Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cjp MUwimiau aiu) B?ntum. V.DN*'.8?AY,8l?PT. 10. 1900. Entered at the Pott Office at Sumter S 0.. at Second Claas Mitter. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Mra L A'hioton?F?eh'ooable Milliner? S:bwarta Brot?Tb? New Season Dawoi The Standard Warehouse, ''o!umbit, S. C. The Firet National R?nklarterly State meat. PERSONAL. Mr. L W Fol torn baa gooa to Nerr York. Mim Aogoata Foleom ia visiting to Cuarles? too. Col. J. D. Blend ug b*t returned to tbo /dty. Mr. R S. Caotbao spent Sunday io the city Mr. McDonald Furmao spent yecterday io town. Mr Barry Green baa returned to Clenoson Collafla Miaa Linme McLaurlo left for Winthrop ? eater day Mr. D. M Canpbtll aod family bave gooa to Ridgeway. Mr. W F. Turner it viaitiog at Dr. Joo. S Hugbtou'a Mra S. H Kdmuode aad cbildrao ba?a re *.uro d boat Miaa Doar, of Georgetown, la vititiog Miia Kate 9oaatar. Mff. Louie Ar pelt, of Manning, waa io tbe eity Satarday. Mra L L Baker, or Biabopville, ia viait iug iu tba city. Mr. H Harhv, Iff., left Thursday night for Lexington, Va. Miaa K. B. Colcloogh bia ratoroed from Bait Cava, If. ? Mim Bm Gordon, of Lanes, ia tba gueat of Miaa Seiota Naab Miaa Katbarioe Ricbardtoo baa returned from S*lada, N 0. Mr U Jta Wioa left Friday afteroooo far f hi Yirgioia Mra Adala Pitta aod family bava returoed froaa tba mountains. Mita 8ue Raffitld aod bar mother hate re? turned froaa Yorkville Mr Frank J. Motes, of Columbia, ia io tba city for a few daya atay. Miaa Kate DeLorme baa gooa to Aikao to take ebarga of ber school Miaa Paalioe Senden baa accepted a posi? tion with Mra L Aikioeoo. Mra. Jobo Celdwell, of Atlanta, ia viaitiog bar ateter, Mra. Haory Spaoo. Hoo R I Maaoiog and family ratoroed 'rota tbair aummemrip S? .urday . Mr. W. M. Graham, wbo baa baao Waat oo Dnetneue. baa returoed to tbe city. Mieo Brown, wbo baa been viaitiog Miaa Annie Warrso, baa ratoroed bone. Mra. Jao. Kerabew, of Cbarleetoo, is viait* log bar daughter, Mre. L 8. Carton. Mra Aoalty Davit and Miaa Armida Moese, 4 -of Mew York, are vititiog io tbe city. Mra B. J. Berwick baa gone to Stlroa Ala., to viait her daughter, Mra Manheim. Mre. A. P Manning aod family have re? turned from tbair tummer home at Stateborg Mm F M Spaoo bae ratoroed from Heo ?areouville, N. 0, after a atay of aeveral moatbe Mr. and Mra T. H Clarke aod family aod Mre. A I Kennedy have retnraad from tbe anooninlna Mieeca Armida Moans, Ktbel Careoc aod M aa Alice C >oper of Meyeevtlle bava gone to Winthrop Mine Dnvia baa returned from New York aad ia again Ml be fonnd nt tba Baktr-Dick iolreeery Miaa Popkitt. wbo baa baao viaitiog in tbia cur for aeveral weeks' baa returned to bar borne io Atlanta. Miaa Caro Hogao baa retaraad from Wiaue uoro where aba baa been v titing ber unele, Mr. R H Jenntnge. Col. nnd Mra. J. M. Koigbt bava gooa to Hsrnt Springe to attaod tba meeting of tbe State Preae Aaeociatioo Mr. Wiley Team, of Ridgeway, aod Mra Jao Gettye, or Weat Watarra, apcot last Wedeeaday to tbe city with relatives Mr. W. D Barrett left oo Monday for -Cerndeu where be will be employel ia tbe new hardware atora of Mr. J. H. B?ros. Mr Herbert Hajnewonb, wbo gradu-ited from tba Onadel to Joae baa accepted a poai lion to teach io Sdgtfield Coooty. Miaa Miooia Hogao, of Magnolia, wbo baa bat a tin.ing ia the cut baa gooa to Cbarlae too. She waa accompaoiad by Miaa Li I he Hogao. Jr. Charity Y?