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N?TIGE Of SILE OF UEO PROPERTY Under Sec. 1444, 5, 6 and 7 of the Re? vised Statutes of South Carolina. NOTICE is hereby given that the property below . mentioned and referred to, will be offered for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, at the Atlantic Coast Lina freight depot, in tba city of Sumter, South Carolina, all of the same baying been in the possession of said Railroad Company for more than six months past, the exact times when left not being koowa ; the ?ale will commence at ?0 o'clock in the morning of November (12th) twelfth, A. D 1901,. and. will coatioue, from day to day if necessary, until the sale ie completed. Purchasers will be .required to remove, property as soon as purchased. The following are the articles : - Articles. 1 Rocking Cair, 2 Buckets Candy, I Box Bottles, 1 " Canned Beass, 1 " Butter Jars, . 1 Bundle Boggy Spokes, 1 Sack Coffee, 1 Bundles Clothing, I Sack Peanuts, 1 1 Gal Earthen Jug, 1 Box Glass Measure and Faucet, 2 Crate Strawberry Baskets, 1 Box Cotton Picker fixtures, 1 Box Tin Hole Diggers, 1 Bundle Lathes, 1 Bundle Moulding, 2 Empty Kegs, 1 Box Advertising Matter, 1 Box Clothing and Pictures, 1 Old Valise, 1 Iron Spider, 2 Box Gr?ve Stose, 4 Pieces 2 inch Iron Pipe, 1 Piece 4 iocb Iroo Pipe, 2 Pieces f inch Iron Pipe, 3 Iroo Pulleys, 1 Bundle (6) Large Screws, 5 Barrels Kloor, 2 Bundles Chair Seats, 4 1 Gal Earthen Jugs, 1 Bundle (4 pieces) ? inch Iron Pipe, ' 2 Bsd End3, 1 Box Insulators, 1 Box Drugs, 1 Barrel Molasses, 1 Bondie Bed Parts, 1 Bundle Bed Ends, 1 Bundle Bed Slats, 1 Box Empty Cracker Tins, 1 Bundle Window Glass Frames, 1 Box Frnit Jars, 1 Box Wagon Cnaios and Fixtures, 1 Table 2 Box Glass 1 Sack Lint Cotton, 3 Bundle Cast Steei Plow Points, ? Cast Iroo Plow Wings, 2 Piece Cast Iron Drain Pipe, I Bundle Wagon Rims, II Bundles Cotton Ties, 1 Bundie Bed Rail, ?3 Pieces Terra Cotta Drain Pipe, 2 Iron Lo? Dog3, 1 Bundle Plow Handles, 2 Box Advertising Matter, 1 Box (2) Earthen Pitchers, 4 Boxes Twine, . 2 Pieces 3 inch Iron Pipe, A Bundles Iron Pipe, 1 Roll Wrapping Paper, 1 Empty Eeg, 3 Piano Stool. 1 Bundle Stove Casting, 3 Single Tree 2 Empty Jacket Can, 1 Oki Wood Lathe, 1 Box Marble, 1 3uodie Calico, 2 Bundies Cotton Goods, 1 Crate Grave Stone, 1 Box Empty Bottles, 2 Barrel Molasses, ?1 B?ndle Fruit Baskets, 2 Bundle 5 Bed Ends, 2 Cetioo Pieker Seat and Pole? C 2 Sew Syrup Barrel, 1 Valise Clothing, 2 Bria. Grain, 2 Sx Grain, 1 Bandle Plow Wings, 1 Got, 2 Pair Leather Reins, 3 Spiders, 1 3am Boiler, 1 Pair Wfcff?e Irons, 2 Bundles Frnit Backets, 2 Bales Sugar Bgn, 3 Bri H H. G., 1 Cask Plunder, 1 New Keg, 1 Package Canvass and Wood, 1 Box H H. G., 1 Bundle Rope, 1 Piece Machinery on board, 3 Buddies, 4 Pots, 2 Tea Kettles, 1 Box Rollers and Hangers, 1 Stove Sheef, 1 Iron Box, 1 Waeb Stand Frame, 2 Bundles 4 Rockiag Chairs, 1 Crate School Desk Seats, 1 Barrel Plaster Paris, 1 Old Door, 1 Box Spokes, I Packe ge Slats, 1 Sideboard Top, i Box G Seed, 3 Boxes Glass, 1 Iroo Pulley, Ung, 1 Axle Arm, 2 Barrel Floor, 1 Boodle Wire Ties, 2 Boodle 21ron Rods, 1 Bundie Chair Stocks, 1 Bondie 2 Chairs, 3 Bales Sogar Bagging. 