The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, October 24, 1900, Image 5
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W1DWKSDAY, O ? ') 24,1900
F*Je red at tb* fo** (Jfiir at Snmter S
0.. at Secom Claas Mitter
WKW ADVt.iw riSEl&KNT?.
0 W Ktogwen? For Sale
Peoo Petrolatum Co Wanted.
J Rytteoberg k bout?-Special Offertngi
for the Week
"i ho? Childs? Dogwood, rerstmaoo ?na
Wala?! Wanted
Reiste of Richard R Sioglatot ? Notice to
Debtors and Creditor a
PitM-in's Fe*d and Sale Htabiet?Car Loid
of Motet and Horeas
~ PERSONAL,.
Dr. P. M. Badger wee in the citv Saturday.
Mr A. O Flowera it tptndirg totBttime at
Rees bar t.
M ee Jolie Pnrrton. of Stateburg it visit*
log Mrt N O. Otteee
Htj. Tbeo Deboe, of the Newt and Cour?
:tr a pent Saturday lo tows.
Mr A 0 Scaraoroogb, of Suamertoo,
vat It) ?b? city Saturday.
Miaa Neaaie Bleak, of Meuiphit, T-no., it
vleviog Mrt W. O. Otteen.
Mre W. H. Zsmp aod daughter, of Cam
dee), were ta tbe cry Setuiday ebeppiog.
?re. J. J. Regia, of Aagoata, Qa , wae
vieitieg reletiree ia too city I at; week.
MIm May Wtieoo. ol Maaaiag, ie ia tbe
dty.
Mr R P. Ippereoi, of Pieewood, tpeat
Moaday ia tb* ci ty.
Mr. Heary Spaon ie in tbe city for a few
days ttay.
Ree. J. H. Tbacker, of Oswego, was ia tbe
:?ty Thursday
Ool. Jobo H. Barle, of Oreeaellle, it to tbe
:?ty oa eaeloee*
Mr W D Barrett, of Oaeadea, spent Sue?
de j to tke city
Mise Kette Reed bee rstaraed boost from
viauag aar aeet to Raw York
Mr. WilUea ttrearlay, of Wleeeky tpeat
Friday ia tie aty.
Mr aod Mre J R Cl?ck are vieitieg Mr.
aod Mrt. 0. G Rowieod
Met V. B. Baraa waat to Camdeo Friday
aoroiog where eke epeet a few daye.
Mr. aad Mre J. M Knight tailed from
Caarleetoo last Tkaredey for New York.
Mr J. Btaerl Booth, wko wee at borne for
a lew daye, retoroed to Weeklagtoa Tbare
toy.
Mtee Daloe Moloe left for New York
Wedeadsy 8be will be goae eeeeral
aoatke.
Miee Mery Rowe, of Baoeettevtlle, bee
'ekea a poettloa witk tbe Saater Dry Ooode
?Ooapaoy
Mr. 1 L. K'rby, of Sbtlob, wee ia tbe city
tat* wee* >a aia way to Atlanta, Qa , where
ke wttl speod a wblle witb relatives.
Mite Loeeeaa Brown, of tbit county, bae
?oeed to Ttaaoatville and tekto cberge of
-be Borger Hotel
Mteert Walter L end W W. D ek.Jr ,
were ia the eity oa tketr way from Asboeille,
M. C to Oker lee too laat Saturday
Mtee Osssie Poleom aae retoroed to tbe
eity after a eevefal wtefce' visit to Cht riet too
wad tea lata of Palma
flee*, aad Mre. A P. Vioeoa weot down
to Obarearon Toeeday of laet week to ettead
taa aar r tag? of tbeir yoangeet toe, Mr Rob
art Vlotoo
Rae. r too A Rlarr ead Mre. R. W. A
Beltaaaa weat to Ooloaeta Mooday moraiag
to at teed taa Lutheran Mieotoaary Coovte
tioo aad Syood which meett ie tbet city tbie
week
Mr A B. Stacker returned from Manning
yesterday moraiag where be bad Oeeo oo
basiaces
Mrs William Braarley aod daughter, of
Wisaeky tpeat last wtek to tbe eity witb tbe
fatally of Mr. W. H Scott
Mr 1. Mood Smith bae retoroed from e
?Wt visit ta kit koas ia Oolletoo County
eat) la eg ale to sbargs of tbe Preeeripioo
Deamrttaaat at tbe Drag Store J. 8. Hogbeoo
A Oa At aigkt be caa be found at tke reel
Oeeo of Mr. W. J. Aedereoa aeer tbe
Pteewytertae Ckorek.
