The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, September 06, 1871, Image 3
Sumter Watchman.
??ENDAY, SEPT'ER 6
tX?ON - - BUSINESS MANA6ER
The ladies of the Baptist Church
re another Ice Cream and Musi/
itertainiuent, at Fursteuburg'c
HS da;, afternoon aod'-erening.
We present to day, a variety ol
>re, New York and other adver?
bs, to which we invite the atteo
our readers. All advertise
)Biitted wilt receive their regular
of insertions.
uer Fire Kofftae Company.
regular monthly meeting will
lace at the usual hour, this even
Seed Cotton*
said the tr&ffio io this article
5n resumed, aud promisee to be
ively. The planters' fields will
se suffer, and some who plnut DO
rill harvest the largest crops.
Ber. Dr. Howe*
venerable aod sifted minister
red two admirable discourses io
jresbyterian church ot this pince un
last. He has given many Jorg
;ful years of his life to the duties
)rofessorship io the Theological
try at Columbia, and has contribu,
small share io establishing oo ao
fie basis the acknowledged reputa*
that "School of the Prophets."
)sfs of many winters are upon
they have in DO way impaired
ig?- of bis intellect, and he
t -day, with graces ripeued
long experience, a polished
io the church, aod a living
it ion of the power aud beauty of
led learning
An Outlaw Killed.
ihingtoti Dullard, a negro outlaw,
lied a lew nights since in Claren
iThere were several warrants ?ut
tr bini; but he had successfully
arrest, iu one instance chokio.
[.justice, and in unotht r levelling a
barrel ??un at the officer who tried
him and who thereupon backed
allowed iiitu to escape. Ile ihsaid
been Ku Kluzed by his own co or,
rty htirroundin^ h ?3 house, and be
gd upon by him, it is rumored.
ie damage to the assailants -
Mi made a dash foT the Woods > nd
rd Upon aud killed. Ue was a bi ol li
?tuReed,recent 1} killed byconaia
;cks, and heand his brother wvie
tout Clarendon. They were tun
there aud came to this county
[they continued their courte ot
indi the country became too hot
Itu. liol h are now dead.
ire it Southern Plano Manuf ac?
tory.
refer with special pleasure to the
lisement of the Great Southern
Manufactory of Messrs. WM
IE k Co. of Ballimore. Thia
is now one of tiie largest io the
it is a magnificent five story
ire, (rooting au eotire block OD
St., sod covering, together vi th
imber Yards attached, some two
ie-half actes of ground. Three
ld nod fifty mea are constantly
red turning out forty instruments
lek The Knabe Piano has by
leriority uot ouly well uigh driveD
)f Northen manufacture from the
larket, but also enjoys a large sale
iw York, Philadelphia aod
;hout the entire North aod West,
their largely increased Southern
most talented musicians of tbe
jboth amateur aod professional,
to their superiority, aud wherever
ted they have never failed to carry
highest awards over all competi
lariDg received DO less that. 65
remiums. Among the premiums
id last season, we mention those
fairs at New Orlenos, Jackson,
Memphis, Wilmington. N. C.,
lood, Va., Macon. Qa., tte.
durability we would specially
ieod them, as being made io a
iro City, with special view to the
[changes of a Southero climate.
Irther information apply at this
mt To Batidera and Contra e
tora.
irn from oar Charleston exchange* that
TUA LE, the well-known manufacturer of j
thee. Blind?, dc, ba? citabligbed a
8.'20 Hay ne street, wh. re be keeps
on Sand not only all artieles from bis
.nufactury, but also every variety of
hardware. French aod American window
itb plain aod ornamental, ?late mantels,
abort, eyeryLjbiaa; aeceeusary *o A o isa
Jtnelj a residence, a store, or a ebarch,
|RBO?LAB MON THLY <"OMMfJNfCA.
>N OF CLAKB* ONT LOI't??. NO ?4,
M.*. wHIbe heM ?TI Thursday evening,
>2*. 187l,at7o*rfoc*.
ry order of
T. V. WALSH, W.-. M.*.
WILLIS. Secretary.
?6;:W\ _
Jjfinsman ?f Howell\
tors and Commission
Merchants,
%erai'Advances made on
yon and Naval Stores.
Charleston^ S. C.
JUST RBCBZVE9
-AT
SUMTER BOOK STORE.
