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WEDNESDAY, JAN 28 1808 Etteretiai the Post Ofice at Sumter , S C., as Second Class Matter . KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. fi Hogan-Good Beef. O'Doondi A Co.-Pore Flour . Winburn, The Photographer. Coa o ty Supt Education-Notice. T??e Ducker & Bultmao Co.-Cost Sale. Eua te of Matthew P. Mayes, Sr -Citation. Wanta-Salesmen Wanted, Stock Pies for Sale. EB&80NAI?. \ ?fr. F A. Little is io toe city. '.,11 Ssa Minnie Rees, of Stateburg, was in the ci ry Monday. Mr Jack Harby, of New York, ls in the city OD a visit. Mr. Dwight H. Deik, of Statebarg, spent? to-day in ihe city Col RM. Wallace returned Monday frorxi Washington. Mr. Edwin Wilson, of St. Charles, was io the etty Saturday. Mr. Thoa. 6. McLeod, of Lynchburg, spent yesterday tn towo.' Mr. Jesse Lukeas of the Lukeos Lamber Company ia in tbe city, Cadet Harmon Moise, of the Chide! is ic the city tor a r?w days stay. Mr. Albert L. Moise, of Philadelphia, is in the city *w a two weeks Stay. Mr M G. Rettenberg returned last Thurs? day from a nosiness trip to New.York. Mi? Lucile Hughson returned from Cam? den last Friday, where she spent several weeks. Me j. Thee. DeHoo, travelling representa five of the News and Courter was io the city Monday. Mr. George Saunders, of HagoodV, passed through the city Monday from a. heat on the Saocee. yDr< S p. Dear, of McClellan ville, came up iaat week on a short visit to the family of Mr. Geo. D Shore. Miss Carrie Solomons left fo r Blackville Friday morning. She goes to visit Miss Flor? ence Michaelson. Mrs. R M. Mike!i, who bas been visiting her son, Mr. W. 8. Mikel), of Philadelphia, for two months past, bas returned -home. G?3. B W Moise wa9 a passenger on tbe train that wa* wrecked at Ashley Junction Friday morning bot escaped without in? jury. Misa Donella Rice, after a pleasant stay in the city, returned to ber home in Denmark Friday; morning. She was accompanied by Miss Shat lie Graham. - Mrs. Benjamin Hodges and soo arrived in tb? city last Saturday; from Boston, Mass. MTS Bodges will spend several mooths at Stateaurg, with her mother, Mrs. Reynolds. v v?*ir. G C Brown, of this city, ?nd Rev. BULR- Moee?ey, of Florence, weot io McClel laaviile They expected to preach on Sunday and shoot ducks on Monday and Tuesday. This is the last week of the time for pay? ment of city taxes without penalty. Attention indirected to tbe advertisement of Winburn, the popular photographer. Representative E D. Smith and J. A M. Carraway of this county have been unable to attend the sessions of the House of Represen? tatives for several days co account of illness. The Mayor's Court drew a blank Monday There-was not a case of *'dn?ok and disor? derly," or any other style of offender against the peace and dignity of the city for : the con? sideration of Bia Honor-therefore the court did not convene. The children who play apon tbs Graded School Square should be i net mc ted hy some one not to interfere with the shade trees. Several of those lately set out have been hroken do wa, and others are being injured in other ways. Mr. Jos Abernatha, one of the oldest citi? zens cf this county is reported to be very ill ia the Boesard neighborhood. Heia an un? cle of Mr Jim Bracy, whose boose bas been bis borne, and a brother nf the late Mrs. Col. Rem ber t. Be is 83 years old A counterfeit ten dollar bili is in circula? tion in this city and it will be well to look but for it. The bil! was tamed down at the Bask of Sumter last Friday but it may turo OD again. It is a counterfeit of the $10 note of tbe National Bank of Poughkeepsie ; the numbers oo it are 369,712 end if 47. The note bas been torn and pasted together again, and a strip of brown paper was pasted on ?eoeside wheo presented at the bank tbis morning Quick Justice. Ben Richardson and Richard D. Richard? son, two negro crooks who cia ?rn Florence as their heme went into Rytteoberg's Clothing Store Saturday and attempted to make off with a pair of fine trousers, were run down and captured io short order that morning They were taken before Magistrate Weils and sentenced to 30 days on the chain gang. Tbe theft, pursuit, capture and trial cocanmed only about twenty minutes The culprits bad no comment to make except to inquire if thirty days was all a fellow got for stealing here Senator Moses'Vote. Senator Moses did not vote for Mr Mower as recorded on Tuesday. He cast bis ballot for Chief Justice Mciver He seconded the nomination of the chief justice and could hardly have voted against bim. Accidental? ly bia name was placed among those who Voted for Mr. Mower.