The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, May 18, 1898, Image 5
Cfc W&sit wan aili Sontos.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1898.
Entered at the Post Office at Sumter, S
G.* as Second Glass Matter.
NEW AOTEBTISEMENTS."
H. Barby-Still io the Ring.
D Jas Winn-$10 Reward.
Schwartz Bros.-Another Sensation.
For Congress-Thomas F. Brantley.
J Rettenberg & Sons-Shirtwaist? and
Shirts
PERSONAL.
Col. J. M. Knight went to Cola aa bia M on
day morning.
Mr. Walter L. Wilson, of Bishopville,
spent Monday in the city.
Miss Leila Dick left Monday morning for
Colombia to speed a week.
Mr. David Williams, of Camden, was in
the city Friday on business.
Mr Eugene O Ingram is in the city for a
few day8 s*ay on a sick furlough
W.T. Aycock, Esq., of Colombia spent
spsnt several days m the city fest week.
R. O Purdy, Esq , Mrs. Purdy and Mrs.
Brown, returned Snaday from Baltimore.
Dr and Mrs S. C Biker went to Colum?
bia Monday marci og to spend several da> 8.
Mr. L L Perrott bas returned from
Georgetown, court having adjourned on
Thursday.
Mls3 Laura Mood bas returned from
Sparenburg after a stay of two weeks with
relatives in that city.
Maj H. F. Wilson returned lost Wednes?
day from Asheville, N. C , where he has been
oa business for several days.
Messrs Altamont Moses and Harry tiytten
t.erg have returned from Macon, Ga , where
they attended theiA. O. U. W.
Mrs. J. M. Cu'p and daughter, Mrs Frank
H. Crump aad Miss Lola Allen, of Washing
ten, D. C., are the guests of Mrs. Eila Tuo
Mr James Hollian wbo went from ibis city
a short time ago to Lexington, Ky., bas en?
listed in >be Sumter Light Infantry and is
now io Cotu&bia awaiting examination.
Smallpox bas reappeared at Clafi o College,
Or&ogeburg.
. A negro house on Red ana Wbite Street
was burned laat night about 10 o'clock. Tne
. are was of accidental origin.
The crops are smell for this season, but
during the last few days a decided improve?
ment has been observed in ali sections of the
county.
The Sumter Light Infantry needs men
who will join the company and serve tb?
State and cation at this time when meo are
o<!eded.
The vaccination of tbs residents of this
city has been very nearly completed, and it ta
bihevtd tb it there will be but a few more
cases of am?!!p.x. - : .:/-.?
Surely there ia no one io Sumter wbo wants
to binder tbe Board of Heaitb io the effort to
stamp out tbe amalbi-x-theo let everybody
be vaccinated at once.
The Sumter- Light Infantry will not be
mustered into service to-day The company
was nine men short ot* the complement last
night and more recrairs are wanted.
A large party of Sumter;people spent Sun?
day in Colcmoia. Tbey ai) bave relatives
" or frirnos in the Sumter Light Infantry, and
they weat over to pay them a visit io camp.
The President of Camden Board of Health
hu notified Mayor Wilson of Sumter that all
persons going to Camden frc m Sumter must
have certificates from Sumter Board of Health
tbat they have beeo vaccinated. AU persons
desiring ??id certificates most either bring to
Health Officer a physician's certificate of vacci?
nation or show (heir vaccination to that offi?
cer.
Rev C. C Brown, who returned Thurs?
day from Washington, says tbat the people
of Sanier get the news from tbe war as quick?
ly as do the Wesnington people. This ss a
fact that fe w of the Sumter people appreciate
The Daily Item furnishes the news as prompt?
ly as any of tbe papers of the large cities, and
Although the extra expense is considerable,
the subacrioers pay oo more for the paper
tb au heretofore.
The doctors wbo Attended the meeting of
the County Medical association last Friday,
went one to the smallpox hospital that
afternoon and examined those who are now
under treatment. They wished to see tbe
diseases io all stages io order tbat tbey may
be aole to recognize it and diagnose it prop?
erly if any cases occur in their practice.