HANDSOME assortment of
BIBLES AND EPISCOPAL PRATES BOOKS.
ALSO
A 8opply of BLANE BOOKS, WRITING
PAPER. INK, Ac.
Aug 30-_ tf
The Sumter Female Institute,
THE NEXT REGULAR SESSION
of tb? SUMTER FEMALE INSTI?
TUTE,, will bogia SEPTEMBER
14th, 1871.
Terms unchanged.
L. A. BROWNE.
E. E. COOPER.
Aug 23-41_
St. Joseph's Academy.
THE EXERCISES OP THIS FIRST CLASS]
INSTITUTE, will be returned on thc first |
Monday in September.
A prompt attendance *s requested, ia order to I
faeiiitate the progress and arrangement of the j
classes.
For particulars apply to tba Superioress of
St. Joseph's Academy, Sumter, 8. C., or to the
Superioress of the Sisters of Morey, Charleston,
S. C.
A cg 23-2t_
DAVIDSON COLLEGE, N. C?
ITS NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN SEPTEM?
BER 28, 1871.
Annual Collegiate expenses, from $200 to $235. j
For catalogue, or other information, apply to J
REV. CHARLES PHILLIPS. D. D,
Clerk of Faculty,
Daridson College, N. C.
Ang9-_
TO ABRIVE
BETWEEN THE FIRST AND 7tb
of SEPTEMBER a lot of STOCK con-'
sisting of
ARNESS, DRAFT AND SADDLE HCHSES, |
together with a lot of
BROKEN AND UNBROKEN
wbicb will be sold low.
They can be seeu at the Stables,near the Rail j
Road depot.
ELLIS A GRAHAM
Aug 23-2m
FOEJSALE.
APLANTATION, CONTAINING THREE
ll UN''RED AND TWENTY (320) acres.
<rnh G'?0b IMPROVEMENTS-200 of wbicb
is eleared and is as good as can be found in
Sumter C >unty for COTTON and CORN, and in
a respectable neighborhood.
ALSO.
TWO HUNDRED (200)arres of Und at Man?
ville, formerly Carter's Crossing, with DWELL?
ING H?U-->B AND ?TOKE, where for 20 years,
the pr ?we nt proprietor bas bren doing a good
mercantile business. A fine opening for a
WU BELWBJGHT and BLACKSMITH SHOP,
Apply to
B J. BARNETT,
Manville, S. C.
Aug23-at_._.
WM. G. WHILDEN, Ag't
DKAIZR IS
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated
Ware, Clocks,
FINE CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS.
TABLE CUTLERY. CHINA AND
WHITE GRANITE GOODS,
VASES, TOILET SETS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
Or lera from the Country carefully filled and
?ati-fapfi"n guaranteed.
2?S KING STREET, CORNER BEACFAIN,
Key Box 521, CBARLESTOS, S C.
Aug 16_ ?_3m
In the District Court of the
United States.
FO K TH E DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Re-Leander. A. Bigger, Bankrupt
-Ex parte Wm. J. Clark Sheriff.
ON pursuance of an order in the above en?
titled case, -lated Joly 2fith 1871, the lien
creditors of the said Bankrupt, are hereby noti?
fied tn come io andestablisb their liens before
the undersigned, at bit office, in Charleston, S.
C.. oo or before the 1st day of September
next, or be debarred the benefit of the decree to
be made in this case.
JULIUS C. CARPENTER. .
Register.
Clarendon Press copy, until 1st September
ext.
Aug 8-tl Sap._
"TN ORDINANCE
Tv Amend an Ordinance entitled "An
Ordinance under the 30th Section of
the Act approved 9th of Mardi, 1871,
authorizing tlie Intendant and War
denn of the Town of Sumter To moke
such Ordinances as they may deem
expedient in relation to licensing per?
sons who are or may be engaged in
and carrying on any business within
thc corporate limits " Ratified Hie 5th
June, A. D. 1871.
