Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cfce laUi^uiau ant Siatbim VmBMDAT, WOV 21, 1900" at the foot O?cs at Sweats?,5 (?., as Second Class Hitter. mmV9 ADVERTISEMENTS AhVnotlo Ooitoe 0*1 Oomptny Sob* arts Bros. ?X mae km?4. Ehrt McDooald?OoaiD sooos Beeaty. 0 B Tnh, Any ?Land For Salt. BHata af Edward t< NII'sr-01 tattoo I. ft. ??rrrny?Fr-ilte ?od V>getnb1ee T. 0. BscEi For Boating or Cooking. J. 9. Wilder, Oo Audi lor?Tai Rotors? iff Hre Soceb H Chandler?Notice ?ad Oreditore FUSOlfAXt. Br. Pcootvel Seaeta, ef Georgetown, le to ?Hi ?> ?od Met J. B Meyes were ta the city flatter, af Ohoeter, ie visiting Mite ft. WdJIeoe was ia the city y ester,* pf voda?. J R.Ooeta *f 8t Cher lee woe id the *w jrwJBt?e1aF Mlia WaatJa/ af*ttrftala. I? the go.it af teMa*Ue teea-eedaea, or Fulton, ia visiting aeaaWaa. Batiks Baaadere, of Hagood, wee ta 2 tadla Biildrow hat been v lilting kt ibwoity Mai Wtltaa, of Booatsg, ie visiting la the sity. ?I; Da?la of Oraagebarg if vieitiag ? tao any. Lee? R Roy? hee goee io Chat ??-?ton a few derye etny tLBooea Woodward, of Biehop?ille, weo oejlty Monday. aft. O. T. Flayer, af Bhilob, waa id the eity ?rat of tbo west ?oo W. H. Thoojee, of Darlington, wae tB too e?ty loot weak Uro Loa O Bar ay, o' Charleston, Is visit* lag retellves la this city, ?toe Ulli? Cvoeawsll, of Locftoow, is eis? . leaa? frfoade ia ibo euy. Etesei LaU aed Matt Boy kin were vieiting fiseoda la tads atty lags week ?lot Marguerite Tiodel, of Clarendon, ie oaMMaf Mesa Jalta Oaitino. Mkts Katie Sbolar, of Wilmington is the ffooat af si has Idas Flowers dir. J. Boott George, of Pioopolie, eras ia aaa sity oo bootees* last week Mr. end Era. 0. Weetoo MeOrew spent eev " soys la taw onentry loot ?rasa. Er. Aaa Rytteeborf attended tae Ilka Car aivol la Sovaoaall, 0? , last week. Ekes Mosakv MsCollasa I? ia the eity visit tae tao foaslly of Mr. Bertow Walsh for a Er. M. B. Easdle was skis to he at kis af baoteess fas several boars a day last Ess. Aastty D. Ooaoo, of Oberlestoa, Is a ?lau io tao faseily of he- father, Oeo B Ef. J. B Jevvey boo rota med fro es 8u?t a, wboro bo stoat ssverei deys as to? af Ee. J. P. Brook, its. Earns R. ALstoo, of Hagood, and Ere, Ella Seeders, of Greenville, were ia tao ftiy otvered days lost week Eff. 0. E. Beat, of Oats, Darlington Coos If, tvas lav easily a issliist of Basstsr was la tbo sity Batarday oo bosineee Et. J. E. TWts tao eattoo bayor wbo bss boso mtlsood *a this sity for avesval ssoatbs to Bpaiuabarg. Taw ssaff>fww_er?i of Er. Abo Rytteaherg to Ekes Elrtasa Weil af Sevasaab, Oa , was an a i sau I la two Bavaaaab papers last Satur? day ? Er. O B. Baasa of Ca a den sad Er. B. dl. BanIIkssea, Jr., af Wilmlootoo. wars ia ?wo ally toot wash, the gaotts of Mr. Herbert Er Jobs 0 Raa me bss retaovod froi EoveovUia io Olereoiont, Fla wboro bo will feaidw Io fotoro. We regrnt to loee hint frot Eta. D Aecoea, of Obleago, wbo bas been bore viaitiag bar daeghter, Mrs Losas Levi, waat to Basstof Monday to spead a few days. ?Mooslog Farmer Er Waltor D Bppereoo, a eon of Er. R f. Baasssoo, of Ploewood, wbo bee been oa taa road wlib Boa Bros., World Progressive aod Trstood Asiaial Circus fnr oas saaaas, Is la taa sity Twareaoy. Elsa Booktb Bbosse after a visit of several weeks to rvtoaeJs is Aibeoe, O., bas rotcreed f*e? i Wboa yoo oast prompt acting little pills tbot ewvor gripe ?so DeWftt's Little Rerly Bieere J B Bag boo a a Oo. Tee Tel-phone Mfg Co . shot down sev? ered doye loot week to overbeol soras of tbs ssoobio?ry Bldaoy Jobneon w?s before the Mayor Moo day ssoeoiof for foot hieye Ie ridiog oo Satur? day oigbt. Tao loo was $3. DeWttt'e Lint. Early Risers are the best liver pills ever made k>eey to taks aod never