The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, December 05, 1900, Image 2
OOUauiL BiMmTlHQ.
Tbe City Onm? be'd ? reg alee eMetiog et
t e'eleeb Wedoaaday eight. Mayor tytoeity.
Aldermen BoTte,'Ob4o|ler. W >1 Bp>reoe,
?eo. P. R>pcreee, Hat at and fioo ware pree
eel Ald?rmao Petdr and Bovlaod were
abeoat. The aatooiee of boveaber lttw and
l*tb avee reo? ead eoaerm'd
Masers Bores aad Obaedler reported that
lee Sumte- Water Oo , bad ag read to eiteed
the water toaia ep Obereb Street to Blaodtog
Street, ealog ail leeb pipe, oa eoodltioo tbat
tbe ettr take two bydrcoto, eel tbey bed ae
tberiead ibe werfe ae be deae. Tbe action of
tbe eoaatttco wee eocf rmed by vote of
eeeacit. 1
Tbe clerk egjeia celled atteation to tbe ee
eeesity of pa?ebssUg a pace for tbe Qpere
?ease and Mcewd' Obsadler, 0. P. Bppcreoo
?ed Boyle tee>twee wftb aba evert were ep
peiotod to ii ?Hier ead) report ee tbe ant tor.
Tbe ordieaosa to) pre veal tbe eat of dry
welle aad istobvtob tbe eV earth system wee
peoaootod h* teeeoeemi rebeVeg., Tbere were
eaverel latieee worn eiMtary depone bearing
ee too aabyati ttmmi ab Bdelta cgrcor
Reerdee, aod StsMgVsatef Sr.'flee tbe clerk
reed oae frees frf T wmags Siaoooo, Ohalr
geea State tewA "wf fteeltb OoeeMerabte
?toteesioa forte***. Ir Bora tbeegbt tbe
eettre matter gatdawt bat referred to tbe Board
of Beeltb, aod waWt>o*eelf sboeld eta ad by
saebaeiteo es abbe aabjit tote Mr: Plea
mad ba etjceabHl aopifitog eitajaoe of taotr
dry wolle, MtgWWtorf eVseht be deootveot
ei ew at tea tali |ltW*\ bd ledasetol by Dr.
Simons, te vote ebb? ee eeariy bbreilaae se
eeeetbio.as ? 1 aether! wai efree abed oooaoaeat
ed welle, aod eiwaW bleb ewes vettoars woe Id
eervly eoaiiaMeasj awe* Atlektog Water of a
?ergo aajottty etblteiebe, aad tvbve' erflrecae
ly daagereot vaaaM. fir. Of. P. Bpamreoe
aadinii Mr Ptoa>s IsatoW '
Oe Mr. FteWaAteaa It'wae referred to
tbe Beard of aamWbf adbba cooed I wberb
at or eot towAT^wwrls satweted ea ewjee aod
beetoan. niea^lbjviisd aod raw tod, woetd
gftvtoie eoatotoaaaUki ead raaeeve Isagt r to
aaatk tost* '
Mr Oboodlsr lajgajaH ?bat rbd dry eane
apaerai sbowMf^daV tetoadaead wlaaaat rever?
aaea to dry weHa, Vat eeeeell eeeeleded to
?weit advise af abater* af beet*.
Oosapleio\ wee aaeda by a oitavae tbat tbe
asete age ettae ?, 0X t. yardsareeeoetaotly
Maw) leieeeettoeaei'adft dirattoaf Maat aba obtcf
MM p^Otl^w) tOefpfe wtjV wB?w) W^^?sifw^Paw)wAa \km*% %t*m\\m
aaam aga^eti trieb i fYi ? ill tbiiaa\gbdbiu.
Tbe rte^eett e^leV 1. t. rteetor, of tbe
A. H K Cbawab, tar tbe oeaV the Opera
?aaea for dfaaW^tvtoet Dee. tttb was
A letter wee reed freae aba Boat aar Water
Oa. rafoetag teastaw atftet aaviafeUeg frees
ayaeaait, aed teettag' faat thai aaatbed le
lagaru.'ie to tbe water asaial aad aaaaHefab
?art ie reialsi'
Mayer Btaetay ereasetsd ea iavltatioe
rraes tbe ssayee aTOberlestea to dty ofleiale
la aiteed tbe l^eatoaal Leagbe of Mebtofporl
ties wbktb aaests to Oeattostaa Dee. ltrb.
