The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, July 04, 1900, Image 5
WKDNE3DAY, JULY 4,1900
Entered nt th* i'ott OiKce at Sumter %S !
(7., at Second Clan Mitter.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bank uf Sumter? Jn'emeot
Mi Cm Tewi thin? K'rc'sn of /Teachers
T. 0 HcatTj ?Well. II? pel H ive Arrived
Sooth Carolina Military Academy ? Brne
Sciary Scholarsblpe.
PERSONAL.
?Ire. II B Bloom|ie visiting in Charlotte,
N. 0.
Bishop J. J. Ilooagbao ia visiiiog bis rela?
tives here.
Mr. I D. Kyle, of tbe Seaboard Air Lioe,
is la tbe eitj.
Ilr. B. R Neab, who has been quite sick
is noch better.
Mise Sosie Darr is oo a visit to Mr. H. L.
Darr io Florence
Mite Adele LicLeod, of Rsmbert, visited io
tbe city Uet week.
Mrs es M. Dick, of Stateburg, speot last
Thursday ia tow a
Editor B 0. Bristow, of Darlington, speot
Monday Io towo.
Miss libel Adkieeoo is visiiiog her eon. |
Mrs. A. P. Flowers.
Mrs E. J Harby and children hate gone
toSollivas'b Island.
Mr. R 0. Pordy weo: to Sparte ".borg
Monday morning oo business '
Miss Hattis Stobbs of Leicester, Marlboro
Co. is f nittiog Miss Alice Subbt.
Mr. Jjo S Bird, of Charleston, is visiting
hie daagbter. Mrs W. /. L. Marshall.
Mrs. I. V. Spann, of Cbsrleetoo, is visit*
?ng bar daughter, Mrs. A. P. Vioeoo.
Mr. D. J. Cbsodler bss gooe to Asheville,
S. 0., to spend several weeks or longer.
Mr. George Levy after speodiog s week io
Cbsrleetoo returned borne Thursday morning.
Misses Hattit, Jeoole aod Sydoev Doar of
MrOMIsovtlle are visiting Mrs George D
Shore.
Mies Haddit Clarke, or Atlanta, is speed
>ag a few days with ber brother, Mr. T. H.
Clarke
Mrs H. D. Boyd sad daughter. Looise,
have gooe on s vieit to '.???lives io Bast Ten?
Dr. N G. Oeteee, Jr., lef. Monday night
for Barrls Springs to attend tbe State Denial
Association.
Mr. T P. Sanders, of Hagood, was io tbs
city last Tq a red ay oo bis way boose from
New York
Mr. George E Hatcbioeco left Monday
for Vtrgi.ua. where he will speod a mooth at
bit old home
Mm. H I Diekioe aod family have gooe
?o Try oo, N C , to spend the remainder of
the so mater.
Misses Maaaie Boyle aod CarrieBrowo sfisr
visiting io Cberleetoo aod Ssvsooah, have
retoroed to this city.
Mrs L. 8 Carsoo|bas goo* to Charleston
to speod ssveral weeks with h?r pareots, Rev
aod Mrs. Jobo Kersbsw.
Misses Lueile aod Bdoa Hugbsoo left Sat?
urday mormag for Anderten where they
will spend several weeks.
Miseae Nellie aod Margie Mooagbao are st
boote from Wilsaiogtoo, Delaware, where
tbty have beta at school
Mr Botile Mosas who he* attended the
Georgia School of Technology during the
pest year ia at hosts for lbs socamer.
Mr. (J. Weetoo McGrew, s member ofeTba
Daily Item force, is off oo a leo days for
losgh. He will visit in Oreogebarg Coaoty.
Mr. Edmonds Pogeo, has eolisted io tbe
Sisth U. 8 C??alry. His regimeot esiled
frosa Sao Francisco, Gel., Sunday for Tsko,
Cbisa.
Dr. Geo W Dtek has gooe to Harm
Springs to attend tbs annual meeting of tbs
Stole Deoial Aseocietloo, of wbich body he
is secretary.
Csdst Hutchinson, of Rock Hill, speot Ism
Wedoesdav ia this city with rslstives. He
Jefi seat morning for boote, accompanied by
Bugeoe aod Noole Dick.
