The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, January 24, 1900, Image 5
W fe???i BSUAY. JAN 24, i SOO
Entered at the t'ost Orriez at Suzi?er.X
C.. us Second Class Hitter.
KEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jody Be:aer-Cattle Stolen.
Estate cf S. Robert Sp?nr-Cit>>ti?.c
PERSONAL.
Mr.? Thomas Wilson is io IOWO.
Mr. Bert. B. Beckham is io the city for a
few days stay.
Mr. Walter Staosill, of Columbia, was io
the.city Monday.
Mr. Joel E. Branson, of Kicgstree, is ia the
city on business,
Dr. W W. Anderson, Jr , of Summer-toe,
wa? ia the city Monday.
Miss Hebb, of Baltimore, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. W. Scarfe.
Mrs. C. C. Brown, bas gone to Pinore,
Ga., to T.eit ber parents.
Mr. Thomas Q. Odom, of Beooettsville,
was io the city yesterday.
Mr. A. C. Briggs, of Greenville, was in
the city Monday oo business.
Mr. W. T. P- Sprott, of Forestoo, spent
yesterday in town on business.
Mr. John B. Miller, who weet to Union a
few weeks ago has returnee to this cit j.
Senator Manning and Representatives Moses
and Yoong rete roed to Columbia Monday.
Col. D J. Auid left oo Monday evening
for Charlestoo, where be will spend a week.
Misses Florence and Eilen Eilerbe, of HA
good, 6pent several days in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levi, of Maooing, who
cave been ?isitiog at Mr. M. Levi's have re?
turned to their home.
Mrs. E. A. Cutr.co and daughter, Miss
Julia, have returned to the city after aa ab?
sence of several weeks.
Mr. A. R. Wright, of Savannah, Ga., hes
been io the city several days oo a visit to his
brother, Mr R. L. Wright
All memoers of Beniah Chapter, R A. .*?'.,
are rcqoested to attend the regular convoca?
tion on Toarsday night. Officers are to be
ejected and a fuil attendance is desired.
Cotton futures advanced a few points
Moadav aod those interested io the specula?
tive cotton crop wore more smiltog faces than
asual as they passed up the street after a
visit to the exchange.
The modern and most effective cures for
coostipatioo and ail liver troubles-the
famous little pills known as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers-J. S. Eugosoo & Co
Somebody weat ioto the lot cf Judy Belser,
who lives oe&r Packsvtlle, Mooday oight and
stole four head of cattle. Aunt Judy is very
much worried over ber loss, and any infor?
mation given her will be appreciated. See
advertisement for description of cattle.
The police have been notified that the
?srge?a marking the city limits bare been
moved ia several places acd replaced from
wo to five hundred feet within the city line.
The persons who b?ve moved the targets are
gui?ty of malicious mischief and are liable to
prosecutioo.
Sizedoesa't indicare quality. Beware of
counterfeit and worthless salve offered for
DeWitt's Witch Easel Salve. Dewitt's is i
'.be only original. Aa infallible cure for piles
and all skin diseases.-J. S. Eugbson & Co.
The decision of Judge Kiugb io the eas;
brought against the Florence Graded Schools
setties the qaestioo of the right of the city
school boara to charges and collect a supple?
mentary fee from ali papiis wfeose r arents or
guardians are able to pay it.
Some of the yooog mea of the city delight
ed the childrea and eotertaiced the older
citizens ? few nights ago with a walking
exhibitioa of tbe "Backenback Animals "
Two large grizzly bears and a monkey com?
posed the menagerie. The nears were made
up for the occasion, two cf the young mea
haviog grey mos3 suit3 tbat made them look
very bearlike.
G. fl. Appleton. Justice of Peace. Clarks
borg, X. J., says, "DeWitts Little Early
Risers are the best pills made fer eooatipatioc.
Wense oo others." Quickly cere all liver
aod bowel troubles.-J. S. Eughsoo ? Co.
