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?J^rt^jR^^? Office at Sumter, S. . Second Class Matter. f KXAlCErTB YO?B PATES. feyiii^Wit ?ch of our subscribers to ex ^Slian, Ihirft^ir^irrr ea bis paper, aad partice ???^lHKrt? the date upoa: it. - Thie date ???r^lhe tinta, up ta which the paper has 'lme*peitf for. .Many of oar subscribers will ||Kjee that they have ' paid in advance ; Vettfcereare many others who will discover ?Jk-KWT ADVBBTISB?Lr?TS. V" r ^8?s^Ba|?y--F. J. ?'Coouo?. f^arf ?liHeiktG^ Iroa Works, Charles ., '-"fha ?ef?graps ?n? is nearly completed be ?Iweao Sumter ?ad Manning. ? ^Tl?f?Bwm^ Authorities have lately done ? ?MP?good work in putt) ag the streets and s-- ;ditebejLin wier, as? still the good work goes ? Ta?r>ief?f ?olice has the Town cart at *. week ?e-day Spatting Monamenta? Square Taayteytit/ gyc?jrhoat the County will ?g ta**ifa^?Ttb? i?tertisemeat of Captain D?gar, County; Auditor. - 9dwajy wa rather slimly attended : bat TTC think the Sheriff and .Vaster weat through their programme There was little, if any ^^dfla^lo^howeTer. V v A^ttM^j^ ?a??hter of Capt. J. A. i Buiree, of Privateer, died on ust Thursday, ?^a*oat ? jew ?ad ?-half: ^: : A telegram has been received by 3Jr. C. T. - lbao^Jrnf?oa? Philadelphia, announcing the ? Qiiii^^Mjjafrc^y, at one o'clock to-day, of to.t?tii?A ssother of Mrs, Mas^n. Mrs. |-\|Raj^?B^;^5:r^raed b^me a short time : ufalafier* long visit to ber daughter here, r -8hiw* W years cid. Ctiap from different parts of the jjfjPy |j)OcejeonJicting. From the upper part ?Mg awfully good stands of gato and cotton are FiBfjOtfejl v???e dom thjMEthera and East I ?r? ^fftions^ co??rary - ri?p?rts are made. PeO^d section, rad below,: plantiog messily, backward, ground wet, and farmers; ploughing np aod planting B B&3teiEIis?is;ax homeagaja from his Beean* ?rip io the WeaLri,/.?. ? fe 'WSW. Dick, the popular representa Kv?. cfUestrs. W ol bern pieper of Charles Baav waa ? tov^a ycslerday. ? Hr. ?,. w.P?ie, whov bas been extremely Hj?lot'.the past week, was a little easier thia 3 ?rNVictor Pringle, a studeo t of the S. C. Rra^adr?^ ls aibome rec apera ting from an Jpsttaek. of measles.. . D Mr. Peter Tbomas, formerly a citizen of ? Suiter, but for some time past with Messrs. Bf?.fliat?maT^ Co^ of Charleston, was bete ? jest???sj, aad found tawny friends ready to I ?sak? hi?tend. ? The Cather of our popular tow osman, T. T. I Cpuhur, Jr. is ou a visit to him. We bad the I p?gareof staking Sis aoqaahataoee a few raMilfl^Kr^^ with bim xVIr. Up ahttr's finie' aaa. Blinding, who has been liviag with him for the past 28 mouths. Wewere pieKsed t? meet on ocr kre?fs a T ?w day? ago, Mr. Geo. A. Wager*.* of the ?rm of.F. W" Wagener t Co rCharleston. Bia acul?is one of the targes t in the South, audJ^?ct jtfcat tts large business has been built ?tp by its present proprietors is an ciidej?* tpjjfcof business ability and of the lair d|^0tp^which insures the satisfaction and continue^ favor of customers. ttv^SarmaAf of the Excelsior Chemical i Company of Walhalla, S. C^ proprietors and amaumcturers of Norman's Neutralizing Cor dial, OfcUed on us one da j 'ast week. He is travelling through tbe Stete in the ioterest of that pr?paration, the demand for which, we ?nt pleased to leam, increases in proportion a? they invest in printers'i ok. Aa w ill be seen bj the annonacement is this paper, our young fellow-townsman Frank J. O'Connor has purchased the interest of Mrs. H. T. O'Connor, in the business heretofore conducted by ber, and will continue the Ba? kery and Confectionery business with reoew ed eolerpitseacd