gripe J 8 Bogbooo it Oo. Tao dry well ordloaooe ta growing inter eotieg, aod tbo seit meet log of tbs City Oooectl will aot be esoootoooos. Tao old Boptisi Cborcb which bss hoeo ss?ved by tbo eootreetor ie io position sod Is a I moot ready for the resumption of servicee io il while tbo new ehorch is beiog built. Bolb ssekere aod circulators of counter* felto oosseslt freed Hooeet weo will oot de ??Ivo you toto buying worth1 11 coonterfei'e of DeWiit'e Witcb Resil Sal*. T^ie origi oal Is UfeJHble lor eonog pilee, sores, ecsema aod all ' n dleeaeee. J S Bugheoo k Co Tb? < jraCoooeii will now have no egita* ttoe oo \ aaede to wbieb the aoti-bog ordt aaoos eieitetaooi at its host will bs email potatoes Tbo trade Is boree?, mulee, wagoos end baggies aas hoeo isseseose this seasoo sed hn; for mere has hoe? oo falling off io tbs ?e**ooad. If yo? bavs svsr seeo a obild io the agooy of croup ?oa eoo realise bow grateful moth* ?re are for one Mloote Coogb Core which f tree relief so eoo a as it it edesiolstered. It quickly caree coughs, colds and all throat aod leng troohlos J 8 Hogbeoo k Co. Mr 0 O. Rowland has b?en induced by tbo A i. a nur tLine to reemer the service ?f tbot eyeieea aod oa Deeeeaher let be will reeoeae hie old poeinoo ss agsnt la this city. A ?o-iin? saarderer sprinkled e piece of bo>f wnb s'rveboise ose morning last week and tboo ibrew it in?o the eireet. A few boure a'er throe does wer? doad Tb? own?rs ol tbo dogs sr? hunting for tb? murderer. DeWitt ? Wncb Bes-1 Bale* will tu ekiy he*I Iba woret borne sad eeaids and not Isovo a eoor h aao bo op pi tod to ease and row eovmoeo with stomp! ood eootbiog tf ct Oos U for piles sad akm siaeaees So ware of ejooitbjge eoootvrfeite i B Wegbsss a Uo. BRILLIANT WEDDING. Mr James Neveiand Brand and Miaa Maud Alllooo MoLeod Married at Grace M. ?. Cburob. Qraco M. K Church, 8ootb, wu the scene Of a brilliant aod ?eaunful wedding las* evening ai ft 46 o'clock wbeo Mr. Ja no el Nereland Brand led to the elter Mise Maud Allieou Mcbeod, deagbter of Mrs M. L. Method, ell of tbie city Tbe elter wet profussly decorated witb wild teiilei, palms, ferns, aod otber tropical pleote, geraniumi, roiee and chrysanthe? mums, end tbe church wee overflowing witb tbe friends end acquaintances or tbe couple. Tbe euditorioee wee pecked until tbere waa hardly etondiog room, aod the annex and gallery were eleo occopied. Tbe motto for the oiarriege wet by * eelected eboir eod orobettro, hoth ot wbiob were voluntary. Tbe qoartotte consisted of Mrs W L Lett*, eopraao; Mrs K O. Woody, alto; Mr. 0. H. Cooper, teoor, aod Mr. A. 8. Holden, beritoee. The orcbettra wee compoeed aa follows : Miaa Paooie Cor belt, pieoo ; Mtee Alice Bmallbonee, aod Mr 8. A. Scbloee, violios; Mtee Bliiebetb l>. Burtt, oallo ; Prof. Jemea B. Wilsoo, cocatt; Mr W. A Martin, flute. Tho Tocal eod orcbeetrel feetore waa cboralog aod tbe aore rendered wee magni? ficent. While aweitlof tbe comiog ol tbe brido, the choir aod orchestra gave a splendid rendition of Rostieeoe 0* Valeria (Maee*gni) aod as tho bridal party eotered tbero wes ao ertietic rendition of tbe bridal chorus from ??Tbe Rote Maiden." Tbe ribbons were ported by two charming little girls, Miss Mery Wootteo, niece of tbe bride, end Mist Roth Lyrcb, btr cootlo. Tbey were prettily dreeted io white pniot d'etprtt loir neck eod short lletvee, trimmed witb white satla ribbons Tbe oebere led tbe way io tbe following order : Mr Hugh L Miller, of Colombia, 8 0., ooaeio of tbe bride, witb Mr. John J. Blair, of Wilmington ; Mr. H. B Brood, of Aogoota, brother of tbe groom, with Mr Jobo 0. James, of Wilmiogtoo. They wore lovely large ptok ehryteotbeaurns esbou'ou otoveo Following tbe ushers came tbe maid of