Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cte Iteiiuaa at? Soa?first WEDNSSD A Y, JULY 27, 1898 Eottered at the Post O?ce at Sumter, S (?., as Second Class Matter. KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. T. B. Johnston-To Contractors. For the ?eoate-Altamont Mose?, Riebard I. Manniag PERSONAL. Slr. J. E. Normest was io the city Fri? day. M us Sbarlie Graham baa retorced from Hagood. Miss L?ua Colclough ia io the city for a abort stay. Mr. J. E. DuPre, of Pisgah was io the city yesterday. Master J. D. Graham ii Tisiticg relatives at Denmark. Mrs. J. A. Mood retaroed fiom Cbicka ojsuga Saturday night. M isa Sophie Warren is visiting Miss Ileoe Caotey at Forestoo Messrs John X and Heory D. Cresswell have gona to New York. Misa Lillian Moses of Providence, is visit tog relatives io this city. Master Ashby Mood bas goae to Cbicka manga to visit his father. IfMr. H L, Weils bas retnroed from a visit to Atlanta and Cbickaxaug*. Mr. J. B. Roach weet to Salada, N. C., a few days ago, to spend a moa;h. Co!. Richard Dozier bas goae to Gleoo Springs for a two months stay. Miss Edith Warren, of Tampa, Fla , is visiting at Mrs. A. G. War.en's. ? Miss Bessie Ic gram bas gone to Heeds.*. Bonville, N. C , for the sommer Miss Adele Moses will leave on Thursday for New York to speed several months. Mr. T M. Atkins retorced on Tuesday from Stiver, wbe.e be spent a few days. Mrs R. P. Monaghan bas retoroed home from Charleston after several mootbs stay. Bishop J. J. Monaghan, of Wilmington, Del., has bees in the e ty for a few days. Mis? Addie Auld left last week for Hen? derson ville, where she will speod.a mooth. Mrs. M. P. Cordes retoroed Monday morning from Charleston where she has s:ent tbe past two weeks Mr. J. Frank Pate left last Thursday for tbe mountains, after being confined to the house for a mooth. Col Jobo P Thomas was in the city yester? day oo business connected with his duties as State Historian. Mrs E B Richardson, who bas beeo visit? ing relativ,s here, has returned to ber borne to MilledgeviHe, Ga Miss Fifi oe Perrott who bas beeo visiting Mrs. A. R. Flowers, has retoroed to her home at Lydia, Darlington County. Mr. and Mrs. R K. Wilder ) f; last week for a trip to the up country. Tbey will visit sever tl points before returning. Dr. J Tbos. Pate, .of Camden, spent last Wedoeedav nwot ia this citv with bis broth? er, on bis way to District Conference at Lynchburg. Mr. S. B Edmood* returned borne from Darlington Friday night. He is ia Man? ning this wees: to coed oct a Teachers' Institute for the teachers of Clarendon County. Mr. W. P. Fargerson, Superintendent cf the Sumter Cotton Mill Oas gone to Day? ton, 0., to spend several weeks studying improved machinery and the modern methods of managing large manafactnriog plants. Rev Y. Yon A. Riser, pastor of the Loth eran Ch-J r;h, leaves to-day for a three weeks' vaction. He will speod the time io I ering? ton, Saluda and Newberry coontie*, and will return for services oo the 3.-d Sonday io ?agote. Mr Irving A. ri?? ten berg has accepted a position with the M. S Freede Company, of New York and wilt make that city bis home in future. His friends io this city regret bis departure, but wish him success and pros? perity in bis new home. - i-i ? m ? ? eat* Darlington has sent cae hundred and tbir'y negroes to recruit tbe tenth TJ S Regiment regular cavalry Wbat bas become of the company of oegrces that was orgao'23d io bis city. Tbe American soldier has developed a re makabife propensity recently for celebr ting the Fourth of Joly by taking something. The latest is Wake Is'aad, a place ?o small that it is not pot dowo on the ordif ary map. Tbe thermometer got up to 100 in so-ne places ?last week, and it was bot enough