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?rr H ?tarta ?rt WEDNESDAY, NOV 14, 1900 Entered at tke Post Or/ice at Sumter. S (?., as Second Class Matter. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Carrey Toney-Soiid Bey Mare Strayed. Wacted-Hands at Sumter Cotton .Mills Wanted-Dogwood and ??rsimnon Lo?3. PERSONAL. Mr Henry Moller is in the c:t>. Mr. JohoM. Ticcal. speot Thursday ia the ?tty. Mr. Forman Knight spent last Thursday Sa Columbia. Mr. W. P Friar, of Florence, was in the city last week. Miss Atnie Briggs of Summertoa was in toe city Thursday. Mrs. A. C. Phelps bas gone to Kew York to spend a mooth. Mr. T. G. McLeod, of Lynchburg was in the city yesterday. Mr. Muldrow Green, of Bisbopvilie spent .yesterday io the city. Joseph F. Rheme, Esq , of Manning, was in the city Monday. Mr. F. A. Little, of Colombia, is spending a few days ia the city. Mrs. Dr. Aiken, of Laurens, visited Mrs. 3. J. Bland last week. Mr. J E. Norment was in the city a few hours Thursday afternoon. Mrs. C. L. Martie, of Charleston, is visit teg Mrs. W. Y. L. Marshall. Bishop Capere and Rev. B. H. Covington Trent to Summerton Monday. Mrs. Hayne Ric?, of Bamberg, spent Sat? urday and Sunday in the city. Mr. G. E. Hay ns worth left Thursday for a trip for the Telephone Mfg. Co. Mrs. McD. Green, of MecbaoicsviUe, is spending a few days in the city with rela? tives. Mrs. C.M.Richards is spending sometime ic the citv with her father, Rev. James Mc? Dowell. Mr. and Mrs Geo. E Bruner, of Colombia, were in the city Sunday visiting Mrs Bru* aer's mother. Miss Janie Bass ?sd Miss Fanay Bell, of Hartavil?e, S C , are visitiag Mr. L. I. Par rottfs famity. ' ? Col. J. A. Rhame left Monday afternoon for Lake County, Fia , where he will spend several weekt. Dr. E. S. Booth, who has beeo on a south's visit in the county left Monday night for Florida. Dr. Yan Telburg Bofman bas been appoint? ed Surgeon for the Soothe.-a Railway with headquarters in this citv. Dr. W. J. Croaslead, of Benaettsville, who ??:-ent a few days in the city last week, re? turned hqme Friday eveaiag. Mrs. S. J. Browa, after a ple&iaat visit to relatives to Florida and Columbia bas re? TH rc ed borne much improved. Mrs. B. L. Darr and daughter Rath weat to Sumter last night to spf nd a short while with relatives.-Florence Times, lOtb. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Philips after a residence of nearly six years in Alabama have retorced to this coenty where Lbey will make their borne ie futore. Rev. J Aw Clifton weat to Newberry !sst week to deliver the address at the lay ing of the corner stone of a new Methodist church to ?a known as "Central " Mrs. A. H. Beaumont, of Baltimore, is visiting ber son, Mr Geo E. Beanmon t,*of this city. Soe is accompanied by her daugh? ter-in-law, Mrs. T. B. Beaumont. Capt. Reid Whitford, of the US Coast Survey at Georgetown, S. C., wes ia the city Monday. Mrs. Whitford, who has been visiting the Mires Roach, returned home with him. Mr. M. B. Randie was stricken with paralysis Saturday at bis place of business. Be was removed as soon as possible to his home and appeared ta be io a critical con? dition. He has improved very much since Saturday and nnless be should suffer soother attack.be will probably be able to be oat within a short time. We mentioned last week that Rev. James McDowell bad moved to Sam ter where he proposes to make his future home. The anconneemeot was made with regret, aod einee, the exprestioos of regret have beeo numero aa from citizens regardless of creed or denomination. We hope the people of Sumter will appreciate this graod patriarch as bis manliness aod bis piety merits, aod that be will be spares to coot to oe doing good for many, many years. A community with such a man is fortunate iodeed. Mr. McDow ell's teacbiogs, sod bis example is felt io many of oar homes and bin presence for good will be felt io the progressive city of Sumter. Be is onr ideal of a mao and a minister Maj God bleat and preserve bim is our sincere prayer.