The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, June 08, 1870, Image 3
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J?** Aepllctlou. f57ob Work wlU bo med?,
tUlavj?r??ewipU^
?V ber AdrertUloTf'-"?* 8?) "S?wl?d to
..adla ??ir fcvere ootlator-thaB. atoaday.
SST We acknowledge, .witt) much
pleasure, the coartesy of au io v i tat too
to be preset)! at the celebration of tho
Clarioaopbic Sooiety, of the South Gar
olio? University, io take placo OD
Tuesday evening, Jub? 28, at 8 o'clock.
ItST Oar read er a, wo are bu re, found
pleasure aod profit from th? perusal of
the interesting original sketch, by "H/'
entitled "The Sideboard' aod Decanters
or a True li istory of Harry 0./' a? pub?
lished on our first page laat week, it
is no romance, b?t a veritable history.
We trust that our es|eonied contributor
will continue his favors.
KEW SODA "FOUNT.
The New guda Fount ot A. ANDER?
SON & Co., ts now regaf?og our citizens
with its delicious draughts.
TJU1E CONCKllT
By Mrs. OREEN aud Mr. Kory*-, OD
Mouday evening last, waa well attended,
and the performances in.the highest de?
gree satisfactory.
PB1DB OF^DUnnAW,
THE PLANTERS' WAREHOUSE has
Bent the Watchman Omeo iour origioal
packages of Pride of Durham Smoking
Tobacco, manufactured by Z. J. LYON
& Co., Durham, N. C. Our kind aod
liberal friends seemed disposed to malee
the whole office smoke.
THE GROWING CHOP
Of this seotion ia geuerally . promising
The late raies have brought up.a second
staod of cotton, which will give tho
planters some trouble. They arc DOW,
too, engaged in mortal combat with
Gen- green. The General musters a
strong forco and will make a stubborn
fight ; but the war is to tho death, and
his myriad host? will be slaughtered OD
many a field. Geo. lazy is also present
in some strength, io support of Geu
green. . >
"COOL" XHEAT.1IENT.
Our friend, Dr. J. S. HUQHSON, sent
us, from his Family Grocery, the other
day, a box of ioe. Wo dont object to
acts of cold kindness, whoo they come
in this shape. We have learned that
it is tho inten tiou of the Doctor to keep
ice for bale, regularly, during the sum?
mer, at u moderato prioe. We doubt
not he will be liberally patronized.
"BITING.'*
A case of veritable, matter of-fact,
"biting," occurred iu our town, 00
Thursday last, between two colored men
of the masculine gender. WILLIAM
DOBSON actually bit off the nose of PAUL
REARDON. The "noseless" individual
was taken into the drug store of A.
ANDERSON & Co., where his olfactory
ptotuberaoce was restored to its natural
form and locality, lt is hoped that it
will "stick," and that thero will be
no more such to reo ord soon.
"Let doga delight to bark and bite."
Gen. M. Ol "IJUTLER, ot Edge
field, has received and accepted the
appointment of General Slate Agent,
for South Carolina, of the Carolina Life
Insurance Company, o| Memphis, Tenn.,
of which Hon. JEFH&SON DAVIS is the
President. This* C?uipany will be
represented by a moal'aglnt ac Sumter,
and our friends wijl have an opportunity
of securing policies. It is bused upon
solid capital, and the name of JEFFER*
SON DAVIS gives it a wider range of
popularity aod greater strength thai?
that of any other Southern Company.
COLimBSA F BM ALB COLLEGE.
We are requested lo annoui.ee that a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
Columbia Female College will bo held
io the City of Columbia, on Wednesday,
the 22nd June, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Tho expenses of members will be
paid, and the attendance of every mem?
ber of the Board, as far as possible, is
urged.
Tho following ore the members of thc
Board : Clerical, J. W. Kelly, (chair?
man,) p. M. Kennedy, A. Bk Stephens,
W. C. Power, 8. Leard, ?. J. Cauthon,
0. A. Darby, E. J. .Meyqnrdic, D. . JT
Simmons; Majoring Brown, T. S'Daoiei,
J. A. Zimmcruj?u. Laymen : Robert
BryoeV-Geo; W^WlltaWsi'A-A. Gilbert,
R.D. 8encf, W. Glatt?, J. H. Stelling,
Josoph Lauhon, *W. L. J. Reid, E. T.
