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STRIKING HINERS '. ARE CONSERVATIVE. WILL ACCEPT ADVANCE ' OFFERED 8ereotoo, Pa. 13?The lotbraeitt ooal miners oot? oo strike, aftor a two ?Jays' ooovcotioo, lata this afuroooo decided to accept the 10 pst oeot oat imarsaaa io wages offjred by tbe mios owners pro?idiog they will oootiouo lbs piaysaaot of advance ootil next April aid will abolish tbs stidiog anale If aba operatora eooaider iba proponitioo ooeooepiable, ibe minors are willio? to arbitrate iba qeastioe at iaaoa The? ?Jaw decided tu eoatioot ike etrike ootil Iba operatora agree to iba eoeventiou's proposition. Tba raaolotioos arc as fellows : ?'We, your committee, raapastfoUy eebmit tbs followiag preamble aod res* alil*o?>a for yoor sonata erat ioo : ?'Whereat, tba anthracite ooal oper otere bate potted ootiaea offering ao aal was? of 10 par aaot otar wages for soar I y paid, aod bave aigoi6ed ibeir williogoeas to adjust other g rievaaees with their awa employes ; aod Wbsreaa, they have failed to spsci fy Iba length of lime tbis edveoea weold rtmeie io force, aod bate also failed to abolish iba aiidiog aaala math ad of deistmiaiog wagea ; wa w ould reoesjsased t "Thai Ibb soo veotioo aaaspl ao ad vaaaa of 10 oar oeot. providing tow op orators will eoetiooe lie paysaaot ootil April tat. 1901 ; aod will abolish iba olidiog aaala io tba leoigb aod Ssboyl kilt ragioos ; Iba seals of wagea io tba two laal saoaed districts to remaio eta tieoery at 10 par aaol above tba pros- i sol basts priea ; aod that tbe aompa wVaa Will agree la adjust other griev eoeee oompleiaed of with committees of tbair own employes "Beoid ibta proposition be ooeooep? If bis to tl a operatora wa recommend that Iba soavsotioo propose ibal all sjwoeiieos at i<soe bo sabwitted to a fair Mat impartial board of arbitral too. ??We woold farther reoommead Ibat ?oder oo eirewrosiaooea whatever should there bo a reeomptioo of work at aoy of tba eolliertse ootil tba operators eigeify tbair aooaplaoas of ibis propoei lioo, aod yoo ars notified officially that Iba etrike is ended, aod all rsturo to wort) j* a body wo Iba sasaa day 99 J?4f?Og by tbe oeaoimity of lbs ?toawa io busing tba above reeolouoo www (fee daWsaiwod stand takeo by the aerators, it is gswsrally believed that a loog soo test betwaeo tbs strikers aed Iba aaiae operators is aoi oolibaly. Tbara was great astboaiaaai io tba eon veotioo when tbe ooontar proposi lioo to ibe operators was carried, aod bbrsa obaara ware givao far President Mitchell Tbe resolution* wars draft ad by a committee of ibirtaso, sppoioi od at tbe morning eeeatoo, of wbiab Iba ?aliooal praaideat was chairman Haaaltoo. Pa. Oal 14 ?The iodivid oal eoaf operators who eoold be oceo bsra lodsy declined to diseois the ao lioo lakeo by tbs aotbraaila miners' eqovaoti >o at Soreotoo yesterday Haither woold they say what ateps tbe employers woold probably take ll ia evident from their ratiocooe tnat Iba iodtvidpl miaa workers are waitiog to aee what tba large, ooal oarryiog rail roada that mine coal will do. ' ft is reported io the ooal ragioo to oigbt tbal the prsaideats of tbess roads will bald a soefereoee in New York tomorrow for diaooaaioo of Iba aotioo of tba coovaotioo. Tbara waa a story sfloat today that too operators will aocept tbe oooveo lion's decision, bot ootbiog baa enme to awa sorfaaa io ibis rsgioo oo whieb ao boon ha report. , saasaWbw^qm aa? Active About Kroonitad Caps Town, Oot 14 ?Tba Bjsis arc very ae ire io the Krooostad disiriot. Oao DeWet baa proclaimed that Bur gbers who refuse to fight will be made prisooere of war British moooied iofantry, scouting from Ltodley, had Capl Wiltshire bill? ow, Ibroog ) mistakiog s p\rty of forty B>ers io kbaki for friooda Boar commandoes