Mr and Mrs. L. B. Dorset sod their niece
Mies Barle, of Aodersoo, will leave to-mor?
row oo s trip to Norfolk, Va , Washington
aod New York.
Mrs. A B. Kennedy has gon? to Heqder
eoovills, N O.
Mrs V M Spann and little son have gone
to Ueadersooville, N C
Mr. T. H. Clark left yesterday for Mendt
sosvills, N 0.
The drug sioree will observe Sunday hour.*
to day.
Tbe Aael Recital of Somter School of Mo
sic will i>? giveo oo Thursday, July Stb, at
tbe Opera Bouse
Mr. Henry Paooill writes from Darliogtoo
'bat be bss derided to loea'e permanently in
Suotter aod will start a paiot factory.
The city was without time Monday night,
:he Giiy Hall clock haviog s'opped about 9
o'o'.ock sod wss oot stsrted again until tbii
morning
Small is sise aod great in retul's are De
Witt's Littls Early Risers, tbe famous little
pills that cleaese tbe liver and bowels. Tbey
do aot gripe ?J 8 Hugbsoo k Co.
Frost all sections of tbe coooty comes tbe
complaint thai tbe grass is outgrowing tbe
crept.
The auctioo sate of lots iast week shows
thai Sumif r people have coofldeoce In Sum?
ter real relate aod will buy ii as so invest?
ment wbeo ao opportuoily offers
The Blaek River road should be opened
this susssser if Sumter is to have a first class
tobaeco market aod 'oetrol the larger par' of
tbe tre4s io tbe sooth eastern portion of tbe
couoty.
All who suffer from piles will be glad io
earo that DeWitt's Witch H%zal Salve will
give then tostaot aod permanent relief. It
will core ecsema and ?M skin diseases Be?
ware of eoooisrfeite ? J S Hugbsoo k Co.
Wheo is the bsod stand io be built on tbe
Monumental Sqnere. Two months have
patted since tbe st?re? t>?tfan dosing ?t t>
o'clock. Out there is no tund yet, although
it bad te?n ialk?d of for months.
It is stated oo good authority that the
diipenaanee are eellinc itq tor ,u lets trt>?',
III aial postage*, which u a violation of
the law
The plan ?o have * h<xr> w?pi bsx ?
attfjsjsjg Maasgbaa sod Utlgar leassi befori
toey go i<i wiltajag is h?* fu'ie'i throat h
.1 the p?op> 'f S'Jrnler wi l r.,.t h.iv? lb?
?> eat'ire of seeing ? rare f?r a pur<e
The Chinese as*- ? how h v* i?r 111 r ?' in
read ot "bow do you lal ' lor when the
ntfpIsaMNtttttt fcaaHl i? gaad DaWltVi
Littls Early Risers are t.vi M little pills for
?he lim eod bowels ? J S Hugbjon 4 Co.
DEATH
i
Mr Char'.m O. Sirgieion, 'he eldest eon of
Mr R:rh\rd Singleton, of WodfOiotd, died
at his lather's homo on Fridi.y, and was
buried in the BiOflvtoo ?'un ing ground
Sniutdny iftOfOOOM
Mr. Joanna Mvcrsdied at bis home nenr
Providence Suodnv morning, ai*ed 88 ye?ts
and 6 months He was one of the oldest
cit'.Z'ns of Sumter County, and a l? ge femi?
ly at.d man? fritnds will in its him
A few mnre Hammccks at ttducrd prices
at Osteeu's Boos: Store.
Our people rhcu!d not forget that tbe hand
will vtve an ice c?cam festival and concert
?Oil Thursday afternoon. All who deBire to
contribute will notify Mr. R. S. Hood.
Tbe reel squads are doing fine prac ice
work, and, if tbey can hold tbe same pac it
Wilmington, tbe Gamecock City will have
cause to be proud of her voluntesr hremc-n
The Atlantic Coast Line will sell round
trip excursion tickets on July 2d, 31 and 4tb,
atone and one-third first-class tare to any
point on that sjstem
Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and all
other accidental injuries may be quickly
cured by using DeWm's Witch Hazel Stive.
It ia also a certain cure for piles and skin dis?
eases. Taka no other.?J S Hughson A Co
Tbe bigb wind, accompanying tbe rain
Frday afternoon, waj ust cousin to a
cyclone a *-?w miles west of this city, and is
said to have blown down several chimneys,
partially unroofed a negro bouse or two and
Injuring corn quite seriously.