The recruits wbo rent to Columbia Wednes?
day to join ibeSumter Light Iofmtrv, were:
W.?. Hoggins, W il Lenoir, Jr", J F
Ernenne s, A.K. Borrows, George Phillips.
Tbey went over with Mr. W H Seal?*, who
baa been acting as recruiting officer for the
company during tbe past w*ek. Mr. R. D
Lee gare Mr. Seiles $10 to pay for the *n?*r
taiomeot of the recruits while tbev were ia
Columbia before jjioiog the Company
There bas from the first been a good deal
of confusion in Sumter regarding the small?
pox, and cc n eider able dooot bs3 existed as to
the disease From what we can lear-? this
has beeo caused by tbe fact that chickenpox
and smallpox have both been existing io
Sumter for some time. Of course the Board
of Health will take charge of all cas.-s of an
eruptive nature reported, whether they be
chickenpox or smallpox.
Oa and after Monday last, tbe Ordinance
of the city regardiog compulsory vaccination
will be rigidly enforced, and all persons re?
fusing to be vaccinated witl be brought nefore
the Mayor sod dealt with according to the
ordinance The Board of Health is deter?
mined to stamp out tbe pmal!p,jx epidemic at
tbe earliest possible date, aod does coi want
.ay "fooling" about it. *
A number of the rtjicted members of tbe
Sumter Light Infantry have returned
borne and they are once mare civil?
ians aod the pomp and glitter and gore of
war are tbtogs apart from tbeir present im?
aginings. The larger comber of the return?
ing voiuoteer* were very much disappointed
tbat they could oot go to tbe front with the
com pa oj, bot a few candidly and openly
expressed their delight that tbey were well
ont of the fight.
There bas bren a change in the rcbedules
of all trains on the Atlantic Coast Line.
Tbe new schedules went into effect Sunday.
The revised scbedulf s are to be found in this
paper The most important change is in the
schedule of the Charleston and Colombia pas?
senger. It w dee to arrive here at 9 32 a. m. I e
and at Columbia ?0 lb. It goes tbronzb to \
Greenville over the CN. & L , making the ? (
quickest trip to that city ever put down oca' i
regular schedule. j ?
Toe physicians who baye been conducting ? ^
the general vaccination in the city have bfen j *
directed by tbs President of the Board of 1
Health to hand io a list of ali who refused to j c
be v^cc.nated and stfps will be taken at once j ^
to have warran** ssued to bring them before j
Mayor Wilson tor trial These who ba*e j
entertained the mistaken idea thht thr? ccu'd ! 4
def? tte orders of the Buud of Health with ; 1
impunity will bod out bow sad ?y ?bey hare j i
erred when they are summoned to appear be- j t
fore the Major's Court for trial. I t
--m+- . . mimm
If you wa ut a oew organ for your old one
tee Rand Ie.
MELTON-BELSER.
Marriage BP 11S in Summerton.
Summerton, May ll.-All thought ot war
and its rude alarme are banished from our
town to-day while we witness the marriage
ceremony of one of our most charming yoong
ladies. The contracting parties were Miss
Caro Belser of this place and Mr. Wm. Davis
Melton of Columbia.
Miss Beleer is tbe daughter of the late Mr
R. H. Belser and has a large circle of friends
here and over the State Our town will lose
one of its chief attractions at ber departure.
We can solace ourselves only by the fact that
she go?s to grace the burne of one of Colom?
bia's most promising attorneys.
Mr. Melton, tbe happy groom, is one of a
family celebrated for its legal acumen, and is
fast forging to the front rank of bis profes?
sion. He can well dispute witb Admiral
Dewey for tbe place of first honor as a suc?
cessful warrior on account of his brilliant
victory consummated to-day.
Tbe Pres ny terian Church was crowded at
noon to witness the ceremony performed in
faultless style by the Rev. John Kershaw, of
St. Micbaei's, Charleston. The church was
most handsomely decorated by lovir.g friends
nd presented a scene of beeuty made by an
artistic arrangement of cut and potted Sow?
ers, vines and plants. The contracting cou?
ple took their places beneath huge hell cov?
ered by snow white LaMarc rose3, while the
numerous attendants were grouped in easy
grace about them.
