The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, November 22, 1899, Image 3
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WedgefleJi Ii^ma.
Wsdgrfield. Nov 21 ?Our town wm sad- |
deeed ibn morotog upoo the receipt of tbe
?ewe eaoooectog tbe deetb tact oigbt of
Cliftoo, tbe eldeet too of Mr eod Mrs S H.
Ramsey. He wee bright, eod e more oolite
hoy wee sever keowo H% wss only sick a
short lime, left school Friday feeling unwell,
malarial 'ever set io, aod he died last night.
One Isee at home t
The charmed circle brokeo ; a dear faco
Missed day by d?y from its accustom*.' place;
Bat, cleansed aad saved aod perftc 1 by
grace,
Gee more io Hetveo I
Mr. S. 0. Baooislcr acd wife bars goes or.
ao eiteoded vteit to Florida.
?eeere. A. K. Aycock, B L. Ducom, W.
Aadereoo, Mis A. E Ayoock aod Miss Hal?
ite SiogleJoo arc reprcscotiog as ia Charles
toe this week.
The top eoltoo crop is not opeoiog a* fast
ee we woald lik?, eod it oow looks as if we
will he piekiog euMoo io January io spite of
the row crop estimate. Dock,
i wsmsm??c>c> ^sssa
Dr. Boll's Cough Syrup cures the most
si ob bora coogbs, colds aod loog affections.
Bv/eo incipient eooeamptloo has been succcjs
roll/ cared by tbis marvelous remedy. Suf?
ferers will obtaio relief after a few dose*
a Magnolia Items.
Megeolte, Not 30.?Oar qaiet little town
wee eeddeeed on Saiardey last by tbs sudd ?n
death of Mr. C. P. M. Wilson, a wbselwrigbt
aad blacksmith of tble place. He was fa?
miliarly koowa as "Oeeeoo," aod was of a
lively, kled aod cheerful dispeaitioo. "Ceo
gs
teje" wee oatorally a good natured man and
had maey friewde Io eod around Mogoolia,
which wae evidenced by the kiod attention
ebowe/bise Io hie last hoare by tbe best peo?
ple of ibis place. He bed that tsrriols mal
? ad/ keowa ae B.igbt's disease cooplcd with
aewte jaundice Dr. B P. Darby was the
attewdiog pbysieiae, aod no doctor, with
eocapcatattoo, could hare been more attent?
ive ' Caooon" wae a very poor mae, but
the doctor furolsbed bis medteioes aod ?Hill
Jest the seoce ee If be had hceo sors of ample
romaoeratioo, be It eald to hie credit. Dr.
O. A. Darby aod the Ree. B W. Masoo coe
dotted the funeral services io la Impreisite
maoacr, at 4 p. m. yesterday
Mice BecsU Peaelagtoo ie Hill ill.
Mr. John Walker Priereoa io imprormg.
Mr. Joho M. Miller has gooe to Booootti
villa to hie mother, who is extremely ill.
Mr. eod Mre. Phil Milier are aheeot oo a
eleu op the coo o try
Qelio a number of persons from this Sec?
tio? will visit Oharleeteo thle week to parti?
cipate la the festivities of gala week. .
The roeh of trade ie aboot over, aod our
clerks eao rest op a little.
Owe merebaote report floe eollcctioos
The sowie* of oats is eogagiog tbe atleo*
tiow of oor farmers oow.
Mr. Joe 8 Potts reports fine trade ia the
foraitare Hoc tb's season. Occasiocal.
? mmmmma-**- ?
Ovo. Noland, Rjckland, O., says, "My
wire had Mice forty years. DeWitt'? Witcb
Baawl Salve eared bcr. It is tbe best salve
la America " It beale everytbiog aod eures
ell ckio iieeasce ?J S Hugbsoo A Co.
"I wouldn't be* without DeVitt's Wiieb
Baacl Salve for aoy cooet Jeratioo," writes
Thee B Reed, Ceoterfield, O. Infallible for
piles, cote, horns aod skin discaeee. Beware
of eooetcrfeite ?J 8 Bogbsoo k Co.