>nnff, wbo baa been aogaged in hoeiaeeo at Tiftoo, Ga , for aeveral mootba paet, ia at boma oo a viait to relativee aod friend a. Mr. M. Leon Stern and little Sol Stern, wbo ba*a baao vititiog tbe family of Mr H Ryttenverg for tbe peat few weeks, returoed were their boma io Savaeneb Sunday Mr. Henry Hpann writea na from San An tonlo, Teaaa, oa tba 13th, aod aaoda paper* of tba'. date giving an account of tba great atom. Ha wee ta Hooetoo tba day aod oigbt of tba storm aad be doecribee tba atorm there nanwfui. deatroyiag more tbao wo milltooa worth of proper r Mr. W. B Murray, of tbia city, naa four brorhen io Teiee, aad two of them, Good* wya aod Samuel, ware in Qelveetoo during inn great atorm Ha baa beard from them that ibey ware alive aad oefe, but bad baao Ibra? daya ia wtt elo'bet aod without food. Mr. T A. Pack, wbo for nearly tweoty tkraa year* baa bee a a rtaideat of Graaovitle, feme movtd bouaa aad t oow domieilad ? ? Paekovilla, Clarendon Uoouty Our friend of no aanuy ynara ataadiog rartaioly "etole a aiarcb" apon bia fellow-cititeoa of tbia city whea a abort while back be aaw fit to ex amplify tba dmoe etetemeat, ' It ia oot good that mao abooll alooa " Tbe ttrong eat o I mat ion of tns Intention to auch a thing waa given when bia aipectatinn was made a reality by hie marriage to Miaa Broadway, a yooog lady of tbe auction where be baa now made bia noma. Not haviog been permitted tn congratulate bim enteno ly to the h-tppy event we moat aiocerely do ao poetariorly, aod a ib for tba eewly wadded couple a oew aod loog leaee oo .ifa ned cootiooal beppi neaa dunog hfa'a pilgrimage ? Greeoville Mountaineer. Mise Eula Martm, wbo bat beeo viaitiog Mra A. M. Lowry baa returned borne M.ae Daiay Sligh wbo baa beau vititiog Dr A J. Cbioa'afamily bat returned to ber home It Oatueville, Fin. Mr aid Mra M F Knoo of Columbia are in tbe city to attend tbe marriage of Mr. Lyoee aod Miaa Schwerin thia afteroooo Cliftoo Moiae will go to tbe S. C Coll-ge tomorrow * Mr acd Mra 1 C Streute are eipected to retur* tbia afteroooo frooi their bridal tour Mra W H Iograro le in tba ctty for a weak. Mrs M P. Oordr* mwA too Sam, have re* turred f'om he mouo<*i'.s Mi*s B He Dun3* I, dau?h'e: d Col 0 P. Duncan, c*me from S?!mi?. N C , yesterday ?od will enter t! e Sum :<?t IwatiltJtf, Mi * G-*r tie BtewVeWe, d?a)gi|trof Mr. W. it E.t>v"'*oH, of IfeW, k** recsotly taken a p>>tinou o-i ibe en.. si?(T bf The Kvrotng Bulletin of Pbi!adru>h a cSbe h*s been in Philadelphia for rhe past three >ears with !.t?r eister, Mr* D*weti, and b>ia ' eon ?f ing to school tntll the closa of tre last term. Her appoiutroent resulted from a private let? ter written b/ her to the editor in reply to an ?rude that uppeared in that i aper ou lynch tags io tbe South, which she criticised as a Southerner might be expected to We shall be glad to bear of her success, and predict that she will succeed. E.?gs bate not been ecarcer ibao at present for it year or more. S-veral ot tbe mercb <nts on Main street are kicking about tbe failure to sprinkle tbe streets Monday morning. I To prevent consumption quickly core thro a and lung troubles with Oqo Minute Cough Curd J S HogbsoD 4 Co. Tbe eleetioo is over and the candidates aod tbeir fritods are read? to take a rest for two years?if not for all time. A number of firm clasj theatrical compa? nies have been bjtked Ht tr>e Opera House between this date and Jao. 1st. DeWiu'a Little Euly Risers are proipt, palatable, pleasant, powerful, purifyiug little pills. J S Hughson 4 Co. Tbe danre at tbe Sumter Club last Wedoea day evening wrs one of the most erjoyable of the season, aod a large crcwd cf younft people was present Scbwaris Bros., proprietor of tbe Palace Dry Qoeds Empor um, beve a new adver? tisement today. I will te of lotifttt to tbeir patrons and the public. Tbe most dainty and effective pill* made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They are untqualed lor all liver acd bowel tioubles. N\'v-r grips J S Hughson k Co. Miss McDonald id baviog tbe interior of ber new store fitttd up ?i tieticaily ; aoi wben the carpenters and pointers get through