Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ WBDB BS DA T, DKG 12,1000 " at the r**w* Office at SumterS 0.. at Second Clatt Mitten ?BW ADVKRTI8EMBNT8. Beb war ta Brot?Tora H. f. flllMO, ?Hlff?Salt? A. r? Harby ?Dnnre, S?sh and Blinds. J. Rytieeberg A So as? Holiday Goods, tun-Dog Loot?Nsw York Shopping. ??Ute of Abt?te)? tiradlsv-^itatioa No MV Batata of Mrs. Leonora J. Muldrow ?Final P1BBONAL. Mr M?aea Bat er im goo? to Macon, Ga. Hr. W. H. Geillard, of Clarendon, tu io tbetity Mender Rev. J. H Taeeksr, of Oawtgo fptat yes? terday te tat eity. He i. F. Woodward, of Blseopville, vu to towo Beterday. ?r. O. 0. Seerborongh, of 8aaiatartoo, oeeet Theraday la Iba eity. . Bra. BUa Taotaey ??? reiareed froai Waeb Basjua after a stay of a aaoatb. Mre Dr. ?Malar of Prosperity, 8. 0., Is otetttag Dr. aad Mrs V. T. Hofmeo. ? re *! UAe Laer, of Heritvllla, ie flatting bar parcels, Or. and Mre N W. Kd moods Howie. T. O Baaders aad T. O. Sanders, if., of Haejood, tatet Saturday to tba city. Dr. J. A. Hood, after spend I several ie ie Near York, has rataraad to tba Hr. Bar ban XA. Hosts bae rataroad froi aftar a stay of eaveral daye wttb Hta H. J. ?pptrseo, of Oreaosboro. N. 0 , Is la tba any so a vielt to bar ess, Hr. Oeo. 9 % BftftteTwJOQ. w w Sj Hie* Feoeie Bayaewortb is fielt lag tba obesity of aar beotber, Rat. Was Hay as worth at Paeolat B. 0. Hr. S J. Baaste went to Cbarlaetoa Mon? day to ettead tba aaaaal eaaarlaf af tba Breed Ledge A. F M Hr A. O. Flowers baa goaa to Calf sabla to allaad ?be ?oiied Statte Court, banag beta easasaoaad aa a jarysaaa. Oapt. W. S. Ja satt, of Bishop vilie, was ie ebeottr Tbaraday attaodiog a saatUag of tat Oeeoiy Beard of Ooairol. Tat Hieate Whutaksr, of Worth Oaroliaa, who wave aaaa vteltiog tba finally of Oapt. B.W. Laatat bate rataroad home ? Hr. O. P. Taaag, Jr , afttr tptadiog two aaaatbt wttb rtlailete aad friends to this aaaaij, baerttarned lo Ttftoa, Qa. Hr. aad Mrs Jotl I. Branson aad Mr I. B. Bajaewarib wtot laat Friday to Orten waod lo a Hand tbe Baptist State Coo sen ttoo air. B. W. Meavboecogb, Sheriff eltct, aad taaaily arrived ia ibt etty yesterday aad wi.l seeapy tba boast on Wttbiogtoo street re eeetly vacated by Mr. Baasagardoar. %J Hr. W~S Ssaitb, of Smithvilla, waa iatba oily Mondev oa bis way to Charleston to at tend ibt mcetttg of tat Grand lodae A. F. M. as Mat vtprtettlatlou of Spring Hill lodgt Btv. T J Olydt preached bit farewell ser? ai tat First Methodist cbnreb Suodtj ralag. Tbt baildiag wse filled wlib a dor ft aad ateoettve eougregatioo, who hsten ad with grtat iateretv to tbt excellent dit? to a rot of their foreatr prttidiog elder His ant wet *'l tea aot ashamed of tbe Gospel of Garte? " It!only Iba Methodists bot tbt communi? ty at targe bid farewell to Mr. Olydt wttb foaslsi rag rat, aad tbsir beet witbtt go wttb -BOSO at at gees to strviot ia another section of tbt Beast Bow a eaaa of aprigbtnete, tad sterling tottftity, aa atoaleitioa to aay comjoaity, aa bo gotr a aad oat among tbt people ta basqeiei ?tottoauiioae manner : Prtacbitg aad Metaf a litt of virtart, aad of duties to Bod aad besaaalty. Hkoj Bella Croat, of Doeatar Ga. la sptadiog aaaso lieae witb Hra. 0. L Grant Hra Btkard wht bat beta vieUiog Hra 0. A Oraoo boa gtaa so Hartoo town Pa. Hr. Qalataaa ftbatao baa loft Bevaaoab ood eeeteted a good poetUoo witb tbt litbo gvepblag, book binding tod job prlatiag ta a ear a tf Roberte A Boat la Birsainghei Aha. _ ?? 