honor, tbe brlde'a coaiio, Mils Alice Borden, wbo wet attired in a drett of grey cloth, trimmed witb passementerie and wore a black velvet Qtioeboroogb bat She ctrrted a lovely bocquct of large piok chrysanthe? mums After her came the bride, wbo waa led to the altar by her uncle, Mr Herbert Leigh Bordeo, wbo wore a piok chrysanthemums in bio button bole She wet attired io a rich costume of lilac crepe do cbeoo over taffeta tilk, richly trimm?d with passementerie and gold. She bad on a regal black velvet hat with plomee aod trimmings of gilt. She wore a broocb of diamonds and pearls, tbe ttfl of tbe groom, aod bore a magnificent ooqatt of brido rotas aod maiden hair fbrot. Tbt groom came in from tbt pattor't totraooe to the right of tbe altar, accompa? nied by hit boot man, Mr. J. W Perrio, of tbie city. Tbey bad bootoooiert of plak ehrysaoth'iocmt At tbt altar, Mr Bordeo ?ovo away bit niece, aad tbe Rev. J. N. ole, paator of tbt eborcb, ptiformed the marriage witb tbt riog service. Tbt nog was a alaio gold sand. Tbt ceremony wot a beaotiful ooo aod wbto it concluded, tbe choir aod orchestra rendered io ao inspiring manner Mendelseobo'e wedding march while tbt bridal party retired At they Itfi tbt church aod took carriages io waitiog at tho door, tbo bells rang out merrily proclaiming tbt bappy event. Tbe bridal party repaired to tbt retidence of Mr. Herbert L Bordeo, 404 North Proot Street, where o brief reoeptioo wat held. Tbe parlor wat prettily doeorated aod tbere wat a magcificent array of costly and useful presents from relativ? aod friends In the stales aod Canada. At t p m. Mr.' Brood aod hit bride, amid showers of riot and banging of slippers, took a drawing room ear aod want north oo tbt Atlaotlc Coast Lloo. After a trip to Now York tboy will visit Mr. Brand's relatives io Booth Corolioa ood Georgia and after three wetkt will bo at home at Mr. 8. P. Collier'> oo Proot ood Wal not streets Mr. Braod It chief elerk of Mr. B. Borden, eoporioteodtot of transportation of tbt At? lantic Coatt Liot, aod it oot of Wijmin most estimable eod promising young men. Bit bridt it a yooog lody of rare beauty aod personal charms aod it exceedingly popular io tbo social circles of our city.* Tbt oat of towo relatives of the couple, wbo were to attend tbt wtddiog, wtrt Mrt. Duffle, of Booster, 8. 0., sister of tbt groom ; Mro. W. 8. Brood, of Augusta, bis sister-in law ; Mr ifl B. Brand, of Augusta, bis brother; Ire K R. Wooteo, of Rocky Mooot, eitttr of tbo bride, aod btr cousins, Mr. Hogb L Miller, of Colombia, 8 C , aod Dr. Rod Miller, of Richmond, Va ?Wilmiog? too Meteoogor, Nov. 15 ? NOTABLE EVENT IN FLOR? ENCE. The Marriage of Miaa Chase and Mr. W. Paul Fr*.ar. Floreoce, Nov. 15?A ootable eveot in the totitiy of Florence wat tbe marriage yester? day afternoon of Miss Hettie Gary Chase, eldest deogbter ol Mr. aod Mrs. Jerome P Cbaee, Sr , to Mr William Paul Friar, chief dispatcher of tbe Atlao ic Coast Lioe io th e eity. 8t John's Episcopal Church wet tbe scene of this, tbe prottiee: wedding that has taken plaee ta Floreoce tbit teetoo, aod the Rev R. W Barowell performed the ceremony. Mies Mary Stroud, beaotiful aod accom? plished, played tbe weddinf march Clad in a pecoltarly lovely gown of white satin with bridal veil, ibe bride approached tbe chancel leaning oo tbe arm of her father She was preceded oy little Mi*s Lese Royal, the flower girl, acd Master Robert Rutltdge who held tbe clergjman's prayer book. Tbe maid or honor, Miss Nettie Boat* and tbe dame of .honor, Mre F. L WiUcox, a eister of tbe bride, wore eiquieite gowns. The groom, attended by hie brother, Mr B K Friar of Sumter, aod Jr Jerome P. Chare, Jr , eotered from the vestry room and met tbe