The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, March 14, 1900, Image 4
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UKW ADVMKTlHESiKNTd
Columhi\ Batioet* Oolleg-.
ForC> Su ervteor?VY H 8* e
l*t*te A lei Pit s aod Ulbert, Uioore
Piakl Dterbarg*
PERSONAL
Mr. W J. M Ktfftt of Mooottf, it io tba
city
Mr. A K Senders, cf Hfgood, wet io 'be
en? Honda?
Hit Johm, of liberty Hill, ii viaitiog her
?oo, Mr W S Jcoe*
Mr. I. Barb? Moe#e hai returned from a
basiert* trip to New York
MUa Meredith, oi Virginia, ia visiting he
family of Mr it I Manuiog.
Dr. H W Cooper, of Glenwood b*a
beeo tu tbe city attending coon as a witnett
Prof. W P B?*kio, or Wedj. fieid, came
ever Tborid** moroing to atieid court n
wttnaee
Mr. and Mr* W. L. Browtr, and children,
of Meo York, urri**d is tb* city iaat Motor
ear. to toeod tome t> at with Mra J. 0
G.aaem.
Mr. So). J Ryitteberg returned Soo< ev
frooi Nto York, after ? pleeeaut vieit of too
**eka Re wet accompanied by bit litter
Mioa Hatue, wbo baa oaea titttiag in Nor?
folk, Va
Dr. Gliftoe retaroed Thursday a:oroiog
fro** o trip to Salnde, ?bin be want to da
liver a toot* re io toe iatereet of ?h* new
Met bod ?et Cborcb at toot plate Co account
of tbe raikoad oecidtot at Brogdco't oo tb*
day a* toft boo**, b* mte**d toootetloo io
Oolotable, aad had to trat el oo a freight at
Iba rata of 60 mil** in 9 boora: aod oo bit
t*tara van aar jcted to noothtr uigbt trip
Otd l?*-o**r. to ibot bt reached boat* after ao
' eeoeoea of 4i bonra witr^ut sleep He a*yt
I bow*v*r, toot be bad a floe andienen to hear
btaa, aod ajat taeey old frioada wno gart bim
o wort* welcome
Re* Joaopb A. Folej. **tlttaot rtctor of
8? Panl't Cborcb, Watbiogton, D. f) , le a
foeatof Mra. Klla Taottof. It will b* re
got an kogid tint Patter Fo 'ay, ateitted Re*,
fa** ft f Maoktovat tbe wadding of Admiral
De way aod Mra Mildred at* Lean Hasen
Wbevo are tbe eand*dat*e for municipal
eAcea? Tbat la the qe*e loa wa bear eaked
Oft too ? treat* every day
Too oat crop throughout tbe eoanty wat
mvtobaly iajared *> too frees* two weckt
ago, aod eioapt oo ottflf load it waa aotirtly
killed
Work waa brguo yttttrday oo tbe otw
geartete for Dalgar Rea'i 8qoad The com
?>t?*a of eunoc I bn*e had aa inttraiew witb
taw eofltrnator aad metaled tbat wora bt da
loyod ao loagar
Lewie Aekortaea, Gothen, Ind., aayt
'*D*Wltt'* Little Rarly Ritera alwaya bring
eertaia relief, care my bcadacbe and never
gr pe " They gently cleane- and invigorate
tee towel* nod liver. J 8. Hogbtoo At kjp
There wtra more/ Biahopville p*ople to
towo laet weak atttediog court than for a
toag time. Tbtr* otrt several citu from
MUeopvil *, and oo oonanally large number
of people bad been to umoned aa witatsaet
% At <be r?qne*t ot meaibart of Cnmp Dick
And*r*oo, U C. V , a large amonnt of oar
re* ia ftveo np today to article* by Maj 8
Mfjatn aod a commutes of Camp Dick
Aooartoo tbat bava ba*o publiibed to the
Cbarltotca Sunday Nawa.
To aeeart tbe original witcb baiel aalve,
awk for l>*Witt't Witch Bagel 8*1**, wvli
ketwa ae a oartaia cure ? >t pile* aod akia
dtmattt Bawara of worlbie*? rowutrrftnt.