It wee toft wtsa eW aaayer with power to act
ateyer Btaabav' stated tt>et tab etdewetke
ea Oeereb Street bad boeo wideeed, eseept at
Dr. i 0. Seeee> rseldeese. aad elaeg prop?
erty of tbe MWeat Be I aaea as. Me tboagbt
able property ebsetd be eeadsesead. Oe aso
Maaef Mr Herettbeetty attoresy vtl re
aasetsd to eoaaneee eesdiaioattoe
tage at eoea, tbe ejayar te eppalet
Mr Ha ret ealtal aiteattoa la tbe ieeaeerity
af tbe eiiy petoaa aad reeeet aaeapea of prir*
aeers Atdereaea fsaa wee wsjajetod to
bees preaer;rajeiai eed a ton ear/ reetoalage
aatte
Mr. W S Bfpinn i etotod rbat tbe eolke
atoi pereaaeed bate at #1 b# eaob, eed weal*
ed to hiow If OeaotU woeld pay for tbevj.
He aetloe wae ewtta.
Cowplalot wee ebede by H. B. Bloom,
Cbief af tbe Piee Dapertasset, tbat a pi to of
paajaay ie Ma to street et she ier toy Boeee
bad eeariy eeewai eo eeoie>el to oae of tbe
aaea wagoae geiag ea a Ire, aad it wee
soserrse to tbe Uatof of Pottos to bave tbe
aaaee siered ee aeer tbe elaswalfe ae possible
eed earerelty eaaaft*d,
Oaeecil tbe
Fatal Fall From Bagf f
Bieseptilto. M. 0, Mev. If.-Mr iaeies
Bro^ie, aa eeergetto aad watl-to do far ?er,
wbo lit ad eboat aagb? atlas froca 'hie place,
woe blltod ysetoiaay eaoceleg by a fall froca
feto ?ugr? wbtto rotorotog beeie. Re bed
Jest parcbaeed a toe eatidtog tot le tb? towo
eed parpooHl reeteriwg bore to e?ed bie
abiieren to tbe greaed seboel. P<oei tbe
ottee ling etrceeMteewas 04? bores ase#t bave
etoai >t*d, vbrewsof bias forward ever tbe
BesbSuard, break lag bto oaea, ae bs still re
toleed bie held opoo ibe boree. Tbe aeieial
vat pu ird OaebworM apow tbe poor f si low,
sa eonpi^tetf eotoegiie? biessslf tbat be
eeeld aot wove, eod wave discovered, pre
?essobly aa beer ?fter too eceldeet, tbe esaa,
boree aad boggy were piWd op ia a be*p, ee
aae of tbe wUaeeaee teetMled. Mr. Brewe's
doatk on j*t beoe beee teaeMdieu. ae bie neck
wee evldootly bredtee by the fall. Ae ie
ejeest oae bold by Magistrale O M.Barrett
eed a verdict reteroed in ereordaoce with tbs
farts ?teied above
I ho Anvti Orgaoiaed.
At a Bestieg beld io tbe Maeoaic Temple
Wadnteday oigbt a local lodge of tbe Order
of tbe Anvil was orgaeis-d and tbe fellow,
log officers were elected :
W Cbeotfvller ?-J L Hajaeworth
W Coooatllor-4 B H'.>mbrTt
W Dvao? J I A y res
W Marsball? fl 0 Cettloo
W ?aardiaa?M D Moore.
W Watchmto?J D Jeootnge.
W Past Cbaoeellor?L B Jenkine
W Bee. aod Collector?W B Murray
Tresteee Dr. Archie Obioa, Hiran J
Orere/, Jr., Tbeseee 8. Hb roter.
Tbe officer* will bo ie stalled at tbe neit
seattiee? ea tbe 4tb Wsdaeedey eight ie
iber at 7.30 o'clock la Ibe Metooic
mi ? 1 ?* ? ?
ietMSuvi ^ dev r< |dl v'
The Black River Cause way.
Goodwill, 8. 0., Nov. St, lfOO.
