The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, February 22, 1899, Image 5
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WEDNESDAY, F; B. 2* , 1889.
Entered ai the Foti Office at Sumter ,
C., as Weeona (Ttass Matter.
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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Co. Treasurer-Notice. "
J. RT en berg k Socs-Jcs i Received.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. F. A. Bahnsen is visiting friends in
Sock Bill.
Mr. J. . DoPre, of Pisgah, was in the j
city Monda j.
Mr. W. H. Said, of St. Charles, was in the
city Monde j.
Mr. Ja*. M. Dick, of Stateburg, spent San
cay Io tba city.
* Mrs. Tbc ssas 0. Sanders is visiting at Mrs.
G. U. Graham's.
Dr. W. W. Anderson, -af Stateburg, is ta
the city Monday.
Mr. S.W. Friemen, of Lynchburg, spent
Monday in town.
Mr. B- Stehle ia in town visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs. Julina Schwerin.
Kia* Etta Cathcart, of Charleston^ visiting
ifce family of Capt. S. S. C& son.
Mr. F. Barron Holmes, of Charleston, wat
in the city on business Monday.
Mr. Harria Bristow, of Beonetttville, was
in tows last Friday on boniness.
Miss San i Durant, of B whop vii le, is spend
ing a few days m tbe city with friends.
Rev. J. 3. Bradin has ra tn med from
Charleston where he has spent a month or
kroger.
Mr. J. C. Dye, of Ju9S0p, Ga., is in tba city
for a few days stay, and is tbe guest of Capt.
5 G. Pierson.
Messrs. fiorace Ha*~y, Jr., and Emile
Moses are at borne for a few days frons tba
Sooth Carol ina College.
Senator Manning and Representative Moses,
who spent Saaday at home, returned to Co
lamb a Monday to at**Q<i tbe last'week's
session of the Legislature.
Tba wife and children of Mr. J. A. Boyd,
mauger of the Diamond Racket Store, ar
rived ia tbe eily Sunday from their former
hose in .knoxville, Tenn.
Mr. Durham Ives, the mul carrier for the
Smithville star route woo was accident ly, shot
is tbe leg aboat a month go and baa since
boco laid up, was is town Saturday.
Mr. Harry Tates, who bas been serving
ra Andersons Heavy Battery in Sullivan's
Island, retorne ' borne last week, bis com
mand haring been mustered cot oo tbe 4th
instant.
Tbe very pretty aod attractive Misses Dove
came up from Charleston Monday evening to
anead the ball at tbs Coles aa Hotel. Tbey
left oo the afternoon tra a on Tuesday for a
visit to friends ia Sumter, sa neb to the regret
of soma of she young sen of tba town.
Singstree Record.
"Miss Isabel McLaurjn has returned from
Macon, Ga.
Mrs, J4 Wal ter Doer returned this morning
to her'boose, Augusta, Ga.
Miss Annie Freeland went to Columbia
thia morn lag.
Mrs. Walter Folsom bas goae to Colombia
oe a visit.
The members of toe Legislators have re
turned Cram their labors, that body having
adjourned sice die at 3 o'clock this morning.
jfcLeoi bago* on last Wednesday, tba 15tb. j
Baster falls on Sunday, April 2d.
" Tba Graded Schools will have holiday OB
Wednesday, tte 22d, instant- Wasbrogton's
birthday.
A two or titree weeks' course of Dr. M. A.
Simmons Liver Medicine will so Regulate toe i
Srcretiecary Functions that tbey will ope j
?ate without any aid whatever.
Tbe sisie for making retort of property to
tbe Auditor expired on Monday, tbe 20tb in
stant. After that date toe penalty will be
paton.
Mother's Trusted Friend, >Simmoos Squaw
Tito Wine or Tablets, Prepare tba System
for CooSnemant, Shorten Labor and make
Childbirth Susy.
Several casts of smallpox are reported on
tba Mayesviil road about fire miles from this
city.