Mr. Eddie Jeokioe, ot Ibis city, a peat Sun?
day aal Moaday ia Oamdeu.
Miee Hiada Maebtim kee goae to vitit her
brother ead frloade ta Atlanta, Oa.
Cept R M. Aeaa paeeed through tbe city
Meoday light oa bit way to Atlanta, Oa
Mite L*ey 0. Slogletoo, C S. of Wedci
leid retaroed borne Tneeday from a tw>
weeke stay ia Cbarlestoa, witb tbe Secord
Reeder of tbe Piret Church of Cbnat, Scien?
tist, of tbet city.
Mrs. Flowers, wboee death wee announced
io oar laat issst, elio leaeee a half brother
J. J. Team of Bltbopetlle S. V,
Mr. A. R. Cargllt, editor of the Preeent
Truth, a raligiooe weekly receotly removed
from Ooieaaeoe. Saloda Couuty, to Lamer,
wee la tke city taday.
>
Tke twlr* quarterly eoofereoce M. B.
r"r w?, Soatk, was ksld at 8 o'clock >ester
day eweeiag at tbe pareooage
Tarkey t era arid to be scarce tbit year and
eoeee people may kavs to eat Tbeekegieiag
diaaer without tarkey oa tbe bill of fare.
Tke walle of Oroeowell k Co a , lerge brick
wart hoot* are goiag ap rapidly ead tbe
belldiag ta espected to be completed eod
ready fcr oocapasey by Jaooery 1st.
A nagro railroad bead fell off a creek oer
aw too Worth western R R near tbe crossleg
aa tbe Steaeerg road Seiurdey ead wet
sariooely kart by tbe ear raooiag over him
Tbe work of teatieg down the Jereey
rJeeee is presreseieg, ead tbe fouodetioot
lot the aew botet belldiag will be laid witbia
a abort time It kj koped that tbe oaw botel
will be optaed oa Okrittmst.
Gettos teed kails kaee edveaeed ia price
waul It baa eeroae a qeeeiloa as to tbs com?
parative eooaocay of feediag built or bey to
cattle.
Tbe reaideatt oi upper Chorcb Street will
aek council to Deft ibe water maioa extended
ap tbet ttreet a? ea to give them tbe tome
proteetioo egalott Ire tnjtytd by other
sasiloos af tke city,
This is tbe eeeeoo wbeo motbert ere alarm
td'oe eccoeet of croup It if quickly cared
by Ooe Miaute Coagk Cere, vbich children
like to take. J H Hagbtoo k Om\
Jobo Dawtey, e ton of Mr R . J. Oawtty,
wee foood Wedoesdey ie a daatotad coodi
oa, waaderiug aa tbe railroad track tome
dteteeee from tbe eity end waa eaptered by
Polleemeo Berwloa and b'ongbt back to
towa
Psel '< of eefaty pereatia the hooaehold
taat h?es Ooe Mioute Coogb Cure, tbe*oly
eersaleee remedy tbet productt immcdu-te
retalt? It ie lefallible for cooght, colde,
.roup aad ell ikroet end leog troublee It
will proeeat coaeamptioa. J S Hogbaoo k
Oa
MARRIED
R?v. AI IS P Wtleos eed Miss Tizie,
doubter of Ml und Mr-* J G?ter Dnrant,
-vein m-irntd io 1h?' optiltt Baptiet
c lurch en [**\ Weo'rerd ?J *veniog, Dr. C C
HffjWi ?if this cuy performteg the ceremony.
Aftejf the m arm^e >ho bridal puny aud a'
Lumber of fronds wimp eutertaiued at a re
ception at tn?? bone if the nrid-'s parents.
- OJB???i arm
An Approaching Marriage.
Card? ar." out fur the marriage of Mis9 Jane
Bayard Scott to Mr Wm Wilson UcCutchen
Mm3 8cott it tbe popular d^ughier of Mr
Jos C. Scott of W;s?cky.