TOUR If A M KMT
There will be a tournament at Mr. J. W
WeMoae' place, Spriog Hill, oo Tbaoksgiv.
tag day. A cordial invitation ia eiteoded to
the petite to attcad, aod ibe knights of all
aaetiosc of the county are urged to ccter tbe
taste
Dr. W. W.ioo, Italy HUI, N. Y., says, "I
heartily reeommead Oec Minute Cough Core
It gave my wire immediate relief ia euffo
eettaej a*:beat " Pltaaaoi to lake. Never
Balls to quickly eure alf coogbc, eolde, throat
aad loog troubles ?J 8 Hugbsoo A Co.
Dr H H Herten, Summit, Ala., says, "I
thlob Kodol Dyspepsia Cute ie a spleodid
medleioe. I preeerlbc it, and my coofideoce
la It growe with continue** use" It digssts
what yoo eat eod quick1 y curee dyspepsia aod
lodigeettoo ?J 8 Hugbsoo A Co.
Flrw tt Bum tor Institute
Fire wae discovered about 10 30 last oigbt
id the library of the Homier Institute end tbe
alarm wae coat by tslepbooc to the reel
sqeade, hdt before ibe water was turned on
two Ire had hceo eitiegoishcd Tbe cease of
the Ire io unknown, bat ee it originated
among the boob I oo Ibe library shelves it ie
believed that rcte were recpoosibls for It
A oemeer of books were damaged bat tbe
lew* wee cot so seroas se it woald bsve hceo
bed the Ire oecarrea a few boors later.
Cheap Cow Feed
Freeh Cotton 8ccd Halle st wsrcbooie for
sale at I2| reo is per 100 lbs, or delivered any?
where Io city 1ft eeots per :00 pounds.
Cottoo Seed Meal delivered at $1 1ft per
100 pounds.
Also Bran aad Ship Stuff.
W. B. BOYLE.
Nov 30.
sssjsjm>aoma^Mmwji
Cotton 8oed Wanted
Haviasr Mvared mv connection with the
Bomicr Oil Mill Co., I am now i re pared to
pay ibo highest eash pries 'or cotton seed at
tbs old 0 SAN. depot I am hIso handling
meal and nolle See me before telling or ex
cbeogiog your seed
W. B |B0YLK.
>tlft-tf
THE CLUB DANCE.
Gowns of rninv hues and ihr regulation
black evening suits made a bright picture last
Thursday oigbt at tba Sumter Uiub Theoc
easioo was tbe Fourth Aooual Reception aod
ball of tbat iostitutioo, aod node of i s pre
delators surpassed it io glory.
Tor some weeks past tbe various commit
tees nad eeeu working to make the oigbt a
euccett, aod wben tbe time arrived every*
tbiog waa seen to bate retched a climax io
an harmonious whole The ball and rooms
bad been reoovated as Co be pleasing to tbe
eye, aud under tbe hands of Miss Fanny Ryt
tenbergaod Miss Rlla DeLorme, were so gar.
oished with greens aod cbrysaotbemum9
tbat all effect of barrenness, so ofieo seeo to
lama balls, was conoletely lost. ,
The members aod guests began arriving
about 9 3) o'clock, and a little after ten to
the music of the Fourth Regiment O.-cheetra
tbe grand march began. From then till alter
twelve daociog held sway. Theo tbe inner
man?aod lady?was looked after aod re?
freshed with salads, saodwicbes, fruit, coffee
aod nuncb Tois part of the evening's plea
sare was uoder tbe directorship of Messrs J
H. Levy, D. J. Aold, Jr. auu 0 W, Sloosill,
Jr. They handled well the largo crowd
nth'to the small space at Iwfiff dispose'
After supper a'der ;oe leaotrabip jf Mr.
I. H. Hoses, Jt . a germao was danced.
Two-steps, marches aod walties succeeded
each other until three a. m , when tbe notes
ot Hayoe's master work told ail that one more
eojoyeble social event bad passed.