They art daogcrooa. J. 8 Hogotoo At Cj.
It ie aboot fix* for tbe caadidattt for
taaaicipai honor* to b* announced The
time i? getting tbart and (be primary muat be
bald wuoio tb* a*xt f?w oeeat. -??
T not wbo bnva a wiab to vota ia tb* rnu
eiptl tloctioa abou d register without d* lay.
Ta* bo..t* will clot* thonly and it la a filed
role tbat tbo** who cauoot produce.i*gidtra>
<K>a ctrttflcatat caooot^volt
I'm Orr, Ntwark, O. tayt, "ffi t.er
rVI aaf* Without One Minute Cough Cur* id
tb? bona* It e*v*d ? > litil* boy't life when
be bad lb* poeumonia Wt tbiak it it tbe
be*? taadiciot mad* " It cur** coughs ard
all luog drft*a**t Pit tact to take, baraJtea
aad givte immediate reaul't. J 8. Hnghsoo
A C>
Totlaiiog of tea o*w water m>4ioa to tbe
notion mill aod Wlth#rapo>> Btot A Co.'t
foroltom rectory baa bean complt'ed, bu;
wntar will not bt turned on lor 3d deya, ai
tbat m a la necessary for tbt cerntni j unit to
become otrd and fli?d
Ifearlf tvtry day toot on* epeaka to tbe
wntar of to* ?** 1 of a Urg* aod well *y
potatad bo:al io Somtsr f >\ toa aceommoda*
lion of northern fiollon who oltb to tpend
tbo wmter tflootbt bare Hundrtda of toem
woo d come if tbrre wert bottl aecoumod**
tioot.
Xrt Harrttt Rvaot, Hiotdal*, III , wrWea,
"I ntver (ail to r* !?*% my cbildreo from
eroop at fee by aaing One Mioni* Ccugb
Oar*. I woold not f*?l an* without Ii "
ifaiekly <urta cougba, c3tda, grippe aod all
tbro.t aad luog dtteaae* J H Hugriton A
Co
Tbt grand j iry raeoma?*ntie th<t tbe chain
gang bo pat to work oo tbe ruadt leading
?rom tb* pnaeipal towot ia the cuouty. Tbit
ttaaaott *at*lt*at recomroeoda1 on, aod no
tiaae ahonld a* loat io actiog In accordance
wltb it. By improviog tb* roadn aruood the
town* lb* groatett nombtr of people will be
beocBticd. and tba chain eaog will tbua ba of
tt* greatest a*rvic* to tbt public at larg*.
Tae*g*coiivt oomaiitt* of the Bueioeaa
Le*g?* bold ao importaat m**ting Tburaday
aft*raooo aad aciion wa* tak*o that may be
tb* meana-of aacuriug tbe locntian io Hum
tor of a large aod important manufacturing
eouroriae Uatll tb* matter aetumee more
dafloit* anap* tb* dotoilo canoot b* publiabed,
not if tb* plan ot tbe l*?gu* aucceeda it will
bw a big thing for Bnmter.
A. R. D* Klueot, editor of Iba Journal,
Doylestowa, ohm, soffarad for o oumb*r of
yoart from rb*em?titm la bit right tbooldtr
aod aid t Ha toys: "My right arm at times
waa tottrtly oraleafl. I tried Cbamberlaio'a
Pola Balm, and waa aorpnsed to r*c*iv* r*
lief almoet Immodiattly. Tb* Paio Balm
ban been a oonttaot companion of miot evtr
tiae* aod it otvtr fallt." For aal* by A. J
Coiee.