Isaac Rivers, the janitor of the Sumter Clot)
performed ao berioc act one day last week by
stoppiog a pair of raaaway mules, belonging
to Shore Brothers. The males hid beea
frighted by a bicycie and were going through
Liberty Street, with the wagon attached, at a
dangerous speed wheo Rivers ran out and
caogbt one of the mules, and euccseded io
stoppiog the team.
The big building for The Sumter Telephooe
Maoafacturiog Co., is approaching comple
tiaa, the brick work being so far advaaced
that two weeks more of good weather will
mark :*s compietioa aod it there are co ao
foreseea delays or accidents the macbiuery
will be installed aod the factory ia operation
Oy March 1st.
J. I. Bevry Logaotoo, Pa., write;, "I am
wiliicg to take my oath that I was cured of
poeuconia entirely by the use of One Minute
Cough Core alter doctors failed It also
cared my cbildrec cf wbeopieg cough."
Quickly relier and cures coughs, colds,
croup, grippe and throat HOC lung troubles
Children all hke it. Mothers endorse it -
J._S. Eugbson & Co.
I
It is reported that as soon as the North?
western K. R is completed to Camdeu tbe
Atlantic Coast Lice will aesume control of
the South Carolina & Georgia Esteosioo R.
S.Company (the ol 1 3 C's) and will then
complete it acroas the monuntsine, giving
that system a direct lice frcm Cinciooati tc
C?arl?ston. The report may be unfounded,
bat a belief io it3 reiianility ?3 entertained in
railroad circles and tbe.e are good and suffi?
cient reasons to credit it. It is to be hoped
iba: the rumor is well fended for it would
be a good tame for Sumter to be co a frtinR
lina from the Wes: that passes tluough the
heart of the coal aod iron region cf e*st Ken?
tucky.
F. B. T::irk?e?d, Ee*I;h inspector or' Chi?
cago, says, ' Kodol Dyspepsia Core cannot j
be recommended too highly, it cured rae of
sever? ;y?pcp3?a." It dis^sts what ycu eat !
and cures indigestion, heartburn and ail
forms of dyspepsia-J. S Hughson ? Co.
- ???ll- ?. im -
The First National Bank had cn deposit
at the clos? of busings December 31st, i
$320,000 On the same day the Bank of
Sumter had S252.540.94. The two banks j
together had ?"5:52,540 04-th* largest sum j
ever on deposit in the banks of ibis city.- j
Sumter Item.
The above is c?rtaiciy a fine showing for
the Somier basks, and ought to be sufficient
to prove to croaker that Sumter is ia a !
position to es'ab?eh incustries which would ?
be a great benefit to the town ar.d county, j
The Darlington oanks have aoout $300.0'^0 j
on deposit, but theo it must be remembered |
tbat Sumter county aod town are larger than j
Darlington ccooty aod town, and the Dar- j
liogtoo people are, geoerally speaking, more
prooe to pot their money into manufacturing
enterprises aod thoscot down their deposits
ia the banks.-Darliogtoa News.
V.onc?v oisht a* 8.30 o . ?os k, nt the Moth
od1*' par?ood?f, Mr. F.?-.:. Kow* aac Miss
Gc.Tjj e Rasterliog, *>-th cf B:-nne;tav:i!e,
\ ere uo<te.i ia marriage 7 :? c^.-f oj??'.y was
t pc-"i ; j: a:ea r?\ Rs-v. J A Clifton, i>. D
.Mr. D. Tnu>:i ?--: i Miss Lizz- e Skinner
we:?- U:irr:c-d lust Wednesday afternooo, >t
j toe Brt'.tist p^rsoa^ae, and left on '.hs even
j inc train for Florence
Mr H T fid ns, ot Proviene?, and Miss
j Salli? Crawford, cf Berkeley County, were
: U'ii"?C v? t e bonds ot" ho ty wed. coi-: -t 4 30
! o'clock Ust Thursday afternoon -t th" burne
! of?Mr. Robert Eii-ns, * hro'ber of the cvootu.
