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THE 11M.IING TES. WEDNESDAY, Novenb 5, 1890. Your Name in Print. --Mr. R. S. Conoor was able to be out at the pollS yestierday. ---Mrs. M. C. (hark and chihlr-!n, of Sum ter, are m Menning, vLiti:g relatives. --Dr. A. N. Tallev. of Columbia, spent last night. in aaning on a professional visit. --Mr. Joseph Sprott. Jr., cashier of the lank of Manning. left Monday morning for R-ed SIrinqgs. N. C.. where he was narried to Mi.s Josie MeLtain to-day. M. La-i has just received a car load of fine flour which he offers at Charleston prices. Special attention is called to the inagnifi cent line of ladies' dress goods at Moses Levi's. 0 If you want a pair of good shoes Levi has t them. M. Kalisky has in stock a sapply of very d handsome parlor lamps, which he will sell C cheap. e Tilhnan has carried all but two or three counties in the State. Mr. M. Levi has recently had the roof of his mansion overhauled. Intendant Bradlhatu put on an extra po liee force yesterday to prevent any breach of 1 the peace. Wood for sale. Call on Lowry & Thames. a A very zealous supporter of Judge Has kell voted his State ticket in the congres sional box yesterday. - The editors of this paper have been too v busy this past week to get out more reading matter this issve. We will add eight more columnsenext week. Johnson has just received a fine assort ment of clothing. As far as we can leirn there was only one white man in the county, who voted for Deas the negro candidate for congress, and f, he lives in Manning and is a Haskellite. Golden machine oil for gins and mills at s< Dinkins & Co.'s drug store. A small house belonging to Stephen E Moses, near Mrs. M. M. Bell's place, caught on fire Monday morning, and nearly fill of g the roof was destroyed before the fire was extinguished. First class breakfast strips at B. A. John- C son's. About ten o'clock San-cday night the shed over the engine at Bradham's mill caught on fire, and in a few minutes the gin house K and all the buildings on the premises would bave been destroyed, but fortunately Mr. Alfred Dyson discovered the fire and gave the alarm in time to have it extinguished without any damage having been done. 0 h B. A. Johnson has in stock an excellent assortment of crackers and cakes. Mr. Thomas Bell, an old gentleman about f eighty years of age, who is residing with Ii his rephew. W. K. Bell. met with a very c painful acident Monday night. While walk ing in the piazza of the hotel, his foot slip ped, and he fell to the efioor breaking his thigh. On account of his extreme age it is feared that this accident may prove fatal. h Schwerin & Co., of Sumter, ask that their ] Clarendon friends get their prices before d buying elsewhere. They claim that good money will thus be saved. One of one of the oldest and most prom- a inent ministers of this caunty rode thirty e miles yesterday to be able to vote the Dew- 1 ocratic ticket. He said he was a Democrat, b and while he does not generally vote unless there is some urgency, yet in this case, when the independents are trying to disrupt t the Democratic party, he felt it of para- tj mount importance to vote the regular Dem ocratic ticket. That's the kind of patriot ism we love to hear of. Just arrived at Kalisky's a fine lot of bo- oi lognas. c. Mr. Johni W. Huggins ot the Fork section a of this county, had the misfortune last Wed- t nesday of having his house and all of it~ t contents .distroyed by fire. . Mr. Huggins a was in Manning attending to his duties as P uoliceman at the time, and there was no one about the place, but his wife and two -0 little children. Mrs. Huggins was unable to save anything on account of ~ having no one with her to keep one of the S children from following her into the burn- ti ing brailding. The loss was