Street Commissioner Tribble is at work
reducing the grade on tbe little bill in front
of tbe Catholic Church so as to improve tbe
drainage of Liberty Strict between Sumter
and Cburcb Streets.
Willis Richardson was tried befors Magis?
trate Wells Monday morning and found guilty
of stealing chickens. Tbe sentence of tbe
court waa twenty days on tbe cbaingang or a
fine of $12.
Tbe crowd that will attend the band festi?
val on next Thursday afternoon will be
vary large, and if you have anything to con?
tribute, notify Mr. R. S. Hood. Benches
bava been placed on tbe square and every?
body can be comfortable.
Reports show that over fifteen hundred
lives bava been saved throngb tbe use of One
Minute Cough Cure. Most of these were
cases of grippe, croup, asthma, whooping
cough, broocbitis and pneumonia. Its early
uaa prevents consumption.?J S Hugbton A
Co.
Any one baviog a copy of the Industrial
Pamphlet, gotten out] here in 1891, setting
forth tba advaotagaa of ?omter in alphabeti?
cal order will pleaae leave at this office
The Atlantic Coaat Line will sell round
trip tickata lo annual meeting Natiooal Edu?
cational Aaiociatioo, Charleston, at one first
claaa fare, ploa $2 CO, ($4 82 from Sumter)
Tbis amount covers membership fee to asso?
ciation Tickets on sale July 3rd, 6tb, 7th,
9th and lOtb, final limit September lat.
A fire was started In the dressmaking depart?
ment of tbe Sumter Dry Uoods Co. yeBterday
morning and tor about two minutes there was
every indication that there would be a big
fire for tbe firemen to right. Tbe fire w*s
caoaed by a small kerosene 6tove that is uced
to beat pressing irons, from * bicb a nox con?
taining scraps and waste became ignited
wbicb produced a big blsza all in a moment.
Tbe fire waa smothered with blaoKels and
than tba box, stove and all, were thiowo l.-om
tba window.
Uolessfood is digested quickly it will fer?
ment and irritate tba stomach. After each
meal take a teaspoonful of Dyspepsia Cure
It digests what you eat and will allow you
to eat all you need of what you like. It
never fails to cure -he worst cases of dyspep?
sia. It is pleasaot to take ?J S Hjgbson
4 Co
Tba Fourth Regiment Band will give
auoiber concert and ice cream festival on tbe
Monumental Square on Thursday evening
oext from T.30 to 10.30 o'clock. Donatione
of cream, sherbert or cake, will ba acceptible
aad tboaa who wish to aid tba band in this
wav may notify tba committee?Arthur
Wilder and Kddie Jenkins Mr. R. S Hood
will bo maatar of ceremonies and Mr. William
Morao will bava charge of arranging tbe
benches
W . T Andrews tbe census enumerator for
Wards 1 aod 4, completed bis work on Mon
day aod has bia booka ready to send in to
Supervisor Pearce. He bae evidently done
bis work thoroughly, for there have been no
reports of persona skipped and no complaiots
made against bis work He spent nineteen
days io taking tba census in tbe two wards
Neglect is tba short step so many take from
a cough or cold to consumption. The early
use of One Minute Cough Cure prevents con?
sumption. It is the only harmless remedy
that givea immediate results It cures all
throat and lung troubles. Children all like
it aud mothers endorse it ? J S Hugbson A
Co.
Auctioneer Harria concluded tbe auction
sale of tbe lots owned by Mr. W. M. Graham
Wednesday afternoon and then awarded the
free lot. Tbis was woo by Mr Frank B
Grier who held tbe lucky number. More
than forty lots were sold at prices that made
tbe average price per acre about $?00, wbicb
is considered a very fair valuation for tbe
land Most of tbe purchasers bought as a
speculation, and several lots were resold at a
profit that afternoon. None of tbe purchas
chasers would sell next day for what they paid
for tbe Iota and everybody is satisfied with
tbo aala.