Rsv J. D B*i;ty perform-d the c*remor,y,
weich w.*s witnessed by ? larpe number ot
tbe frieocs of the contacting parties. An
elegant and bousiitai repeet was served afier
the ceremony, and tbs- occae?on was one of
which it may be truly said, "al! went as mer
nlyas a marriage bell "
RELIGIOUS
Tbur3day, the 25tb, (Fess: of Conversion
of St. Paui). there will be morning service
(ll o:ciock) at Church of Tbe Holy Com
forter.
It bas been demoostrattd repeatedly io
every state in tbe union and in many for?
eign countries that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy i3 a certain preventive and care for
croup. It bas become the universal remedy
for that disease. M. V. Fisher, of Liberty,
W. Va , only repeats wbat bas been said
around the globe when he writes: "I have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my
family for sevpral years and always with per?
fect success. We believe that it is not only
the best cough remedy, but that it ?3 a sure
cure for croup. It bas saved the lives of our
j children a number of times." This remedy
is for sale by Dr. A. J. China
The excallee: condition of the macadam?
ized portion of M>:in Street after being sub?
jected to tbe wear and tear of several months
of heavy traffic ha3 convinced the dcnb'ers
that first c'ais streets can bs m'-.de in Sumter
at a co?t that is not excessive The present
City Council, if it had done nothing else to
recommend it to the ^ood will of the people
of thi? city, can puint to Main Street in the
cosiness district aa a mosameoi to its pro?
gressive spirit and wise expenditure of public
funds
Native black gum which heretofore bas
been tbouirht to be valuiess bids (air to re?
come one of the most valuable cabinet woods ?
of tbe south, for it is susceptible of the highest
polish and when finished by a skilicd work?
man only an expert c*o distinguish it from
mahogany. The Telephone Manufacturing
Co ia usioe black gum now io making tele?
phone cases and for tne cabinet work on
switchboards, and tbe work is as handsome
as any ever turned oat from the factory.
"I am indebted to One M-inute Cough Cure
for my health and life. It cured me of lung
trouole following grippe." Thousands owe
their lives to tbe prompt action of this never
failing remedy. It cnre9 coughs, colds,
croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and
throat and lung troubles. Its early use
prevents consumption. It is the only harm?
less remedy that giv;-s immediate results -J.
S. fiugbsoa & Co
A petition fer an election to decide wheth?
er t.-ocds shai! >e issued -.cr the p^rpore of
providing funds for macadarriz'cg Maia ard
Liberty Streets is being prepared and will he
circulated for sik-nitures Ooly frc-eholdors
bave the right 'c si*n th?3 petition and as a
gre^t deal of tue real estate in this city is
"celd by wemen they will probably ha^e the
decline voice in tie matter ita sufficient
number of freeholders sba!! sign the petiiion
the City Council will ord.-r tbe election at
which all qualified ek-ctors, whether free?
holders o: not may vore.
The comcceot of the Darlington Newe on
the large amount of money on deposit in the
Sumter banks ?3 to the point, and shows tnat
disicterfsted persons take the s-.xe view of
the matter that many Sumter people do.
There ?3 ac abundance of money in Samter
to establish profitable enterprises that will
promote the growth cf the city, furcish em?
ployment to tbe unemployed and increase the
wealth cf the plac?. All that is rrq-iired is
for some business man in whom the people
harve confidence to take the lf?-5 ?nd the
money to establish a big cotton mill or some
j otber enterprise will be found without trou
i ble.
