The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, May 16, 1900, Image 4
Tae Smmmir Wat- *man wu toaodeo
? 1850 tod the TV** Souf Arc* id 1866.
Tbe r?ate Aosor asa' SoeSArtm tow bis
lit oom bleed eiroulttioo sod influence
of botb of the old ptpert, tod is mstu?
fen I y the boot sdvertising medium io
Sooner
Tbo (Irtad Lodge, Knights of
Pythits, will bo invited to moot io
Samter oest yeer Too Pytbisne, end
tvtry other oititen of Suaiter, hire
plttstot roooileotions of the meeting
of tbo Orood Lodge Io this oity s
itw yeora of o, sad it it hoped tbtl
tbtt body oo w io tottioo io ?b tries
too will tooept tbo invitttioo tod
givt tbit oity tbo pletttire of toter
ttioiag tbo Pytbitot tgtlo.
Too Boor ffor ooooot bo protrtettd
stooh loiftr for tbo overwbelmiog
force of tbo British traiy will orotb
tbo comptrttively tmtll trmy tbo
Boort tow htve io tbo field Tbo
borgbtrt of tbo Trtntvttl will bo
tble to oootiooe hostilities by diwid
tog their orwy ioto tmsll btodt tod
bortttiog tbo British outposts, bat
tbo odds tgtiott tboai trt too grtst
tod tbtlr gtlloot fight for iodepeod
oooo it dootted to defett.
Tbo probibitiooists of tbit ooooty
bore deoiootd t prefereuoe for Ool.
?loo. A. Hott oo o otodidtto for
governor, sod til' thiogs considered.
tbo oboioo to tbo wisest ibtt they
oosjld bevo sttde. Ool Hoyt it wtll
tod fsvoroblv known throughout
Booth Ottplios. bt btt bottt of per
toosl fftoodt io tvtry ooooty, tod if
toy probibitioo otodidtto oto win
bo ooo.
Tbo viewt ot K W Dtbbo oo the
rood qaeotioo ood os to the solo of
tbo State farms coincide, io the snsio,
witb oar vitws, bat bt goes to Urge
ly into detsils. ts to the meaner tod
methods for utilising the convicts,
tfttr tbo formt tbtll bo sold, thtt wt
fe?v bo will otood tbt msin ittae tnd
orotlt opposite whore none ezittt
Si present A mtn rosy fofor tbt
tols of tho Stste fsrms tod tbo ate of
oooticts to build rotdt. bat bt mty
bo decidedly opposed to tome of tbe
toggestiooe thrown oat by Mr
Dtbbs. or tbtt msy be mtdt by otbtrt.
For l bio re toon wt do not regtrd
witb ftvof tbo tttempt to plto to for
tbetd So mtoy of ot tre tgretd
tbtt the Stete fsrms should bo told
bootase tbey tre ooprofittble, orette
onfsir competition with tbt ftrmtrt
of tbe Stste, tod tie wroog in princi
pie. tbtt it sppesrs wisest to at for
tbo oeropsign to be msde directly on
tbt i osotrtl ides Wo do not tgree
with K W D when be t?seris "tbst
tory few of our people will tppreciste
to* tmporttoce of good rotdt tod tbt
doing twsy witb convict firming.99
Oo the cootrtry, we belters tbtt our
people now ttkt mure inter*-i tbto
over before io good rosdt tod tbtt
tbey otve t truer spprecistioa of
tbttr ir^octtooc VVt know tbtt t
msjoniy of those who h**e giren the
t|testion of convict fsnning thought
ftil considerslio?. tre sgreed thst thus
ftr it btt been t delusion tnd t sosre.
We know ihst tbo people who live
tty where ncsr the Stste fsrms tre
prrpsred to tarnish informstion tbst
wilt ooofinoe si.y retsontble mso
tbtt tbt Stste forms hsve been t
positive injury to the formers in tbe
o*ignborho4?d. We have sufficient
coi.hMrnee in ths intelligence of the
voters of Somter county to feel con
fident tbst whon the mstlur it foirly
presented to Ihent they wi.l see st
ooce where tbo public interest lies
ttd will vote tocordingly We do
oot believe ibtt tbe csodidste who
comee not sqosrely for the ssle of
tbe .Stole fsrms ss soon ts t foir
price ctn be retiized, snd gives the
restons for his position will he de
tested oo sooooot of bis views
Olorlaas Nswa.