1 Piece Stove Casting, 2C B-iles Bay, 1 Featber Bed, 2 Barrels Ftour, 2 Crates Mt Bottles, 1 Sack Fertiliser, 3 Sacks Flour, 2 Sacka Meal, 7 Sack Salt, ?2 Boxes Salt, 2 Barrel Salt, 5 Sog Pots, 4 Sacks Grist, 1 Plow Casting, 2 Boxes Paper Tray?, 1 Pair Dog Irons, -9 Pair Dog Irons, 1 Plow Stand, 1 Plow Wing, 2 Pulley, 2 Sack Wire, 1 Bundle Plow Casting, 1 Box Rat Trap!, 13 Wash Boards, 1 Cotton Plow Stand, 1 Barrel Fertiliser, 2 Kegt Dry Paint, 1 Box Lamo. Chimneys, 1 Barrel H."H. G., I Keg Nails, ? Barrel Vinegar, 1 Coi, 1 Mt. Rifle Case, , ; 1 Crate Sideboard Tops, 1 Box bolder and Advertising Matter, 2 Barrels Floor, 1 Barrel.Rte?, 1 Bundle Bed Sods and Rails, 2 Cases Canned Goods, 1 Box Tob?ceo, 2 Boxes. E..3,.Goods, 1 Cook Stove and Base, Marked. No mark. Destination. C. T Mason, W. C. Ivy, No mark. Samter. D. W. Alderman & A J. Coins, No ozark. Sons Co, Alcolu. Sumter. M. C. Kavanangb, P. B Sanders, No mark. W. B. Burns, No mark. A. B., No mark. Schwartz Bros, No mark. T. Mason, Jr. No mark. D. E. Shaw, J. E. B , No mark. A. Belitzer, No mark. T. C. Scaffe, No Mark. B, No mark. Il il W. Bros & Co, No mark. L. 0. M., RM BUeo Jul lian, Eilen Ju?ian, Sumter. Sumter. Sumter. Sumter. Sumter. Sumter. Sumter. ?Ileo A rucies. 2 Bandies Beddiug, ? BuDdie Piow HttudhSj ? Sack Peanuts i Sack Potatoes, 3 Wasb Pots, 1 Cook Poi, 1 Ham Boiler, 24 Sacks Flour, 1 Package W ?ackets, 10 Bundle.* Fruit Baskets, 3 Wagon Bolsters, ^5 Box bastard, 2 Sa<29 Collars. 1 Box Ir o, 1 Package 5 Boxea Caody, 1 Boodle 6 Piicbforks, 1 Bondie 6 Galloo Iroo Toba, 1 Box. Twine, v 4 Piow flaoodles,. 1 Package Blinds, 1 Boodle Bad Ends aod Rails, I Box Tobacco, 1 Pot, 1 Case Shoes, 1 FurDace Door, 1 Boodie 2 Chairs, ? 2 Iroo Rods, 4 Boxes Crackers, 1 Bondie Plow Castiogs, 1 Sideboard, 1 Package Sbow Cards, 1 Bag Fertilizer, 1 Box H. H G., 1 Sack Feed, 1 Wash StaDd, 2 Packages 12 W. Bocket3, 3 Plow Bandies, 7 Boodles Cottoo Ties, 21 Plow Castings, 1 Plow Beam, 1 Package Paper Trays, 5 Bed Eods, 4 Bundles* Bed Rails, 1 Iroo Pulley io Hanger, 2 B-irrels Brae, 1 BDX Advertising Mailer, i Box Gordeo Seed, 1 Box Drugs, 1 Bundle Bsa Rails, 2 Hocltioz Chairs, 1 Crate Empty Beni?-?, 1 Box Advertising Matter, 1 Case Fruit Jar?, 1 Box Jar Caps, 1 Ca<e Advertising Matter, 1 Package Advertising Matter, 1 Package Paper, 1 Bag Floor, 1 Package Rat Trap3, 1 Piow Stand, 7 Bandies Paper Bags, 1 Bundle 2 Rockers, 1 Pair Shafts, 1 Box Twine. 