The Sumter Watchman.
yfrVTPAXT?N_ . ? B08INES3 MANA9EK.
AH Tr?o?l?n* AdvertUemcnu, ?sd all
jabWurk must be paid for in oath. Tbl? ?ill
to observed without distillation. Subscriptions
ut aiiy payabl? ia advene?.
re- Application* for Job Work will ba ?tad?,
-i ibo office, lo T*oa. B. FLO wan?.
Tb? WATCHMAN book? ara io tb? keeping of W.
Y PAXTON, who will receipt for montea doe aud
gi't.nd t" all mattera connected witb tb? Adver?
tuiog er Subscription departments.
Our Advertising friend? are requested to
undia their favors not later ?han Monday.
g4f .Subscriber? ?bo ara indebted to na ara
aero?itly requested to eall and ?ettie up: We beg
that (bey will out negleet thia mattor. Unless
ptrmeot bo mail?, ne aball bo, reluctantly* com?
pilad to er-so a number of name?.
?fg? Dr. 8- M. DINKINS, as will beacon from
?or advertising columna, baa removed bia Dental
Operation Kooma to an apartment in tb? eame
building witb Ibo Photographic Gallery, where
Jie will pleased to seo bia frlonda.
pjf Mesara. ULANDIT A RICBARDSON offer
jeveral valuablo farms adjacent to Sumter, and
two bouaea and lots in town, for ?ate, in our ad
fart bing columns.
It DOW in running order, and will grind every
div, from sunnite until aun.jet.
'I'll IS COURT
Continues lu session-now on it? aeoond week,
and, we believe, atilt on the sessions side. Tbe
tirand Jury-composed of eleven negroes and
tbrco vrliite men-bavo found truo bills against
ten of our boncst, industrious and rospoctable
citirens, upon charges oooneetcd with the burning
of ibo ?tores of Robertson and Dubose, ?nd thc
?.ce will bc trier! on Thursday. We vi iib hold
further nolico of ibo matter ut this timo, than tbe
statement that wo bavo been informod that the
reliable ovidonce showing the innocence of the
parties thus arraigned, will be full and satisfac?
tory.
HUGH'S UAW BONK SUPISR-PHOS
rii vn; op LIME.
Mr. J. N. HODSON, solo ugont for South Caro?
lina for this Fertilizer, now so much esteemed,
informs our readers, tn our advertising columns,
that be is now receiving bis supplies, and is pro
pared to fill all orders. Messrs. PATE A TATLOR
Aie tho agouti* for Sumter County.
WANDO FERTILIZER.
Mr. ELISHA CARSON, so long and so favorably
known to our planting community, is tho Agent,
for Sumter County, for this nativo fortlltser/and
will be found ready to supply all demands for
it. The value of the Wundo, and tho economy
of Its uso, when compared with any other pro
psritioa which bas been tried, bas b?on fully do.
laoostruted in this section, a? Mr. CARSON is pre?
pared to show.
REMOVAL.
Mr. J u.MKS M. CAI.DWKI.I, has romovod his
Hool ami Shoe Stock to the Brick house, occupied
for sumo timo past, by Mr. J. F. W. DKLOHXK as
u Drug Store, and the latter bas removed bis
sleek of Drugs, Medicines, Ac, to tho sb.ro on
th? corner of ltcpublicnn and Main Streets, lato
ly occupied by tho former-a friendly strap, as it
were, of locations. Success to both parties.
MAYES Sc COOPER.
Our planting friends ofMayosvIlle and its sur?
roundings, are offered, by Messrs. Mayes A
Cooper, an extended list of ferlil'-zers, from willoh
to thooto, for application to their crops tho pres?
ent your, as they will soe, by reference to our ad?
verting columns, and we take much pleasure in
om UK ullin;; thom to a liberal patronage.
-.> . ? . ??
J, A. MAYES Sc CO.
This very worthy and reli.iblo house, at Mnyca
ville, hoist their banner for 1870, tn columns, with
renewed onorgv, and, we aro pleased to say, under
encouraging prospects nf a growing and success
full business. They keep a general variety of
Drugs Hint Medicines, Groceries, best family
Flour, Ac. Their goods are all warrantod, and
their medicines muy al ways be relied upon aspure.
Oar bist wishes attend thom.