-Tbe State. Now Telephone Subscribers. Telephone subscribers will please add the following numbers and names to their lists, via: 103- Wine, D. Jas., Residence. 104- Vogel, Mrs. Minnie, Boarding House. 105- Clifton, Rev. J. A , Residence, Meth? odist Parsonage. According to a celebrated anatomist tbere are upwards of 5,000.000 little glands io tbe human stomach. These glands poor out tb? digestive juices wbicb dissolve or digest tbe tbe food. Indigestion is want of jaree, weakness of glands, need of health to restore the health of these otgacs. Tbe best tod most natural help is that giveD by Shaker Digestive Cordial. Natural, because it sop plies the material needed by tbe glands to prepare tbe digestive jatees. Because it grreogtbeos and invigorates tbe glands and the stomach, until ther are able to do their work alone. Shaker Digestive Cordial curr 3 indigestion certainly and permanently. It COPS so ny natural mears, and therein Hes the secret of its wonderful and unvaried ?uc? e?is. At droggi3te, pr;ce 10 cents to $1.00 per bottle. MARBLED. Mr. Dwight L Sh?jw and MiasF?oy Cooner were married on Thursday evening Ht the residence of Capt. J H. Cooper, of St. Charles, Rev. V. R. Gaston officiatiug. Married oo Sunday, Jan. 23,at the residence of Mr. Joe Aileo, Mr W E. Alien and Miss Sallie Enusoiioger by Rev Entzniinger. Married m Georgetown. Georgetown, January 21 -A very quiet marriage took place here last night, io the dining room of the Winyah Inn, the con? tracting parties being Miss Malka Manheim, oaeof the most popular young ladies of the city, aod Mr. Jack O'Brien, of Charleston, chief engineer of the Toned States lisrbt bouse steamer Wistaria. The ceremony wa? performed by the Rsv. Ur. Steadman, who came from Charleston with tbe groom on last night's train, arriving here after 9 o'clock. The couple left here at 3 o'clock this morn? ing on the steamer Planter, and nothing was known of the marriage until to-d?y. DEATH. Arther, the 15-year-old son of Mr. E. C. Lee, of Catchall, died on Sunday morning, January 16tb, atter a short illness of only 48 bou rs, from inflammation of the stomach. He was a bright aod promising bor, io apparent ty perfect health np to the beginning of bis ?Ucees Mr. Lee will have th* sympathy of many friends in this hvavy affliction. . John Dunlap, a young csao about 23 or 21 years old, who bas been sick with consump? tion a year or more, died at bis home on Sumter street io ibis city on Sunday. The funeral services were held nt his late home at three o'clock Monday afternoon. Doo't annoy others hy your coughing, and ri8k vour life by neglecting a cold. One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs, colds, croup, grippe and alt throat and lung trou? bles. J S. Hughsoo & Co. Mr. Frank F Wbildeo, Field Secretary of South Carolina State Sunday School Asso? ciation addressed the Young Men's Christian Association Sunday morning. Children and adults tortured by burns, scalds, injuries, eczema or skin diseases may secure, instant relief by using De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve It is tbe great Pile rem? edy. J. S Hugbson&Co. The Ladies'..Aid Society of the Baptist Church will give a novel: "entertainaient, a birthday sociable, at the residence of Mrs. J. D. Graham, on Tuesday evening, Feb. 1st. Tbe proceeds will be added to the cborcb building fond. Wbeeping cough is the most distressing malady : bot its duration CID be cut short by tbe use of Gue Minute Couj; h Cure, whico is also the best .known remedy for croup and al! long a ad bronchial troubles J. S. Hugbson &Co. There was a wreck in the depot yard Fri? day morning hut no one was injured. Tbe wreck W&B caused by ?be switchman opening tbe switch too soon and several box cars were derailed The- damage was not large, nor was tbe track blocked any great length of time. Wbat pleasure is there in life with a head? ache, consumption and biliousness? Thous? ands experience them Who could become per? fectly healthy by usiag De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. J. S Hugh son & Co Since the small pox scarce bas subsided and many people are of i:he opinion that there has not been a ca*e of genuine small pox in South Carolina, some of tb? vaccina? tion sufferers sre regrettii g that they offered their arms as sacrifices. After years of untold suffering from piles, B. W. Pursell of Kottoersville, Pa., was cored by using a single box of De Witt's Witch B&zel Salve. Skin