DEATH
Mr. L. P. Winkles died at hia home a few
miles from ?own, laet Wedneady night from
paralysis, with which he was stricken on
Sooday before. He waa 61 years old, and
leaves a family. Tbe funeral was be at Prov
ldence Baptist Gborch io Privateer at 12
o'clock Friday
?WmW? ??*>? ?^mmmmm? - -
Death of an Infant.
Charlie, tbe iofaot soo of Rev. aod Mrs.
C. M. Richards, of Mecbaoiesville, died Moo
day oigbt, aged 14 mootbs. Tbe remains
were brought to tbis city for interment Tbe
burial services were held at tbe cemetery at
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Rt. Ret Ellison Capers, D. D., Bishop of
the Diocese of Sooth Caroline will visit St.
Philip's ebureb, Bredford Spriogs oo Ssu?ce
loreing Nov 11 th. Tbe eame evening he
will visit the Church of tbe Holy Comforter,
Sumter, aod oo Toesda* Not. 13th, be wi'.'.
visit St. Mstthias Oburcb, Summerton. Tbe
rite of confirmation will be administered at
aacb of these visitations
wmaaW)S>wi ? sass
Miss McDonald's opening yesieraay was
pronounced cbarmiog, lovely, sweet, etc ,
by tbe feminine visitors, and to the males
wbo ventured to attend it was a cbarmiag
aad handsome dieplay. Besides quite a num?
ber of latest style 'rom northern faahioo
centres, Miss McDonald bas several handsome
Paris hats. Her place was crowded all day
aod a Sne business was done, as she bad buy?
ers ss well as lookers. Her store is arranged
ia artistic style aod it is worth making a
visit to ace it.
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Annual Settlement Made.
Comptroller Oeosral J P. Dsrhsm was in
the oity j esterday for tbs purpose of makiog
tbe annual settlement for tbe fiscal year 1899
with Aoditor Wilder. Mr Wilder has beeo
reedy for tbe settlement for several weeks
aod bad bis books aod balance sheets sll
ready for ezamioatioa, aod tbe Comptroller
Qeneral checked over bis books and completed
tbe settlement io eo hour aod a half. He
foaod tbe books in fine shape and tbe settle?
ment was thoroughly satiefactory to every
way He complimented Aoditor Wilder
00 ibe fine showing be madsaod on tbe ceat
eeas aod correctness of his books
Tbs steward* of tbe Oewego circuit ere
requested to meet at Bethel Cburcb at 11
o'clock oo Tuesday, Nov 13tb, for tbe pur?
pose of psylsg op the preacher's salary.
Mr. J. D. Evans, of Spring Hill was in towo
Thursday with a load of tobacco?aboot 800
pound j?which be sold at tbs Sumter ware
boose He was highly pleaeed with the re?
sult, as be realised over 8 cents per pound
alter paying all we/choose charges, notwith?
standing bis tobacco was oot graded.
It is well to know tbat DeWitt's Witch
Hasel Salve wii' heel a burn and stop tbe
peia at once. It will core eczema and skia
diseases and ogly wounds and sores. It is a !
ear'.aio cure for piles Counterfeits mey be <
offered yon. See tbat you get the original
DeWitt's Witch Hssel Salve J S Hugbsoo
mo.
We are glad to see ibat tbe pastors of tbs
eborcbes srs throw rg tbeir influence in favor
of keeping up tbe >lan of Saturday eight
c'osiog at 10 o'cloc It is too good a thing
to be lost by a few *ou*es falliug oot of lios,
and it is hoped tbat our business hooses will
stand firm and keep tbe line closed up.
Tbe fir*t trost of tbis season was seeo in
several parts of tbe cooi.ly ""mr.day morotog.
Wbi e light, not enough to injure vegetation,
it was very preemptible Most of tne farmers
are anxious to tee a good frost, as it would
1 stop tbe growth of cottoo tbat is exhausting
the soil to no purpose except to give an ex
cuse tor speculators to bear the market.
Dr. H. W. Lewis, Lawrenceville, Va.,
writes, "I am using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in
my practice among severe cases of indigestiou
and find it ao admirable remedy." Maoy
hundreds of physicians depend upou tbe use
of Kodol Dyspepsta Gore io stomach troubles.