A nnmbtr of *nt*rt bava eiprvteed the witb
tbat a matt m**ting b* bald at wbicb tba cao
didai** for Mayor nnd Alderman tball apeak
Tbe people doair* to kaow wb*r* tb* variooa
enndidntea amnd an I at n rnat* mevtiog tbay
eon declare tboir poeitioo and give their vi*?t
oa mattere of inttrctt le tbt city. Tbt pto*
pi* do not want to boy a pig in a bag, aod
tbo aaadida'et eboald ba lb* laat oaee to
jbieii to ? pobhc mawting aad a full and frea
Atoawawino of tbe lern an ttnt erlagmfor* tbe
DUATH
Mr Sa-nuel K Nels n, of SMicbnrit, died
hi the Uiker-uiek Infirm* y tbi* ill/! oo
Si Hrria* night, after a lea- daj.i illness
1 i j it orif of the s ?d.-!-' deaths that ha*
e?*r i fcn rfd io ih>t c ><umu'.ity, and i ? jh
n reavtd family ifca mm rest sjmpaifcyot
each <m1 *v?rv . no g ?es out
A?>ou w'kka h^o Mr Neleoo wai bit?
ter? on tbe MM by a dog, it is though', and
roro this hydrophobia w?s developed It ts
i 01 rrnnii irmt he was Mile- bv a dog, ? ut
the circuroetar.cet W d to that beief O ao
?Ifffct M neard ? disturbance a i nog H Hi Iff
of pJUMMtfl >n hta tard, aod, gotosj out 10
in?eii!fc?.ne, i>ut bis h*nd in the bat, !? which
ttiey fftffl k?p', to quiet inwm, and wag bitten
by arr.e aoi oal.
At flrat the wound gave him lie'." incon
veoteoce bui abou1 two weeks ago list finder
wbicb was ton n began to turn .lack and
iht nail si owed signs oi commg on. Snortly
?fierw?rd* be became exceedingly nervous
and (be art? cvmptoms of hydrophobia de?
ve!np?d. and bs gre* iteadily ?orte, until he
w?t brought to tbe Baker-Dick Infi taary a
few nays before bis death in hope that some
tbrg mitibt La done for bis relit f There
was no improvement, aod, aft^r a law d*vo of
the 'i ost ?Kon zo euffsriog, overtaxed nature
?urcurobed aod be lapsed mm an unconscious
state from wbicb be never rallied
Mr. Nelson was in bis fifty fifth year and
was one of tbe best koowo and tncst highly
esteemed otisens of the Stateburg Mfllot and
of oumter County He was a veteran of tbe
war and his comrades in speaking ? f him
today aod of bit untimely death bad only
words of praise for bis gallantry as a do dier
aod bis virtunj as a Otiten in tbe le?a stirring,
but more exacting aod try ng times since ?he
war He leaves a large lamiiy and a wide
cirole of relatives aod friends to whom bit
death tt a Iota tbat time cannot repair
Tba funeral tervicet were beld Monday at
Stateburg aod bit body was laid to rest by
the banda of bit frieods bei.ea.ih h% native
tod.
RELIGIOUS
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0 ?log to my absence from the city oo Son
day tba lMth, Lay Service will be given aa
eaual io Cbnreb of tba Holy Comforter
P. D. Hay.
A'teotioa it directed to tbe card of Mr. W.
H Stale announcing himself a candidate for
Coonty Supervisor He made a goal run
io the last campaign, aod remembers it.
"I need Kodol Dytpeptia Cure io my
family with wonderful rea hs. It gives
immediate relief, it pleataet to take and it
truly tbe dyspeptic's best friend," s?>t K.
Hartgerink, Overitel, Mich Digeata wbat you
eat Caeoot fall to core.?J S Hugbaon k
Co.
There is a mad dog scare in tbe county.
Oo the beelt of tbe deatb from hydrophobia
of Mr Samuel K Nelson comes the killing of
two mad dogs io tbit city within tbe past
ftw daya and two otbert io tbe country.
And oa Mor lay Mr. Sam Sbaw and two
children of tbe St Cbarlea neighborhood
were bitten by a dog that it apparently mad
The drg belongt to Mr Sbaw, and be nit4
him and hit children without Caere or excote.
Tbe dog bui b*ea confined to see if it wi I
develop a decided aod unmistakable c-ee of
bydiopbobia
Mrt. Calvio Zimmerman, Milejhurp, Pa ,
aays : "At a speeiy cure for cougbe, coidt,
erotip and toro throat One Miou'e Cough
Cure is uoiqualed. I: is plesiaot for mil
dren to take. I heartily recommend it to
mrvhert." It ia the only harmless remedy
tbat produces immediate results it cures
bronchitis, pneunor it, grippe r.nd throat
aod lung diseases It will prevent consump?
tion. J. S. Bugbson k Co.