C. A. Snow & Co.. Patent Lawyers, oppo?
site the United States Patent Office, Washing?
ton, D. C., who have acmsl chests io everv
City and town of the United States and
Caoadal report that never before in their 25
years practice ba3 the work of the Office been
so weli up to date. They claim that patents
cm now be procured in less than haif the
time formerly required. Nov 1-3m
Toe municip*! election will be held in
April, and, although lbs rejistration books
are now open, very little ioterest Las been
evir.cod in thc question of candidates The-e
has been no talk cf candidates, and at tbi3
writing no one can say who will offer them?
selves for the sacrifice on the altar of public
welfare. Ia the past, however, tber> has
never been a scarcity of caudidate3, ?nd the
voters need not fear that there will be a de?
ficiency in aldermanic timber when tne time
for casting the ballots shail arrive. It is to
be hoped that good min will be brought out
and mat lae best and s*fe3t business men
will be cLioeen, fer tbe cocdition of the city,
financia! and otherwise, demands the services
of the best and mest progressive men that can
ne induced to give ihtir services to the public
for two ve-?r3.
Tetter, Sait-Rheum a ad Eczema.
The intense kebing and .-marling incident to
these diseases, ii instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Many
very bad cases have beer, permanetly cured by
it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples, chapped
hands, chilblains, froft bites and chronic sore
eyes. 2 5ctsner bos. For sale by Dr A. J.
China. De: 30-o
Dr. Cady'* Condition Powders
arc just what a hor.-e needs ?when in bad con
dvtioa. Tonic, blood purifier and verminte
They are not food hut medicine, and tbe best
lo use t" put a horse in j rime condition. Price j
25 cents jer package. For sale by Dr A. J
China. D^c :;0-o
Meeting of Stockholders cf Sank
of Sumter.
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Thc annuai ra'etinj of the stockholders of :
the Bink of Surr.ter v.-as hrld Friday wi:h a
quorum of the stockholders presen t or repre- I
seated. The meeting waj organized by the j
election of Mr. E P Racker as chairman. I
The annuai repart w?s submitted and other J
necessary outness disposed of
The >ank bas hud a most Drosperou3 yar's
business, aud ibe outlook ii satisfactory io
everv le.-pect. The cid board of directors
was re-e t"ted and at a ;ubs*qaeoi uu-eiiuc of '
tne directors tba officers were re e feted. The. !
directors are: W. F B Ha} nsworth, . M
Moise, A Moses, C. E. Stuobs. R. I. Mao
oing, R L. Cooper, J. S Hogbsoo.
THE UNKNOWN DEAD MAN.
Decomposed Body Found in Wa
teree River Swamp.
Magistrate B. P. Kelley, of Wedgefield,
was ia ;be ci ty yesterday, sud from bim ti.e
facts io connection with the finding cf thc
de*id body of a whit? man in the Wateree
sff?;qi on Friday Ust were obtained.
The body wn3 found on Friday by ?KO I
npgroes who were buntirg jo tb<* swamp j
aoout midway bereen the Camden Junruou j
and tbe ?iver, near Beech crees. Tue body
wa? lying in a cape brake abcct a hundred
yards from the railroad tr*:ck. The man had
evidently been cead for several months
eioce the simmer or early fal!-as be bad on
a summer suit and summer underclothing.
Tbe buzzards bad picked tbe ancle bones and
they were scattered around on tbe ground for
th?1 space of eight fept or more, and it vas
difficult to tell anything about the size of the
mao or bis appearance except from his shoes
and hair. Tbe shoes were cf 5ne quality and
small size, about a Dumber j ; bis bair was
quite light io color Tbe clothing was of
good quality and apparently almost new.
The suit was a dark blue serge or clay
worsted.
i .The man evidently committed suicide, for
be bad placed two boards on the ground, with
thc ends against a log, removed his shces,
which was placed eide by r de agaio&t the
log, upon which his head was placed, and by
the side of the boards two laudanum bottles
aod bis pistol were lying. One of tbe bottles
were empty, but the other, which was tightly
corked, contaained a teaspoonful of lauda?
num. None of tbe chambers cf the pistol
bad been discharged. No papers of any ki^d
or otber articles that mtgbt serve to identify
the body were found, and there were no
means of discovering who tte unknown
stranger who took bis own life in that lonely
spot was or where he came from.