Rembert, J. H. Kinsler, Robert Moor?
man, H. T. Wright.
OHIO DErtOOHA?Y. .
The Ohio Democratic State Convention
liss recently assembled and put forth a
platform of principles for tho approach
i?g fall elections. The question of ne?
gro mff rage has benn-dropped and will
cot be made an iesuo of tho election
oppsition to the tariff, the internal rev
enua'ua, and the general corruption,
fender and extravagant* ot the party io
power will constitute the main ques?
tions of the canvass.
HAMILTON MCMILLAN, ESQ., has
become ?a^l?ted,* editorially, with the
Kobetcntaii, ove of the most acceptable
J'our North Carolioa exohaogos, pub*'
".ned at Lain berton.
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jB^Ublislied lie t. The work is beingpro?
Oduted with yigot&and tho right Min n
haye hold of th? enterprise, aod seem
detewiged to wako quick -wojk of it.
^le?rr?, says the Baruweil Journal that
about oleteo hundred hands aro employ,
ed at Work ou th* Jjn?. The iron is beintf
laid ai thc rate' of half a tn ile n daybed
the work it progressing at both ends at
the same time 'fha contractors ?re 'io
much eocouraged at the progress which
ia made that they confidently hopo to
have tho entire route completed aod io
running order, by ibo middle of Septem.'
ber. . . . .
LA DI KS? neND.nENXAL" ASSOCIA
TION.
Pursuant to tho call of tho President >
"The Ladiea' Monumental Association
of Sumter District" met tili? day in
the Law office of Chas. Mayrant, Esq
ID the absence of the President, Gen.
Richard H. Anderson, 1st Vice Predi?
lect, assumed the Chair and explained
the object of tho meeting, which was to
iiear the report of the Commit tee dele?
gated to select a site for the proposed
xonutueut abd to act thereupon.
Col. Jas. D. ^landing, Chairman of
taid Committee, reported, that tho com?
mittee hod Inquired ?nd ascertained
?hat trie lot, containing one acre, shun?
ed north pf the Aoaderay lot, could bc
procured for the use of tho Association,
br the price Of Four Hundred and Twcn
y Dollurs-payable December next
ind that tho Committee recommend the
>urcha6e of said lot, as most suitable aod
expedient.
Ou motion the Report was adopted.
On motion of Capt. J no. S. Richard^
ion, Jr.
Resolved, That the aforesaid commu?
?e, of Col. J. D. Bluoding, Wm. F. B
.1 ainsworth, Esq., and Capt. E. <!.
3rcen, be, and they are hereby author
zed to purchase and secure tho said lot
or the uses and purposes of "the Ladies'
< onumentul Association," agreeably to
heir.report.
On motion,
Resolved, That the Sumter Watchman,
md Sumter Neves, in addition to their
nany favors, be requested to givo place
n their columns to these proceedings
No further business presenting itself,
tn motion, the meeting adjourned sub?
ed to the call of tho President.
RienAiiD II. ANDKRSON,
1st Vice Pied., L. M. A.
lien AH?) D. LEB, Seo.
MAIMON.
MR. EDITOR :-Wo have just conclu
led a pleasant visit, of a few days, in
he town of Marion, S. C., ol quoudum
icinory, situated on thc Wilmington
nd Manchester Railroad. Tho pnpulu
ion is about ono thousand, and thc
olitical condition better than in some
titer parts ol thc State. Ry un effort
io white voto predominates, though
ke other portions of tho State, hut little
iterest is taken at thc polls by thc
hiles.
There arc two papers published in
io town, the Star and Crescent. Thc
inner flourishes, tho latter is tempo
trily suspended ou account ol thc lute
tsastrous fire, which consumed so largo
rid im poi tant a portion of thc towt),
ho office, press and typo of the Cres
ml wore consumed to the amount of
?out three thousand dollars. Rut thc
iterprising publisher, Siducy E. Mc
[ il Inn, is already in a new office, with
steam power press, and will soon
ratify his long list of subscribers by nu
trly issue. Success to tho Crescent I
id may she reappear, niter thc fiery
-deal through which she hus passed,
?astcncd aud improved in all the swee:
inabilities at.d virtues of lile, shedding
br soft gent?o rays of light, ns she
oves on' her mission of glory mid
>OfulD0S8.