for any bod? acy where. It begiDS to look like South Ciro?oa will fiil to raise the second regtmeot called tor by tbe government. Very little peeress bas been made tbos far soi the raising of com? panies zoes forward with disco ur g>og stow ress Tbere is DO likelihood that Sumter County will fu'oiab aDOther company, for it seems to ne impossible to obtain a sufficient T? a no her of recroit3 to nil the Sumter Light Infantry to tbe foll qaota. The problem that puzzles many people is, "What effect will the def at of Lee County bate oo the electioo of county officers and members of the Legislature?'' Tbe people hviog io L>e County will b-ive no voice io the election of officers for Somier Cocoty ; yet if r e courts decide that Lee County b?s no l*-gal ti?bt to eilst, a majority of the Lee Couoty people will be atizaos of Sum ter, ?nd it sterns tbat they should have a voice tn eelec mg the public officials. Altamont Moses for Senator Hon. Altamont Mcs-s announces himself a candidate for re-election to the State Seoate. Sena'or Moses bas served one term in the Seoate aod e gbt years io the House of Rep reientati?e, a*d be stands for re-election on bis record. He baa made noe of the careful, paio8taki3g and efficient representatives this county baa ever had ic the General Asaem bly, ard bis associates is both bou es ha e more than ooce taken occasion to testify pub icly and privately tbeir appreciation ot his abilities as a legislator. If Mr Moses is re? jected be can be counted on to s-rve Ins con? stituents as be bas in the past, faithfully and fearlessly. Richard I- ManniDg For the Senate The friends ot Hon Richard I. Man? ning plec bim in nomination as a candidate for tbe Stete Senate, subject to ratification by tbe Democratic prima y. Mr. Manning's service* during two terms io the House of Repr?sentatives Droved bis fitoes* for leg:sla tive dutie*, ?rd guarantee that be wi i ?, if elected discharge the duties devolving upon biro as Senator ?a'i fectorily and with judg? ment and discretion, looking always to the real ioierestsof tbos-* wbom b* represents. "I hive used L n.H...nerlai:i s Co'.:gh Eeme dv in nv family for year? -nd always wiro good resolta," says Mr W. B. Cooper, of ?1 Rio, Cal. "For smali children we find it especially effective. Forsake by A. J. China. MARRIAGE. Mr A. L Lesesns, of Clarendon, and Miss Lizzie 4 ut rino were noited io a arriare at 4 30 o'clock Wednesday aftiroooo, Rev C C Browo, officiating, at ibe residence of Mrs E A. Cuttioo, tbe bride's mother The attendants were Mr. B J Rbame and Mis3 Amaoda Thomas, Mr. Connors Cuttino and Miss Marguerite Tindal, Mr. Jose, h Tinda! and Miss Julia Cuttioo. The parlors were very prettily decorated with flowers in honor of the happy occasion, and tbe bride and groom entered, preceded by the attendants, while the wedding march was played by Mrs. M. L. Rodgers. After the ceremony refreshments were served, and then Mr. and Mrs. Lesesne left on tbe 6.30 train for Wash;ogtoa aod other points io tbe North, where they will spend several weeks. The br de is a daughter of the late W H. Cu-:tino aod is a young lady of a gentle dis positioo and rt?*Ded manners, and is esteemed and loved by a large circle of friends. Tbe best wishes of all attend Mr . ?od Mrs. Lesesoe for a long aod bappymarried itfe DEATH. Mr. J S Diokios died at bis bon e a few miles from tb s city on Saturday last, aced 52 years and 6 months The funeral services were held at Provideace oi Sonday after oooo at 5 o'clock. The deceased was a Da? tive of thia town, aod having lived all bis life io >um ter cou o ty had a wide circle of acquaintances, all of woom bear of bis death with regret. Be was twice toadied and leaves a widow and fonr children, one uf whom, ii