bride end ber attendants at the root of tbe chancel, where surrounded by the large wedding party tbe rector performed the beau? tiful marriage service of tbe Kpiscopal church Dr. N. W Hicks aod Mr R. I,. Stack bouse were I a oehert; tbe following were the bridesmaids eod groomsmen: Miss Lola Houston, of Mooroe, N C , with Mr Schorn Cuase ; Milt Fannie Beckham, of Rock Hill, with Mr. R B Rare; Miss Louise Kvaos wnh Mr Ureoville DeLorae, of Sumter ; Miss Lacy Rvune witb Mr. S W G Shipp ; Mies Aonie Bynam with Dr. W. W. Sibcri, of Sumter ; Miss K?tie Clayton with Mr A M Kutrell ; Mise Carrie Haynsworio witb Mr Jobo M Doolan ; Mirs Lillie Hiker with Mr. H A Brunsoo. After the ceremony there was a delightful rrceptioo at ths home or Mr aod Mrs J V. Chase M and Mrs Friar left o . tbe even? ing train for pointd r orth to ot en i th- boner moon Tney will ie*ide Io Florence ?Th* Statt 4 trJahftuI Blunder Will often run*, m li'.rnhU Mum, BtaM< I'M or BrniKt. llut-klen'* Arnica Palvt, th? he<i in the wurlit will kill rhe |>nin |M pswatptll l<e?l It. Cures OM Sora?, Fw??'r 8*000, Uleeye, B'>il?. Felons. C< rn?, all Skin BfMSllaai He?t Pile Cure on earth. Only IS eu. a 001. Curs gaaraateed. Sold by J. K W DeLorme, Urug > gtet. t MARRIED. Mr Sam C Reid aod Mri Laraple? ?.era married at ibe residence of tbe bride on Main street (eat evening, he? W. A. KeMy per? form )?g the ceremony. Brailoford-?chofleld af??line, Nov 16? The loveheat wedding1 ever wttneeted here wae ?olcmniaed iu ihe Btptiot church yesterday at 5 30 p m , when Dr. A. M. Brailsford and Miss Linie Scbo field were united. Tbe pulpit of the church was banked with lovely evergreens, holly, cedar, and ivy ioter mrnfted, and the floor of tbe etaod wag cov. ered witb many beautiful palme end ferns At the beed cf each aisle wes a large ercb covered witb white, over wbicb green ivy was Iwtnod. White cloth wee laid over tbe floor oo wbicb tbe bridal party stood, aod amid eoft Kghte from shaded lempe, the, beaotiful , Episcopal ceremony wes performed by tbo >Rev W. H. Barnwell, of 8tateborg, S C Punctual to the boor appoioted, tbe bridal party entered the church to the strains of Mooddlesoho's Wedding March played by Miss Meggie McKeona in bor usual beautifol mannrr Tbe others came firit, two at a time, op opposite aisles : Mr Jobo Boetwngbt. Hau vilie Va , and Will Richardson, Orangeborg; Dr.G S . White, Charleston, aod Mr. Henry B. Richardson, Jr , Clarendon, and Mr. W. A Oray, South Boston, Ta ; Mr H B. Ricb a'dsoo, Paoola, and Mr. J M. Richardson, Paoola ; Prof J. B Broahardt, Mullins, and R C. Richardson, Clarendon. As tbey reecbed tbo chancel, they crossed aod stood oppoeite each otber, Nrxt came tbe two beautifol brideimaide, Miss Myrtle Lee from Daoville, aod Miss Henrietta Brailsford of Clarendon, sister of tbe groom, they were dresred precisely alike io dainty costumes of white organdie, trimmed witb eatio ribboo and white fichuea crossed gracefully over the ebooldere. Tbey carried armfuls of beeatifol American beauty roaea The handsome groom came io on the arm of hie cousin eod best man, Mr. L B. Brailsford of Mollins. end the eweet and charming bride witb her brother, Mr. R P. Febofield of Danville The bride wae attired io a pre'ty end stylish traveling dress of brown mods cloth, witb trimmings of white broadcloth She woto a brown velvet hat and gloves to match. Tbe bride's bonqobt waa exquisite bridal roses Tbe groom aud naher* wore black cutaway coate, ligbt paots and elovea Dr Brailsford is a popular yoong pliysicUo of tbis place He ha* ooly been here a short while, but bas built up a fine practice aod bis future ie very promisbing. Tbe bride Is tbe only daughter of Mr aod Mrs J. T. Scofield Tbe family have only recently moved here from Deoville, but Miss Lisiie hae woo many friends here end is a very popular aod charming yoong lady.