Ol It STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Thc great fluctuation and uncertainty of raluo
attending tho commonest securities, sinca the
war, render reliable and regular quotations of
great interest to tho public. Wo are, therefore,
glad to bo ublo to announce, among tho other
features of improvement and attraction which we
?hall endeavor to bring to our columns, on en?
tering upon tho now year, that we have made
arrangements with Mr. A. C. KAUFMAN, of
Charleston, to furnish us willi weekly reports of
those Securities of most importance to our readers.
Mr. KAUFMAN'S) Quotations of Southern securi?
ties appear io tho "Financial Clironiclo" and
'.Wall Street Journal," of Now York, and the
Charleston "Courier," three of thc leading finan?
cial und commercial pupors of this country, and
ma; bo depended on as strictly accurate, for the
day on which they aro mado.
ntl) Ht llAV^ AKOLINIAN.
Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, one of the leading
plumers of this State, has become associated with
Messrs. Walker, Evans A Cogswell as joint pro?
prietor of this valuable agricultural monthly. In
his notice announcing tho connection. Colonel
Aikon says: "in thus uniting myself with tho
enterprising firm of Mossrs. Walker, Evans &
Cogswell, moro than a singlo motivo will ofcoursu
bo hld ut my door j but cbiof amongst the in?
ducements is tho earnest desiro to lend a helping
hand to ilovclop and publish tho development*
of thc agricultural interests of our beloved South.
Whatever of agricultural advantages I may have
gained after a practical plantation oxporioneo of
noar twonty yours, snail be given to TUB lt URAL
CAROLINIAN for tho benefit of others."
Messrs. Walker, Evans A Cogswell stnto that
Colonel Aiken "will dovoto his tlino to travelling
through the Southern Slates, gathering practical
Information from all ecctionR for tho benefit of
our readers, enlisting correspondents, establish?
ing agencies and extending our subscription list.
Thc January number of TUB KURAL CAROLI?
NIAN has intrinsic morit rarely equalled, and must
sccur?a favorable consideration for tb? BCW firm.
Arooog tho contents wo especially nolico tho arti?
cles on Fish Culturo, Loibtg and Agricultural
ChouDtry, Facts and Figures for Farmers, Agri?
culture of Russia, Tho Moa Island Cotton Quos,
.ion, und Tho Culturo of tho Olive-all of which
?to first-class article? of practical interest, ami
evidently writton by men thoroughly conversant
with tho subjects of which they troat. The illus
".aliona of this numbor aro numurous and hand
'ou?e, und in appearance, us well as in contents,
.be January number of Tua KURAL CAROLINIAN
can fairly challongo comparison witb any other
.S'ieultural inaguzino, North orSoutb.
NRW ADV.l;HTlSI{yiENTS.
COI,, 0. W LEE.-Agent at Sumter to sell
JO** II. SAituY'H "Soluble Pacific, "Phospho
lcruvlan," ftc, und "MnpuV Fertilizers.
THF SUMIEII DOOK STOUE.-New Dooks
cil?e?.nd 0,bM iiru,,'0.. Fancy Articles, Ac, re
A. A. Oii,??nT-Sumter Ciroult Parsonage for
sale. . ?
Du. J. S. IIIIOIISON-Olass nhd Crockery Warb,
taney und Family Orocories, Fruit and Coi.feo
"'"icry, Ac. j. N< ,Sj)ftnn "junngor. Under Pho
.''graphic, (lullcry.
Tb* proprietor* of tho XIX CERTUBT
MAOAZMB have Ibo plea*aro to announce that io
tb* February aaaaber will, bo siren tb? opeatag
of o sow Boothera Rom ?nco, entitled "Th* Storm
and th* Sunset," bj Colonel Bear?; Cleveland,
lb* talented eather. Wo bardi* need tatt who
Colonel Cleveland ty to tho poWk whore he, I*
known to well. In |Mt bo gav* np a largo lair
p radio* to booonio polltloal odltor of tho A a gui ta
(Qa.) Conititutiohulttt, and wa* * del-gate to
th* great Democrslio Con veo tiona of that ?oar.
Ho only left that paner when the Sooth ?ailed
her ?oas to tho field, and {tart when a prl*on*r)
ho wa* a told 1er from tho Ant raontb of tho war
to tho last, moa tty lo field ?err Io?. At tho close
of tho war bo retired to his floe plantation OB tho
Georgia Railroad, and la I860 pobUabed a bio?
graphe of Viee-Pr*aid*nt Stephens, which bad B
largo sa!?. Ur. Cleveland was ono of tho odltor*
of "Appleton's Journal" lo tho first half jaar of it"
existence.
