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?4?*paper tar ftwir subscriber* w?H m ?drMice ; i?oaa/risit Die* of Abarles- i it R?pre?ia?at?Te tee were attending to Sale day ST j;So* t eera .Humor it t, -at tta<? Hail I *th, ? Vefeck -^^^^^^^^fc^pj^^l^?t' tLa~ Presbyterian cburcb ^^^^^^^^^^^fc^faaa ?. ,R Ceofereaea meet? sent aa a ?ample of ble new ^^^^^^^^^at^??r?^A^ Schwer?tt%f. '^^^J^jmjbo?j ^tr ate- aach aa asaortment of ^^^^^S^^^rjttcn^x and Sons bare ande j^B their prices desire for oar ^^^e^i^Qrr^ar hi? a-call. between this and , ^^?st?^pe?^'aod^nl^" Head bis advertise ^^^^^?Betl?td^.sisters shooed their bands ^fetojga-'m?a jfr>nt dinner io ibebangrj way ^^^?ca^^ll?lwB?rT wayfarer* did a good part ^^^^^^M^ittf-if the disappearing process which ^^0?ttjt?*^^?u carried-on for any leagib of a troublesome gjp^ acd rke and oysters, ?jjjflp^ BO rice ^^^^^^^^^^^Mfasra ia ano thar col nm n. ^?^^Iba? wpJ,be an entertainment at Bishop p.^jrto'e^^eye^btg of tb^ 13rd instant, con Sggjf.Mat? jj^?hrtwr??dfs, followed bj refreshmenf8. ^^^^ttjiiia-reai?ed wtl? be need in arranging p|^^^^^^?rf^\t^ea^eriao Church. Ad ^^^jm?^^B^^^^^m aseare tbepabftcofa '?S^'^8&&T yesterday wai a prodigiou* tnc 'g?^^ The streets were l^ljHWwdad? li? weather waa good, not mao j got |^^^??j^^l^>&t-.thre?(> tibe Kaster made a Sberrff, and '^S^r^^TWt^Tiwft Iwling^otoffd fanners- of tba ????*?^i?J? *** ?.... Q????T ^^^m^^J??oat?5p% or soaethiajr/ af that ^^^.JT-at Somier, next-,Fal?. For that ^^^gjlii':^-- meeting,. witt be held at |^^;^lllrtio?^aa4 start the good work. ^^^^^^S^^ggyj tkat wacotdi ^^pjj^^w jjfcyo^^ it; ? .to-'do ^^^^^^??aored-friaads tb? bett- cf ?necea*. ^^ft????^^1?^A^soetatk* bad a foll ^^^M??^dftay-.. owning.' Tba reporta of the ^^^MW??^'tt^'terjr encouraging ?od unless .J- 3?a? oWawiiflcoltj interreaea the Fair ^^Wrj?'i?aj 'milk,. w31 be -a-BO tab Ie ?access. g^P^-Kyawuie wHI soo? be published and llfe^ enables each aa* the aead of a wefl Library Association we trust that the expec wiflbe boys, So n Fretbyteriao Cboreb-we ? wjpa" -Presbyterian boy? ff tba? ab ter room and car eomTetsatiott for some commenced. * The wflt not behave for thc g^^^^Sw of ^^^^I?kWr?ope? daily ^mggf^ ??^?^?firo^ tn.-;' ? v pJlaitTia &ntr*&b ^^ Boaday excepted), from -Jr & vs to "4 p mr Norther?, Stolbera* Eastern? and Western mails close daily (Sunday excepted) at 9 a. m. I ^Jfa^Kgrtfei^ :Tancafev^i0riw^%5i intermediate points 'doses aa?y at 6 pm. ; ... : 3?ai?|ef?^ por? tion of State, at 9 A. M. ?f Sunday Hoor>i ; Geaeral : Delivery open fro? 9:50 to 10:50 a m. - All mails claise at ^?T^f;T. ^,|^Dj:po8t^e>;W ?C Married* 3 In Cbarlestont S. C., Nor. 27th, at 12 M., by!<Be?Cf Jbh? O^ Wilson, gj?r| Edward; ^Ti Dick and Mis? Claudia H. Branson, both of Sumter;* ? At tbeiies^eue^of *.the;^ on itha, evening of November 26, ?885-, by. the Jwotft^^Bfla^elo^ W. ^^^?deB^C^arleatoa, S..C-.\? t > On the 26th November, at Tucson, Arizona, .Hgt stwCerent, Juverrfiof Somier, and Mist Lime Hoghes, of Tncson. ! On the 19th oj?n?, hy Iterl D. C. Hat^krf ?&rij. W. Davis to Miss Sallie T>vy&ff\ i>oth .of .Kedfc?s^. -^-^ ' On the 25th ultimo,, by Rev. J. C. Cban ; dler, MW J. F. Moseley, of'Kershaw,- to Miss Trooblefield, of Sumter Co. ; Married on tba evening of the 5 th instant, ;by Rev. C. C. Brown, ?r. F. B. Grier to Mis? jS. I*. Foxworth, daughter of Mr. J. A. Fox? forth, all bf;^mier. Oar, best wishes go ?with our you?g?rieuds ia_ their ?ewly found happiness, and while we know it cannot be increased we hope it will be lengthened through all the years ?f their lives. \ ; ? '. ?? Died at his plantation of Walnut Grove, near McCleUaayillv. on the 1st of December, 1885, Dr.* Horace^ W. Leland, in Ihe 66th year of bis age. His decline was long and protract?d, ou*n?^?So^^ | f f Religious. The Union Service at"the Presbyterian Church Sunday night waa very interesting. Despite .the cold weather large congrega? tion was ?n^aVftndaucei' ReV?Sr-F.