-Maoniog Times, Nov ?. Rev. C. M. Richards bas gooe to his oew -charge, Stateaville, N. C. ? Mr. W. B Ramsey, of Wedgefield, was io the city this morn i ng. Mr. B. J. McLacric Jr. bas gone to Indian town to attend the marriage of his brother, fir. Hugo McLauri o Thanksgiving is drawiag near aad turkeys are scarce The Western Uoioo Telegraph effiee, aext to the posto tBce, is an out rea?y for bosioess.* Wheo you want prompt actiog little pills that oever gripe cse DeWitt's Little Early Sisers. J S BogbsoD k Co. Potato digging will keep the farmers bus? for the oext few d..ys. Witherspoon Bros k Co. are nutting ap soother large buildiog at their ccffio factory. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the best river pills ever made. Easy to take and oever gripe. J S Bu?hsoD k Co. Scott Keith, a negro driver who has work? ed around the various stables io this city for a number of year? died Mooday. There was a large crowd in town Satur? day and the stores were crowded with shop? pers. Chamberlain's Stomach aod Liver Tablets core biliouscess, constipation and headache They are easy to take and pleasant io effect ,Por sale by Dr. A. J. Cbioa. Sidney Woodward the great colored tenor singer will appear again in Sumter. Opera House, Tuesday November tbe 20th. Ao effort will be made at tbe pietra term of court to clear thc-: docket of both criminal and civil business. There wa3 a v*:v beary free: Satorday morning. At 6 o ciock stubbie tHds ap? peared as if a ligh* 9now bed falien daring :be wight. Invitations to the Graod Bali given by the Oraazeburz Fall Festival Committee on the evening of the 15th ?estant have b^en received by quite a number of fociety people n this city. It is probable that a farce erty will go over to Orangeburg for ?be occasion, and from past experiences they koow trat they will have aa enjoyable time. Coming Marriages. - Mr. Hujb McLaurin, of Wedgefield, and j ??i?s Jeonie L Coopor, of Tcdiaotown, Wi!? j liamaborg Count j, arr to he rcarried today. j Mr OlHs K3e!s, o; Wedgefield, and Mis3 ? Currie Merritt, of Wi?iston, are to be 1 married tht3 evening. j There vri;l be a double tnftrriatri- nt Sum j merton on the !5th Tbe contracting pp.r'ies j are S O faotey end Mi?s h nuit* Ricboourg, j aod the R"v. J. C. Bniley and M?ES M abe} Cantey. Their many friends wiii wph for them a prosp?reos end happy journey t'.irou.eb life.-Manning Farmer. Invitations have heen received in the city to tbe marriage of Miss? Leila Gibbs Sams, to Mr. William Elliott, Jr., both of Beaufort Tbe ceremonv will take place on November ICth at St Helena Episcopal Chnrcb, Beau? fort. Tbe prospective bride is most pleas? antly rememoered by many friends th-ii pre made io Stinter while on a visit to Mrs. S. H Edmunds two years ago. Cards are oat announcing the marriage of Dr. A Moultrie Braiisford of Mulline, and Miss Elizabeth Schofield also of Mullins in the Baptist church at Mullios ou the 15tb iost. Invitations are out announcing tbe com? ing marriage of Miss Hattie Gary Chase, the eldest daughter of Mr. ?od Mrs Jerome P Cbase of Florence, and Mr. Wm Paul Friar, one of tb? efficient train dispatches at Flor? ence. The ceremony will be performed by the rector, the Rev Mr. Barnwell, in St. John's Episcopal church, at 6 o'clock Wedoesday afternoon, Nov. 14. DEATHS. Mr. Ezekiel F. Keels, the youngra 6on of the late Maj Isaac Keel?, of Remnerts, this couoty, died io New Mexico on Friday last. He bad been io foiling health for more than a year and went to New Mexico several months ago, boping that tbe change of climate and scene would be of benefit and arrest the progress of the disease that was rapidly wearing his iife away. He was about twenty-eight years old Manning Brown, infant sen of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Delger died last Wedneeday roorniag. Funeral was held from lesideoce on Liberty Street Thursday morning at 10.30 o'clock. Arrangements baye been made to have Sydney Woodward return to Sumter duriog the latter part