The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-11-13

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There were no complaints this time
about paying sixty cents for tickets to
the circus, as there generally is. There
was no one selling them on the
grounds at that price as there are
with all circuses, as rule. The pub
lie are certainly glad that this
nuisance was not allowed at the John
Robinson's Shows.
The next attraction at the Opera
House will be "Down In Dixie on
Thursday night, the 14th inst. This
play will be presented by the students
of the Sumter Military Academy.
The production promises to be a good
one and there should be full house.
Miss Startling, of the department Of
elocution, will recite. Tickets on sale
now.
Levy & Moses store was visited by
crowds of ladies yesterday who were
very much interested in Miss Thomp-
sons demonstration of the preparation
of various dainty dishes. Miss Thomp-
son will remain in the city until Fri
day evening and will give daily demon
strations at Levy & Moses store.
So many negro ieners have disposed
Of their crops without consulting their
creditors that the Sherif's Office is
overrun with warrants for the arrest of
Tom, Dick and Harry for selling prop
erty under lien. Only small part of
the warrants can be executed. how
ever, for the lieners have not only sold
their crops but have left the county.
An exhibit for the Charleston Ex-
position was brought in Monday,
which is quite an interesting one.
It consists of q jar of English walnuts,
grown by Mr.. Fleet McElveen, of the
Shiloh section. The walnuts are large
and well formed and are exactly like
the ores which are imported. Few
persons knew that these nuts could be
grown here successfully and this ex-
hibit will prove Of interest to many.
While the exhibits for the Exposi-
tion are coming in slowly here, they
are being gathered in the country by
Messrs. Marshall and McNeill and are
being collected at certain points from
which they will be brought to the
depot here. The bulk of the exhibits
VIII probably arrive during this week.
Mr.. Suder says the prospects are very
| bright for large and representative
exhibit from this county. It is GER
tainly hoped the Game Cock county
will have creditable exhibit at the
Exposition.
Last Friday was record breaker for
good order, considering the crowd in
| the city and the presence of the circus.
Not an arrest was made for drunken
ness, disorderly conduct, or any other
ofense. This speaks we'll for the
crowd in town and for our city, also.
So the city treasury will not profit
by the circus being here, otherwise
than by the receipts of thes usual
| licenses.
With the assistance of Mr.. Bradford,
Chief of Police, Supt Edmunds was
enable to induce the circus parade tc
pass by Graded School building. The
result was that the school children had
an excellent view of the procession, q
much better one than they would have
i had if they had been in the crowd on
Main street. By opening school hall
hour earlier and therefore closing
earlier the children who wished to dc
SO had an opportunity of going to the
| circus