about one hun- * dred and fifty bushels of corn, a lot of fod- s der, twenty-nine dollars in cash, and all of s the provisions, furniture, and clothing, without one cent of insurance.g An elegant line of colognes, extracts, a toilet soaps, face powders, hair brushes, combs, tooth brushes, and other toilet re- e quisites at Dinkins & Co.'s. Wonder why the negroes did not vote thbe Haskell ticket in this county ? e 'Tis strange ! - el The Haskell influence at Foreston ~ was very slight. Only one negro of- c fered to vote at the State boxes, and a he has been a Democrat since '76. Of t course he voted for the regular Dem oeratic ticket.c About one hundred white men fail- I ed to get a chance to vote in Salem ~ yesterday, owing to the managers tat- y ing up the time hunting the names of i the voters on the registration books. E( Complaints have been made that a voters were refused a chance to vote i at Forestonl because the managers ~ could not find the names on the books, even though the voters had their reg istration tickets. A circular letter was received here ? Monday by the Republicans to watch ( the Haskellites to see if they were car- j rving out their obligation to support g neas. Some people have been barn- E boozling the white people until the white people said they would be bam boozled no longer. Then they tried their hand on the negroes, but Ha gar's chil'un could not be caught by men that have bro ken their pledges. 'I le Redbones of South Carolin. The following interesting bit of news, interesting at least to the young er generation of Carolinians, is pub- e lished in the New York World as cam-e ing from Senator Wade Hampton in 1 the shape of an alleged interviewv: There is a singular race of people in South Carolina, called the Red bones. Their origin is unknown. They a resemble in appearance the gypsies, butt in complexionl they are red. 'They have accumulated considerable prop-e erty and are industrious and peacea ble. They live in small settlements at the foot of the mountains, and asso ciate with none but their own race. T bey are a proud, high-spirited people. Caste is v'ery strong among them. They enjoy life, visit the watering places and mountain resorts, but eat by themselves and keep by themselves. When the war broke out several of< them enlisted in the Hampton Le giou, and when the Legion reached Vi'ginia there wams a great outcry among the Virginians and the troops from other States because we had en listed negroes. They did not resemn ble0 the African in the least, except in; cases where Africans had amalga mated with Indians. This intermix ture, which is common in the Caroli-! 3n:s, produccs marvellous results. It fakes the kink out of the hair of the * A frican, straightens his features, and impr'oves him in every way except mu temper. These Afro-Judo people are dvils when aroused, and as slaves; were hard to manage. o r weak back, chest pains, use a Dr. J. I. M.'I.ean's wonderful healing plaster HOW IT STAND% Below we give a tabulated statemer :omplete except as to Governor, Lict iiougress.____ Governor Other Stat. :tate ?RECINCTS! &Lt. Gov. Officers. Se-n. DEE IND | DFM PD DLE Janning... 135 19 ' 15 411 13: oreston . 1. . . 104 1 82 1 7 o r d a n . . . . . . '05 1 2 . . . ' . .2 %ummerton..1 21(l I:I 2 3 5 2 inewood . 91 68 G(- 20 . 'acksville... 2821 14 -22 0 28: 'ork ........ G51 57! 59! 30. . ew Zion.... 22 010I 11 l Toa...... 1162: 210,! 1)77 12 3': 9 1 LEVI BROTHERS. 