diseases such as eczema, rash, pimples and obstinate sores are readily cured by this famous remedy. J. 8. Hoghsoa&Co. If, as indicated bj -be telegram from Wash? ington to the Columbia Register, and copied in this paper, thc appointment of a postmas? ter tor So toter is to wait on the co Hectors bip and the Seventh Congressional cootes!, Capt. Gaillard may hold over sometime longer. Those who claim to know, however, say the appointment is not waiting oa these matters. A thrill of terror is experienced wheo a brassy cough of croup sounds through thc honse at night But tbe terror soon changes to relief after One Minute Cough Cure has been administered. Safe und har m Uss for children. J. S. Hughsoo & Co. It waa at Supt. Edmunds' request that tbe trees were set out on the Graded School yard, and during the session of tbercbool they are p rotected from damage. * s the popiis are in strncted nccordingly. The square, however, is made a get eral playground io the after? noon and some action should be taken to see that these trees are not injured, ss they will add great beauty to the grounds if permitted to grow nn mo les ted. There aire three little things which dy more work than any other three Little things cre? ated-they are the act, the bee and De Witt's I Little Early Risers, the last being the fa? mous little pills for stomach and liver trou? bles. Mr. A C- Carson, of ibis county, wai one of tbe two representative? of the Euphradlao Society in the joint debate of the EopbradUn and Clariosophic societies ai: the >outh Caro? lina College last week. The question debat? ed WHS : "Is a public officer justified in be? stowing patronage as a reward for political service?'' The Eophradian society bad the affirmative 'and the Clariosopbic the neg? ative. The judges awarded the decision to the negative We are anxious to do a little good in tnis world and c*o think'of no pleasanter or bet ter way to do if than by recot?o.eoding One Minute Ccugb Cure as a preven ive ot pneu? monia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds J. S Hughsoo & Co. The municipal campaign has opened and tbe candidate? may now be expected to an? nounce themselves or be announced by their frieods and supporters without further delay. A lively campaign is predicted by those who are familiar with the situation, and thut there will be several candidates from ay or no one doubts. Dr J. J. Borsard, the present in? combent of tbe Mayor's office is Srst in tbe hf Id and bis friends in announcing bis candi? dacy give evidence of their belief that be is the man for the position. "I lake pleasure in recommending Cham berlain's Colic, Choiera and Diarrhoea Rem? edy to all who ??affer from paios in the stom? ach," says Mr. Milt McKinley, editor of the Rawson (Ohio) Herald. "Uotil I used this remedy it was, at tiaste, impossible for me to be in my office, owing to attacks lasting from one to two days. By taking it as soon at; the first symptoms of the attack are feit, I co longer Puffer thi? unpleasant sickness" For eale at Dr. A. J. China's Droie Store. Mr. EUfba Berry, of this pince, s+js be r.evt-r b??d anything io do him so much good ?nd give such quirk relief from rheumatism as Cnamberlain's Pam Balm be was both? ered greatly with shcotKg piioa from hip to knee until he used this Iir.icaent, which af? fords prompt relief - B. F. Biker, druggist i St. Paris, Ohio. For sal? at Dr. A. J. Chi? na's Drug Store. WOODMEN FEAST. Installation and Annual Banquet of Hollywood Camp. The officers-e'ect for the ensuing year of Hol? lywood Camp Woodmen of the World, were installed last Wednesday night in the presence of the fa ll membership of the Camp and a lare** number of visitors, tbe camp having decided at a recent meeting to have the installation ceremonies io public. Tbe installation WEB conducted by Past Council Commander I. C. Strauss, aod the fellowing officers inducted into offic?: R W. Hurst, C C. W. B. Murray, Adv. Lieut R. S. Hood, Clerk. , F. A Boltman. Banker. H W. Hood, Escort D. S. Moore, Watchman. E. S, Hood, Sentry. H L Scarborough, Manager. Past Council Commander, I. C Strauss delivered a brief address explanatory of the order of Woodmen and of tbe benefits that members derive from it. A portion of bis address was devoted to giving of a sketch of the history of Holly wood Camp, telling bow it bea grown from tbe beginning when there were on lr fourteen names enrolled, to the present time when there are nearly a full hued red to ADS wer to the roll call. He re? ferred to the stability aod strength of the