Also hind cast or kick,
for Sumter and vicinity, feel bad. am
under the weather" tried to manage it
fought the weather aud tried to get on ton
OF it, but the temperature went too high for
me. so / am "under the weather." There is
an area Of depression here. Everyone is de.
pressed by the heat. A cold wave is coming.
so Is Christmas. The two will arrive to.
gether. Heat travels in waves. The wave
now present travelled a long.way. /. got
here and has come to stay awhile. This
wave is fahrenheit. This foreign. .het wave
does not belong here. l may ruu it vet. 1,
came from the tropics 1t is composed oi
three distinct waves. They met here and
united. One wave is from Cuba. Another
is from the Philippines. The third wave
came from these islands some time ago and
was already here. The third wave is McKin
iey's "wave of prosperity" that broke the
ice Maximum temperature today $50 degrees
Minimum temperature las degrees. The mean
temperature is as mean as it can be
''There'l be bot time 10 the old town to.
night'-also tomorrow.
l.. N. Hotter ?,
LOcoI FOrtLaster
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Attention Veterans! !

There will DO q reunion of Company H..
26th South Carolina Volunteers, at Beulab.
>. O.. Florence County. on July 2lst. All
of the survivors and their friends are respect.
folly solicited to be present. The public are
cordially invited to come With we'll filled
baskets. W. n Floyd,
Secretary
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Sumter's Natatorium.

The secretary Of state on Monday Issued q
commission TO the Sumter Nststorium com.
pany, which is to open and operate . bath
house snd pool. The capital 10 to DO $500
sad the corporators are J. K. HARDY, A. B.
Stueky and a Lee Scarborough.