The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, September 26, 1900, Image 5
*/ N?NfcSDAY. 8KPT. 26. IWOO.
E+tertdat the r*ott Office at Sumter S
0.. at Second <?latt Matter ,
NKW ADVKK I'lSEWENTS
Schwer e Bros?It Keeps Growing
Mre. Bile Tootrey ? Farm For Rent
R 0 McFa Idin ? P a ?ta 1 ?n For Rent
Tbe Htrrick Shoe et WaUh's Shne Store
J. Ryttenbtrg A Soot? Do You Hear a
Bet?
Bsteie of John W O "ddiogi-Finnl Dm
cbargo
H L Scarbcrcoab, Co Treat?Notice to
Taipayers.
Sealer Dry Quod* Co?We are fielding
Priese Down
J. Kdw Reesbart, Co. Snpt. Education?
Teacher's Eiarotoatioo.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Taoanas Wilson is io the city. ,
Mr. John Wtlboro is in tbe city.
Cent. N. A Walls, of Florence, was ia ths
eity Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Louis Lyoos have returned
frnss Columbia
Mr. T. O. MoLeod, of Lyocbburg was in
tbe city Monday -
B. F Kslly, F.-n , of Bisbopvtlls, was io
?be eity yesterday.
Mr A (Mason Oibbes, nf Columbia, was
iO ISO Olty Friday.
Miaeee Sara and Maria Duraot, of Bt*bop
willa, are io tbe city.
Ree. H J Mikell, of Charleston, is in tbe
sity for a weeks stay.
Mr. Richard Manning has ralurosd to the
South Carolin? College.
W. H Lylse, Biq , of Colombia was io be
eity Friday oo boeioeee.
Mr Muldrow Qreen, of Btsbopvills, was
io the city last Thursday
Dr loaee N. Boyd, of Willlamsborg Co.,
speal Thursday io tbe city.
Hue Moaeia Osteeo bas rstaroed from vis
ting frieods io Pennsylvania.
Mies Nora Wyodbam, of Charleston, is
visiting Mrs. J. M. Chandler
Mies Bdoa Flowers bas accepted a portion
with tbe Samt er Dry Goods Co.
Mr. Jre. W. Hammond of Angusta, was
la the a. I Friday on bull?ses.
Soliciting Agtat Bsssrsoo, of the Southern
Railway, was ia Iowa yeettrdey.
Mr |end Mrs R M. Jenkins, of St.
Charles, epent last Tborsday io town.
Mrs. 0. Weetoo McGrew left ysitsrday
aeoreieg to visit io Oraogtoorg county.
Mr. Tboe Sum'er, Jr., of Cbarieetoo, is
io. toe eity for a few days visiting his pareota.
Mr. W. R Delgar baa accepted a posit loo
ia tbe clothing store of Stabbs Broe. A Cot*
tiao.
Mr. J. 8. Booth, efter e weeks viti* to his
saotber, returned to Washington Thurtday
asoealag
Mr Willie Wit her spoon, who bas been at
home sick tor several days, returned to Rast*
?ear Mooday.
Miss Miriam Wei'o, who bae been visitiog
the family of Mrs B. Rytteoberg, bae return?
ed to Beveeeoo.
M teat a A aale Grahasa and Basis Dick bavs
retorted fro as the asonntaios where tbsy
spent the saeasaer.
Mrs Joo Montgomery, of Seester County
is vletUag at Dr T. H. Law's, Spring Street
? Spartaaberg Herald.
Mr. Charles Rytteoberg rstoraed to Colum?
bia ibis mo nog to resosDS bis stadiee at ths
Sooth Or oo College
Mies Laura Mood left Saturday aoroiog for
W ilaoo, N. 0 There she will take cherge of
toe vocal department of the Ksleey gamine -y.
Mr. Barry Spaon who has beee visitiog als
father, Mr. J. McF Spaon reteroed to the
Soeti. Carolina College yesterday o.oroiog.