*^ berg preached on the importance of Christian unity, and this being the last sermon of bia pastorate in Sumter, he spoke with more than o s oa? emphasis and earnestness. A pleasant feature of the meeting was a short address by Rer^C: ?> Brown; giving voice to?b? univer? sal feeling of zegret and sorrow felt by the people of Sumter over the prospective depart? ure oC Mr. Cbreitxberg, and the wurm en? dorsement of these sentiments by Rey. N. W. Edmonds. There will --be" service at the Methodist Church next Sunday by some visiting minis? ter/ v Wi i -.:. 3 :f : ;--^mmm*~ m m . mam The Free Trade Meeting. The Free Trade meeting yesterday was held in the-Fire Engine Hall; Mr. W. D. Scar boroogh Was made President and Mr. S. C. Hogheon, Secretary. . .The. main event of the day was the address of Col. J. J. Dargan. He made a very strong argument ia favor of absolute Free Trade and satisfied himself at least that its adoption would, lift the burdens irofixlbe-couatry, an? . bring tojis increased j prosperity. He .referred incideatelly tojfr?? meeting at Chicago last XHot??^m^?^ <<rro' and fraternal we??>n^^H^?p^?5~~cae South Carolina delegates.by"^. tr^^reat Northwest. Mr. C.- H. Moise- followed iu a good speech giving warm endorsement to the movement. The election of 'delegates to the meeking, in Colombia on the 1 Otb resulted-in the choice of Coi. J. J. Dargan, W. D. Scarborough, H. F. Wilson and R. M. Cooper. Coi. -Dargaa is exceedingly.- earnestrand equally enthusiastic as to the final iriu mph of bis ideas,- and does not seem to be able to ou deretaud why everybody else is not in line with. bim. -He arraigae4-our oublie men and office-holders for nor turning out to the meet? ing and laking the front rank with him, and' predicted that in a few years they will be among the loudest-moathed Free Traders in their efforts to get. office. He also arraigned the Watchman and Southron as haring gone back on ita record, 4c-, and found fault with ut for not having championed Free Trade, in reply to which we will only say that wc think the record of the Watete***and South? ron. bja?M>een^rerye^ but never as yet for absolute Fret Trade, and we are as much in earnest as Col. Dargan as far as we go, end when we are convinced that his theory ia regard Jouira sound we will go on. We have not jone back oa aa?thing and will be glad to go forward. We have no quarrel and do not intend to have any with Col. Dargan. He is an earnest and able man, aud is entitled to the esteem and support of our people. He bas thoroughly studied the subject, we believe, and we hope that he is not mistaken io the extreme views he takes.-He an nuanced; in the most emphatic manner his personal ?tatas-that he wants no office, and will aot accept;any, and further, that it is impossible for biol tc accept one., : Ari- Endorsement. Mr..Harvey W. Baker, of Salem is canvass? ing for a book,. "Completa Home," and ha? shown as the foHowiog endorsement to the value af the book : 'The undersigned baa given the 'Complete Home' a cosorry peraial, think? it a valuable book for family reading and would recommend it to any person who may. find it convenient to parchase it. He can also recommend Mr. Harvey Baker who ie engaged in circulating this volume aa a very excellent man and worthy of the patronage of the community at large. J. LEIGHTON WILSON. MayesvtHe, S. C., Nov. 5, 1885. We can also add our commendation of Mr. Baker, lo that of Rev. Mr. Wilson. ". . "? - Vi .mm' -'. *Pti?^ Weather^ 6AJ?. J2M. 6r.a. Nov. 30-47 53 BO Cloudy. Dec 1-43 53 48 Clear. Dec. 2-43 44 44 Cloudy. Dec. 3-36 54 52 Clear. Dee. 4-35 58 48 Clear. Dec. 5-54 45 40 Clear and Windy. Dec. 6-25 43 42 Clear and Windy. Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, Shells and Wads at T. C. ScafiVs. Crockery and Glass Ware, a l?rge and va? ried assortment.. Fine Moddox Ware at low prices. China Tea Setts, etc., at T. C. Scene's. An old intimate friend of mine is Parker's Hair Balsam. I have used it five years, and could not do without iL It ha? stopped my bair from failing, restored its natural black color and wholly cleansed it from dandruff. Mis? Pear 1 Aneson, St. Louis, 'Mo. ; m ?-.;4f*?.