Tbe Life Preserver which bas carri eu many,
tedies safely over tbe dangerous sea "Change
of Life" ia Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or
Tablets:
To Sweeten ike Breath, Brighten tbe Eyes
Clear the Complexion and Insure the natural
Bhca of Health, ose Dr. M. A. Simmon,
Li er Medicine.
Fourteen cows of a car load shipped from
this city to Richmond on the loth instant,
vrere frozen to death en route.
Late to bed and early to rise, prepares a
mao for bis home in the skies. But early to
bad and a Little Early Riser, the pill that
makes life longer and better and wiser.
Hugbsoo-Ligca Co.
No northam mail was received ie tbis city
between Saturday February ll tb, and Thurs
day, February 16th. The railroads were so
blocked with snow daring the blizzard that
the mail trains were not able to ron on
regalar schedule.
Mothers, we call yonr attention to Pitts'
Carminative. It acta promptly, it is pleas
ant to the taste, and tbe children will take it
without coaxing. It relieves promptly and
permanently. If we ean get you to ase it,
yon will get others to do likewise. Yonr
druggist sells it. J. F. W. DeLorme.
There bas bean no wood or coal famine in
Sumter, bat during the frerz; there was a
scarcity of good firewood and all brought to
to wo foo nd ready Isa e. There bas doubtless
been considerable suffering among tbs poorer
white people and negroes bot oona have made
koowa their needs without reeving prompt
assistance.
Many a household is saddened becaoss
of the failure to keep on baud a safe and
absolutely certain eora for croup such es
Ose Minute Cough Care. See that your little
ones are protected against emergency.
Hcghsos'Ligon Cc.
Tbe stock off goods and 6xtnres of the
Docker k Boltmao Co. were sold Friday for
sixty cents oo tbe dollar, Herby k Co. being
tbe purchasers. Tbe total price paid was
$5,400. There wera eight sealed bids sub
milted, bat ail of these were rejected, as all
of them were on the stock alone and did not
include the fixtures. -Tbe stock aod fixtures
wer* then pat ap at auction ead bids called :
for. Tbe bid of Harby k Co. was the high
est, i od the property was knocked down to
teem.
The sooner a cough or cold is cured with
out harm to the sufferer the better. Linger
ing colds are dangerous. Hacking coogb is
distressing. One Minute Cough Cure quick
ly cure3 it. Why suffer when such a cough
sere is within reach ? It is pleasant to the j
taste -Hogbson-Ligon Co.
Wanted :-Cotton seed. Highest prices j
paid. W. 3. Boyle.
Call, see. and boy embossed or gora! Crepe
Paser. E. G Osteen k Co.
MARRIED.
Mr. Ebbie We l8 and .Visa Mattie Carson
were married at bal'-past eight o'clock
last Wednesday night ic che Presbyterian
Cbnrch, in tbiscity, Rev. N. W. Edmunds
performing tbe ceremony. The cbnrcb was
welt filled, despite tbe disagreeable weather,
toe many friends of the contracting parties
braving the balf-tbawed snow to be present
to witness them pligb't their troth. Tbe
charcb wss very prettily decorated, tho' the
materials for decretive work were very scarce
and difficult to obtain ic tbe midst of the
blizzard. The wedding march was pla ved by
Mr Dave Winn, while the bridal party was
entering tbe church.
The bride wore a handsome white satin
gown, with a long veil and wreath of orange
blossoms, the bridesmaids wore white organ
die dresses. The attendants were :
.Mr. Brainard Yeadon and Miss Ethel Car
son, Kr. Elisha Carson and Miss Bessie Lee,
Mr. W. S. Graham and Miss Carrie Solo
mons, Mr J H. Burns and Miss Kate De
Lorme, Mr. M. B. Clyde and Miss Ethel
Atkinson, Mr A. C. Carson ana Miss Etta
Cathc&rt, Mr. B. D. Wilson and Miss Lizzie
Strobecker, Mr. H. 6. Hill sod Miss Rosa Gil
lespie, Mr. Jobo B. Miller and Miss Harriet
Kershaw. Messrs. St men Yeadon, Ernest
Carson, I. S. Miller and Douglas China
acted fis ushers.