Tho population of Marion has in?
cased considerably since thc war, arid
ic heavy losses from thc Into fires will
urcely stop tito progress, as already
portion of the void spaces have boen
pplicd with new buildings, and thc
omise is, that tho wfiolo empty area
?ll soon bo filled with new and im
oved buildings.
There aro in tho town two colored and
roc white churches. Tho lutter are
rcsbyterian, Baptist and . Methodist.
Ito pulpit of thc first is filled'by Hov.
H. Dunlop, the second by Rev. Mr,
iee,'and last by Rev John A. Porter,
nose efforts to i tn pro Vc his people will
it be without fruit. Thc Methodist
lurch in Marion, with nil her losses
iring the war, is, in material means,
e of tho strongest in tho State, and
th her wealth, n corresponding liber
?ty, her energies iu full pluy, and thc
tole field under culturo, hus it in hoi
wer to reap an abundant harvest.
Tho Sabbuth School is a most pntonl
Btruroont-is large and interesting
d how cac it bo otherwise under itu
rcction of such men as Maj. J. R N
mhet, Superintendant, und .Maj. S. E
c M il lan, who lends the singing.
As another grand auxiliary, thc
lurch of Marion needs a total nbsli
noe temperance organization, wilji st
ult and juvenile department, AO as tt
odueo a healthier publie sentiment or
e usc ot'alcoholic stimulants-this wi
?ard SS a d?ciderai ii m.
The school taught here by W. Il
?throw, Esq. aud Rev. Thomas M itch
I, after years of usefulness in flail
mmunity tn the culture of tho young
uptains an unrivaled popularity, am
w 'numbers more thao a hp nd rei
pila.
You can form some opinion of th
umeroial status of Marion, when yoi
i informed that the Dumber of bale
cotton passing through the hands o
e merohants ia about three thousand
d through the depot much larger.
Yours, ?co.,
?. c
' Tlio Grset PamUy MoJicia? of ibo Ag?.
. .THIRTYYEARS
Hure ?Jnpsrd ?ince thttntr^j^jtf lb? P?lo
Hil lor to tbb publie, and yet ?lij?te W**??4 time
it U wyro'popul?r. ?ad co romands ? larger ?ala
than aver before, tu popularity Ls"rv,t confined
to ibis cojyitry alone ; all over tho world tte ben?
eficial effects if fearing the 'ills that nosh is heir
t"," ar? kcUnyitrBd^edjnncl appreciated, ?id m
PSIS H 11.1, r. K i (it Tn me ii limit ed to no country,
sect nor race. li needs only to be known to be
prised. ?J Ai j
. TftittTT YK A ns is cor tiiiu ly a long tauig* time
to prove tho effie noy of any modlcine, and that
ibe rAia KILLBR is deserving of"ul 1 its proprietora
c 1 H i ir. for it, is amply proved by the unperalelled
popularity it basattalnod. ' It ls a aoaa ead BP
rhOTira remedy. Sold by ell Druggist?. Price
?5 els., 50 els., sod $1 per bottle.
Directions accompany, eiieh bottle.
* K O ?KOO!
Prepared by Dr. J. J. Lawrence, the celebrated
p Ys ici v N und cn nw fcT, Norfolk, Vu., ir n s AK ,
i'i.K ASANT und RELIADLE remedy fot ALL diseases
DA UH ED by
TORPIDITY OF TUE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
DIS OKI) KU.. OF TUE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANGEMENTS OF TUE NERVOUS
SYSTEM.
It rum KI s and ENRICHES the BLOOD, RD8
roRKS the LIVER and KIPNKYS to a healthy
VCTION, MUS DIGESTION; RBO.ULATBS tho DOWELS.
md INVIGOUATKS thc NBnvous SYSTEM.
- It ie NOT H Putout Medicine.
FORMULA around each bottle.
ENDOIIBSD by the leet Phyeician*.
Tho MOST POPULAR Medicine in uss.
DR.* LAWIIKNCB is constantly in receipt of
IRATftPUL1 totters and TESTIMONIALS of HEM A UK A
ILK UUHES porformod by KOSKOO.
All letters answered and advice given-KUKU.
KOSKOO for salo by Druggists everywhere at
>NK Hot,LA lt PKR BOTTLK. For salo by
i. F. W. DvLormc,
July 28 -ly Sumter, S. C,
New Advertisements.