-r '?' ' '' mm itt mm - i LOOK HEILE, j Send 25 cents to^Prof, W. H. Patrick, Bryant and Stratton Business <Jo?lege, Baltimore, Md., and recefveby return mail one dozen elegantly written cards. i\ mm' > - Bttcklen*8 Arnica Salve. Tba Beat Salve in the world for Cots, frais? ?e; Sore? Ulcers, Salt Rheom, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Coras and ?? Skin Eruption?, and positively cures-Piles, or oo^pay reaurred. It is guaranteed ibo give perfect satisfaction, ork money:; refonded. cenU per box. For sale by Droll F. . " . __ _^Ip?itryl w?oftoX?harlesteu "tor tee f&?^Fa?*ai?**ur? prised os ?li by bringing back a wife and a J Chinaman, ir at his accustomed plactTof bos ?oes^f?n^i? popolar grocery boase" of Docker^ &?BjDdtminv where beia^ready to receiTe-tbe congratulations of his numerous friends, and wait opon them with his well known alacrity, and with an increase, if possible, of its genial manners. We have mentioned that be brought ? Chinaman atong with bim Who may also be seen at Messrs. D. & B.'s es tab si^f -v?y dw? ^ .-?'?^C- - . J5> - -. j? liniment, and, th os remind tbttr customers tba^^rteas^Sr^ of thVbest-pa re and fresh, for it is a well known fact no well organised Chinaman caa exist where.adulterated teas are sold. Mr J Dick w ill -take great pleasaxe in helping bis cns to mer? to make home happy by selling ali they- cao possibly, need, for Christmas. -Intbis-bVwill be Materially a?vj stated by his Chinaman whose wise counsels, gathered from tba books of Confucius, are in? valuable in this important business. *" i- I>II - ' . Manchester; Items; ?3 . MANCHBSTSX,S. C.,.Dec. 3, 1885. Mr. Editor : We are baring an epidemic ofhog stealing. ? Messrs W. T. Kelb, Abra? ham Ardil? and JV Jv Geddings bare all been losers, ? i?';i?_?'j - .BeSlth is g^od and news scarce. -The dull "routine ?s varieaN^?casionalIy by a happy couple jumping into^Knmonial bliss. Mr. Nathaniel GeddingSffed^Tjas SarahL. Ardis were married -last Saturda>?y Trial Jostice Mahoney. ?I intima ted some time ago thatjourJPacks T?llecritio- was. sharp. I still .think so. Jo. bis last .be said be ..was afraid of my razor? backed hogs and spear-hipped cowa. I ad? mit owning raror-backs and spear-hips but bow did he know it. - Neither my hogs., nor nryselfbave any interest in that pastnre.ran'd j ?tG?^B. s*w my-stock'iie must''?hare 'been plundering around in my. pasture. I wrote a poem on the subject bat fear you will not publish ?it.:- [Well baldly^ Our art critic has a great fondness for making wrapping paper; ou t-of poetry manus erip t.-En,!^.,. 3?r. - John - W.~ Harvin of Packsville ^haa | moved to Stateburg. -. .- ; ?Jlr. W.T. ?01 b bas moved fro? Privateer. to~P*nola, Clarenden county.^ ^otfr iowb*?releiT^cb^R**dir~^vith >b*?.j pain paint aodbook) SVoaders ofrtbe World,! passed hero; to-day v ? think he is: like our friend woggan-his eq?afi?^not "to bV foundT" Mr. John W. Hud^u losralittre daughter the 1st instant, being, the second io three weeks. i Tell G. B. those gates are open. ^ ' Where is D?wl SIDRA. Providence Items. . PROVIDENCE, S..O.,;Dec. 2, 1885. Mr. Editor : Building. and repairing is the order of the day, Tarted hy an occasional spurt of stomp; digging. Farmers cannot] employ their-time better, for stumps area great nuisance,-sod time spent to getting rid of them is well spent Mr. C. L. Williamson's lumber business-is progressing finely. T ra de i tv seed i cotton is also - progressing. It should be checked by some means, for it is a great evil.