C?ati frssi Dr. I? B. Cargil*. of Waablts, I.
T. Iis write* . ' Foi.r botllee of Klectrio Bit
tsrt be* eure? Mri. Brewer, of eerofula, which
ksd eassad bar grast eufs'ing for yssra. Tar
nble ??rsa wenhi braak ost on har bead sod
fses, ess Iba Weit asstori eoulu givs so help;
bst bsr turs U sea stete sod ber health ia as.
eel lest " TUia aboaa wbat tbouiandt have
atoeed?tbst tlsetrle Uittara ia lbs beat blias
psriser bsaaa. It Is the eupreaae .. meJy for
?caeaea, tatter, salt rheum, uleare, boile sod
rmaslBg s?<m. It atisislstM litsr, kidoeje
and bowel*, sipsU poiaooi. belpt digestion
bailds ss lbs ?trssgth. Oslj 51 essti. dold
?y J. F* W. DaLorwe, Druggiit. Guaranteed
4
? ?Mea?sbv?a>e>--^bw?^?-??
aHttsrttbay? Psllssstsr, Htsoderd Deeigs
sr. H. O. Ottttt * Oo., Liberty Street.
Weekly Crop Bulletin
Colombia. S 0 , Mej 15, 1900 ?
Tba wsek eodiog 8am Moooay,
May 14tb. bad a reoge of temperature
from a manmum of 9*2 degrees no tbe
8tb to a mieimum of 40 degreee on tbe
11ib Oa iba 10 b atd li b there
wert ligbt from io Cherokee, 0 lletoo,
Qrteofille aod 8perteobarg Ceooties
There were oomerous tod io pleoee
beoafieiel, ehowere oo the 9 b. over tbo
oeotral portioos of the State Aloog
the immediate oosst tbe raiofaii was
eery light, aod tba eirreme Westert
portioot bad oo raio Poilowiog tbe
?boaere oams cooler weather aod high,
dryiog wiods ; both eooditiooi pro?ed
bsrmfal to erope. Clayey leads are
baked end. hard, aod break op oloddj.
Raioa art needed ofar tba aotire State
aod for all eropa agaept rioe ; it ia
especially oaadad to germioate reeeotly
plaotad ooro and aotloo Deaagiog
bail oeearred io portiooe of Oraogeborg
Coooty, wbara io plaoaa ataoda of eoro
aod oottoo ware destroyed The weath?
er eooditiooa doriog the week wera
very favorable for farm work
Earlj ooro bae generally, good etaods,
aod in tba aaataro eeo'iooe ia koee high
aod raoaivad it aeoood plowiog Cot
aod heart worms are damaging etaods.
Io tba wastaro ssotioos bottoms are
beiog praparsd aod plaoted, where tba
groood ia It io work, bat oooeiderable
areas are yal to plaot Tbe eool
weather yellowed eoro aod obeeked ita
growth ,
Gottoo ? offered from tba reeeot oool
oigbte which eaueed it to toro red. sod
oo ssody Isods the plaots are dying io
plaoes. Early plaotad oottoo bae good
ataoda aod la beiog plowed aod chopped.
Recently plaoted oottoo oeeds rsio to
briog it op. Plaottog ia not finished
over the westero portioos. 8omo oona
plaiots of grassy fields oootiooe, bot to
o leas esteot tbao last week. Some
Saids have been plowed op aod replant?
ed oo aeoooot of ibe graee Sea ielaod
oottoo baa eioelieot ataoda, bot oesds
raio aod warmer weather.
Tobaooo ia praotieally all plaoted,
aod very good Staudt have been se
eared.
Rise wss severely iojared by tbe
freshet io tbe Combehee river, bat re?
ceived lese injury from bigb water io
tba Qeorgetowo district tbao bad beeo
aottaipated. Tho oool oigbte were to
jariooa. Planting eootioaes.
Wbost has oot beeo seriously injured
by rust, wbioh is doon-ding It is
hesdiog well, bat tin crop as a whole
ia ont as promieiog as it was a month
ago. Oats are ripening io Hampton
ooaoiy This erop needs raio badly
White potatoca have poor staoda io
plsees, bot generally are doiog well,
eieep that bugs are very oomorooe.