zeal. Be bas brightened Bp the appearance of his store and put ont a 1 aaa? wagon far delivering bread to his cos lomera, mod announces to the pnblic that be fia?, procured a new and thoroughly com? petent baker, aad that he will supply better aa4 cheaper goods in bia Hoe tbaa can be p?pnrid ?rwTi?. Ai; We wish him all the ananas-that his enterprise and pnblic spirit, tojfe^witia the fact that he isa Sumter . ha^entitle him to expect. r 'Bad Death of an Old Usn. ' ?fcc. : .: . -. Jar. Hiram H. Logan, a very old mau liv? ing in the neighborhood of Mayesville, was found 4ea3 fa the fireplace of his house, and Ae body badly burned, on last Wednesday morning, fha 2d instant. The house was a ?mau ?aa with only one room, and he was by himself, therefore it is not koowa how be int it ?a supposed that be died from heart disease some lime in the night, and fell teto the fire, a? there waa no appearance ol any atroggte ee movement of the body after SM fell. Bi? daughter fi ved in another small house oear bj ; tnt did not know of the death of her father until morning. He had not been sick, except to complain of a pain in bis left ?ide for some time before his death. Mr.-Logan waa reported to have been over ?aahundred years cid; bat from a state ?aaart of one of his sons, wo judge that he was aboet 32 or $4 years aid. of Mr. Dingle's Dwel? ling by Fire. ? Tac dwetting of Ur. J. Harvey Dingle was ftatrnji i hy fir? tai? morning about 3 o'clock With a considerable part of bis furni tu re, bed nad also some of the effects of his fto^auaeof the fire is not koowa. It was frat discovered by a colored mao in Mr. PtagJe'2 employ, and waa at the side or cor ?er af ?fee bouse adjoining the cook-room, juiaetpeUy ander the house, nod was begin ht? ta m mp tba outside toward the roof; there hw*ng no fire at that time either in the tmnf ~ rook ron nt If accidental, it most have commenced ia the space between the waBa, abd bnrot downward? an til it gained headway. Hr. Isadore Hoyt, wbo boarded thara, had been oat to a fish ?upper, and go. home after 12 o'clock, and before retiring he thoughi be discovered the smell of smoke as if aomathiog about the place was burning. After searching through the house, however, and into the cook-room, he become satisfied that thar? waa nothing wrong and went to bed. Tba fire was discovered a quarter be? fore 9 o' deck, and after the inmates of the boase ware aroused they only bad time to ?ava the furniture kc io tue first story and a law ?rt?e?es from up stan's. IS?. Dingle hid the boose insured, but no iasejenee on the furniture. Th? wife of Mr. Wm. H. Pate, who* had hiss hoarding there with his family, was ?aU* ill* and had to be remised 'by friends ?*'? Utter. Memorial Day. The Ladies' Memorial Association held its annual meeting on Tuesday last, and ap? pointed the following committees to take part in the ceremonies of .Memorial Bay, (May 10th,) and earnestly request that the cora mitteees go to work at once, and exert them sel res to make the occasion a success : D?coration.-Mrs. Dr. B landing and Miss Mary Darr. Transportation -Messrs. H. Harby, J. D. graham, J. L. Noell, P. H. Ellis and W. H. Epperson. Programme.-Messrs. M. Moise, W.D.Blan? ding and ? Moses. . Music.-Messrs. W. J. Anderson, J. D. Wilder and J. D. Graig, Platform .