1 1 - M Tbt ttoree prettnt a holiday appetranet ood ibo display of goodt in tbt show windows a aaattrotlivt aad varied at eaa at aeta ia aba Itrgt eititt TbtBoetbtvt Railway will soil roaad trip task ate to aad from all etatioes for oat fare darmg tea holiday e lea US OBetr Boardtt it giving tbt back sots o thorough eltotiag op ta aomeaesaora woo of tbo eloeiag daye of tbt century. Oa tbt I rat Hoaday ia January tbt ladiat of tbe La teeren Church will earvt tyttert ood laaeb. Place to bo anooaaosd later. 8tetat Co .iaetaaer White it doitg good warb oa I* ttdtwalka and eictlltot clay ?ate have beta pat dtwn oa etveral of I Od? tf ibt tag root ipjtrtd io tbt wreck oa tbe Bvebopvillo R R . bat since died mom iba reaali of sis woaade. This makes two fatalities retailing from iht wrttk Tbe di span aar v was closed Friday. It bat aawa tbt cattota io elott on circus days, bat H waa each a Itult circus thai it is straagt that rt was aai overlooked tod ibt met it ion kept Tbo botde of eavaral of tbe coenty efihiele settled at tat raotti tiectm beet beta filed ood approved bai a?iat of them will takt awards af their oBeea ottil Jeaaery 1st, oa tbt eoaastteioas of tbo i ten mot tie da nut osatrt tntil December 3tet. Loot Hetbte afttr aeeeral oaomba veeetioa baa beat tp before tba Hayor twiet witbie aba pott eve days Tbo firei tiaat bt paid a Baa tf 13, bat Tbaraday bo took tbt too da? ? gftvae bias by tbo Maytr aad is aow at work 00) tbe streets Tbrta oagrote wore eealdtd la tbt etgiae soots af tbt Allan Ha Oottoo Oil Hill laat Tba radar by steam aeetpttg frosa a broke i pipe Oalf ate tf lb ret was horned taoogh to dieabit bias, and bit itjoritt ort tot of a aaiart Tbt otter two did aot etop A ledv'e bttrtlt wte tioltt Stiarday algbi from tat reek la front of Hra. Alkia ?en's store It wot Iba propert? o'Mise Pan Mao Headers Tee tbttf bat mtde a taft taaoao so far bei be will .have to? get clear oat of tee eoaetrf to keep om of ttt clatohet tf tbt poltew. Tbt ftreaere atio have b?an holiting cottce art tot ihe oel* f lk? who have o??n madi tttk or tnt dec in* ta price Some of thost who h*v hern bwftng Sottwa oo a rafM| saerk*l now have more c Mtdo into ?he jr want aad art turning it tooe* *o0 pocketing the IXaaaAwajaeaTrvboat Re?i vi-o h??s waaevas] $10 '0 the Obftl n?s far '1 '?' M ra t'd ?>, tic Haadar *'rho j's lbs poor of lbs ill ??sa* ??? ,?i<?K ol P, apavaprMttd e similar amotj it i.i ibe feudal tbt metiinir Mondav night to I oth*r atdt 4 >v*if prohatilf toit'ttu ? I ? tbe load M "ava dona ii pre?.- years. DEATH. Donald, the infant too of Mr. and Mrs. D. M uampoell, died last Wedoeday afternoon. The little fellow wat sick only a few days Tbe fooeral eervicea were held at tbe resi? dence of Mr B. i Orier a. 3 o'clock Thurs? day afterooos) aod ibe luiermeot made at tbe cemetery. -?-<a??? Slightly Wounded. Mrs Jas I. Hodge, of Privateer, was slightly wouoded on Dec.'lit by tbe acci? dental discharge of a gun io tbe haods 01 her little get Fatal Aooident Hoar Pisgah Piegab, Dec. t.?While Mr. Poes Truesdale and Imie soos were com teg from Camden Wednesday evcaiog, oae of tbe boys got kill ed by being shot io tbe breast and Ibe other got nadly woaaded io tbe head at the same uma. Reporte oootict about tbe killiug J. K 0. Dr. B. B. Breedon'e Houae Burn? ed. Bennetts villa, December 2 ?Tbe residence of Or B. B Breedea, ia Bast Beooettsville was bnrned to tbegrouod yesterday moruing Tbo boildtog was occupied by Mr Robert K. Breedea Nearly everything in tbe house wee saved Tbe Bit originated from a defective loe aod was ioeorred for $600, ooe half of us value. Fire Last Friday Morning. ? boat 4 o'clock Friday moroiog tbs boose of Poiiesmaa Peter Qailagher oo Liberty street Was found to be on lire and tbs fire depart moot turned oat as