-* Tbe State. Marriage in Camden. Oamden, Nov. 15 ?A very pretty borne wedding was witnessed last eight by tbe rel? atives aod friends of tbe popolar young cou pie, Mr Charles H. Z?mp end Miss Mary Kershaw Shannon, at tbe home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs J. B Kersbaw. Tbe ceremony wae performed by tbe Rev. W. B Gordon, rector of Grace Episcopal church Marriage at Providence. Mr Bditor I On tbe 15th of tbis month at 8 p. m a bridal party composed of tbe bride, Miss Raima Brown, the groom, Mr Ed. Davis, aod atteodaots drove op to Tirstb Church. Tbey found the church handsomely decorated witb evergreens ood chrysanthe? mums aod crowded almost to overflowing. As tbey eotered the church tbe wedding march was well executed by Mrs. Woodley aod io a few minutes tbe marriage ceremony was performed by tbe Rev. J Davit a cousin of tbe groom. The following were tbe attendants : Miss Sarah Brown with Mr James Davis Miss K/a Raffield witb Mr. McCaskill. MissOlata Andrews with Mr Willie Bur* rows. v Miss Davis witb Mr George Booth. Miss Battie Viosoo with Mr C. Davis Mirs Mamie Browo witb Mr Brarolett. Miss Kloise Horner witb Mr. Marion Andrews Miss Sarah Ann Porkett witb Mr. Gilbert Browo Tbe bride was dressed in white cashmere aod the bridesmaids In blue organdie. After tbe ceremony tbe bridal party and their friends attended a reception at the residence of Mr. S J. Brown and tbey will not soon forget the substantial and well conducted reception. Tbe groom is from our neighboring couoty, Kersbaw, and all of their Sumter friends wish both bride aod groom a loog aod baopy life. A. P. V. A Coming Marriage. Cards are oot announcing the marriage of Mr. W. Scott Harvio to Miss Mary A. Thomas, of Charleston, on tbe twenty eighth of this mooth. Miss Thomas is a daughter of Mr. Stephen Thomas aod ber mother is a daogbter of the lete Col. Tbomae H. Con? nors, of tbis county ?Manning Farmer Cdld Strel or Death. "There is but one stnnll chance to save your ife an that is ihn ugh an o|emtion," was the a?ful prospect set before Mrs I II Hunt, cf Lime Ridge, Wts, by her doctor ?fter vainly trying to cure her of a frightful case of stum trouble and jellow jaundice. He didn't count on the marvellous power of Electric Bitters to cure st< mach und liver troubles, but ? he heard of it, took seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoided surgeon's knife, now weighs tn?re and feels better limn ever. It's positive* ly guaranteed io cure sttiuv-h, liver und kid ney troubles, anil never appoints. Price 5<)o at J F W DoLOffJO's drng store. I ????jjffaTJJO* iOO' -OOOW ? The Most Brilliant Affair Ever Given by tho Sumter Club The dann- given by the Sumter Club has been acknowledged by every one to be the roo't succes-ful ever held since Its orgauizi tiO?> The hall was artisfcly draped in smilax, the nand stand on? bower of green The music increased to 7 peicea, with tbe addi? tion of the drum was indeed a treat and the music of last night ranks this Orchestra among the first. A large number of visi'ing ladies were pr?sent and never have a lovelier set of women been seen at one time in this city The supper was all to be desired and at midntuht bTed a long fe't want. Tbe costumes far ?icellel anything ever ?een, and ' n* notably lovely gown, worn by or* of our young matron*, was indewd a vision of lowliest*, a black net covered witb jet spangle*, den i train. Among the visiting Udies were MiBs Worth, if Virginia no stranger to us is this han'tsnrre lielle. end ber costume was among the moat admned ; Miaa Wilson, of Manning ; Mi*?