FANNINGS
PATENT
KID FITTING
Skleton
Corset.
Tills Corsot is ootistruo'od . n nn entirely new
irinclpto, being open, und thereby allowing the
rc M circulation possible, besides giving perfect
use und comfort to tho wearer, und at the sumo
imo possessing till tho advantages of (lie com
non Corsets in givlug support lo iho body.
For lloaltb, Unico und Comfort they uro un
ivatled in thu market. They nro particularly
BdUimcnitod for cu miner wu ir. nnd vmrin di ?
lutes, although equully woll nduptcd lo all sea
ons of iho your. Thov aro highly reeniuuioilded
y ?nodioul und scientific mun. For eulo by nil
rsl class dealers. For < irctilurs. prices, ?te.,
d.lrcss ibo WORCESTER SKIRT CO., AVor
ester. Muss.
(IM AIIMSIII I) 1830.)
?7EL0H & GRIFFITHS,
SAWS! AXtSI bAWbl
AWS ot ul) descriptions. AXi-.S. BELTING
nd MI LT, F I) RN IS1IINUS, Cl Itt'U LA lt SAW'S
ii ll Solid Teeth, or willi PATBNT ADJUNTADLE
?1NTS, ?iiperinr to nit Inverted Teeth Sn icu.
;?MT- Plt 10KS I! EI)[?CED. "3^
^.fif-Scud for Price l.i?t mid Circulara. t5-^
W IM ll Oe (Jill I ITHS,
_Wowtoii, Binga., or Ile trott, .illili.
PATENTS.
Inventors who wl*h to luke out Letter.- Patent
o ndiised to counsel nilli MUNN A CO., eui
rs of ibu Scientific Auiorlonn, who have prose
lied claims beforo the Putout Offico for over
wonly Yours. Their American mid European
tient Agoncy is tho most extensive in tho
jrld. Charges less thnn any other reliable
'ency. A pamphlet continuing full instructions
inventors is sont gratis.
MUNN A CO.. 37 Park How, New York.
? MODEL, HOUSE.
[.lng a cripple. I hnvo miidu bouso planning
ce hil study Ore built last soason hus |iroved
nioilol nf con veiiienco, benni*, und economy,
rsoriptivo clroulars'of Plans, Views, etc. "iib
Moral infoniiTjiion of valuo to nil, sunt free.
I>lress (willi >"Str|iQt> or script if convenient)
KO. J. COLpy^rolilteet. Watorhary .Vermont
?1 A?m/\Ti Wanted in n paving business.
ctiei?ii*t;n s. KENNEDY, 41a ci>es
11 Street, Philadelphia.-.
'Vj ?\ Human .Machino. New Hunk. Froo (or
? 4*0^mp. TARRANT A co.. N. Y
I00ER% PASTILLES.
cents hy mail. STOWELL A CO , Charlcs
wn, Muss.
Y rm etta s? li aa r?rcod to grow in six
A.UU?LctL-IIC? weoks. Tteeipo sont for
its. Address H. RICHARDS, Bo* 3986, Now
.rk P. 0.
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.
All women know that lt is beauty, rathor than
nius. willoh ull generations of mon havo wor
ippod in tho sex. Can it* bo wondorcd at,
MI, that so much of woman's time und alton
n should bo directed lo tho moans of dc\elop.
; and pfcierving that beauty ! Wi,mon, know
>, thnl when men spenk of tho intellect of
men,'they speak critically, tamely, coolly ;
t when they como to speak of tho charm? of a
i ti i i Pu I women, their langnngo mid thuir eyes
idle willi an enthusiasm which shows them
bo profoundly, If nut, indeed, ridiculously in
'nest. It is purl of iho natural rugucily of
ufen to perceive ul) this, and iherefi.ro oiuploy
9ry allowable liri lo become tho goddess nf thal
oration. Preach to the contrary, as we may
11nst I lie uris eiuplojcd by woman for cullane
; their hen II ty, lhere still stands (lie eternal
t, thal thc world doos not (trefor tho society
in ugly woman of genius to that of n beauty
loss intellectual acquirements. Tho world has
t allowed no higher mission to women lhan to
I,emu i l ui, and il would seem that tho ludios of
I ho prosoni ago oin currying Ibis iden of tho
rid to greater extremes than ever, for nil wo.
u now to wli,>m munro bus deniod (he lalsinan
[lowcr nf beauly, Supply the duficioncy by tho
i ol' a most delight ml toilet article, known ns
i "Bloom of Youth," which hus beon lately
roduced into this country hy GBOROH W.
inn, a delicate boautlflor, which smooths out
indentation.*, furrows, scars, removing tan,
?kio?, and discolorations from tho skin, loav.