It digests wbat you eat, eod allows you to
eat all tbe good food you need, ptovidiog
you do oot overloed your stomach. Gives
iastaot relief and a permanent cure. J S
Hogbsoo A Co.
home people tboogbt Thursday that tbe
ci.y authorities bad begun excavating to put
Btacedam oa Main street at tbo Liberty
street crossing ; but it proved to be some
ibiog else. Tbe old fire well tbat bas beeo
there for maoy years, arched over with brick
masonry, was tboogbt to e-e sinking, and it
bad been decided to dig out tbe brick work
aad fill io the well solidly.
Do oot get scared if your heart troubles
you Most likely you soffer from indiges?
tion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests wbat
you eat and gives tbe worn out stomach per?
fect rest It is tbe ooly preparation known
tbat completely digests all classes of foods;
tbat Is why it cores the worst cases of io
digestion and stomach trouble after every?
thing else has failed It may be takeo in all
eoodlMooe aad cannot he p but do you good
I S Hughson A Oo.
Tbs automoMle, advertieed as ooe of the
aiirectloos of the minstrel parade, was out
v ' e street last Thursday. It was the first
Setf o this city, end ot course, was watcbed
end admired r?y all on the streets through
vbicb it passed, it headed tbe procession
tlet afternoon end ens surrounded by tbe
u mi*I collection ibat on other oucusiooe goes
sub the band aod he ponies.
Policeman Harwick foen i a fox wandering
a'ound Main Street, near the corner of Liner
IV, at 5 o'clock Saturday morning, and with
Its assistance of a couple of bird d g| chased
it up Main street io the Court Houiie ?qu*re
wbere it distanced the dogs and escipeo
lUtl Hot from the bun
W4.4 tho bah iiu.1 hit (ft. U Micedmaai el
leewafhj Miefe? in the DIvM War (1 mused
hoiribln Ulcers lliNt Re treatment helped for
20 ye.i.*. Then gwoklse't Allies Salve eared
bun t tires Outs, Brumes, Hums, al)oii?, Fel?
ons, turns, Skin Eruptions. lie-it Pile rure
0? eerih. 24 etc. a box. Cere gnaraaleed.
I hold bjr J K W. DeLorcao, Druggist. 8
A Negro Killed.
C;roaer too?0? summoned Saturdav
to hold an i'q<>e." in tbf Concord oettb
torhi>:)?l The only faotl concerning the ca9e
th'it Bars hero recom j ?re that two negroes
living oa 'Ml Uaeo Brunson's pUce were
glayteg with a pistol and that it was dis?
charged killing one o? them.
Lowellen Diod From Wound In?
flicted by Louis Brown.
Stngle'oo Lewel'vn, tbe cegro who w?3 shot
through tlH abdomen '"n Monday afternoon
15th by Louis Brown while engaged in a
gambling game in a neero house near the
depot, died at the Biker Dick Infirmary Snu
day afternoon. An inquest was held by
Coroner Moees immediately after Lewellen
died. Tbe verdict was that the said Single?
ton Leweilen came to bis death from a pistol
shot wound it fl cted by ooe Louis Browo.
Chief of Police Bradford has made every
effort to capture Brown, but without result
He baB furnished tbe police of all other towns
aod cities in this section of the State with a
description of Browo, with instructions to
arrest aod hold him if he is found
On Saturday Chief Bradford was notified
by wire that Louis Browo, of Packsville, bad
been arrested in Manning and wonld be held
until an officer was sent for him. Cfficer
Smith was sent to Manning Saturday night
for the prisoner but be found on arrival that
tbe wrong men had beeo arrested. Tbe Man
ning police bad arrested a mulatto instead of
negro ae called for in tbe description furnish?
ed them
The Veteran Item Carrier Resigns.
Huger Lynani, who bas been an Item
jarrier boy for the past fonr years, gave up
bis position on last Saturday in order that be
might have more time to devote to his studies.
We regret to part witb him, and the sub?
scribers on tbe route be baB carried so long
will doubtless miss bis familiar face. He has
been witb tbe paper longer than any carrier
boy we have ever employed aod his cervices
have always been satisfactory. He has been
faithful, prompt and reliable in every respect
and if it be true tbat tbe boy is father of the
man, Hoger Lynam will grow up to be a
man of worth aod character. He has collect?
ed several tbonsand dollars during tbe time
be was in the employ of this paper and bis
balance sheet was always clear and correct.
As we have said, we part with him witb
regret, for it is difficult to replace a boy in
whom ooe bas entire con6dence, ooe whose
word is as good as a bood ?Daily Item, 22d.