aod^are followed by be ?rtiS'S in draping, ate , it 7?ll be wortb a visit to tbe place to ?e* us C '-auty. She will have ber opening sometime about tbe first of October. Supi Edmuods will be io bis office in the Graded School building oo Thursday aod Fridav to examine aod classify applicants for admission to the school, which will ?pro oo Monday, Sept. 24m You cao spell it cough, ceff, caogb, kauf, kaff, kougb or k ?ugh, bat tbe ooly harmless remedy that quickly cures It is Ooo Minute Cough Cura. J S Hughson k Co. | VYitberspooo Bros A Co have added an? other delivery wagoo to tbeir increasing fur? niture business. Tbey state that it is their desire to give tbeir patroos tbe promptest service possible aod bow hope to be able to do so. ; Principal J. C. Whituker of ibe Liocolo Graded School has been elected adjunct pro feesor of mathematics aod instructor io mili? tary science io tbe State Colored Col.ege, Or angeburg. ! Tbe great saccess of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy io tbe treat tneot of bowel cooplaiois bas made it stand? ard over tbe greater part of tbe cirihzed world. For sale by A. J. China Deputy Sheriff Gaillard brought two pris? oner--, Harry Council aod M urray Cooper,from Dailiogtoo last|Tboreday, both charged with breach of contract with Mr. H. T Bdeos. Harry Cooocil is also charged with drawiog a doable-barrel gun oo other hands of Mr Bdeos aod running mem oot of bis field Qlite ao erjoyable aod well attended lawo party wee given at tbe hospitable borne of Mr. and Mrs H. Ryttenberg oo Tuesday even ing of last week. There were many yooug folks preeeot and they enjoyed tbe occasion in tbe fallest extent. Poisonous toadstools resembliog mush? rooms have caosed fnqueoi deaths this year. Ba sure to use ooly tbe geooice. Observe tbe same care wheo you ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazil Salve. There are poisonous counter? feits. DeWitt's is tbe ooly origioal Witch Haul Salve. It is a safe aod certain care for piles aod all ikio diseases J S Hughson k Co Tbe report bas heeo circulated that tbe ad? vance ageot of a circus has beeo io tbe city to make arrangements for bis show to exhibit | here io October. Tbe report bes oo founda? tion except to tbe ixagioation of a few ; persoos. A circus may vis:* Sumter ibis fall, nut the advance ageot bas not been to Sum? ter yet. Tie restaurant aod lunch counter on Liberty Street, ?est of Main, by Aldolpb Manheim, is a decided aod welcome acquisi? tion to tbe city aod it merits tbe patrooage of ibe poblic Tbe fare is tbe best tbe mar? ket affords, tbe cookiig excelleot aod tbe service prompt For hose who do not want a reguhr meal a looeb couoter is provided at which a cup of coffee or tea or glass of milk, sandwiches, a plate of soup or any other sort of lunch oao be obtaioed oo a minute's notice Tbe emergency begs seot by a cbureb so? ciety to Kansas soldiers io tbe Philippines cootained among tbe necessities a box of De? Witt's Witch Haael Salve, tbe well known core lot piles, it juries rnd skio diseases Tbe ladiee teok care to obtaio tbe origioal De? Witt's Witcb Haael Salve knowing that all tbe counterfeits are worthless. J S Hughson 4 Co. Tbe Northwestern R R. is oot yet com? pleted into Camden aod owing to tbe scarcity of labor it is a difficult matter io say wbm it will hecompleted. It is true that but little work remaios to be done, ooly a few thou? sand feet of grading, but without a force of hands it cannot b*? dune It is said that ibe *ork is practically at a stand still and no hands can he sec a red to continue the work, owing to the demand for cotton pickers. The A. C. L. put on two flirt freight trains Monday. Ooe ruosfrosn Charleston to Columbia oo tbe following schedule: Leave Cbarlestoa at 8 p m , arrives Sumter 