Large shipment* are beiog made from
the Charleston distriots, where, how?
ever, the yield ia below the averege.
aweet potato drawa are plentiful sod
eoue have beeo set oat Osrdeos oced
raio. Maloos aod sogsr osoe look
wall Frail proepiote continue prom?
ising, eieept that apples sod pears eoo
tioos to blight Berries of all kiods
promise to bs vsry plentiful
CORRESPONDENTS' REPORTS.
Abbeville? \bbeville : A light
ehower oo the b.b, followed by a oold
N E. wind, wbioh caused cotton to die
oo aaody lands ; into planted oottoo
oot eomiog up, owiog to la of
moiatore ; early cotton aod ooro beiog
worked ; some oottoo yet to plaot ;
wheat doiog fairly well ; oate oot so
well ; warm raio occded ?R S
8ot>dley.
Florence?Effiogbsm : Where stands
are good, farming operatioos aro pro
greesiog nicely ; oottoo ohopped sod
plowed ; ooro worked ; abtoooe of rsio
prevcoio about ooe third of ibo oottoo
orop "rom beiog plaoted ; small graioe
aod gsrdeoe aro taffericg for raio aod
warm weather.?A J Howard
Georgetown ? Plautertvillo : Thun
der etorm sod fios rsio oo Wednesday,
followed by a eool wave ; rivsrs falling
rapidly ; rioe oot eo much mjurtd as
bed beeo anticipated ?B P Fraser.
Clareodou?Aloolo : The oool oighta
aod northeast winds had a damaging
affeot on all orope ; graee growing fast;
sosse aottoo will have to be plowed op
aod replaoted oo aoaouot of grass and
baked lands ? K D Hodge.
Bsrkelay?Chloora : Coro sod oottoo
plaotiog almost completed ; oot very
good ataoda of late plaotiogs ; weather
dry, raio Deeded to briog up late
oottoo ; cultivation about aa usual ?
J 8 Tylsr.
Kerabsw?Tiller's Ferry : A mueb
needed raio oo tbe 8th stopped work io
aottoo fields, aod many farmers ate
badly "io tba grata a majority have
finished chopping aottoo aod are giving
eoro a aaoood plowiog ; tobsoso ssttiog
?aarly Itiahad ; gardtoa poor ; awaat
\
potato drauf oouiiug up slowly.?J W
Gardoer.
Rionltnd?Cmgaree : A muoh
needed run fell od the 9 h, the firm in
two wofkfl ; tbe good ofJtfC?9 were, how?
ever, negatived by a oolci wild whiob
f,)i|..w d (or forty eight hours ; ooro is
smell tod yellow ; uld oottoo looks
better ; wheat it heading weil and
promises s good yield ?J P Smith.
Spartanburg?Umso: No rain tiooe
tbe 2? h of April ; lands very bsrd io
place* ; ell orops seem to oeed rain ;
light froits on the 10th tod 11th
iostsnt ; some oottoo beiug worked,
bu< greater portion of erop oot op to
fail stands ; some land* oot planted.?
E J Fiooh
Marion?Tcmperenae : Oats were
beginning to suffer for rain, also
tobsooo that bad been traosplaoted, bat
t light shower oo tbe ?.h relieved
both ; the eool weather of past two
days eheeked growth of ooro aod
oottoo ; more rain aod higher tempers
tare oeeded by all orops ezetpt wheat.
?J R Reaves.
210 MINUTES FR^a CUERAW
TO COLUMBIA.
Tbe new mtil tnd passenger tched
ale of tbe Seaboard railroad went
into effect today, May 10. Speaking
of it the State atyt :
By the Seaboard's new schedule
the resident of Cbersw csn leave st
6 15 t m tnd the resident of Cam
den tt 8 22 t m. tnd reach Columbia
tt 9 46 t m. Reluming tbey can
leave tbit city at 6 20 p m , the
Cttnden man reaching home at 1 40
p m and the Cberaw man tt 9 57 p.
m Tbey oan breakfast before they
attrt or after tbey arrive here, and
sup upon their return to their homes.
They will htve 8J hours in Columbia.
That this will be t most convenient
schedule to them goes without say?
ing And it will be Colombia's fault
if her merchants do not draw locreaa
ed trade from tbtt part of tbe Mate
ts t result of the incressed accessi?
bility of thit city.