--' '. Rev" jrcrCb?ndT?r' will ' deliver bis fare? well sermon at Providence, the 3rd Sunday, fie has been a faithful minister for the last four years and carries with him the highest esteem of this community. Rev. Mr. Garr?s* delivered a stirring ser* mon on temperance some ti rae ago. Mr. G. is )ooi vemlly pp^Ut- ; ~ "fr lr. WUIiam~ Wallace will move'lfb the cof Marion Sanders, Eaq., on lifting: . .Qor-oe^ losing:bim and h is interesting fiaiUy We are ali glad to welcome"MrTJ'. W. Hod? son, who has mored to the Newton place. The Providence' school is taught by Miss Essie Dink i os-a popular .teacher. . Prot Gibbes has charge of tbe^Springdale Academy,-which is in a flourishing condition. The Professor is esteemed .not only for his recognised ability as a scholar, bot for the spirit of genial courtesy which is to so great an.exteni a part of bis nature "Carristonr's - Gift" was much admired. The denouement was heartily enjoyed, and the absence of all coarseness was delightful. T lost all interest in your first serial just so ?ooo as I fouud out the heroine had.been ser cretly married. " Vox. mmm i ti i m ' '-' "Go io ^los?c" Hall," 'We'doesday' evening,' December 9th, and enjoy over two hours of genuine unalloyed, dyspepsia-banishing laughter. . _? - The Prosperity Pres* and Reporter is re? joicing in a new Campbell Power Press and new outfit of type. Prosperity is bound to h.ire a paper sud a good one. The Rock Bill Herald formerly owned by the late J; Mr. Ivy, has been bought by Mr. J. J. Hull who will continue its publication: Mr. Hull has been its business manager for some time and ha? already made it a most ex? cel! ent pa per. We hare received from George Stinson k Co., of Portland, Maine, the well-known Art Publisher?,, a magnificent, foll length, steel engraving" of [General Grant. It *is after Anderson*? celebrated photograph, which was made while the general waa still tn full vigor, aod:: represents him in bis study, manly stren gth, as the people, ?ash; to remember him. It is undoubtedly, the best portrait eyer made of thejge?erat? * ' '? Messrs." Stiqion & Co. are in need of agents for severaL.imporiant, popular. -new publica? tions, and offer.inducements that should be heeded by those in Deed .of profitable work ; thooseVbo.wri te tb/tbexn wltH receive, free, full particular?. V ' Very Remarkable Recovery. Mr. Geo. V. WiPing,.of Manchester, Mich., writes: "My-wife has been almost helpless for fire years, so helpless thai' she could not toro over io bed alone?..She used two Bottles of Electric Bitters^ a nd is so mach improved, that she is able now to do ner own work." ' Electric Bitters will do all that is claimed for them. Hundreds of "testimonials attest their great curative powers.. Only fifty cents a bottle at Dr. J. F; W. DeEormVs. : 2 - ! Proper Treatment for Coughs. That the reader may fully ondentard what constitutes a good Cough Sy rop, we will say that Tar1 antfWild Cherry is the basisof the best remedies vet discovered. These ingredi? ents with several others equally efficacious, enter largely into Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, thus making it one of the most reliable oow on the market. Price 50 cents, and $1.00. Samples free. Sold by Dr. J. F. W.DeLortne. . ?_^ . 3 ii > y Core for files. Piles are freq ueo tly preceded by a sense of weight in the back, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causing the: patient to suppose, he has some affection of the kidueys or neigh-' boring organs. At times, symptoms of indi? gestion are present, flatulency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspira? tion, producing a very disagreeable itching, after getting warm, ia a common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once to ibe application of Dr. Bosanko'a Pile Remedy, which acts'directly upon the parts affected, absorbing tba Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and effecting a permanent cure. Price 50 cents. Address, the Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by' Dr. J. F. W. Del.orme. _ o Dyspepsia Can be Cured. . There is perhapa no disease so prevalent as "dyspepsia or indigestion, and ene too, that np to the present time, has battled the skill of the most eminent Physicians. Two-thirds of the chronic diseases have their origin- in .dys? pepsia. The sympt?ns are loss bf appetite, loss of flesh, a feeling of fullness or weight in the stomach, occasional y nausea and vomit? ing, acidity, flatulence, dull pain in the head, with a sensation of heaviness or giddiness, irregularity of bowels, low spirits, sleepless? ness, sallow skin, derangement of kidneys, and not unfreqaently palpitation ef tile heart. If you are suffering with any of these'symp? toms , ..... .. DR. HOLT'S DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR | Will Core jon. g* \? lg. For sale by Dr. AT J. Cb?oa/ Pbysicians are in vi ted to call and see formula. ;_. PRIVATERE, S C., Dec. V 1885.