1 Bondie Brooms, 1 Package Glass, 1 Coil Rope, 7 Bundles Plow Steel, 1 Bundle Piow Stande, 6 Chain Wbee.s, 1 Cog Wfceel, 6 Doors, 1 Sack Grist, 1 Sack Grist, 3 Packages 10 Caddies Tobacco, 2 JoiDt8 Stove Pipe, 1 Sick Grist, 2 Sacks Meal, 1 Box C*ody, 5 Sacks Meal, 17 Oveo Lids, 1 Casting, 2 Sacks Cottoo Seed, 6 Sacks Cotton Seed, 1 Box H. H Goods, 2 Tubs, 1 Bundle Tools, 5 Packages Cotion Pickers, 3 Boodles Bedstead, 1 D Holder, 1 Crate Oil Stove, ? Bbl Cider, $ Bbl Viogar, 1 Box Glass, 1 Crate Stone, 1 Keg Whiskey, 2 Pails Preserves, 1 Keg Qi?er, 1 Package Picture Frames, I Barrel B Jars, 1 Box Zinc, 1 Box Books, 4 Cases Canned Goods, 3 D Holders, 1 Box Books, I Package Books, ... 1 Sack C?.CO Nuts, 1 Box Books, ? Barrel Yisegar, 1 Box Books, 2 Barrels Vioegar, 1 Can O?, 1 Box St?!jr, 1 Package Sash Frames, 2 Boodles Cher ns, 1 Bundle Churos, 1 Box Books, 1 Gio Brash, 1 Crate Pictures, 1 Case Mineral Water, 6 Cases Washing Tea, 10 Bundles Iroo Hoops, 1 Wheel Barrow, 1 Bag Pots 1 Crate Stone, 1 Package Blinds, 1 Express Wagoe, 1 Box Hats, 1 Box Books, 6 2 Galion Cborns, 6 1 Gallon Cborns, 1 Mt Coop, 1 Bondie Paper, 1 Case Advertising Matter, 1 Box Clothing, 1 Piece Casting, 1 Barrel Dry Fruit, 2 Crates Oil Cans, 1 Box Books, 2 Crates Stones, 1 Bag Peas, 1 Distributor, 1 Barrel Starch, 2 Bags Graes, 1 Box Electric Material, 2 Iron Folley?, 1 Box Bocks, 1 Box GI'.88. 3 Pa C oseta, 1 Box Books, 6 Packages Charts, 6 Packages Cbarts, 1 Box Machinery, 2 Buodles Old Bagging, 4 Roll Iron, 1 Tobacco Screw, Soltb & Hcgat, 2 Pa Cbarts, 1 Pa Books, 1 Pa Maps, S K Jeffords, 2 Pa Charts, 1 Pa Booke, 1 Pa Mapa, L L Grey, 3 Pa Cbarts, 1 Pa Books, 1 Pa Mani?, S W P DnBose, 1 Cao Oil, A D StitiR, 1 Keg S Ware, J A Du Bose, 2 Boxes Drags, R-H Pate. . 2 Pa Charts, i Pa Books, 1 Pa Maps, W P Carter, 1 Pa Cbarts, 1 Pa Books, 1 Pa MapB, J A Kelly, MarkeJ. Juiliao, No mark. Destination. Sumter. No m^rk. No mark. S ? Co. No mark, t. ii Hattie Nelson, P. K M. No mark. Mistrat Bros. No mark. Sumter. Sumter. 1 Boodle Plows, 1 Box Tobacco, 1 Boodle Sudans, 1 Bbl S Pork, i Bbl P Feet, 2 Cs S Meat, i Cs Cd Meat, 1 Valise, 1 Box Bangers, . 1 Tru nk personal Effects, 1 Boodie P Paper. 1 Box Paint, 1 Pkg Adv.MaUer, 1 Package Dynamite Fose, 2 Bozv.3 Grave Stones, I Box, , 12 Packages Kitchen Safes, 8 Boxes Drugs, 1 Barrel Vinegar, 2 Cases B Glass, 1 Box Soap, 1 Case Advertising Matter, 1 Box C Bags, 1 Package 2 Boxes P Tobacco, 1 Box Paint, 4 Packages Charta, 1 Package Bonks, 1 Package. Maps, 1 Pcckage Cbarts, 1 Package Maps, 1 Package Books, Greerj, Sumter Donne, . Sumter Morrisey, Sumter. Crocket, Sumter Neal rlayneswortb, Sumter. S, Sumter. Y Bros & B , Sumter. H. fi S , Sumter. Evans Bros, Sumter Agent, Sumter. Agent, Sumter. Schwerin & Co, Sumter. Agent, Sumter W Bros & Co, Sumter. J Ryttenoerg?c Sons, Sumter. No mark. tc lt Marked A. Marked A No mark. L. C , No mark. J. M. No mark, ti ?t Witherspoon Bros & Co Sumter. A S. Jackson, Sumter'. Z J Jacksoo, Sumter. Sam Liwlin, Sumter. Rebecca Nelsoo, Sumter. T. B McPborsoB, Sumter. C. T. Mason, Sumter Hattie Nelson, Sumter. Mrs McLeod, . . Sumter. J W. Washington! Sumter. Mrs A. Miller, Sumter. A. F. Baldosia, Sumter O If. J