Mr. B. F. Hardy, a commercial salesman
well known io tkio city is bsrs for a day or
two. Be was la the Teias storm and bas
sot yet felly recovered from the siperieoces
ol that horrible night Bo was oo the traio
that wae wrecked at Bolivai Point. Eighty
Iva of tbe peeeeogera were killed, Mr. Hardy
boteg was of tbe BnSOfl or tweotr to escape
witt tbair lives. Tbey took refuge io the
light koose an J were kept prisooars there by
too flood of water that surrounded the light
boose for fifty-fire boors
Mr. Jobo F Kslly, ot B sbopvills, was io
the city today.
Mr. Tracy W. MeCollum is io tbe city on
oasioeoo.
Mr. John I Brnoeoo desires os to state
that be will be oot of the city oo Friday and
Saterday of this weak
Rev. Wsa. Aikeo Kelly was unexpected v
called to Ksrsbaw oo Tuseday to assist in ?
ejeetieg being held in ths Ktrsbaw Methodist
Church Rs will be absent until Saturday.
There wae a big erowd io ths cit? Satur?
day and trade waa brisk to all lbs storss.
Toe eitlotes of Wedgefleld have sent $62 25
to the Colossbia Stats for lbs Galvostoo
? offerer*
To prevent consumption quickly core
throat and loag trouble* with Una Minute
Coogb Core J 8 Bogbsoo a Co.
Toe Sosater Light lofaniry should take
asm io the eoeempcoeot and competitive drill
in Colombia durtog tbe State Fair.
Tbe eegro gamblers are oow bauotiog tte
back lots aod with tbe aid of ? little meao
wbiehey and various skin games are fleecing
too eemotry aegrose
DeWi. 's Little Early Risers ars prompt,
paieubie, pleasant, powerful, purify log little
P tie J S Hoghsoo A Co
Aaotber reference in tbe telephone fac'orirs
toil was be d before Master H F Wilson Fri?
day. It is sspecied that tbe case will eoaue
op in tns October terra of eourt.
The lelepbooe coonectioo with Florsoce
aad other towos in the seetero eocuon of the
State aod Norib Carolloa is oow an establish?
ed feet aod eetiefaeto.-v serf ice it reodered
You ceo spell it cough, ceff, caugb, kauf,
kaff, kougb or kaugh, hot tb? ooly harmlcis
remedy that quickly cures It is One Mieut*
Coogk Cars J 8 Hoghsoo A Co
Tbe its factories hate had a but? seatoo
aod have fouod it isspn?sible io fill all orders,
but their barteat season is drawing to a close
aed tbe coal men are out hunting orders
Tbe dieneasery is doing | tug buttress.
Cotton picking ?jts a great Seal of money
into tb* hands nf tbe negroes and they bur
?ore I quor from tbs dtspenrary than the
whites
Tbe most daioty aod iBwfttfi pills made
ars DeWnt s Littls Barly Risers. Tbey are
uceq ialed for all liver end bowel tiouolee
i Sever gripe. J S ll'tghson A Co.
A*. O Field's Big Minstrels wilt apoear at
tbe Opere House oo Friday eight. Sept 28
Tbts sslestrei company comes well recom
aaewddvd aod sboold be greeted by a Urge
aadioooe.
MARRIED.
Married at residence of Mrs Herman
3 owrrin, the brid-e evatwff, ?n this city on
September 19, Mus R-h era Schwerin aod Mr.
Louts Lyons, of Hi uuiore Md , Re?. B A
Flea* officiating, No rarda
Urs S?rah Foxwortb, widow of the lute
Thomas l>. Foxworib, died on Tnuraday
night. S?pt '20tn at the bouu ot her brother,
Mr K J Ooodmao, oo Calhoun Street io
this city. The remain* were interred >n the
cemetery on Saturday alter funeral serf ices
at the houe? by Re? W A. Kelly
Robert Lide Dargan
Darlington, Sept 19 ?Robert Lide Dargan
died at the residence of bis aunt, Mrs L. R
Williamson, this morniog after a H?gering
illoess. While tbe end been expected for
several days, nevertheless his demise baa tail
a gloom over the community Mr Dargan
was about 33 years ot age aod was one of the
foremost young meo of Darlington. He
was the oldest son of tbe late M*j. Timothy
O. Dargao and a coosio of tbe late Coigress
mao George W. Dargan.