Tba Southern Railway has put on a better
schedule and an improved service cn the Sura
tar A Wateree braoch, aod is sparing no
effort to secure an equal abare of tbe fremht
business of tbis city. Uoless tbe merchants
give tbe Sumter A Wateree a abare of tbeir
business it will be impossible (or a first class
service to be maintained on tbis road and tbe
more busiueas they uire it tbe better service
tbe Southern c iu *ff >rd to sjtfo, A railroad
tnat does not operate convenient a .d quick
schedules and give a first class
service is of liule or no benefit w> a com
mnuity and it is a plain proposition
that it is to the interest of a rtty to have the
best po3.Mhl? railroad facilities, and, ns a mat
tar of bueinees, it is a poor policy for the
merchants of a place to throw alt or the
larger part of their tveitOvl ioto tbe hands o!
.?>ne transportation OQSnpaoy/, Th? rOfOltS of
? fiat policy wa-? forcibly demonstrated in lbs
case of tbe old C. S A N. Railroad aod
Iba leaaoa BosBitf whs taught at that time
Should hiVH beta st.fii-lent 'j make a lasting
impression. *
Starvation Mttf yet cured djaptpeia Per*
MM Witt iodlftatioo are all adjboJI tarvad
Tfcfj aaad plenty of oboletasae food. Kodol
I Dyspeptia Catod'gettt ojbat \; i '-<t r^tbe
boJy I ?? DOll I m I OQllt Iba wo g out
Offgas ? ara t dog iocoi i n e u! I ? is tb <
Mtj pr*pafajt!e)a thai v<(;i n \ > , relieve
a...l tfl igdetilj core Sail StotJHCh trouble?
r It tl in afi .-...Ii <rtug from ladigestlon
h will atrtaloly <\o you pood. ?JMllogh?
n A Co.
ANOTHER STORE BURGIMR
IZWD
Pernicious Activity of the Store
Burglars
Tbe store of Levi Bro j wrs en ti red by a
burglar on Saturday night but he was dtt*
Covered by PoHfSftSO. S?vm)tir helor?-1 he
00old temo?i) %uj goods Tbe e'.tninrp was
made through the hack door, und it happen*
td 'hat Policeman Se) mour was in I be rear
of The Item (ffiee nt ine time the door whs
forcud. Hearing the noiee he w-nt at onci?
to ronk* an investigation and as btapproach?
ed the open back door of the etore the r.egro
j'imprd out Hnd ran ( IT around the re&r of
O'Donoell'l new building. Policeman Sey?
mour fired at the running negro several tmes
but did not stop him. If any of the balls
took e&ect the idtntity of the burglar will
bo disclosed within a t\>w nays
Camp Dick Anderson, U. C [\ , met in
? h3 Court Houee Monday for tbe purpose of
electing delegates to ?be Reunion iu Green?
wood aod to bear V.ej S. G. Spann's r ply
to the report of ib*? committee appointed to
investigate* the record of the members of the
camp, which report was submitted at tbe
last meeting of the camp On motion it was
decided to postpoce the election of delegates
until Monday, August 3d, as thtre were oo
few members of the camp present. Mr
Spann stated that be bad prerared bis reply
to the committee report, but refused to make
it until the August meeting, when there would
be a full meeting of tbe camp Tbe meeting
adjourned without transacting any business
aud no action was taken looking to extend
ing an invitation to tbe veterans to bold tbe
annual reunion in this city.
"We have sold many different cough rem
j ediee, but none bas given better satisfaction
than Cbamberlaio's," says Mr. Charles
Holzhauer, druggist, Newark, N. J. "It is
perfectly safe aod can be relied npoo in all
cases of cough?, colds or hoarseness " For
sale by Dr A. J. China.
The Sumter Ligbt Iofantry icecream social
held in the company armory Friday evening
was attended by all members of tbe companv
and a large crowd of invited guests The
occasion was ooe of unusual pleasure and
erjoyment aod tbe soldiers proved them?
selves most charming hosts. Tbe Sumter
Light Infantry occupies a high place io tbe
esteem and affection of tbe people of Sumter
aod it was a real pleasure tor them to meet
with the company in its armory and to par?
take of the hospitality tbe members had pro?
vided for them. The compaoy is on tbe op
grade and it is tbe purpose of tbe officers and
meo to make it a model organization and to
increase tbe enrollment to the limit allowed
by law. Tbe Fourth Regiment Band fur?
nished music throughout the eveoiog, contri?
buting in a large measure toward tbe success
of the entertainment
Capt. Wade H. Manning, of Colombia,
delivered a lecture oo tbe ' Inaccurac es of
History," in the Graded School build?
ing last Wednesday evening before ao
audience composed almost entirely of tbe
members of Dick Anderson Chapter,
Daughters of tbe Confederacy and J D.