or? der and the safe guards that bave been taken for the protection of the members and their fan ilies aod emphasized the fact that the in? surance and eick benefit features were de vised to give members the greatest protection, at the le*st expense, consistent with business man? agement. The Camp and the invited guests then ad? journed to the Toomey Block where the annual banquet was served from the Hotel Marion. The tables were laid for one hun? dred, but were spread with such abundance that it seemed as if preparation had been made for an army The menu was the best the market afforded and everything that could be demanded was supplied. Tbe ban? quet was a testimonial to the cuisine of the Hotel Marion and the service showed how ex? cellent is its management. The discussion of th? viands spread before the Woodmen was prolonged and .apparently as intFrenting to all as it was satisfying Then followed tb? feast of reason and fbw of soul. By request of Council Commander, E. W. Hurst, Mr. H. G. Osteen sctea as Toast Master, and introduced the speakers who had been selected to respond to the toasts The toasts were as follows : Holly wood Camp, Woodmen of the World -A fraternity iu which all stand on an equal footing, which promotes friendship and fel? lowship, exercises the truest charity, extend? ing a helping hand to a brother io distress, bot gives no alms-each one receives only what is justly his-may its past growth and present strength continue -Rev. C. C Brown Tbe Preas-Important as it is in its office, iris but the Hrrvant of the human intellect, and its ministry is for good or for evil ac? cording to tb? character of those who direct i?._M-j H Frank Wilson. Tbe State of Sooth Carolina-A state is never greater than wheo all its superfluous bands are emoted in the service of tie pub? lic -Mr S H. Edmunds Woman-If there be any one whose power ?9 ic beaprr, in purity, in goodness, it is woman -Col. J. M Knight. The responses were, as might have been ex? pected from 'be array of speakers, all in a happy vein, and received the well merited ap? plause tbey deserved. After tbe regular speakers bad concluded, Dr. J ? Clifton was called op and rf quested to make an informal tnlk on any subject he chose to select.. His speech was brim full of wit and humor and appealed to the crowd most pleasantly. He was applauded to tbe echo, ?nd before be" wa? half wav through his remark? bad cap? tured tbe crowd, making everyone present hie friend. The barquet was concluded with a toast to "Oar Hostess," responded to io a few brief words by R. O Purdy, ffeq Tbe annual barquet of Hollywood C&mp was a most pleasant occasion and a pro? nounced success Pleasant as bas been pre? vious banquets, this was the mott pleasant of them all, and this was the verdict of all the Woodmen. Oration on Gen. Lee by Gen. Moise Gen. E W. Moise was the orator of tbe occa? sion at a meeting held Wednesday night in the Hibernian Hall, Charleston, in celebration of the birthday of Gen. Robert E. Lee under the ?osptceiof the Daughters of the Confederacy. The oration was published in its entirety in the News and Courier and speaks elcquent ly for itself. T^? oration was a magnificent tribute to Gen Lee and was listened to with enthusiastic attention, by one of the largest crowds Charleston bas ever given a lecture, says tbe News and Courier. When you cannot sleep for coughing take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It always givps prompt relief It is most excellent for colds, too, as it aids expectoration, relieves the long9 and orevents any tendency toward pneumonia. For sale at Dr. A. J. China's Drug Store The Shooting of McD. Green. ? . a Mr McDonald Green, of Silver, Clarendon County, who was sbot by a negro, Sep. Jones, about ten days ago, ia recovering from his wounds, and is able to walk about the house He will lose his right eye, but the other eve all right. Unless complications oc? cur from bis injured eje. be will continue to improve. The eye will have lo be taken out, as it is destroyed The particulars of the unfortunate occur? rence, as stated br Mr. Green, are : Joo'-s bad shut up some of Mr Green's hogs, and sent bim a note containing offen? sive Inoguage, a few days he for? There was a strip of woods between .Mr Green's hcase and where Jones lived, in which a fire w?s started on the afternoon of tbe shooting. Mr Green wi?h his bards was in the woods endettvoring to stop the fire when Jone?' brother-in-law came where he was, and Mr. Green inquired of him the origin of the firp, and while they