: tho complexion clour, brilliant, and bountiful
skin soft and Smooth. With the assistance of
i new American trick of n Lady's toilette ro?
le boauly ls destined to play a larger patt in
ae^nlration of mon nnd tho ambition of tvumon
n all tho arts employed sinoe her creation,
if. 0. F. Chandler, Chemist io the Metr?poli.
Board of Health, bat recently prepared a
inion I analysis ofthisdellgntrul toilet propor
ion, omi reported ihairp?iBloom of Youth,"
i harmless, oontalniogniiiEnTng Injurious to the
lib. Ladles ncod havo no fear of using this
aluable tollot acquisition,
d by every druggist and fancy gooda dealer in
?n,l^<'^"tepet, 5 Gold Street Newark.
riT: r^r-'-"...y
?T #2 60. .
300 Sacks i?^^s?t,
AT C2 &0.
?OOO Bushels Cora,
AT U TO;
20,000 POUNDS BACON,
FROM 10 io 20 ota.
200 Barrels Flour.
' FROM ?7,00 to 810,00,
GREEN. WATSON & WALSH,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE;
May'?
COTTON
SHIPPED.
Wo have made arraogomcota to ship
COTTON
To No? York, Baltimore or Charleston, making
Cash Advances
in samo when delivered, and huv ng it held at
EITHER POINT
ie long oe maj be desired.
iVo will receive Cottou at Sumter, Lynchburg,
il uy es ville or Manchester.
Breen, Watson & Walsh,
DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Canned Meats,
VEGETABLES, FRUITS,
AND FISH, in great variety,
ORANGES and LEMONS.
ALSO
'lour, Lard, Sugar, Coffee. Bacon
Crackers, Candles,
Cutsups, Pepper Sauce,
Sec., ?cc , &c<
Almonds'und Raisins,
Fino Segars and Tobacco.
lolted Meal and Grist:
FRESH FA M II. Y SUPPLIES.
Received every week, at
JOHIVS. HUGHSOX'S,
Under thc Photographic Gallery
Moy 25
JOO'TS ; SHOES,
MADE TO* OR DER.
THE GUBSCRIBERS 11AV
lng removed from Manning,
and located 'themselves in
f
SU M TEH, S. C.
i (at the Old Telogrnph ofBco.)
CORNER MAIN A DUGAN STS.,
o prepared to furnish BOOTS and SHOES of
Air own manufacture on short notice.
They guarantee satisfaction in every respect,
d from their long experionco in tho business,
.I assured thnt thaxo who onco patronixo thom
ll not full to call again.
Orders solicited, which will bo flilod with
mopiness, and in workmanlike manner,
Shoe Findings
every description on hand and for salo low.
B@r* Terms strictly Cash.
Bult man & Wells,
March ?IO . ' 3m
SUMTER
KEW BOOKS
-AT
Sumter Book Store.
WE are constantly recoiving additions to our
?ck; somooftbo latest, as follows:
Qntcs Ajar,
Hedged In,
l.itilo Women,
Tho Old Fashioned Girl.
Of those uorks tho Bookseller's (luido for
>ril, snyB that tho salo is prodigiously largo,
lounting to noarly 60,000 oopies of euch.
Saturday Night, by -'Brick" Pomoroy.
ho Runs tho World A woy.
Hummer A Rapior, by liston Cook.
Hilt to Hilt. .
Kodas a Ruso is She.
Diary of a .Medical Student, hy Warren.
Tho Roon way Mutch, by Mrs. Henry Wood.
The Lost Will, ??
The Gipsy Daughter.
J'l/ephine. by Gr*oe Aguilar.
The Hidden Path, by Mariou Harland.
Sunny Dunk, M
Phemle'a Tomptotlon, *' *'
Hnrpors' ? Leslie's Illustrated paper?,
Every Suturdny, an English reprint,
Wiiich is hoing published Dickcn's Now Novel,
e Mystery of Edwin Drood.