rs. F. 0. Jeoniog3, was the issue of tbs first marriage. Death of Bev. W. T. Munnerlyn. Pigab, July 26 -Rev. T. W. Moooerlyo died at bia hoie at Smithville yesterday at 8 a. m He bad beeo sick for sometime, nut rapidly grew worse just a lew days before his death. He lived ai Smithville for the last sixteeo years and was universally liked ny bis oeigbborbood. Fron? iii bealtb, be re? tired some years years ago f om the active rr it. is try of tbe Methodist choree, bot preach? ed occasionally, and often officiattd at fune? rals. He took a warm interest io religious work oot ooly io his church, but ia all de Dominations Thousands of persons have been cored of piles by using De Witt's Which Bazal S-i!ve. It heals promptly aod cures eczema aod all ?kio diseases, It gives immediate relief. Hugbsoo-Lig?a Co. A crowd of base ball cracks weot over to Mayes*:.le Thursday t.ftemooo to witness the game of ball between the Haye*vilie team aod tbe L e County team. Bob Moore of L%Fayette,Iod , says that for constipation be has lound DeWitt's Little Early Risers to be perfect They never gripe Try them for stomach aod liver troobies. Hogb8on-Li?on Co. Tbe county campaign promises to be inter* esticg There ate some good men io the race aod their friends will maie effort to elect them Wio yoor battles agaiost disease by actiog promptly. Ooe minute Co jg h Cor? pro? duces immediate resu ts Wheo taken ear y it prevents consumption. Aod io latter stages it furoisoes prompt relief Hugbsoa Ligoo Co. Business b?s been very dull during 'be past week, tbe bot weather k eping the people from coming to towa. The dull season is aloost at ao ead DOW, however, for cottoo will begin to come into market wubin six week, and tbe fail business will begin. Sick headache, billiooeoera constipation, and al liver aod stomach troubles can be quickly cored by uaio? those famous liit.e pills Known as DeWitt's Little Early Riaer?. They are pleasant to take and n?rer gripe Hogbseo-Ligon Co Ooe coach of tbe C. S. & N passenger train was derailed at the depot Saturday morning by a ot spacemen t of the switch The coach was not 8erion3ly damaged, bot was twisted s de wise across tbree tracks. The editor of Evaos City, Pa , Globe, writes, ' One Minute Core is rightly o?m d It cored my cbildreo after all other remed es failed." It c res coughs, colds and all throat and ioog troubles -Hugbson Ligou co. The dispensary is doiog more business ibis , ear tbaD last year, due, DO doubt, to ?he ab seoce of origioal package competition. "I tbiok DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the fir.est ^repirat:oo oa tbe market for piles S) writes John C l>unn of VSbeling, ?* Va Try it and you will think ibe sam? It also cures 'cz ua std al sk.n d ?sea: es -Hob? son Ligon Co. Many people hive not yet lf?rned of 'hf removal ot' the pcs* effile aod they come daily io the o d cfEce in the Masonic Teap'eend try to gain admission t> ir quire for mail E C. Blanks, of Lewisv.Jle, Texas, writes that one box of DeWitt'v Witch hazel Salve was worth $50,OC to bim It cured his piles of ten years standing He advises oiher? to try it It als > cures eczema, ski.? diseases and obstinate seres. Ru.-hsoo-Ligon ? o Mr J. C. McCleonaghan hid oje foot se j vere y sprained a few days ago while out on his run on the Wi son A Summerton ti. R , ! and is now laid up with it io puster nand ages The ii juries ar? no: thought to be se- 1 rious, bat he will be off d^ty for a wee* or two. T. B Rice, Druggist, Greensboro, GH , writes ?3 follows : ' Ia the p-?st ?