soon as the alarm was rosg. The Are started between tbe ceiling and roof of the kitchea, which was io wiog at tbe rear of tbe body of tbe bouse Toe Are wee cooooed ia the kitcbeo aod ooly the roof was baroed off. Tbe two reel cquads did quick aod efficient work and oue mure bou?? savsd may be piaeed to tbeir credit. Tbe damage to the bouse was oot serious aod it is tally covered by ioeuraoce. ???anwtss* ???? ^mjeawap*? The Blshopwills Railroad. Tbe Bisbopville Press bss ths following to ?ay abont the cooditioo of the track oo tbe Bisbopville R. R. where tbe wreck occurred : "A representative of Tbe Press visited tbe ?ceoe of the accideot Sunday afternoon, and found tbe track torn op for a diitaoce ol about fifty yards. The croseties were all rot teo aod could be broseo by a kick. Tbe rail* were brokeu aod twisted oy tbe accideot aod were being replaeed by other old ones." Amoog tbe teoe of thoosacds who have need Gbamberlaio'e Cough Remedy for colds aod la grippe duriug tbe past lew years, to our knowledge, not a tingle case has resulted io pneumonia Tfcoe WMified a Co, 240 Wabasb avenue, Chicago, ooe of tbe moat prominent retail druggists in tbat city, in ispeakiog of this, says: "We recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe io maoy cases, as it oot only gives prompt and complete recovery, bat also couoteractt aoy teodency of la grippe to result in pneu? monia ' For sale by A J China. Bicycle Recovered and Thief Cap? tured. Oa tbe eight of December Itta bieycle owned by Mr. 0 A. Lena mo a was stolen from the bicycle rack near the aids door of tbe Semier Dry Goods Go's stors, sad as nothing had beea heard of the wheel or the thisf it began to look as if the thief had ridden clear oot of the country oa bit stolea meant Friday moroiog Jobo Lewis, a oegro from the Heriot's X Roads neighborhood, carried a wheel to Rood's bicysls thop to ha repaired and be was forthwith srrssted, for tbs wheel was immediately ideotihed as Mr. Ltmajoo't, slthoagh ths Clsvslaod earns plsts bad bees removed. This precaution oo tbe part of tbe thief might deceive some people, hot a bicy ele man eao recognise a Oieevdeed or any other wheel without a oame plate to aid htm The oumber afforded all the proof necessary that the wheel was ths oae stolen Saturday aigbt Lew|s wss arrested by a policeman aod committed to jail bv the thertff. Inttead of ebarging around with a toe bicycle he will epend bio Chrtttman in jail. Wo oas can reasonably hope for good health aalest hit bowels move occe each day When this it not attended to, disorders of the stomaeh arise, bilioutotst, headache dytpepaia aod piles soon follow. If you wish to avoid these ailmeott keep your bowel regaler by taklog Cbamberlaio't Stomach aod Liver Tablett when required. They are to eaty to take aod miid and gentle effect, for sale by Dr. A J Cbioa. Dispensers Elected. Tbe Coaoty Board of Control met last Thursday with all members preeeot The only matter of importance wet tbe election of ditpeotert. Diepnoser K T. Windham wat re elected dispenser for Somisr, and E D. Smith wat elected clerk R. W. Rodeoo wee elected dlepeater for Meyeeville. L. L. Baker was re elected dispenser for Bishop* i lie 0. K Ricbardsoo wat re-elected bottle barer. Toere were three applicants for tbe Sum? ter d.speosary : R T. Wiodham, J. B Raf Seid and H. O. MeKageo. For tbe Bisbop? ville place there were fosr or five applicant*, bot for tbe Mayeeville plaee there wat bat ooe applicant 1. D. Smith, who wat elected clerk io the Sumter dispeosarv, hes beea dispenser for Mayeeville, bot did not epplv for re-election If you would have ao appetite like a bear and a relieh for yoor mt-ale take Chamberlain's Stomach aad Liver tablets They correct disorders of the stomach aad regulate tbe liver aod bowele. Price, 2} cents Samples free, at Dr. A J China's drug store ?messe? '?