An accommodation train leaving
Camden tt 3 50 p. m will reach
Columbia tt 5 45 p m , so that on
the occasiou of fine theatrical or
other evening attractions in Oolum
bia tbe Camden people can come
over tud enjoy them with us, return
ing home esrly next morning After
twbile we shall expect to see special
trains operated between Columbia
tnd Camden for these special pur
posee.
All in til, the new schedules of
tbe Senbotrd tpprotch tbe ideal.
Tbey will suit Columbia snd Camden
tud Chertw tnd til points on tbe
line up to Hsmlet ; and they will
suit the Stste tnd its subscribers tnd
the buudredt of future retdert wbo
htve never before enjoyed the plots
ure of t morning ptper tt their
breakfast tables Congratulations til
round tre in order The Seaboard
Air Line trtins start for their Popu
larity terminus with a full bead of
steam on
Tom Hsrlstock has been sentenced
to 20 years ?n tbe penitentiary for
manslaughter in Ssluda county
Bids have been called for on the
new $100.000 union depot in Colum
bia. *Tbe depot is to be compieted
within six months
There were 78 young physicians
before the State board of examiners
in Colombia yesterday. Eight were
negroes.
Bud Ward died at Reedy River
factory, Greenville county, on Sun
day of virulent smallpox after only a
few days illness His wife and aeven
children are all down with tbe dis?
ease
A Hampton county mechanic has
discovered what he believes to be a
aore remedy to prevent car boxes
from beooming too hot for travel
The invention is said to be very
effective, although it is s simple
device After obtaining a patent he
will submit it to tbe trlsl and inspec?
tion of vsrious rsilroad officials,
sat i i i i ?
Mr E. M. Peoples, of Hampton
county, oootioues to be very saoeessful
with the ioeubttor aod brooder. Ho
oow has oo haod about 1,000 young
ohiokoos whiob he is rogularly shipping
to neighboring towos.
He Fooletl the Murgeone.
All doctors told lUnick Hamilton,of Wea
Jeflenon, O , aller suffering IS mouths from
Rectal FletalSi he would die unless a Softly
oporalion was performed ; but hu cured himself
witb five I) '\es of Bueklon's Arnica Solve, the
?urest Pilo cure on eiirtu, and the best Salve in
the world. 25 cents a box- bold bv J. F. W
DeLorine, Druggist. 4
Tried Friends Best.
For thirty years Tutts Pills have
proven ablessing to the invalid.
Are truly the sick man's friend.
A Known Fact
For bilious headache, dyspepsia
sour stomach, malaria,constipa
tion and all kindred diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
AN ABSOLUTE CURE.
CANDIDATES.
FOR SOLICITOR.
I tm a candidate for re election to the
office of Solicitor, and again solicit the sup?
port of the voters of the Third Circuit, sub?
ject to the action of the Democratic Drimariei.
JOHN 8 WILSON.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA
TIVES.
I hereby announce mts'lf a candidate for
tbe House of Representatives, subj) t to the
actloo of the Democratic primary.
THOS O. McLBOD
FOR CONGRESS.
Bon J Wk. STOKES is hereby announced
as a candidate for re-election to Googress in
tbe Seventh district, subject to tbe Demo?
cratic primary.
FOR SHERIFF.
Believing E. T WINDHAM to be a suita?
ble man for Sheriff of Sumter county, we
hereby announce him a cmdidete for tbe
office, subject to tbs action of tbe Democratic
primary election. May 9*
The friends of Deputy Sheriff JAMBS E
GAILLARD take pleesure 10 nominating
bim for 8btriff of Sumter Coun:y, surjjct io
tbe action of ibe Democratic primary His
ioou and efficient service es Deputy Sheriff,
his faithful discharge of every doty devolv
ing upoo htm and bis thorough familiarity
with i rer? detail oecee?ary to tbe proper
admiuistratiou of thn sheriff's cffice qualify
bim for tbe positioo.
Tbe friends of HARRY W. SCARBOR
OUGH would respectful!? present bis name
to tbe Democratic voters of Somter county at
the approaching primary as being a suitable
man for Sheriff of Suaiter county, feeling
assured that be will ne acceptable to tbe eu
tire people
Tbe voters of Sumter county are asked to
support for sheriff William H. Epperson, a
true and tried Democrat, a man who was *
gallant Confederate soldier und served (our
years in tbe ranks He \3 corrpetenTand will
faithfully discbarge tbe duties of the office
ifelected. COMRADES.