^ Again oar neighborhood bas to mourn with ]J?r? and Mrs. Jobo Hudson in the loss of Lix zie,-a.younger daughter^ aged,- Qryearsj-who .died on the.2nd?nst??i.^.Typh^?d'iever was the cause of the death of both children. . Hon. F. M. Beckham is borne on sick leave, 1 but expects to return-to C?J?mMajt?/morrow. V " Diw. H ' j : CL?EKMOMT, S. .C'.,rnec. 5, 1385. MrsJSd?or: Jmj? very. mucb-..surpr?3ei to ^fiu? thitmyr "Quri Driving^as'it is termed', "BasT produced foe* effect bf acuckle burV'un der a moles tail on mydistinguished friend "Vox.*' If be represents Bisbopville in mat? ters" pertaining'to the cradle, I will withdraw my challenge for'I don't'propose to show babies with anyTbachelor.' ' r ' ? .: ? hare pulled ' up my stakes from 'aronbet Packsville now and moved to these parts and as-you have so many big roosters/up here to "Quil" yoathe news I will withdraw before those, horned men in (be Summerton vigilan cs committee finds out where Tam. Yours, G. B. . (We can't spare "G. B." and we shall look with great confidence to a spicy communica? tion from him :n the aeaY-future^We- will send bim a body gnard. at any time he.may need one as a protection from the "horned men" of Summerton. Ed.) An Answer. DECEMBER Tib, 1885. mmMr. Editor: In reply to the Qaery contain? ed Sn y^MstteAsJuable paper of two weeks ago, cl have only toisay?*^nal Justices are not res? ponsible for prisoners l?T?e^they have been pnt in custody of their constablesv^_^XX. - ill mm - - y Lamps and Lamp Fixtures io variety -Layups from 25 cents to $12 at T C. Scaffe's. -Tin War??and -Housekeeping Goods. The Jargestand' best selected stock in the town, including the fine- Agate Iron Ware, at T. C. Scaffe's. :_. Stoves and Stove Fixtures, Pots, Ovens, Kettles. Spiders, &c. Stoves from~10 cents to $35, ho joke, at T. Ci Scaffe's.. ' Hill ll Ul ^-THE 1 W? u BEST TONIC. ? This medicine, combining Iron frith pnro vegetable tonics, Quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weakness, iMpttre Blood, malaria, C hills ac d Fevers, and XenrsJ???n. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the Kidneys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, and all who lead sedentary lives. It does not in j ure the teeth, cause headache,or produce constipation-other Iron medicines do. .. - It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of food/re? lieves Heartburn and Belching, and strength? ens the muscles and nerves. For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, Ssc, it has no equal. au~ The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red unca on wrapper. Take no other. S?d??.lj hj BBOWS CHEMICAL CO-, BiLTtSORS, BB* leWcldvertisements, WORK FOR $2.50. a day and pay your own expenses until March. 1st? The business is light and pleasant. Send 10c. for partic? ulars if you wish to command a good salary until that date to * j. E. MCDOWELL & co., MENDOS, i"; St. Jo. Co , Michigan. WANTED-LADIES io work for us at their own homes. $7 to $10 per neck 'caa be qoietly made. Nb photo, painting ; no canvassing. For fnlf particulars, please Address, at once, Crescent Art Co., Boston, Mass., Box 5170. O '" -V FOR SALE OB RENT. TSE RESIDENCE lately occupied by Mr. W. H. Tates, on Sumter Street, next door to M rs. E. A.. White. Apply, to - ??v: - % WILSON & FRASER. .