TBS ST7KTS& COTTON MARKET.
The cettoo weighers report that tbe total
cotton receipts for tbe season up to and ioclo
sife of Saturday have been 7.840 bales
Middling brought 10c today.
T. 0. Scaffe, ihe old reliable store dealer,
advertises some prices that will be ioteresiog
to buyers. He aucouocei that h:s stock is
now complete.
Tbe bot supper which was advertised to be
at tbe Oswego Academy on tbe 21st was
postponed until todat, the 26th. Notice of
tbe change, which should have appeared io
last weeks W. k S did oot reach us after
tbe paper was printed aod maikd.
A fcx has locate* bis winter quarters oo
tbe lot io the rear of Mr. W K Mias' resi?
dence, near tbe stand pipe, aod if there are
aoy fox huoters ic town tbey can get up a
chase almost aoy oigbt.
Tbe Sumter Dry Goods Co's ad io tbis
issue should be read with pleasure aod satis?
faction by all who would profit by what they
say. Tbey offer a convincing argument that
tbe advantage is largely io favor of tbe
customer, sioce they ere quotiog old figures
in the face of tbe advanced prices which tbe
raw material is now bringiog.
Poisonous toadstools resembling mush?
rooms have caused fnqoeot deaths ibis year.
B? sure to use only the geoolce. Observe tbe
same care wbeo you ask for DeWltt's Witch
Haisl Salve. There are poisonous counter?
feits. DeWm's is tbe ooly original Witch
Hazel Salve It is a safe aod certain cure for
piles aod all skm diseases. J S Hugbsoo It Co
Read t'e new ad. of Schwartz Bros, in
today's paper telhog of what they will offer
at tbsir fall opening on Monday, Octo?
ber 1st.
Tbe Grand Mas.er of Masons of Sooth
Carolina has issued a circular letter* calling
on the lodges io the Stats to aid our suffer?
ing brethren in Texss Olsremoot Lodge
No S4 anticipated tbis action and has already
contributed $20.
The Sumter Institute opeoed for tbesessioo
of 1900 01 oo Tuesday, tbs 18tb, with so iu
creased stteodaoce over last year sod a
Dumber of bosrdiog pupils sre yet to come
io. Tbe outlook for tbe school is brighter
tbao it bss been for sevsrsl ysats sod tbe at?
tendance of both day and boarding pupils la
largor tbao st tbis time last yssr.
Lsrgs soo spots, astronomers ssy, caused
tbe extreme beat tbis summer, sod doctors
declare nearly all tbe prostrations were in?
duced by disorders of tbs stotxscb. Good
health follows good digestion. Kodol Dys?
pepsia Cure digests wbst you eat. If you
bsvs iodigestion or dyspepsis it will quickly
relieve sod permanently cure you J S Hugh
son k Co
Tbe tobacco wartboose ieeopjiog a pros?
perous seasoo aod tbere ant large sales every
day. Tbe total amount of tobacco sold tbos
far store tbao dnobles tbe total at this data
lest ve?r, aod tbere is every reason to believe
that tbe total sales for the seasoo will reach
tbe millioo matk. Maoager Hancock is a
bustler aod bas tbe confidence of tbe tobacco
growers to ao unusual degree aod his came
alooe is a drawiog card He was the piooeer
warehouseman of Timmooaville aod did
more, it is said, to establish that market tin
a firm fouedation tbao aoy ooe mao.
He believes tbat Sumter bas groater advan
tages for the establishment of a great tobacco
market tbao aoy other place io tbe state aod
be is spareiog oo effort to utilise those natur?
al advantages and make Sumter tbe leading
tobacco market io tbe State.
Tbe progressive nations of tbe world are
the great food coosuruiog oatioos. Good
food well digested gives strength. If you
caooot digest all you eat, you need Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat.