Blaodlng Camp, Sons of Veterans. His lec?
ture was of marked interest as he contrasted
in a striking manner and graphic language
the incorrect and often glaringly false state?
ments found in many of the schools histories,
prepared by Northern writers, with tbe true
facts of history as recorded by tbe meo who
made I) story. He read numerous extracts
from Nortbero scnool histories and proved
tbe falsity of these statements by quotations
from official records and letters from ^ecerals
and other distinguished men.
Tbe audience wa6 not large, owing to the
threatening weather and the fact that there
were other entertainments last evening, bot
those who were present erjiyed bis lectore
and were fully repaid for braving the weath?
er. At tbe conclusion of his lecture Mayor
Stuc.key thanked Capt Manning in Ibe name
of tbe City of Sumter, tbe Graded School
and the Sons and Daughters of the Confed?
eracy for his most interesting and valuable
lecture which is a worthy contribution to tbe
real aod true history of our country.
?ssj ?>*a?o?ssjj?i
An Epidemic of Diarrtcea.
Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoaout
Grove, Fla., says there bas been quite an epi?
demic of diarrbns? there He had a severe
attack and was cured by four doses of Cbara
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrtoet Rem?
edy. He says be also recommended it to
Ibers and they say it is tbe best medicine
they ever used. For sale by Dr. A. J China.
Missionary Institute and District
Conference.
The Missionary and Educational Institute
aod District Conference of the Sumter Dis?
trict, M K. Church, South, was in session
in tun First Methodist Church of this city
last we*k.
Ou Wednesday the Missionary aod Edu
catiooal Institute convened, wii i Rev. T J
Clyde presiding, and Ktv. W. A Betts, sec?
retary.
Tbe opening sen on of the. District Con?
ference was preached oo Wedoesday night
by Rev. W M. Duncan, of Camden. Bishop
W. W. Duncan, of Spartanburg, has pre?
sided over tbe sessions of tbe Conference and
J W. Hamel, of Kersbaw, has acted si sec?
retary.
Ao address of welcome was made by Rev
J. A. Clifton, D. D , and responded to by
Uev. W. M. Duncan, of Camden.
Among the coonectionul officers attending
and addressing the Conference upon tbe va?
rious interests of the Church, are, Revs Jno.
0 Wilson, D D , S Lander. DD, W. W.
Daniel, D D , T. H. Law, D D , J. W. Kilgo
and Profs. J G. Cliokscales and K F. Dibble.
A collection amounting to $21.30 -'*8
taken foi 'he ?oworth Orphanage
R*v. J. W. Kilgo, State Secretary of Edu?
cation reported that the suboeriptions from
Sumter District to date for the Twentieth
Century Educational Movement amounted
to $2,000
An election for lay-delegates to the Annual
Conference convening at Chester iu Novem?
ber, next, reiulted 10 the election of R O
Purdy J. W. Hamel, J. N. Joue? and W J
Tuthnville Alternates; N.S. MoLsod and
J s. Ossuy
Jordan was selected as the place of tnssioo
t'jr 1901.
Th? preaching of the Conference hits bpen
doos by Uevj. W M. Daoosa, W.A.Betts
und J H. Thaekei
The pulpits of the VSrioQI churches iu the
c ty ???:t 61 led Sunday by members of the
1 louferesce an foi low J :
Firet Methodist ?hurch - He m and 8 30
p rs ?Bishop W. W Duncan
Baptist Church?II 30 s. m -Re?. W. M
Duncan
, Presbyterian Church?U s. n?D
: A PollltpS
Ltitta reo Chureh?11 s. m ?Rev V/ A
Betts
MagooHs H ier' Church?ll s. m ?lire.
: i' P T ivloi s 30 p in ?K U Keson
Lore F?'*st in Fir?t Methodtrt Church to>
? norroaj morning h? in m tn ;i ltd by
I;'v ?? \ Dari v, I), 1?
Wanted ?Ao age it ?it Sumter lor Ibe Cam
den Net Steers Laundry, *.t i amdeo, S U.