of this montD and give an otber concert. The suopiy of Sumter county raised ribbon cana syrnp will be short Ibis year The August drought injured the cine eo severely that scarcely a half crop of syrup waa made. Search is still being made for Lewis Brown, but be seem J to have covered bis tracks eo successfully that no clue to bis present whereabouts can be obtained. Both makers and circulators of counter? feits commit fraud. Honest men will not de? ceive you into buying worthless counterfeits of Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Tbe crigi nal is infallible for caring piles, sores, eczema and all skin diseases. J S Hagbson k Co. Mr. John F L&ugbery is buildiag several pretty cottages on Harvin street The de? mand for houses is so great at present that new bouses for rent should prove a profitable Investment. I (There was a heavy frost throughout Sum? ter county last Thursday night and some peo? ple report thin ice in exposed places The weather bureau predicted frost throughout the northern portion of the cottao belt. A house on Conceit Street, owned by Z 8 Walker, caught OD fire Thursday afternoon and the fire department was called, out. The damage was insignificent, only ? small bole being barned io the roof. The bleze was extinguished before the rest squads arrived ilf you have ever seen a child in the agony of croup you can realize bow grateful moth? ers are for cue Minute Cough Core which I givea relief aa soo o aa it is administered. It quickly corea coughs, celda and all throat and long trouble?. J S Hoghaoo * Co. ! Sumter is undoubtedly the beat cotton ? market ia thia section of tbe State. The Floreced Times of Saturday aaya cotton aold that day for 8} to 8 13*16. On Saturday cotton sold readily on this market for 9 @ 9 1-16. There ia room io Sumter Bot only for two telephone factories bot for a?rerai more. Both factories have all that they can do and tbe demand for telephones, switchboards and the electrical appliances that are made in thia city increase constantly When yon feel that life is hardly worth the candle take a do8e of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will eleanse your stomach, tone up yoor liver and reg?late your bowela making yon feel like a new man. For aaie by Dr A. J. China. Isaiah Joye colored, waa before tbe Mayor's Court laat Tburaday for fast and reek lesa bicy? cle riding and running over Rev J. E. Har moo, colored' He waa found guilty aod re? quired to pay a fine of $3. Policemen Weeks and Smith went to tbe Raftiog Creek seigborbood- last Wedneeday night oo a bunt for Lewis Brown wbo is wanted for murder. They returned to the city about 4 o'clock oext morning without having succeeded io capturing Brown. Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve will quickly beal tbe worst burns and scalds and not leave a scar. It can be applied to cuts and raw surfaces with prompt and soothing effect. Use it for piles and skin oiseasea. Beware of worthless counterfeits J S Hugbtoc 4 Co. As price of cotton rises above 9 cents the receipts will increase daily, for many of Ibras wbo would not sell a^ 10 or !0j are now willing to e'es; out their holdings if they can get anything better than 9 cents. Tbe out? look for higher prices in the spring is jost as favorable BOW as lt bas been at all, bot there bas been a decided change of heart as to bo?dirg for 12 or 15 cents The appearance of tbe same actor in an impersonation of tbe same character io two different dr?m*s is decidedly a theatrical nov elty. Such an innovation is proroi?ed this aea3on in the appearance in this city cf Mr. Howard Gould io the new production of "Rupert of Hentzm." in the jsae double . role which Mr. Gould resumes in "The j Prisooer of Zi da" under Mr Fr&bman's management. This play will be presented in this city on the evening cf Nov 16. Tte Sumter Telephone Company will soon bave telephone concoction with Camdeo. The poles for the new line have ceen plice"1 alor g the Pilgah Read'from Gallard's X Roads to the