Tbe following were the attendants :
Mis* Florence Kmaid, maid of honor.
Mr A Wallace Thompson, best man.
Miss Mabel Canley wjtb E B Clark.
Miss Jacie Spano, with I L. Withers.
Mies Sue Richardson with J. J. McMaban
Miss Annie Gaillard witb Prof. E. S.
Dreher.
M?3S Noddle Richardson with R. B. Briser.
Miss- Bestie I?erf:m with B. F. P. Le?pbart.
M;83 Pauline Gaillard witb E L. Wing?
field.
Mis? Caroline Richardson with W. D.
Simpson.
Miss Mary Yeadon with G. P. Logan.
Miss Rosa Graham with T T Hayne.
Miss Minnie Briggs witb W. T. Aycock.
The bride was given away by ber brother,
A G Belser.
Usbe.s: J. C Biiiey, R C. Richardson, J.
T. Meltoa ?ad Lucian Brailsfcrd
Fl^wer Girls : Emma Baker and Carrie
Bik r
Pages : Ervin Belser and Tommie Beal!.
Miss Annie Burgers presided at the organ,
^rendering Mendelssohn's Wedding March as
the procession moved up the aisle, and Lo?
hengrin's Bridal Chorus at the conclusion .of
the c-remony
After tbe ceremony a reception was given
to about 100 guests, at me borne of tbe bride's
mother An elegant table was spread, load?
ed witb an eleg*n: wedding repast.
v After receiving the congratulations asd
wei! wishes of the town, the happy yoong
couple lef-. tor an extensive northern tour,
after which they will settle down tothe joys
of married life io oar sister city of Colorada.
Large quantities of rice and many old slip?
pers jelted the bridal party as they left. Toe
presents were o- tb oumerous and handsome,
many elegant pieces of eisver, gold and cut
g lass
Amo:.g the visitors were noted ; Mrs
Mellon, mother of the groom ; Capt T. J.
Biker and-wife. Capt. P. P< Gaillard and
wife, M&j 4. M Brailsford, Mrs-J J Canty,
Mrs Jam'*s E. Tindal, Mi? Marguerite Tin?
dal and Mrs. Dr Chandler Biker.
Marriage in Bishopvilie.
Miss Mianie CrossweM and Mr T. B.
Blythes were united in marriage on Wednes?
day afternoon, May ll. The ceremony was
performed ny Rev. Mr Smith in the Bisbop
ville Baptist Church.
? * ?
8. E. Parker, Sharon, Wis , writes :-' I
have tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for
itching piles and it always stops them in
two minutes. I consider De Witt's Witch
Basel Salve the greatest pile care on the mnr
ket ."- Haghaon-Ligon Co.
Manning and Camden have quarantined
against Colombia and Sumter on account of
smallpox. Why don't they quarantine
against the country districts where smallpox
ia prevalent and where no efforts are being
made to stamp it oat ?
S M. Geary, Pierson, Mich , writeej:
i;DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is curio.- more
piles here to-day than ail other remedies
combined. It cures eczema and all other
skin diseases." Hagbsoo-L'gon Co
One new eise of smallpox was reported to
the Health officer Thursday, from the Silver
Street section of the city. Another case was
admitted to the pest house mat nignt-a nt
gro woman from tbe country who applied
for admission
Tbe boman ncacbioe starts but once and
3tops bat once You can keep it going long?
est aodmo-t regularly by using DeWitt's
Little Birly Risers, tbe famous little pills for
coustipation and all stomach aod liver trou?
bles -Hughson-Ligon Co.
Messrs Vernon Sc*rborcugh, Eiroest C?y
burn, Roland Hearoo, Vi? o toa McCutchec
s.od Arthur Durant, of Bisbopvilie, aed J
L Andrews, of Clarendon, W. F. Smith, of
Providence ood Haz*l Jone?, of Sootier,
went to Columbia Monday morning to join the
Sumter Light Infantry.
The Coban qoestioo and political tesoes
sink into insignificance wiib the man wno
?nffers from piles What he most desires, is
relief DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
iileo.- Hoghsoa-Ligoo Co.