CLERK OF COURT.
Gertlemro: I want to be elected to the
office of Clerk of ibe Court for Somter Couu
t.v No one has ask?d n e to be a candidate
(I guess they just didn't think of it). I
trust, however, you will not forget me at the
Democratic primary election, which will set*
tie tee question, who shall be clerk? as tar as
I am coucemed. Hoping to be jours at tbe
primary, I am
Very respectfully,
J. W. DENNIS.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
re e'.ectiou to tbe office of County Supervisor
of Somter County, sutj'Ct to tbe action of
tbe Democrat c Primary, and pledge myself
to support the nominees of the Democratic
party. MARION LORN
Mb FRBAN MELLETT is nominated for
County Supervisor, surject to the result of
the Democratic primary He is a competent
man for tbe position, a Democrat who de*
servee tbe support of the party, and if be is
elected will render faithful and valuable
services DEMOCRAT.
To my friends who so nobly supported me
before and tbe public generally : I wish to
annoonce myself a candidate for tbe office of
County Supervisor, promising to stand by
tbe action of tbe Democratic primary.
Resoectfnlly,
Mcb 10* W. H SKALE
FOR CO. SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION.
Believing that tbi acquaintance of tbe
present incumbent, J. ED W IN REM BERT,
with tbe duties of the cflice, tbe various
teacberu, trusteee and needs of the several
communities of tbe county qualify bim for
tbe i flkh of County Superintendent of Edu?
cation, and that be is heartily interested in
tbe duties thereof, we nominate bim for re?
election, subj?ct to tbe action of the Demo?
cratic Primary. MANY VOTERS.
FOR CORONER.
Mr. S1 itor : You will please anoounce
SAMUEL F FLOWERS a candidate for
Coroner for Sumter County and ohlige
HIS FRIENDS.
Mu A. D. MOSES, who has so efficiently
rilled tbe position of Coroner during tbe past
four yrata, is hereby nominated for re elec
tioo, subject to the Democratic primary. He
will receive tbe bearty support of
MANY VOTERS.
I beretiy announce myself a candidate for
tbe office of Corooer of Somter County sub?
ject to the result of tbe Democratic primary.
I am acquainted with tbe duties wf tbe cftice
and if elected will faithfully and efficiently
perform them. The support and influence of
tbe Democrats of the county is solicited and
will bs appreciated. Respectfully,
THOMAS M. JONES
PUBLIC NOTICE.
IT HAS come to tbe atteotion of tbeCoonty
Board of Commissioners that persons
cultivating land adjicent to tbe public high?
ways have, at different place in tbe county,
plowed into lbs bigbvray, to tbe great annoy?
ance and hindrance of tbe traveling public.
Tbe board bas considered tbe matter and
deems it its duty to notify and warn all per?
sons not to obstruct or in any manner to
plow up or interfere with tbe public high?
ways of the county.
For tbe information of tbe public tbe fol?
lowing section of the road law is published :
"Tbo road bed shall be not less than six
teeo nor more than twenty feet wide, exclu?
sive of sidediichts, roots and other obstruc?
tions, unless otherwise ordered by tbe County
Board of Comuiissioners "
Overseers of roads are rcipealed to give
publicity to and enforce said notice and
warning.
By order of tbe board.
TriOS V. WALSH, Clerk.
May 9?'it
Hammocks at H. 0, Osteen k Co'e.
Hammocks from 50c to |4 at tbe book
stare of H. G. Osteen A Oo.
CROSSWEL.L, & CO
Did yoa know that we have tbe largest aod most complete lioe of Groeeriee
of Hoy boose io Somter, sod always prepared to meet tbe demaods io oor line?
Our trad.! bag grown to such extern that we are forced to heve more room.
In additioo to oor large store and warehouse that we now have, we are fittiog op
a 90-foot warehouse between tbe Atlantic Coast Line and Southern depots is
order that wo may be in better position to supply tbe demaods.
In addition to our large stock of goods oo band, we have lots of goods
bought at factories that we oao ship dirrot to you and save you ruocey.
"We give you a FEW PRICES BELOW, bot as we have not space to give
you a full list of prioes, will ask that you write or come and get oor prices wbioo
we will furoish wi'b pleat-are.