>' ^bbswm***' Supplementary Tuition Fees Tbe system of eopplemeatary fen ia vogue to tbe Rock Hill schools that wat referred 'o io our columns recently is a peculiar one, uolike aoy perbape in tbe State. In these schools it has *?*en customary to have a reg ularly graduated ISwfdsIS of ?oi?ion ,%?f, f'om $1 io fi prr mooth While Jo Ige K'ugh ?u Stemel |SS eiisting system tri |ni l? devHi IV* in Klo ?nee, hf decided ISa( Iwt letttM fer* of the Hock Mill school were no weites*! i aad Illegal, ---mmmm?*~ ???? *wmnmn*?~ ? i Help >? t.'?"ieii ai sees wrt n a porsae't lift it ir. dnesai A stsjlesiod coega or sold sjsy ess 111 as tti lest aad ison id he tiopaed ai I u a M'iTute Cough Osroqstfhli as coughs rod colds and the worst cases ol croup, bronchitis, grippe and other thr > <? and lung troubles. J S Hugbton k Co. Anniversary Meeting at Magnolia Street Church. All the churches of this city united in the services held Sunday night io the Magnolia Siret Methodist Church The occasion was the first anniversary of the dedication of the church. Rev. W. A Kelly, the pastor, was in charge. Oo the rostrum were Ree. H H. Ooeington, of the Euiscopnl Church, Rev."W H Riser, or the Lutheran Church, Rev. J A Clifton, of the First Method st Church, and Rev T. J. Clyde, presiding elder of Sum ter district tor the past year. After a short song service the opening prayer was made by Or Clifton. The scripture lessen was read by Mr. Cov iogton, a selection from the book of Psalms, j Short addresses were made by the following representatives of the various denominations of tba city : Hon. R. I. Manning, of tbe Bpiscopal Church, Mr. A. O. Flowers, of tba First Baptist Cborcn, Mr. A 0. Ducker.of the Lutheran Church, Dr. J S Hughson, of tbe Bartlatt Street Church, Can E. W. Moise, of tbe Jewish Cburcb, Mr. Neill O'Donoeil, of the Catholic Church, and Mr. 0. M Harst, Jr., of tbe First Methodist Church. The speeches all abounded io words of anoouragemcot and good cheer. Mr. W P Sxith made a bappy response nn behalf of bis cburcb. Tbe occaeton was, as characterised by one nf tbe speakere, a veri table love feast, and marks in*an unusual way tba feeling of perfect cordiality which prevails among tba various denomioatioos. Mr. Kelly was called upon, and in aebnrt speech gave an interesting account of tbe in? ception and development of his work, which has been aided by the entire community re? gardless of creed. Mr. Clyde, tbe venerable Presiding Elder was called upon, and responded in a pathetic speech, full of timely admonition. He spoke of tbe many kindnesses received by himself and family at tbe bands of the people of Sumter, and returned bis thanks in a hearty way. Mr. Clyde has endeared him? self to all who have met bim, aod bis hosts of friends bid bim good bye as be goes to bis oew field of labor The meeting altogether was unique ard interesting, and will long be remembered as ? very pleasant occasion. ?!? - When tbe stomach is tired out it must have a rest, but we can't live without food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure "digests what you eat" so that you can eat all the good food yon want while it is restoring tbe digestive organs to health. It is the only preparatiou that di? gests all kinds of food. J S Rogbsoo a Co. ??^~????-^^??? Work for tho Exposition. Gen. K W. Moise aod Messrs. R I. Man? ning, T. 0. Sanders and C T. Mason, Com? missioners for Sumter County for tbe Charles too Exposition, h-.