After tbs ceremony a reception was given
at the home of Capt. fi S. Carson, tbe bride's
rather, in honor of the newly married couple,
! and the evening was pleasantly and joyously
spent by the bridal part? and the many
guests who had gathered to shower good
wishes upon Mr. Wi Hs and his charming
bride.
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Mr. J. R- Fletcher -and Miss Katie C.
Broughton were married on Tuesday after
noon, February 14tb, in tbe Methodist Church
at Pinewood. The bride has been a frequent
visitor ia this city and is very popular in
a large circle h re, and her many friends
wish ber every happiness.
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Married on Saturday by the Rev. G. T.
Gresham, Mr. Daniel Carraway, of Priva
teer Township, to Miss Lizzie Jennings, of
Clarendon Cono ty.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Player, wife of Mr C. T. Player, of
Shiloh, died on Wednesday, Feb 15th, aged
53 years She was a member of the Metho
dist Church, and a resident of thia city for
Stony y Mrs and will be remembered by many
as Mrs. Jos. P. Byrd.
Mr. W. E. Jennings died at bis home in
this city last Friday afternoon of heart disease.
Mr. Jennings bas been in declining health for
several months and wheo be became unable
tc attend to business, removed from Charles
ton, his boma for a number of years, to this
city io "nope that the change of climate might
prove b n ficiai. He improved ia health for
a time hut the improvement was not perma
nent and for the past week has been growing
worse (gradually.
Mr. Jennings was a resident of Sumter for
a Bamber of years, but removed to Charles
ton about fifteen years ago, where he resided
until railing health induced him to return
to Sumter. He leaves a wife, two sons, wbo
are in business ie Charleston, and a daughter.
The fonerai services were held in the Pres
byterian Church at 2 30 o'clock Sunday
after cooa. Gamecock Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, of which order thr deceased was
a member, attended the fanerai in a body
and interred his remains with Pythian honors
Mr. Beoj. B. Weeks, a native of this city,
died io Charleston yesterday. Be was
a brother of Asst. Chief of Police Weeks,
and removed from Sumter to Charleston
about nine years ago. Mr. Weeks was ST
years of age, aod leaves five children.
Mrs. Caroline Belitzer, mother of Mr.
Arthur Belitzer of this city, died at her home
in Charleston on Monday, Feb. 20th.
- i- j
Work on tbs Seater k Wateres Railroad
baa been commenced from this eod of the line.
From now on the work will be poshed rap
idly forward.
Don't wreck a Lifo! From Girlhood to
Womanhood the monthly courses should be
regulated with Simmons Squaw Yins Wine
or Tablets.
Auditor Wilder bad a busy day Monday
taking retaros of property. His office was
crowded all day and he and bis assistants
j were kept hard at work. Monday was the
j last day for making returns, and as usual
hundreds had" put it off nntil tbe last
moment.
. When you ask for De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve don't accept a counterfeit or imitation.
There are more cases of Piles being cured by
this, than all others combined.-Hughson
Ligon Co.
A cough is not like a fever. It does not
have to ron a certain course. Cure it quick
ly and effectually with One Minute Cough
Care, the best remedy for all ages and for the
mest severe cases. We recommend it because
it's good.-Hoghson-Ligon Co.
The case of Ed. Carlos against the City of
Sumter wss called for trial at 12 o'clock
to-day before Judge Wells, but was con tin ned
until 3 p. m. in order to get a jury. At the
appointed bour the case was tried, and Carlos
was awarded $5. Carlos sued for $24 dam
ages to bis horse, which be claimed was in
jured by getting in a broken bridge.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, De Witt'a
Witch Hazel Salve is the implacable enemy of
sores, boros and wounds. It never fails to
core Piles. You may rely upon it.-Hogh
son-Ligon.