A great maoy people were tbe goesti ofibe
club dunog tbe eveaiog. A large part of
these were from other towns aod cities. Some
of these are: Miss Cooks, Richmond, Va., Miss
Ooheo, Washington, Miss Peters, Atlanta,
Miss Welch, Florence, Mrs. Robloson, Geor?
gia, Miss Wiison, Manning, Mr. Boykio,
Boykios, Mr. Atkinson, Columbia.
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Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will give imme?
diate relief to a child suffocating with tbe
dreadful croup Mothers, keep this reliable
?ediciee always haodjr aod it will save you
iaoy ooeasy boors. It costs but 25 cents.
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Otwego Hot Supper
Oiwego, Nov. ".0.?I am instructed by tbe
friaodsaod Miss MA Micbau, the principal
cf tbe Oswego school, to tbaok you for tbe
notice io your paper of our hot supper aod
entertainment, aod tbe maoy friends of your
city aod elsewhere wbo atteoded and lioeral
ly spent tbelr change. Also to state tbat the
proceeds are for tbe completion of tbe school
boose aud not for the church. Tbe eveoiog
was eojoyed by all, and wae a success finan?
cially. The treasurer turned over $58.
?^?s?-.?? sjsjsw
bpecial Council Meeting
a
A special meeting of the City Council was
held last Thursday oigbt at 6 o'clock Pres?
ent, Mavor Hogbsoo, Aldermeo Epperson,
Pioo, Purdy, Horst aod Boyle. Absent,
Aldermen Stuckey, Flowers aod Delgsr
The Mayor stated the object of tbe meeting
to be to opeo bids for tbo erection of a build?
ing for Delgsr Hose Reel Oo. No. 3.
Two bids were submitted, bat it was de?
cided to hold bids until some arrangement
eao be made for purchasing a soitablo lot,
and tbo special committee appointed for tbe
parpose was continued with authority to
make tbe purchase. The Mayor aod Clerk
were authorised to execute a ooto to raise the
mooey to pejr for the lot.
Mr. Herat reported tbat bis committee bad
?Od' ioveetigation of the proposed extension
ol water mains to factory, bot was not pre?
pared to make fioal report.
Mr. Fioo stated that he bad seeo the Sum
tar 4 Watereo R. R authorities aud Super?
visor Doro in refereoce to drainage of Fac?
tory B-aoch, aod thought arrangements
would be made for doiog tbe work.
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Blamarck'a Iron Nerv?.
Was the result of bis splendid beahu. In
dotnitable will and tremendous arergy are not
tound wbore Stomach, Liver, l'.idneys and
Bowels are out of order. If you want these
qualities and i a success they biing, use Dr*
King** New Life Pills. Tbey develop every
power of brain and body. Only 25c at J. F.
W. DeLorme's Drug Store. 2-6
MAYOR'S* COURT.
There was a big ?ime io the Mavor's Court
Frfday moroiog, the dock was full of sinners
aod all tbe spare space was crowded with
witoesees.
George Mack, Rosa Mack aod Lula Wilson
were arraigned for dieorderly coo duct, fight?
ing aod cursiog oo tbe etreete. Tbey were
adjudged guilty aod required to pay a2oe of
$2 each.
Rosa Jobosoo aod Mittle Blair were
charged witb quarreling and fighting, and
tbe evidence establishing their guilt, tbey
were given four days in ne guard bouse or
$2 each. \
Eugene Richardson was op for throwing a
brick iato a crowd, strikiog James Ballard
oo tbe bead to tbe injury of Ballard and the
destruction of tbe brick. He wms fined $2
bat tbe fine was remitted oo cooditioo tbat
he receive a whipping.
San lee Wilson was op yesterday for public
drunkenness aod disorderly conduct aod was
fiord $1.
Tbe following is tbe record of cases beard
in tbe Mayor's Court darin? tbe past few
da ts
Saturday ?Hartwell Bums, ridiog a bicy?
cle after dark without a lighted Inn tern ;
floe $1 J. J. Harb-, ridiog a hicye'e after
dark without a lighted laotern ; fine $2.
Monday?R M Brailsford, ridiog a bicy?
cle after dark witboot a lighted l?utern ;
discharged.
Tuesday?H. D. Moise, riding a bicycle
after dark without a lighted lantern ; dis?
charged. James Lewis, riding on railroad
train ; floe %\.