-ld a meeticg in tbe Court House last Saturday and formulated plans for working up a more general iuterest io the Ex? position in this county and for the preparation of a complete aod creditable exhibit from this county. They will begin active work aod out of the abundance of resources that Sum? ter county possesses they should have no trouble in preparing an exhibit mat will be a magmnceut advertisement of tbe count*. Tbe commissioners will need tne co operation aod assistance of the enterprising and pro? gressive citissos of this county io this wotk end it is to ne hoped that tbey will hive it to tba f?lltet extent. ?aaa**e>o? -e??? When you need a soothing and healing antiseptic application fnr any purpose, ose tbe original DeWitt's Witch Haxsl Salve, a well known cure for piles and skin diseases 1| heals soren without leaving a scar. Beware of counterfeits J S Hughson ACo MAYOH^COUBT. * Charles Scot and Wayne Scott, white, were before tba Mayor iaet Wednesday for drunk ennsse aod disorderly conduct. They plead guilty aod paid a fine nf $3 each. Anna Scott, a negro womau who has bar name oo tba police record in a number of nlaces, was up for creating a disturbance and firing a pistol She was found guilty aod sentenced to pay a fine of $5 or tan days imprisonment Tb9 following cases were triad by Mayor Pro Tern Hurst Monday : John Belcher, Tom Spain and Bddia Bos eard, fighting All were found guilty Bel? cher paid $3. Spann s2 aod Bossard $5. Bea Sena/rs, poblic drunkenness, $1. Willis Lowry, disorderly coodnct, $2. William Leonard, riding a bicycla without lighted lantern, $3. ? ??mwsSBB* ^S? The works of William Gilmore Simms, the o My great novelists Sooth Carolioa ever pro? duced have been out of print for many years, but recently one publisher has issued an edition of his complete works. Simms' works are for sale by H G Gsteen a Co. An entertainment will be given in tbe studio of tbe Sumter School of Music this evening at 8 o'clock, by Miss Ewell's music class. Tbe public is invited to attend, and as those who have attended previous en? tertainments have enjoyed the in thoroughly tbey and tbeir friends will take advantage of the general invitatioo now ex'ended to attend the entertainment tbia evening. The Band Concert. Tbe bind will give a concert in tbe Opera House on Wednesday evening, Dec. 19th, and a programme hae been arranged that will delight the lovers of music and at tbe same time ebow the improvement the band aod orchestra have made since the last concert. Fuller details concerning tbe concert and the farce that will be presented at tbe close of tba evening wiil be published later, but it is scarcely necessary *o do more than announce the concert to insure a large audience ? ? Will Meet in Sumter. The next convention of tbe Daugh? ters of tba Confederacy will meat in Sumter. Andereoa aod Spertaoburg were also striving for this honor and it took hard work on tbe part of Mrs. Moses and Miss Graham to win out for Sumter ; but they did handily. DOG LOST?White Painter Dog, Brown e?rs, small brown spnts nn body. Aoswere to name, "Curtis" Liberal reward for return K A Buttroan Dee 12 SHOPPING?Done io New York by Mrs. L R Leeks Seventeen years ?xpa rience n du filled in any line, and no com mtsilon charged Best references. Dec 22--2w WaN t FI), for cash, Dogwood ai d Per Burn oo Loys Soother n H >idWOOd Oesaeanv, P o. Box r,29, Charleston, fl rj Mov 14 ? 4 m KNtatf ol Mrs* Lb no a J. Mii! drotv. If * < r a i d. 1WILL * PPI V in the Judge of Pi ibate nf Ho mi ter Con mi d'i Lmum 10th, 1901, r a K.i"> I>.??