The X?X Century, now *o well eatablUhed anil
ao popular, ba* on its lists tho host writer* in tho
Union, and at 93-60 a year, or 85 cants a cop-,
is cboaper than Harper'? or tho Atlantic ifouik
fy. It ia high toned, e?en in advertisements,
and does not beg for patronage, but d**?rve? it.
Long Uro tho "City between the Rivers" and it*
M agu* i u e. - Ch ar Ut ton Courier, Vee. 27, 1669. !
WEBSTER'S US ABRI nor: D DICTIONARY - Inun -
TRATED EDITION.-No pain* or labor could bare
been spated in making this edition what it ia.
Wo think this Work, now, is all that we ooo ox
peet in s dictionary! We give lt our unqati?ed
commendation, and hope to (CO B oopy of it in
every school-district, and in avery editor"* room,
and in every family lo Pennsylvania.-Prtibytt
. ia H Standard. _'
_SPECIAL, NOTICES?
SUITOR, S. C., March 28, 1802.
Dr. WH.JECSON,
Dear Sin-Please tend mo a further supply
of yours. 8. S. Itt J quite as popular hero, If
not more so, than Ur*. Winslow'*. Many who;
use Mr*. W'e,?Bsist that yours is tkosnmo prcpa
ration.
Your* truly,
_(Signed) JOHN THOMSON.
COHEN'S MBDICAL DEPOT,
CaAnxcaroH, B. 0. Sept. 9th, 1809.
Dr. Wu. JEUSON,
Dear Sir :-I am pleastd to lonrn that you ore
ro-lntroduclng your Southern Soothing Syrup,
which was used with so much bonoflt In this city
provious to and during tho war. From A know
lodgo I havo of somo of tho ingredients, and tho
benefit that Ihavo known derived from its uso,.
I deemed it the best preparation over used for tho
diseases of children, not only rolioving pain, but
invigorating tho stomach and bowels, correcting
acidity, and giving tono to tho system at largo.
When Sherman introduced his Lozongos, ho
headed his advertisement "Children cry for
them," you with grout propriety might bend
yours "Mother* cry/or it !" ns it gi vos thom pOACO
and happinoss ic checking tho crying and suf?
fering of thoir children. Several fumilics aro
anxious to obtain somo of it immediutoly.
Respectfully yours, Ac,
(Signed) -P. MELVIN COHEN, M D.
RE DIV I VUS ! !
The S- S. S. of 1861,
Or Dr. JEUSON'S Ordinal SOUTHERN SOOTHING
SYRUP FOU CHILDREN TUETIUNO, is nguiu re?
suscitated ! ! It is a Corrigent of tho Hoted
disorder* contingent upon this pcrlo? ; a grate?
ful Carminative; a itutritiou* Syrup / anti n
gent.'c Anodyne, inducing calm aild refreshing re
poso, without (he pernicious and distressing re?
actionary distut banco of tho nervous system
that results from tho exhibition of most prepara?
tions-cjcprcttly made for children. Its uso in
tho Southern Stntos, as far buck as 18t>2, estab?
lished iU rtipotntion as a Southern Institution,
and, as a mcdiciuo unrivalled, and BS being the
bent and tnfett preparation for. children teething,
ensuring HKST to JJOTIIKUS aud NURSES and r??
tir/ and etrength to thoir infants. It is therefore
no new medicine, and needs no advertising whore
it is best known. Every precaution has been
nikon to preserve and protect it from fraudulent
counterfeits. It is MrtNti/Vtctiirect only at flu
Laboratory of Com:, TOMPKINS A Iii;un, mem?
bers of, and successors to, the old established
SOUTUKRN Daua IIocsB op IIARRAL, RlSI.KV A
KITCHIN, M I Cn A M II K US STU K KT, YEW YolIK, IO
whom all orders should ho addressed, and is fur
salo to tho citizens of Sumter and surrounding
country by tho following first class und respecta
bio Druggists : A. ANDERSEN A Co., J. F. \V.
DBLORMK.
Juno 10 -ly
LUT corta .TI ON M;\M: DI?CIDI:.
What is tho rational modo of procedure in
cases of goneral debility and norvousproslrnlion?