D. Williams, Samter. O N. J. E. Jervey, Sumter. O; N J. fi. Jervey, Snmter. Petty's Polrsn Co, Samter, A J. Roe, Samter. K R. Morrell, Samter. ?. J!.., S ; Jervey, Sam ter. J M. Reames, Samter. Geo W. Murray, Sumter. M. M B Singleton, Sumter. O? N. J. W Rhame, Sumter, Mrs M. A. Horst, . Sumter. First National Bank, Sumter. Ducker & Baltmao, Sumter. J. G. White. Carolina Fiber Co, Sumter, SC. J E Bronson, Samter, SO. T B Kennedy, Samter, SC. T B Kennedy, Sumter, SC. Prof R M Jones, Samter, SC. O N Moses Lanson.Sumter, SC. Mrs Jannett Witherspoon, Sumter, SO. Henry Williams, Provideoce, SO. Marshall & Co, Sumter, SO. Iron Bell Metal Co, Samter, SC J H Jones, Sumter, SC. J H Jones, Samter, SC D B Anderson, Samter, SC. J E Bronson, Samter, &C E W A Bnitmao, Samter, SC. J W Brown, Samter, SC F E Cooper, Samter, SC Carson & Co, Sumter, SC Car3on & Co, Samter, SC Arcb:e China, Sumter, SU. Charles Coong, Samter, SC. E B Colclough, Samter, SC. Mrs C Walters, Samter, SC T W Searle, Sumter, SC A L Payne, Snm;er, SC Schwerin & Co, ?. umter, SO Southern Supply Co, Samter, SC. WPSmit?, Sumter, SC. Harts Dukes, Samter, SJ H L Galloway, Mannin,?, .? E D Meodenball, Manninj;, " W. P Emanuel, Manning, " O N Manning Oil Works, Manning, " J D Alsbrock, Manning " J A Smith, Manning, " S R Epp3, Manning, ,! E D Hodge, Manning, lt J E Bass, Hart8ville, " JE Miller. Hartsville, " JSWoite, Hartsville, 44 O N Northern & Hagood, Lamar, " Lamar, " Lamar, " Lamar, " Lamar, " Lamar, " Lamar, ' Lamar, " Lamar, " Lamar, " Lamar, " Darlington Darliogton. J W S, H Barr, 0 N J 0 A Maon, ct Obarlie Cmith, ON Evans, H L Brown, No mark, Geo ? Rankin, F Thomson, D A McHanta, Mack Cony era, No mark, P A Boswell, Theo Brown, J H Wilson, J B Tra wick, J L Martie, D F Horne, A J Roper, No mark. Darlington Darliogton. Darlington Darlington. Wilson's Mill. Wilsoo's Mill. Lanes, SC Lucknow. Eutawville. Eatawvllle. Eutawville. Orangebarg. Orangebarg. Orangeborg. Orangebarg. Orangebarg. Orangebarg. Orangeburg. Articles Marked. Dastination. 1 Sack E Jags, H II Murphy, Orangeborg. 12 Sacks Swans DOWD Flour, No mark. 1 Bundle Bedding, li " 2 Boxes H H Goods, ?' 14 1 Bdle Seats, 2 Bdls Bed Ends, 1 Boodle R*ils, C Williiauie, Darlington. 5 Sacks Meal, Agecr, Darliogton. 1 Spring, C Williams, Darlington 1 Bu Implements, ORA, Darlington 17 P.eces B Floee, No mark. 1 Barrel Molasses, No mark. 2 BundleB N*td Pipe, " .? 5 Rolls T Paper, " . 11 1 Bag P Nats, .? " 1 Range aod Shelf and Bck-3 pkgs, ?. " 3 Bills, 2 Rails, " " 1 Bag Books, y M.ss S Hajnes, Mayegvilte, SC. 4 G Monumente, ? WP Smitb, Mayesville. 2 Baskets ODIOUS, W B Smith, Mayesville. 2 Sacks Cotton Seed, J GO Cae tv, Mayesville 1 Crate Farnitare, No anrk, Mayesville. 2 Bundies Plow Castings, Over Freight, Mayesville. 2 Plow Irons, ?. " Mayesville. 2 Bandier Plow Castings, No mark. Timmonsville. 1 Crate Wood, D H Trexler, TimmonsTille. 1 Crate Child's Wagoos, Buggins Bros, Timmonsville 1 Keg Cider, O N L J Rollins, Timmonsville. 