The Columbia dealers in shot have done a
rushing business since tbe soldiers have been
io that city A company that bail? from these
jans is said to have purchased 225 pouods
wubin the past few days. It is to be noted
hat the shot was oot bought to kill Spaniards
int to give weight to the recruits.
.'One Minute Cough Cure is ibe best prep?
aration 1 have ever sold or u*ed and I cao't
lay loo mach iu ii? praise." L M. Ksnn.io,
Merchant, Odell, Ga.-Hugbeon Ligou Co.
One new case of smallpox has been report
id to the He-iith Officer duriog the uast three
lays. Tbe disease is uot spreading and is
)eii*vsd to be under control Several of the
?ra? io ?ake ?hs disease bave beeo dischurg^d
rom treatment aod detection, ihorougnly
:ured, but mark?d for lift.
Late to bed and early to rise, prepare a
nan for bis home in t .eskies Early to bed
md a Little E-?rly Riser, the pill that ranked
ife longer and wiser.-Hugbson Ligon Co
The Sumter Ligbt Infantry will never sse
Juba u-less a second aroy cf invasion is or
poised a.d the reserve raiments of voluo
eers iiaosferred from coa<?t guard du'v ?o
?ctive foreign service Trie indication;* at ! <
)re?i*::t are that the f.iii regiment of Sou>b ? 2
Jaro'.ioa voluu'fers will not le1?*/? tnt; S:at?, ! I
>at wi: br? oetsi-ed io do garrisoj dory ou j <
juiiivitn's island or eise? herr on tbecuast.|t
Pre Dotation will to to iV.ibi within a few \ I
verks with the arny of invasion DOW organ '
zing at Tiimpj. aod will sse bard nt-rvice ic j 1
lo^ioany witti tbe rcguiars ard volunteers
rum other States ! f
Success-Worth Knowing. >
?0 ytui:;' success in the South, proves Hughe's
"onie a great remedy for Chilis and a?? tt*!.-?
ial Fevers. Belter ib*n Qiioice. Gwan-M
c d, try it At Druggists tOc. and $1 00 i '
.otttes. x 1 oct. I '
If yen want your machine made new,
iring it to Randie.
MTJSTE38. IN OR GET OUT.
Governor Ellerbe Issues tT?timatum
-Good Work of Maj. Thomp?
son of The Independent Bat?
talion.
Colombia, May If.-Gov EMerbe bas noti?
fied the captains of the companies that have
not been aostered into service that they
must be reidy "o be mustered in with toe
full complement of men on Friday. Failing
to do so he wiil order them to returo to their
homp?, and will cai! for more volunteers, ac
cepticg the first companies that report with
the correct complement ot men
Governor Eltert.e has suggested that the
Richland Volunteers and Governor's Guards
consolidate and that the Bamberg Guards and
Palmetto Rifles of Aiken, do likewise. All
of these companies are weak and there 6eems
to he no imtreditite prospect of their filling
up.
Mucb ill-feeling has been aroused in camp
by the practice of enticing the men of oce
company to join anni ber Yesterday the
Governor's Guards enticed a nnmher cf rnr-o
from tr-e Palmetto Rifli* and the attention of
Capt. Fuller and Go7. Ellerbe was called to
the matter by Capt Sawyer of the Palmetto
R fies They hav? decided that the desert?
ers from ths Rifiep will not be mustered into
service with the Guards
A detai? ot roen e.nder the command cf
Lieut. .McGown went tc Union yesterday to
bring bick Sheehan th? deserter from the
Jobr.'Stoo RfiV. ^bf-eban will be tried by
court martial, a:ii, as there were no ester)
uating circumstances, he having thrown
down bis gun while cn guard at nisht and
lett camp be wili probably ne convicted and
sent to Sing Kirg prison.
The independent battalion will be ready
for marchicg orders within a few d^s.
Mej Thompson iii losing no time but is
working s? ytea-ati-aily to have the battalion
thoroughly organized and disciplined Tbe
following gecer*! urde- was published yes?
terday :
Headquarters First (Independent Battalioo)
Fair Grounds, Columbia, S C., May 16,
i 893
General Order No 1
Paragraph No 1 -By order of His Excci
lenc5. W m H Ellerbe, Governor and com?
mander in ebit-f, tbia battalion is composed
of the following companies: Darlington
Guards. Sumter Li*bt Infantry, Ed;sto Rifles
and Manning Guards.