You oeed not diet yourself. It contains sll
of the digeetaots combioed with the best
koowo tooics aod recoostructives. It will
even digest all daises of foods in a bottle
No otber preparation will do this. It in?
stantly relieves and quickly cures all stomach
troubles J S Hugbson k Co
Tbe membars of tbe Sumter Light Infantry
should jiio tbe oaval reserves and tetitioo
tbe secretary of tbe oavy to order a gunboat
to proceed up Turkey Creek aod anchor off
tbe oaiatoriuro. For days last week Capt.
WiIsgq endeavored to get bis command to
meet for drill, but oo every evening eppoiot
ed for dri'l. nine-tenths o' the members
would betake themselves to ihe oatatorium
aod go in a wasbiag Ooe night ten meo
out ol forty reprried for drill while tbe other
thirty were deporting themselves like fish in
tbe balmy waters of tbe oatatorium with
various and sundry nytophs, mermaids
ooods and such like feminine Imk of the
flnuy aod web-footed fibs. Tbe oata onum
is a success, but If bas played thunder with
tbe Sumter Light infantry for when
brave soldier bovs take lo wmer
there is at . n>? an nod to tbe l)otch course*.
Nymphs and mermaids and high rftvlef
spritts are seductive aod ItfeitfteMj ' harm?
ing creatures and it is not in soldier nature
?o reaist wbeo M guard duty loom* up for a
failure to attend drill Capt Wilson k'ows
that inspection is near at hand, Hod if the
brave soldier bovs do oot forsake the WH'er
and return to regular duty he will send a
corporal's guard down to ihn natatorium
some fine night and arrest every brave sol?
dier boy that can re found
m ? ? ? . i
Band concert
The hand will gi?e an oreu air concert on
the Haavijeaial Bqaeri Thursday sees tag
next, int< end of ft day evening so ao not lo
CO'fl ct with ih" minstrel performance at ik?
Opera HeOgS 00 Fitda? evening
-Maa> ? ??? mm
Thrt g.eat IOOOSS* ot Cr* sbetleie's Colic,
Cholera >>nd Diarrboea Kemrdv in ihe Meat'
tr.ru' of bowel complaints baa made it stand
ard over the greater part ot tbe civil zed
world. For sals by A J Chios.
K R. WRECK AT BRICK YARD.
Wrecking Train and Shifting En?
gine* in Collision
There was a collision between the euiftin
engine and the wrecking train Friday night
?it the brick yard switch near the city limits
Th? switch en^ior was carrying two Car*|tO
the brick yard, one losdid with lumber the
other with machinery, and was juet nullit g
into the brick yard side track when the
wrecking train came along at full speed.
The engine of the wrecking train struck tue
car lo tded with lumber und smashed it all to
pieces. The ctr loaded with ?jaebmery was
a'ao partially wrecked ar d the lumber on the
6r9t car was driven into it so that i he con ten ta
of the car were broken and seriously damag?
ed. The wrecking train engine was damag?
ed to seme extent, but the shifting engine
being on the sidi-g and clear of the main hot
waa not injured The crews of the trains
escaped without serious injuries, but some ot
them sustained bruises and were badly
frightened.
D. M Osborne & Company Take
the Grand Prize at Paris.
1) M. Orborre & Co , who are exhibiting
their line of harvesting machines at the Paris
Exposition, have great reason to feel proud of
the distinction woo there by tbe excellent
showing of their machines
They have secured the highest award ob?
tainable, not only tor their Mower, Reaper
and self-nioding Harvester, but it includes
their Tedder, Unke Hcd also tbeir complete
line of Peg, Spriog Tooth and Disc Har?
rows
Notwithstanding tbe tremendous competi?
tion of the American and Foreign exhibitors
tbe jury exieoded to the Osborne line tbeir
highest tribute
Io addition to tbe grand prizs, the Osborne
Self-Binding Hortester aod tbe Oaborne
Mower look the first prize ot tbe great !i:-ld
trial held June 16, at La ?arrie, France
W B Boyle, Sunter, S t). bandies all tbe
above machinery.
ACL Excursion Rates.
