The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-22


also spending sometime with relatives
in town.
The storm of Sunday blew down
A. Wilders' house, colored, and in
jured two of his children.
We are all hoping for good weather
Wednesday night when the closing
exercises of our school will take
place.
The ball team that was talked of a
few weeks ago has not materialized up
to date, so far as is known and the
ball cranks are still waiting for the
fine bali that was promised.
Many of the farmers whose places
were in the track of Sundays storm
will have to replant their cotton
crops. For some of them this will
make three paintings this season. One
farmer is replanting between a hundred
and one hundred and fifty acres Of
cotton.
81 have been suff.riog from dyspepsia for
the past twenty years and have heen unable
after trying all preparations and physicians
to get any relief After taking one bottle of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure found relief and am
now in netter health than have been for
twenty years. can not praise Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure too bighly," thus writes Mrs G
" Roberts, North Greek, Ark S hugh
oa & Co
Seven of the Marlboro pupils of
Limeston College passed through yes
terday afternoon on their way home.
a local epidemic of fever caused a sus-
pension for the rest of the term.
They enjoyed stroll on Main Street
while waiting for the Bennettsville
train.
The May number of the Charleston
Exposition Magazine, which was re-
ceived Monday. contains hand
somely illustrated article descriptive of
Sumter. The article contains a great
deal of valuable and interesting infor
nation relative to Sumter, city and
county and as the magazine has a
wide circulation in all sections Of
the country, the write up should
prove an excellent advertisement.
"Itis with a good deal of pleasure and
satisfaction that recommend Chamoerlau's
Collie, Cholera and Diarr5oes Remedy, ssays
Druggist & " Sawelle of Harttfdo;, Conn
A lady customer, seeing ;he remedy expoeed
for sale 90 ny snow case, said to me: I
really believe that medicioe saved my life the
past summer While at the shore, aud she be.
came 30 enthusiastic over lis merits that at
ooce made up my mind to recon mend II IN
the future Recertly gentleman came into
my store 90 overcome with colo pains that
be sank at once TO the floor !! gave him q
dose of this remedy which helped him. re-
pested the dose and in fifteen minutes be left
my store smiling informing me that be felt as
we'll as e7e." Sold by & J China.
Mr. W. J. Sloan, one of the clerks
at the cotton mill store, was taken
sick last Friday. DR.. Osteen was
called in and soon found that his
patient was suffering with appendi-
citis. Monday afternoon DR.. Osteen
took Mr.. Sloan to DR.. Bakers In
frmary in Sumter, and the following
morning performed an operation,
assisted by Drs. Baker and Stuckey.
Mr.. Sloan stood the operation we'll and
is resting as we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances
Messenger.
The blood hounds owned by the
county, which have been in Florence
in the hands of trainer for several
months, have been returned to this
city. Wednesday afternoon they were
taken out and given trial. They
ran fresh trail remarkably well and
treed the coon in a short time. 1t
may turn out that the county was not
altogether stuck" when the blood
hound puppies were purchased cou-
pie of years ago.
Tho p;uore PiSo