Paragraph 2 B'gmnitg tr?is afti-roooo nt
7 o'clock, there will oe three drills every day
except Sunday as follows: .Company drills at
7 a m : battalion drills aik p. tn ; natialion
drills at 7 p m.
Paragraph 3 Lient B. D. Wilson, cf
the Sumter Ltght Infantry, is herfbv ap
pointed acting adjutant until the regularly
appointed adjutant, W. Elliott Goczt'S*, re?
ports or duty.
Paragraph}^ Sergeant Norman H. Bull,
of the Kdisto Rifl?s, is hereby cetailcd to act
as sergeant maj ?r of tbe battalion
Paragraph 6. On the ocea3;on of the drills
mentioned tn tbe foregoing paragraphs, can
tains of the compaciss ate hereby directed to
place in ihe ranks, until further order?, all
sergeants who have not been thoroughly
drilled and wbo may therefore need i oat ruc?
i?os
By order of Major Thompson.
B D. Wi .on,
Lieutenant and Acting Adjutant
Gov. Ellerbe has appointed Dr. E. J Wan
namaker, of Orar.grburg, assistant surgeon
of the independeo?**batiHlion. Walter Grif?
fen, of Darlir gton, was appointed hospital
steward
The troops yesterday lost tbeir first man
by daaib. Corporal W. H Parker of the
Buller Guards of Greenville, died of pneu?
mon?a at the Coluu bia Hospital, after ao ill?
ness of leo days. He was 21 years of age,
aod his captain sate, last evening "he was
a fice yoong mao, possessed of tntny excel?
lent qualities." He vms well np to. Wednes?
day of last week, standing bis physical ex?
amination and being tccepted. On that day,
however, hs was attacked by pneumonia, and
was promptly removed to the Colombia Hos?
pital. Be got worse steadily, and bis com?
pany had to be aus'et ed without bim.
I bave been a sufferer from ch roo ic diar?
rhoea ever since the war and bave used all
kinda of medicines for it- At last 1 found
one remedy tbat has been a success as a core,
and tbat is Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.--P.fi GRISHAM, Gaars
Mills, LA. For dale ny A. J China.
To see is ?o try, to try is to buy the
"White."
The White is king of sewing machines.
Col. D J Auld bas requested The [teni
to state as a matter of justice to G<>8 Lynch,
that the report of big de?erticn from the
Sumter Light Infantry is wholly unfoonded
He was discharged from the Company by
order of Gov Etlerr-e who wag iroponuoed
dailr to do eo by Mrn. Lynch. She would
t->ke no denial, and finally to settle the matte',
Gov. Ellerbe ordered Gus Lynch to go home
T. B. Rice, Druggist, Greensboro,
G* , writes h3 follow* : c,In the paet eight
years, I have so'd mor?* of Dr. Pitts'
Carm^naiite than all the soothing syrups,
colic drops, and other baby medicines com?
bined." ?old by J F. W. l)eL?::ue.
Mr. Jus. A. Whrren has bern appointed
tanager of the Sumter Telephone Sssbtt'ge
and has enreri-d upon th* disc ?rge cf big
duties. He wM make every effort to improve
the telephone strvice in every respect possible
and ?li complaints made to him ?ill rece.ve
prompt attention.
On?? Mintfe is not long, jet rei?ef is ob-1
tainr-d in half that ticse by ;he use cf 0-e j
Minute Con^h Cure. It prevents co'isurup-j
tion and quickly cures cold-, croup, irur.cht
tif>, pcenraouia, Ia gr:ppe and ail throat and
lung troubles Hughson Ligoo Co
Several recruits went to Columbia last
Saturday io eolfot in the Sumter Lighi In?
fantry. The company isi filling up ard tbe
las' rf por:- received stale ih-:t only twelve or
Sfteen more men are needed to fill up the
roll.