Window Glate, all stZ9s, also Putty, for
sale at puRaot's Hardware Store.
?iaassw?ww* -*??? ?
Upholding the 10 O'clock Closing
on Saturday Nuht
In tbe interest of many who are concerned,
but especially in the interest of the clerke,
'bo cannot well attend tbe services of tbe
cburcbes on Sunday if kept at work until
after n.idoigbt on Saturday, we respectfully
beseech ell tbe Sumter merchants to close
tkeir stores promptly et 10 o'clock on Satur?
day oigbt.
If all agree to this, no one of them can a
loser. If one refuses, ell must do likewise.
We are gled that so large a proportion of
tbe merchants are now abiding by the rule
for 10 o'clock closing ; and we are con61ent
tbat wears seeking tbe public good when
we ask all to adhere to the s<tme rule.
0. C. Browo. Pastor Baptist Cbarcb.
Wm Aikeo Kelly, Pastor, Magnolia Street
M. E Cburcb, South
J. I. Ayera, Baptist Pastor.
H. H. Coviugton, Rector Church of Holy
Comforter
Y Von A Riser, Lutheran Cburcb.
Tbos J. Clyde, P E Sumter District
N. W. Edmunds, Pastor Presbvierian Church.
A. Clifton, Pastor First Methodist Church.
Putty
All sii*)S of Window Glass Rod best
for sale St DuRaot's Hardware Store
Native R. P. Seed Ceti et Graham's sta?
ble Oct 17
Oo to Graham for fine harness Horses
Oct 17
The Galveston Relief Fund.
Tbe following acknowledgement bas beeo
received frcm Gov Sayres of Texas
Executive Office,
State of Tex-is
Aostin. Oct 17, 1900.
Mr. H. G Oiteen, Sumter, S C.
Dear Sir : I am directed by the Governor
to acknowledge ihe receipt of your favor of
tbe 28 u u'timo, eoclosiog remittance for
$80 15, for tbe relief of the storm stricken
people of tbe Ttxas Const, aod to express to
you and the geoetous donors his sincere
thanks
Yours truly,
N. A. Cravens.
Private Secretary.
The money contribute l for the relief of the
Texas storm sufferers, through The Daily
Item, by me people of 'hie city and county
amounts la all to $382.'0 as follows :
Cash on Hand.
Previously acknowledged, 3 00
Cash, a 00
Hotel Marion aod guests, 4 00
Cash, 3 00
Forwarded to Galveston,
Forwarded to Gov. Sayres,
Total,
$12 CO
261 35
89 15
$382 50
You can got tbe best grade Buggies and
Carriages from Graham. Oct 17
Meteorological Record,
The following is a report ot observations
of the weather taken at Stateburg, by Dr* W.
W Anderson, for the 21 days ending Oct.
21, 1906 :
Temperature.
5
50
b? Condition.
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Clear
Olear
Clear
Clear
Olear
Olear
Oloody
Cloady
, ?J'tiMl v cloud v
There ha* bem ton lilt e rata ihn month to
he'p on gatdeM in nth a* yet, ami should it
pour do* o abLnilmtly dunrg the next week
or two, and a:*rt up * vigorous growth, no
doubt a killiug fr. at will come along and
blast the bouatkeepers' hopes.
COUNCIL MJSBTING
There wuk b j ?int Region of City Council
and the Hoara of Health at 7 o'clock Uat
Wednesday night
Present, Mav??r Stockey, Aldermeo Bovis,
Chandler, W H Kppersor?, ]?'??-? und II >
land, Dra H. M. Starkes ^ 8. 0. Baker
and Health Officer Reer*on
The Mayor ?ta'ed t ; "h* jurptse of the
meeting was to consider oompleioti egeioei
ci;is?ni? for ditcberglog k?tchen slops, innth
water and other refuse mat er into the ?treet
drains through pipes connected with Heir
premises This matter i<e;ng erougbt up oy
reason of charges made at last council meet
ing against Dr. C C Browj
? Dr. Baker stated that Ur Brown was mis?
taken in h:s declaration mat there was any
rule or ordinance which forbids bim toempty
slops upon his premises ; that aoy person
might do this with impunity, so that there
was no cesspool or nuisance created that
would be likely to produce 6ickorss.
The question was discussed at iecgtb, and
a letter was read from Dr. J. C. Spann, bear
ing upon the sutjact.