Kershaw County line, and a force nf linemen wiii reg?u putting up the I wire within a short t:me. The Can. den Tel ephone Co., will oui?d (he line from Camden i to the Sumter County lice to connect with J the nee? line from G-i?Ura's X Roads, j You can't afford to r:sK your life by allow- j ? sog u cough or a cold to develop into pneu- ? . monia or consuno; ou Ut.e Minute Cough j \ Core will cur** thro-*', and lung troubles j ? quicker ti: 40 any other preparation Kr. o wo. i Many doc ors or.?.it KS H spfc fi: for grippe, j It ia au infallible remedy for croup Cbi! I dren like it ?ad nu rh^rs eudor*- it. J S i Hugbson k Co. THE TELEPHONE CASE. Master H. F Wilson s Filed Hts P.eport. I Master H. Frank Wilson to whom ?be lele- j j phone case, that is the Telephone Macofactar- ' I i.!? Co , of Sumter S. C , ?3 The Sunter j Telephone Manufacturit.gr Co. and C. T. , i H'-ti F. C. Manning, has Sled bis report in tbe i office of the Cierk of Court. Toe order of reference tn this case and dated June ll t?00, trovided that t* ' be referred to tte Master for Sumter county. :o take ihs tesimony and report his conclusions of fact as to the equity issues therein." Tho testimony, which was very volumi? nous, was taken by L I. Parrott.Jstenogra pber, by consent, and it Siled five or six hundred pages of typewritten manuscript. The report cf Master Wilson is too leogtby to be reproduced io full but it is as brief and clear as it wss possible to make it to be com I prehensive. He finds for the defendant, The Sumter Te'epbcoe MaDofacturiog Co on every point, I declaring that by ?he preponderance of the \ evidence be coDCcludes tbat The Telepboce ? Manufacturing Co. bas not been damaged in j ii3 business by tbe new company adopting a j similar name, and that aooe of tbe other aile- 1 g?tions of damage set op by thc Telephons Mfg. Co. bave been established. This report will be taken up at tbe extra term of court to convene oo the 26th instant, a?d tbe cese will ce tben settled. Theffod iog of tbs Master takes tbe place of a special verdict by a jury, aod tbe judge will render a decision after bearing argument by tbe at? torneys It li?e within the power of the judge, however, to review the testimony himself, and if he disagrees with tbe Soding of tbe Master to eet it aside Tbis is Dot a customary proceeding, however, as the judge almost ia variably accepts the finding of the Master io sucb ose?. New Baptist Church Organizad. At agmeettog held ia the Lutheran Church j Sunday night tbe new Baptut Church wrs re ? gularly organized. Dr Bailey, Mission 1 Secretary for South Carolins, as?isted by Rev. J. (J. Googb, of Maoning and Rev J I. Ayres and Dr. C. C. Brown of ths city, constituted a presbytery and organized a new church to be koowa as the Bartlett Street Baptist Church. The DSW church bas nine? teen members oo its roll at present aod as tbere is a field for a second Baptist Church ia this city, tb; membership will increase steadily. The new church wnicb will be erected oa Bartlett Street will be built at ooce aDd it is expected thar it will be ready for occupancy on or before Febriary ls:. The meeting last night was io reality a joint meeting cl the coagregp.tious of both Baptist Con renes, the old aod the oew The regular services of the Baptist Cbarcb were appointed to bs held ia tbe Lutberao Church and the meeting to orgaaiz-* the new church ia the Presbyterian Church, but at the request of Dr. Bailey the two meetiogs were united, Dr. Brown giving way to Dr. Bailey who took charge and conducted ibe services requisite to organizing the oew church. A Village Blacksmith Saved His Little Son's Life. Mr. H. H Black, tbe well kcowo village blacksmith at GrahamBville, Sullivao Co., N.Y.j?ays: "Our little sou, five years old, has always beea subject to croop, aad so bad have the attacks been tbat we have fe* red many times that be .woold die. We have had the doctor aod used maay medicine*, but Cbamberlaia'a Cosgb Remedy is DOW cur sole reliance. I; seems to dissolve the tough