*? R'rhardsons, ol CUrwdon ; Miss Oast, of Philadelphia a?.d Misa Hallie Saunders of Bogota* The da?ce la-ted until 3 a m , and the ge-men grarefolly led by Mr. I Harby Moses aod Mr 1 Strauss wat a picture loog to be remembered. DEATH. Mr. Monroe Belvio, of Spring Hill, died Inst week from typhoid fever, and was buried at tbe Smith ville Church on Tnoreday, after lereieee by Rev. J H. Tbacker He leaves a wire and a large family of obildreo. Mr D J. Hulliday, of P ivateer, died at bis home on last SnurOay, ibe 17th, f or. paralysis, with which be was taken oo Tues? day before He was 63 years old He went tbroogh the civil war, first in Co. D, .Second Regiment, and afterwards to Garden's Bat? tery. He left no family, hia wife having pre* ceded him in death several years. A Village Blacksmith baved His Little SodV Life. Mr H. R Black, tbe well known viUage blacksmith at Grahamaville, Sullivan Go , N. T.| e*J b : "Our little eon, five years old, has always been subject to croup, and so bad have tbe attacks been, that we have feared many times that he would die. Ws bsvs bad tbs doctor snd used many medicines, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is new our sols reliance. It see-as to dissolve the tough mucus and by giving frequent doses when tbs croupy symptoms appear we have found that tbe dreaded croup ie cured before it gets settled." There is no danger in giving this remedy for it contents no opium or otber in? jurious drug and may be given 89 confidently to a babe as an adult. For aale by Dr A J China. Tbe proposition to convert tbe Opera House into a hotel is ratber startling and before tbe people would agree to it the cost of remodel? ing tbe building would have to be counted and proof fu. wished tbat tbe change will be profitable. To remove a uoublesome corn or bunion l First sonk tbe corn or bunion in warm water to soften it, then pare it down as closely as possible wttnoi t drawing biood and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily; rob* biog vigorously for five minutes at eaih application. A coro plaster should be woro for a few days to protect it from the shoe. As a general liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheumatism, Pain Bilm is oo sq jaled For sale by Dr A J China. F C Stoney, tbe tailor who works for D. J. Obaodler, met with a serious accident last Sunday eight by being thrown from his ve? hicle against a tree, fracturing bis hip if upper bone of the thigh. He was oo his wsy home from tbe oegbborbood of Stateburg, when bi9 horse became frightened and shied, suddenly 'browing him out. Tbe horse did not lesvs him, but .be was ocable to move until some one happened to come along tbe rosd and found bim. He will be lsid up for six or eight wseks probably. WOMAN'S TROUBLES AND FEMALE DISEASES CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. Painful and Suppressed Menses, Ir? regularity, LeueorrhoBa, 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 is a real panacea for aei 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 catarrh, and all those symptoms and troubles which make the average wo? man's life so miserable. M1CUIOAN DBl'S CO., Detroit, Stick. J S. HUGHSON & CO. Sumter,8.0 WANTED HANDS?A few white fami? lies with boys and girls over 10 years old can get work at tbe Sumter Cotton Mills. Apply to D. Jas. Winn, Hupt. Nov 14 ?3i WANTED, for cash, Dogwood and Per? simmon Logs. Soothern Hardwood Company, P. O. Box 529, Charleston, S C. Nov 14-4m Land For Sale. TRACT of 47 acrej of land near Oswe _ go. Liberal terms Appl? to Aov 21? 