4 a m. Tbe other leaves Floreoce at 10 a m. arrives Sumter 1 30 p m. and leavee Sumter for Florence at 3 p m lbs train 'rem Charles? ton will be a great convenience to fcmrntrr people, as it will enable fie gbt sbipied from Charleston in tbe afternnon to he delivered here at 8 o'clock the oeit moroiog The progressive nations of the world are tbe gieat food consuming nations. (J ;> I food well digested gives strength. If you cannot digest all you eat, ?ou need Koriol Dyipep?hi Care. It digests what you eat. You nee*! not diet yourself. It contains all of the digestame combined with the* best known t< nice and reconstructive* It will even dige..i all classes of foods io a bottle No omer preparation will do this. It in? stantly relieve* and q'iickly curts all stomach | troubles J S Hotbsmi 4 Co. MARRIED. Mr. J.'hn T Young, of Due West, Abbeville County, and Mise Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. L. R. Tindal, of this county, were married yesterday at Mr. Tmdal's home a few miles from this city, Rev. C 0 Brown. D D , officiating. Mr. aod Mrj. Young left Tester day for Oak Hill, Alabama, where Mr Young ll engaged in teaching DEATH Mra S J. Rivera, of High Springs, Fla , who came out to ppeod the summer with her father, Mr. E K "Hodge, of Privateer, died on Friday last after a few days illness. Tbe funernl services were bed on Sunday At Providence Church, Prwateer, ar.d her re? mains interred in tbe family burying ground near tbat church Sne leaves three orphan children, the oldest of which is only ten years old. Mr. John Murray Nelson, ot Stateburcr, died at tbe Baker Dick In6rmary last Wednes? day night of bean disease. He was o7 years old and a oative nf tbia county. His wita and four children survive him. Tbe funeral services ?? ere bald nt tbe Church of tbe Holy Cross, Statebnrg, tbia afteronon, and bis re? mains interred io tbe burying ground of tbe Church. Mr. Nelson bad a large family con? nection and a wide circle of friends to whom his death is a heavy blow. Marian E'esa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C .Mayas, of Mayesville, S C, died after a shoit illness, August 27<h, at 8 o'clock p. m. Aged six years and etgnt months Unveiling Ceremony, Tbe members of Holly Wood Camp Wood? men of the World turced out io force Sun? day alternnon to participate in tbe cerecouy of unveiling tbe monument to the late Sovereign Eugene S. Hood. They assembled io tbe lodge room aid marched on foot to the cemetery, reachiog there a few minutes nfter five o'clock. Qiiie a large crowd of people hid gathered to witness tbe interesting proceedings which were conducted in an impressive maooer by Uoosul Commander W. B Murray, Adviser Lieutenant M. Dorn, Banker F. A. Buliman and Master of Ceremonies E W. Hurst Appropriate mu9ic was rendered by a male quartet assisted by Messrs R K and Eogeoc Wilder with their cornets. There was no oration, only the form ot service prescribed by tbe ritual of tbe order. Prof S H. Edmunds read with good tffect the beautiful poem, "0 Why Should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud." Tbe monument is a massive work id white marble It is an ornament to our cemetery, aod a auitable tribute- to tbe memory of a worthy Woodmen. ?mm* -<a? A Word to K?lners Mothers of cbildreo effected with croop or a severe cold need not hesitate to administer Cbamberlaio's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor oarcotic in any form aod may be given aa confidently to tba babe aa to an adult Tbe great success tbat baa attended ita oae in tbe treatment of colda aod croup lag woo tor it tba approval aod praise it baa received throughout tbe Uoited States and in many foreign laods. For gale by A. J. Cbioa. The Coroner in Demand. Corooer Mosea bad a call yesterday