Best large Lump Starob, 40 lb boxes.3^ |b
Best Soda, 60 lb boxes, 1 lb packages, at.{2 per box
Star Lye, 93 per case, 4 d(Z30. Delivered in 5 oase lots
Rex Baking Powders \ and l ib cane, (3 60 per oaso of 100 .1. and 50 lbs De?
livered io 5 case lots, with 1 ease Rex. Soda, 60 lbs , free.
TEA?Good Blaek and Greco, 10 lb caddies. 359 iD
DIME MILK?Four doien in ease, at $3 50 per ease
OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOT8?Three for 5o at . . $12 50 per thoasaod
OLD GLORY CHEROOTS-Five for 10c $14 per thousand
CIGARS?Tbe finest 5a Cigars on tbe market $35 per thoosaodi
SCHNAPPS TOBACCO?10 lb eaddies . . . . S5o per lb
EARLY BIRD TOBACCO?10 lb eaddies .... 35o per lb
SWEET APPLE TOBACCO?10 lb caddies .... 34o per lb
LALLA ROOK TOBACCO?10 lb caddies .... 32c per lb
BIG WHISTLE TOBACCO?10 lb caddies .... 36o per lb
RED EYE TOBACCO?8 plogs to poood, 10 lb caddies . 27e per lb
FLOUR, MEAL, LARD, BACON, GRITS, MOLASSES,
Aod other goods at lowest prioes. Ask for prioes which we will furoish you.
Cro?swell & Co.
Phone 53. _ Sumter, S. C.
Summen* is Coming!
The weather of the past few days would indicate the near
approach of Summer, and the consequent necessity of pro?
viding one's self with appropriate wearing apparel.
In looking around for your wants in this line, do not fail to
give us a call for we feel assured we can supply a liberal
percentage of your needs. Our Hne of
WASH MATERIAL
AND WHITE GOODS
Is the most complete we have ever carried, and the man?
ner in which we have been selling them is a guarantee
to us that
The Styles and Prices are Right. ,
Already our stock is badly broken in some lines which we
hope soon to replenish. There has been a great deal said
about the advance in prices of Dry Goods, but we see no
justification for this, except in domestic goods, such as
bleached, brown and plaid homespuns, that are directly
affected by the price of cotton, the advance is not appa?
rent. We are still selling
A Good Print
36-in Percales
at 5c per yard
at 8 l-3c per yard
These are in very desirable patterns plaids and stripes,
suitable for Shirt Waists or Children's suits.
Woven Madras ClOth, in plaids and stripes, at IOC
Probably the best value we have in our stock, and most
appropriate for this season of year is
a
Our India Linens.
For some years we have been buying this class of goods in
short lengths
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS.
The goods are perfect, and buying them in that manner
and the quantities we do, we are selling them at
25 to 33 -per cent less than regular goods
Our Line of Silk Waist Patterns
Are very attractive. The prices range from 50c to $1 pr yard
We will be pleased to send samples of anything in stock.
O'DONHELL 1 CO.
t
The Larpt and Most Complete oharles c. Leslie,
Wholesale sod Retail Commission Dea'er in
3?" X fiss 3?C
Gco. S. Hacker & Son, 0ysT: NGa,m!2a"?uPkoultl'y'
' Stalls No. 1 sod 2 F<sh tfsrket.
Office, Not. 18 aod 20 Market Street.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Consignments of Country Produce, Poultry,
Eggs, kc , are respectfully solicited.
Prompt returns msde.
Fish packed in barrels aod boxes for the
country trsde s specslty.
Dec 6 x
-MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Moulding & Building
Material.
office und Wartroosat, King, opposite Csn
non Street,
CHARLESTON* S. C.
JOf* Pnrrhasr our nmke, which w?> guaraiitt
superior to any Bold South, and
thereby h?ti? money.
Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty
October 16?o
THE BANK OF SUMTER,
SUMTER, S. C.
City and County Depositary
Capital t>tock paid in, . . $75,000 00
Undivided surplus, . . 16,000 00
Individual liability of stockholders
in excess of their stock, . 75,000 00
Transacts a general banking business | also
has a Ssfings Bank Department. Deposits of
$1 snd upward received. Interest allowed st
tbe rate ot 4 per cent, per annum, payable
serai-annual! j.
W. F. B. HAYNSWORTH, President.
Marion Moisb, W. F. Riamb,
Vice-president. Cssbier.
Jsn 31.