S. C. P Jones, Milesburg, Pa , writes :
"I bnve used DcWiti's Lute ^nrlv Risers
?ver since they were introduced here and !
oust say I have never used ??ny pt 1 ia in my
Coolly during forty years or house keeping
hat gavr such KHii?fac'.or? resulis as a iaxa
:ive or cathartic." Hughsou-Ligon Co.
According ?o 'he Columbia papers the Sum- j
er Light Infantry had 53 men uccep'ed and
?2 rejected. Tue fi ju res rio not account for!
ill the men who went w:ih th2 coojp-wii aid J
lave sicce gon^ over es recruits. Whta has j
)eCuB)8 cf tbe oihers ?
Jf ff Clark ?nd Sam Garner were r?efore May- j
>r Wilson yesterday mornir.g for ciiso.dt-rly
:ocdott, fighting aod cursing or; the street, i
rhe tow occurred in Sam Garner's 3bop j
)n Libfrty Street, and knives and ra- !
sors were brought in:o NO:KUI ts well as a !
i jed of pro tanny The pO:ice gathered the J
romoatants i!> before an) : lood v;.s?. spilled, i
lowever. Jeff Clark vv*v, t?ote:?c;-d to pay a I
ir.eof$10or work tbe stree:-? tor thirty
lays. Sam Garner hud t??e option o' $5 or :
-n days ou the 6treet. H. ta took rtednys.
Sorce people may assert that ihe war is not
elt bv the average man, but it is felt ana mat
leverely, all the ?ame. For instance, a farmer
. rrfiti.ifd ?'arly i:i the season to obtain $20
. or'h of supplies eachi mooth, 'i'ois was the
. st h* co;ild get a?oni on. Now the ad- ,
7.<:rc in the price ol *H provisions retriers it i
m possible to li*e on $2? worth per month |
?nd be has been forced to make nev/ arrnoge
oems in ord?r to ?ive until bis crop is made
[ po-v costs him $23 a mo.Uh to live as a
.eeult of war pnetf.
The June Term Jurors.
Tbe pe'it jurors to serve duriog the June
term of Court were drawn yesterday. For tbe
June term but one panel is drawn, the docket
as a rule r.eing ligbt and there is co r eed for ?
more than one i anel of petit jorora The j
jary list is as follows :
J R Mayes, D ? Remberr, P L Jones, H C !
WateoD, Willis White, Hy S Emereon, M D !
Weaver, J F Bracford, W W McKagen, R M j
Brown, S J Minis, J LNeii, J M Nelson, fl T j
Edens, E F Barrows, T H Osteen, T F Cele, j
T D Chandler, J C Parnell, Geo M Sanders, j
W R Weldon. J K McLeod. D V Keels, J E j
Herriotr, J T Mu In* row, Richard London, j
John W Gedding, T M Moore, W BCauthen, ?
E G Brown, M A Grooms, W E Pritchard,
Saaoe! Hagin, W A Brown, J F Biker, R ?
Dixon.
Hood's pills are prompt, efficient, al wa* s
reliable, e*sy to take, easy to operate. 2?c.
The ev dence ic the case proves Hood'.1
Sarsaparilla curta rheumatism, dyspepsia,
catartb, tbet tir^d feeling, scrofula, e?!t
rhuem, boils, humors and all blood diseases.
Comie'Gnllagb jr who was examined latt
week not only passed the r?id ex?*nf?natioo,
but was c. rr; ol i min ted ;by Dr Woods, the
Un ted Slates Surgeon, who bas charge cf
tbr exarxinaiion of ail recruits. Dr. Woods
told Connie that be WAS the best specimen ]
of physical manhood be bad encountered !
since beginning the examination of the j
South Carolina Volunteers. Connie ?3 everv ?
inch a man and vii! given gcod account of
hirn?e!f whenever duty calls biro. He hoids ?
tbe hundrf-d yarda chtrrpionship cf the Caro?
lina's, having wen the first prize at Cj?r- j
lotte last year, ?rod if be encounters the .
en mv th<?v wi!! 3?aad a 3?ira chance of fs
capinpr. There is no poss i ni I i ty of Connie
ot-hz og bis fi-et-'ess to escape from tb"
Spanisroet tor ho oeiongs to tnt- ''fi?b'ing
race," und bas r?e?!: raised a Game Cock.