-Messrs. D. J. Winn, Jr., E. W. Moise and G. E. Haynsworth. ? Special Committee was appointed to can j Tass the town and solicit flowers for deco I rating the graves. Flowers to be sent to the ? Music Rall, at 4 P. M. May 10th, when the 1 little girls will assemble and take charge of them. Committee-Miss Keayes, Mrs. R. D. Lee. Mrs. Teicher, Miss Teytjen, Miss Katie Bogin, Miss Emmie Mikel!, Miss Mag. Graham. Coi. J. J. Dargan will deliver the Memorial Oration, and bis well known abilities will secure a f?ll turnout of the citizens of the town and coonty. j. i The following is the arrangement of the programme : Prayer. Music. Oration. Music. Decoration. Salute. -~4~*~m>.w A Dastardly Assault. On last Friday night when Dr. Garmany and bis oldest son were going home, and near his residence on Washington- street, they were suddenly assaulted by two negroes, who sprang ont from behind a tree. One of the negroes, who was recognized as John Howell, and with' whom young Garmany had had j some words down town that evening, pre j seated and snapped a pistol, against bim, and i the other negro straek Dr. G. with a stick. I Yoong Garmany closed with Howell, and j knocked bim down, and fell on bim; but i failed in secnring him, and both the assail I ants becoming alarmed took to flight, j- A warrant bas been issued for Howell : j but he has not yet been arrested. Good Templars. j We were unable to attend the open-door j meeting of the Good Templars, last week, but j bve been kindly furnished by a friend wbo [was there with the following : r rn accordance with previous notice, ?. ?. ? G. Templars, held an open-door meeting on j last Wednesday evening. 2d iast. and publicly I ! installed tue officers elected to serve the en" j suing quarter-a goodly number of persons ! being io attendance. G. W. C. Templar, j Cbrekrberg officiated, and the officers were ! duly installed and entered upon their duties. P. G. W. C, Templar, Cuttino, gave an in I teresting account of the actings and doings ? of the G. W. Lodge held lately in Spartan I burg, and Bro. Cbreitzberg interested the au i dience with a stirring aud eloquent address {all along on the "prohibition" line! The j evening was passed in a truly enjoyable manner, and a frequent return of'such op? portunities will do much to enlighten public j sentiment in regard to the "crime of crimes " The following officers were installed : . Bro. C. M. Hurst, Jr. W. C. T. . Sis. Lucy Walsh. R. H. S. Sis. Hattie St*pplebein, L. H. S. Eliza Chandler, W. V.T. Bro. Barlow Walsh, W. S. Sis. Ada Eilis, W. A. S. Bro. W. H. Cuttino, W. F. S. Sis. Mary Jones, W. T. Bro. Jos. D. Joye, W. M. Sis. Sarah Scafte, W. D. M. Bro. R. S. Bradwell, Sr., Chap. Bro. Gilbert Hobers, I. G. Bro. Samuel G. Hussy, 0. G. Bro. C. E. Bartlette, P. W. C T. The S. I>. I. Pie Nie. . j On last Friday morning, the 4th, the S. j L. I., and their guests embarked on the train j of the Central R. R. at 8.45 A. M., bound for i "Vernon," to celebrate their Anniversary } with a basket pic nie, which had been post J poned oh account of the inclemency of the i weather. i j To say that the day was propitious would j but faintly express the grandeur of that j bright May morning-a more beautiful day j never dawned. Not a cloud could be seen: j the trees with their covering of new leaves I seemed prettier and of a brighter green than j ever ; the birds vied with each other in song, ! and nature seemed endeavoring to make j amends for the many disappointments of the j Tuesday before. j After a pleasant ride with that prince of j conductors, Mr. J. Rhett Motte, the Company i debarked at a temporary platform in an old j field just ba?k of the pic nie grounds. Here j had been erected a welcome arch, surmount- ! t ed with tbe initials "S. L. I.," and from this i i ? arch to the house, where the dance-halls had j . - - .. \ . *. .. -; - ^t?. . ] been prepared, a road had been cut fully a j quarter