1 Boodle Wood, O N B J Whitker, Timmonsville. 1 Box C'gars, D fl Trexler, Timmonsville 1 Case flams, O N Summers Gro Co, Timmonaviile. 1 Box H H Goods, W P Robertson, Timmonsville. 1 Box Drugs, J W King, Timmonsville 1 Bandle Plow Castings, J J Sollaman, Timmonsville. 1 Bundle Wheels, Huggins Bros, Timmonsville 1 Crate Qesk, J F Fisher, Timmonsville. I Tobacco Harvester, W Dauhty, /Tiramonsv'lie. 1 Package Paper, Jacole, Timmonsville. 1 Distriouior, S S Berger, Timmonsville 1 Barrel Glassware, C Anderson, Timmonsville. 1 Barrel Twioe, C Anderson, Timmonsville 1 Sewicg Machine, El a Owens, 0:aDgeburg. 1 Barrel Vinegar, TAS Dioble, Orangebarg 1 Sewing Machine, G W Hanston, Orangeburg 1 Iron K Stove, A C i-igon, Orangeburg 1 Package Pots, H H Murpoy, Orangeburg. 1 Box Loaded Shell3, . Butler Bros, Orangeborg 1 Box G Seed, No icark, Beocettsville. 1 Double Tree, " Bennettsville. 1 Bundee 2 Rods, li " Bennettsville. 3 Cases Stoves, " " E?oree. 1 Beater, " " E?oree. 3 0!dDocis, <: " E?oree. 5 Old Sasn, " " El ?oree. 2 Sewing Machines, ONIE Baker, St Csari^s. 1 Sick iJoal, NJ mark, (Sent from Pinewood, SC.) 1 Wbsh Stand, E Miiedgeville, " " 1 Package Wall Paper, Jno fl Knight, B?noetisviile, ?C < Iren Pulleys, B Mfg Co, Bennettsville, " I 1 Wagor, J T Newby, Beonettsville,' " I 2 ? Barret Lnb Oil, J L Moore, Bennettsville, " 7 Bicycle?, 1 S Case, O N W L Diaery, Bencefsvilie, " 1 Keg C.der, O N C B Hubbard, Bennettsville, " 1 Crate S Machines, O N G W Rogers, Bennettsville, " 1 Crate Deik, Nathan Tams, Bennettsville, " 1 Box Books, McLeod & Co, Bennettsville, 11 1 Crate Sewing Machine, O N McDonald, Bennettsville, 11 1 Bicycle, ON WL Dimery, Bencettsvi le, " 1 Barrel Oil, 1 Box IroD, No mark. 1 Barrel Sweeps, M " 1 Piece Pipe and Valve, .? " 1 Bundle Hangerd, " " 2 Pulleys and Shafts, " " 2 Pieces Plow Fixture, " " 1 Box Steel Skeins, " " 1 Crate Maps, " u 5 Barrels Cement, " " 2 Pieces Piping, " " 2 Wood Handle?, " " 2 Seats, 1 Pulley, " " 1 Bondie Stove Casting. " " 1 Boodle Weights, 1 BJX Staty, 11 .? 1 Ro'l Baggiogl 1 Roll F Roofg, " " 1 Box Boutes, 1 Barrel Bottles, " " 1 Box Tin, 1 Barret Paint, " " 1 Bondie Hopper and Scoops, " u 3 Mty I Tubes, " " I I Pniley, " " 1 Cotton Planter, " " 1 Bundle Gin Ribs, " " i Keg Gin Ribs, " " 1 Bundle H H Goods, L B Boyd, Florence,* SC. 1 Bag Floor, No mark. I Barrel Castings, " " II Wheel, 1 Crate Table Leaves, " " 1 Crate Baggy, " " 1 Boodle Chair Rockers, G. D Bray, Florence, SC. 1 Bondie Shafts No mark. 1 Fender, 1 Bed End, " 11 1 Box Rods, " " 1 Box Merchandise, " . ." 1 Box, P Bios, Florence, u 1 Box, W Jacksoo, - Floreoce, " 1 Boodle Boiler Floes, B Mcb Wks, Bennettsville, " 1 Farm Wagon, J W Williams, Bennettsville, " 7 Coils Wire, E I? Moore. Bennettsvil.e, " 1 Bevel Wheel, Meckleaberg I Wks, Bennettsville, " 1 Trunk Samples, R C Hudson, Bennettsville, 11 1 Bol Castings, 1 Bdl Plow Han? dles, 1 Package Plows, J R Townsend, Bennettsville, 1 2 Cases G Seed, 1 Box G Seed, R L Kirkwood, Bennettsville, " 1 Bundle P Frames, Exce sior Port Co, Bennettsville, ' 1 Bundle I Chains, Cuyler Mobler, Beonettevtlle, " 1 Bundi? Wire, A B Carlisle, Bennettsville, .