The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, June 07, 1899, Image 6
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-, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7. 1899.
3> Entered at ike FottQffict at Sumter. S
G., as Seccn lass Mitter.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Castoria.
^ Crosswell & Co-Special Notice.
R_B_ v PEBSONAI*.
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Wi?. J. E. Ligon ia io the city.
KDr. Clifton ha retorced from Bamberg.
IB Mrs. Sala H. Rile baa g>oe to Dolire, Ala,
Mita Werber, of Newberry, ie visiting Mrs.
W H. C. Motee.
V _ M . S. H. Bdmacda baa gone to Camden
W ' to visit relatives*
Mias Bessie McLean left Monday morning tor
ber home in Chere v.
^ Mrs. Motte Lesesoe ia visiting ber mc-tber,
* Jurs, E. A. Cuttioo. ,
-Mr. fi. S. Rytteoberg left lest Friday
eUfciog for New York
Mrs. S. E. OttoSsngui, of Charleston. is ].
visiting Mrs. H. J. Herby. !
Mts. Toomey ecd Miss Louise Bright hare
returned from Charleston. I
Mr. B. P. WillefoH, of Millwood, Ga., is
in tile city for a few jays stay. <
Mrs. Edmond Davjs, of Colombia, is visit
log ber daughter, Mia. Archie China.
Mrs. W. B. Barns and children returned
borne from Camdes & onday afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie Horn and little Irene, of Car f
tersT lie, is visiting Mrs. M. Brinkley. *
Mr. Jno. Nettles, of Camden, who has p
been visiting Mr. VS m. Auld has returned
home. ' g
Miss Edca Flowere; who bas been visiting Q
-~_ friends io Wilmington, N. C., baa returned p
. borne. Q
Misa Anita Harby las ret or ned borne from M
Convene College to speed the sammer M
TSCat OB.
Rev. H. W. Sehneeberger, D. D and wife,
of Baltimore, are visiting at Mr. Harry Ryt>
i teuberg *s.
Miss Lou Pate'left for Camden Saturday
morning to visit her Mother, Rev. J. Tbos. tb
Fate, D.D. pl
Mr. E. L. Wright ead family bave gone to bt
Fieeora, Ga. to spend a few weeks with Mr. r*
Wrights parentf. ~
Charles Ryttenberg came home Mondey
craning from the 3. C. College, on account y(
of being sick. tQ;
Mfcss A betts Moses, of Philadelphia, is
' visiting ber brothers, Messrs. Altamont and
< a e. Moses ^ fQi
sj Mitt; Arabella Moses woo has been visiting rer
: re atw in the North tor several months, bas aaa
.. returned home. io|
; Mr. Connie Gallagier, who has been in sot
bernete in Roanoke, Ya., for several mon tbs, ]
? i ^lfeBBjeon a visit. . wi]
^ife: A.Whtte and Dr. H. M. Stuckey have the
-r ^^t^flK dioB OoBije, H. C., to attend se?
y tba tytaaaT- cornrnanecoaent. me:
% Sr. Frank K. Hoi ma ?! bat returned home 1
<7om--therMedical Department of the Untrer- to1
iitj of Pennsylvania to spend tte summer. jot
Mr. John Cook, of HartSTille High School, oca
aad Mr. Edward 0. DePaes, of Camden, *tol
S.C,were visiting Mr William Auld lest
W3ek. _ 1
Senator Louis Appel;, of Manning, drove
through the country from Menning Saturday 1 bi
morning and joined the funeral party from lt *
Colombia that went to Hellere to attend Gov. efec
Btferbe'e fanerai. ?tJ
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Joseph H. Serle, of Greenville, a son of the kep
late Senator Serle, won the West Point ap- T
poioiment, for which a competitive exami- Mo.