M at?y old soldiers row feel the effet" of tbe
hard servu-e they uncured during the w*r
Mr. Gr.-> S Anderson, of Rnssv?le, York
county, Pena , who yaw ?he hardest kind of
service at tbe fron?, is now frequently trou?
bled with rheumatism. "I i>.a a severe at?
tack iiiteiy," heea^s, "and procured a bot tie
of Chamoerlain's Pain B*lra. It did so much
good that I would like to know what you
chirge me for one dozin bottles." Mr. An?
derson wanted it both fer his own U3? and
to soppiy it to his friends and neighbors, as
every family should have a bottle of it in
their home, not only for rheumatism, out
lame back, sprains, swelling, cuts, braises
and burns, for which ii is u-uquailed For
sa-e by A J. China.
Look ! AL s ; itch ia Time.
Save3 nine. Hughe's Tonic (oew'improved,
taste pleasant), taken in early Spriog and
Fail prevents Chilla, Dengue and Malarial
Fevers. Acts on rh? liver, tenes up the sys?
tem, Better than Quinine.. Guaranteed, try
it. At broggists 50c. and $100 boules.
x i oct.
Council Meeting.
1 The City Council brid a regular meet og
ast Wednesday evening.
Miller & Lowry wcreeiecfed public printers
for the next two ye*ts. It wa9 decided to
postpone the election of other officers until
the uext meeting.
A resoloiion was adnp'ed to borrow $2,000
to meet the expenses of the Board of f?e*itb
and some otber billa.
Mr. George D Sacre was elected a me~ ber
of the Board of Heahh to succeed Mr L. S
Carson, ?bo resigned when elected a mem?
ber of tbe Council.
Pitts Carminative tide digestion, regulates
tbe bowe s, cores Cholera Infantum, Cholera
Morbus, D?sentry, and all diseases of the
s'om*cb and bowels It is good for both
children and adults. Sold by J. F. W. De
Lorine.
Institute commencement.
The invitations to the commencement ex?
ercises of the Sumter Institute have been is?
sued. The order of exercises will be as
fol owe ;
Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday, May 29>h,
8 o clock p. m.-Rev J. A. Clifton, D D.
Concert, Monday, May 30th, 8 30 o'clock
p. m.
Gradoating Exercises, Toecdar, May 31st,
8.30 o'clock p m. Literary Address by Pres?
ident F. C Woodward.
Tbe young ladies who will be graduated
as the class of 1898 are : Misses Addie Brog
doo, Essie Fleming, Baulah Fox, Mary Hugh
Fraser, Ada Mayes, Ktty McFaddin.
Another Case of E h euroa ns m Cured
by chamberlain's Pam Balm.
My soo v. ?s tfflicted with rheumatism
which contrxcted bis right limb until be was
unable to walk. After using ore ana a naif
bottles of Chamberlain's Pam Ba'tu be was
aile to be annul again j lean heartily re?
commend ir 'o persons sufivrmg f om rheu
maii?n).-JOHN SNIDER, Free . Calhoun Co.,
. W Va-For sale by A. J. Cbica.
Shooting Scrapa on Bicker's Row,
M'icd?y afternoon just before six o'clock
word WHS sent up towr-i from Rear's Row J
that a negro bad been killed i*? a fight that ?
had tcccorred in one of the dives at that sec?
tion ot th** town. A little later it w s ascer
t^io-'d that the roan had not been killed out?
right, but b?d been sa."?t 'brough ?he thigh
a-id wasblefd:?g todeatbfor wan t'of attention.
Medical attention wa- despatched to thf
wounded ma-> ?cd Denny rSberiff Gaillard j
and Constable Frank K Wion set rut to ar- j
rrst the ro?*n who did the shooting.
He a rv C?rr, the womded man. was foand
lying on th? ground, ol^edinc i.rofuse)y from
trie wound io bis thigh, but tre hemorrhage
was soon conirciled and be was theo remov j
ed io a bou*e near by. Tba wound is se- j
rious but not necessarily fatal, and witb the j
proper care Carr wiil recover.