Docs not reason loll us that judioious stimulation
is required? To resort lo violent purgation in
such a casu is as absurd as it would bo to blood a
starving man. Yotitis done every day. Yes,
this stupid and unphilosnphical practico is con?
tinued in tho tooth of tho great fact that physical
weakness, with all tho nervous disturbances
that accompany it, is moro certainly and rapidly
relieve* by Hostotter's Stomach Bitters than by
any lA?ior medicino at present known. It is true
that general debility is often attended with tor?
pidity or irregularity of the bowels and that this
symptom must not bo overlooked. But while
the dischargo of tho wasto mader of tho systom is
expeditod or rogulated, its vigor mutt be recruited
Tho Hitlers dn both. They combine aperient and
anti-bilious properties, with extinordiiinry tonic
power. Even while removing obstructions from
the bowels, they tono and invigorate tboso organ?.
Through the stomach, upon which tho great vege?
table i)|>ec??c ucla directly, it gives a "neal thy
and permanent impetus to every enfeebled func?
tion. Digestion is facilitated, tho faltering circu?
lation rogulated, tho blood reinforced with anew
accession of tho alimentary principle, tho nurvos
braced, and all tho dormant powers of tho
system roused into healthy action; not npnsmod
?cally, os would bo the caso if a moro stimulunt
wero administered, but for a continuance. It is
in this way thntsuah extraordinary changes nro
wrought in tho oondition of tho fooblc, ctdaciatod
And nervous invalids by tho use of this wonder*
ful corrective, alterativo and tonic. Lot com?
mon sense ilcoldd between such a preparation ami
n prostrating cathartic supplemented by a pois?
onous astringent, like strychnine or tjuinia.
.fun.
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION!
What thc Ddctor? wy'i
Amos Woolley .'M. I)., of Kosciusko County, In?
diana, suys : "For Ihroo yours past I havo Uiod
ALLEN'S Leva BALSAM extensively, in my'prue
tice, and I nm satisfied ibero is no bolter nindi
cine for luitg diseases in USO."
I nae A. Doran, .M. I)., of Logan County, Ohio
says : "ALLEN'S Levi HAL-AM not only sells rap?
idly but gives perfect satisfaction in every casu
within my knowledge Having coufidcuco in it
and knowing that it poscsses valuable medicinal
properties, i freely uso it tn my tinily practice
and with unbounded success. As an expectorant
it is most c .'Mainly fur ahead of any preparation
1 havo over yet known."
Nathanial Harris. M. !>.. 4f,Middlebury, Ver?
mont, says : havo no doubt it will soon bccoinu a
elasictil remedial tigout for tho euro of all diseas?
es inf tho Throat, Bronchial Tubes und tho
Lungs.
Physicians ?lo not reconiund a medicino winch
IHM no merit-, what they say about
ALLEN'S LU NU BALSAM,
Can ht? taken 'as a fact. Lot all afflicted teat it
nt one*. Sold by A. Anderson A Co., Sumter,
3. C. Jan._i_
~ ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Prematuro Decay, nud alt tho
effects of youthful Indiscretion, will, for the sake
of suffering humanity,' annd froo to nil who need
it, tho receipt and directions for making tho Him?
ple romilly by Which ho was cared. Sull'crcrH
wishing to profit by tho advertiser's oxperiorioe,
can do ao by addressing, in perfect conti leal :,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Juno 2 No. 42 Codar et., N. Y.
KOS KOO!
Proparca bj Or. J. J. Lawrence, tho celebrated
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l'unies wishing the proscription, will please
address ROY. HOWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, Noir York.
June 2. .
New Advertisements.
EXECUTRIX SALE !
FINE ART COLLECTION.
OF THOMAS THOMPSON, ESQ,,
By II. U. LEEDS A MINKE, Auctioneers, Art
Galleries, 317 Broadway, N. Y.. cointuon
- cing Feb. 7, and continuing day and
ovoning until sold.
This collection is tho most extensive and val?
uable ever owned'in the United States. Valued
about $500,000. Comprising nearly two thou?
sand pictures from celebrated European artiste,
iront tho l?th contury to tho present time, (in?
eluding ninny originals of great value,) also
Pointings from celebrated American artists.
Tho outiro collection will bo sold without re?
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Iii the District Court of the
United States.
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF SO. CA.
In the matter of William & Hudson,
Bankrupt* Ex parte Eliza M. Col?
clough.
BY virtue of an order In the above stated ease
issuing nut of the Honorable, the Distriot
Court nf tho United Statos, for the Distriot of
South Carolina, and to ino direr ted, 1 will oxposo
to public ,-ulo, nt Sumter Court House, on MON?