>ight years, I have ool-t mor- of Dr. Pms' Carm?name thao all the soothing syrups, colic drops, and other baby medicines com? bined." Sold by J. F. W. DeLorme. The Hog Question. A great many of our c'tizans are h??riily ia favor cf dti ing ibe bog-? from the city, wbile a tew, wbo wou d sufcTVr by the enact? ment of S'icb a law are figming the adoption j of tb? ordin'iDC? We again assert that ibe j bogs are o lis?tees withut th* city lin in and ! bore that the council will not *ab!e the rrso j lu'ijn t.ow pending Base Ball in Mayesvllle. Vlayesvil!?, Jaly 2*J - A fine game of bail was paved here yesterday afternoon i^tween the loeai team ?.nd tbe Lee County team. Tbe Ma e ville earn ha3 won a succession of ganges 'hts se s JO, and none of the clubs ha?e been abi? to hold the? down, nut \es j terda they Delmore th n their tq;i>>:s and i the gnme wa-> won bv the L-e County tram j by a score ot 7 ti, 5. Succesa--Worth Knowing. j 40 yr-ars'sticce?3 in tb? South, proves Rugbe's I Tonic a treat remedy for Chills and a!) Mala? rial Fevers B?tter thin Quinine. G.nrac te.d, try it A: Druggists f?c and $1.00 bottled. X 1 OCt. ? Il ll -Ul?. -- -- l! j ou ?te after comfort ia sewing you will get v. :f you buy the "White " War Map and History of Cuba 10c, at il G. ?3:een & Cf's. If you warn your machine made new, bring it to Randie. An Important Matter. We publish today a letter ia refereoce to the roi's of Compaoy E, South Caroli? na State Treop?, C S A. Colonel Thom-3, tbe State Historian, is laboring to complete tbe work before tbe General assem bl j meets, and any member ot the Company who can tssist bim tn com\ leting tbe rolls of the company will be performing a pa? triotic duty and aiding: tbe preparation of an historical record that will be of inesti? mable value io tbe years to come. Information Wanted. CHARLESTON S. C , Jul* 22, 18?8. Editor Watchman and Southron, Sumter, S. C.: Dear Sir-By nqofst of Col Thomas, I have been ende* orme to secure a complete list of the officers and privates of Compaoy E. .couih Carolina State Troops As most *f this company was recruited from Sumter County I bave taken tbe liberty of seodiofir jon R copy of tb list of names, and ask tbat you kindly tum tbe same over to any of tbe survivors who may b? on ibis Hst, with the nqoeet that tbpy will fi'l out th?- in rials ec as to n-ake it as complete as possible I bave already been assisted by Mr Pinck oey and Mr. Dick It ?9 important tbat th - list should be made a* complete as possible and any assistance tbat you can give rue in this matter will be duly appreciated Yours very truly. CHAS. R. VALK COMPANY E, SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TROOPS, C. S. A A. D. Go? dwin, Colonel ; J W Harri-g to-', Lieut Colonel ; Jno J Mciver, Major; Dr P. L Griffin, Surgeon ; Dr.-Henry, Assistant Surgeon COMPANY E Captain, J. S Bradley; 1st Lieutenant Jno A. Moidiow; 2i Lieuienaot, J W. Wil? son; 3d Lieuteo?nr-. Sergeants-J. B Fort, J. 8. Pinckney, R. A. Green, A. H. Buchanan. Corporals-M. L. Pinckney, W. W. Dick, E. F Borroughs, R Bradford. PRIVATES Bonney, Dock, Goodman, - Bradford. S J H?ggio?, O Brown, B Hoi:, es, W M Brown, C Jame9 W M Broadway,- Locklear, - Bradley, Luckey, J Bissell,- L?man, R Belvin, J Lennau, - Belvto, R Muidrow, A ror.yera - - ?? Muidrow, R Con-ton, - Pl air, John OuOLinghaai, - Rhame, J S Dickioeon,- ? Rodgers. John Durant, J McF Thames. Greeu, -- True nek. - Daran'. J D Talo?., W Enehsh J W Tisdell - Felder,- V*ik, C R Gardiner, - Wbe 1er, W M Gcff, -i- Wei on. R Westbury, - A J G*iliard, Adjutant R. R Brizas, Q'iarerm ster. - C arkso- , Ordnance Officer. The Teachers* Institute. The" Sumter County Teachers' Institute opened with a large and tmeres ed audieme atlO --.tr. Mooaay, io the Graded School bu liing Tbe 8utj eta discussed Mood*/ mora n: were : English, by Prof. Sn)d-?r Reading, by Vtiss Witbers. Arithmetic, by Supt G<*aeser English Analysis, by Mr. McGbee Tbe second day's session