3t D. M YuUNG, Atty. THE Standard Warehouse Co., Columbia, Sa O. Cotton Capacity, 20,000 bales. Storage and ioeuranoe 15 e?s. p<?r bale per month, or fraction thereof. Special rates on large lots. Liberal advanoeo at low rate of ioter est oo cotton stored with u?. Write to BDWIN W. ROBERTSON, Sec, or H L ELLIOTT, Mgr. Sept 19-3 u Estate oi Mrs. Julia V? Reynolds. VLL PERSONS having claims against the aforesaid Estate v.i'1 pnS'B! Bame, duly attested, and all persons indebted to said Estate will make pavment 'o M A UK REYNOLDS, Nov 7-3t Exor. Notice Eitra Term of Court. UN Drift AND PURSUANT to an Order of Hie Honor Judge Ernest Gary there win be an extra term of the Court of Com? mon Ple*e for Sumter County at Sumter Court House beginning Monday, Nov 26th, at 10 o'< 1 jck a, m SHEPARD NASH, Nov 7 OO 0 P.lffl NOTICE. ALL PERSONS are hereby put oo notice tbat all lands owned oy tbe under Mitfued have been posted, and anyone snoot iog. hooting or trapping, or fishing or gig? ging by totcb light will be prosecuted. R M COOPK't Wuacky, S C. Nov 7?31 For this Week 36 White 25 rolls of new Japanese Mattings,! Just to b?Dd~see thesej new patterns. ' Ahead! Quilts OF HEAVY QUALl. TY AND WORTH We are Now Beady, v $i.25, special The- last shipmenl just in. *<)cSc 98c We ha?e gathered together the largest aod most varied collection of TOYS?DOLLS AND DOLL FUR? NITURE Ever brought to Sumter. These goods are imported direct by us, and we promise you a little later such a display as has never been seen here before. We have prepared the following special? for this week?they are money savers: Price For This Week Only? 10 dozen Felt Window Shades, complete with fixtures, 15s. 10 pieces 10 4 TJobleaob Sheeting, regular 20o, tbis week 15? 24 Art Squares (or Druggets) regular {4 5^ and $5?tbis week $3 99 aod 84 39 36 Tapcsty Rugs. 27x54, fringed, at 98c 36 Velvet Rugs. 27x54. fringed, at $1 39 TOWELS?2 GREAT SPECIALS?10 dca L nen Hnok (sits 20x40) reg? ular 25c, this week 19j 20 dcx Linen Buck Towels at 9o. From Our Shoe Department. 72 prs Ladies Button and Lace Shoes?regular $1.50. The best shoe at the piice in Sumter. For this week only $1.39, Specials in Children's School Shoes, the Kind That Wear. 36 Children's Jackets, Navy Blue, Braid Trimmed, regular $1.50. Special this week $1 29. 24 Ladies' Wool Balmorals this week at 69c. Large line of Blankets and Comforts at prices the lowest in Sumter. 24 pc8 Fancy Dress Goods 40 and 42 in wide, regular 25c, this week only 19c. Have you tried our new Straight Front Corsets ? You should. French Gored, perfect in fit and comfort. Schwartz Bros., Sumter's Dry Godds Leaders, Fashion Emporium. Nov 20 For Heating or Cooking We can please you. For Parlor, Din? ing Room or Kitchen we have the latest heat-making apparatus. OUR Crockery Display Is brilliant but satisfying. China Dinner Sets, with china closet, for X'mas presents. - If the eye is j ^4TX&' !! dazzled by the many beautiful Lamps, Novelties and Display of . Toys. The mind can turn to a contemplation uf qualities and prices Bring your old stoves and exchange for new. T. C. SCAFFE, The old reliable Stove Dealer. Atlantic Cotton Oil Company, Sumter, Charleston, Camden, Bennettsville, S. O.o and Gibson, N, C. Offer for Sale for Cash or on Approved Security, High Grade Cotton Seed Meal, Acid Phosphate, German Kainit. Nitrate of Soda, Muriate of Potash, Cotton Seed Hulls, in bulk, baled or sacked. Highest Cash Clarke! Priee Paid for Cotton Seed. Address nearest mill point, or head office, Sumter, S. C, PERRY MOSES, Pres. Horace Harby, Vice Pres. A. C. Phklps, Sec'ty and Treasurer. C. C. FlSHBURNE, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer. N< ? 2l--tm Duplicate Whist, Duplicate Whist, Duplicate Whist, Improved Kalamaxoo Method, Improved Kalamaxoo Method, Improved Kalamaxoo Method. H. H. OSTEEN & CO.