Magistrate Kelley held an inquest over the
remains on Saturday, but as lhere wes no
evidence except that of the negroes wbo dis?
covered the remains, the verdict was rrerely a
statement that a white man, name unknown,
came to bis death on a date and in a manner
unknown to the jury.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is a remarkable
mediciue. A dry, tickling, biciing cough,
the warning that consomption lurks ne*r,
needs no other doctor out Dr Bal.'s Cough
Syrup it positively cures throat and ?ung
trouble
? - III ? ll
MAYOR'S COURT.
The Mayor's court was crowded Monday
morning when the docket was sounded at ll
o'clock*, and the mourners' bench was fillled
wiih penitent siooers.
The following cases were heard :
Jethro Conyer?, discharging a pistol on
Manning avence Saturday night. A plea of
guilry was entered and a fine of S5 was im?
posed. This W88 at toe rate of $1 a shct.
Marcus Looey got full of dispensary on
Saturday and was pulled while cursing on
Dogao street. Tee fine wa3 SD.
Waites Jeales was chsrgc-d with disturbing
the peace and fighting on Main street. The
fine was made as light as poss-ibie under the
circumstances, as this was his first offense*
He paid $2 for his fun.
Moses Pierson, elias Si Pluckard, go? into j
trouble by throwing a brick on Republican j
street The fine was $3
Sarah Caner, Kate Dickerson and Mattie
Muck, created a disturosnre Sunday room?
ing near the old C. S ? N depot and osed
ali the profane and obEcece language in the
citalogue of vice The neighbors sent for
the police a*id they were arrested. When
arraigned they to'd ail sorta of yarns to con
vis::e the mayor that they were not crea'ing
a disturojt.ee, ou; were simply correctifs
their children and pissing ;bc compliments of
the season. The evidence wes Hga.nit thea
and the fine was S3 each
Sam Ress, colored, was found in ? drunk?
en sleep at the depot Monday night, acd
when Watchman Gainloy attempted to wake
bim ?nd make him move on be kicked and
told the watchman TO go on and quit tickling
him Policen HU Bar wick w*> summoned
and Ress resisted arrest ?o vigorously ?bnt
the club bad to be used as a persuader. Yes?
terday morning io the Major's Court be was
very penitent end expressed great contrition
and tne deepest shame As it was bis first
appearance the fine w?s made light-33-una
he was dismissed
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is unquestionably
the mest remarkable r-medy ever produced
for the cure of throat and lung troubles It
has cured thousands and tas done wonders
in many c-ses of incipient consumption.
THE TISSOT PICTURES.
Thursday night R*v J. Milner Wilbur will
exhibit ard explain the wonderful Tissot pic?
tures in the Baptist Church. These slides are
taken from the 365 paintings and 150 other
sketches made by M Janes Tisso; in a ten
years' residence in Palestin?, and constitute a
magnificent pictorial life of Christ.
Tbe following in rcference to Mr. Milner
Wilbur's lecture and the Tissot pictures is
take" frjom Tuesday's News and Courier:
"Several hundred indies and gentlemen
gathered in toe 'lecture room of the Citadel
Square Baptist Church test night aEd for
oeariy two bonr3 listened to the familiar
s'ory of "The Life cf Christ," toid by the
Re* J. Milnor Wilbur. The t*lk ?ns illus?
trated with hundreds of beautiful lectures I
thrown by a powerful etereoptican upon a I
large sereeD.
Mr. Wilbur bas probably the finest collec?
tion of colored visw^ and scenes evr-r shown
in Charleston, for they arefrom the paintings
by Mr. Jarnos Tiss'-tt, and present, beside*
the scenes in the life of Christ, many vivid !
and accurate pictsres of Jerusalem of the
present day end the mountains, tbe forests
and the STeame of that vicinity. All gave
the corrects tintsand the perspective and most
ainute details were perfectly given
The large audience g>ive the closest et?er*
tion to the lecture and the pictures and
evinced the greatesr interest throughout the
evening ii was altogether an occasion th.:t
will not soon te 'cryottea by ilvj-:*- present ':
Mr. Wilbur will lecture and show ttese
pictures in the Baptist Church toiorro'-v
ou'bt.