On account of Stieet F'ir and Carnival at
Danville, October 3-6th, Atlantic Coast Line
will sell round trip tickets to Danville at rate
of one 1st . 'ass'are for round trip ; tickets
?old hepte:nber 2?tb to October 6lb, final
limit October 8tb
Fire and False Alarm
At half past eleven o'clock Monday tbe fire
department was called out to rxtioguisb a
small b aze on tbe kitchen at tbe residence
of Mr J. W. Dennis Tbe fire w-s insignifi?
cant acd was pot out with the chemical ex
tingolsbers fror* tbe Mooaghao wogoo.
Wbso tbe whistle at tbe Sumter Ice Fac?
tory was blown at one o'clock, it was mis
taken for a distress call and tbe fire alarm
was rung Tbe fire department reported
quickly at tbe scene of tbe supposed fire, but
found that their services were not needed as
tbsre was no fire
Cause of False Alarm.
Tbe falss alarm of fire that called out the
fire department oo Monday was tbe result of
the whistle of the Sumter Ice Factory gettiog
out of fix Wbeo tbe engineer pulled tbe
'bistlecord to blow tbe whistle at the usual
bour tbe spriog became caught aod tbe
whistle continued to blow until a tran could
be sent up on the roof to release the spriog
and stop tbe blowing
A Word to Mothers.
Mothers of children effected with croop or
a severe cold need not hesitate to administer
Chamberlain's Cougb Remedy. It contains
uo opiate cor narcotic in any form and may
be given as confidently to tbe babe as to an
adult Tbe groat success that has attended
its use in the treatment of colds and croup
has won for it the approval aod praiae it bat
receive 1 throughout tbe Uoited States and in
many foreign lands. For sale by A. J.
China.
Commissioners of Election
Qov McSweeney hf>. appointed tbe follow?
ing commissioners of election for Sumter
county on tbe recommendation of County
Chairman Knigh' :
State-W R Kolb, E B. Muldrow, H.A.
Moses.
Federal?J. P. Kilgore, W. J Diokins, F.
D Knight.
Let Evory CMld goto School.
No child, however poor its parents may be,
need be deprived of going to school in our
city this wititer Gamecock Lodge No. 17,
Knights of P\ thius, bis decided to use a part
of tbe Cbarity Fund to assist in supplying
tb*> necessary clothing, hooks, Ac , tor any
child who is needy Any worthy cares re
ported to the committee, Messrs. G D. Shore,
J. H L*vy and L I Parrot, will be prompt?
ly looked after.
Fall Announcement.
All householders are requested by the
Chief of the Fire Department to burn out
their chimiies during the first rainy spell.
If th'9 is done a serious fire may be prevent
ed nnd in any event numerons false fire alarms
will avoided
WANTED ? SCUPPKRNONG GRaPES
A few bushels oi Scuppernoogs, either
wane or hlaeh. N. G. ?STREN
Mrs. \a Atkinson,
Fashionable
1YI IL LI NE RY.
I hav? just returned from Baltimore and
New Yoik, wheie I heeded niv Fall und
Wintir Millinery My stock <onpri6es all
the latest aofe ties ot the ?? as* u
I t*m now gett rig ready lor my Formal
Fall Opening of Pattern Hats, dates of which
will tie tut.In bed :n this Space in duo time
1 will try thin Sensau to give the
Uteat Styles la best materiuly,
and at lb" loweat pncei.
I ho| e till Who ('Hi will attei d ihr opening
? for it is then tbnt yon can get i true idee
of the styles for the season I have on svle
now a beautiful lies of Street He's, CaJ ?? d
I OS them
I tan fm isli you with lbs new neck rib
boas mads m> for use?the latest fad?also
the ver* popular volftl bow for the hair
Reerjf ladv IbOOld have ih?se hit e notions
Call and tee u-.i ? we will treat yon right
Yours truly,
Vtt*. L. ATKINSON,
Main Streo?, ? Sumter, S. 0
Sept IS
Fire LiH8t Night.