morn? ing to bold ao irqoeat oo tbe body of a colored woman, tbe wife nf Biiaa Jamaa, on the place of Mr. Wilson about three miles from Mayesville. He and deputy Sheriff Qaillard went in response to tbe summons Later io the day information was brought that the dead body of Henry Sumter, a col? ored man, had been fouod in tbe woods io tba oeighborbood of bis home rear Cane Savaooab, aod tba coroner waa wanted to hold ao ii quest Magistrate Kelly of Wedge field had been tent after, but be had come to this city today aod consequently could not attend to M, Tbe only particulars obtained were that Samter was working at some dis? tance from home yesterday, an j oot return? ing borne at nigh', bis * if* tbsugbt ha bed stopped with a friend Hia bndy was found this morning, but t>o far as learned showed no markj of violence. The name of tba woman who died near Mayesville, and upon whose body Coroner Moses held an inquest yesterday was Oelia Clark, and not James, as reported. It was fouod tbat ber death was from congestion of the stomach caused by over-eatlog and the verdict was tn accordance with the facts. Tbe Coroner and Sheriff Pierson with Dr. H M. Stuckoy. went to Cane Savannah this morning to held ao inquest upon tbe body of Henry Sumter. It waa found tbat be died where be was at wnrk in tbe woods, and ap? parently from apoplexy, there being nn marks of violence upnn the body. Tbe verdict was tbat death resulted from natural cauees. A survivor of the Maine was in the city Monday advertising and selling cigars He paraded tbe streets oo stilts, blowiog a bugle, aod after be bad attracted a large crowd be made a speech extolling bia cigars. ?amw?uaHawa?? Large aon apots, astrooomsra ?*y, caused tbe extreme beat tbia summer, aod doctors declare nearly all the proatratioos were in? duced by disorders of th ? stotrach. Good health follows good digestion. Kodol Dys? pepsia Cute digests what you eat. If you have indigestion or dyspepsia it will quickly relieve and permanently cure you J S Hugh am k Co. Mrs. La Atkinson, Fashionable MILLINERY. I have just returned from Baltimore and New York, wbeie I aaleotnd m? Fall und Winter Millinery My stock comprises all the lut?9t novelties of the season 1 am now gett-ng ready for my Formal Fall Openit g of Pattern Hats, dates of which will be published in this space in due time I will trj thn season to give the lates' styks in best materials, and at the loweat prices. I bops all who can will attend the opening ? for it is then that you ran get e true idea of the ?t> tes for the season I have on sale now a oeMutiful line ol Sireet (Ufa Call and eee them I can lurpish you wiih ihe new neck rib* bona made up for us* ? the latest fed?also the very popular vnvet bow for the hair Kvery ladv should have ttirap little notions Call and aee us ? we will treat j on right. Yours truly, Mrs. L. ATKINSON, Main Sires', Sumter, S. C Sapt 19 City Council Meeting. City Council met at 7 o'clock last Wednes? day night in regular seas on. Present, Mayor A B Stuckey, Aldermen W.H Epperson, E. W Hurst, P. P. Finn, D. J Cbaodh.r. C. G Uowlund Abeen', Alderman W. 8 Boyle, G F Eppcreoo and R 0. Purdy Minutes of Aug 22nd hi d 29th were read and approved Tbe police committee returned pc'ition of police for increase of pay with recoromerda lion that they be allowed $2 60 more per month than they are now receiving. On motion of Mr. Chandler the salaries of ail policemen were increased by $5 per month for six months from Sept. 1st mst., theo to be again nduced to nrepenl amounts. The finance committee reported Clerk and Treasurer's accounts for June and July ex? amined and found correct. Approval of all bills referred to tbem except Boston Woven Hose Co., $12, and Fabric Fire Hose Co, $2 65. They called attention