DAY, Fcbrurary 7. 1870, at tho usual hour of
yule, tho following real ostato, nainod in schedule
of said hnrikmpt to wit :
1. TH KEE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
ACRES OE LANI), in Sumter county, bounded
North by Lynches Cronk, East by lands of Otorgo
Trnliick, South by landofRcuben Welsh and land
of Dr. Richard Kirby, und Wost by lund of Dr.
Richard Kirby.
2. TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, In
Marion District, bounded North by land now or
formerly of James M. Graham, East by land of
John Hntcholl, Suuth by tho boundary lino of
Marion and Darlington Countios, and Wost by
land of James M. Graham.
TERMS :-One third ensb, and tho balanco en
a credit of one und two years, lo be socurcd by
bond nf tho purchaser and ? mortgago of tho
premesls sold. Purchasers ta pay for papers and
stamps.
D. J. WINM, Assignee
Jun 5 it
In the District Court of the
United States.
FOR TIIE?DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In the matter of John Q. Heriot, Bank
rnpt-Ex Parte David J. Winn.
BY virtue of an ordor in tho above stated caso,
issuing out of tho Honorable, tho District
Court of thu United Statos, for the District of
South Carolina, mid to ino directo!, I will expose
to public salo, nt Sumter Court House, on MUN?
DAY, February 7, 1870 nt the usual hour of
.-?ile, tho following Real Estato, nainod, in sched?
ule of said Bankrupt, tu wit :
Hin interest, during his natural life, in enso ho
survives his uifo, Mary E. Heriot, in n Tract nf
Land, in Sumter County, 8. C , containing Four
Hundred and Eighty-ihreo Acres, moro or less,
bounded North by Rocky Rluff Swamp, East by
lands of Judge F. J. Muses, South by lund of
Judgo Moses and land of estate of W. L. nrtin
sun nnd of oainuui Watson, formerly ostato of
Moses Mooro, under deed of John O. Heriot, to J.
C. Hay nsw. omi and 0. W, Millor, Trustees, dated
1 Ot li Dec, 1842, recorded in nlucoof Reg. Momo
Conveyance, I oak L" pages 368 omi 8t)9.
Terms:-One hali cash-the bnlanco on acred
it of ono your, to bo sueurod by bond of the pur
chaser und ii mortgage of tlie promises sold.
Purchaser tu poy fur papers.
Jan 6-4t_D. J. WINN, Assignee.
1. H. ALEXANDER.
DENTIST,
BROAD STREET, CAMDEN, S. 0.
Evory description of work executed witb
promptness, and in tho most approved nnd dur?,
blo stylo. Sots of Tooth furnished at vory mud
erato rates.
REFERENCES:
O en. J. R. Kershaw, Camden, S. C.
T. Harnell, M. D.. ?
L. II. Deus, ? '?
J. M. Davis, Esq., ? ??
.Inn li_Hm
WEDDING AND' ENGAGEMENT
RINGS,
MADE to order and engraved at tha ihortos
notice.
Order* by IMI| promptly attended lo.
C. T. MAS0.V,
CLEAN BICK
IN BARRELS,
6?t*X AND FASilflT FLOUE,
WIsTX* CO?N IN SACKS,
CHOICE 8EBD WHEAT,
MESS POBK,
AND
FAMILY BEEF,
McLaurin, Solomons k CO
NoTtmbtf 10
THE llRSIGNED
Having moved into their
New (Brick) Warehouse,
?ill take oa
STORAGE AND COMMISSION,
Produce to be sold in this or otbei
market*.
Will order OD Planters ?coount all
SUPPLIES THEY MAY REQUIRE,
with assurances of large saving to them
upon ouch purchases.*)
Land Agency.
Parties wishing to sell LAND trill
have thc benefit of our CATALOGUE,
issued monthly, and regularly exchanged
with Northern and European Land
Agencies.
Persons desiring to Parchase Land
will be afforded every facility of doing
so, on application td
WcLaurin, Solomons & Co.
Reduced rates for Fertili?
zers on Cash Orders,
E ti wan No. 1. at $54 formerly
$G0 per Ton.
Etiwan No. 2. at $63 formerly
$70 per Ton,
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Also orders taken for Pure
Peruvian Guano.
MCLAURIN SOLOMONS & co.
Nov If_
Just Received,
Fall and Winter Stock,
-AT
J.E. StA?ES.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLOTHING,
Together with a variety of other Goods.
Old Rye Whiskey.
The Subscriber wishes to aonouuee that he
will be in constant receipt of the COPPER DIS
j TILLED MOUNTAIN PURE and UNADUL?