oootiooally haras ? ad lb* Briit?h colomo while marobing from L'edley to Krooostad. Tbs Bsere capiorad a detachment of iba Cheshire regimeot wbiab waa es* oortiog ao empty wagoa oaer Frank? fort Tbay rslaased ibe drirsr hot kepi tba wagoo. Loodoo, Ost 14 ?Tbs war often baa reewived tbe followiog from Lord Roberta dated Prstoria, Saturday, Oot Ittb i "A satisfactory little affair ocoarred over Fraokfort Thursday. Col Orova with tba Weal Knots surprised a Boar laager at da wo. killed ssvaa. wooodod oiaa aad aaplored 18 99 Cottoo Growers Convention Atlaolo. Ua, Ost 15 ?A ooovsotioo of tba cottoo growsrs aod bouoess men of tba sooth geosrally baa base oalled by Presided Harvit* Jordan of lb Georgia Cotton Growers' aasociatioo. Tba ooovsotioo ia to be herd io Maeoo November 20 aod 21. aod its objeet i so dissoss and dsviss meees for oseoriog ao tba eat lea prodoaar a fair priai for lit trap. Iwetroetioos will bo aaal to ovary sot law growieg aoooly Io Iba aaotb. low LOOTED IS ? CHINESE CAPITAL ONLY THE SACRED CITY HA 8 SO FAR E8CAPED THE FOREIGNERS. Pekio, Sept 7 ?The general con ?eniQt of opinion of the American and British ministers aod generals is tbst seldom if ever iu the history of the world has sny city beeo more completely looted and gutted than Pekin and it is msioly due to the influence of Gen ChstTee snd tbe British geuers), Gsselee thst tbe sacred oity itself hss not suffered tbe ssme fste In fact, most of tbe members of the embassies, their families sod even the missionaries think thst s great mis tske was made in not looting it snd burning it to the ground. They argue tbst if all the property of the merchants, bankers, pawbrokers snd tbe booses of the very poor bsve been looted and burned, why should tbe property of those mainly respon? sible be ssved and held sscred for their future use It is aa every dey sight to see sol diers, csmp followers sod members of tbe riff raff that is iollowi & the srmy, selliog nil aorta of Lbiog?, parttculsrly tbe eil?er shoes, wbiob were used as cash, valued at $7. $18, $30 snd $50 sccording to weight. Hundred dollar wstcbes were selling for $5, bat oow prices have gone op and silver shoes are selling for two thirds of their value aod other things accordingly Tbe proprietor of the Pekio hotel bse bought, it is stated, silver worth over a ^usrtor of a million dollars, at a coat of less tbso $50,000. The 8ikh soldiers have done a lot of trading io silver, baying from the Rossisos chesply sod selling st a proft A former street arab from New York bee msde a elesr $2,000 with a cspitsl of nothing except unlimited cheek sod no scruples whstever on tbe subject of his right to loot Aootioo ssles tske plsce st the British legation every sfterooon of looted goods turned io by tbe troops, bot tbe priese are high, fetching sometimes more thso tbe thiogs are ?easily sold for io the stores io normal times Mi) Waller has in his possession a vast smouot of staff a large portion of which bss beeo tskeo from looters Geo Ohsffee has not yet decided with regard to its dispoeitioo, but it probsbly will be sold at aootioo American soldiers bsve not been offioislly allowe d to loot, but only to forsge. which mesos that psrties hsve gone out daily over the Araeri cso quarter snd collected the things most nseded by the troops, such ss bedding, furniture for csmp use, etc. Most of the soldiers on the march to Pekio threw sway their blankets snd other implements which rendered the msrch onder horning sun andesirs ble At night now they would suffer from cold f they had not been allowed to commando.the necessary covering. It is only human uature if the soldier boys iu that doty should pick rob** of ermine, grsy fox skins snd other warn Jurs rather thso those of s coarser sud uglier appearance