The general opinion was that all pipo con?
nections with drains are possible sources o
danger and should not be allowed.
A resolution offered by Messrs Boyle and
Chandler was adopted as follows : Resolved,
tbat all connections of water and sewer pipes,
with city drains shall be discontinued, and it
shall be the duty of the Health Officer to see
that this resolution is strictly eoforced.
Then followed a debate on the sut j*ct cf a
swerage system, and on rtoiioo of Mr. Finn
the Mayor was requested to call a meeting of
citizens in the Opera House at 8 o'clock Tues?
day evening of next week to deierrtine
whether or not a petition shall be made to
Council calling for an election opon the
question of issuing bonds to build such sys?
tem
Attention was called to an announcement
printed on a programme which was circulat?
ed at the Opera House on the 15tb inst. to
the effect tbat with ihc production of the
Prisoner of Zsoda on the 2Mb inst. the sea?
son would close. TheCleik was directed to
publish a denial of tbat statement
Council theo adjourned
earn ' ? * i saw
Window Glass, ell sixes, also Putty, for
sale at DnRant's Hardware Store
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The election is near at baod and every
voter should look up bis registration certi?
ficate and be prepared to vote ? It is im?
portant tbat a full vote be polled this year.
For good farm Mules go to Grabat's
stable. Oct 17
GOOD
HEALTH
by the Quart.
Every bottle you take of Johnston s
Sarsaparilla moans bcttc. health,
and every bottle contains a full
quart. It makes better blood?purer
blood. For thirty years this famous
remedy has been creating and main?
taining pood health.
Johnston's
Sarsaparilla
builds up the system, tones the
nerves, and strengthens the muscles
more' promptly and effectually than
ony other remedy known. The pallor of the
check disappears, energy takes the place of
languor, und the rich color of health flows to
the checke. Unequalled for all disorders of the
Stomach and liver, ami for ull weakening com?
plaints of men, women and children.
SolS SSSSJebSSS. Frlc?, ll.OO p*r rail ?a?rt bottle
MICHIGAN DRUO CO.. - Detroit, flieh.
J S. HUGHSON & CO. Sumter.8.0.
FOR SALE?Having determined to leave
Sumter I will sell cheap a few articles
of furniture, oce mule, one horse, road cart
and carriage. 0. W. Kingman
Oct 24 ? lt*
WANTED?Local or traveling salesman
to sell our Oil. Greaees, Pa<nts, White
Lead, Petrolatum, on commission or salary
exclusively, or ?s a side line Penn Petrola?
tum Co , Oil Rehnerb, Coraopoiis, Pa.
Oct 24?It*
W.ANTED?Dogwood, Persimraoo and
Wal?ut Logs in ennoad lots. For
prices, &c , address, Thoa. Child?, Sumter,
S C Oct 24-4i*
Estate of lUeh'd R. Singleton,
DECEASED.
ALL PERSONS having claims agaios'
aforesaid Eatale, will present s*me duly
attested, and all persons in anyvay indebted
to said Estate will make immediate payment
to Mies ANNIE E. SINGLETON,
Ort 24 ?3t_Qualified Admx.
NOTICE.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at my office
for making a separate General Index for
deeds and mortgages recoided io tbe Clerk's
office for Sumter County, S. C , for tbe period
since tbe "Rbame Index " This period ex?
tends from the year U8G to Dec. 31, 1900
Tbe right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. An outline of tbe work io be done can
be found at my crhce, and will be shown on
application
Any persons having already put in bids
may, if they desire, withdraw such bids and
put in others. Bids will be received up to
Tuesday, November 6, 1910.
By order of the Board
THOS. V WALSH,
Clerk Couuty Board Com'rs Sumter County.
Sept 2?, 1900. ? '
THE
Standard Warehouse Co.,
Columbia, S. C.
Cotton Capacity, 20,000 bales.
Storage atid insurance lf> u??. p.T
halo per fiionih, or rraetioo thereof
Special rates ou large ht?
iiiborr.l advarmi I at low rate of inter
CHt on OOttoa ilored wi?b u*. Write to
KIAVIN W. ROBKUT8UN, Sec,
or H L BLIslOTT, Mgr.
THE SUCCESS OF OUR LAST
a* even greater than
we looked for*
We have the confidence of the people,
and they know that our advertisements
are the truth, pure and simple. Our
motto to advertise only that which we
have, is an established fact. Specials
we advertise are as we represent them
to be at all times. A call on us when in
need of any of the many lines we carry
will be a convincer once for all that we
are the real money savers to you.