When the thaw set in last week tbe frozen
water pipes were released from their icy fet
ters Then came the deluge, and the plumb
ers were tbe most sought after people in
town. The superintendent of the Water
Company bad to berry np time for awhile,
for everybody with a broken pipe on their
premises were calling frantically for the
soper in tendent to come along in a berry
with a wench to cut off the water and stop
the flood.
T. B. Rice, Druggist, Greensboro,
Ga , writes as follows : "in the past eight
years, I have sold more of Dr. Pitts'
Carminative than ali tbe soothing syrups,
colic drops, and other baby medicines com
bined." Sold by J. F. W. DeLorme.
We are glad to know that the Hon. Alta
mont Moses bas been elected a representative
from Sumter county. Mr. Moses bas repre
sented '.bat county in tbe senate, aod during
his term, he became a leading member of that
body aod bis judgment was generally sought
on important measures and bis opinions
given the otmost consideration. His career
was brilliant as well as useful to bis immedi
ate eocrtitutents, as well as the people of tte
State at large. We predict that bis courfe
in tbe boose will be none the less wise and
judicious, and tbe whole State will be given
the benefit of bis valuable services.-Lexing
ton Dispatch.
Bearing Down Seasations, Interna! Heat j
and Fema-e Weaknesses are cured by use of i
Simmons qcaw Vine Wire or Tablets.
Dr. VT A. Simmons Liver Medicine by ex
pelling from the body the excess of Bile and
Acids, improves tbe Assimilative Processes,
Purines the Biocd, Tones up and Strengthens.
THE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
LEASED.
Virginia Warehousemen Backed
by Ample Capital Will Bun it.
The Tobacco Warehouse b&s been leased to
Messrs. R E. Cook &od R. C Adams, of
Danville Va and it will be opened for busi
ness at the beginning of the tobacco season.
The warehouse aod prize houses will be
overhauled and put in thorough repair bj
the Sumter Tobacco Warehouse Company
and the property will be turned over to the
lessees io first class condition.
Messrs. Gook and Adams are tobacco
warehousemen of many years experience and
they wili come to Som ter with the most satis
factory recommendations from tobacco deal
ers and banks of Danville, Va., and they
have all the capital needed to mn tba ware
house on a substantial business basis In
addition io this they have business connec
tions with the largest tobacco manufacturers
and exporters of Virginia and North Caro
lina which guarantees the success and per
manency of the warehouse coder their man
agement. They have already arranged for a
corps of buyers to be stationed here, and the
market will not be left to the tender mercies
of speculators and pin-bo-okers, whose sole
object is to make all the money possible out
of the farmers by haying their tobacco at
low prices and reselling it on other markets.
There will be not less than six or eight regu
lar buyers for the American Tobacco Co ,
and other manufacturers and exporters, and
this number may be increased before the sea
son opens, as Messrs. Cook & Adams have
been at work only a short time and have net
completed their arrangements with all of tbs
tobacco firms they wish to induce. to station
buyers in this city. Tbe outlook for the
tobacco market is decidedly encouraging and
all that is needed to make it the success it
should he is the co-operation and encourage
ment of tbe tobacco planters and the busi
ness men of this city.
Women's Complexions depend for beauty
opon Digestion. Dr M. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine Regulates the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys and secures the blessings of good
Digestion.
The high water io tbe Wateree swamp dur
ing tbe last week or ten days and the snow
and freeze following on its heels have caused
great loss to stock owners. The extent of
the loss cannot be fuliy estimated as yet, but
it is known te be quite serious, for there
were large onmbers of cattle and hogs in tbe
swamp, and the greater number of thea bove
probably been drowned. Tbe stock owners
endeavored to get tbe hogs and cattle ont of
the Swamp when warning of tbe flood was
received, but with indifferent success, the water
rising too rapidly to afford sufficient time to
collect the the stock and drive them to the
high land beyond the reach of the flood. It
is said that all of the islands in tbs swamp,
where the cattle are accustomed to take
refuge in time of flood wore submerged, con
sequently those that were unable to swim to
the high land were swept away and drowned.