mccus aod by giving frequent doses wheo the croupy symptoms appear we have found that tba dreaded croup is cured before it gets settled." Tbere is co danger in giving this remedy for it coataics ao opium or other in? jurious drag aad may be givea as confidently to a bebe as ao adult For sale by Dr A J Chios. IT IS CHARLEY JENNINGS. Negro Captured in Florene a is a Chain Gang Escape. tW-il ss-?IT Street Commissioner White weat th Florence Monday tnoroiog for the purpose of identify? ing the negro captured ? few days ago by Constable Dennis. The oe;ro claimed to be Henry William.', originally from Sumter, but recently working for the Atlaotic Coast Lamber Co , of Georgetowo Street Supt L. E. White returned from Florence Monday eight. The prieoaer torced out to be Charley Jeooiogs, who escaped from the Sumter County chaio gang oa August 20th He aad Jim Gummy, another oegro, escaped at tbe same time by breakiag tbe gaag cbaia and both have successfully evaded arrest natl! Jeooiogs fell into Constable Decois' baods Jeoaiogs was tent to tbe chaio gacg from Bishop? i i le for 20 day? for violation of contract aod resitting tbe officer who arrested bim. Wheo be escaped be had only a week or tea days of hip seoteoce to serve. The two woonda be received io tbe fight with Constable Dennis ere sot serious and he will be able to return to the cbaia gaag soca He will be kept in jtil until his weunds heal and will then be sent back to tbe chaia gang Tobacco has beeo successfully aad profita? bly grown oo the laods hear this city and it ie difficult to understand why tbe acretge bas cot beeo greater. A siaele instance will serve to prove tba! tobacco is a more profita? ble crop tbao cotton. Mr. W. A. Weathers, who owns a part of tbs old DeaCbamps laud, I planted five acres this year and sold tbe en 1 tire crop ungraded for $97 20 an acre. The crop cost him first and last less than $22 an acre. This is deeidrd y more preferable theo cotton at 10 cents a pound ac d Mr. Weathers will iocrease his tobacco crop to SO seres cext year 1 There ls no pleasure io life if you dre-d j going to tbe table to eat and can't rest st ogbt oa account of indigestion. Henry Wil? liame, cf BooDville. Ind, sajs be suffered that way for yaars, till he commenced the U6e of Ko iel Dispepsia Cure, and adds, "Now 1 can eat anything I like and ail I want and Sleep soundly every night." Kcdol Dyspadsia Cure wijl d-geit what you eat. J S Hagbsor; k Co. I - ?mm. - o o -if II i - Escaped From the Chain Gang G'ar.t WHiiaios, the r.otoriou? chicken thief woo bas been serving 6n :8 months j term ou the chain gang for pealing H o.i.e cf j cotton from the depot platfo-ra. escaped on Tuesday night of l-.st w-ek He stoic * 'ot of ! clothing, a rds'o! ar.d $16 50 irena tbe . uar-.s ' and go? Safety away Several r;egroes cir.im | to h:vf?e?ri him ir. this city Wednesday, t e- \ fore 't was generally koowa tLat h*- bad escaped from ?h? enng, but >io trace ot him ha<? been foo. d r<-? the police Williams i? one or the most thorough ?io- I ing, &<'t rou^d rasc-vls tb?! has erer reen in . Sumter County, and hu? t-een arrested tm-es ; wi i b DU t comber for chicken e ten: mg and o> i - er petty ';r:rc*p, and ii w-ll known to tbe police V<n!*es he bad go u*n out of Sumter County aod Btays au: he cao- ot e?c?pe cap- j tore, aod a return to his abandoned duty oo ; io? cbaio gaag. Two Calls For the Coroner. Tbere were two c*l!s for Coroner M<333 Saturday morning, o?e from D --Izeil end tb? ober from Kihotts. He was wanted at Dal? zell to bold an inquest over '-'r Jcs Trim nat, the sawyer at Mr. T. N Smith's saw mill who dropped dead that mon?.og. H ewus wanted nt E?'to?i 'o held iw> in que?r. ovrr ?he body of ^am ac Hied negro, who Uit.A alone io a litw-e sb?!: Ty During Friday night bus snooty was bnTi ed 'o the ground and hr. waa Domed to de-.th m it. Whfn he found Brit morning only the coper balf ot his nodv rf oiaiced uocGr.sumed by Ore Th-eciay chim? ney hid {allen down, covering MS head HMI Shoulder?, Ont