<? ir?*?? sf Bteeutnr i f afute * ? d B * ? a 11 JUSBPH I UuDi OW, Bl r. Del 12, IfHMJ 4' The teachers of the Cotton Faetorj School were so eocooraged by the tied response of the people.of Somter towards tbe Tbaoksgiv* iog dinner tbat tbey would ask them to make a happy ChiiPtU' s for tbe scholars by donations of toys, nute, froi'p, candies, and anytbiog tbat people like tor Christmas gifte. -mumm Now is the ume when croap nod lang troubles prore rapidly fatal. Tbe ouly harm? lese rem d> tbat produces immediate revolts ia One Minute Cough Core It ia very pleas ant to take and c?o he reliel upon to quickly care roughs, colds and long diseases. It will prevent consumption. J 8 Hogbsoo 4 Co An imperfect skin is always caused by bad blood. Remove the cause! Improve your blood. How? By tak? ing the blood purifier that has stood the test for thirty years Johnstons SarsapaVilla QUART BOTTLE. It has thousands of happy friends. Quart Bottles sell every? where at Sie ??THE MICHIOAN DRUO COMPANY,' Detroit, Mich. Liverettes for Liver ills, The Famous Little Liver Plus. W I J S. HUGHSON & CO. Sumter.S.O. SASH! - DOORS! BUNDS! ETC. I am agent for a reli- j able Sash, Door and Blind Factory in the State, and am prepar? ed to fill such orders with promptness and dispatch. You can save money by giving me vour or? ders. Respectfully, A. D. HARBY. Leave all orders at H. Har by's Stable. Dec 12?3m. Master's Sale. BY VIRTUE of a Decree of the Court of Commoo Pleas, for Snmter County io tbe State of Sooth Carolina, in tbe case of Elisabeth Sbalar, against Manning Ricbard Moore, ao infant u Itiflf fonrteen y*are of age ; nod Joba Isham llaore, I will sell at public auotioo, to tbe hiebest bidder, at tbe Court House, io tbe City of Somter h eaid County aod State, ou suieeday la January 1901, being IN seventh <iey of said month, at tbe osoal hours of salt, the fallowing described real esta'e, to wit : "AC tbat tract of land allotted to M Percy Moore, containing on* hundred and two acres, situated in tbe Conjatj of Sumter and State of South Carolin?, bounded o i tbe north by on tbe east bv land of O lom ; on tbe south bv land of J I Moore and we6t oy Estate of Isham Moore, being part of the land conveyed by Jobn D. Moore to Isbam Moore fourth of August 1899, Book S. C , page till. More folly represented on a plat made oy Harmon Moise, dated May 1893." Terms of sale catb If tbe terms rf sale should not be complied with in tbe course of two hours alter em id property is knock-d down tbe same shall be immediately resold 'o tbe highest bidder Purchaser to pay lor papers and revenue itamps H FRANK WILSON, Master for Sumter County. Dec 12, 1900 Master's Sale. BT VIRTUE of ii Decree of the Court of Common Plean, for S mter Coonty in tne State of South Carolina, io the' case of Susan S Tiodal, Individuell/, ard ?e Ad roiuie'rairix of tbe Knate of Mary E Tmdal, deceased, aeaiost L Beulah Tiadal Substitut ad for John L Neal, Cbarlee M Neal, H Lola McKoight, Charles L, Cutttro. Thomas D Cattioo and S JameirWJuttmo, I will sell at poblio auction to ths highest bidder, at tbe Court House in the City of Sumter, io eald County and State, cu eeleday in Jaoaarv, 1901, beiug tbe seventh day of said month, at tbe usual hours of sale, the following de? scribed real estate, to wit : "1. A tract of three hoadred and fifty acres, more or less, situate io said County and State, hounded, north bv lands of Mrs Sus?o S. lindal (the plaintiff), on the east by lands of the Estate of Jared Norton, south oy laodl t?f *'rs Susan S 'ftndal and on tb* west hv land* now or forrterh ??f itie Estate of II H Neils ?;j To k iracl of one hundred acres <??'