SEC. L-Beit Ordained by tbe Intendant and
Wardens of the Town of Sumter ia CeHneU
assembled. That so much of Section Vii of said
O.d manee as is expressed lo thc following words
ar<i figures, vis:
Bank or Bank Agencies haring a p'ace of bo?
shes* where credits are tpeoed by the deposit
or collection of money, or currency, subject to be
pi id or remitted upon draft, check or order, or
where money it advanced or loaned on stock
bend", bills of exchange or promissory notes, or
<>t ter collateral, or where stocks, bills nf ci?
el ange or promissory notes are received for ssle
ot disc'iunt $50. be so amended te read as follows :
Banks, or Bank Ageneies baring a place of
business wb-re credits are ?pened by the-deposit
or collection of money, or currency, subject to be
pu id or remitted upon draft, check or order, or
where money is advanced, or leaned on stock
bund, bill of exchange or promissory notes, or
0 her collateral, or where eteeks, bills of ex?
change or promissnry.notes sra received for tale
ot- discount-$26,00.
Ratified in Connell assembled this 21st
[EM S.] day of August. A. D 1871.
GCIGNARD RICHARDSON,
Intendant, pro. tam.
JOBI F. HATHSWOCTB, Clerk and Treasurer.
Ang30 tf
AN ORDINANCE
To Regulate tfw Sale of Seed Cotton
within the Corporate Limits of the
Town of Sumter.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE INTENDANT
and Wardens in Coon? il assembled, and by
t ic'nuthority of the same :
SEC. 1.-That on an<i after the passage of this
Ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any person or
jersons to procure or sell within the Corporate
1 mi:* cLtrCtl 'wn. Serd Cotton, except at such
time and ft* ?irh manner as is hereafter provided
SI- C. II. -i- A nd be it further ordained that no
r-eed Cotton shall be told or purchased between
the hours of 6 o'etoek P. M. end 7 e'e'oek A. M.
SEC. UL Be it farther ordained that any per.
mn or persone purchasing Seed Cotton within
the e--rpnr??e limits, shrl! be required te keep a
Ixtok In which shall-be recorded the name and
residence of each party from whom soeb parchase
is made, tbe date rbereof, the plantation er feras
upon which St waa grown and the number pf
pounds of ewen percha e. the sam? lo be correct
ly kept, subject to the inspect: n.of the Chief of
J?aliee, and shall i?reqcfred to make a report ta
i be Chief of Polle* on o? before lt oMoes: of
ra eb day-of ail saeb Cotton purchased the Jay
urevjuns. which report shall be recordedla the
ofiee of the awi s nd Treasurer for ftflffe le
tpeerton.
SEC. IV.-That tor erery rnfyAkm of tfftf ftr
dinnies, ibe'par?y *8nw'W?P^*%st;wld?wfcai
he subject toa fine of net leta tba? $10 sar W
than $6$:
Ratified in Torn Connell, this *e ?st
Jota F. HarrrrotTi, tterk and
Aug 30 *?
I
cuirs, jg??su CU??S.
Doable tad Single Barrel Oafr " ~ #
Breeehloadiag .aod ~ Mesel*{eedtog ?ha*,
of Bsgliah,-Preach tad 3em?2 a^msttohiro,
AT Alk PRICES.
Single Qui at dSAO, fM?, id.?, $8.00,
$I2.0Cio|Wea*h. Double Seal freas ?7.00 to
$200.00 each.
Pistols, Ptetols, Pistols.
Saith A Weston, Colt's, Allen's, Sharp's, dad
all tba popular and approved kinda.
Ammunition for Guns,
P]Istol?i and Eifles.
! Sportsman's Goods 3 of
BEST QUAUTC AND AT LOWEST -HBQ&
Country Mebhaois end Sporfamfia areiny
to call and examine pur Targe ead we] I self*
stock of Ybe . abort Goods, wblc.h we import
Orders bj ?ail filled promptly, and seat .bj
express, <X Q.%.
PplJLn^TBlMBiiS ft, co./.;
^^SSS; W. Bel?arore Street, ?a
Aug, SS-Ta gfflggW Ms*;
THE FIRM OF
t sra,
^B8PBGTF?LLY INFORM THEIR
Frieada'd?d'tte pubHeyj?Si? they ere ee'aitaafly
receiving
. ' '-?NIT
- Medicines,
Of the Best Quality, and ?11 Articles
- usually ifonnd in a Drag Store.
The boxiness of tba Home, compris lag
Pharmacy and Prescription Stand,
will be nader tba sped*! charge of Major J. B.
Rl7SSBLLwbobrio?iohts aid an experience of j
EIGHTEEN YF ARB in tba chemical combina
lion of Medicin
Prompts * . ifni attention will he given te
Prescription.., - jd . Medicines for the sama caa
be relied oh as pore and of tbe best quality.