ti3 legs were burned to a cinder. Many people worry because they believe they have heart diseise. The chances are thai their hearts are all right but tbtir stom? achs are unable to digest food. Aodol Dys? pepsia Cure digests what you eat ?Dd pre ? vents the formation of gas which makes the ! stomach press sgainst the heart. It will cure [ every form of indigestion. J S Hugheon t [ Co. "Stuffy" Goes to Picking Pockets. Sam Bracey, alias 1 Bug Stuffy" is in the toils of the ?aw again and was before tbe Mfiycr Saturday morning Wben be pays his fine, or serves out his fe?m on the streets be will, probably go before Magistrate Wells and iben to tbe cbaiogang. Friday afternoon he met Morri3 S irater, a country negro, and while be was telling bim bow glad be was to meet an old friend, went through Sumter's pockets and lifted $3 50: Sumter told his troubles to a police aud Stuffy waa soon cap? tured. When pot on trial Saturday moraine Stuffy made quite a speech in bis own de? fense, bur tbe Mayor was on to bim and ad judeed bim guilty. Tbe senteoce was $10 cr 20 days. # WOMAN'S TROUBLES AND FEMALE DISEASES CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. Painful and Suppressed Menses,. Ir? regularity. Leucorrhoa, Whites, Steril? ity, Ulceration of the Uterus, change of life, in matron or maid, all find re? lief, help, benefit and cure in JOHNS? TON'S SARSAPARILLA. It isa rea: panacea for a?d pain or headache about the top or back of the head, distress? ing- pain in the left side, a disturbed condition of digestion, palpitation of the heart, cold hands and feet, nerv? ousness and irritation, sleeplessness, muscular weakness, bearing-down pains, backache, legache, irregular ac? tion of the heart, shortness of breath, abnormal discharges, with extremely painful menstruation, scalding of urine, swelling of feet, soreness of the breasts, neuralgia,, uterine displacement and satarrh. and all those symptoms and troubles which make the average wo? man's life so miserable. MICUIGAX DKl'6 CO., Detroit. Mich. J S. HUGHSON & CO. Somter.S.C. WANTED HAN^S-A few wbite fami? lies wiib boys and girls over 10 years old can get work at tbe Sumter Cotton Milts. Apply tot). Jas. Winn, Supt. Nov 14-3t WANTED, forcasb, Dogwood and Per? simmon Logs. Soatbern Hardwood Company, P. 0 Box S29, Coarleetop, %. C, Nov 14-4m STRAYED-Solid Bay Mare, eight years old. Wire mark on right hind foot, swayed from Elliotts oo Nov. 9tb. Wsa io Sumter from H Harby's stable on Nov. 3. Any tofortia'ica thankfully received. Cantey Toney, Eli ott, 8. C. Nov 10 -U* WANTED-Dogwood, Persimmon and Walnut Logs in carload lots. For prices, kc , address, Taos. Childs, Sumter, S. C Oct 24-4.? Estate of Rich'd R. Singleton, DECEASED. ALL PERSONS having claims against aforesaid Estate, will present same duly attested, and all persons in anyway indebted to said Estate will make immediate payment to Mies ANNIE E. SINGLETON, Oct 24-3t Qualified Admx. THE Standard Warehouse Co., Columbia, S, C. Cotton Capacity, 20,000 bales. Storage aud insurance 15 cts. per bale per mooth, or fraction thereof. Special rates CD large lots. Liberal advsnecs at low rate of inter? est on cottoo stored with us. Write to EDWIN W. ROBERTSON, Sec, or H. L ELLIOTT, Mgr. Sept 19-3m [Estate ol Mrs. Julia V. Reynolds. ALL PERSONS having claim3 against j ?he aforesaid Estate wi'i prf-3'ut same, duly Htiested, and ali persons indebted to j said 3-f?te will make navromt to MARK REYNOLDS, Nov 7 - 3t Exor. Mee Ma Teri of Court UNDER AND PURSUANT to an Order or Ht* Honor Jpd^e P>ne3t Gary theie wiii be :t:; ex-xn ti-rm <;f the Court of Com? mon Pji . .> for Sumrer County at Sumter Court ''iu.-.i-K t.. canning Monday, NOP. '?G'h, ai 10 -.)*i lock x. m SHEPARD NASH. Nov 7 C C O P. & G S l?? A LL PERSONS ?ne hereby put on cotice | signed hiv? postf.d. sod anyone scoot? ing, b ai ting .>.- rrii->/?ing, or fi-hing or gig? ging bv tor -h !???hi ?V1? be tro3?cuted. R. M COOPER. Wtsacky, S C. Nov 7-i>t MB' Wi) ? ,JL. j KID GLOVES. m mt * LX?TZ Toe quality. tbis| # oModes, Greys, week at ?ffUI* Ollf ?C?