to increasing indebtedness, and growing expenditure on streets and ditches, and advised a curtailment in this direction, and io all others where possiole. Council approved the two bills returned by tbe committee and ordered their payment. Chief of Fire Department H. B. Bloom presented a letter from Sumter Water Co in which they stated?Sept. *}ib?that in two weeks time they will take up complaint as to defective water pressure io wes>ern part of city. Mr. B'oom also reid a letter from the chief of tbe Rock H? 11 fire department relative to purchase of four hose reels, and tbe sale ot these and the steam fire eoaine were referred to fire department committee with p#wer to act Mr. Finn suggested a test of the fire hy? drant at residence of Mr. W. M. Grahna on Sumter street, and it was ordered. Mr Chandler called attention to the neces? sity cf additional street eigne, and the Clerk was directed to request Mr. H. B. Curtis to paint, and put up signs under a contract made with him several mnnths ago Jibven Selwahe, who holds a license to peddle goods on the streets, ask* the privilege of continuing bis business until the expira? tion of bis license, as the resolution of coun? cil forbidding peddlers' stands on the streets was adopted eubdequent to the issue of the license No action was takeo Tbe Clerk and Treaaurer's report for Au? gust and several claims against tbe city were referred to the finance committee. Council then adjourned. Second Week Jurors AT THE PALACE The New Season Dawns. Dawns with stronger trade possibilities than ever before. Stronger for this store because the buying has been Bigger, Broader. Better. The following names were dra'vr yesterday for second week jurors at tbe ?t ^roacbiog term of court. Muoson McLeod, of Swim? ming Pens is tbe only colored man in tbe list: G M Hancock, J M Roes, W 0 Caio, S E Davio, M U Matbis, I R Bruoson, J M Mc Cutcben, J M W ilson, H R Moooey bam, J J Loodoo, W J Stafford, W A Cooper, Joo H Burgess, W D Traluck, T C Perrio, 3J Bradley, Frank P Borge?, J N Scott, C M Boykio, Joo M Jackson, J W BruosoD, H L Creighton, Muosoo McLeod, C K Stubbs, E E Rembert, JAM Carraway, Ben Benenbale, S E Roberisoo, W F Smith, A F Shaw, A P Viosoo, Jr, E W Hurst, D A Stuckey, J R Bracey, J P Booth, Daniel H Bruoson. -?Maaew** Goods Imported From Japan. Stronger because this in a growing business, a store fortified to fit your wants. Stronger from every point of view, style, com? pleteness of stock, absolute worthiness of materials and makes, absolute price honesty, which, to an intelligent buying public like ours, means absolute price economy ; for honesty of ma? terials and price, always mean the truest kind of economy to the buyer in the long run. The bright loaves from Autumn's Fashion Tree hare fallen here at Schwartz's Palace Emporium. To be well dressed doesn't necessarily mean that the pocketbook must be turned inside out and shaken clear of the last penny either Just take a look at, and chocse from their gr^at stock. A stock bought right, A stock the largest in Sumter, A stock selected with care and judgment, ability and taste. We invite you to be present at our fourteenth Grand Fall Opening. MONDAY, Oct L MONDAY. Oct 1. An event well known to the ladies and one we with pride announce. HINTS PROM SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS: Reversible plaid skirtings, C 4 Suitings in suitable shades for tailor-made 6uits, rainy day or walking skirts Ready to wear : Tailor suits, Pedestrienne and walking skirts, silk and mercerized under skirts, silk, velvet and cotton waistp. We call special attention to our ready-to-wear department Tailor suits from $5 to $25 Suits that are made by expert hands, from tbe noted firm of "Beifeld." Their name on a suit is a guarantee for excel? lence of material, workmanship and fit Let us show you J. Ryttenberg & Sons have received an in? voice of four tons of Japanese mattings, curies, fancy articles, etc., purchased for tbem io Kobe and Tokio by Mr I. A Rytten? berg end shipped direct via New York. These goods will be here within a tew weeks and will be opened in time for tbe ooliday tradft. Schwartz Bros? Sumter's Dry Goods Leaders. N. B.?? Our store will be closed on Wednesday, Oct. 3d. Some Special Bargains. r* I ? 