DRUG STORK, CORNER OF
Main snd Republican Streets.
F?b SS - If
.: : i:....r.<*:-~:-:.-. : XXL?, A
I ".. '.'JC?.'.'. >.:-.-:I VU.Ii- .. ? - ??? tt.C
.S^PI ES,
Gin Belting,
AND A FULL ASSORT
MENT OP
GROCERIES.
For Sale Low by
A. A. SOLOMONS,
CORNER MAIN AND LIBERTY 8TS.
?
?ag 13_
Dr. Si 8. HUGH80N,
WOULD INFORM BIS PATRONS AND
FRIENDS, that be bas removed his omeo to tbe
new building, on Maia Street, next above Mr.
T. T. Upsbnr's Store, where they may lad hiss
from 10 o'clock A. M., to 1 P. M" ead from Si
to 69 P. M., unless professionally engaged. If
absent they will please reeve their names ea the
slate.
After ? o'clock, P. M., he wm be focad at hit
jcaidonce on Liberty Street, opposite the Acade?
my Green.
Jana SI_
NO. 3
GROCERIES.
TBS ONLY STRICTLY
Grocery sud Liquor House
IN TOWN
T ufl th|N P * risa l? hit frita*? ?*Ttae
public generally to hit
NEW AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK or
Hoary and Fancy Groceries
Which bo atv? Taw fer CASE ONLY.
tfc. All articles trarraated as reeemmended
?tT- Pare Medicinal Liquors kept constantly
aw band.
t H. EBERBART.
April IS if
Preserve Twx Sight !
TBS CELEBRATED
J?anu/ac?ttrtd ai. SckmJhmatem. ?wi'laii f i ta*
~*rjV?f- Tl ASM-VfT
The superiority of thea? Great Eye Preservers
BirSM?BSSl t
; . ??av
IKI ?B< OT ?fff<fe^ J.:.' *' .
zytaw cv! "- , .? .?. :>. 4MJ !*.". .
. ty!?? >. ! -?-.'' ' ! .
?M>;? fi?! ?. *?"> . ? .. !
Self Sealing
Latest aod Best
Style,
For Sale Low
AT
Planters' Warehouse.
August 30.
ISAAC A. MK AG EN.
FKBSfl ARO PUfcB
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
COEQUALS, PERFUMERY
kc. &c.
ALWAYS ON II AND.
PRESCRIRONS COMPOUNDED WITH CARE
AT ALL HOURS.
Mtrefcg-__^_
DR? A. J. CHINA,
Druggist and Apothecary,
STJMT?R, S. C.
nrviTB8 Atmnoi TO HIS LABOK AND
WILL ASSORTED STOCK OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PHAKMACE?TICALS,
Proprietary Preparations,
Toilet Articles,
Brushes,
Varnishes,
Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuns,
Glass Ware, etc , etc
PBICE* MODERATE FOB CASH.
The Prescription Department
RECEIVES ?'SPE011L ATTENTION.
CABS ABO ACCURACY GUARANTEED.
aaa _:_
DISINFECTANTS.
?Uv* v ' ' :";~s v? - -r.4 .>*?.>-. i .8Mb mi
j' "it.?."?*1
Compomd of ChlortMt, Aluminium,
eetligtoi^M^g
Sew Advertisements.
WHITCOMB'S-KEMEDY
ASTHMA
Jot Asthma, Mos? Cold, Barn Fewer, ste
"Notting io ?coce38fal."-T. JfXTClUr,
grwgiet, Boston. Bec?n> mended by Dr. O.W.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNTON, TA.
Is ?neof tb* largest Fret* CLASS Tnstituttbns ia
th* Sooth. Thar* ara Sicht Schools, under
tiren ty-two officers. Pupils from o rerr Southern
Stat*. Special advantage* ia Marie, Building*
and Grounds are spadoni and elegant i?tt-Fur
Circular* of 45 page?, address, REV. E. H.
PHILLIPS, Principals
A KEW ERA IH
LSHING.
L1BOB, Tin?,
CLOTHES sad FUEL
SATED
ar THE usa or
WAU IELD's
COLD WATER
SELF-WASHING SOAP
SEND for CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
AGENTS WANTED.
Wilson, Lockwood,
Everett & Co.,
SI MURRAY RT., New York.