The fire department was called out about
9 o'clock last night to exticqoish a (ire at
Adam Young's bouse, on lower Mam Stteet
near the Cotton Oil Mill. The fire did little
daraHge except to the intetior and was put
out by Monaghan equad witbip a few min?
utes af'er they arrived on the scsue. Deigar
squad was late in getting out and did oot
reach lbs fire in time to do eny work.
WWe mire Holding
the Prices Down.
A Fine Horp.o Dead
Modoc McEweeo, the fine standard bred
stallion, that was well known to all horse?
men in Sumter county, died on Monday
night from the effects of a severe ceee of
pneumonia. He was owned by Dr C P.
Osteen and was a valuable animal being
registered in the American Trotting Regis?
ter and having a trotting ancc?s:ry extending
back through both sire and dam to Hamble
tonian II, the progenitor of the American
horse.
NERVOUSNESS,
An American Disease.
Dr. S. Weir Mitchell is au?
thority for the statemenf 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
Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLB.
,rt is the grand specific for this great
itil American disease, because it goes
straight to the source of the weak
ness, building up health and
strength by supplying rich,abund
j| ant food and pure blood to the
1 worn-out tissues, rousing the liver
to activity and regulating all the
organs of the body.
" The Slrhhraa Drag Co.," Detroit, Mich.
H l'.verettes the famous little liver pills. ?$c.
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Always watchful after the interests of our
patrons, we repeat it, we are holding the
prices down to a 5c cotton basis.
The rumored advance in goods, to any material extent, is fic?
tion and not fact?Goods are very cheap.
Look Your Best at all Times !
And to do this we would say to the ladies that we are fully prepared
to lend them any assistance in the furnishing of a pretty suit. And
why not a pretty one if the cost is no more ? We invite the purchas?
ing public, especially the ladies, to call and see the new fabrics of
which we have so recently been reading:
The Pebble Cheviot or Co9tume Cloth, the handsome
Plaid Back and Zibeline Skirtings, Steam Shrunk
Serges, Venetians, Broadcloths (the best 52 inch value
in the market for $1) Camletts, Poplins, Prunelles,
Soleils, Silks and Cut Velvets.
Our Ueady-to-Wear Garment Department
Furnishes the correct suggestions in Tailor Made Suits, Jackets and
Wraps for Ladies, Misses and Children.
To the Lover of Good Linens
We will promise a veritable feaet to a critic's eye?Towels, Damasks,
Doileys, Napkins and Bed Linens, all at the old prices. Some specials
in Towels for early buyers.
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J S. HUGHSON&CO. Sumter.S.C
WISH TO RENT all the planting land
which I reside,
more cao be had
X on the plantation on which I reside,
sooui 470 acre', as much
on the adjdoiog pluce
R. C. McFADDIN
SeDt. 6 ?41*
Estate of John J. Uedding?, Dec'd*
WE WILL apply to the Judge of Probate
of Sumter County on October 26tn.
1900, for a Final Diecbatge as Executors of
aforesaid Bstate.
EZRA P. GEDDINGS,
WM. WALLACE GEDDINGS,
Sept 26?4t Executors.
FOR RENT.
MY MANNING AVENUE FARM, situa
fed on the outskirts of the city For
terms and other particulars, apply to Mr
Neill O'Donoell, Sumter, 8. C.
MRS. ELLA T?OMEY
Sept. 26?tf.
We are making an exceptionally handsome display of Carpets, Mat?
tings, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Portiers, Lace Curtains,
Tapestries, Velours, Silkolines, printed Jap Drapery Silks, Bagdad
Drspery Cloths, Printed Plushes and everything needed with which to
beautify the home.
If you've been having trouble with your Footwear, try a pair
of Yal Duttenhoffer or Drew, Selby & Co's warranted Shoes.
For school children the "Little Giant" brand beats them all for
good looks and good service.
Come in and see us9 the pleasure will be
ours, the profit will be mutual.
umter
ry jjoods jjo. >
Proprietors of Sumter's Leading Dressmaking
Establishment.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
OFFICE OF
CO. SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
Sumter, S. C , Sept 19, 1900
rpHE REGULAR EXAMINATION FOR
X teacner's c >un v certificates will bi be d
on Friday, Oct 12, 1900
For white?in County Auditor's offic>.