'he Place for Best Goods at Lowest Prices. We call special attention to our large stock f jerseys, in all colors and styles, from 50c > $3.50. Silk jerseys for $2.50, worth $3.50. Laerissa, something entirely new in dress oods, for 85c per yard. A beautiful line ouble width cashmere goods 20c and 25c. lur stock of dress goods is complete in very respect, and a most beautiful line of rimmings to match. A large stock of ginghams and Scotch inghams from 8c to 20c per yard. A very large stock of Satines from 10c to Oc per yard. We call special attention to our Satines 30 ches wide for 10c, worth 12c. A beautiful line or lambreqiins, scalloped nd printed with tassels, from 75c to $3. Feit 72 inches wide in all colors for $1.25 er yard, with felt drapery to match at 25c er yard. A beautiful line of plush table covers ith deep fringe, from 50c to $2. Table scarfs, silk and felt, $1, $1.25, and 1.50. Arrasene- and chinelle ribersines and raidines. Zephyr and Germantown wool. Plushes in all qualities and colors. Cream and blacc silk ficues 25c. A full line of men's clothing. Men's snits -om $3.50 up; boys' suits from $1.50 up. We have a first class line of shoes, and we All at rock bottom prices. If you want a good hat go to Levi Bros. [ats from 25c up. A complete line of gents' furnishing xds. 150 barrels fine western flour just re fived. Complete line staple and fancy groceries. ome one, come all, and be convinced. We pay the highest price for cotton. LEVI BROTHERS, Sumter, S. C. The Election in Ueorgetown. GEoRGEroWN, Nov. 4.-Tillman's ma rity now 153, with three polls to be eard from, which will increase the tajority. Miller's majority 373 and lom the result will not increase. El ott's defeat is due to the apathy iused by Haskell's candidacy. The Election in Sumter. Snimn, Nov. 4.-Eleven boxes eard from, four to hear from, give [askell 680, Tillmian 562. Little oubt that the county has gone for [askell. Hughson county ticket ead. Eight boxes heard from, sev n to hear from give Elliott 484, Mil ,r 576, Brayton 142, Elliott sold out y both wings apparently for the Ie of the State ticket. Many de rred from voting for want of regis ration tiukets. THAT LITTLE TICKLING. i your throat, which makes you cough ace in a while and keeps you constantly earing your throat, arises from catarrh, ad as catarrh is a constitutional disease e ordinary cough medicines all fail to hit e spot. What you need is a constitution remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla. Many eople who have taken this medicine for -rofula, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, and her troubles, have been surprised that it ould cure this troublesome cough. But iknow the actual cause of the cough is to lve the mystery. Many cases of consumnp on can be traced back to the neglect of me such slight affection as this. Con nimption can be controlled in its early ages, and the effect of Hood's Sarsa'parilla Spurifying the blood, building up the neral health, and expelling the scrofu >us taint which is the cause of catarrh and nsumption, has restored to perfect health Lany persons on whom this dreaded dis ise seemed to have a firm hold. Estimates at Headquarters. CoaxaraA, Nov. 5.-At the Democratic ex utive committee headquarters, Dr. S. Pope timates the following majorities for Till ian: bbeville, 2,000 Anderson, 2,500 conee, 1,500 Pickens, 1,500 reenville, 3,000 Laurens, 1,800 rnion, 500 Spartanburg, 3,000 hester, 2,000 York, 3,500 lancaster, 1,400 Kershaw, 800 hesterfield, 1,200 Darlington, 1,000 lorence, 500 Marion, 1,000 umter, very close Marlboro, 1,000 larendon, 500 Williamsburg, 1,000 orry, 1,200 Georgetown, 200 rkeley, against us Beaufort, against us [ampton, 2,000 Barnwell, 1,900 rangebnrg, 1,200 Colleton, 800 iken, 2,000 Lexington, 2,800 ~ichlard, 100 Edgefield 3,000 ewberry, 1,200 Out of 115 lower 9ounty precincts heard om, Tillman has 15,000, and Haskell ->,00. SYRUP OF FIGS, 'roduced from the laxative and nutritious rice of California figs, combined with the redicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, acts ently, on the kidneys, liver, an d bowels, fectually cleansing the system, dispelling olds and