Sole Agent? for the State? of Virginia, North and
South Carolina. Georgia ?nd Florida.
DR. COLLINS9
PAINLESS coax roa THC
OPIUM HABIT.
DR. COLLINS' ANTIDOTE.
Enables th* patient to discontinue the na* of |
Opium in any form, at once, without pain or
inconvenience, and without any interruption of j
ordinary basinets. It rebuilds the broken con.
stltation and restores the nervous energies.
DISCOVERED IN 1S88.
Tis only Painltei Ctire ecer Discovered.
THESIAK1:
AND
THEIR LAST DOSE.
A book of over 100 pages, containing tatters of j
FJTZ-HUGH LUDLOW, the well-known letter j
of G. A. T., exposing tb* intrigue? of HARPER'S
MAGAZINE and LUDLOW, and a full descrip?
tion of tb* Antidote, rant " free to any address.
Address, DR. SAMUEL fi. COLLINS,
I Laporto, Indiana.
Agents ! Read This !
WE WILL PA Y AGENTS A SALARY
of S'<0 per week an-. exi<en;es, or allow a
large commission, to sall our new and wonderful
inventions. Address M. WAGNER A Co., Mar
sball, Mich. _
$30. We will Pay $30.
Agenta $30 per week to sell our great and valu?
able discoveries If yon want permanent, honor?
able and pleasant work, apply for particulars.
Address DYER A CO., Jackson, Michigan.
GENTS WANTKD FOR THE
TRANSMISSION OF LIFE.
Counsels on the Nature and Hygiene of the
Masculine Funetion. By Dr. Napheys, author
o? '-The PKytical Life of Woman." It relates
to tie male tex; i* full of new facts ; delicate but
outspoken, practical and popular; highly en?
donad; s I!? rapidly. Sold by ru Ascription
onlv. Exclusive territory. Terms liberal.
Price $2. Address for contents, Ac, J. G. FER
GUS A CO . Publisher*. Philsdelphi?. Pa.
Shrewd but quiet men can maleo a fortnne by
revealing ?he secret of the business to no ?ne.
Address W.H. WKAY,
6SS Broadway,New York.
ADRIAN & V?LLERS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
WE KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE AS
. S0RTMENT OF
GROCERIES
TO BE FOUND IN ANY SOUTHERN MAR
kat? Our Line of
PROVISIONS
Of every kind is complete, and at prices thai eut
off ell inducements te ?end orders North, dose
baying customers will find that they save mon y
^7 orJering from us. Our Catalogue for ?* spring
trade is unusually full.
Willes, Liquors & Tobacco.
ALL KINDS
Whiskey, Ola, Hum,
Brandy, Wie?*, Bitters,
Ak, Porter, eta. ?
Chewing Tooee.*, in caddie* ead J boxes, of
great variety. ".
hooking Tobacco, ali ki**, ba |, ?,| wai 1
posed packages.
began, a geed many different sorts and all
qualities.
The above we offer to the trade low for CASH
ADR?AN ? V?LLERS,
March ST Wilmington, N. G.
IN STORE.
16,000 BUSHELS CORN,
$,W0 Barrels Floor,
Mt Barreta Pork?. .
ft Boxes D. 5. a id L. C. Side*,
10. Hbda. H. S. aaa Smoked Sides and
Shoulders,
Ht Sada Rio, Jaratad Lagnayra Coffee,
20 Balla. Deaunira and P. R. Sugar,
IM Behl. Reined Segar-all grade*,
SM libel*. Ceba Molasses,
Itt Sail. Ceba Molaesea.
150 jn<l*. Sager House Molasse*.
IM Bait Sugar H ous* Moleta**,
- SM Saasa Hay,
S,Mt Seek* Sett,
lat Wr. ead Boitas Cracker*,
15 Tab* Bettor,
300 Boxes Soap,
10t Cain* Lye aed Potash,
ft Bois, and Tu sa Lard,
75 Bbb. and Kits .Mackerel,
75 Bexat Tehswce,
M Boxes Soda,
IM Keg* Natl*,
M Boxes Cheese,
""^V <r.?H*m
17, 28 ead St North Water Street,
May tt Wilathnrt on. N. C!
Court of Comston Pleas.
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
i, sa
Elizabeth N. Bradly, Plaintif, against
Jahn McLeod Br sdley, Gordon Brad?
ley, Alary Marroy Bradley, Samuel
Bradley, Henry BagJies Bradley,
John N. Feierten and Eduard E.