nation was conducted a few days ago et Spar- 8J?ox
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taaourg. dlBe
Dr. S Alva Solomoot? left yesterday morn- -H
ing for Denver, Colorado. He will spend T
several months in tb&t State. The best t0
wishes of bis many frier ds attend bim, and ~0Q
itis the hope of ail of them that be will be y07
restored to health and strength by the brae- life
ing and health-giving climate of the Rocky SPPC
Mountains. mal1
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Restore the Menstrual and Generative Or- ''Fo
gass to natara] conditions so they -will do me^'
their doty by taking Simmons Squaw Yine of a
Wine or Tablets. thra
Po
Gaffney City baa votec to exempt man o fae- '
taring enterprises from ell municipal tases ^
for five years. andi
The additions to toe Cotton Oil Mill which Lice
are in coarse of construe :ioo wHl require in jQQe
tbe neighborhood of 100) OOO brick. j ^
Dr. M. A. SHamons Liver Medicine bes a *
national reputation, extending over a hoot g
sixty jeers, as a most .aseessful Liver Reg- liven
aletor. of Ju
To relieve Sick Stomach daring Pregnancy, the h
Tone Up -the System ead give Courage for
the Ordeal, take Simmon s Squaw Yine Wine
or Tablete. h>9 *
J. A. Sebwerio, the teer dispenser, who tioQ8'
baodles the Augusta Brer ing Co's beer, bes
pata handtoma delivery wagoo into service. Ti
Tho aonrribotiona to the Hampton Home
Food BOW amounts to $300, end tbs other Tht
parts of the county ere to be beard from. Instit
ft W. T. Davis, Roby, S.C., writes; Dr. M. last!
A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures Pains m ciaes
Back, ana that "Oat of Sorta" Tired Feeling, eight
I think it foor times aa strong as Zeilin's and presse
Black Draught. joyed
The new picker room for the Cotton Mill is ***re
being boil: so es to be ready for tbe new of tC(
machinery when it arrives. Fifty thousand was 0
brick will be need in boildi og thia addition io a H
to the mi . ,0 lro
Correct Insufficient, Painful, Profuse and "e*-S1
too Fr quent Menstruations with Simoons . ,c
Sqoaw Vine Wine or Tablets. The
Tbe crashed rock for beginning the work ercises
of macadamizing Mein Street bes errived at instito
the depot and is being unloaded. The roi Jet, tDe{r f
it expected to arrive within a few days, and xbe
theo the work of paving the street will be diplou
commenced at ence. R08
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine creates Lopez,
a good Appetite, Tones and Strengthens the Tbe
Stomach, and builds up tba Health. . love
Tbe ice factories are running to their foll Qjai
capacity and cannot make ice snflScieot to 42.) .
supply the demand. Sumter ice is admitted- Elma
ly the best made in the State, end where it is T8S*
once used no other ice is wanted. Doel
To permanently cure Melancholy, Difficulty m^f V
of Breathing and Swimming of Head, use ar
Simmons Squaw Vine Wice or Tablets. 3ga
Pure blood i3 foll of Life and Vitality, and p]iD
carries vigor to the organs of the body. Dr Op. 33
M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine creates rieb, ^ jdi
pure blood Pres
It ia reported that two women were Strock Wilson
by iightr.isg and killed in the Hagood neigh- Benei
borbood som time last week. Ko inqoest
was held and co investigation w 8 made, al
r* though it was koown that tbe two women ^Da
were found dead. It is a mere snpposition newly
that they were killed by lightning prepara
gestion
What you want is not temporary relief 0g tbe
from piles bot a cure to stay cored. De- rai COfc(
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles, and aoytbio
they stay cured.- Bughsoo-Ligon Co. sion.-1
M BEIAGE.
This morning at 7 o'c'ock Edward Stock
too Dukes aod Miss Marie Yan Ant wer j
Green because husband aod wife, the solemn
ization of tbe pretty ceremony occurring a
the residence of the bride, 173 Patton avenue,
tbe officiant)g minister being Ser. W. M
Woes, pastor of tbe First Baptist Church.
Tbe bride wore a brown tailor-made travel
ing costume. The attendants were A. Fred
Parker and Miss Louise Yeadoo Green. Only
relatives and close friends of tbs yoong
coopte were present. Mr. and Mrs. Dukes
left on the 8.20 train for Macon, Gi, which
city is to be their home.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs L. B.