of a mile, along which the party ! ! wended their way. The grove in front of the ! house had been cleared np, and temporary j seats prepared. All theee preliminary ar- j : rangements, from the arch to the house, were j tbe work of that whole-souled'friend and ac- j I complished gentleman-that gallant ex-Con ! federate soldier and patriotic citizen, Mr. j j Arthur Harri n. i Arrived at the house, a hearty welcome I was extended by the estimable lady of the { big-hearted gentleman already referred to, I surrounded by some of Clarendon's and Sum? ter's fairest daughters, who had gathered to welcome the party from Sumter. To describe the doings of the day would take the pen of a readier writer. Suffice it to j say that the dancing was good, the shooting j was fair, and tbe dinner fit for the Gods, j Men never behaved more gallantly, or women were never sweeter or prettier than those as? sembled at Vernon. The prizes for shooting were won and presented as follows : First prize, a silver cup, won by Sergt. F. J. O'Connor and presented in behalf of the Sumter Light Infantry by Mr. Arthur Har vin; second prize, the "Gates medal," won by Color-bearer W.H. Cuttino and presented by Capt. D. J. Auld ; third prize, the ,;Sulz bacher medal," won by Private C. P. Osteen and presented by ex-Lieut. Marion Sanders ; fourth prize, tbe "Tin Cup," won by Sergt. Henry Barnett and presented by Lieut. Bart? lett in a humorous and laughter-provoking speech. The visitors prize, a beautiful chased butter knife, was won by W. C. Reames, and pre ' ?^oted by ex-Ca A. W. R. Delgar. j Before leaving for home a resolution was t unanimously adopted expressing the heartfelt J thanks of the S. L. I. to Mr. Arthur Harvin ! for bis great kindness in preparing the j grounds so handsomely, and for many other j favors. I The slight delaying of the return train in I the afternoon only lengthened the stay at j Vernon, and added to the pleasures of the ? day. Everything passed off well, nothing i occuring to mar, in the slightest, the enjoy j ment of tbe party, and at candle-light every j body was at borne again, proclaiming that I tbe S. L. I. pic nie was a decided success. Just received a beautiful- lot of Glass, Butter and Preserve dishes for 25 cents and upwards at Sca&Vs. ? Handsome Monument;. A very handsome monument has recently been erected over the grave of the late P. J O'Donnell in the cemetery adjoining the Catholic Church in this place, which is worth going to see. It is the work o? Messrs. C. Mayhew & Son, and is from their Florence yard. The base ?3 of a light grey Granite, from their quarry near Winnsboro, and the balance of the monument is of dark Italian Marble, with a gloss finish from top to base. The style is Gothic, and different from any monument we have seen about here. A large block which bear3 the name and inscription, rests upon a second base and is surmounted by four columns supporting an arch termi? nating with a shaft bearing a cross-the en? tire monument being about twelve feet high. The name and inscriptions are in parti}' raised and partly sunken letters artistically cut ; and upon the front of the second base the name "O'Donnell" is cut in large capital raised letters. The job is certainly a very handsome one, and Messrs. Mayhew ?fe Son can refer to it with pride as a specimen of their work. They are prepared to do any work in their Hoe, and have their headquarters in this State at Columbia, with a branch at Florence. Business communications addressd to them at either place will receive prompt attention. Their card will be foand in another column. * -??