|white and black' ft* ? ^ 5 T i ?Sale this week, dVC? ? Is to please you in tne g xgoods. jo save you money in$ Y?Sv?^* They will goqQlckS? ' the prices. $ **?F^ These are the things that make up this store's life. { The Palace Dry Goods Emporinm Most Attractive Shopping Place in Sumter. Honest, intelligent, merchandising developes. Legitimate Low Prices. Lowr prices are not necessarily confined to little prices. The word "Cheap" in this store does not mean "Inferior." Read this list carefullly ? Buy them ! Worth repeating-Choice from our stock of best Calicos, the new Blues, Reds, Fancies and Mournings. This week at 5c 50 pcs good Calicos, fancy dress styles, we will put on sale this week at 4c. 20 pcs heavy Canton Flannel, worth 10c, but will go on sale this" week at 8c. 20. pcs extra heavy Canton Flannel, regular price 121. To go on sale at 10c. 10 bales 36 in Sea Island. A good heavy quality, worth 6ic?, on sal? at 5c. 10 doz Ready Made Sheets, hemmed and shrunk, full 10-4 square, the cloth would cost you more, 50c. 20 doz Pillow Cases to match, on sale at 12c. 10 pcs new White Scrim, for curtains, on sale this week at 4k. 5 pcs (all pure wool) White Flannel, worth 35c, on sale at 25 c. 10 pcs White Curtain Swisses, 121 and 15c goods, on sale this week at 10c. From our Tailor Suit Department-20 new suits, Blue, Black, Green and Brown. Values up to $7. All this week the Suit at ?5 39. The above and lots other Good Things at Schwartz Bros., Sumter's Dry Goods Leaders, Fashion Emporium. No? 6 ?O+O ?0*0 WEDDING GIFTS In Fine China, Bric-a-brac, Bronze* Clocks, American Cut Giass, Mirror Plateaux, Sterling Silver and Fine Plated Ware, etc. Showing finest fine of Goods eyer exhibited in Sumter. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. E. A. B?LTM?M, Jeweler and Watchmaker, MAIN STREET. Oct 31 Special Bargains. 40 It> boxea Starch, best grad?, at 3$o per lb.. Smoked Dried Herrings, 29c per box. New Mackerel, 14 eood ?sb to kit, 90c. Faocy fall cream Cheese, 22 to 24 lbs ?ach, at 13c per lb. Best fancy Elgin Creamer j Bntter, 60 ib tubs at 24c per lb America Sardines-new pack- $3 85 per case 1C0 can*. 10 oz Tumhler Proit Jelly, 3 dos io case, 76c per doz 3-lb atiod. Tomatoee. 2 doz io case, 90c doz 2-lb stand. Tomatoes, 2 doz in case, 70c dei. ?.pint bottle?, assorted Pickle?, 2 dcz io cese, 75c dcz. 1- lb CAOS Core Oyete.s, foll weight, 2 and 4 doz io case, ?Oc dcz 2- lb cans face? Maine packed Sugar Corn $1 20 a doz. 2-ib cons fancy N Y S'ate packed Sogar Corn $1 a dcz. CRACKERS. Lemons i Je, Nie Nacs 5$c per lb. Gincer Soaps 5c, Soda Cr 5c per lb. Su*?r Cr 6c, Fancy .Mixed 6jc per lb. Cream Lunch Biscuits, 7c per lb Oatfi ?kes. 2-lb packages, 90c doz FLOUR. Best fancj patent, Best half patent, Beat ctraighr, Bes? family, Salt 100 lbs, $^35 bbl 4.10 bbl 3 85 bbl 3 25 bbl 57c bag MEAL, GRITS, BACON AND LARD AT LOWEST PRICES Cigars, Cheroots, Cigarettes and Tobacco. ? Diamond T Cigar, best 5c seller at $35 per 1,000. Soccess, none ?;i>uer, $35 per 1,000. B L Ro> al Cigar, fcood smoke. $25 per 1,003 Try ou; Lfa?e.-, $i0 tO per 1,000, ?0cbox Old Virginia Cheroots, $3 15 per cox ot 250 Cheroots, 3 tor cc O'd Glorr Cheroots. $?.90 oer oox of 200 Cheroots World's B.-st Cheroots. $3 25 per box o? 250 Cheroot?, 3 for 5c. Duke's Cigarettes $3.90 per 1,000. Ctc'.e Cigarrttrs $2 65 per 1 000. A BIG SUPPLY OF TOBACCO, namely, 1-cbor.ps, Early Bird, R J.R. Mable. Lalla Roobk. Little Fancy, Red Eye aod various otbsr kinds-prices ranging from 25c, 35c and ?5c per lt?. Big Drives in Soap. OCTAGON,. VICTORY, TIP TOP, ELECTRIC, IMPERIAL. Shce Blacking, Ink, Blueing, Ac. See us, or get our prices before you buy. Cromwell & Co. Phone 53. Sumter, S. C. n--a NOTICE 0 When you want a horse or mule don't fail to call, see and investigate the bar? gains open to all at Pierson's. Have your stock fed and eared for at Pierson's Feed and Sale Stable, Karvin Street, near Liberty Street, Sumter, S. C. Oct 15 Ira !