W. H. Nisbet, Cash's Depot. S. C., writes :
I bad Dyspepsia ; used Zeil i n's Liver Regu
lator, bot it did no good. I then tried Dr.
M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine ; tbe first
package did me good. I continued its us ,
and was cered.
A sluggish Hw canses Drowsiness, Leth
argy and a feeling ef Apathy. Dr. M. A.
Simmons Liver Medicine arcases the Liver,
and cheerful energy succeeds sluggishness.
The star route mail carriers for tbe Mann.
ville and Smithville routes were not
able to make regular trips for several days
last week. The roads have been almost
impassable and the mail carriers could
cot make the round trip ia a day. The
Smithville route is twenty miles each way,
and as the mail carrier lives about
three Bries beyond the Smithville postoffice
bc ta to travel forty-six miles six times a
week.. This trip was more than a mac or
horse could stand in weather such as prevaled
from Saturday until Wednesday and it is not
to be wondered that the carrier did not make
regular schedule time. The Kaanville route
is a few miles shorter than the Smithville
route, but even that is too long a trip to be
lade in oos day when the snow is eight
inches deep and the thermometer twenty TO
twenty-five degrees below the freezing poict.g
Early Morning Fire.
Yesterday morning about seven|o'c!ock tbs
residence occupied by Mr. H. Manheim, on
Dugan Street, was discovered on fire. Tbe
alarm was given and tbe fire department
responding with usual promptness soon bad
the fire under control
The fire originated in a piunder room ad
joining tbe kitchen. The cause of the fire
is unknown, bnt it is thought the rats must
bave gotten bold of some matches and caused
the trouble
The building is tbe property of Mrs. Too
mey and is insured.
Lenten Services.
Lenten services for Episcopal Cborcb every
week, except thurd week in March :
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 5 p. m.
Wednesdays and Fridays, Litany at ll a. m.
Thursdays, Holy Communion, ll a. m. On
all Sunday mornings, prayer aod sermon, ll
a. m. Evening, prayer and sermon, 5 p. m.
Tobacco Seed.
Mr. J. W. Dennis bas kindly left at this
office some tobacco seed of the Orinoco and
Gooch varieties, which will be given out free
while they last, to those who say wish te
plant tobacco this year. Call soon as the
supply is limited, and it is time the seed were
in the ground
Manning Tobacco Warehouse Co.
A commission bas been issued by tbe Secre
tary of State to the Peoples' Tobacco Com
pany of Manning with a capital stock of
$2,500. Tbe company is composed of C. W.
Mason of Forestoa. Dr. W. W. Brockiogton
of Manning, and C. S. Land, Sr., of Fores
ton, and will deal in tobacco.
Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy Al
ways Proves Effectual.
There are no better medicines oo tbe mar
ket tban (Chamberlain's. We bave used tbe
Cough Remedy wben all others failed, and
in every instance it proved effectual. Almost
daily we hear the virtues of Chamberlain's
remedies extolled by those who have used
them. This is not au empty puff, paid for at
so much a line, but is voluntarily given in
good faith, in the hope that suffering human
ity may try these remedies, and hke the
writer be beoefitted -From the Glenville
(W. Va.) Pathfinder. For s%le by Dr. A. J.
China.
Cow Feed for sale at W. . Boyle3
Stables.
If you have cotton seed to sell, call on me.
I will nay you the highest market place.
W. g. Boyle.
New Board County Commissioners.
Uoder the new coumy government law,
which will shortly go into effect, the Board
of Coooty Commissioners will be composed
of six members. These commissioners will
receive $2 per day and mileage for each day
the board is in sessioc, and the law provides
that tbe board shall have moa th ly meetings.