TERATED
WHITE & COLORED RYE WHISKEY,
Direct from the Distillery at Hnnuisville, Berk?
ie/ County, Western Virginia.
-ALSO
Brandies, Gin, Wines, Porter & Ale,
AU of the Best Brands. Also
A CHOICE LOT OF SE G ARS.
J. E. Suares,
MAIN STREET, WEST SIDE.
Sept 28_ Sumter, S. C.
Furniture
--AT
TUE SUMTER
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
A LARGE LOT OF
Bedsteads and Chairs,
AND
Cottage Setts,
The Subscriber is receiving and will continue
to receive a stock of
FURNITURE.
direet frogs the manufactory, consisting of almost
ovory arttcle in that lino.
J. E. SUARES,
Main Street, epposlto tho Expross Office.
Sept 29_Sumter, S. C.
"MERCER & JOHNSTON.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
1 Bowly's Wharf.
Baltimore, Md.
IM IK undersigned acting ns Agont for tho
. above Arm, respectfully solicits Consign?
ments of Cotton, upon which ho will nd vance throe
fourths of its market value on thc doy of ship?
ment lu OAS!!. Cotton hold over if desirod.
dm in, Potatoes, Bnoon nnd oilier orders pjompt
ly filled upon sntisfaotury tenn?. Oood rofereneo
given if required. Requesting your patronage.
I reniAin, yours truly,
THOMAS T. U I'S ll UR, JR.
Dec 22-lin_ _
Notice.
rpHK SUBSCUIBEIt bovin? mot with n very
L serious loss In getting his orop of COTTON
burnt up, hos como to tho determination to offer
bis servlcos to the peoplo of Sumter District, as a
SURVEVOH, and believe* thal hi? experience
for the last thirty years ns Surveyor, will enable
him to give satisfaction, for competency and
promptness.
Reforenoe may be had lo ?ll the old Judges of
(be Court tn this Stat?, and tb? Attorneys of
Lancaster Bar.
JAMBS D. McILWAIN.
?.y H_ ?MOM.
ESTATE NOTJOE?
ALL persons hnvlng demands against the ca?
tato of Samuol J. Bradley, docenred, will
present thom proporly proven within tho time re?
quired by law, nnd those indebted to said estate
will make payment tr'be undersigned at bet
r?sidence in Stuteburg, or to har attorneys,
Messrs. Richardson A Moses, ?18usaUr B. V.
BLl?ABHTH K. BRADLEY,
fjteoatrlxi
Die 15-if
STORES
-AKD
FOR SALE LOW.
300 mU FL0UR, ??rion? brand?.
10,000 psuuds B*MH S LOM Md SheoUeea. ~
St Bbl? Molasses.
6,000 pound? Sogar, tarr?ouJ ?aalitie*.
10 Saet? Rio, Lagoeyra and Java Oeflee.
3? Bbla Cracker?, diff?rant Made.
100 Keg? Nal lr, ?nor ted titer.
200 Sackt Liverpool Salt, In larg? sask*.
4,000 poonda Colton Ti et.
9 Vafes Heart Bagging?
M Bosos ia jail y, and toilet S?ap#
11 Bom Starch,
Si Boxes Choioe Ch?eeie.
? Bbls Choice Leaf Lard.
SO Boxes Candios.
? Firkins Choioe Gosh?* Cotter.
And a full assortirent of
Canned Fruit*/
Oyster*, Lobster?,
Sardines, Hyson and Black Tea,
Fepper, f pi??, Oieger, A?.
A. A. Solomons,
Cor. Maia k Liberty-Streets.
Oct 20
TO ARRIVE
300 BUSHELS
Black Seed Oats,
-ALSO
SEES WHEAT
and
EYE.
For sale Jby
A. A* SOLOMONS.
Cor. Main & Liberty Streets.
Oct 20
---i-?
NEW STORE
-IN
SUMTES. S. C.
fJIHB UNDERSIGNED announce, lo the
citisens of Sumter County that h? bas opened a
Store at th? old stand of
WHITES & LESES,
CORNER OF
MAIN AND REPUBLICAN STREETS.
That b? intends te devot? biiasolf to bot ono
branch of trade, that ef
BOOTS & SHOES,
Hats,
and
Trunks,
&c, &c*
of which he will keep a lsrga and varied assort,
mont of tho best quality.