For colored?io mv office
J. EDWIN REMRERT,
Sept 26-2t Co. Supt. Ed.
THE
Standard Warehouse Co.,
Columbia, S, C.
Cotton Capacity, 20,000 bales.
Some Special Bargains.
40-lb boxes Starch, best grade, at 3?a per lb. Smoked Dried Herriogs, 29c per box
New Mackerel, 14 good fish to kit, 90c
Fancy full crenm Cheese, 22 to 24 lbs eacb, at 13c per lb.
Best fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, 60 lb tubs at 24c per lb
American Sardines?new pack ?$3 85 per caee 100 cans.
10 ox Tumbler Fruit Jelly, 3 des to case, 7sc per dcz.
3-1 b sund. Tomatoes, 2 dcz io case, 90c doz 2-lb stund. Tomatoes, 2 de? io case, 70c do*.
? pint bottle?, neeorted Pickle?, 2 dcz ir ceee, 75c dcz.
1- lb etna Cove Oyste.e, full weight, 2 and 4 doz in c-se, [ Ofl doz
2- lb cans fancy Maine uaiked Sugar Corn $1 20 a doz.
2-lb catis fancy N Y S ate packed Sugar Corn $1 a doz.
CRACKERS.
Lemons f Je, Nie Nacs 6}c per lb.
Ginger Snaps 5c, Soda Or 5e per lb.
Sugar Cr 6c, Fancy .Mixed 6jc per lb
Cream L?nen Bieeuits, 7c per lb
Oatfl?!tes. 2-lb packages, 90c d;z
FLOUR.
Best fancy patent,
Best bait patent,
Best rtraiKbt,
Best family,
Salt 100 lbs,
$4 35 bbl
4 10 bbl
3 85 bbl
3 25 bbl
57c tag
MEAL, GRITS, BACON AND LARD AT LOWEST PRICES.
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Storage snd insurance 15 ore. p r
balo per month, or fraction thereof
Speoiai rates on large lots.
Liberal advanoes at low rate of inter* i
est on ootton stored with us. Write to
EDWIN W. ROBERTSON, Sec,
or H. L ELLIOTT, Mgr.
Sept 19?3m
igars, Cheroots, Cigarettes and Tobacco.
Diamord T Cigar, best 5c seller at $35 per 1,000 Success oone better, $35 per 1,000
E L Rornl Cigar, good smoke, $25 per 1,000 Try our Leader, $10.50 per 1,000, 60cbox
Old Virginia Cheroots, $3 15 per hex ot 250 Che-oot?, 3 lor 5o.
Old Glorv Cheroots $2.90 per nox of 200 Cheroot?
World's Best Cliemots. $3 25 per bcx of 250 Cheroot-, 3 for 5c.
Duke's Cigarettes $3 90 per 1,000. Cvcle Cigarettes $2 65 per I 000.
A BIG SUPPLY OF TOBACCO, namelv, Schtnps, E<*rly Bird, R. J R , Mable, Lsila
Roohk, Little Fancy, Red Eye acd various other ktoas?prices ranging from 25c, 35c and
45c per lb.
Big Drives in Soap.
OCTAGON, VICTORY, TIP TOP, ELECTRIC, IMPERIAL.
Shoe Blacking, Ink, Blueing, Ac. See us, or get our prices before you buy.
Crosswell & Co.
Phone 53.
Sumter, S. C.
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Is now open for Business
We are prepared to handle the farmers Tobacco to a much better advantage than ever
before.
We are Going to Hare a Harket,
And one second to no other in the State.
"W etttttt TV^antmiBS Y< >i ir$ttn*3?at ronage.
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 gee to it that evory 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
us to your Tobacco bringing less than its full value.
in list rant eeiii;? you our very best personal efforts in every deta. to promote your
interest. YOUR FRIENDS,
June 25?v
Haneoek & Sutler,
Proprietors Sumter Tobacco Warehouse.