-Dec. 1, 1885. ... . . .. Fine Berksliire iHogs, A PAIR OF FINE BERKS?IRES-Boar XX? a od Sow-about one year oid,*Ibr Sale. Ap]?ly ai Wiatcbman.and.Southroe Office. ROOMS FOR RFNT. TWOJIOOMS, either furnished o* jjafor nished, for refit.'"" Apply at corner-of Sumter, on Republican, street. Nov 1^7 FOR SALE, AFINE YOUNG UNREGISTED JERSEY BULL. A bargain can be had by ap? plying to W. R. DELGAR. I TO BENT. THE "HOPEWELL" TRACT.OF LAND, situated. near Mecbanicsvj.lle, and con? sisting of 120 acres arable land, with a com? fortable dwell in g, a good well of water, and all r?quisite?outbuildings. Terms reasonable. Apply to JAMES E. HERIOT, .Nov. 12 1 Heriot's Cross Roads. FOR'RENT. SEVEN ROOM DWELLING just ootside of Corporate limits of the Town of Sum? ter, near Factory, and depot. Servants' two room house in yard, stables and other neces? sary ont-bouses adjacent.' Orchard furnishes fruit six months during the year. Pasture lands, and also 30 acres of arable land tn fine condition. Apply at this office for further particulars. FOR SALE. A VALUABLE PLACE, on the suburbs of the Town of Marion, consisting of 37 acres, -15 under cultivation, bouse of. five rooms and kitchen attached, out door buildings, and everything requisite for a good Farra. Sold cheap for cash. For particulars apply at this office or address P. O. Box 79 Marion S. C. tfiwrS *a,2c E tm LAND FOR SALE. ACHOICE FARM of Seventy-five Acres, about 3 miles North of M ay es vii le, ad? joining lands of J. H. Wilson, G. H. An? drews and others. Apply to R. D. LEE, March 17 Attorney for Owner GEORGE COOPER. PRACTICAL SAW-MAKER & REPAIRER. - SUMTER,*. C. Formerly with Disston & Sons, Philadel? phia, will attend to the Repairing of all Saws entrusted Jp bis care..- Address P. O. Box lil. All orders promptly aile oded to. October 31, 1885/ . A CYCLONE IS A 8REAT BLOW TO ANr COUNTRY. THIS IS NO BLOW, BOT SOLIO McfS. :i I Have Just Opened a Large and Varied STOCK OF*? FALL AND WINTER GOODS -CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, ?SFotions, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Hardware, &c.,,&a ; I i p i f m A ' FULL LINE OF HEAVY ?ND FANCY GROCERIES. . . My steck has been selected with great care, and BOUGHT VERY LOW FOR CASH, which enables me to GIVE MT CUS -, -j ; v j : TOMERS THE BENEFIT. The Bargains offered in all departments would astonish the most fastidious. J ..REMEMBER, I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY ONE. ? A Call and Examination is respectfully solicited.. J3. ?F. MAIN STREET, IN TUE BEND. CELEBRATED FOB SALE BT H. HARBY. P. H. LACHIGOTTE & GO., 99 MAIN STREET, y ty BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE CITIZENS OF ify TER to their large and varied stock of : ? " ] 1 S Fine Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Silverware, &c. We have not the space in this advertisement to enumerate all the prices, or give in detail the varied styles. Berloiv' we give some of the prices, and say that should you need anything in our line we would be pleased to quote you styles ?nd prices more in detail. We cari maire it to your advantage to trade withins; See our-special offer : ^VXWV\V\VVVV\'VVVVVWVVVVV'VV\\ ?WWX.W i t. ? *. * T/t? holder of tMsj Coupon is entitled to a discount qf?O j^j per: cent on any pnrclytse made of m on or before January J ?s% 1886. P. K L?OHICOTTE & Co., Jewelers. ^ Columbia j S. C. Ne claim for discount will be recognized unless this Coupon is presented. This offer is only made to the people of Sumter and vicinity, and for a limited time. It is liberal because our prices are as low as the same goods can be bought for ANYWHERE. There is no chance for deception because bur price mark is in plain figures. Our reason- for making this offer is, we desire to. bring to your attention the fact that you car? buy your Jewelry,- SH vcr, etc., in Columbia as cheaply as anywhere else, and. by our spe? cial offer hope to be able to induce you to give tis a trial. See the advantages of this offer. In the first place the prices on the goods are in plain figures, so that there is^no> adding on to take off in discount. On a purchase of $10 worth, yan get a discount of $1, getting $10 worth of goods for $9 ; on a $15 purchase the discount is $1.50, which will pay your railroad fare on? way between Sumter and Columbia. The discount on a $30 purchase pays your fare both c ways y-QT a:$50 purchase pays your* fare both ways and Hotel Expenses in Columbia. Nowy as you will doubtless need sometliiug iii our line, say JEW? ELRY