ot the? County Teachers' Institute showed a reeded inc ease in attendat.ee ?nd morr general participation in discussion by all present. Tbe surjects discussed were : Primary Arith? etic-V iss Witbers. English-Prof. Snyder. Geography-Mr McGbee Higher Arithmetic-Supt Graeser. L*st rvening at 8:30, Prtf. Griffith of i or? man University will deliver a poblic lecture at the Graded School Building. al! persons of the community interested in educational matters will be gladly wel? comed to all of the exercises A lecture on "Art and tbe Introduction of Art Study into the Public Schools" will he delivered hy Supt ^raeser io the aoditojium of tbe Grided School on Toursday afrernoou at 5.30 o'clock, and it will te illustrated by nu? merous photographs of celebrate-1 European painrines. Mr McGhee, of the Columbia tcnoo's, will deliver an address of a popular charte'er on Friday evening at 8 30 o clock Persons troubled with dinrrhoae will he ir?er?-r?ed in the ex erience of Mr. W. M. Bi h, e'etk of Hotel Do*ranc , Prcvid*r.c9 R I. He says : "F.r several sears I have Oren almost a constant sufferer from diar? rhea, ?be f. i quent attacks completely pros? trating e ann reodering ne unfit ror n.j duties at this hotel About two years ago a tr^velin^ saiesman kindlv gave ne asm-ill home cf Chamberlain'? C>lie: Cho pr* a&d Diarrbise RemeJy. Much to roy surprise and deucht i's effect* ?en imm?diate Whetiev r I felt eympt ms of the due.se I would fortify myself against the a-.tock with a few .jofes ? f this valuable lemedy The result his been very eaiis'actorv atd a'm *t complete re iel from the ifflic ion.'' For Sile t:y \ J. hina. Board of Education. Tbe recently fleeted City Board of Edu~a ti n met Saturday in tbef flic? of thc ( i y C erk. M-srs Neill O'Dounell Mamu * Oise and ? C H^v.-'wonh wer? presen: Capt. 'PG ?I td ?nd Va or W 1<OL>, who is ex orb :io a o ej ber ot thebo-rd, wt-r.-ab S-fit The numbers pr-serjt survcriffd to tb? 04tb of ofl&V* r?q:iired bv the Constitu? tion of the ist*ic- ana or? r?iz* ny e eetio* Mr O'Donnell, permanent chairman Mr. S H. -dmunds, uueriu'eodect o'* ecboob, sugges'ed ?-epi 5th *9 the day r?.r beginning ot th? t ext session Tn.- a at"r was Irk to bis discretion, HH was a'rO the matter of tha Christmas triO Sur ng holiday.". The financial situation wa* discussed, ar d a committee appointed to ascertain and re? port the b*st measures for the future weitete of the schools The annual repor' of the Secretary and Treasurer tbowed an mcrea-e of about $300 in the indebteines? of 'he Dis? trict, due <o a dec ease in ?orullff?en< n i proportionate increase in other parts of ?tue count; . Look ! 4 stitch in Time. Saves nine. Huehe'a Tonic ( new ^improved, t-?ste pleaaant) laken io I-HTU Spri ?g and Fail prevents Chills. Den^u." and Malarial Fevers Acts on the liver, tones up the sys? tem, Better than Quinine. Guaranteed, try it. At Druggists 50c and Si ou r.otttes. x 1 oct. - Ml? -IT?. Successful Physician*. : Hr'ily recommend Dr. Hatha va;. :>'. 8 Broad St., Atlanta, GH., a* :, ii.:? : fe?- . r?iiiaol> and remarkably 6ucces? it. . trfji'i , -nt of chronic diseases of men a: They '. aro when others fail. Our readers ' neod of medical help should csrtai: these eminent doctors and you will receive .-. :. and expert opinion cf your caso by IL--.'