Mr. Bditor: Paee? etil etteotioo of tbe
Oonnty OommiMiooere to tbe oeceisity of
opaolng tbe approaches to the new causeway
over Black River io the nut two weeks. I
wee down there toder ?od by 12 o'clock to
?arrow the work will meet oe*r tbe middle
of tbe swamp Tbea tbe surfacing up to
grade will require about two more weeka and
the work will et completed. The coatractor
said Ss expected to finish by December 15th.
Tbe public will be aozlooa to oh tbe cause
w?y as sooa at finished, aod we would much
rather travel begio over tbe road tbao have
by-road* through our fields.
I would also orge upon tbe Business Men's
Leegae the importance of working for direct
load to ha opeoed from Westera aod of toe
causeway to tbe Meyesville toad at Turkey
Creek. The causeway will not be worth over
half what it will be oaless tbe road is opened.
The first petit too fer this eauseway wbteh I
prepared some four years ago was signed by
about sixty af Somter'e leading baiioess meo
sod was dropped by me because of local Op?
position at that time, asked that tba road be
epeacd ie as near a straight llae as practica?
ble from tbe fork of the Meyesville and Radi?
cal roads to the causeway. I have beeo
aassrsd by slUaeas of Concord that there
woald he aa apposition by the laod owners
star the route, aad that they waat tbe road
eeeood From what I eaa leara of the coun?
try to be traversed, about one mile or one
aad a half miles oa tbe direct route will oross
the eaedy country lying west of Black River,
end the balance ef road to Torkey Creek will
he ae comparatively hard soil. Resides cut
Mag off rereral miles, it will aveid sli or
sight Bailee of heavy sand by way of Concord
Gears* aod Chandler's X Roads.
My twee weald ae to pat a surveyor oo tbe
reale end tell him to mo a straight liae from
Tarkey Creek ta the western cod of the cause?
way, then If it hit any properly so as to
iajere it, make saeh offeata ae weald be aaets
eery. It might he found advisable to oss a
sheet awteaco of either the Meyesville or
Radical roads, aad a abort distance oo the
Ploweea will road. Bat It will lake ea
setae! aar ray to determine. Oa the other
head it sslght taro aat ae it did la the cause?
way, that the straight llae Is aat ooly the
shortest, hat the beet route. Respectfully,
1 W. Oahha.
? mmm* aawa
'Me eaa eaa reasonably boss for good
health a a leas hie bowels move osee eeeh day.
Whea ibis is aot atteaded to, disorders ef
the stomach arise, biliousness, headache
fiyajsaeia aod piles oooo follow. If you wish
la avoid these ettsaonts keep yoer bowels
regular by taking Chamberlain's Stomach
aed Liver Tablets whea regelnd. They are
as easy to lake eat mild end gee tie effect.
fer sere by Dr. A. J . China.
"' ?ea npmi ii? 11 ?
Half Attas to Richmond, Va, and
Return.
Ajoeeal CoeveoUoa, Soothere Idaeatiooal
Aseoctetioa, Riebmond, Vs., December 27
al, 1900.
Or aesoaot of las shove occasion, 8outh.
ira Railway will sell reaad trip tickets to
Rfebwoad, Ye , and rarere, from all su?
ttees oa its Unas at rale of see first slass fare
roe the reeea trip, piss f 2 membership fee.
Tickets wAl hi sold from Washing too, 0.
D., oaf paiots ie Virginia aad Vorth Caroli?
ne Dee le bend 27tb, with final limit Deo.
list, ItOO, inclusive; tfom points la other
leethere states, Dee. 25th and 2fth, with
leal limit Jan. 2d, 1901.
Boat here Railway Offers beet service ever
iff jrJed te Rieb mood, Va Peat time aad
oon vre teat sehsdalee. Through slaeptog car
between Birmingham, Atlanta, Oreaaville,
Spertaoborg, Charlotte aad Rieb mood. Bo?
le! dining eare oa all through traias
Per detailed ieforsaetteo as te retee, reser?
vatio?, etc., eell oa or write aey egeat of tbe
Southern Railway oa its connections.
8 H Hardtwick, A G P. A ,
Atlaete, Oi.