The cotton ? traders felt better for a while
lait Saturday, for the first report from New
York showed an advance io May futures of
18 points from the close Friday, but later
raporta were discouraging, as futures dropped
ateadily aod May was soco in tbe neighbor?
hood of 9. Witbio m- past week Ma> futures
hive dropp.d from 9 68 to 8 93 aod many a
hope hac been blighted t>y this same slump.
Cotton futures took another tumble last
Thursday ar>d tboe?* who, had been buying on
tb*? l>;ea'<i during the few days previous
q.ire sick and needed med etil attention and
assistance to get under cover The cotton
future horse is a hard one to ride when it
ge's to b eking, and not a few of the amateur
j .ck>*vs have found ths pace too hot for them
? nd they have been seriouely bruised in th?
effort to kee.) in tbe race.
Rev. W. K. Snt-r, W. Catoo, If, V.,
writes, "I bad dyspt piu over twenty years
and tried doctors and medicines without
be'tfi'. I was persuaded to use Kodol Dys?
pepsia Cure aod it helped me from tbe dtart.
I believe it io be a panacea for all formt of
inditfstfcion." It digest wbat you eat. J
8. Hugbtoo k Co.
Tfc*re are sixteen portraits of the fair and
patr?i*.> daughters cf tbe south in the April
numbet. f The Delineator Tru article they
illustrate daalt with "The Patriotic Work of
Southern Women " It is a powerful teati
crany to the ability of southern women for
public organised work. Waldoo Fiwcett it
th* a .th...- and be touches bis sutjeel most
tympatbetically Tbe D^line .tcr can be pro?
cured from any newtdealar This It tbe
magviire that for 27 yeart has been full of
tnggestions for won so regarding tbe varied
affairs of hone management.
A charmirg reception was given on Th?rs
day aveniog by Miss A P Kwell to tbe
young ladies and gentlemen ol ber music
Class Tbera were IS couples preseot, chap?
eroned by Mra Aona Ciei e Tbe rooms bad
been elaborately decorated by tbe young
ladies. Over all the wails were trained smi
lax vines and palms, ferns and many cat
flowers were used in beautifying tbe place
Tba recital ball presented a beautiful picture
atone entered during the evening In tbe
f <r end of the room, againtt a lock ground
of crisp greeo trees, happy couplet sat en?
gaged in a game, while near the center a
cotillioo wat io progrest to the music of sev?
eral ttringed insirumentt, beyond tome
screens in tbe diaiance ; while in tbe fore
ground were atiil other eouplet, sooce at
merry games, othert chatting aod prome
oading Tbua tbe evening passed till! 1 30,
wbeo all marcbed into another roo n to
supper Tbe table wat beautiful io garlandt
of violets aod maiden hair fsrna. Tbe
guests remained for more tbao an bour after
sutler, while Mtaa Kwell entertained tbem
With many bright aod beautiful selections on
the piaoo.
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We bave saved many doctor bills since we
bugaa utlng Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy
in our borne. We k-i p a bottle open al
the time aod whenever any of my family or
myself begin to catch cold we begin to use
the Cough Remedy, and as a result we never
have to send away for a doctor and incur a
large doctor bill, for Chamb?r'ain'* Oofsgfc
Remedy r ever fails to cure It is certainly a
medicine of great merit and worth ? D. S
Meerkle, General Merchant and Farmer,
Mattto, Bedford couoty, Pa. For tale by A.
J. Cnioa.
A MUNICIPAL PRIMART OR?
DERED.
The Mass Meeting Last Night
Takes Usual Action.
Tbe mens meeting beld in tbe court bouse
leer Friday tight was not attended by a hrge
number ot voters at d the proceedings of tbe
meeting were without a single incident out*
ede of tbe routine followed at previous meet
IggnV
The mttMng was called to order by Chair?
man R, Rettenberg, and tbe orj?ct ot the
meeting stated tote to elect officers for the
tOloUg two years, elect ho executive cod
mittee, orrlcr a primary and transact all otbtr
ousine^ri necessary.