for wife, daughter or sweetheart^ or SILVER WARE, either with or without handsome Plush |rf^rQC%ijf^^f?r tedding Presents, would it not be to your|ady?n|age to buy: it fror? ?? ? We think so, and only ask that you give us a trial. g| We will send goods C. 0. D. with privilege of examining before paying the bill if 50 cents is enclosed with the order to guarantee us express charges in case pf no sale. If the article sent was satisfactory, and bought, the 50 cents would be deduct? ed from the bill. It would be hardly fair to expect us to go to the trouble of packing and shipping an article and also have -to pay express charges when no sale~ was effected. Wc will now ! give you some of our prices, but should you want anythiri??in this line write to, or call on, us and state what you would like to get and how much you wish to pay, and we can suit you. Remember, only one price on each article, and tliat in plain figures. SOLID GOLD WATCHES, GENTS' SIZE from $45 op. SOLID GOLD WATCHES, LADIES SIZE from ?16 50 ap. GENTS' SIZE SILVER WATCHES, 010 up. OUR $12 GENTS SILVER WATCH, is tbe popular one-A first clasTrc Hable time-piece. BOY'S SIZE SILVER WATCHES, $8 up to $20. GENTS SOLID GOLD VEST CHAINS $15 to $60. In rolled gold from ?2 50 to $7. "SILVER VEST CHAINS $2 to $6. J LADIES GOLD VEST CHAINS, ?13 to $18. Goldtfcck Chains $7 to ?46. ROLLED GOLD NECK CHAINS, from $2 to $12. LADIES' SETTS. GOLD BROOCH AND EARRINGS. $7 tn $40. ROLLED GOLD LACE PINS. 50 cts. to $4. SCARF PINS, 25 cts. to $1.50 in plate, and $3 to $15, in Solid Gold. A fine assortment ol RINGS in Solid Gold from 60 cents, for Children's Sizes np to DIAMOND BINGS, $18 to $100 and over-prices too varied to enume? rate. A large assortment of STERLING SILVER FORK?, TEA and TABLE SPOONS. Also FANCY SILVER iu handsome cases for pre>ents. Write for prices. P. H. LACHIGOTTE & CO., 99 MAIN STREET. CO LUM Bi A S C. MILLINERY. Mrs. WHITE Miss MILLER WOULD INVITE theatiention of their, friends ?nd the ladies generally, lo their stock of FA LT. AXO AV I XT Eli MILLINERY, Consisting of Trimmed and Untrimmed HATS AND BONNETS in great variety. FEATHERS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, ?c., in all the new shades. ZEPHYR, CANVAS, EMBROIDERY SILK. Our Price&Mrfi Remarkably Low TTtlS "SEASON. We will he glad to show our goods, and ask that yon give us a call before purchasing. Oct 20 -- ? ?-^ _ .- - - -.- --?- v THIS PAP?TR. r?*r ^TntnA m*Rt ooo. TPrP..T?r* Well * Co s 2iew?paper ' soatractt nay U iuaOo ?or U IN K?W X9iCi? W. H. MARTIN, DRUGGIST, (UNDER .MUSIC HALL,) SUMTER, S. G. IS RECEIVING A NEW STOCK Everything Pertaining to the Drug IUism?ssV Including ~ Perfiunery, Toilet ?fl F?cy ?tiofls. He fris a (M stock- of Winter Garden Seed -E?pecfcirly-r,. TURNIP SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. Prefer ?pt ioits. Carefully Ct>mpom\df.d. Will wait upon customers ai nar thanda? or niglit, and weiten not at'.t?ie sTor?, can' bc found HMhc Bf nnsoa Honse. July 2t W.H. MARTIN. nnill? ?ul WHISKYHABtTSwii ll lilli ?thoron without pain, BOOK Ul |Ulfi<** particular* neut FREE. [ Is the q?e&t??ti. that is BOW agitating otar farmers- and their' fa'rnffie& I CLAIM To have solved it .and offer th?1 following : ; :, loi MM Bay Your Goafls Ck& -AND-^ My Store is le M ?M i-l-o---" ?VERVBODY Sells Calicoes at 5 cts.? i^^^??E?ffli that; Mine at thai Price arc Superior and such aire Sold Elsewhere at 7 to 8 cts. The same thing applies' all through my stock? i$; NOTIONS, BROWN GOODS; LONG CLOTHS, 0 lothing and Groceries. Mi Cel?ai 1 As good if not better tnan% COATS' OR CLARKE At 50 cents a dozen-?a:trial will prove it I have bought tlie cheapest jot . of Children's,: Misses' --AND- \ ' ^ LADIES'CLOAKS AND DOLMANS which I am selling kt ?ne-Half Value. Same thing as to Children's Clothing; ' 4 ; 7f. Largest and best assortment of Glass and Tinware in town. If you want to sav^J money-4}t?p?