Price cf admission; Adults 2r>; children
?5c. Proceeds tor the new Baptist church.
m
CUBAN OIL cures Cuts,
Burns, Bruises. Rheuma?
tism and Sores. Price, 25 ets.
Sold hv Hughson-Lieon Co.
County Teachers Association.
?
According to pre vious nooooocement in j
these columns the association of teachers of;
Ibis county will hold ns first meeting since j
ita reorganization at 12 o'clock next Satur- ?
day at the Gradtd School building.
Loes Birthday.
Las* Friday heing ibo anniversary of Gee.
Roht E Lrfc's birthday, aud a legal ho-iday,
there were no exercises at me Graded School, j
Appropriate ceremonies were observed io j
the different class rooms Ihursday. Excel?
lent talks were given by Dr. Hughson and !
Geo. Moise.
A L??88?on ia Sumter.
Th? echoe- of Br-thlehem hid pearce d ir cl
nun, when the joyful rews was receiver] ib-.t
the Catholics of SuM.t?r were to bare a Mis
S?0"\ lb; first (ver given her.
The Mission win i-ooduced cy R?v.
Fithor Burke, naorchT of .: e Pnulist Order
of Preacbsrs, w?\o decore iheniSftivea to : h A i
special work. Tr ey are ooiet? preachers and
tbe Catholics cf Scanter mm consider them?
selves fortunate in bavrns secured the services
of Father Burke
The Mission rr-i"I oreo at St Joseph's
Chapel OP. Sunday, January 28th, wiib a
Hi?h Masa a; 10 o'clock, at which it is bored
the entire conarpgation will be present, as
the order of exercises will be given, acd the
opening lecture delivered.
Though the. Mission is intended specially
for Catholics, still otbers may desire to attend,
and they ure assured of a hearty weldbme
T'e mu^ic will be rendered by the Convent
COOT The following is the programme for
Sunday :
PROCES:I'N VL.
Kvrie, G oria, Credo, (:t. Clair.)
Offertory, (Memoracs Lambelotte.)
Veni Creator, (Millard )
Saocrus, Agnus Dei, {St. Clair.)
Recessional, (Gounod )
BENEDICTION 6ERVICB.
Magoific-u, (Mozart )
O Salutaris, (Baesioi.)
Tantum Ergo, (GiHsin )
La?date Dominum Est
Itecessiooal.
Palestine With the Tissot Pictures.
Monsieur James Tissot sp^nt ten year3 in
Palestine to paint a Life ot Christ. He com?
pleted 365 paintings ned 150 pen and ink
sketches, and bis work bas been pronounced
"Tbs Wonder of the Century."
The pict-res seek to prpsent the human life
of Ged The slides used in the lecture are
copyright reproductions of the original, in
exact copy p.cd coior, and are not to be ob?
tained in thiscoooiry. The life-story of the
Christ is illu -iinated by its setting in a true
historical and geographical background, en?
hanced by tbs personal observations of the
lecturer, J . ililsor Wi:bur, thrown on a
screen with a powerful calcium-light stere
opticon ibev are seen in as many fe=t as tbe
originals are to inches.
Whiie tbe originals were on ?xb;birion in
America 9 0C0 pearle ga* them m one day
io Philadelphia, 200,003 people visited them
io Chicago.
These pictures will be exbibifd in tbs
Baptist Church of Sumter, Tbnrptf?y, Jan.
25r'h. .900. S p.m. Admisi?n 25c. Pro?
ceeds for the new Baptist Cnurch.
Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident of which Mr. John
Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is nar?
rated by him as foliows : "I was in a most
dreadful condition My skin was almost yel?
low, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continu?
ally in back and stile?, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three physi?
cians hud given me up. Fortunately, a friend
advised trying 'Electric Bitters,' and to my
grtNit joy ari'i surprise, tho ?:r>t bottle made a
decided i?u>ro*. em?nt I continued their use
for three weeks, and am now a well man. I
know they saved 'ny life, ami robi-ed the grave
of another victim." No ons should fail to
try th jin. Only 5?) cents per bettie at J. F
W. LcLor^peV Dru:; M;,re. ?
'T^J'AN SD, fer c?cb, Hickory, Dogwood, j
Per:'mr;; .n, Walnut Logs. Southern i
Hardwood Co, P O Box 5?9, Charleston, S C
Nov 2D v
CATTLE STOLEN.
4HEAD CF CATTLE were stolen on the
rj.^-h; o' January 22i, from the under
Signed. They are as follows: One cow and
vea;ling ou:! calf, both dark red and no
horn?, xh?. cow has ?hite spois over the
eves ; ene S:e<:r. dark ra>?ho..'wny ftncdle.
short tum ?ow . noms, r**? r.et-a worked as
ox ar d is ?>'?i .? ; one ;ed heifer, <-o hornSj
a:;d uboii^ ;s yrnrs cid. Tbr cow 15 the moth?
er of the thrr*'. and ail are {jemie. Any in?
formation wi;? be thankfully received, fcnd if
required <\ rs w H rd will r-e paid t?t recovery
ot'the cattle. Address
JUDY ?ELSER,
Jar. 23 P.-icksv.iie, ?S. C.
FOR SALE.
BALANCE OF TEE BLOOMHILL prop?
erty, cr,nuiuing 210 acres, more or less.
The Jce Gail tra::-, c niaioiug 2?5 acres
more or less
Fer particu ara ?ot?!v to
FRASERS & COOPER,
Jan 17-4 Sumw. S. C.
The Charm of Buying
here is that you know what
you will get. Our
Hat, Toques, and Bonnets are
not only beautiful to look at,
but they possess quality.
Each %Tiode] is the very re?
finement of good taste, and lias
that peculiar something which
the French call "Chic."
In our display of
HOLIDAY MILLINERY",
you will certainly find some?
thing to please.
MISS McDOMLD.
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??f?S rVhtllk ALL ili? FAtLc.
Conjrfi Syrup. Ta*teaGoo?i. Cse
in t;:ne. Sold by druggist si
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has horne the signature of
?trjrf ? - and has been made under his per
C<& jCJ&^^'fl^As sonal supervision since its infancy?
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good " are but
Experiments thr-t 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 Worms
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
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
lin Use For'Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. , .
Men and Roy's Clothing.
i ran? o S-C^ ^Q^'O 3 0<
Sumter, S. C., Jan 15, 1900.
End of the Season Clearance Sale.
All Overcoats,
All Winter Underwear,
. All Mackintosh Coats,
All Box Coats,
and
All Lap Bobes
: Ab?olutely s at % Cost x
No 10 per cent, added as is usually done
for expenses.
THIS IS STRICTLY A CASH SALE.
The Saving to Purchasers Illustrated;
Regular price. Cut price.
Overcoats, $7 00 $5 00
Mackintosh sCoats, 8 00 5 50
Mackintosh Coats, 5 00 3 50
Box Coats, 6 50 4 50
Best Wool Undershirts. 150 100
Mixed Wool Undershirts. 100 75c
Cotton Undershirts, 50c, 38c
D. J. Chandler
Jan 152 w
Inion Seis
AND
Garden Seeds,
A supply of Onion Sets, of choice
varieties, and fresh Garden Seeds for
the season's planting, now on hand
Sf
The Clothier.
Stove
FULL LINK OF
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY
and Fancy Articles,
Usually lound in a lirst class
Driis; Store.
Prescriptions carefully com?
pounded at reasonable prices.
J. F. W. DeLorme.
Oct 25.
Again in "full blast,"
NEW SHOES ARRIVING EVERV
WEEK nm I-BO?J?RTERS
All shoes that were on shelves
August 1st sold regardless of
what the}- cost.
Walsh's Shoe Store
Under City Clock.
Sep 27-T