Green of Sumter, S. C , and a sister of Miss
Louisa Teadon Green, bookkeeper in Tbe
Citizen office. Sbe first came to Asheville as
a student of tbs Normal and Collegiate insti
tute, from wbieh she graduated foor years
ago. For tbe past three years she has held
the position of stenographer in the law office
of Merrick k Mc Loud, Sbe ts a you oz lady
of winsome disposition and many personal
charms.
Mr. Dukes is an Asheville young man, and
a son of Maj. T. C. H. Dukes. He was- for
several years with tbe grocery house of G
A. Greer, but recently accepted a position
with the Armour Packing company and was
assigned to duty at Macon. He is one of the
best koowa young men in the town, is pos
sessed of tbe qualities that go to make the
popular man of business, and is liked by ali
who know bim.
The good wishes of a large number of
'rienda follow the happy young couple tb
their new home -Asheville, (N. C ) Daily
Citizen, May 30.
DEATH.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
lem bert died Monday night after an illness of
everal weeks, following an attack of measles,
'he funeral services and interment were at
tembcrt's Church yesterday.
Mrs. M. C. Wright, of Hagood, died on
atorday, May 27th. She was a devout
hristiaa woman and was a member of
rovidence Methodist Church. She was the
tether of Rev. W. A. Wright, of Barnwell,
rs. W. B Dixon, of Bishopville, and Mrs
. S. Allen, of Hagood.
Death of Mrs. Mary E. McKay.
Cheraw, June 3.-Mrs. Mary E McKay,
e wife of the late Dr J W. McKay of this
ace, died at ber home yesterday and was
tried today. She was a most estimable
j greatly admired, honored and beloved
a useful member of ber church and of
eietj.
Mrs. McKay was the mother of Rev J. W.
:Kay, D. D. the pastor of Brick Church,
is county.
Kodol Dyspepsia Core completely digests
>d within the stomach and intestines and
iders all classes of food capable of being
(imitated and converted into strength gi v
* and tisane building substances.-Hogb
i-Ligon Co.
Etotb Monaghan aod Delgar Reel squads
li send racing teams to Colombia, and it is
plan to bave both squads represented in
eral of the races of tbe Firemen's Tourna
nt.
There is a time for all things. The time
take De Witt's Little Karly Risers is when
i are suffering from constipation, bili se
s, sick-headache, indigestion or ether
nach or liver troubles.-Hugbson-Ligoa
'he town of Elloree is negotiating for the
chase of toe old Wide Awake fire engine,
t engine is an excellent machine, though
'as in service for many years prior to tbe
:tioa ef the water works system io ibis
, and it will afford protectttfrragaicat fire
Elloree for many years to come, if it is
tin repair.
bom 3 Thurman, deputy sheriff cf Troy,
, says if everyone in the United States
lld ciscover tbe virtue of De Witt's Witch
el Salve for piles, rectal troubles and skin
asea, tbe demand could not be supplied.
ughson-Ligon Co.
ba Supreme Court bas granted permission
lessrs. Purdy k Reynolds to make a mo
tor a new trial in tbe case of Preston
lor, who was convicted cf race at tbe
ember term of court and sentenced to a
term in the penitentiary. Pending an
tal to the Supreme Court Taylor bas re
ied in jail.
. M. Gallagher, of Bryan, Pa., says :
r forty years I have tried various cough
icines. One Minute Cough Cure is best
Hi" It relieves instantly aod cures all
at and luog troubles.-Hugbson-Ligon
e have received a copy of the program
(Tat of commencement week exercises of
oin University, Chester County, Pa.,
1st to 6tb, enclosing the card of Elijah
.egg, of this county, who ts one of the
nates in the college department, and de
d the valedictory oration. He is a soo
nins Gregg of Concord Township, one of
jading colored men of that neighborhood
tlso quiet and thrifty citizen. Junios
iven severe! of bia sons college educa
te Institute Commencement.
