The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-06-19

An excursion train brought up big
crowd of negroes from Charleston
Monday.
You are much more lisoie to disease when
you, liver aud cowals 60 no, scs properly
D.Wi,t's Little Early R'aers remove the
cause of dlsease-J HuQhson 4 Co.
The lease of the Opera House has
fallen through, as result of the re-
fusal of City Council to lease it for
one year with an option Of three
years, and it will be managed next
year by the city clerk under the direc-
tion of City Council, unless some one
steps in and rents it on the terms
required by Council.
The Asheville excursion is certain
ty and the biggest crowd ever carried
out of Sumter on an excursion will
go to Asheville The trip will be
pleasant one and the stay in Asheville
will be long enough to permit the
crowd to see much Of the most beauti
full part of America. The rate will
be so low for the round trip that
everybody can afford trip to the
mountains.
The least II Quantity snd most 10 quality
describes DeW,tt's Little Early Risers, the
ia pills for constipation. and liver COM
aiu,s j Hl2as,, / ;,
The Sumter Telephone Co. has not
yet commenced work On the full me-
tallic system and other Improvements
that a representative of the company
promised City Council would be
made Immediately. Not only thirty
but sixty days have elapsed since the
promise was made and nothing has
been done so far as the public is
informed, and it is about time for
some one to ask Council to make an
inquiry as to what has become of
the promised improvement.
The services of the Christian Church
at Whites Hall will be continued few
nights longer. Two were baptized
yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock in
the baptistery of the Bartlette Street
Baptist Churh, by Evangelist 1ngle of
the Christian Church. a church of
Christ will be constituted here and
Bible School organized by Elder Ingle,
which will be under the care Of the
State Missionary Cooperation. They
will meet the remainder of the year
each Lords Day at Whites Hall.
illou ness is a condition character zei ay
a disturbance OF the digestive organs. TIE
stomach s debil;ated, the liver torpid, the
bowels constipeted. There is losthiog of
food, pans in the bowels, dizziness, coated
to- que ard vomiting, 6rst OF the und,ae:ted
OF partly diQesfed food snd ;hea Of bile
Co. mherlain's Stomach and Liver Tso!ets
alay the disturbances OF the stomach sud
Create hesfhs -ppsfl'o The; also to.e up
he liver 10 bes:h7 action a.d re9o!s'e ;he
oooels Try them snd ou are certa,a 10 be
nch pleased el,d tee result For safe oy
Or CHINA
During the game of ball between the
colored base ball teams of Sumter and
Charleston Monday afternoon. John
Stutfv had his left leg broken in two
places. a high fly was batted and
Stufy, who was catching for the Sum
ter team, ran for it. In his path was
a bench on which the players were sit
ting, and against this Stutfy went with
full force. the result being that his
leg was broken in two places. He
was Immediately taken to the doctor
for attention. This accident democrat
izeG the players and the game was IN
interesting.
Nss FIorsoce Newnan, aho hss teea
s.est -uf rer froa, o,uscu a. rheum4'i:m,
sass chamoere,a'S ps,n Bs!m 3 'he OILY
remedy that affords Der relief Miss Newnan
u,aca respected 5e,,d-nt of tae village Of
Gray, N Y, and uskea this statement for
the ceoeft OF Others similarly afflicted Tbs
liz ment is for sale by J China.