? Resolution
Whereas, under the law of ear cbnrch tbe
efiieial relation ezlsttog between tbe Rtv
Theo J Clyde, ae Presiding Rider, aod tba
Magnolia 8t. M 8 Chorcb South, is tsrml
aeted by aspiration of bis quadreooium of
service ; We, the officials of said cbarcb, io
Quarterly Conference assembled, rn behalf of
the membership of oar choreh and of our
selves desire to record end hereby to ezprees
sar appreciation of bis wise, earoeet and
saeeeesfal oversight eed admioiitration of all
matters pertetoteg ta oar welfare both
spiritsal aod material.
We desire to eesore him that Io our haart?
borne aad church he will always be welcosssd
that hiepreeeoce aod labora amoog as has hero
aad bis memory will ever be a heoedictioa to
oar Ines, lato what ever field of labor be
?ay ae called our prayers attend bis going
aad we labor oo io hope that io a brighter,
aappier clime we'll meet to part oo more.
That this rooolettoo he placed upoe cor
?taute book, aod tbe secretary be lostrocted
tp 'oraieh Brother Clyde with a copy of same
aad that tbe resolution be published In the
Southern Christian Advocate and Ssmter
papere.
Adopted io oceoioo Nov. 22d, 1000.
Oeo. R Beaumont, Secretary.
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Magistrates' Jurisdiction.
Oreeovillo No? 30.?Today Judge
Aidrioh made a deoisioo concerning the
jurisdiction of magistrate*, which will
eartetl the aotioo of these offisere io
oivtI oases
A eaae oame before tbo court on
appeal from a magistrate's deoifion, tbo
eppeal bringing out tho point that the
magiatrato had acted on a oaao outride
of hie magietrato torritory. It bts
been the praotico io this coonry to try
oivil eotiooi from any part of the coon
Judgo Aidrioh decided that magis?
trates beve oo jutiaiiotion to civil oases
outaids of their tcrritouui limits.
Tbs deoiaioo will end suoh preotioo
eo far ee this ooooty is cooooroed end,
if Ike judge ?s ool reverssd, wilt estab?
lish lbs praotioe for the stele
Hubbarfl's Cotton Letter.
New York, Nov 30.?Doriog thf
holiday io America the Liverpool merk
et reoovered ihe decline o> Mot-day,
e?peeielle on ihe oeirby dolivriet*,
where the same teotioe an were promt
oeot last eeaeoo of advaooing tho
immediaie deliveriee woro aeen
Strangely the position* when the
scarcity will be most severe, if the
erop should prove e email one, wee
lower. This combination proved diffi
oult of aolotion eod oar trade tre quite
puuled to determioo i>s meaning. Tne
temper io faoe of a larger interior,
movement than either last week or latt
yeer ia to await farther development*
from Liverpool, bat oot to be short
Manchester dispatches rsport a belter
demand from China thao for some time
pest Transactions were oo e limited
seele et the edvaooe as natural efter the
holiday, bat ibe general idea was for a
better merket tomorrow.
Hobberd Bros & Co.
--M?Ha??*M4ea^M?
The Claims Against Turkey.
Constantinople, Nov 29 (Th?rs
day) ?The opinion is expressed in
diplomatic circles tbet the American
cleinoe arising from the Armenian
mssssores "may now be regarded ss
practically settled, as an irade pro
?iding for He building of a cruiser in
the United States is officially promul?
gated "
The question of the oonsolste st
Hnrpoot remsios open, lbs Porte
psrsistiog in its refusal to grant an
exequatur lo Dr Thomas H Norton*
The morel effect, however, Greeted
by the preeeooe of the United Statee
battleship Kentucky at Smyrna in
support of the representations of the
American legation, taken in eoojono
tiou witb tbe settlement of other
claims, leads tbe legation to bope for
an early arrangement of all outstsnd
tog differences
Ignoble Ending of Oar Cen?
tury.