. I i,' |n mi1 ' \'a*i I* and Hta'*1 It ? vn ag ? ? ?. s jk mop p >.(?*? * ? j ?I? log lands ? f lb* Ri ? ie < ! lob? Belie, lands fwrnerly <' I! Me K L wrence, i-ow if Ma ion Motae, ?irls ol S S Tiftdal and m Pocotnligo Mw m;> " I be ri :ti v e >\?? r| it ed t arc i.f |>ii ?! to he so <1 f i aratel. '! <?? tni if ial< i I.firs ?ud ? uv> ??? ?(> sja - lor e-sii. I*'?r'.>i it ? la 111 II PR A K M ILHIN, Masu i lor Huni i C.am f Schwartz Bros A Wonderful Store full of Toys. That is matchless in very little pricing, the jolliest. merriest Toy Store, the biggest and best Toy Store, where the dollar or halt dollar will go a long ways further than it will go any where else. **** Km 1 DOLLS ! I From 5c to $3.50. Dollies 3 of every kind to charm the I Little Miss. Iff FIRE PATROLS, FIRE TRUCKS, STEAM TOYS, EXPRESS WAUON3, MECHANICAL TOYS, OVER 25 KINDS TOY FURNITURE. DOLL FURNITURE. BUREAUS, 3 STYLES, WITH LARGE MIRRORS, BEDS & CRADLES, VIOLINS & GUITARS, TRUM BONES & CORNETS, ACCORDIONS & HORNS, CHILDREN'S ROCKERS AND CHAIRS, GUNS AND PISTOLS. METALLOPHONES, BANKS, JUMPING FROGS, PIANOS, BOATS, SINGING BIRDS, TOPS, WHEELBARROWS. We can't begin to tell you all, just come and tee and select yours toys. Here everything new. HANDKERCHIEFS. Many times the largest variety in Sumter. We have secured some large lots for this holiday selling?at great cuts in prices. You will profit by selectiug your hkfs here. Special offerings at 5c, 7, 8, 10 and 121c. In White Hemstitched and Embroidered?Special attenti?m. A pure Linen H. S. Handkerchief, quality fine, on sale at 10c. Only 40 doz. Don't delay. Fine embroidered hkfs, put up in fancy boxes of 3 and 6 to box. from 75c box up. Also new line in silk handkerchiefs. CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC, LAMPS, DINNER SETS?See cur Display. You can find here what you want New French Flannel Shirt Waists. Pocketbcoks richly mounted in Sterling Silver Fioe line of Perfumery and Toilet Soaps. Sterling Silver novelties 925-1000 fine. Nail Bra?b?f, Tooth Brushes, ? Ebony Articles, Silrer Moonted Glove Stitchers, Curias, Nail Files Darnero, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes Shoe Horn's, Darners, Erasers, elc. Files, Button Hooks, etc. The special price of 32c. The special price of 25c. New furs for ladies and children, silk lambriquins, ecarfs, etc. The whole store full of good things for the holiday selling.. Schwartz Bros. JUST ARRIVED. A fresh car load of a Horses and Hilles, With prices and qualities calculated to suit auy and everybody. All animals well broke and sold on a full guarantee to be sound. That's the way I buy them and they must turn out so to ay customers. My usual etook of Buggies. Wagons, Harness, Grain. Hay. Lime, Cement. Plaster, Hair, Fire-brick, Laths, Terra-Cotta and Sewer Pipe On hand, and I am prepared to sell the same at very close profits Our WHITE HICKORY WAGONS can t be beat. Give them a trial. They are as cheap as others and better. Respectfully, He HARBYs 20th Century Novelty and Toy Bazar. 365 Days Ahead offCompetitors, Talking about DOLLS?we can show you the greatest aggregation of Dolls south of New York. Come early and avoid the rush. We certainly have the people talking about our store. Come with the mattes. We have on x Largest line hand a com- mYLllW^^3^ of LAMPS plete line of Hp^^ | ever shown Cooking and IB j ?n this eity. Heating vfe^ssd Oil Stoves as 'Stoves. '^"""^^ low as $4. V,. Wilaco llcuei. soli ?> ??? 1 '5 ??' Other oi?k. I mh'ocd. T. C. SCAFFE, The old reliable Stove Dealer.