Wiiliara Williams, wh ?ahotCirr attempted i
to nnke bis escape aerosol a field but was run
rlnwn hy Mr. Gailiard, ?ho was on horseback '
.fter an excitiog chase. Wil?aru3 bad his !
pistol io bis hand and would have used lt
bad he not been coverer *?y bis pursuer and'
nace to hold up his bard-*. Williams was
carried to j iii and will 0" brid until tbe re?
sult cf CUrr'a wounds caa he determined.
War in sewing machines, but ibe "White" j
s victorious.
Perfect Health. j
Keep the system in perfect or- I
ier by the occasional use of j
Putt's Liver Pills. They reg- j
.ilate the bowels and produce I
A Vigorous Body.t j
?/or sick headache,malaria, bil- j
>iisness, constipation and kin
red diseases, an absolute cure :.
UTfS Liver PILLS i -
WAR AT HOME AS WELL
AS AT MANILA.
We are waging a War on high prices ! We 1
will allow from this date ?rn
15 per cent? Discount on j
all goods.
REMEMBER OUR GOODS ARE MARE- 1
ED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
And are marked with a close margin. Our stock is too large, jj
considering the troubles at home and abroad.
is's This Money'
saying Opportunity.
y I
Everything goes in our Stock of Dry
Goods, Shoes, &c.
REGULATORS OF PRICES FOR SUMTER, S. C.
m
Big Values For Little Money
Coffees, Coffees,
Our Coffees, at 8c, 9c5 10c, and 12 l-2c can't
be duplicated elsewhere.
FLOUK of all grades at regular mill prices. A big stock of
LYE. SALT, TUBS,
SODA. LARD, BUCKETS,
SOAPS, CORN, BROOMS,
STARCH. MEAL. BRUSHES,
SUGARS. BACON, CIGARS,
CHEESE, CANDIES, CHEROOTS,
BUTTER. CRACKERS, CIGARETTES,
BAKING POWDER, SMOKING TOBAQCO. PLUG TOBACCO,
Oar warehouse is full of
BIG "VALUES FOR LITTLE MONEY,
Blocks of Canned Goods at remarkably low prices.
Lots of Goods at Regular Wholesale Prices and Some for Less.
lt will pay you to spencTyour cash with us.
l^ou will be surprised how much you eau save by doing it. Mail orders
V have our prompt attention.
Crosswell & Co?
The
Premier
Flour
It makes
more
Loaves of
Bread than
any other
Flour.
Use the Old Settable PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVS PATENT FLOUE,
^roond frote the cream of Marv lund nod Virginia wheat, s^nrds in the lend net oniy at home
ut in foreiga markets, for t uiity, strength and uniform quality it bas no equal. If jon
want tire beat be pure you tret this brnad. For sale ty
CROMWELL & CO.
?ept. 1.
7 4.N TS m?N WANTED.
[XT A K ? E D-AV ? I ? u i Loirs Tb? Te!*>
VV phone Mfg. Co, custer, S C P
I. Bos 107. Feb. lo tf ?
A MOWER for we ehi-ap- McCormick j
Mower in first cl?ss condition, good a? ?
t?, wi'l pel' cheap. Apply to J vi Sp^nu ?
f Expresa effie*. Mar - - tf ;
i?SSF ?T^Un^O! j
^-PHYSICIAN AND STJRGKON
Office over HoiHor.'s Dru? Store.
uNAGHAN BLOCK. SUMTER, S. C. I
Ap il 13-4L
rpHK MANAGEMENT cf the Equitable
I L'i> Assurance Society in this territory
it desirous cf scenting the services of a man
of charret?e ?:.(! ability to represent its inter?
ests, w-i?r> Suu-t^r as headquarters. The right
umn will be ?hcr?ughly educated to the
science cf life insurance and the art of suc
cess'nl .soliciting. There is no business cr
profession, not reqniring capital, which is
mr-re rrmnceraitve th*n a life agency con?
ducted with energy and abiir.y Correspond?
ence with men who desire to secure employ?
ment, end are ambitious to attain prominence
io tbe profession, ii invited.
W. J. aODDEY, Manager,