Evans, Defendants.
Order af lh? Cwrt ia tai. cae*,
^* ^ ^tfi^e^B^lii?tt^isS^^fi S^a^fejh?Mr^
_ed, thu Hela tor la Che eeere, are
_(ta cae** fi before m* a id prove
lasts diets? aa er beter? the lr*, day af Daeeeabar
neat, ?ad ^la.iatta/J eftheer eoeslef ft io
" SM ?bai ?me they wai be ex?
it of the decree neda ia iee tee*.
GEO. W. JUMADOS,
Clari of the C*arl and Referee,
Clerk* Off ce, Sum Ur, May ZiU, 1871.
;aa* 7 tf.
GROCERIES i
-_AT>_^
Tim T, UpsMrV Store,
-CORNEE
MAIN?c REPUBLICAN STREETS
SUMTER, S. C,
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
announces to tho pabilo, that he bee in
.tore, and will be constantly receiving, a large
?ad varied assortment of
GROCERIES,
Suitable for Plantation and Family ?tte.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT
will be allowed Merchants, and they are specially
invited to call and exaorine bia Stock, and they
will find that bia basiness facilities enable bios, to
supply them with goods
AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BUY THEM
in any Northern or Southern Market, Coate and
see for yourselves, aa ocular demonstration ia
i the best. ' s
Highest Market Price
paid for Cottons
AND THREE FOURTHS OF THE VALUE
CASH, will be advanced, on all Cotton Shipped
to the House in Baltimore for which ha ie agent,
and it will.be held over if desired. He will maka
a speciality of
Com, Bacon and Flour,
which he ia pr?par?e'; to furnish in any quantity
?AT" Customers and Families purchasing
their supplies at my establishment, ean have
them delivered free of charge, at their residences
within the limits of the town.
BAGGING AND TIES,
AT LOW RATES.
THE COTTON FOOD FERTILIZES, guaran?
teed Co produce as mach as Porn v?an Guaco,
ponnd for pound, acre produce.
ALSO
ZELL'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE, a capital Fer.
tiliaer. always on hand.
?*3~ Country Produce taken ia exchange
Respectfully,
THOS. T. TJP8H?R, Ja.
Feb 22_^_:_
fla EeSUAHESe
SUMTER FURNITURE
-AND
Chair Ware-Rooms.
THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS
? Friends and Customers that be bsa received
and will continue to receive
NE W AND CHEAP FURNITURE,
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
HU Stock cocaiata of almost every article ia that
line, vis :
SOFAS, SIDE-BOARDS, BOOK-CASEb
Wardrobes, Extention Tables,
Bureaus, ^ub-Standa,
Sitting and Rocking Chaira, of every kind
Cribs, Cradles,Trundles Cottage Bedatesda
and Mattresses.
JUST RECEIVED
Some more of those CHEAP COTTAGE SETS
Mest Safes, Window Shades and Wal
Papering-al low for CASH.
J. E. Snares,
Main Street, opposite Express Office
Entrance from Stair Csseoa Main Street to
FURNITURE ROOMS.
HOYT & FOLSOM,
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS,
MAIN STREET, SUMTER, S. C.
WE, the undersigned, having foi med a co?
partnership, on the 5th Jane, !$ft, ander
the name and atyle of HOYT * FOLSOM, would
respectfully announce to the publie of Sum tor,
aa?! the adjoining counties, that we are now pre?
pared to exe cuto all work entrusted to aa with
promptness, and in a workmanlike manner.
OUR STOCK will embrace the latest styles of
JEWELRY,
* SILVERWARE,
SPECTACLES, &c.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
WATCHES.
All of which will be sold st the loeest cash
pri?es.
OLIVER HOYT,
F. H. FOLSOM,
At Hoyt's Old Stand Main Street.
/ST*The genuine DIAMOND SPECTACLES,
manufactured by J. E. SPENCER A CO., New
York, always on hnnd._
SUMTER
MARBLE YARD
rpilE undersigned baviagjast rersived a fir*
X l<* of ?
MAUBLE,
8 PREPARED TO FURNISH
Monumental & Cemetery Work
: of ell kinda
ta a manner that wiH compare favorably- will
any wirrit is bis lina. Having xecaived a libera
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gire bim a call.
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[iiier.
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