Mr H Rettenberg was elected president;
Mr. Shepard Nasb, vice presdeat, and Mr. H*
G, Osteeo, secretary.
On motion of Mr. H. C. Moses a resolution
was adopted that hereafter tbe executive com?
mittee sball consist of six members, to be
appointed by ibe president, and tbe officers
elected.
Mr. H. L. B. Wells moved tbat tbe usual
primary to nominate candidates be beld oo a
date to be named, and under rules to be
prescribed by tbe executive commit t e. Car
ried
Oo motion of Mr. Wells a resolution was
adopted tbat eertaio white republicans wbo
have heretofore participated in tbe primary
electioos be peimitted to vote, aod tbat tbe
executive committee is directed io prepare a
list of tbem for tbe guidance of the primary
managers
Tbe following geni'*meo were appoioted
on tbe executive commiteea : R. D; Loe, Neill
O'Donnell, 'J* C Kavaoaugb, John B. Wbil
den, Jobo M. Knight, J. H. Chandler.
Tbe meeting tbeo adjourned.
It is very bard to stand idly by aod ere
our dear ones suffer whi!e awaiting tbe
arrival of tbe docor. Ao Albany (N Y )
dairyman called at a drug -tore there for a
doctor to come nod see bis child, theo very
sick witb croup. Not finding tbe doctor io,
be lett word for him to com.' at once oo bis
return. He also bought a bottle of Cham
berlaio's Cough Remedy, which be boptd
would give some relief until tbe doctor should
arrive Io a few boors be returned, saying
the doctor need oot come, as tbe child was
much" better. Tbe druggist, Mr. Otto Scholz,
says tba family has since recommended
Chamberlain's Cougb Remedy to tbeir oeigb
bors aod frieods uotil he has a coostaot de?
mand for it from tbat part of tbe country.
For Site by A. J. China
Wolf Killed Near Lyuchburg
Postmaster Greeo. of Lyncbburg, killed a
large wolf near Lyncbburg ob Saturday
night. He skinned7 tbe beast and sent tbe
bide'to Florence as be believed be bad pnt
tbe finishing touches to tbe "bog bear" or
beast cf some descriptioo tbat had beee
killing dogs aod terrifying tbe inhabitants of
Florence aod vicioit} .
Tbe ''bog bear" ii still oo the wir patb,
however, and oo Saturday night made a raid
oo Timmuosville. The beast killed and ate
two setter puppies io Mr G-o Liyton's yard,
and ft puppy and a dog own.-M by
Policeman Privett Tbe dog was killed and
hilf eaten, and as tbe puppies were about
thr t; months old aud well grown, it isevi
dent that the be-tst has a voruc.oas appetite
-?????????>- ?OOSSBaw
Hlsinarck'a Iron Nerv?.
Was the re.?ult of his Ipltadld health. In
domituble wilt and trcin?nd?>us ervgy nro not
found where Stomach, Liver, Kidnoys and
Bowel? nre out of order. If you want these
qualitifii and the ruci <?. ? they brtag, uho Dr
King'ii New Life Pills They develop every
power of brain and body. Only 2?c at J. F.
W. DeLoruie'a Lrug Store. 2-6
A? ????>? ^tMttM>??
Hot Supper at Biehopville.
On Fridar nirht, .March le] a hot sunder
with oiher refresbnunt9, trill be Berved at
Bi?hopvi!!p for tbe benr?: of tbe Graded
BtvOwl of B'fbopvtlle A cuke w*.k aod
other entertaining fea'urrs are oo the pro*
gn.m.
Back Pay For Company M.
In the absence of all the officers of Co M,
Mr Herbert Moses, wrote Mr. W. B Evans
for infora ntion concerning tbe roooey now
in Columt ia tor the oid volunteers. The re?
ply given btlow if celf-explanatory :
Columbia, 8 C , March 8, 1930
Mr. Herbert A. Mose?, S'umter, S C ,
Dear Sir : In reply to ycur letter ot March
6?h. I will ray that the money now collected
is for State-pay, that i* before bring mustered
into the 8trvir?>of th" United States This
will all te caid through your captain or lifo?
tenants. I will nek then to get he persooal
receipts from eech man and file vitb us aod
then tbe money will be paid by check to
whom due through your lieutenants, With
bot wicht'?. Yours trulv.