This baa been a oentury of giants,
but tbe oentury which came in like a
lion is going out like a lamb, Napo
leon, Wellington, Nelaon, Pitt, Bis
marok, Gladatone, Beacon erleid, Fox,
Talleyrand, Moltke. Ooetbe, Schiller,
Byron, Wagoer, Turner, Darwin,
Faraday, Huxley, Davy, Dickens,
Tbaoksrsy, Scott, Cerlyle, Macaolay,
Landeeer, Lawrence, Cenova, Thor
woldsen, Meyerbeer, Weber, 8cfeu
bert, Newman, Wordsworth, Shelley,
Soothey, Washington Irving, Mrs
Siddons, sad grsst ss any. Victor Is,
are names that have been out deep in
lbs history of lbs race. Five hun?
dred men and women of genius bsve
their names associated with the cen?
tury, but where are tsn that are liv?
ing 1 Tuete should be a hundred and
fifty lo the oupply of genius be
ooming exhausted t Is greatness be
ing etiflsd by tbe phenomenally
luxuriant crbp of glorified mediocrity,
or io the now sll absorbing anxiety to
make money the canoe
Within Ihe next few weeks tbs oen
Inry will be reviewed by msny writ
ere Ws shall be reminded that the
population boo growo enormously,
that the cause of freedom boo pros
pered as it never did before, tbet
science boo worked wonders?bot
who will point out that we have no
Wellington, no Pitt, no Byron, no
Thackeray, no Scott, no Turner;
that there is oo great orator, uo great
preaoher, oo great historian, no greet
poet, and no great novelist f Instead
of these they may name many who
sre fsmous because tbey bave amassed
large fortuoeo in brewing, in distill?
ing, in banking, in speculating?
even in speculating! Is Bung, who
has acquired a fortune by selling
millions of gallons of beer, of more
consequence to tbe community then
Dickens 7 If be is not, why bos Bung
been made a peer wbile Diokens was
officially ignored ? It ie not a bad
policy to encorage the accumulation
of vast wealth to euob on extent that
all the braino of the ooanlry are more
eager to make money than to earn
fame ??London Truth.
? ? ? ? - use
He Lifted tbe Bill.
There was a fagot party io George
town one eveoiog oot long ego. Of
course, you know whet a fagot, party is
?a partv where every goest is cxpeoted
to eontribute to the eveoiog's eotertaio
moot e soog or en enoodote or some
thing equally diverting. There was
votiog at the eod of tbe evening as to
wboss story had beeo best, eod th
prise fell to a girl who lives oo Mary
land avenue.
Tbie ie tho story she told, and shs
said tbs man in it was an uncle of hers
io Utioa, N. Y He has a wife of th
ultra good housekeeper sort, aod one
evening sbo eeot bim dowo to tbe oel
tar with a pitoher to draw sumo cider
The cellar steps were dark and strep
His foot slipped oo tbe second, aod
dowo he went lue in avnlanchc. The
housewife beard the ooite and ran In
the top oi tho stirs to pier down u the
bruised and battered man at tho bot?
tom
"Did you break the pitcher,
George V*' sho asktd anxiously
"No ; drat tho blamed thing !" h
howled "1 didnt break it but, by
jinks, [ will "
Aod forthwith be smashed tbs tress
ured piteher to smithereens on the oe
moot floor ?Washington Post.
Riohmood. Va. Nov 29 ? Od a fine
field eod io a fair fight Virginia's grid*
iron grit triumphed over Seweoee's
apleodid eleveo bere today. Four thou
sind spestetors sew the Oraoge aod
Bloe wres? victory from the Royal Pur?
ple team. Seventeen to 6ve was tho
'?ore at the eod of tbe *eo3od of the
36 mioote halves.
Birmingham, Ala , Nov 29 ?
f'lemson defeated the University of
Alabama football team bere tbie after
noon by a score of 35 to 0 in a *game
of 25 and 10 minute halves Tbe
Alabama boye were clearly outclass
ed by the South Csrolina players
Raleigb, N C , Nov 29 ?On a
rocky field and in a cold rain Caro?
lina defeated tbe Agricultural and
Mechanical College of North Caro
lina by a score of 17 to 5. It wee a
good, bard fought game Carolina
ployed a better gsme then usual and
had both officials to play against as
well.
Greenville, Nov 29 ?Fnrman and
Wofford played a close game here
this sfternoon, which resulted in the
defest of tbe former by a score of
6 to 5
Wa-hiegton, Nov 30?It ii uoeffi
olaily, t ot reliably reported, to tbe state
department that Mr Jenner, tbe British
umpire in the arbitration of tbe ease of
Ribt H May, an Araerioan ottiseo,
against the goveromeot of Guatemala
has reoderod a judgment io favor of the
claimant to the amooot of {140.000
American gold May's claim was for
subventions in a railway contract with
the government.