A Bnako id Hit Bosom.
A small soake was <be cause of great ex?
citement oo Red and White laet Friday night,
and Mose Maosoo was scared worse than be
has been since tbe earthquake He was sit
tiog io froot of bis fire holding one of bis
children in bis lap wbeo tbe child called bis
attention to a soitke'a bead protruding be
tweeo tbe b'lttoos of bis overall jacket. He
made a grab fcr be snake, but the reptile
was too quiek for him and slipped back toside
of the jacket aod then wiggled down bis
trouser s Isg. Theo tbe fon begao in earnest.
A succeesioo of terrified yells rent tbe air
aod a lightning disrobing ect followed. The
yells startled and aroused tbe neighborhood,
and the people gathered in a frightened
crowd, exoecting i nthing less than a murder.
As soon as Mose Snished the diaro'iny net
and made knuwi bis trouble there were
doie.>?. of men ready with sticks to kill the
sunk, but in tbe melee tbat ensued, the snake
escaped and concealed himself under lbs
bjoasos
Mose thinks the snake go. in \ \* his Jeottel
while be was feeding the horses at Mr.
I)'Dounell's, where he works Hi gathered
up the hay for the horses in hu arm.-? a: d
carried it from the barn to the stable |g that
way ins rad of using a pitchfork The xnake
was probably in tbe hay and wheo disturb,
sd by Mose wriggled out aod to* bis jtcket
?safai
Died in Jail.
Qiilie Cook, of Mechanicsville, ao Insnne
oegro who whs committed to jtil about a
weak h?o awaiting transfer to the Asylum,
died yesterday. He was quite sick witb
dropsy and jaundice wben committed to jail,
but under the rules be could not be received
into tbe Asylum uutil be hid been successfully
vaccinated. He was vaccinated wheu com*
mitted to jail and it took, but be grew worse
and died ftctn the complication of diseases
from which ho suffered.
Volcanic Eruption*.
Are f,'rniid. but Skin Eruptions rob life of
joy. Bncklen's Arnica Salve cures them ; also
Old Running and Fever Sores Ulcers, Boils,
Felons, Corns, Warts, Cut*, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile
Cure on earth. Drives out Pains nnd Aches.
Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
b J. F. W, DeLorme, Dm"" 2-6
Suspected of Cattle Stealing
Sam Evaos, colored, who claims to live
near McRae's Mill, drove a fine bull into
town this morning and sold it to Mr. Perry
Moses. He did oot give a satisfactory account
of himself aod was arrested aod committed
to the guard bouse. He claims to be a son of
old Jesse fivaos of tbe McRae's Mill neighbor
hood, but sevsral well known citizens of that
section, who are ie town do oot koow biro,
aod be has been unable to establish bis own
identity and right to sell the boll.
Harmony Presbyterian.
This bodylmet, pursuant to adjournment,
i o Sumter, 8 0 , on tbe 14th instant.
At its meeting in Manning last mouth, cer
tain romors were reported to it iojuriuns to
tbe character of Rev. J. E. Donlop, aad
although oothiog was brought forward that
could prove them, yet Presbytery appointed
a commission to visit tbe place where they
originated, lakh* testimony, and report back
to it. Judge T. B. Fr?ser, chairman of tbe
commission, witb Rev. N. W. Edmonds, D.
D4 Rev. W. J. McKay, D D , and Rev. W.
W. Mills, members of it, visited Indiantowo,
and spent four days io patiently takiog
sworn testimnny of a number of persons,
white and colored.
At tbe late tutetiog in Sumter, Presbytery
received tbe report of this commission, aod
beard all of tbe testimony re. -nd then by
a vote of 27 to 3 sdoptsd a paper cootainiog
a preamble ana 5 resolutions, tbe two last of
which are as follows I
"Resolved 4th. Tbst tbe conOderce which
Presnyiery has, aod has always had, in the
integrity and piety of this brother, would in
itself, and especially iu the face of bis solemn
oath ot iooocency, lead them to believeibat
a satisfactory explanation did exist even
though it could oot te given ; but io addi?
tion to this, tbey feel convinced that 'be ex
plaoatioos tbat have been given by bim, are
conclusive, oot only in removing all pre?
sumption of guilt, but also io producing the
?troogest coavictioo of ionoceoey.