Jam 27
Will be open for the sale of Leaf Tobac?
co on or about
July 15th.
Opening Sale announced later. We are preparing to handle the farmers Tobacco to a much
better advantage than ever before.
We are Croiiag to Have a Market,
And one second to no other in the State.
A^antmnuYoiirmmPatrorLaere
c._s
We are going to do all in our power to merit it.
Our Mr. G. W. Hancock, long and favorably known as the founder of the Timmonsville To?
bacco Market, will have charge of the lloor, and will see to it that every pile of Tobacco brings
its full value. We have already secured a large corps of competing buyers having large orders ;
they will represent all of the leading manufacturers and exporters, and you need have no fear
as to your Tobacco bringing less than its full value.
Guaranteeing you our very best personal ellbrts in every detail to promote your
interest. YOUR FRIENDS,
Hancock & Suder,
Proprietors Sumter Tobacco Warehouse.
Jane 25?v
MORE THAN DOUBLED.
Big Increase of the Sumter Oil
Company s Capital.
The Secretary of State was on Sunday
nortied of tbe increase of the capital of tbe
Atlantic Cotton Oil Company of Sumter from
$100,000 to $260,000.
Tbe Darlington Oil and Ice Company re?
cently commissioned, has filed a new decla
ration and obtained another coma ission,
changing tbe name to tbe Pec Dee Oil end
Ice Company, tbe other Dime beicg too much
like that of a like corporation in Darlington.
CROSSWEL.L, & CO.
Sumter, S. C.
MAYOR'S COURT.
James Blanding, colored was before the
Mayor's Court Monday {morning for public
drunkenness. He was found guilty and paid
a fine of $2
Jim Wrigbt and ? Montgomery were
arrested Monday night for figbting^on Main
Street, and v-ere found guilty and sentenced
to pay a fine of $2 each by tbe Mayor yes?
terday morning.
? ?Bsaua**^1
Coming.
A. K Hawkes, the famou" Atlanta Opti?
cian, direct from the borne cflfice of tbis great
Optical Honee, or one of his practical opti?
cians, will remain at the store of his agent,
H. G. Oateeo A Co., for 3 days only, begin
DtOg Jrtly 9th Tbis will give the citizens 1
of Sumter and vicinity a rare opportunity of
having tbeir eyes tested FREE by one of tbe
mos' renowed as well as reliable Opticians
in tbe United States
Mr Hawkes has all tbe modern Appliances
for the scientific adjustment ot spectacles and j
eyt glasses to tbe eye. There is no Optician I
in tbe United Statte who ecpys the confi?
dence of tbe people more then Mr Hawkes
His name is a familiar word throughout a
section of the country inhabited by over
twenty-five millions of people. Mr. Hawkes
bas prcbabiy fitted glasses to tbe eves of more
people of national and international feme
then any other Optician living His won?
derful success 19 due to bis superior grade of
glasses, end to the confidence tbe people have
in bis ability as a practical Optician. Tbis
firm was established in 1670, nearly thirty
years ago
Call early as he will positively remain but
3 days, as be has o'her engagements for later
dates Caution ?These famous glasses are
never peddled.
Tbere is some probaoility of a large aaw
mill plant being located in tbis city by Balti?
more capitalists. Tbe mill will cut short
straw pine exclusively, nnd as tbis class of
timber bas never been 'oucbed by the mills
tbere is said to he a supply within easy reach
of tbis city sufficieot to run a large mill for
a number of years Ree^otly there has
grown up a great demand for phort straw
lumner, wbicb i? betier than jellow p ne for
inside work. Tbe immense plant of the
Atlantic Coast Lumber Co, at Georgetown,
tbe largest in the toutb, will cut only short
Straw pine.
Tbe New Steam Laundry at Caraden, S.
C , is one of the most up to date laundry
plants in tbe State, being (quipped witn tbe
most modern machinery, and under tbe man?
agement of an expert laundryman of life
time experience. We expect to eatablish an
agency at Sumter right iway, aud only ask
a trial to convince tbe citizens tba; our new
plant will do laundry promptly aad iu first
cla9S manner. Very resjectfully,
E A. Nisbei A Co ,
Props. Camden Steam Laundry.