Below are a few specials we place before
you for this week's offerings :
Just in?Two new lots of ladies7 rainy day skirts. As they
are very desirable just at this time we think the prices placed
on them will bring you in to look and then to buy.
Our $5 50 Skirts $4 67 Our $3 50 Skirts $2 89
Just in?A special lot of fancy wool mixture, elegant for
childrens' school dresses, which are greatly in demand just now.
To make you better acquainted with our dress goods depart?
ment the price will be 23c. The value 7c a yard more.
Just in?Another lot of children's ribbed hose. The good
kind. The kind we have been selling for years, always a 10c
stocking. Just so you can lay in a supply the price will be 3
pairs for 25c.
Just in?Twenty-five mercerized underskirts. Black, Cerise,
Dark Heliotrope. Our rt gular $2 75 skirt, and well worth the
price. This week the price will be $2 19.
Just in?A small lot only of Dotted Swiss Curtains, ruffle
edge. Intended for $1 85 retailing. This week price while
they last $1 59.
Just in?A srrtall lot of children's wool reefers, tan arid grey,
4 and G years only. Regular $1 50 value. For this week $1 19.
Just in?Our second loc of children's school shoes for boys
and girls at $1 and $1 25. They are crack-a-jacks.
Just in?Ten doz Men's Black Alpines, all sizes in this lot.
Would make fast selling at 75c. To make faster selling the
price for the week will be 50c.
Just in?Another lot of our celebrated knockabout suite for
boys, Double breasted coats, sizes 6 to 15. Really $1 25 value.
This week's price STc.
Just in?About 20 gents' Mackintoshes at less than New
York cost. A chance for you while we have them.
J. Ryttenberg &
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THE J. B. THE VICTORIA
STRAIGHT FRONT 0TO Sit QL0TES
ERBOT FORM -$1.00
CORSET $1.00 Sas no Equal anjw&ors
JUST TRY TEEM All Colors ani Slack
THE PALACE
:DRY GOODS EMPORIUM:
The Dress Goods Store of Sumter.
Our Prices always the Lowest.
No Circumstances or Conditions can exist that make it possible
for Competition to undersell us.
GIVING BETTER VALUES TflAN OTHERS
IS THE BASIC PROP OF THE WHOLE BUSINESS
GIVING BETTER STYLES, BETTER MATERIALS,
BETTER IDEAS. WITH LARGER VARIETIES,
IS THE FOUNDATION UPON WHICH THIS
GREAT DRY GOODS STORE HAS BEEN BUILT.
We are in a position also to talk Heavy Goods, Domestics,
etc., with much emphasis to you. Our contracts were made
early, and in quantities sufficient to supply you all for the
entire season.
10 Bales 36 in Sea Island, worth to day 7c , our price 5c
5 Pieces 10 4 Unbleached Sheeting, worth 20c , our price 15c
25 Pieces double fold Dress Goods, Plaids, Stripes, etc ,
for waists and suits value l2Jc, our price lOc
15 Pieces heavy Canton Flannel, worth 10c , our price 8c
25 Pieces exlra heavy Canton Flannel, worth 12},c , our price 10c.
20 Doz Ladies' ribbid Under Vests, worth 35c , our price 25c
10 Dcz Ladres' wool ribbed Vests, worth 75c. our price 50c
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES READY MADE,
At Ie68 than the coat of the material.
10 Doz 10 4 Bleach Sheets at :>0c. 18 Doz Pillow Cases at 12c.
100 Doz Manning Hose, sizes 6 to 9, at 9 cents.
Supply your wants from above, they are money savers.
Buy your Cloaks here, because this is the Cloak stock of Sumier
Bought Right, Priced Right.
Child's Jackets, 2 to 12 years.
Largest collection wo have ever had. Infant's Long and Short
Cloaks, in endless varieties. Misses' Jackets 14 to 18 years.
A great gathering. Ladies' Jackets, Ktons, Furs, etc. No
such showing in Sumter.
Our Children's Caps and Haadweav are in.
Another Invoice of Rainy Pay Skirts and Shirt Waists.
Schwartz Bios.,
Sumter's Fashion Emporium.
Dry Goods Leaders.
Oct 17