"Resolved 5th That io visw of tbe con?
victions thos arrived at, Presbytsry sees oo
cause to pursue tbe investigation farther, but
rather to congratulate our brother in bis
ability to thou vindicate bimse'f, sod to com?
mend bim to the renewed confidence aod fel?
lowship of all, whose faltb in bim, may bave
beeo affected for the time by these rumors."
Thus has this noble and faithful servant of
Qod beeo exonerated by an overwhelming
majority, every one of his ministerial breth?
ren, and most ot tbe ruling elders present
voting for the resolutions, while only three
elders voted against them Presbytery by
its vote, even congratulated him, on bis vin?
dication. James McDowell.
Manning, S C , Nov. 20, 1899.
The Thanksgiving Holiday.
We agree to close our placeB of business on
Tbaoksgiving day, Nov 3}, 169) |
?'?oonell A Co, C F NcFaddio, Scbwartx
Rros, Croaswed A Co, S Segal, W H Yates,
Knight Bros, Corinne Miller, Krank B Orier,
L W Folsom, John Reid, W B Bums, Bult
maun A Bro, L E LeGrand, A A Strauc3 A
Co, Bartow Walsb, L B Duraot, J D Chan
dlsr, Docker A Bultman, B J Barcett, M
Green, L W Jove, Cash Grocery Store, J W
Durant, R F Hoyt, Sumter Dry Goods Co,
Stubbs Bros A Cottico, Pate's Music Houue,
Levy A Moses, Diamond Racket Store, Mrs L
Atkinson, Ernst A Bultman, Arthur Belitxer,
Miss McDonald, Levi Bros, M E Kennedy,
Witherspooo Bros A Go, M M Jenkins. J D
Graig Furniture Co, T C Scaffe, H O Osteen
A Go.
their aba*
fidgets, i
They Don't Know J rrvei.
Those who know the Chinese host
have been particularly struck with
absence of nerves. The foreigner
the native sits still; balmy
Sleep, especially in hot weather, will
resist the foreigner's sweetest wooing,
while to the native lying on a heap of
stones or across the bars of a wheel?
barrow she comes as a matter of
course; we need constant change and
variety, they would find contentment
aud rest on the treadmill.
4,It would be easy," says Mr. Smith,
"to raise In China an army of 1,000,000
men?nay, 10,000,000?tested by com?
petitive examination as to their capaci?
ty to go to sleep across three wheel?
barrows, with heads downward, like a
spider, their mouths wide open and a
fly Inside!"
From which It Is evident, says The
North China Herald, that iu a crusade
against uolse we can hope for uo as?
sistance from our native fellow towns?
men, but Instead a great amount of
vis inertiae, If uot positive opposition.
Santo Domingo, Wcdoes-dsy, Nov.
15.?For political reasooi, Seoor Jim
ioes, the presidentelect, entered
apoo tbe government of Santo Domiogo
today sod named a oabioet Tbe event
has oaused great animation, though tho
ooontry is quiet Tbe political prison?
ers are in jail awaitiog trial There
has beeo muoh rain, wbioh has pre?
vented the commencement of grinding.
Business, however is improving, and
more gold is circulating.
Jacksonville, Fla , Nov. 18 ? Fire
hero at ft o'clock this morning do
Htrnyed the wholesale grocery bones of
the Baker & Hoitncs company ; R 0.
Painter k Oo's fertiliser warehouse a.id
tin laSASOSe lumber did: contain?
ing million- ol feel of lumber,
Four lebooaeri at the docks
were towed uwi;v j i*t in line
|0 prevent their burning Too total
lees II fv4,600; insurance, $87,000
The origio of tbe 6ro is unkoowo
The Philippine Campaign.
Chief City oq Second Island
of Philippines Occupied.