Another provision of the law is that no cer
tificates, or scrpt, shall be iesued for claims
against the county amil the claims shall nave
been approved and ordered paid by a majori
ty of the board.
The legislative delegation from this county
has recommended for appointment on the
Coonty Board of Commissioners the follow
ing gentlemen ; -
T. D. McLeod, of Rafting Creek ; W. D.
Rhodes, of Mayesville ; J. T. McNeill, of
Shileh ; L. B. Jenkio8,~T>f Privateer ; W. S.
i James, of Bishop ville ; J. G. White, of Con
j cord.
Ordination of Elders and Deacons.
The ordination of elders and deacons of
the Presbyterian Church, which was post
poned on account of tbe weather Sunday be
fore last, took place on last. Sunday.
Dr. Edmunds delivered an impressive or
dination sermon' prior to the ordination cere
monies proper, in which be ontlined the
duties and responsibilities of the elders and
deacons, as laid down in the Scriptures and
the mles of tba church.
The following were ordained elders :
W. J Anderdon, W. H. Yates, J. L.
Haynsworth, D. J. Auld, D. Jas. Winn.
The deacons ordained were :
Dr. G. W. Dick, Dr. H. If Stuckey, Shep
ard Nash, W. F. Shaw, J. H. Chandler, E.
F. Miller, W. S. Jones, S. H. Edmunds,
Willie White.
The Hypnotic Exhibition.
The exhibition of the powers and mysteries
of hypnotism given in the Opera Hon3e last
eight by Lee's Hypnotises was decidedly the
beat and most surprising thing of tbe ki cd
ever seen in this city. Several gentlemen in
the audience volunteered to act as subjects
and they succumbed to the strange power of
the hypnotist and were as clay ia bis bands.
They did his bidding and saw only the things
that be willed they should see. Ooe man
was thrown info a hypnotic Bleep and was
carried from the Opera Bouse to Ryttenberg'e
store and placed io a bed in tbe front win
dow where be now lies in a deep sleep. He
will be taken back to tbe Opera House to
night and at 10.30 o'clock will be awakened
after a sleep of 24 hours. Another man was
put under the influence and his body made
perfectly rigid. He was then laid across two
chairs, bis bead resting on one and his feet
on the other, and five men stood on bis body
without bending it. The exhibition was in
every respect most remarkable.
In a recent letter from Washington, D. C.,
to an old friend, Major G. A. Stoder, for
tweoty years United States Consul at Singa
pore, says : "While at Des Moines I became
acquainted with a liniment kown as Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, wbicb I found excellent
against rheumatism as well as against sore
ness of the throat and chest (giving me much
easier breathing). I bad a touch of pneu
monia early this week, and two applications
freely applied to the throat and chest relieved
me of it at once. I would not be without it
for anything." For eal by Dr A. J. China.
Illustrated Guide to St. Michaela.
Mr. Charlea N. Beesley, lexton of St. Mich
ael's Church, Charleston, as was bis father
before bim, has recently published an illustra
ted Guide Book to St. Michael's Church. 11 is
a very handsome book of seventy-six pages,
printed on heavy plate paper and beautifully
illustrated with half tones. It is not only a
guide but a complete history, in brief of the
historic edifice, and will be of interest to all.
The book may be obtained from Chas N.
Beesley, No. 39, George St., Charleston, S.
C. The price is 50c, postage prepaid
Dr. Brown is Here.
Dr. W. G. Brown, the popular and profi
cient Optician whose work gave entire satis
faction on former visits here, arrived last
Friday night and is located at room 21, Nixoo
House, folly prepared and r quip ped to treat
ali defects of vision, and invites those who
may need his services to call as early as pos
sible during bis stay, as sometimes lenses
must be ground to orrier which requires some
time. Frames fitted as accurately as the
lenses to ensue comfort and neatness, aod
old frames repaired and reset. All work
done in the best manner and guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
Dont
Do This
Don't take in
ternal medi
cines before
the little one
comes. They
endanger the
health of both
mother and
babe.