W Boyd E/ane
Officers Elected
At a regular monttny tnoe ing of the Mis?
sionary Society of Magnolia Street Methodist
Church, beld last night, thr following ofti?
cers were eltcted to serve for one year :
President?Geo I Beaumoot.
Vice President?Willie Hougb.
Secretary ? R J Kennedy.
Treasurer?Miss Eilen Willeford.
Organist?Miss Anna Kennedy
During tbe last twelve months this society
had raised and expended about $60
Two Golden Weddings in One
Family
R*v. Von A Riser, attended the golden
wedding of bis grandfather and grandmother
ou his mother's Bide,' February 28, at Lees
ville, S C. About H years ago he attended
the golden wedding ot bis grandparents on
bis father's side. He is the oldest grandchild
on both sides, (to his mother's side there
are 36 grandchildren, and on his father's
about .10. At this golden wedding, February
281b, the grandchildren presented a gold
loving cup to the aged couple. This cup was
used on this occasion as a baptismal font tor
the baptising of two grandchildren and one
great grandchild for whom the grandparents
stood sponsors.
Mr ft S Hood was severely burnel by
melted solder while at work at the oil
mill a few days ago, and it is feared that his
nght will tie injured, as ibe melted solder
true, thrown over his ace and into his eyes.
The accident whs c?u;ed by the presence < f
water m the polder ladle, which was convert?
ed into tteam wnen the hot solder was dip?
ped mi. The steam noted a miniature ex?
plosion, throwing ibesoMer m all directions.
A good deal strucK him in the face and both
eyes are seriously burned, but it is thought
that tbt ir jury wi I not ba permanent.
MEETING OF CITY EXECU- I
T1VE COMMITTEE.
Primary Ordered For />pril 3rd.
The City Democratic Executive Committee
met at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon with all
members pnsmt, except Mr Neill 0'Doouell,
who is absent from the city.
Chairman H. Ryttenterg called the neet.
ing to order and statfd the business before
thn committee Mr. Shepard Na^b was
nominated rod elected treasurer.
A resolution was adopted ordering (he
mcoicital primary on Tuesday, April 3rd,
and if a second primary shall be nece.-s^ry it
to be held on Friday. April 6th.
The pledges of candidates mu6t be 6Ied
with the secretary and the assessments f.nid
on or before Saturday, March 31st The
assessments oo candidates ate, for Major $5,
Aldermen $2
A mas. meeting of CitiBSBI was called for
the tight cf At,r;i 3rd for the purpose of
t. Hording the candidates an opportunity to
address the voters.
A resolution was adopted inatructicg the
chairman to prepare a list of tbe white Re?
publican citizens wbora tbe managers may
may permit to vote.
Tbe rules for tbe government of tbe pri?
mary that were framed two years ago were
aracr.ded wherever necessary and then adopt?
ed tu a whole.
The chairman and secretary were instruct?
ed to have a sufficient number of cffistel
ballots printed.
Tbe following managers were appointed to
condict tbe primary : Jno A.'Reno, M. D.
Moore and John S Ricbardsoo.
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DOKS IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP ?
A theup remedy for coughs and colds h all
right, but you want something that will re*
lieve and cure tbe more severe ar.d dangerous
results cf throat and lung troubles. What
shall you do ? Qo to a warmer nnd more regu
lar climate ? Yes, if possible : if not possible
for you, then in -either case take the only rem?
edy that has ' een introduced in all civilizsd
ccuntries with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, '?iJjxchee's German Syrup." It
not only heals and stimulates the tissues to
destroy the germ diseases, but allays Inflam -
niiition, causes easy expectorat ion, gives a good
nightY rest, nnd cures the patient. Try one
bottle. Recommended many years by all drug?
gists in the world. For sale by A .T China. B
^?CUBAN RELIEF cures Colic,
euralgia and Toothache in
' live minutes. Sour Stomach and
Summer Complaints. Price 25c.