Some of tbe moat per eistent looters have beeo the mission sries Recently meeting one with five osrtlosds of furs aod antique furni tore, Mej Wslier asked tbe missioosry by wbat tight be hsd taken the things, snd to his astonishment wss told tbst they hsd been tsken by permission of Maj Waller He in formed the missionsry that he wss mistaken, ss he himself wss Msj Waller, and thst he should con6s<;ate ?very bit of it. SITUATION IN SOUTHERN CHINA. Psris, Oct 13 ?Letters received in diplomatic circles here throw s some whet clearer light oo the situation in southern China, where a dynssly op rising is oow in progress The Re. formist movement tbeie is dividsd In to two distinct psrties one led by Ksng Yo Wei snd tbe other by Son Yat Hen Tbe former is sgitsting for drsstic reforms, bnt wishes to retsin tbe present dyoasty. while Son Yst Hen sima st depoaing the (lows go. empress sud msking a clesn sweep of the existing regime San Yst Sen is leading the present rebellion Tbe Isst authentic news of hie where aboots was of his presence st Yoks hams, three months sgo But ainoe then he is believed to hsvo smuggled himself into southern China snd to be leading the reformist rebellion, in his plan of csmpsign being the osptore of Canton, when be calculates the whole of south Chios will join him In the event of his seriously Ihresten ing Csoton, Great Britain snd Prsnoe, posaibly assisted by the other powers, would be forced to oppose him. which would creste s curious situs tioo Tbe powers would then be sating sgsinst the rebel forces in tbe sooth which sre anti dynastic snd friend);- to foreigners, snd st tbe ssme time cogaged in suppressing tbe Boxer rebellion io tbe north, wbiob is pro dynastic snd snti foreign In tbe meantime. Ksng Yu Wei is inactive, owing it is suppos? ed, to the pressuss brought to bear oo bim by Great Britein to which country he owes hie liberty if not his lite, fur he escaped from tbe clutches of the dowager empress on board a British war ship some time ago At the present moment there are two armed movements io southern China?that of tbe reformists, led by Sou Yat Sen, and the aoti foreign. I pro dynaetic uprising of the Black Flag, who are marching north to assist the dowager empresa - ? .-???. ? Shanghai, Oot 14.?From Canton it is reportod that tbe Kwaug Si rebels have defeated the imperial troops on tbe borders of Kwaog Tuog aod that Gen Su has resigned in ooosequeooe of i bis reqaest for reiuforoemeots being ignored. Some Chinese soldiers dese? crated the oemetery for foreigoera at Nauae Ship, near Canton, and the vioeroy had the offenders deoapitatsd and dismissed their oommaoder. Youtsev's Confession J ? To Arthur Goebel. | ??????????^?? He Directly Implicates Gov* ernor Taylor in tbe Bloody Conspiracy. Georgetown, Oot 15. The trial of Ilemy fi Youtaey, charged with being o principal io the killing of Gov Goebel, waa resumed today al? though Youtsey wss reported in the same condition as last week. His room door woo opened and his bed palled up in ploio view oud hearing of the jury and while the witnetoeo were being; examined Youtaey oould be hoord lolling bio wife's name in o holbw, mooning voice and could bo seen to be sitting on bis hed The feature of the day was tbe testimony of Author Goebel. brother of the dead governor. He told of going to the jail tbe day Yootaey was arrested and then said : 1 pot my left bood oo Mr Yout say's right shoulder and eeid : "Mr Youtsey, Col Campbell has just returned and told me what you have said to him and 1 hove come over to have you tell sae whit you have told him, to tell me whether it is true, and to ask you a few other questions r Mr Youtsey said : ''Yes, Mr Goebel, what 1 have told Col Campbell is true " I then said to Youtsey : "Now I