-??? -- Why buy a pattern when you can get your dress cnt bythe Dressmaker's Magic Scale Co. for what the pattern costs you ? Perfect fit guaranteed without trouble of having to try on. Fashion plates/rom all the leading pub? lishers. Ladies give us a call and get our prices before having your dresses made else? where. Main street, nearly opposite Jervey House. -mm i *m Survivor's Meeting. There will be a meeting of the survivor's of Company "E." Palmetto Sharp-shooters, (Jenkin'sBrigade,) at Mayesvil?e, S C., on Friday the 25th of May. Every member is earnestly requested to be present. The object of the meeting is to perfect a roll for the State record. Messrs. Valk & Murdoch of Charleston, S. C., make boilers and all other work by machinery. They have the most improved machines, and the largest capacity for work in the State. See advertisement. -- i i ? ICE COLD SODA WATER AND GINGER ALE -AT 5 CENTS A GLASS. With a first class apparatus and an experi? ence of 12 years in the manufacture of Soda Water, I offer the public a pure article, un? contaminated with Sulphate of Copper or any other poison, such as is sometimes found in soda water prepared by inexperienced bands. D. J. AULD, Opposite Court House. Wainwright's Patent Medicated Nest Eggs. These eggs are filled with the most power? ful drugs for the destruction of Hen Lice, Mites, &c. and will cleanse your nest and setting hens in a few days. Price 5 cts. each. For sale by Dr. China. AND j CONFECTIONE RY. HAVING purchased the business hereto? fore known as MRS. H. T. O'CONNOR, ? 1 ut-sire to state to my Town and County I friends that I am now prepared to furnish i them with : ZY3SYTSI2T& ET THE BASEST * -AND Confectionery Line, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, -AND-2 FANCY GROCERIES. Having secured the services of a I Competent Baker, j I will guarantee to give, for less money, a more superior article than can be got elsewhere. j Any orders received from the country will have my prompt attention. F. J. O'CONNOR. May 8 ! MURRAY & MURRAY, Agents. -o HAVING BOUGHT A LARGE STOCK. OF DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS -AND CLOTHING THIS SEASON, We are prepared to offer every inducement to those favoring us with a call. WE WILL SELL FOR j ANY GOODS IN OUR LINE AT A SMALL UA&GX1T ABOTE COST. We have always kept THE BEST LINE OF LABIES' NECK-WEAR IN TOWN, And will continue to lead in that line. Jt3T Prompt attention paid to orders from Country for Goods or Samples. MURRAY & MURRAY, Agents. Apr 24 J. S. RICHARDSON. P. G. BOWMAN. RICHARDSON & BOWMAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Sumter* S. C, Attend to any business in the Courts of the State, and especially solicit business in the Counties of Sumter, Darlington and Claren? don. Office on Main Street, up stairs in Bult man's new building. _ AP_r 17 ~ ESTATES OF John L and Charles M. Neal, MINORS. IWILL APPLY TO THE JUDGE OF PRO bate for Sumter County, on May 24th. 1883, for a final discharge as Guardian of aforesaid Minors. JOHN B. TINDALL, Apr 24-4t* Guardian. Victory over Pain. ISA Ashley's Klertric Medicated Plasters fcHa 8top ?ll Fain and Ache*. Tono np th? 8j?tera. Draggbta, er Ktotrie Plotter Co., 142 Fatten St., 5. T. PTIMTWC Send Sum pt for Trial Flatter. CLOTHING. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED Tie Hanflsoffles? St? of Cliing EV EH EXHIBITED IN THIS MARKET. Examioe them before buying else? where. ALTAMONT MOSES. JUST ARRIVED, C)r DOZ. LADIES' AND MISSES HATS. j&t) ttought at a sacrifice, aud for sale at unheard of prices. ALTAMONT MOSES. MY STOCK -OF AND SHOES FOR ALL, WILL ARRIVE THIS WEEK. ALTAMONT MOSES. I HAVE THE AGENCY FOR THE FOLLOWING : Tansill's Punch Cigar, j Which has earned the narai of America's Fipest Fire Cent Cigar. j St?rke's Dixie Plow, j Each one warranted to give satisfaction and can be returned after trial. -ALSO THE FOLLOWING Commercial Union of London. I Niagara Fire Ins. Co. of N. ?. j Fire Association of Philadelphia. I ??&~ Rates as low as any First Class i j Companv. ALTAMONT MOSES. Jan 2 CHARLESTON IRON WORKS & SALES ROOMS. os Q3 OS f-. C? PLAIN SLIDE VALVE and CUT-OFF ENGINES, MARINE, STATIONARY and PORTABLE BOILERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON GINS and PRESSES, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COG GEARING, Steam and Hand PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOWERS, BELTING, PACKING, OILS, PILES, and General Mill Supplies. HUGHES* AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES, for Electric Lights and other purposes requiring steady, reliable and economical power. This is the simplest Automatic Engine in tlie market. Repairs by Competent Workmen. Charges moderate. GEO. W. WILLIAMS Sc SON, Write for Prices and mention this paper. Charleston, S. C? CP co HS" Tin Roofing Done in any Part of the Country. Call and see me at my old stand on Main Street., and I will give satisfaction in every bargain. October 24. DEALERS IN OUR PATRONS : : : : : THE PEOPLE. OUR STUDY : : : : THEIR INTERESTS. OUR MAXIM : : : : : FAIR DEALING. OUR REWARD :::::: SUCCESS. IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH. The Very Best of Merchandise THE NEWEST PATTERNS, TBE UTI AND The Most FashionableG-oods. ! None but thc Most Durable and Best Wearing Article; j THE GOODS HAVE CO j THEY ARE 11ST STOCK j -AND ? . For Sale at the Very Lowest Prices. i Come and See What We Have i i Learn tlxe Prices, ! And Tell Your Neighbors and Friends Tha j THE PLACE TO BUY GOODS -IN i I SUMTE li, IS AT THE POPULAR AND LEA DING IIOUSL OF J. RYTTENBERG & SONS FiE^E?SOEE ARRIVAL, ON MARCH 7th, ONE CAR LOAD VERY FIXE MULES suitable for timber, turpentine or fanning purposes. TO ARRIVE About March loth, ONE CAR LOAD HORSES of various qualities. BARBY EROS, March 10 CHARLESTON, S. C. ROBERTSON. TAYLOR & GO, GENERAL AGENTS. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE GOODS, Ammoniated Fertilizers, Dissolved Bones, Acid Phosphates, Ashepoo Bone Ash. LARGE IMPORTERS FROM TUE MINES LV GERMANY OF Genuine Leopoldschal German Kainit, PROPRIETORS OF THE CELEBRATED BRANDS ASHEPO O , ES TD T J?.TW , 3P. 3Z>. E5NO IrL JES E5 . Special Brands Made to Order. ASHEPOO PHOSPHATE COMPANY, ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO., Dec 12 g GENERAL AGENTS. J|SHLEY PHOSPHATE COMPANY, CHARLESTON, S. C. SOLUBLE GUANO, highly ammoniated ; DISSOLVED HONE, highest grade ; ACID PHOSPHATE, for composting;" ASH ELEMENT, made of Floats, for Cotton, Grain ana Peas; GENUINE LEOPOLDSIIALL KAI NIT., imported direct from the Mines in Germany, and warranted pure; GENUINE FLOATS, of highest grade, product of the Due Atomizer ; SMALL GRAIN SPECIFIC : COTTON AND CORN COMPOUND : GROUND DRIED FISH AND BLOOD; GROUND RAW BONK; X. S. LAND PLASTER ; Special Formulas made to order. COTTON SEED MEAL. Special inducements for rash orders. For terra.