June 27
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food an A aids 1
Nature in strengthening and recon- :
atructing the exhausted digestive or?
gans. It is the latest discovered diRest?
ant and tonic. No other preparation 1
can approach it in efficiency. It in- i
etantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, .Nausea, i
SickHeadaehe,Gastra!gia,Cramps,and I
til other results of imperfect digestion.
i Prepared by E C DeWitt A Co . CbJcago
1801-1000
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
\ D , m s , a M . LL B , L i Courses.
Kprir.g Courses free i<>r Tauchers Pour teen
Professors; 33,('0J volume* in librarj : < x
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ii fi aiary, ?:t-'."??? ground! Coition $4",
oil r iVra $13, a aesrt!un : it*tt?n remitted to
nu'dj Etti i* iii- spi t ????> $l3i "'? 17!S u
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Oo aocount of big advance oo everything io the Grocery Hoe
We can save you money, if you will see us
before you buy.
As we bought largely before tbe advance. Below we give you a list of articles
* that we eao eave you money oo :
200 Sacks Rice, 2k to 4c per lb
22 bbls good Carolina Rice 4c per lb
Cake^j and Crackers as follows : F. O. B. factory in 5 box lots.
Soda Crackers, 4o Ginger Snaps,4 o Round or Sqaare Lemoo Cakes, 4\o
Nie Nacs, 4^o Sugar Cake*, 5? Molasses Cake9, 5o Cream LuoeL, 5^o
Prices subject to cbaoge.
Tl esc are low prices aod you should take advantage of them.
ParroM A Monkey Bekinp Powr'eis, $1 60 for cafe Bjf 50 10-oz cao9.
Rex Bukinj: Powders?100 5c cans to case, 50 10c cans to case, $3 60 per case. Delivered
in & cate lots Ship direct.
Besr large L.ump Starch, <40-lb boxes, at 3$c per lb
Star Lye $3 per case 'jelivfred in 5 case lots. Ship from Sumter, S C.
8 lb can Tomatoes 2 Joz in case, 90c a doz, 2 lh c*n Tomatoes 2 dcz io case 70c.
Big bargains io Tooacco, Cigars and Cheroots, Cigarettee, Ac.
Get our prices on Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Bacon, Lard, Grits, Meal and
Soap, before you buy.
FLOUR we can always pive you at mill prices. The "Roller King" fancy paten, is
the ?npst OQ earth. "AIpine Snow" i patent is fine. "Red Star" family $3.50 barrel.
Aek for price shipped direct from mill in 5 barrel lots or more.
Phone 53.
Crosswell & Co.
Sumter, S. C.
aterman's {deal Fountain pen,
Whiob is oooooeded to be tba beat
Fountain Pen made, was first sold io
Sumter by us five years ago. We ic
troduced it and at first tbe sale was
slow?the posittve[gaaraotee given with
eaob pen aod their superior Qjcrit made
them go after a rbort time. We bava
r-old hundred* of pens daring the past
five years aod are still selling thorn.
We have a larger and tnoro complete
assortment cf those peos dow than ever
before and from tbo maoy ptylcs of nibs
we can oait ail pen-users.
WATERMAN'S P.ASES ITS
HAEZ ABOUND TBE v-"&L2>
E G. Qsteen & Go
Liberty Street
THE PUDDING SWAMP
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO'Y
OF MAYESVILLE.
BegS tO announce, that, Having decided to no
longer lease its property, it will conduct its warehouse at Mayes
ville during the season of 1000 under the management of JOHN
\Y. MILLS. Mr. Mills will be in Mayesville on July 10th, and
from that time on will personally look after the interests of our
customers.
We have Secured a large Oorps of Buyers,
with large orders, and promise the best prices, the best atten?
tion and the largest, returns of any warehouse in the State.
Messrs Hall & Clement are no longer connected with our boose, but
Mr Mills will hav? an i raVent corps ot assistants and will make ever*
endeavor r> pit :?.*<? you aud met it your D^tronoire
Oiir I louse will have its
First Regular Sale on August 2d, 1900.
but we will bandte any I ibaccos brought t i us from and after July 10th.
GIVE I ~ A TRIAL
THE Pfl '. J SW .:^P TGB?Pi ' ^A^SiC?SE C9MPAHY.
W. I). (jAMBLK, A. A. STRAUSS,
President. Secretary and Treas.
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