headaches, and curing habitual onstipation. Senator Hampton Did Not Vote. Senator Wade Hampton failed to vote esterdy. He says that he left his registra on ticket in Washington. (? ??) '- I tk CAT ARRH CAN'T BE CURED ;ith local appli cations, as they cannot reach ie seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood r constitutional. disease, and in order to re it you have to take internal remedies. alls catarrh cure is taken internally, and ets directly' on the blood and mucous sur ees. Hall's catarrh cure is no quack med ine. It was prescribed by one of the best hysicians in this country for years, and is regular prescription. It is composed of he best tonics known, combined with the est blood purifiers, acting directly on the aucous surfaces. The perfect combination f the two ingredients is what produces uch wonderful results in curing catarrh. lend for testimonials free. F. J. Camrxx & Co., Props., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, price 75e. The Eind of a Democrat Haskell is. Jdge Haskell cast his ballot yesterday or Ensor, the Republican candidate for ongress. He also voted for himself. "Birds f a featLer will flock together." We've heard of a woman who said she'd ralk tive miles to get a bottle of Dr. Pxeree's 'avorite Prescription if she couldn't get it vithout. That woman had tried it. Andl t's ia medicine which makes itself felt in oning up the system and correcting irre'gu rites as soon as its use is begun. Go to tour drug store, pay a dollar,. get a bottle td try it--try a seond, a third if niecessa ry. Before the third one's been taken you'l. mow that there's a, remedy to help yon. Lhen you keep on and a cur'll come. But f you shouldn't feel the help. should be dis ippcinted in the results-you'll find a guar tutee printed on the bottle-wrapper that'l et your money back for you. How many women are there who'd rathei ave the money than health ? And "Favor .tt Prescription" produces health. Wonde2 s that there's a woman willing to suffer avhen there's a tjcar'odeed' remedy in the aearest d rug store. Dr. Pierce's pellets regulate the stomach, li..r, .nd bowl.e UMil L-nd :1rfi'-t i vm 2 IN CLARENDON. -0 it of the vote i: thi coainty. It is in itenant Governor, St'ue allie!rs, a11" E"o.C.i Col i0-r~s 1)E-d YL - N, -1A*ii - PEAs 67~~ ~~ 77. . s 67 71: . 2811 282 20!Z 1 211 211 :1 -4 71 247 1 6; ! 1 11 57 if Hlaskellisma was Itue Deocray, I hle: Goodl Lordl Deliver u(s. COLUMLA. Nov. 4.--1 s I-s bCen quiet and comparativelyunexciins election day for COlumbia. Lin power gave place to po ltical still hunting, and the loud-mouthed poli tician to the silent hastlers. Whil the enthusiasts put in sone vigorom and effective vork, the voieu of the disturber an! the inebriate was nol heard in this land. Apparently good humor was the order of the day. The Haskellites counted on somc monumental -assistance here from thE colored vote, but the negroes showed marked indifference, neglecting even to vote largely for congressman. Judge Haskell cast his ballot for En sor, the Republican nominee for con gress. He also voted for himself foi governor, remarking that lie had nev er voted for himself before, but that he was constitutionally and conscien tiously opposed to voting for Tillman. Dr. Ensor voted fur Haskell foi Governor and himself for Congress. All q(uiet Except at Pinewood. T here was no trouble at any of the polls in this county yesterday, except at Pinewood. At that place neitlhei of the polls were opened on time, and of course neither election should be considered legal. At one time a row seemed imminent, and the air was hot with harsh expletives. Telegrams were sent in all directions, but later thirigs quited down, and no blows were pass ed or blood shed. Charleston Went Denievratic. Obarleston proved true to the Dem ocracy, and the Tillman ticket receiv ed nearly a thousand majority. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. High. est of all in leavening strenigth.- - . S. tG"a" H;A. HOYT, [Successor to C. I. Hoyt .\ bro.] Largest and Oldest Jewelry Store lI SUMTER, S. C. 25( A very large stock of Britannia wair-, t1 very best silv-er plated goods made. >5 Gold Rings on hand. Fine line of (Clocks~ Wedding Presents, Gold Pens, and Specta cles. A big lot of solid coin silver just re ceived, at lowest prices. My repairing d~ partment has no superior in the State. Tr: around first and get prices, then comec to me You will certainly buy from mie. L. W. FOLSOM, Successor to F. IH. Folsom & Bro. SUM.1TER, S. fi. DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY. tion. rAe Rigbr's Shost Jannig S.C~ ningn and ostnlst ig- wagn m(a. Als on cart ana bugges.-rf'1Poiti.. Ordes b al h l cce crefuSl ic At HARby LShoMNi, S. C Olnko thtebs, sorgest l-nst-rils san, and ote lestin blans moale. alov es cpres L-. Dr.g L.S W. Neu~ Foreston. HO STANBLGTE Fois -AE CS H REacker1T &u'NE So dwiu C ~and athuldn ne. C.ne ent toC- ebrhs Dreh l, an depoit-. W J. D. RTLEDGE. E TIAL. T ETI DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF F URNIT URE. ST.,T[EXRTON, S. C Kee p in s Iock a fiIll line ofl bedsteIs, i Iiai-s, taLles. S oI I'. wa rdrobes, bLurcais, bed 11o0n1 -Sets, cradles, cribs, inattres 'ses. be(d spr'ings. (.ollins, en-skets, ,e.. etc. Ourstock of COFFINS AM) OASKETS is equal to any kept in thiis or Sum1er-01' coluities, :an( we will fill orders at any liour day or night. Mr. If. 11.. Telilan. well known in this county as a skillful and experience(l uecianic, will give persolmlI ttelition to repairinig of 1any nd all1 kinds of furi ire, or wilI mufacture an kind of uin-niture at shortest notice. Our prices 'are as low as the lowest. and all we ask to effect a sale IS Z I inspectioi of our goo<ls. B" MR N0 N LE ST.TMTER, 6. 0. Clothiers, Hatters, and Furnishers. Desire to call the attelt io-' the )eople of C a1rendon to their lailiilicent line of BUSINESS SUITS, At $5.00. $7.00, and $10.00. A suit which is decidedly the best goods ever offered for the money. CALL ON THE SUMTER TEA AND COFFE E OWIM, T. B. CURTIS, Proprietor, Monaghan's New Block, SUMTER. Teals :an ul les in Itu-gest. variety a specialty. Ferriss alul HIarvey's I fams and St rips. lTurbe's Sima-edl ruitts. &c., &c.. RleemberV our ann is to keep the best ("WX. K. TV. B.") an'! linest variety in Ithe city. with as reasonable a price as is consistent with sainie. ( ix'e us a clli, allic see if tis youwil Cliar-lestoai ti h' ( [)e 's oll AMOTN STOCk!I URES ;1keep M-tiallon hind 'u filllsine of Purelugsald'edcnas sumter, s. C.TS'lATON lforslcin er sotie ainsthatiwohven on l e hand-IGR, ADE EE soes iad oscle.buth ch at andneuofartidies' dressusugoods, wrapsie and novelrtiesiin thencity oftStmtto.sOur edg~o hw o uer , S htt . 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An een ori al iniaintofelepeo laedn oi pAreod prcs and al oacesqAuarhoes assmn of buISS.S WCaLl RCKSDRAE frm4 o1 yas at una o es.ud f orc~uwf.haro qu.rsalsetclso J. . kn &BU wl rGESSah n I goods consising in art ofIlackeprahvrainsilkhslk and oolllieinettof Pun hecre D sand ediin 'tees. Idns. Wehae prtterlie f gngam tanusul. A ew dci nd 'l sunch atice aon e. uulykp nar stripesug.torn Ielegantstoclaneneoo fl~n~kQ owm~rkAIPWrapsS ANDG SILS, Andplshan al-woljakes lrgeasoratntof ISESandK5 ampHOrdTO .wRApaint,oisled 4varnishess, brnosb\oes &ci u nii s . s i from - . ' unheard nioe5. L T. Lig oi. BU S, M.arc~ n ., mor coplte.Capet~,Rug, u~get, Adtattna Profoundctcls n immns, ndbymakngou cntrac ary e ave iN T itiotohe aleay UL 't orcat dvantage ver thosethat bougthaater.aelkeeg) sup.plyeof Co ' ceebrtedkid buton oot fo ladesals ~b orl reownd these