-:. Illustrated Almanacs and cards address the Company. Dec 12-6m T WAGON ON WHEELS IS MANUFACTURED BY FISH BROS. & CO., RACINE, WIS., WE MA KB EVERY VARIETY OF Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons, And by confining ourselves strictly to one cl ai? of work; by employing none but the Seat of WOKIvJlKN, nein? nothing but FIRST-CLASS IMPROVED MACHINERY and the VERY BEST of SELECTED TIMBER, and by a THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE of the business, we h&re justlv earned the reputation of making mi ' THE BEST WHEELS." Manufacturers have abolished ibo warranty, but A?rente may, on their own responsibility, give tho fo)lowin-_* warranty with each wagon, if s:> acreed: We Horeby Warrant thc risir BROS. WAGON No.to V well made in erery partic? ular and of ?rood material, and tim tho strength ?f the same is sufficient for all work with fair upajre. Should any breakage i>ccur within ?>n : year from this tiaro by reason of defective material or workmanship, repairs for tho same will be furnished at place of sate, free of charge, or the price of said repairs, as perageuCs price list, will be paid in catii by the purchaser producing a sninpk- of the broken or defective parts an evidence. . Knowing w? ?an snit von, wo solicit patronage from ovcrv sec*:on of the United States. Send tor Prices and Terms, and" for a copy of THE RAC1N E AGRICULTURIST, to U>H BltOS. A: ro., Karine, Wit? M. Fi HOYT, AGENT FOR S CM TE ft AN 9 KERSHAW COUNTIES --rou / The Peerless Steam Engine, IS^T?e Acme Harrow, GRIST 31 ILLS, SAW MILLS, -and All Kinds of MACHINERY. Purchasers will ind it to tlie';. id vantage to con ult him before uirchasing SI S MM, AT STANSILL;S OLD STAXD^ THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a part? nership. :?nd are prepared to do and w?rfe ?eeded in the line of Blacksmithing, Horse-Shoeing) Carriage and Wagon Work, .vith dispatch, and at reasonable prices." .Satisfaction guaranteed. Special personal attention given to Horse* Shoeing. His old customers, and any others wanting [vork done are invited tocal] at the old? Stand! m Republican Street, opposite Graham'? Stables. W. C. STA NCI L, Ocr 24 _J. 1. BRUNS?N. DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONET IN BUTING- GROCERIES? IF SO SEND YOUR ORDERS TO WELOH & EASONj Wholesale and Retail Dealers -IX- .' Clwi?? Family an? Fancy Groceries, Wines, Liqours, Teas and Senors, 127 ? 129 Meeting St., S. W. cor. Market St.. CHARLESTON, S. C. We carry an extensive assortment of goods, and have everything you want at astonish* ingly low prices. HOLIDAY GOODS, in great variety. COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing an as? sortment of Fancy Groceries will find it to their interest to correspond with us on the subject. Packing and drayage free. Send for catalogue and price list. Nov 21 ? C. I. HOYT & BRO., Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c, &c. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. SPOKING MATERIAL, Shells, Wack and Everything Permitt? ing to Breech-Loading Guns. Sept 26 GRAHAM'S STABLES, REPUBLICAN-STREET, FRESH ARRIVAL, OXE CAR LOAL> -OP BOIli'S I'D ULI. Good Driving Horses. -AND Farm and Timber Mules, Also, on hand, a fine assortment of BUGGIES, OF ALL STYLES AND GRADE3r At pi ices tc suit thc times. CELEBRATED Old Hickory Wagons Manufactured by the Kentncky Wagoo Mano tacturing Company, of Louisville, Ky. --ALSO TENNESSEE WAGONS. Mar< h 20 W. M. GRAHAM. _ I. Jill DEL . DEALER IN J9 Agent* Dlill I Ml IMiftt TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY* AND ALL KINDS OF Druggist's Sundries USUALLY K KPT IN \ FIRST-CLASS DRUO STORE. Tobacco, Snuff and Scgars, GARDEN SEEDS, &?., Physician's Proscriptions carefully compounded, and o rd v rs answered witli caro and dispatch* Thc public vrill ftnd say stock of Medicines completo, warranted'gent? ine, and of the host finality. Call and <*e? for yanvscivesv Sumter. S. C, Jan. 20, ?us.