Maoila, Nov 20, 8 50 a. m ?Only
fragmentary reports reach Manila of
tho operati ooo north, which, when the
story i* known, will prove to havo been
the most remarkable campaigning the
Phil ippine war has known Gen Law
ton's divisiou is spread thinly over the
territcry beyond San Jose, irhere the
telegraph ends. Gen. Young's two
regiments of oavalry are continuing
their rapid sweep into the new town?,
and the infantry ii bjiog 6hovcd for
ward to bold the towns the cavairy
takes, all in a country whope natural
difficulties are increased indescribably
by tropical rains making nvors out of
creeks and swamps of fields Wagon
transportation is supposed to have been
practically abandoned, the American
troops living on captured supplies and
the little produce the insurgent levies
have left.
Maj. Samuel M. Swigert's squadron
of tbe Third Cavalry Is reported to be
eogagiog a greatiy superior force at
Pozzo Rubia, northeast of Dagupao.
These troops have fought three engage?
ments and are now holdiog their posi?
tion, waiting for reinforcements. Ic is
believed at headquarters this Filipino
force is covering tbe retreat of tbe
insurgent leaders to the Biogoet moun?
tains, that th3 insurgents planned to
retreat northeast, along too Tayug
road, wbiob is stocked with storehouse*,
which tbe Amerioaos hate secured, to
draw npoo en route, and that only the
insurgent advanoe foroe had passed
Tayug before the American occupation,
the main body of Aguiualdo's army
being within our lines Tbe majority
of these insurgents may disorganize
and pose as amigos when the Ameri?
cans overtako then
10.30 p. m Thirty insurgents, under
a Sjnaajor, escaped from Bayambaog
yesterday about ten minutes before the
Americans entered. Others, it is said,
threw their guns ioto .be river and now
play tbe role of amigos Many Span?
ish prisoners escaped from tbe Filipinos,
and are at Btyambaog, among them
tbe former governor of tbe provinces
of Tarlao and Zambalee. There is also
quiet a large oolony of former insurg?
ent offiioers connected at that point, in?
cluding Msj. Ortiz, who acted as inter?
preter for the Filipino commission,
healed be Alejandrino who visited
Manila in September Ortiz had don-,
oed tbe amigo clothing aod announces
that be has abaodooed the insurrection.
The Spaniards say that a new in?
surgent oipital is Bengaet, and that
the Amerioan prisoners are at Camitin.
They reported having seen Lieut Gil
more and bis party in tbo north.
Gen. MaoArthur's reoonnoisaoce en
tered Dagupan this afternoon. Tbe
Amerioaos found that no insurgen's
bad been there for four days The
Thirty third infantry was probably in
Dagupan yesterday leaving last night.
No insurgents have been seen any?
where near tbe railroad and it is be?
lieved that the only armed foroe of any
size is in the mountains in tho province
ot Zambeles, to the west, althrough
there are reports of insurgents concen?
trating at San Miguel de Camiliang
west of Panique, aod at Magatrom (or
Magalaroo) west of Bayambaog Gen
MaoArtbur is prepared for the attrack,
bis forces being disposed between
Durban, province of Tarlao and Dag*
upan The Twelfth infantry, a battal?
ion of the Seventeenth infantry, and
two troops of oavalry, are with Gen
MaoArtbur behw Dagupao.
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out?"
"Why. no one, of course, my dear,"
he answered, I'm- he was too wise a
man to admit that he had heard her
telling a neighbor that she thought
She'd get oue.?Chicago Post.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
North-Eastem R. R. of S. C
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Dated No. No. No. No.
N 19,1*99. ???>? 23* 53? 51?
standard bred stallion
Ls Florence
be Kingstree
Ar Laces
1 Le Lanes
a m
3 25
4 33
* 33
p m
7 45
8 55
9 13
9 13
p at
S 20
a m
9 40
11 03
11 03
Ar Charleston G 03 10 50 8 00 12 45
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No.
78?
No.
No.
62?
No.
50?
Le Charleston
Ar Lao??