That having mado nrrnngcm.nts fer a eon.
rtant supply direct from tho largest and best
MANUFACTURERS
In this enuntry, he will sell Aol only nt
Retail
but
Wholesale,
AT A
LIBERAL DISCOUNT
He hopes hy attention aud
LOW PRICES,
lo obtain a felt share of publie patroling*.
Ho roquosls an inspection of his stork.
JAMES CALDWELL,
lute Of tim (ii tn of
I
JAMES Mt CALDWELL ? SONS
i
Charleston, S, &
Ont. 0-iut.
New Hardware Store,
Main-el wider Sunter Hotel;
L. P. LOBING,
' Aaajrr yo*.??. .i . 3
?ACTU10BK, M. Jim" ?J .
WevldrospwctfnUy HM?IN to bi? fri??*? ?nd
UM pabilo, tnt ba aaa received and opened, at
tba above ?stablUfaueat a
Stock of Hardware and
Family Utensils,
I osnhraelaa a vary artic la la tel? Una of business,
welch be lateada to ?ell at tba
LOW HST r KICKS, FOB CASH.
Ba will koop al wa j? ia atora, ? complete ??trott,
meat of
Collin's Axe?, Ance/flborelc and Spades,
Traca Cheine, Hoe*,
Rakoa, Pitch F*rkC,
Urala Cradle?, Scythe Blades,
Quino Salve?, ??
Pocket and Table Cattery, .
Brat? Preserving Kettle*, .
Tin War?, Window Clara-all ?lae?.
Parcont in want of the moat convenient and ?
economical 8 to vt?, can be supplied with tb?-]
latest Improved patterns at prices which cannot'
fall te ?iv? entire satisfaction.
May!?_
SUMTER
THl ARBUE YARD
THC andereigned would at ?et respectfully
aaaouneo to tho people of Sumter nnd sur?
rounding couutry that they have jun received a
SPLENDID LOT. OF
M?a rbi ? ?
and are now prepared to receive and execute or?
ders of all kinds in their line, with nearness and
dlspatoh.
SMITH & BARENTINB,
SUMTER, 8. C.
Nov 17
MILLINERY
AND
Fancy Goods.
MISS E. D. BRITTON
HAVINt* returned from the North is pre.
proparod to offer her friends ana patrons a
HANDSOME AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Millinery,
F A Pt CY GOODS? &C.
Carefully selected by herself. She will continue
to get fresh supplies every three or four weeks,
so should anything new occur in the styles of
HATS and BONNETS, later in the season, she
will be furnished with the very latest.
ELEGANT BRIDAL
HATS AND BONNETS,
.sale to aria* on ebert notice.
Coeatry criers will receive strict attontlon.
Oct?_tf
STOVES.
Manufactured it
Harbeck, Gonklin 6 Willis,
Manufacturer* of
Stoves, Tin and Japahcd Wura,1
And Agents fer
Kaoline ana enameled Ware.
Fer ?alo by
I?. P. LOllIXG, Agent,
June 9- Sumtor S. C.
"FALL AND*1MTD~
CLOTHING, CLOTHS,
D. J. WINN
-?AGENT FOU
Shipley, Roane & Co.,
HAS now In Store a lnrge and fine ?lock of
Fall and Winter dunda, consisting of
PINE D lt ESS SUITS,
Business Suits,
Heavy ?Ordinary Clothing,
Fina Cloths, Ca*?im%re?,
Cloths for Indies' Cloaks,
Salem N. C. Jeans,
Shirts, Drawers, Merino Vests,
flacks, Suspenders, Cravats, Ac.
Possessing unusual ndvantagot, and being in
this lino only, ho can and wl'l ?ell clothing nnd
cloths, chcapor than they cnn fie elsewhere
bought. And all he asks ls a careful inspection
and this will bo demonstrated.
Oct 6_ . tf
PUKE WI11TK OKANlTi: "
DINNER S fi T S.
134?,,IKCKS $so>??.
ALSO
A--. 1 assortment of ORANiTKby tho | icco,
l eas and ?otTeos In sets,
Coveroed Dishes)
Glan War.,
IMA
A vory go'?d assortment of
LAMPS, *
Lntest Style?.
Nov \ J. n. F. ROOXB.
French China
44
PIECES for $12.50,
at
HOON K'S.
Notice.
IMARTS. HAWKINS, wlfo of J. W. ||?".
kins, of Sumter C<-Vtniy. State nf South Parn?