1 I I t t I I. III! I i t I I NERVOUSNESS, An American Disease. Dr. S. Weir Mitchell is au thority for the statement that nerv? ousness is the characteristic mal? ady of the American nation, and statistics show that nerve deaths number one-fourth of all deaths recorded, the mortality being main? ly among young people. Johnston's g Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLB. is the grand specific for this great American disease, because it goes straight to the source of the weak ness, building up health and strength by supplying rich, abund? ant food and pure Dlood to the worn-out tissues, rousing the liver to activity and regulating all the organs of the body. " The Mir hi earn Drag Go.,** Detroit. Mkh. 3 Li?erettes the famous lhtle liver pills. a$c. J S HUGHSON & CO. Sumter.8.0. PLYMOUTB Rorks-I bare for sale some 6tie Plymouth Reck Cockerels. Al.o a lew Pullets. N. O. Osteen. Sept &?4t 40 lb boxes Starch, best grade, at 3iJ3 per lb. Smoked Dried Herrings, 28c per box. New Mackerel, 14 eood fiab to kit, 90c Fancy full cream Cheese, 21 to 24 lbs each, at 13c per !b Best fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, 60 lb tuba at 24e per lb American Sardines?new pack ?$3 85 per case 100 cans. 10 oz Tumbler Fruit Jelly, 3 des to case, 7ic per dcz 3-lb at. rd . Tomatoes, 2 drz io case, 90c doz 2 lb stand. Tomatoes, 2 dcz in case, 70c dos. A -pint bottles, eseorted Picklee, 2 dcz io case, 75c dcz. 1- lb can* Cove Oyste.s, full weight, 2 aad 4 doz in ose, SO: doz. 2- lb cans Uucy Maine paiked Sugar Corn $1 23 a doz. 2-lb cans faocy N Y Sate packed Sugar Corn $1 a doz. CRACKERS. Lemons t $c, Nie Nacs 5$c ner lb. Ginger SoaLS 5c, Soda Ur 5c per lb. Sugar Cr 6c, Faocy Mixed 6$c per lb Cream Luocn Biscuits, 7c per lb Oaiflikes 2-lb packages, 90c dcz FLOUR. Best fancy patent, Best balf patent, Beat ttraight, Beet family, Salt 100 lbs, $4 35 bbl 4.10 bbl 3 85 bbl 3 25 bbl 57c hag MEAL, GRITS, BACON AND LARD AT LOWEST PRICES. Cigars, Cheroots, Cigarettes and Tobacco. Dinmor d T Cigar, best 5c seller at $35 per 1,000 Success, none belter, $35 per 1,000. K L Royal Cigar, good smoke, $25 per 1,000 Try our Leader, $10.CO per 1,000, 60cbox Old Virginia Cheroots, $3 15 per box of 250 Cheroots, 3 tor 5c Old Glorv Cheroots. $i.90 per t>ox of 200 Cherootn World's B-st Cneroots. $3 25 per box of 250 Cheroot?, 3 for 5c. Duke's Curettes $3 90 per 1,000. Cvcle Cigarettes $2 65 per I 000. A BIG SUPPLY OF TOBACCO, namely, Schnaps, E*rly Bird, R. J R , Mable. La-la Roobk, Little Fancy, Red Eye and various other kinds?prices r ngiog from 25c, 35c aod 45c per lb. Big Drives in Soap. OCTAGON, VICTORY, TIP TOP, ELECTRIC, IMPERIAL. Shoe Blacking, Ink, B!u*ing, Ac. See us, or get our prices before you buy. Crosswell & Co. Phone 53. Sumter, S. C. Is now open for Business We are prepared to handle the fanners Tobacco to a much better advantage than ever before. We are Going to Have a Market, And one second to no other in the State. "Wemm WantwYourM 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 floor, 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. dill Si i a ll tee ill ? you our very best personal efforts in every detail to promote your interest. YOUR FRIENDS, Hancock & Slider, Proprietors Sumter Tobacco Warehouse. Jone 25??