would like to have you tell me about getting the key on Monday morning from Powera and about Dick Combs and about going to aee Taylor and also about going to see Taylor on Toeaday morning aod where you got tbe cartridges " Youtsey said : "Just as 1 told Col Campbell. I had a talk with Drck Combs on Monday morning and be told me that he was ready to do the shooting and I went to Caleb Powers for the key to bis office snd he told me to go to John Powera I went to John rowers aod Jobu Powers gave me the key. I' weot to Gov Taylor aod told him that Dick Combs was ready to do the shooting Gov Taylor said : 'You ought not to come to me about this. I have been expecting this to be done for some time, but I object to having a negro do it It is too important a piece of work Combs may be a spy and ho may betray us' " Youtsey hesitated and I aaid : "Very well, what did you do next ?" Youtaey said : "1 left Gov Taylor and on Tueeday morning 1 went back to him and aaid : 'The man to do the shooting is now here ' " I interrupted Youtaey there and said : ' You have told Col Campbell the name of that man and that is one reason why I came over here to see you oaNow if you know that much you u also give me the name of tbe man Mr Youtaey aaid: "Well, I told him Jim Howard waa here ; that I thought he got here Monday night." I asked him what else did Taylor say. Youtsey Faid : "Gov Taylor walked op aod down tbe floor aod aaid : 'Youtsey, what do you thiok ? If Goebel is killed, do you tbiuk I oould hold my office V He disoossed that matter, talking to me back aod forth, and I said to bim I thought if Goebel was pot out of iho way tbe oonteat would bo settled and that be oould bold bis offioe Finally I said to him, as Gov Taylor hesitated still : 'It is up to you to decide oow fioally whether it is to be doos or not/ " aod after some more hesitation Youtsey stated that Taylor aaid finally : "Well, tell them to go ahead It it is oeoessary, I oao send the mao to the mouotaios with a squad of soldiers " I said : "Did be say nothing about pardoning him ?" aod Youtsey said : "Yes, that is so He said : If it if oeoessary I oao pardoo bim aod be will be safe enough.' " Youtsey then stop ped aod I asked him : "What did you do theo T You told Col Campboll, as hs told me, that you let oertaio people into Powers' offioe." Youtsey said : "Yes I weot back and reported. I told Berry Howard and Dielt Comba aod Jim Howard to go and be io tbe ball of tbe executive building aod I tben left " I said : ' What did yeu do ?" Youtsey said : "I went and got tbo cartridges When I went baok Berry Howard, Diok Combs and Jim Howard were io tbe ball aod I uolookcd tbe door aod let tbem in and gave tbem tbe cartridges." I again interrupted and aaked Youtsey to whom be bad giveo tbe cartridges, and be aaid : "I gave them to Jim Howard He was tba last mao who went io tbs door." 1 said, "Mow many did you give bim ?" aod be said, "I ?avo bim (he whole box," I paid, "Mr Youtaey, who fired the shot V aod he said, "I oaooot tell you, I did not eeo him " I said "What did you do when you let bim io V He said, "I stood near tbe door." I said, "You gave tbe eartridgea to Jim Howard?" ?Yes air." "Where did you get tbe cartridges 1' He said, "I got tbyn from Powell & Olomoot on Main street in Ciooionaii. On tbe 22nd of January I wrote tbem nod told tbem to seod a box of 38135 smokeless steel cartridges, Winches? ters I aaid, "Was he shot with a Win? chester rifleV1 He said, "Tbe cart ridges fit ..'her a Wioohester or a Marlin " I aaid, '/How muob did you send tbem V He aaid, "I sent tbem a poet office order for a dollar." Mr Youtaey tben stopped aod I said to him : "Mr Youtsey, you have told Col Campbell aod told me that Monday moroing you went to Gov Taylor aod