Kpril 20_A. WHITE A CO.
?LVEHI PLATED WAKE,
JUST RECEIVED
CASTERS, NEW PATTERNS,
BUTTER DISHES, GOBLETS,.CUPS,'
CALL RULLS and various artlolos for
[tIDAli PRESENTS. . ^
Marchi , , 0. T. MASON.'
UNS AND PISTOLS
>K l'A I RED BY AN BXPERIBNCKD
j UK M UN, If loft nt
0, T. 'MASON'S JewelryStore.
ilareb 0
COTTON SHIPPED AND LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE THEREON.
Eichange on New York Sold.
THE S?BSdR?Bti?t ??S JtjST RETURNED J^O>? Hf? SECOND TRl? NORTH AND
now offers to bis trjeiida and tho publio generally A SBOOND SUPPLY OJP*
AS toS STR?Ck THE J??MET WBLEN GOODS WBRB LOW AND BUS?N???S DOLLIN
New York, he flatters himself that he has bought his goods so that he can sell them
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THIS OR ANY OTHER PLACE.
HE DBF?BS COMPETITION. _
HE IS NOW OFFERING THE CHEAPEST AND PRETTIEST ASSORTMENT OF
?RESS ?r001>8
EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN T?t? MARKET, CONSISTING PARTLY OF
BLACK AND COLORED GRENADINES, Lf??O CLOTHS, - - - - from IO to 25cts.
COLORED LAWNS, IF GREAT VARIETY, - - from 12 l-2 to 25cts.
A FINE VARIETY OF COLORED FRENCH MUSLINS, - - , - - - from 25 to 60cts.
TISSUES, BAREGES, &c., &c, &c. Also, a beautiful Line of
WHITE GOODS, of every description,
PARASOLS, FANS AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY.
LACE SETTS, LACE COtLARSj RUFFLES, &c., all of the latest styles.
Special attention of the ladies is called to our DRESS GOODS AND FANCY GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
A lot of Misses' and Childrens' LINEN AND PIQUE READY MADE SUITS.
A Large assortment of
Dots and Sflxoes.
LADIES* PHILADELPHIA SHOES, GENTS' HANDSOWED PHILADELPHIA SHOES,
L ad i es'a nd Misses' Lasting Gaite rs ,.&c.,.&c
GROCERIES, IN EVERY VARIETY.
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Corn, Lard. Canned Goods, Soap, Starch, Candles, &c, &c,
200 BARRELS FLOUR, all grades, just received.
For pretty and cheap goods come to
May 17-lm_; _ J. T. SOLOMON^
J L O T H I?? Gr,
CLOTHS,
Spring Stock.
D. J. WINN, Agent,
IOW has ia Store a Largo and Careful?
ly seleotod Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
?men na GUARANTEES AS RBPRE*
SENTED, SUCH AS
CLOTHING-Fine, Medium and Common,
Cloths end Oasslmores,
Shirts,
Drawers,
Books,
8uspondors,
Gloves and Crarats,
Under Vests,
Fine Lot Tweeds,
Brown Linens, Ac.
hieb he pledges himself to sell lower than any
her house in town for ooah.
April 20_
OPENING OP THE
PRING FASHIONS.
LATEST STYLES OF
lillinery and Fane; Goods,
MRS. M. J. ZERNOW,
SUMTER, 8. C.,
having reoently returned from
Now York, ahnounoea to her
friends and the nubile of Sumter,
and the Adjoining counties, that
sho has opeuod at the above os*
bllshment a
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
Millinery Goods,
Tncludlr.tr all tho LATEST PARISIAN
OVELTIES.
Satisfaction guaranteed aa to tba nrioe and
ality nf Qcoda purohaaed et this establishment
^aa> Orders from the country will receive
oinpt attention.
April ffl_
MILLINERY
: RICfi AND BEAUTIFUL
SELECTION OF
PRING .MILLINERY
ANO FANCY GOODS,
. IN ORBAT VARIETV.
tb* ladlee ar* particularly loVtted to eall and
amine tba many novelties of the season, which
.wot-fitflfo please th* fashiooablo anu^oM of
od usu.
Soods aro muon cheaper, and will be sold os
ry renton ab!? terms-to nit th? Hut**,
lall at tho fashionable Millinery .ctabllabment
MISS B. D. BRITTON.
Iprtl 18.