9 annual commencement of the Sumter
ute was held in the Institute bait
Wednesday evening, May 31st, the exer
beginning promptly at half-past
o'clock. There was a large audience
it, and tbe exercises were tborougly en
The feature of the occasion was the
.8 of Prof. F. C. Woodward, president
i Sooth Carolina College. His address
n Education, and be bandied tbe theme
tanner that was as pleasing as it was
ctive. Prof. Woodward bas a charm
eeker that is peculiarly bis own, and
terest of the audience is held from the
ling to the end of ao address.
yoong ladies who took part io the ex
i acquitted thea self es with credit to tbe
ttioo and instructors and contributed
all share to the success of tbe occasion
following 3 ou og ladies were awarded
as :
i Cooper, Catherine Gilkeeoo, Theo
; Genie McFadden, Mary McPbeeters.
programme was as follows :
icaiioo-Rev. N. W. Edmunds, D D
rtet-Test-Overtore- A.Leotoer, Op
Alice Harby and Catherine Gilkeson,
Wilds and Sadie Moldrow.
y-"More Light"-Rosa Cooper.
:-Licbtertanz der Braute von Kasch
is der Oper: Feramors (A Rubin
Julia Richardson a d Kate McCotch
y-Mile-Stones-Theo Lopez.
o Solo-Frifcbes Lebeo (F. Spindler,
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ress-President F. C. Woodward.
ntation of Diplomas-M j r H. F.
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GRADED SCHOOL COMMENCE
MENT.
The 0^ era House was filled to ibelioiit last
Thursday eighths is customary when the AD
Dual Commencement of tbe Graded School is
held. The exercises last e reo i og were of a
character to attract a large aodieoce, spart
from the personal interest that induces those
who bare children enrolled in the school to
attends. The commencement speaks well for
the school and testifies abundantly of the
excellence and thoroughness of the instruc
tion.
Tbe order of exercises was as follows :
Music-Poet and Peasant-Snppe-Fourth
Regiment Orchestra.
Invocation-The Rsv. A. H Whisner.
-Song by School-Morning Invitation.
ROLLS OF HONOR.
Punctuality and Regularity of Attendance
-Commissioner Haynswortb.
Io order to stimulate the pupils to regular
ity and punctuality this school bas seen fit
to establish a roll of honor for regularity in
attendance. The following is a list of the
names of those who have been neither absent
nor tardy during the year just closed :
First Grade-Franz Teicber, Robbie Carr,
Thomson Hornsby.
Second Grade Edna Grier.
Third Grade-Alfred Grier.
Fifth Grade-Florence Keels, Jam;s Gra
ham.
Six'b Grade- Guignard Jones. Henry Mo
ses, Hal Barby.
Eighth Grade-Miss Lena Fitch, Julian
Levy.
Ni fl tb Grade-David McCall um
Tenth Grade-George Levy.
Scholarship and Deportment-Commis*
sioner Gaillard.
To attain the roll of honor for a quarter a
pupil must have an excellent record in de
portment, attendance, and scholarship. To
reach the yearly roll of honor one's name
must have been placed upon tbe quarterly roll
of honor for at least three of tbe four times.
Wheo a pupil does well ; bot does not quite
ittain the honor roll be is entitled to special
mention. Tbe following is a list of the
james of \hos\ who have reached the roll of
looor for the year and the qoarTfcr
OLL OF HONOR FOR LAST QUARTER.
First Grade-1st Division-Gussie Hood,
darie DuPre, John Daffie, Sarah Richardson,
label Parrott. Special mention-Donald
linson, Mildred Bali, Susie Davi3
Second Division-Franz Teicher, Ernest
rogel, Paul Bowman, James Cbaadler, Lula
lough, Wendell Levi. Special mention
Gilliam Haynswortb, Charlie Tatet, Joe
'ort, Ads> Seymour.
Second Grade-Jessie Brown, Ollie Delgar,
toie Murray, Frar-zeska Teicber, Janie
pann Special creation-Wyndham Man
ing, Louise Yeadon, LeRee Pate, Cornelia
ingman, Taylor Keels, Ellis Lowry.
Third Grade-Lydia Richardson, Edna
tack, Alfred Grier. Special mention-Ber
ia Baltman, Nellie Hellet, Jennie Cbaodler,
arrie Brown.