goos, tande t o w th ea red k t fit te - of cnt'handniad shos, it f'ct soes f evry knd ad de jeyesl Our Tiiian o e ongiTlln o er , i o neee nedi'thielp. to thead iof the OPTskETERt thivs it todee the wol ot radfe ioet. ULLIIHN rn~aAs I1to ualy tw'hegodre unexclled - ])~v~aini'titeaniOt ie ecelld. e cary lrgeand ell ssoted toc o e h se e edhep s o uld cf OO l in ll f hes lnes L~tet syls ad bstfinsh I o n u J.iG Dn in ti C o e itted w'ith a If I~o he 'i . u to eho wit 1 valualo t eaist Our wae room and helvesare erivion th e a re an- d presh( l erva i n Coi' e. cad"our shyes Laien Health bond Dirseand. _____ ~ ~ a a ful and omplee lie of out f~cv ad pla- habt',all can e t one.ii herwat 1~,55'rioton Ding, opp wole t., Caleon , .C when~i von v isi Chretn d' t fai to0 () ' ) ()i\ I 1~ l 1.. i5' .havopp ' som. p:iture s iitaken by o Ar thu r.c SO HWERIN & CO, Cf c1A-amter, S. C. Can s-arc tie p.-opk- of Clarenudion good n; money by cailng on them at thei mammoth SLOrE hr: and .Ltting their 4$ 00 Uv 1,o as, Mk.atsi. hlouri All. ESid of E hpl oeiet, Cu.u and see us. We ar,? leaders. Pr:ces and quality of goods guarantced. SCI WERIN & CO.. Main St., Sumter, S. C. HAL. D. GREEN, Manager. We have the largest and most complete line of SCHOOL SUM31 2 LANX 3R BOOR INE STAIONERY, NOELTI, U, in Sumter. We buy in largo quantities direct, and sell as cheap as any house in the State. We keep all books used in the public schools of both Sumter and Clarendon counties. Give us a call and be convinced. Ma0n st., Opposite Court. House, SUMTER, S. C. aiN & BELITZER Main Street, SUMTER, S. C. -AT --o We carry the largest and finet SN, "Ile. '~ line of all grades and styles of Fur niture ever seen in these parts, and can sell you at prices that give you -0 _Try us and be convinced. Wall Paper and Shades in Abundance& HARDWAEJ!! R. W URANT & SON Carry a large stock of goods, and can furnish nearly anything made of iron. Tools for mechanics, farming imnplcments, household supplies, carriage and wagon material, guns, pistols, eartridges, loaded shells, etc. Also crockery, glassware, potware, tmware, -ooden svare, lamxps, belting, lace leather, gin bristles, rubber and hemp packing. We' have on hand a large snpply of COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Of best make. Soliciting the trade of the people of Clarendon, we remain, Tours~ very truly, R. W.* DUR ANT & SON, Sumter, S. C. .ST RECE IVE D THR~fEE CAR LOADS ALSO. FRESH ARRIVALS OF BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, ROAD CARTS, AND WAGONS. H. HARBY, Sumter, S, C. November 4th, 1890. Ag'rienltundl imuplemelts, guns, pistols, cutlery, Dupont's powder, sporting goods a specialty. Paints, (regal brand) oils, varnishes, and brushes. Agents for Garland Stoves and Ranges, Studebaker wagons and road carts, buggies, phcetons, surries, and carriages. The largest assortment of harness in the city. Iron pipe, pumps, mill supplies, hubs, rims, andl spokes. Tinware, woodenware, rubber and leather belting. We flatter ourselves that the above lines are complete in every particular, and wve would ask befordoy~ing that vou call and examine the stock of GAILLARD & LENOIR, suLliit er, S. c. O.L. VIETT,I -MAUACTURER OF-j A rt is tfio M oxn -rn enEt In. -arr1e anc.d G-ranite.I MIAGNOLIA CE3IETERY AVENUE,I Cii1 RL E uT O N, S. C. Enterprise Cars pass oflice and workshops.I JSEPI- F. NrORIS sass J2King street, CHARLESTON, C. C. Buy your furniture for casi, and save one-half its cost. You can do it by calling at the above store, and selecting from the la:-gest stock and cheap est furniture store in the Statte. W. J. Black,~ MRS-MARY 0. -UCT~ DEALER IN Sales Stables. M~illinery and Notions. amoii4ved to tcor. M~ark t &k Churchi streets, PatronIage solicited; satisfaction guara t-ed. Come-r Ba~yee and Brooks streets,