.;:;: ;J . without cost. Ttie Wbite is king of Sewing Machines. Convict Killed at fctate Farm Coroner Moses received a Telegram yes? terday from W. T McGill, requeuing him to go t . the State Far to hola aa tc quest, over a convict wbo had beeo killed there. No Other p Tticlars For Supervisor. j Supervisor Marion Dorn anooooces himself a candidate for re-election, subject to'tbe ac? tion of the Democratic Primary. Mr. Dorn has filled the office for two j ears, and he bas devoted bis t est ifForts to the practical ?nd economical n aoagemeot of the coco'y's affairs He stands for re election oo bis official recr.rd, acd if the jeople 9how their approval of h s course while in office by r? elf-ctiug him be will continue to discharge the du.ies cf the office to the best of bis ability. It begins to look like Sumter is cot to have a Tobacco Warehouse this feason fer up to this date nothing bas beeo beard of arrange aeots for operiog the warehouse and rua oiog it dutiog tbe staion Tm's is an im? portant unt!er for business men to co sider, for there is a great deal cf tobacco growu in this a d djoiomg counties that would be mar keted here, if a good ma-ket be maioiaioed. Without a warehouse here all of ibis tobacco will go to Mayesville, Timmonsviile, Flor? ence, Darlington, or the Virginia asd North Carolina markets '? he peop e of Sumter know foll well what the trade of the tooacco growers is worth, ?sd a so that unless there is a warehouse io this city where they cao sell tbeir tobacco they wi 1 go elsewhere to sell and to trade Sumter needs a tobacco warehouse DOW as much a? ever, and some arrangement should be made to cave it open for business early in August Our baby has t'een continually troubled with colic and cholera tofantum si nee bis bittb, and all that we could do for him did oot seem to give more than temporary re ief, ootil we tried Chamberlain's Coiic, Cholera ard Diarrhco Remedy, i?ince giving that remedy be ba.- not brea troub'ed We waot to give you ibis testimonial as an e?ideoce of our gratitude not that you need it to ad? vertise your meritoriousremedv.-G M. Law, Keokuk, Iowa. For sale ny A. J China. According to a nonncmeot io Monday's Item, Prof. Snyder, of Wcfford College, 1 ctorcd at the Graded Sch ol building MoodtT eveoing Toe lecture was not a popular on?, if we are 'o jidfe by the cumber ia attendance At hilf pot eight o'clock the chairs io Assembly Hail were ??ll unoccupied, ?v oioeo'clcck some fifty or s'z'y peop'e and two or three bovs bad congregated Tbe speaker was in? troduced by Dr. C C. Brow a in bis usuai bappv style Tbe sucj?ct discussed WBS "English " For taree quarti of an hour Pro?. Snyder held bi9 ?oiali, but appreciative aodiecce, see 1 boond witb bis graphic and eloquent tre tment of the chief characteristics of ihe best iiteratore of our mother tongue, it wcuid be impossible for 03 to do justice to the lecture and his themas ; to b- appreciated it rou^t ce he-*rd We will o?!v say that we et jived a rare treat, and cao *ee a new roeao iog, a wir"er significance in the writings cf Cbauc-r, Browning, Sbakespare Milton and TeonvHon Ot?ier lectures wili b- given dur? ing the w?ek We bose th? peopl* rf Sum? ter will atten? and be beneficed, ard not al? low these vi8!tl g ednca,ors to leave us feel? ing tbat their ?Sorts to e-itertaio ?ad instruct were as f-acrar.ee wasted oo the desert air. - - i i i- - MAGNOLIA MATTERS. M. G OLIA, S C., Joly 20, U98 -Distric: Conference eonvmed at fbi9 'lace this morn? ing Dr. Clifton preached the opening ser? mon. A bo'it thirty or 3ore delegates bave arrived, and we look tor quite a "umber oo the evening trui^. Jodgirig moat of the preach? ers by tbeir ?poearasc?, they bare bein takea ni?*e c?re of Tbe weather is fearfully hot, and the dry weather ;s begionirg to tell oo tbe crops, which are, so f?r, fine nroo'd this place Considering 8'ze. color and fruit, Mr 1 N. Gr flin b??s the finest cotton in this county, io the wri;ir'9 judgment. Dr Darbv reports several cases of typhoid fever io bis practice He h-'S proveo himself a roost successful doctor in ferer c*se9, of no matter what type, and ve feel safe when he is *roood Our friend. Vr J-?me3 W Wilson !.a s at lair receiTp.i a letter from b'8 eoldi<-r boy, Roland He was in the fiercest of the r.atnee arouod Sani*gn, aod while several of his comrades ne?r him fell de d ?nd wounded, he was ? pt hort, nod hai not been the io?s? sick up to thi dite cf bis letter-the 7th of Julv H:s paren-s wr-?e ov-rjned at the receipt of such .? p'eas-nt letter The carp-nfers Nsterers and painters have rr.ade * e'e-? im;>rov?