Fourth Grade-Charles Richardson, Robert
>oper, Mary Lowry, Louise Murray. S pe
al mention-Bernard Manning, John Lee,
irtow Walsh, Scott Bostick.
Fifth Grade-Morr Halt, Katie Moses,
li tb La m pl ey.
Sixth Grade-Units White, Mary Anna
ckson, Geaie Hoyt, Grace Randie, Jobnnie
iwland, Marie Moire, Guignard Jones,
>zier Lee. Special meat ion-Mary Gail
.d, Dao Mciver, Edward MeCotcban, Edgar
irant, Hattie Bradford. Marked improve
>nt-Grover Newman.
Seventh Grade-Isidore Teicber. Special
ntion-Elma Epp&, Willie Manning.
Eighth Grade-Misses Leo a Fitch, Alice
.ses, Roth McLaaru. Special mention
ss Leona Jennings.
riiotb Grade-David McCall om, Cecil Wil
I, Miss Armida Moses.
Tenth Grade-Special mention-Misses
ice Harby and Mamie Sanders.
YEARLY ROLL OF HONOR.
?5r8t Grade-First Division-Marie-DuPre,
bel Parrott. Second Division-Franz
cher, Paul Bowman, Ernest Vogel, Misnie
ugh, Wendell Levi, James Chandler.
eco nd Grade-Marguerite McLeod, Ullie
gar, Essie Marrey, Fraozeska Teicber.
'hird Grade-Ljdia Richardson, Bertha
tman.
'ourtb Grade-Charles Richardson, Robert
?per, Ma;y Lowry, Louise Murray. Spe
i mention (prevented from being on Roll
iooor by absen e)--Bernard Manning,
ifth Grade-Katie Moses, Murr Hall,
r<nea Keels.
ixth Grace- Guignard Jones, Dozier Lee.
eveotb Grade-Elma Epps, Isidore Teicb
Special mention-Willie Manning.
gb th Grade-Misses Lena Fitch and
re Moses.
arch by Orchestra-Roosevelt's Rough
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PART I!.
Rotatory-Hope's Fruition-Miss Mamie
ders.
>ng by School-O Stern Old Land-Or
tral Accompaniment,
warding Second Honor Medal to Miss
lie Sanders-Commissioner Moise,
claroation-Patrick Henry's Address
ry Gr eeo.
mg-The Organ Grinder's Serenade
rs. Folsom, Ingram, Scarborough, Hurst
ass Criticism-Miss Anne Warren,
lagged Rapscallions"-Fourth Regiment
tea tra.
iclamation-General Lee-Charles Gail
cal Solo-Mr. D. L Rambo,
clamation-The Battle of Santiago
ge Levy.
og by School-Tbs New Hail Columbia
cbeatral Accompaniment,
ledictory-Tbe Hero Making Epochs of
tattoo's History-Miss Alice Harby.
rardiog First Honor Medal to Miss Alice
y-Chairman O'Donnell,
ve's Proposal-Fourth Regimeot Orchee
sentatioo of Certificates-Superintend
Idmunds.
jai for best fifteen minntes' composition
H. L Scarborough)-Won by George
-Dr. Joo. 5. Hogbsoo.
Maimer's Medal (Mr. W. F. Rbame,
by George Levy-Mayor H. F. Wilson.
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nbers of Class-Misses Ethel Carson,
Cunningham, Jeannie Gibson, Alice
r, Mamie Sanders, Kate Sumter, Anne
so, Messrs. Charles Gaillard, Harry
, George Levy.
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ionia- My lungs became hardened. I
weak I couldn't even .-it up in bed.
lg helped tue. I expected to soon die of
mption, when I heard of Dr. King'? New
ery. One bottle gave great relief. I
ued to use if, and now am well hud
I can't say too much in its praise."
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st cure in the world for all throat and
ouble Regular sixes 50 eta and $1.C0.
bottle free at J. F. W. DeLorme's Drug
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of the State board of comrol oo ac
of the death of Gov. Ellerbe.
Lincoln School Commencement
The commencement exercises of tbe Lineo'r.