Georgia Home Insurance Co,,
Incorporated 1859.
Capital $350,000
OF COLUMBUS, GA.
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1870 ........ .....$408,071,42.
PREMIUMS RECEIVED ANO .LOSSES PAID SINCE 1865.
PREMIUMS. 1.03RK3.
Received in 1805-6;.$103,960 63 Paid ib 1865-6.?.$69,880 88
Received lo 1867.UM, 144,881 18 Paid In 1867 . 73,342 12
Reciered in 1868 .;.. 159,663 tl Paid In 1868. 06,283 01
Received in 1869 .i. 220,001 80 Paid in 1869 ..'.. 98,763 17
Caan dividend January 20tb, 1870, $10 per ahare.
Amount Premi?me received nineo organisation of Company.,.,...$1,148,086 30
Amount Dividend? paid elbe* organisation of Company . ?... . 370,000 00
Amount Loisoi paid ?Ince organisation of Company ..... 519,016 17
Polloies Issued ob all kind? of insurable property, and at rates adequate to the hasard.
AzonU at all prominent poluta ia tho Southern Stu tes, to whom'apply, or to
. D. F. WILLCOX, Secretary,
, Columbus, Georgia.
May 11_AA^?njTJv^Agent, Sumter, S. C.
Ci
J. E. SU ARES,
SUMTER FURNITURE
-AND
Chair Ware-Room.s
HAS ON HAND A LA HOB 8TOCK OF jfUR
NITUKi;, for less than ono be obtained In any
Southern merket, saving beth freight end rlek of
breakage by Railroad. With experlenee la tbla
braoeli of buatneai In the City of Oherleaton, for
twenty-five yeera, and hading the advantage* of
the best Manufacturer*, ha la offering Bret ela*?
work of wbloU every erttela sold ie warranted.
The Kock oon*l*U of
Borea, Side Boards. Book One**, Wardrobes
Wasbsteuda, Bureaus, CotUge Setts, What noa
Bxtonslon Tablea
Mahogany,Cnnetnd wood Beat Rooking Chalrt
Mahogany, Caa* aud Wood Beat Sotting Chaire
Cribe, Oradlee
Traudle Bedsteads and Coting* Be J#teade
Every etyle i.nokltig Olaore? und ftleitrasie?.
FIVE HUNDRED PAIR WINDOW SHADES
Jost rcocivod, together willi ? lot of W A lil. PA?
PER AND KOUD BU INO.
Main Street, opposite Expr?s* Office,
UP STAIRS,
SPECTACLES
EV EG b ASS RS a
LORSCHS VATENT IKTEKC1IANADLE
LENSES.
. Oataraet and Colored Laase*, of ?ll Shades.
Marek t 0? T. MASON.
J? E. Suares,
Feb 1%-ti
AND--?.
BUSINESS,
VISITING,
AND WBDDXKQ CABD8,
J* D. CRAIG,
Upholsterer, Manufacturer,
AND DKALER ?N
FURNITURE,
jj^ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS friends
ami patrons (bat be is now prepared to furnUh
them, with
./V Furniture, etc.,
of.?h?:4lSirent STYLES ?nd PATTERNS now
in bia, ile baa now on hand a snpply of
USD ROOM AND COTTAGE SETS,
CANE AN'D WOOD SEAT CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES,
BUREAUS,
CRIBS,
AC, AC.
SAMPLE PLATES (tum tb? best MuiuuVlu
rera of Boslun and Nuw Tork -?will bo ?bowu to
Eu ru h Khars sn ' I any styles preferred, nut on
and, will tic ordered for accommodation ot put'
rons-all of Vhicb will bo suf i u price? to ault
the times.
FURNITURE made to order, lu any style and
at abort not leo.
.ianofnotwrtnjt, Repairing and Upholstery
done promptly, ?ad lb a beat and workmanlike
manner.
Chain reseated With cano and made HS good'ai
aew.
' Pietare Frames of all alzaa, Ros? Wood, Gilt,
?nd plain ru o ul. I In g.?, made to or. 1er, and Look in tr
Glasses ?et in frMiuo-, und for s?le.
FUNERALS promptly ettsn^od ta in Team
?rCeuauy.aad Meuitle, Mahogany, Walaa?.