Le Lines
Le Kingetree
Ar Florence
a m
6 33
8 03
8 G3
I 20
9 20
a to
p m
4 49
6 14
6 14
7 20
p in
a m
7 00
8 32
a m
p m
4 00
5 39
5 39
7 05
p m
Modoo
Will Stand the Season in Sumter
-AT
Boyle's Stables,
Chestnut Stallion, foaled May
1892'; bred by]Mt*j. Campbell
Brown, Ewell Stock Farm,
Tennessee(
"MODOC," eired by McEween, 2.18J; firs
lam Ladv Radosva; registered in Vol. 12,
American Stud Book. He is one of tbeSoest
hred stallion* in the Mate; bred for size
Btvle, beauty i\od speed. He i3 of kind nnd
gentle disposition. A eure foal gelter.
50 YEARS**
EXPERIENCE
?Daily, f Daily except Sooday.
No 52 runs through to Colombia via Ceo*
tral R. R. of 8. C.
Trains Nob. 78 and 32 ran via Wilson and
Fayetteville?Short Line?aod make close
connection for all points North.
Trains on C. * D R. R. leave Florence
daily except Sunday 9 50 a m, arrve Darling?
ton 10 15 a 03, Hartaville 9 15 a m, Cheraw
11 30 a to, Wadesboro 2 25 p m. Leave
Florence daily except Sunday 7 55 p m, ar?
rive DarliDgton 8 20 p Bs, Bennettsville 9 17
p m, Gibson 9 45 p m. Leave Florence
Sunday only 9 30 am. arrive Darlington
10 05 s m
Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 6 00
a m, Bennettsville 7 00 a m arrive Darling?
ton 8 00 a m, leave Darling, jn 8 50 a m, ar?
rive Florence 9 15 am. Leave Wadesboro
daily except Sunday 3 00 p m, Cheraw 4 45
p m, Bartsville 7 00 a m, Darliogtoo 6 29
p m, arrive Florence 7 00 p m. Leave Dar?
liogtoo Sunday only 8 50 o m, arrive Flor?
ence 9 15 a m.
J. R. KEN LET, JNO. F. DIVINE,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Syjft
T. M EMERSON, Tramc Manager.
H. M EMERSON. G?n'l Pars. Agent
Atlantic Coast Line
Company of M\ Carolina.
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is probably patentable. Communica?
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Talents
sent free. Oldest apency for securinRpatent*.
Patents taken throuah Munn A Co. receive
tprctal notice, without charge. In the
Scientific American,
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I-arcest ctr.
culatlon of any acientiflc Journal. Terms. S3 a
year; four month3, |L Sold by all newsdealer*
Branch Office. 625 F 8t~ Washington, D. C.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Id (fleet November 19th, 1899.
SOUTH.
NORTH.
No
*35
No
t?
8 02
8 45
9 25
Lv Darliogtoo Ar
56
59
45
15
Lv
Ar
Lv
Ar
Lv
Ar
5 29
6 12
a m
Elliott
Sumter
Sumter
Creston
Creston
Pregnalls
Oraogebarg
Denmark
No
J56
8 05
7 20
6 40
Ar
Lv
Ar
Lv
Ar 3 50
Lv 10 00
No
?32
6 03
5 15
48
17
a m
p m p m
PRICES
ARE TJHLE THING
Anil we have the price?#
Our entire stock was bought when cot?
ton was at low water mark, so our cus?
tomers get the benefit.
We will sell at the same old price all goods
bought before the big advance.
Of course when our present stock is exhausted and we have to
replenish they will cost you more. Hence, a word to the wise
is sufficient.
Buy now while you can buy what you actu?
ally have to have at prices that mean big
savings to you.
You know who we are, and that every article of goods sold by
us has to be as represented or your money is here for you. In
other words if you can't come yourself send your child and if
things are not as we represent them you can get your money
back, every cent of it.
Our Dressmaking Department is conducted by
Mrs. M. J. Brunson and daughters, whose reputation has long
been established. A trial will convince you of their perfect
knowledge of the art of making dresses.
Every stock i? a complete
store in itself.
In our Clothing Department you will find every
thin^ for man or boy. Prices the game as when cotton was 5c
Last but not least, is our Grocery Department, which is a
separate store in itself. There you will find a complete line of
fancy and staple Groceries, at pices which invite comparison*