Graded School were held io the Opera House
last Friday night. The building vtas crowd
ed, quite a comber of wbite citizens being
present. The exercises were entertaining,
and the deportment of the participants re
flected credit npon their instructors. The
following is the programme :
PART I
Anthem : O 1 Praise the Lord, (Excel!)
Scripture: Rebecca Saann.
Invocatioo : Rev. D. H Boweo.
Anthem : I Will Extcll Thee, (Eicell).
Recitatioo : The Drummer Boy-Katie
Bronson.
Recitation : Shiting ibe Rock-Mary
Sampson.
Awarding Prtzss.
Recitatioo : The Thief on the Cross-Dor
cas Bruoson.
Recitatioo : The Famine-Eiijah Bradley.
Choros : The Foamiog Sea.
Recitatioo : Mrs. Piper-Lucy EIU3.
Drill.
Awardiog Prizes for Speakiog.
PART II.
Chorus : Moonlight Will Come Again,
(Thompson).
Salutatory : Get Work-Mary Brownfield.
Essay : Keep At It-Armeta Hayes.
Awarding Diplomas-Sunt Edmunds.
Essay : Parent's Part-Katie Baker.
Introduction-Naomi James.
Chorus: Medley, (While).
Awarding First Honor Medal-Hon. H. F.
Wilson.
Essay: Wanted, A Man-F. A. Bo3tkk.
Es3ay ; The Dead-Susan Andrews
Quartette : The Auctioneer, (Leslie).
Awarding Second Honor Medal.
Prophecy : F. I. Davis.
Chorus: Good Night, Gentle Folks,
Thompson).
Valedictory : Go On 1-Edna Lowery.
Awarding priza best essay.
Class Song-Compoeed by Julia Jayroe.
Pianist-Miss Aletbia Edwards. \
False Fire Alarm.
The fire department was called out yesterday
lorning and for a few minutes there was a
reat deal of alarm and uoeasines , for it was
ared that a serious fire bad gotten started.
cloud af black smoke was rolling up over
te rear of tba stores occupied by L B.
urant and the Sumter Dry Goods Co , and
1 re was every indication that a large and
istly fire was inevitable. Both reels came
it on a r#o and were stringing lines of bose
ben it was discovered that the smoke pro
ed ed from a norning trash pile, in the rear
Jenkins Bros' repair shops. The reel
uads took in their bose and returned to
eir houses and the firemen as weil as every
dy else were glad that there was no fire to
ht.
I was seriously efJS cted with a cough for
reral years/and last fall bad a more severe
gb than ever before. 1 bare used many
nedies without receiving much relief, and
og recommended to try a bottle of Cham
-Iain's Coogb Remedy, by a friend, wbo,
owing me to be a poor widow, gave it to
, I tried it, and with tbe most gratifying
nits. Tbe first bottle riiieved me very
ch and the second bottle bas absolutely
ed me. I have not bad as good health
twenty years. I give this certificate
bout solicitation, simply io appreciation
tbe gratitude felt for tbe core effected.
ipectfolly, Mrs. Mary A. Beard, Clare mo re,.
t. For sale by Dr. A. J. Cbif a.
NOTICE.
my friends and former patrons :
beg to say that Dr. W. B. Alford has
chased my outfit aod office foroitore aod
rented the cffiee formerly occupied byrne,
I feel sure will serve any of my former
?ons with entire entire satisfaction to
n.
hanking you for your patronage in the ,
;, I remaim. E. ELVA SOLOMONS,
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be barn cf Mr. D. B McL*urin, of Wedge
, was struck by lightning last Thurs
afteraooo ead buroed The greater part
ie contents were lost, bot the mules,
es and vehicles were saved.
r P. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal., says :
ring my brother's late sickness from sci
rbeamatism, Chamberlain's Pain Balm
the ooly remsdy that gave bim aoy re
' Macy others have testified to the
apt relief from pain which tbts liniment
ds. For sale by Dr. A. J. China.