*nie!if in ihe Methodist ' bti'ch i M . vn M-u-g. T?i- parsonage ia n?arly re ?dy to* i*se Se era' nio'e la-.leg bic?c es hare co e ir>to d a i . v ne i-i V*?oo!ia Friend. Pnil M 1 er? .% g;e->t gal!*--.*. He is e7er rf? iv to wa'k, rn?, or ride ?a bugjry or on wa e: with the g;rls C CCA*I NAL ANY PERSON Wishing to know tho truth in regard to thoir health should not fail to s*?nd f'>r a valuablo and new 64-page Booklet which will be pent FREE for a short time to those who mention this paper. This nook Ls published by tba celebrated physi? cians and specialists-Dr. Hathaway a. d Co. of 22V4 S. Broad St.. A'lanta, Ga? whom you should address. Write to-day. BEEF CATTLK AND SHEEP-20 hea cf B--f CVtie and 25 beal of Saeep or sale bj B. C. WtF?dd'n. June 29-4t* A FAMILY JAUNT io one of nor canopy top ?A?vc nos or ! surreys can beer-joyed 'or at;y i'M'?th of ti'ne wi'h'Mir wear?'*e*s You cao get more solid comfort I? ot ? 'hat! in any other v.r.ip!.- m, rb" ?? atke?. Fo the borprman fha? ?i've?? (?peed * run ab< ur or buggy, ii ht SJ> can n- ob? structed well made and srr.):?g be vii find here at bed r ek prices i I!. HAR Bl". ; IF YOU H^YE Cash, PREPARE TO Spend it Until August 1st we will sell, for cash only, the following articles at these i** heard of prices : Shoe Department. Our entire line of $2 Oxfords, black and tan, heel and spring heel for ?1.49, Clothing Department. All of our $1, 1.25 and ?1.35 children's Wash Suits, size 3 to 8, your pick for 60c One lot of children's Wash Suits, sizes 3 to 7 at 37c. j To close out the balance of our Straw Hats, Your pick for 44c. All of our 50c Men's and Boy's thin Coats at 43c. Bicycle Suits, sizes 33 to 38, at ?1.73 Grocery Department. We offer you Good Rio Coffee, * pr lb 10c Small prime No. 2 Hams, pr lb 71c Armour & Co. Fancy Hams, pr lb life Armour & Co. Fancy Strips, (small) pr lb 10|c Best Pickle Vinegar, pr gal 35c Best Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, pr lb 25c Dry Goo<*s Department. Our entire line of 50c Shirt Waists at 25c Our entire line of 75c Shirt Waists at 59c Our entire line of $1 Shirt Waists at 69c Our entire line of ?1.25 Shirt Waists at 89c Our entire line of Children's Straw, Sailor and Crash Hats, original prices 25c, 50c and 75c. for this sale 24c Short lengths of Matting BELOW COST. Our entire line of Striped and Plaid White Lawns, also colored Lawns and Organdies, AT AND BELOW COST. ' J* Rettenberg & Sons? FREE TO CONSUMPTIVES. Dr. Bartz will mail on application a free sample of his new discorery for Consumption. Bronchitis and weak Inngs, which cares to ?tay CD red. The Doctor is very much interested in spreading the news of this great remedy. Reader.* are re? quited to irrite without delay. Add re?? DR. N. B. BARTZ. A, Inter-Octan Bldg., Chicago. ers. Special Bargains Pound Packages Waverjy I5c pound. 2 for 25e Choice-Linen 20c pound Orange Mills 18c pound Hanover Antique 18c pound Envelopes io match all styles. For Special Correspondence you can be Suited from: Venetian Boud. 4 styles, ruled and plain. Hurd's Irish Linen, ruled and plain. Hurd's Satin Wove, ruled and plain. Hurlburt's Superfine. Blair's New Century. Gladstone Bond and Plate Finish. Box Papers in [all styles and qualities, prices range irom 5c to $1.25 a box. The new tints are the latest thing out and are very popular.