>r Common Cv?ni, furnished cr uoulrad? at
ihnYt notice. I-V"^
De? 8 . *
PRHP A RBD- ^'B^
ALL8P1ciS??. Cinj[n*^Mac<s-v^QSi?
IC1 wu A 01L' L?rB'I>i'
j^ILLBR'S ALMANAC f?-;M*T^^^
AFFINE S?fclAK ; . '] ; '
TTAViN? BEMOVBD.*1? ??ttto?:?t:???^M
XX. ?ad Republican .Streets, nod thoroughly . 9J
revncd and renoroted aiy Slook, lota offer lo.' ^
my customer* nnd the pnb.i>> generellr, ?a fino,. ,<j?q
AN A SSO RTM BNT; OB^tjELL SELECT Kl) ^
Gr end ral Me d i c i ?e ?rM
. At can be found tu UHs luarkot.-^ ;
ComprUlng most of tho popular . * ;v>tfv;- V /''j*
Patent Med i cilt
HoMdaiUr; ? .' ' ' .. ' ?
Phtlotoken or Female Friend, ?J ^
My it lo or Female Regulutur, ; y
' Jayne'* Kipeotorant, . \"Vv* .-ri
? Jayne's Billa. ' ' vii . . ? ?*
Ayer'e Oberty Pectoral, . \ffl
WUtar'? Balsam Wild. Cherry, . 'rv? -
Hetabfcld'a Br traot Bucbu, . . 7..'
Bi ra moo?' Liver In vigora tor. ;- V ; 'i"
8andford'e Liver Juvigorator, ,*
Hall's Hali" Renewer, '
Han y's Trloopherou?, ?1
Tarrant'? Aperient. ?>
Stafford's O?TO Tar for ooldi, cough? and
loniumption. o . ' "'? '
Mr?. WJnaloVa Soothing Syrup,, .?- >'. . 4
Ruiaell'a. Soothing Cordial, without ano- -:n
lyne, . Wk
Holloway's, Van Don eon'? and- Hurley's fi
.Vorm Candy, with all the Vermifuges, : .
' ,A complote nesortioent offV ' ' - / \>'-' Laen
PERFUMERY, TOOTH BRUSH ES ' AND iii
TOILET ARTICLES. *W
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l choice ar tiela of COLOG N K, of Bar own' IWBU. 'L?
u otu re, which wo can ?ell eltonp-wt lb all other' C ?fl
rtiolos whleb should be found iu ?; . ; ,.; F ' ' H
Well Regulated Drug. Store.' *M
J*n2g-tf 'j. P. W. pBLOrtM^f. .
HEBIClKEtS, CHEMICALS |
Toilet and Paney Artietej?. * jj
1. ANDERSON & CO.. j
Apotaet.'arlea and Cheirrists,
SUMTER, S. C.
Are receiving constantly a full mpply pf Pure,
rug? andChuaiicklsl and a well ??ole?te I itoo-W
r Fancy Artiolos and Perfumery. ? "
ALSO- ^
A great variety ofT??Hi.t fionna,
Extract* far. the iianukoi chief, ,.? '
Fine Ciitngues, B'?rulgn nnd Domcatie, ? i
Surgical Instrument*. ThifiW, Ap. './
All Medialaos warranted genuine and of /tba
fry best quality. ' 'l
PIlYsrCTAVS PRESCRIPTIONS.!Ct\r?fully ,.
impounded night ur day. To be fourni nt ni^ht
the rosldenio of Mr. Anderxoi? 4in .\i?ii|i ,J>t.
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GROCERIES.
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Tiffi ONLY STRICTLY S|
frc ry and Liquor Itoitvo J
IN TOWN I
I VU? H N D E ft S I G ,N E D , have lo 9
L call tho ntteiill-wi of hin friulidit und ti.o . B
hilo generally to lila ?
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STOCK OK d
oavy and Fancy Groceries
bi?ih be bfferataw for' CASU ONLY. ;
^-'Su AU article? worran ted as recoainicnd?>d {
f?r Pure Modlflinal 1.ojin.it* kept constantly A
haul.
J. II. E DER HAUT. $
April 13 - '.; ' ;
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. ilcrKiffiu d in (ho prn< lien of l.ftw HOI: e<(nirv,
tfvir 1 he name ut R(r;liAUDRON A M(n>W, 4
I beor? diiriulvod by nitf i?iil'cX^iHMH. ' f\
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