Lccident toBev. J. C. Abney.
sere wee quites serious accident on the
al train carrying the State offic als to
oneral of Gov Ellert e When the train
.d Congaree, Rev. J C. Abney, of Co
la put bis arm out of the car window
tome obstrucion by the side of the track
k bia right elbow The arm waa.broken
i bo Te the elbow joiat He was tai ea
ie train and bis arm was set by Dr.
i. He remained in this city until night,
he returned to Colombia.
)me Women
Bog
Mdt
oubt
Many women think
the bearing of chil
dren, is a necessary
i of great pain and distress. They
: whether any medicine can relieve
sufferings. Well may they hesitate
taking those injurious internal
res so widely sold. But they may
implicit faith in j* J- S J- *
lOTHER'S FRIEND
i is a softening, relaxing and sooth
liment for external use. Doubting
n should get a bottle at the drug
for $1, and test it. There is no
jility of its doing harm, and there is
likelihood of its saving them many
of pain. Jtjtjtjtjj&^jtjt
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA. GA.
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lio UNt UULLArS rend von this bi* 32J-lb.
i patlrrn hlch-eradc RESERVOIR COAL AND WOOD
Ova, bv fr tent C.O.D., subject to examlnation.
> lt at'
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has beea
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good99 are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare*
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep*
The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Tie Kind You Haye Always Boughi
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ire have opened up now in a larger building, on corner of
Tain and Republican Streets, and are better prepared to serve
customers than we have ever been.
)0 barrels Floor,
ice. Meal, Grits, Baooo. Sugar and Lard,
)0 bags Coffee, io bags lots,
IO boxes Tobacco,
)matoes, Salmon, Sardines,
Call and see ns before purcbasiog elsewhere
at mill pri es,
at lowest price .
at 7^e, 8 <J sod 9Jc per lb.
at 283, 30o aod 35c per lb.
less tbao packers prices.
elephone 53.
June 7th,1899
db
The j Cheap Cash Grocers*
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SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.(Inc.,CHICAGO,ILL., U.S. A*
Sumter Warehouse
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco.
SUMTER, S. C.
laving leased the above Warehouse for a term of years, we will, about
ust let, open our market. With the advantages Sumter offers, and our
t experience, we feel assured no market in South Carolina can offer
ter inducements than Sumter. We will have a full corps of buyers,
h orders for all grades of Tobacco, and the highest market price guar
ded on every pile. Our motto will be fair dealings and good prices for
We are yours to serve,
>] 26-T
HARD BRED STALLION
Modoc,
Stand the Sra in Sumter
DR. W. B. ALFORD,
DENTAL SURGEON,
SUMTER, S. C.
OrFics He UBS-S a m. to 5:30 p. ia ; 3:15
to 6:30 p. in.
Office over Buttroan's Shoe Store.
May 2-6m
tI*16U.F.M.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMU
NICATION of Claremont Lodge, No
64, A. F. M.. will be held on Thursday
Erening; Jone 22, at 1\ p.m. Brethren
will take dee notice and govern themselves
accordingly
B. J. RHAME. W. M.
Attest-H. C. MOSES Sec.
AT
oyle's Stables.
tnut Stallion, foaled May
}2*; bred by Maj. Campbell
)wn, Ewell Stock Farm,
Qiiessee,
iDOC," sired by MeKween, 2.18} ; rst
ady Radawa; reentered io Vol 12
;an Stud Book, rle is one of theScest
talliood io the {State: bred for eiz^,
eauty and 3peed he i3 of kind and
iispositioc. A sjre foal gelter.
HHHE EXAMINATIONS for the award cf
J vacant scholari-hips in Winthrop College
and fer the admission cf new students will
be held at the County Court Hocse on Friday 4
Joly 21st,'at 9am
Applicants must not be lees than fifteen
j ears cf ge.
^ht'n scholarships are vaca'ed after Jul?
21st, they will be awarded to those makieg
:be highest average at this examination.
The cost of attendance, including board,
furnished rocm, beat, light and weshiog ts
only $8 80 per month.
For further information and catalogue
Address,
PRESIDENT 0. B. JOHNSON
May 24-4t*
Rock Hill, S. C.