Sold by Hogbson-Ligon Co.
I biY<J just received a car load of Horses
and a oaf load of Buggies. Call and inspect
them. W. M. Graham.
March 7
IOaT?One black and tan Hound Biteb
__t oo Feb. 231, in Btateborg township
i lie cinder of same will be liberally reward d
if returned to J. T Frieraon, Jr., Stateourg,
B. C Mch 14?tf'
ly?7ANTED, foresab, Hickory, Doawood,
ff Perslffiixon, Walnut Loge. Southern
Hardwood Co., P. O. Bex 529 Charleston,
S. C. Nov 29?v
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
To my friends who so nobly supported me
before end tbe public generally : L-Wt|h to
annouoer? myeelt a candidate? for the office of
County Supervit'o-, promiliog to otand by
tr.e action of tbe Democratic primary.
Respectfully,
Mch .0* W il STALE
FOR CORONER.
Vu A D. M08B8, who has so ^ciently
filled the potmen of Coroner during the p ist
four y? ms la hereby i.orcinat'd for re-e.'ec
lion, subject to the Democratic i risrary. He
will rcc.ve the hearty support of
MANY VOTERS.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the cflTu'1 of Coroner of Slimier County sub?
ject to t ie reeult of the Democratic primary,
1 am acquHioted with tlit dutieo ? f ihe effiee
and if elected wil faitbful'y end efficiently
perform them. Tl ? support and ufljence of
the Democrats of the county il eolicited aud
will b3 appreciated. Respectful'v,
THOMAS M JONRS.
Estates of Alex. HI. Pitts aud
Oihers, Miuors.
IWILL APPLY to tbe Judge of Probate of
Sumter County on April 14, 19D0, fjr
a Final Discharge hj Guardian of persous and
estates in said Mir orf,
U M PITTS, Guardian.
Muri Ii 14, 1930.
Notice of Eeii
TheSt?t(?of South Carolina?Sumter Coun?
ty?Of?ce of supervisors of Registration,
Sumter County, Sumter, S. C , February
1st, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with an Act ot the General Assembly, and in
cooformrj with the requirements of the State
Constitution, the books for the registration
of all legally quali?ed voters, and for tbe
issuing of tran9tet8, ate,, will be open at the
office of Supervisors of Registration in the
court house, between the hours of 9 o'clock
a m . and 3 o'clock p. m , on the first Moo
day of each mootb, until thirty days before
the next general election. Minors who shall
become ot age during that period of thirty
days shall be entitled to registration before
the books are closed, if otherwise qua,ified
The requ tements tor a qualified voter are
that the applicant for registration shall be
able to rend and write correctly, or possess
in his own name property to tbe amount of
three hundred dollars, upon which he pays
taies. I. F. BURROWS,
T. D. DcBOSE,
J. M KNIGHT,
Supervisors of Registration Sumter Co.
Mch 1
Estate ol John S. Richardson,
DECEASED.
WE WILL APPLY totheJuugeor Pro
ba e of Sumter County on April 9tb,
190U, for a final discharge as Kiecutors of
Estate of said deceased.
R D. LEE,
MARI IN MOISE,
Maroh 8?4t Executors.
- ALL ElSfc PAILS
lough Sjrnp. Toatea Good
n timo. Sold by drogajjata
CION5UMPTION
.'I.
bn 1 8h| IS
AVbge table Prep araticn for As -
similating ?icFoodandRcgula
tiiig Hi? Stomachs andBowels of
nxs /Child RfcN
Promotes DigestionCiieerful
nessrtndFtest.Contains neither
Opiurn>Iorphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
Ikapc ofOldJJrSAMVELPITCHEn
Fitmpkut SetJL
Jlx.Senna *
liodiilU Salts -
^4n#je J< t d *
Rjjpermint -
JhCariona&Sod* *
mm Seed -
Clnnf?d Sugar ?
MlniMHarm
Apcrfect Remedy for Constipa
tion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
aess and Loss of Sleep.
"Facsimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
monlhs old
35Do*cs-35Cents
EXACT COPY HF WRAP/-EB.
HERE V
With the largest stock of goods tbat we hav
better prepared to serve our customers. It w
prices before buying elsewhere. In addition |i
band, will say tbat we are ageots for maoufact
direct to your nearest stations, and in this w
wbicb we aill furnish with plejenre upoo.app
New A:
1 car White Corn,
1 car be*t Pearl O.its.
1 car good Rice,
2 cars Flour,
1 car .NUfct and Lard,
600 ceses Canned Ga^ds,
Tobaccos, Cigar
?00 Jbs Schnaps, 34 a :d 35c per lb
500 lbs Mahle Tobacco 34c per ib
300 lbs Sweet Apple, 34c per lb
400 lbs Cock Robin, 3">c per lb
10 ? lbs Long Cotton, 30c t er Ib
1C0 It s Blue Jav, 30 ? per Ib
10 i Ita Jay Bird, .?4c pet Ib
100 ibs Vlabiee, 33c per lb
1 CO lbs Dndy's Dollar, 34c per lb
tOO les I.alia Rookh, 32c per lb
200 lbs Rad Eye, 27c per lb
100 the E rly Bird, 35: per Ib
100 Ibs tiittle Axe, 34c per Ib
Other braods rot mentioced.
The Roller Kin^ fane
best?Try
Cross
Phone 53.'
One
Hoi
One car rSe
three, four a
Ali
L's, Y's a
mal
Resp
H. H
Suinter, S. C, Fe
CHARLES G. LESLIE,
Wholesale and Retail Commission Dea'trio
Oysters, Game and Poultry.
Stalls No. 1 and 2 Feh Market.
Office, Nos. 18 and 20 Market Street.
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
Consignments of Couniry Produce, Poultry,
Eggs, Ac , are respectfully solicited.
Prompt returns male.
Fish picket in barrels and boxes for the
country trade a specialty.
Uec 6 x
Estate of M. Peterson Mayes, Sr.,
Deceaseds
1WILL APPLY to the Judge of Probate of
Sumter County, on March 21st, I960,
tor a Final Discbarge as Admims rntrix of
aforesaid Estate.
Mas. NAOMI F. MAVKS.
Feb 21?41 Administratrix*
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
I of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CUSTOM
w^E ARE,
e had since we bare beea in business and
ill be to your interest to see ob or get oar
> eupolyiog you from our immense stock oo
urere, packers aod millers, aod can sbip too
ay can save you freight. Ask as for prices,
licftiioo.
rrivals,
I 350 boxes Starch,
60 bays Ccffee.
1 car Salt,
175 boxes Soap,
100 cases Star Lye,
Molasses aod Sugar.
8 and Cheroots.
Old Va. Cbercots.
Old Glory Cheroots,
3 Rutler Cberoots, v
World Best Cheroots,
B g "T'' Cigars,
Lnd7 Bird Cigars,
Captain Cutler Cigars,
ALL AT FACTORY PRICES.
Duke'6 Mixture,
Duke's Cameo.
School Boy,
Yellow Leaf, Maryland Club,
acd
Powhatan witb pipes?Smoking Tobaccos.
y patent Flour is the
a barrel.
well & Co.
eceived:
Car
?ses.
iwer Pipe?
nd five inch.
SO
nd T's to
Ich.
ectfully.
A It It V .
b. 9, 1900.
BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Will sell a limited number of Sittings cf
Kggs trom this popular variety of fowl at
$2 per 13.
Buff Rocks are large, handeome fowls, with
cit'tn yellow legs, yt-liow skin and beautiful
r>uff plumage Tbev grow rapidiy and aer
wo derful layers Buy some eggs and rear a
yard of fowls different from vour neighbor.
DR. D. B. FRONTIS,
Feb 7 ?2m Ridge Soriog, S C.
Cotton Planters
who are interested io high prices for cotton
next fall cm hear of something to their ad?
vantage by scnd>og a postal card at once to
TBK ADAMS COTTON ^COMPANY,
Feb 14?lm Char lesion, 8. C.