were talking, Sep Jones came up, having a gnu io his hand, and started to join in the talk. Mr Green declined to have any talk with Jones and ordered bim off of bis land. Joues did not seeru inclined to go, ?nd starten" to raise his gun, wherrut cn Mr Green knocked him down with a pitchfork that be had iu his band, and drew his pistol, bnt before be could use it Jones sbot bim and fled. He has oot been seen since. Mr. Green was able to walk to bis house after being shot He is of the opinion that the fire was set hy Jones Tor tbe purpose of drawing him out into the woods and th?o attacking him. A Horse Book Free. We bave a number of Dr Kendall's "Treat if e on the Horse," for distribution to subscrib? ers, as a premium to those who pay in ad? vance. The book contains much vaiuabU nforro^tiona including descriptions or diseuses and remedies for same We will he glad to have our subscribers call and gpt copie?-frf e j to H? who pay up. A Very Important Matter. The attention of our readers is invited to the new advertisement of O'Donnell & Co. The feature of the advertisement is an ex? tract from the American Journal of Health in reference to food adulteration in which spe? cial stress is laid oo the daily danger from impure flour. This journal is one of the highest class and most reliable published io thia country, and has tbe urqualified en? dorsement and tbrongh confidence of the members of the medical profession the coun? try over. In the article in question Melbourne's flour is cited as the purest and best brand on the market aod the flour that can be ueed without fear by housekeepers who are careful to select? ing what they place on tbair tables. The endorsement coming from the source it does, merits the consideration of flour consumers and the article should be read with care. O'Donnell & Co., have sold Millboorne's flour for years and have sold comparatively littie of other brands South Carolina Office-Seekers in Washington. ^Special to The Colombia Register J Washington, Jan. 23 -The last few days have "aus* quite an influx of South Caro? lin" . ~nl ns to this city. Among tbem are o< M. Wallace, of Sumter, E M. Brayton, of Columbia and G. I. Cunning? ham, of Charleston, seeking the office of TJoited States marshall, now held by J. P. Hunter, wi ose terra expires March lltb. Four others have applications on . namely: John R. Talbert, of Abbeville, C. J Pride, of Rock Hill, L. D. Melton, of Columbia and A C Merrick, of Walhalla. But the general concensus of opinion is tbat tbe race bas practically narrowed down to Wallace end Cunningham. The commission of P. P. Gaillard, demo? cratic incumbent of the Sumter postcfEce, ex? pired about a mooth ago, and there are five applicants for the place, to wit: J M. Tin? dal, G. W Reardon, Mrs J. A. Whitemore, J. C. Whittaker and Z E Walker, of whom the two last are colored mea. While E. A. Webster is referee for the whole state, yet, owing to the fact that this is the borne office of Col ?. B Johnston, the coostestaDt for a eeat in congress from tbat district, Mr. Webster hHS consented to defer to Col. John? ston in that matter. The rivalry for the place is so intense that it is supposed that no action will be taken in regard to the matter till Webster is confirmed as collector and the congressional contest for the seventh district i? determined, lest it militate against the in? terest ol one of these gentlemen who will be responsible for the appointment. W J. Daweey, the bntcber, has reopened his meat market on Main Street, and ia pre? pared to supply bis customers and the public with the best quility of fresh meats. WANTS, FINE vSTOCK PIGS-A few toll blood Polaod-Obtoa male pigs about ;wo mouths old, for yale cheap by E. HOGAN. Jaofa-3t_ WANTED-Salesmen to sell our otis and greases to the manufacturers' io Sum? ter and vicinity. Permanent position for right meo. The Canfield Oil Co , Cleveland, Ohio WANTED-To buy a nmall farm near the City of Sumter suitable for truck ?arming, Possession cot wanted until Jan. 1st, 1899. Address me at Rock Hill S.O. Jan 12-it E. B. COCK. FOR RENT-The dwelling on Church Street, next door to ibe undersigned. Contains six rooms, with fire p ace in each, also paotry and kitchen attached, and water in building Everything in good order Apply to Mosss GREBS. Dec. 2-tf ARE YOU1 BANKRUPTinhealth, constitution undermined by ex? travagance in eating, by disre? garding; the laws of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER. DESPAIR Tutt's Liver Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and ail kindred diseases. lott's Liver Pills an absolute cure. ESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS indebted to the late Hil? lary B Holleman, of Mayeville, S. C , will make payment to the undersigned quali? fied Executrix of bis last will and testament, or to per undersigned attorney- ; and all per POO." to whom said Testator was indebted will present their claims, proven according to law, to said attorneys. HATTIE XAVIER, ? Qualified Executrix. JAMES D, BL AN DING, D NIEL M. YOUNG. J?n 19-3w Attorneys. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER. By T V. Walsh, Esq, Probate Judge WHEREAS, MRS. N. F. MAYES, (wid? ow) made suit to me to grant her Letters of Administration of thc Estale of and effects nf MaMbew P. Maye?. Sr., deceased These are therefore to cite and admonish all md singular the kindred and creditors of the Mid Matthew, P Maye?, Sr, late of said coun? ty and State,deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held it Sumter, on February 12lb, 1898. next, after publication thereof, at ll o'clock in the fore? noon, to show cause, if any they have, why [he said Administration should not be grant ?d. Given under my hand, this 26:b day of January, A. D., 1898. THOS V. WALSH, Jan 26-2t Judge of Probate. Ho. 64 A. F. M THE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMU? NICATION of Claremont Lodge, No 14, A. F. M., will bc? held on Thursday Evening, Feb 3d, at 7J p. ni. Brethren will tnke dne notice and govern tuemselv?; iccordingly L. S CARSON, W. M. Attest-H. C. Mosss, Sec. ? Great Slaughter Sale is Not Equal to this! 50,000 ars50000 We have just received the above number of Cigars-10 solid cases. This is the largest shipment of Cigars that has ever been received at one time by any one firm in Sumter. Our object in boying such quaotity is to get a price that will enable ns To sell at regular Factory Frices Io lots of from one box to 1,000. 25,000 of this quantity consist of the fol? lowing weil known and established brande of high grade 5c Cigars. "Success" Perfectos, lone Havana filler and Snmatra wrapper. "Lady Bird" Perfectos, long Havana filler and Sumatra Wrapper. "Teller's Big T," special loBg Havana filler and Sumatra wrapper. These are our selling prices, $175 per box of 50, $3 60 per 100, or $35,000 per 1,000. No more, no less. Next comes our Little "Club Room Value," a very fine little cigar, 5 wrapped in foil for 10c-m?de of Havana scraps and clippings. I'? package goods we carry a large stock of thc following and ceo give you factory prices: Old Glory Cheroots in packages, 5 for 10c Old Virginia Cheroots, ic packages. 5 for 10c Three Rattlers Cheroots, in pacK?g-s, 3 for 5c. Ten Pins Cigatos, in packages, 10 for IOC We are headquarters and exclusive agents for the American Tob?ceo Co's goods in this section and can give factory prices on any of their line including Dukes', Cycle and American Beauty Cigarettes, Old Va Cheroots, Dukes' Mixture Smok? ing Tobacco, Maryland Club Smoking Tobacco and Battle Ax Plug Tobacco. Snuffs at factory prices We are selling some staple goods at less than ACTUAL COST, if we had to boy them to-day. G?t our prices before bcyiog and you will say too, that we are headquarters. PHONE 53. CROSSWEL.L & CO. It makes more Loaves of Bread than any other Flour. Use tile Old Settable PATAPSCO SUPEBLATIVE PATENT FLOUS, Ground from the cream of Maryland and Virginia wheat, stands in the lead not only at home but in foreign markets. For i urity, strength and uniform quality it bad no Equal. If yon want the best be sure you get this brand. For sale by CRESSWELL & CO. Sept. 1. Belitzer's Furniture Store. Furniture, Lamps. GJxiJxei Sets, COME AND SEE US, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. We repair your Furniture, We repair your Lounges. We repair your Baby Carriages, We make over your Mattresses. WELL AND REASONABLY. Belitzer's Furniture Store, Monaghan Block, Sumter, S C. Wever has Sumter had such a large? well-assorted stock of GOOD goods offered AT CO?T. Special attention directed to the splendid line of Men's, Ladies9 and Children's Shoes. UCKER y ULTMAN [O. MOM EY TO % MM YOU MUST SAYS PU? C EASING a carriage, unless it is constructed of the very best materials and is put together by expert mechaaics, for it won't last long enough to pay you, and you endanger Hie and limb every time you ride in it The name of the maker should be the guarantee, and ours are made only by manufacturers7 whose name is synonymous with re? liability. Give me a call. Respectfully, H. HAKBY.