MOTHER'S FRIEND, the good and
long-tried external liniment, will relieve
the*early distress and the later pains bet
ter than anything else in the world. Its
good effects are most marked not only
before childbirth, but during the ordeal
itself and afterward. Distress is over
come by it-pains lessened-labor short
ened-and subsequent dangers avoided.
Sold by Druggists for $1 a bottle.
S*ad for ow fro illn.nh-i.tei book on the *nbj et.
TEE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Estate of . Minis Pitts. Dec'd.
ALL PERSONS having claims against the
aforesaid Estate will present same duly
attested, and all persons io anyway indebted
to said Estate will make payment without
delay to PETER M. Pi rS,
Feb 1-3t Administrator.
TAX NOTICK
THOSE WHO STILL owe taxes for 1898
are hereby notified, that the lice for
payment expires Febuary 28th. It will be
impossible for me to protect aoy one beyond
that time. 9. L. SCARBOROUGH,
Feb 22-lt Countv Treasurer.
tWp No. 64 Al M.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMU
NICATION of Claremont Lodge, No
64, A. F. M., will be held on Thursday
Evening, February 2H, at 7 p. m. Brethren
will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly
B. J. RH A HE, VT. M.
At test^^^*. MOSES, Sec.
lio You Muj for Cash!
Then it will pay you to see us before purchasing elsewhere.
Beat faDcy patent guaranteed 100
per cent wheat, $4.65 pr bbl
Half patent 100 per cent wheat, 4 25 pr bbl
Family Flour, 100 pr ct wheat, 3.50 pr bbl
Old reliable Patapsco Superla
tive Flour, e.t 4 75 pr bbl
3 lb cans haod packed Tomatoes 90c doz
2 lo cans " " " 7Cc doz !
Wortb now 85c doz in New York for 3's
65c for 2'8P
Extra aiited Peas sweet and tender 15c a can
Early June Peas sweet and tee dur 10c a can
3 lb cana Bartlett Pears fine at 10c a can
3 lb cans good peeled Peaches at 15c a can
2 lb cans good peeled Peaches 10c cao 3 for 25c !
Heinz Baked Beens with tomato sauce at
20c, 15c and 10c a can
2-!b cans old Mocha and Java Coffee, 66c
Best green Cc flee at 9 Iba for $1
Good Bio Coffee at ll lbs for $1
Amer. Stan. Gran. Sugar, 17 lbs for $1
Special prices by the barrel.
Bes: Baldwin Apples 50c a peck
Fioe California Seedless Oranges 30c a oz
Fine Catawba Grapes at 25c per basket
Sweet Florida Beets at 30c per peck
If AILLARD'S Chocolates and Bon BODS
are the best, put up in , and 1-lb sealed
packages at 80c per lb at
CROSSWELL & CO'S
The Cheap Cash Grocers.
l Ook mt This!
H. Harby has just bought a fresh
supply of fine work Mules, which will
arrive on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1899.
Call and see them. Prices right.
"Diversified Industry a
Nation's Prosperity.55
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE:
"Early Wakefield" and
"Henderson's Succession,"
(Grown in the open air)
20c per 100
, -ALSO
1 car load Ship Stuff just received. Cot
ton Seed Meal and Hulls always on hand.
Texas R. P. Seed Oats and everything else in my line
H. HARBY.
January 18, 1899.
JUST RECEIVED
An entire new line of
Nainsook, Cambric, and
Swiss edgings and inser
tions. Ranging in 'price
from Se to <BOc.
THIS IS FINE RUBBER
WEATHER.
We have one lot of
Ladies5 and Misses Com
mon Rubbers
To fit shoes sizes 12J to G. To closeout this entire lot we>
will sell them at
25c.
RYTTEMBERG k SOE
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