* 1 Box Advertisements, C T Sberri?l, Benoetrsvi'ie, " 1 Plow Share, R C Commander, Florence, " 1 Truck Mty, Agent ACL, Florence, " 1 Crate Furniture, M B Becker, Florence, " 1 Pair Shafts, J Stackbouse, Florence, " 1 Bu o ?le C Wagons, R C Sorecce, Florence, " 1 Box School Supplies, W B Daroy, Florence, ?? 1 Box Glass, No mark, Florence, " 1 Bundle C LiniDg, " (i Florene?, " 1 Box Dry Goods, J L Barringer, Florence, " 6 Bundles Plow Castings, No mark. 1 Boodle 2 Tea Kettles, " " 1 Gin Brush, " " 1 Egg Tester, 1 Wagon Pole, " u 1 Box Books, " " 2 Botes H H Goods, " " 1 Sack Plaster, t4 1 Box L Polish, 1 Box Castings, ' " " 1 Wash Board, " " 1 Box Candy. 1 Barrel Table Salt, " " 1 Box Coffee Mills, H B Rose. 1 Electric Light Globe, No mark. 1 Box Patent Medicine, " " 1 Box Papers, " " 1 Piece Casting, W M Rurel. 1 Bundle 2 Jack Screw?, No mark. 1 Mower Blade, " u 3 Kegs SDikes, P * I. Fergerson. " 1 Barrel Spikes, P & I, Fergerson, ?: 2 Bsd Rails, 1 Chart, JLZ?igler, Loee Star, 11 1 Package Maps, JLZ?igler, Lone Star, " 1 Bicycle. ON W J Jones, Bishopville, " 1 Barrel Vinegar, O N J L Green, B.shopville, " 1 Box Measures, O N J L Green, Bishopville, *'. 1 Barrel G Ware,. J F.Jennings, Bishopville, " 1 Feed Cutler Body and Wheal, O N J W Marshall, Bishopville, 1 Crate Sewing Machines, N N W H Rowell, Bishopville, iS 1 Casting,. . J M Spears, Bishopville, 11 2 Incubators, 2 Brooders, ON AP Wilson, Bishopville, M 1 Iron Safe, 1 Bag Grits, B F Moore, Lester, " 4 Mty Refg Chests, S L I nab nett, Denmark, V 1 Box .Siga, C L Bormoit & Co, Florene*, " 3 Pa fables, . RD Bray, Florence, 1 Crate Furniture, C D Bray, Floreoce, 1 Case Paper, O N Times Co, Florence, 11 1 Mty Trunk, W G Pulliam, F C A, Florence, *? 1 Bundle Bed Ends and 1 Bdl Rails, Annie Plumply, Floret ee, 6 Buudle Bed Rails, D McLendon, Florence, " 2 Cans Oil, W J McCown, Florence, 10 Boxes P Tobacco, G McCowo k Co, Florence, " 1 Box Hardware, O N A J Johoton, Florence, " 1 Box Clothing, H Harby, Florence, " 3 C Bkg Powder, V M Hunnes, Florence, ,l 1 Barrel Bkg Powder. V M Hunnes, Florence, u 1 Sewing Machine, E Gregg, Florence, '? 5 Rolls Paper, E Paper Co, Florence, " ATLANTIC COAST LUE RAILROAD COMPANY, C. G. ROWLAND, Agent. Sumter, S. C., October 16,1901. The Good Roads Special A train of twelve cars, to be known as "The Good Roads Special," is to be sent out from Washington on the lines of the Southern Railroad about November 1 to stop at ten or twelve of the chief ciites reached by the system and aid organizing good roads associations. The tour will end about January 1, and will include the follow? ing municipalities: Danville, "Va, October 29: Raleigh, N. C., November 7, and 8: Asheville, N. C., November 12 and 13; Columbia, S. C., November 18 and 19; Greenville, S. C., November 20 to 23: Atlanta, Ga., November 25 to 29; Birmingham, Ala., November 30 to December 4 ; Montgomery, Ala, December 5 to 10 : Mobile, Ala, Decem? ber ll to 14; Chattanooga, Tenn., November 16 to 19: Knoxville, Tenn., December 22. This itinerary is sub? ject to change-possibly in the substi? tution of either Greensboro or Salis? bury, N. C., for Raleigh or Asheville -but will otherwise be fulfilled prac? tically as given. The train will carry a full equipment of road-making ma? chinery and a party of eighteen per? sons, all skilled in the manufacture of good dirt and macadam roads. It is the third such train to be organized through the efforts of the National Good Roads Association-one having been sent along the route of the Illi? nois Central from April to July, and z. second having traversed the district between Chicago and Buffalo along the routes of the Lake Shore route and the New York Central. Everywhere the meetings have been widely attend? ed and have produced permanent or? ganizations determined to better the countrv roads of the section concern? ed. The tour of the South is largely the outcome of the convention of "good roads workers held at the Pan-Ameri? can Exposition from September 16 to September 21. The delegates who at? tended that meeting represented over 110,000 members of the national asso? ciation, forty States and four foreign countries and letters were received from over 6,000 persons who favored the good roads movement. The- South? ern Railroad sent delegates on the ground that 99 per cent pf all agricul? tural products intended for rail ship? ment must be carted to the railroads over ordinary dirt roads. From the organization of the system President Spencer, of the Southern has been a consistent advocate of improved wagon ways throughout all the country traversed by Southern tracks. Mr. Martin Dodge, director of the office of public road inquiries in the agricultural department, and M. O. Eldridge his assistant with Mr. W. H. Moore, president of ihe National Goods Association, will have charge of the "good roads special.'' Under their direction fourteen road experts. Mr. R. W. Richardson, secretary of the National Association, and several clerks, will undertake to organize in each of the cities named a perma? nent good roads association. To this end they will confer with the mayor and city council of each city and the officers of its commercial organizations, arrange that a suitable ' hall shall be hired and obtain the use of ten or twelve teams, as many men and a sufficient supply of crushed stone to construct a length of good road as a sample. When the train arrives the engineers will begin at once to build about a mile of dirt road with the teams, men and materials furnished by the locality. They will then surface or macadamize as much of that road as their time will