told him that Diok Combi was ready to do the ahootiog if Taylor objected, aod oow you tell me oo Tuesday morning you let Diok Combs into the effioe. How is that ?" Yootsey hesitated aod theo fioally said : "Well, those were the three meo I let io " { looked at bim aod said : "They also say that Berry Howard was io tbe left hand lobby of the legislature and yoo say you let him in that room Youtsey fioally aaid : "Those ore tbe three meo I let io there "_______ Tbe Rebellion io China. Hoog Koog, Oct 15 ?A colomn of armed troops was dispstohed this morning to tbe Kowloon frontier, with the object of bsrring armed refugees, either rebels or imperisl troops, from entering British terri? tory when defeated Tbe rebels sre reported to be 3,000 strong 30 miles north of the British frontier A thoussnd of Admiral Ho's troops hsva left Csuton, overland, to inter? cept the rebels. Admiral Ho has informed the gov ernor thst tbe rebelion wss carefully planned The rebels sre anxious to conoiliste the villagers snd gain the respect of foreigners, hence tbe sbsecce of outrsge snd pillage All indicstions point to the rising being widespread Outbreaks occurred simultaneously in seversl centres of Kwsng Tung snd Kwaok Si Ap* psreotly Ksng Yu Wei, Sun Yat Sen sud tbe Triads have amalgamated their forces in tbe common cause? the overthrow of Maochu role in South Chins Some positive iodicstiooa of the at titude of tbe foreign powers is anxi? ously awaited A French launch was csptured by pirates Oct 12, near Mong Chow. The pirates secured $32,000 in specie. Sun Yst Sen, according to reports from Canton, has taken the town of Kiu Shan, on east river, and is now investing the prefecture! city of Hui Chou A force of imperial troops from Canton was defeated by the re for ..ere, 200 being killed The advices say also that there is preparation for despatching troops to the disturbed districts -?mm> ? ? ? Untold Millions in Copper, Taeoma, Wash, Ootober 14 ?Cen? sus Eoumerators Beok aod Sexton have reaobed Juoeau from oopper River, wbere their summer's work resulted 1n tbe enumeration of 800 lodiaoi and 600 whites Tbe Iodiana io thst aeotioo have died by dozens this summer. Tbia mortality results from the inflox of miners and tbe destruction of the ?almoo aupply by oaooeriea at the mouth of tbe rivers. Mr. Beck reports that oo July 4 gold was found at Tetdioa River. In three weeka four moo took out $4.000 io ooarie gold Mr Sexton think* tbe oopper belt of Prince William Sound will produce untold millions He traveled weeks with Goveromeot Geologist Schr?der, who expressed himself as believing that the deposit* of oopper there aro unequalled to rbe world A railroad will be absolutely neces? sary to develop tbia rioh country. The Government telegraph lioe through tbe Copper Rirer oouotry ia ocarly com? pleted, ana it oau be quiokly fioiaoed, io tbo spring BTATB LIBRARIAN There is a lively race for tbe position of state ibrarito. The legislature will elect io Jaou*ry. There aro already eight entries, with a number of oouotiea to hear from Tbe candidates so far io tbe field are tbe following : MifcS Luoie Barrun, Manning ; Mra P. L. Melton, Columbia ; Min Bessie Owings, Greenville; Miss Sallie Pouche, Ninety Six ; Mrs. Maggie Coooor, Wampeo, Horry county ; Miss Blanche O'Neale, Columbia ; Miss L M Ayoock, Mt. Willing ; Mra S C. Caaoo, Abbeville?Greenville Newa. -?m~mmm> ???? ? ? - Even yet, as tbe afreet* of unfortu? nate Galvestoo are being cleared, corpses in profusion are found and tbe estimate of the loss of life bas been advanoed to 7.000. "The Bible t?lls ?bat there waa oooe a man named Kiau who sold hie birthright for a full dinner pail, aud be rye beeo bald in derision ever eiooe." ? William J. Bryao at Peoria FORECASTING VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. STATEMENT GIVEN OUT BY PEOPLE'S PARTY COMMITTEE. Lincoln, Neb, Oct 13 ?The follow, ing statement over the Signatare of J A fiigartoo, tbe secretary, was given out tonight by tbe People's Party Committee : Bryan will be elected ; he baa lost none of tbe support he bad io 1896, except a few silver republicans in the mountain State* Of these there will not be enough to affect a single electoral vote He will bold his owo west of the Mississippi, aod will oarry every Scate ie that region that be carried io *96 with the possible exception of Wyom? ing. He will gain heavily in the oeotral west and eaat; he will not ooly have all the democrats aod populitts wbo supported him io '96. but added tr these, be will reoeive tbe votes of i large oumher of gold democrats aod former republicans who have left their party oo tbe issues of imperialism and trusts. Tbe following States may he. classed as oertaio to east their elsotoral votei for Bryao : Alabama, 11 ; Arkansas, 8 ; Colo? rado, 4 : Florida, 4 ; Georgia, IS ; Idaho, 3 ; Louisiana, 8 ; Mississippi, 9 ; Missouri, 17 ; Montana, 3 ; Ne braska, 8 ; Nevsda, 3 North Caro? lina, 11 ; South Carolina, 9 ; Tennes? see, 12 ; Texas, 15 ; Utah, 3 ; Virgioia, 12. Total, 153 Add to these tbe following States that will probably east their votes for Bryao : Illinois, 24 ; Iodiaoa, 15 ; Kansas, 10 { Kentucky, 13 ; Maryland. 8 ; South Dakota, 4 ; Washington. 4; West Virgiois, 6 Total, 84. Tboso added to 153 oertaio, give 237, or 13 more than a majority io the electoral oollege. Outside of tbese certain aod probable States are tbe ;ojlowiog doobtful : California. 9 ; Connecticut, 6 ; Delaware. 3 ; Michi? gan, 14 ; Minnesota, 9 ; New Jersey, 10 ; New York, 36 ; North Daxota, 3 ; Ohio, 23; Wisoooeio, 12; Wyom ing. 3 Total, 128 ?w4??wa? Galveston, Tex, Oot 14? Joho 8ealey, treasurer of tbe Gtlvestoo relief fund, acknowledges the receipts of contributions from Oot 1 to 12 ioolusive amounting to {198,552 Tbis includes $125,000 reoeived through Gov Sayers aod $21.621 reoeived through Mayor Jooes. Amount previously acknowledged was $781, 043, making the total to date $979, 595 Manila, Oot 15.?Capt Devercox Shields who, with 51 men of Co F, 29th regiment, United States volunteer infamy, was captured by the insurgents last month in tbe Island of Martnduque, was reoovered yesterdaj by the Ameri? can rescue force with u!l the members of bis party London, Oct 15 ?An interesting report upon tbe cottoo industry is pub lashed this morning by Tbe Timrs It *bowa that tbe nuipat of tbe mills in 1899 1900 was nearly 10 per cent above tbe average for tbe five years previous. The Times thinks the faois givnn are "hardly likely to relieve tbe gloom pervadiog Lancashire New York. ( ot 14.?The Rev Albert B Simpson, president of tbe Christian aod Missionary Alliaooe, today preaohed bis annual missionary sermon at the Gospel Tabernaole, aod a9 a result over $50,000 la cash, pledges aod property were realised for tbe support of the missionaries and mission work of tbe alliance for tbe coming year. W. E Blaokstone parti? cipated in the servioes. Tbe 6ermoo and tbe offering was the closing chapter of tbe seventeenth annual oooveotion of tbe alliance. The total ar/jouot ool leotcd today was $52 259 25 Part of it was proceeds of a collection taken at Nyack, New York Jackson, Mies Out 14 ?Bishop Chas B Galloway, president of the genersl board of educatinu of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, tomorrow will issue a call to the one aod one half million Methodists in the south to assemble in their places of worship on tbe night of the last day of the year to hold an old fashioned watch meeting as a fitting climax to to the Twentieth Century fuud move? ment The fund now amounts to $1,100,000. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought THE BANK OF SUMTER, SUMTER, 9. C. City and Couoty Depositary Capital stock paid io, . . $75,000 00 Undivided surplus, . 16,000 00 Individual liability or stockholders in excess of their stock, 7f>,000 00 Transacts a general hanking t>u?i(>e*0 ; also has a Savings Bank Department. Deposits of Si and upward received loterest allowed ?\ the rate ut 4 (er cent, per annum, payable semi-aooually. W F. B. HAYNSWORTH, President Marion Moiaa, W. P. Rbamb, Vice-Preeldtot. Caabier. Jao 31. Mrs. L. Atkinson MILLINERY. She has the' largest and finest collection ehe has ever exhibited, i? ending scores of rieb novelties in Imported Rouoa H?tt, Toque? and Bonnets, as well as a choice ?a riety of handsome designs from ber work room. The assortment is large enough aod varied ?nou^b to insure a perfect choice to every ooe, while tbe prices will he found more tbeu attractive Id the ?atrirumrd Hat Department we are showing k noH extensive aseottmeot of tbe newest and best shapes aod colors ?at rea? sonable prices, io this department "e are showing a particularly attractive asacrtsaeel of Ready to-Wear Turban? and Tcq iea ta Velvets, Felts, Panne Velvets and VuckeO Silks. A choice variety of Children's TriojTed Hate, fur school and dress WOwf, at moderate prices Oct 3 FIRST NATIONAL BANE OF SliMTER. STATE, riTY AND COUNTY DE? POSITORY, SUMTER, 8. C. Paid up Capital.$ 75.00T 00 Surolus and Profits - - - - 15,000 OC Additional Liability of Stock hetders io excess of tbeir stock. 75,000 SO Total protection to depositors, $175 000 00 Transacts a General Banking Busioese. Special attention given to collections. S WINGS DEPARTMENT. Deposit* of $1 aod upwards received. la terest allowed at tbe rate of 4 per cent, per ancum, en amounts above $5 aod aot exceed? ing $300, payable quarieriy, oo Srat days of January. April, Joiy and October. R M. WALLACE L. S. Ca boom, Presideot. Cashier SURVEYING. SURVEYING and Civil Bngioeeriog work promptly and accurate!? dooe W LORING LEB. Civil Kr.gr Hay 23-6 a Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature io strengthening aod recon? structing the exhausted digestive or* gang. It Is the latest discovered digest* ant aod tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in? stantly relieves and permanently cures Dys~ ;psia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, Gastralgia.Crampsand all other results of imperfect digestion. Price 50c. and ft. Large site contains Stt times small alle. Book all about dyspepsia mailed fret) Prepared by E C DsWlTT A CO.. Chicago. JSH?GHSON& CO Estate of Mrs. Margaret C. Waetor Deceased. IWILL APPLY tS tbe Judge of Probatt, of Sumter County, on No^e^her 3d. 1920. for a Fi a I Discbarge a* Admit is rator of aforesaid Eitate RUFU3 C. WACTOR, Ja, [ ''et 3?41 Acmioistrator Tbe Larpt aid Most Complete Establishment South Geo. S. flacker & Son, -MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS) SASH, BUNDS, Moulding & Building Material. office and Warerooms, King, opposite Can non Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. ?mT" Poietsaof1 our mnke. which we gut? ran hi superior ro any sold South, and thereby aave money. - Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty October 16?o Life and Fire Insurance Call on me, at my residence, Liberty Street, for both Life and Fire Insu? rance Oniy reliable Companies rep? resented. Phone No 130. Andrena IVIoms. Oct '25 ?o. ?TENTS Caveats, and Trade-Mark* obtained and alt Pat ent businesa conducts* for Moor rate Fees. OuROrrtcctsOseoaiTCU.S. Patch? Or?tec and we can secure patent m less tune ttutt UK** remote from Washington. 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