A brother of 8am Jones, tbe Geor
gia preacher, who has suffered from
skin trouble for twenty years has
been enred lie wae a Methodist
but bee become a Baptist, and attri?
butes bis core to the baptismal water.
Perhsps Mr Jones bsd previously
been more of a strsnger to water thsn
be should have beeo.?Wilmington
8tsr
8an Frsoeiseo, Nov 29.?Nine peo?
ple were killed eod folly fifty badly
injured by tbe collapse of tbe roof of
the Pacific Glane Works, on 15th
street, today, while il wea erowded
with men and boys watohiog a foot ball
gams oo the field adjoining. About
seventy fire people fell tbroogh tbe
roof upon tbe red hot furnaces snd
gloss rats below. All were horribly
horned aod it is feared that io addi?
tion to the deaths already reported
there will be several mors.
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Kroviding the name of this paper is mentioned. The Outlook tells the story of world j
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Atlantic Cotton Oil Company,
Sumter, Charleston, Camden, Bennettsville,
S. C, 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 Market Price Paid for Cotton
Seed.
A ddress nearest mill point, or head office, Sumter, S. C,
PERRY MOSES, Prea.
Horace Harby, Vice Pres.
A. C. Phelps, Sec'ty and Treasurer.
C. C. Fishburne, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer.
Not 21?401
Some Special Bargains.
40-1 b bexee Starch, beet arade, at 3}o per lb Smoked Dried Herriege, 20c per box.
New Mackerel, 14 eood flsb to kit, SOc
Fancy (oil cream Cheese, 22 to '24 lbs earb, at 13c per lb
Beet fancy Elgin Cteaaery Butter, 60 lb tuba ai 24c per Ib
American Sardines?new pack?f 3 8 5 per case 100 cent.
10 oz Tamaler Fruit Jelly, 3 dot to case, 7ic per dot.
3-lb st.ud. Tomatoes, 2 dtz in case, 90c doz 2-lb stand. Tomatoes, 2 dox to case, 70c dos.
^-pint bottles, assorted Pickles, 2 dca in case, 75c doz.
1- lb cans Core Oyste.s, full wetgbt, 2 and 4 dox in case, 90c doe.
2- lb cans fancy Maine pa< ked Sogar (J?rn Si. i0 a dox.
2-lb cans fancy N. Y. State packed Sogar Corn $1 a doz.
CRACKERS.
Lemons f Je, Nie Nacs 5Jc ner Ib.
Ginger Suaps 5c, Soda Cr 5c per Ib.
Sogar Cr. 6c, Faney Mixed 6jc per ib.
Cream Lunch Biecoits, 7c per ib
Oaiflakes, 2-lb packages, 90c dcx
FLOUR.
Hf%\ tnocy patent,
Best bait pa ent,
Best ctraig!
Beet family
Salt 100 lb*
$4 35 bbl
4.10 bbl
3 85 bbi
3 25 bbl
57c bag
MAL, GRITS, BACON AND LARD AT LOWEST PRICES.
Cigars, Cheroots, Cigarettes and Tobacco.
Duruurd T Cigar, best ftc seller at $35 per 1,000. Socceas, nope better, $35 per 1,000.
K L Royal Cigor, good eesoket$ 2f? per 1.003 Tty our Leader, fio 60 per 1,000, 60c box;
Old Virgioia Cheroot?, $3 15 per t?f x c I 2 0 Che-tK>tS, 3 tor 5e
ihd Qiorf Cbrroo'l $- i'v> per ? ox cl LOO Cheroots 1
World's Ubtrootfl $j 2^ per lies oS 250 I berrota, 3 Sir 5c.
Doke'e CtK*rcit?e $3.90 pel 1,0*0 C?c.? Cigarrittg$| Co per I 000.
A BIO PlTFPLY Of TOBACCO, ?atn*U, Kcnoape, K?rly Bild, R.J.R, Mable. Latla
Roohk, Little Fancy, U< t Kteand various otber ktedi?prices rangicg from 25c, 35c and
4Dc per lb.
Big Drives in Soap.
OCTAGON, VlOTOKY, TIP TOP, BLKCTRIO, IMPERIAL.
Shor BUekfOf, Ink, Dialog, Ac. See us, or get our prices bet?re you buy.
*?JiSWell & Co.
Phone 53.
Sumter. S. C,