permit. When the* practicability of the movement has been thus manifested the mayor and commercial organizations will unite in a call for a public meeting to or? ganize an associa tion. In some cities on the two other routes these meetings have been attended by from 4,000 to 6,000 persms, representing a district 100 miles -square. The view given them of roads in the course of con? struction the demonstration that good, roads can Dc easily provided for the funds now spent on poor roads, and the co-operation of the many com? mercial interests represented at these public meetings have never failed to stimulate a most profitable interest in the movement.-Washington Star. . The financial public has become ac? customed to unfavorable annual re? ports of industrial companies. In re? gard to the American Bicycle Com? pany, there was, moreover, no expecta? tion of favorable results. The show? ing made by that corporation for the year ending August 1 serves, how? ever, to indicate how completely the "boom" which a few years ago reign? ed in the bicycle manufacturing trade has collapsed. The company in ques? tion was a combination of bicycle manufacturing plants formed at a time when the craze in that connec? tion had by no means subsided and when high prices for the product en? abled the promoters of the enterprise to capitalize it at extravagantly high figures. The figures of the statement show that during the year just ended the net profits were but 8850,000, as against 8855,000 in the ten months ending Auust 1, 1900, while the sur? plus of the company is given as $956, - 000, against 81,968,000 last year, there? by indicating a decrease of over$l, 000,000. It may be stated that the management has with great propriety entered on a policy of concentration, involving the abandonment of unprofit? able factories, while the facilities of the company are being largely devoted to the manufacture of automobiles, thus affording . a prospect of more profitable results in the future. Bradstreets. Mexico City, Qct. 17.-The president has nominated as minister extraordi? nary to the British court Alfonso Lan? caster Jones, who is a descendant of a Welsh family and familiar with the English language. Minister Jones is a lawyer of distinction and professor of international law and a close per? sonal friend of the president. A Beep Mystery. It is a mystery why womeu endure Back? ache Headache, Nervousness. Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy Spells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitters nill quickly euro such troubles- *4I suffered forye8rs with -kidney trouble," writes Mrs. Phebe Cheney, of Peterson, Ia., "and a lame back pained me so I could not dress myself, but Klecrric Bitters wholly cured me, and, although 73 years old, J now am able to do all my housework." It overcomes constipation,, improves appetite, gives .perfect health. Only 5QC at J J H' DeLcrme's drag store. 3