^ j i r where price my- goods^ rMisrepresentations, Light Weights or Short ?e?sflre Allowed in my Store. All goods delivered freie i? any part of town. HIGHEST prices paid for cotton. ALTAMONT MOSES, NYE, Corner Maia and Liberty Streets.'"' Sept 15 A GRAND FREE EXHIBITION ! SANTA CLAUS JtJST ARRIVED AND 'WIM, BE FOSKD J. A. SCHW ERIN S TOY STORE. Presents from One Cent to Ten Dollars Grand Free Balloon Ascension on the Night 24th, december. Call early and select presents before the grand rush.. Sdrater, S. C., Nor. 17, 1885. SUMTER BARBER SHOP. REMOVAL? THE UNDERSIGNED informs his cns to'm?fs'?iad^he p'i?b??c p?neTrf?ljIn?if he hi?8 removed his Barber Shop to the roora UP STAIRS OVER THE STORE OF DUCK? ER & BULTMAN, where hesolicitsa continu? ance of-patronage. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in' HAIR-CUTTING, SEAVJNG, SHAMPOOING, Ac; Ladies and families waited ..upon at their homes, when desired. Jane 161 ' J- S. NETTLES. GRAHAMS STABLES, REPUBLICAN-STREET, JUST RECEIVED ONE CAR LOAD "OF WELL BROKE EUI fil l HORSES, Selected with care for this market. Also on hand, A FEW GOOD MULES, Will b?ao?d LOW FOR^CAS??, or approved" paper. A41 Stock soid,-guaranteed as . . ~_ represente^,-?r;mbhef>efanded\ : -ALSO* LARGE LOT OF Old Hickory Wagons, AND A FULL L?NB OF } Carriages, B?^?>tferts,&(5y WHl'he fo?r?'at-" W. M. GR A S? 5^ STABLES, ' SUMTER S. G. j - 0<*.6: .. / ? ?PB?SS& S?i*d jcer^Jfe r * potage I ifllfflVod recejr? frc*/rcos$?t?V of ?bods ^ich^SJtfc^ yo?Sr t<f r?ofev money,, rijtht away; (han auyirtiug! ^?e*ra*Ui?s vworld*.'v AH; of dirtier ser/succeed" from first hour', .The bt$id ro*# t01 fcrrt?ne pnejflr Helor* tfiHf w?t^ers.^8?I?te.rV, .Stt.re^^;J??t?'^^ft^v ; We ?otf come ?t?t?^^i^ again, W^^^^^^?^? saving that at Cock1 .?<m^/^ so or-te ?ttfrge; tiifW^^^ abpve T?nTii?d' fi^/'dffiriff^R?i^^ six years. Again, for. .the .IM* pera in : ?^?^|^|^^^^^H which-4s4?krfy ^to t?lfcjjM^^ provided sufficient: reason*; catt ^| be given tff??%^pre??t'"'^^^^ Tesen fcitiVesr-havean^^^ oirr affairs in the right ?afi?M? S Let. ttis bc M U,m?^'ei^t?d^g time nor space.*o ; djr?dl ,-tT!Vj$W^S affairs at present. :^Sh?oid,ym^emi?^?0? change y ott ?an as^e^ttr^ghti-^felt^l? i ?lection time e?mes: Kot ??fr??wfe^ people a n^ht t^clunge their represente* s?{j ?tvee^ih*,^ a right ts coi^i^i^utf j?ncea fot- iofer?dfl to toforth' ^?fiJfbW^^^ body is advocating; a/4I^w l>ea)/^^":.H' one of cfit jfrien?"s and ett?jt?^Wa?^^^ yet said in o?r nearing /^ainMa trading ta DtJCKER & OT?/EMi f wnnVa' newM?"i?d"? the eootiury,'''m^^^nf?f ^tU^^^ Easiness is increasingy'c?j'?ttei'?mi^^t^^ whilst tures are bard we gre now, ?r we?? a? ?? thev pisj"^ seK a? of ??r goods Hn the tow pr?&t o/ cou???^ We tere made it-* i^ec^^oj^ ^ every one in - Sumter; Cfetn^T^i||{^p likewise, AVr?r Afmnc* 1fad?mw\r1$f?r ^ iu? always g8forward^ JefB^^m^^? te&carVo/^ merchant -boys'a ?to? .^rjoj^^?^^^ keeps them ?ft:s^^*ay^ft*y^^ is? m ocr opioiou a TeTy ;ip?or^i' tetl Eis customers ttat he ?axr?n to sell his tio&i?iih^1 > ' word, because it only show?vtlisi|b>r ^ ?tock waa marked toa high aVn^ ^| 1vVnera,?Tte^ for we most fire off ^ ^oft?^l?fe^ zr? nWr mark our ?ff??li ?k^'^^-?^^^M. pajf ut-for handling them, ?nd enles*, wc bare a lot of-old'goode;r-^yot^*^^^ never, we hope, hear tts *ry *A#s?#$ Backward." #e- ate. wl?ra?vttt$^^^ yod goods with small margins abc^-%|& co?, and th na we are alway* -able.W offer New Goods Ht^*I^Pne&&mfc^ hence ii? need to ?dcerM ^dh?^r^ i^^ because toe people boy . o?r ?.^??^??^^B enough.-to aroid havingroli?toe^T?;^^^^ We Juive recently enlarged Stort^pM^^ oW-t yon forget,' par StocJc ha*ul*? le&[ ? increased, and we* hare .*? ;goc4.^&!?<il?.r ?j ;x>??te OJ?<? attentive Clerks,; and; a#d*?gf~ -? to this our low prices and ^cx^q^B*^e^ of Goods, we don"t hesitate to, what you will continue jto.pa*roni?e ji?*^^ in future aa Welt as j^.:.ba<*e i^P^'^^ peat. - >: >*.t;'.i^-froa^r. f?ihi?e who favrnetertta^iie^^& vs, we ieoidd s\ry~Give* -i^^a^?^a?^^ when yon are rWd^to Wne? yon are ready to se^^bttV ^ for we are in posftioir td pay the &%Hesl prices, sccorditfg -td urtrlcet,-^iMO;'?:9?i0^? GUARANTY F?fl?r&^Ll?i^ ^ We?, retfteuifei* rn?t 'ire''carry 'tbi^!^ : tS f BIS ' ;