1 .nu. do hereby give nott CO that at the oud nf ono
month from tho first, publication (,f |hi4 nol?cu
.ho will trade ?* lota trade - In all butinais t.or
t?late* b? e>%M??f *? th* plantation formerly
owned by.I. W. Hawkin?, In Sumior County
rUat? of South Carolina? "
J. TD i, G?^IGr,
Upholsterer, Manufacturer,
AND DEALER IN .,
F URN ITU RE,
J^ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS friend*
ami patrons thai ho U oow, prep ired to furuUh
them wita
Furniture, etc,
of tho ilifft rent STYLUS ?n i PATTERNS now
in use. Mst h KS newwii hand o supply or
BED ROOM 'AND ffiOTf AUK SETS.
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS,, .
TABLES,
-UttKAUS,
CRIBS,.
AC; AC
SAMPLE PLATES frort th? lest Miiiiufuclit.
rersof Bolton sod New York-will bo shown to
Surcbuscra and ?ny stylus prefer red, not un
und, will be ordered for accommodation of pat?
rons-all of which will be sold ut prices to mit
tho times. ./. ..
I FURNITURE made to order, lu any stylo and
ot short uotieo.
Manufacturing, Repairing and Upholstery
MIOOO promptly, and iu a neut und workuiuuliko
manaor.
' Chairs re'cntcd with cane and made a.* goud a i
now.
Picture Frames of nil si/o?, ROTO W'i.i.l, .U Ut,
>nd plain mouldings, mudo lu order, and Looking
Classes sot in frame?, und f?rralo.
FUNERALS promptly attended to In Town
or Country, mn! Metullio, Mahogany, Walnut,
or Common Coffins, furnished us required, ut
short notice.
_J>ec. 8_ _
6. F. HOYT.
SUCCESSOR TO
P.W?T.-a'WMTBB,
.SO.. OA.
?y^'OUtlC)"' respectfully lu?orin lils friends
and:tbe puhl'ro of Sumter, and adjoining conn??JF,
tluit ho has. recently received ii choice selec?
tion of "
: i- ?1 . .
LADIES* AND GENTLE M ENS'
Wat olios,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES, &c, &c,
Iii? stock embraces nil ;tho laicat styles, and
will be sold at nwrtooablo ratos.
_Sopt2? _ _.
PICTURES,
IN THE .
HIGHEST AND LATEST STYLES
OF ART, ARE NOW TAKEN BY
WILDER & WHEELER,
At tho Gallery in Sumter, lately kopt by H. B
MoCALLUM, such as
PHOTOGRAPHE,
IVORYTYPES,
AMBROTYPES,
FERROTYPES, Ao
FRAMES or nil sizes furnished.
PICTURES colored, und old pictures clcanod
and remounted.
STEREOSCOPES AND STEREOSCOPIC
VIEWS for salo.
NOT. 8_
C. T. MASON.
WATCH MAKER
AND
Si;M TER, S. C.
Hos just received ?nd keeps alway? on hand
Now and Beautiful Styles of
JEWEUtY, F VE li LA SK KS, &0.
WATCHES, OLOOiCS and JEWELRY RE?
PAIRED WITH DISPATCH,
Marchai
N?.~8
GROCERIES.
til li ONLY STRICTLY
Grocery and Liquor House
IN TOWX
rji II E u N D ii R ? r a Kn u BEING DULY
Authorised to continue 'lie huidiiats of tho Into
linn of CHANE A EBER HART, begs leave tn
pall tho ll Melt Mon ol his Irldtids mid tho publio
goner.illy lu his
NEW AND WELL SKLEOTED
STOCK Ol'
Keatfy and Fancy Groceries
Which ho rifler? low f..?* CASA ONLY.
?^.?t- All articles ivwrniutod ns recoil nicitdo
;?->8* Puro Miiillclnnl Lh)VU'rs kept consiiiiitly
?II hand.
J. ll. KUKU HA KT.
... Sun iring pm titer.
Doc 10 fr
F> H?LT0M FOLSOM.
3 ?
? KfW V. it
r* ^i jjs^r' ri
REMOVED TO
J Wi Dar^ar/s ?oufrc(ionery,'
One. tfunr Norf fi <>/tin- /'J.ffnr^n (ij)hc
Where lu. Is prennrod to A* ult work In lib linc
WATCHES. CLOCKS lind JEWEiillY liu.nly
repaired and minrxm fd \. hu hnnnitlv nail
!'aiiii ?ill.v done. Thankful for pi*, lihcnil pu
. .'.I .,'<., h-, |pi||. A I . iitcvil . ..illlliim.ltlvv.hu