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MMm* Rid >9alijm. sTalst-tv" *l tk* fa** Ofice at Smmttr.S [,, as St^o*?! (7iast differ Bats MW ADVKRTI8BI1BWT8. Ot'ssntll A Co? At Cost. Betals Tbostet ? Freeer?Ot'etioa. D J ?bt edier ?14 par Coot Discount. 8*1?. J. ftytteeeorg A Soot?Great Reduction PMJErWON AL. Mr. I. B Muldrew wm io the city Mooday. Mr. 8. R. Chandler aptat Saadey et boote. Dr I S. Booth left Monday aigbt for Flor Ida. Mr. II 0 Loeater, of Andtraon it in the oity. Boa. T, B Prater left fee Colombia yea tsrday. Mr N J. Boykio, of Sileoi, wot io towo *ri5%y. Mr. Bigeoe MoCotobeo was ia the eUy Mre 0 B. KiogMioro hea goae oo a visit t# Btehrrr Mr Cllioit fcfeBlTeeo, of Salsa?, ?reo ia tae ?Jty Fiide> . R?v J. B Toaceer, of Oswsjo, ??? ia the oity Mooday. Mr. J. R Crater, of Meyeevills, wee la tbe ettyfM >oday Mr Joe Sirsoss, of Beyeariltr, wests tbe city Moedty Mr ?. D Stallt, of Ltoshbarg, wee ia the ttty Saturday Mr. J. A. Milte, of Meyssville, was la tbe tiijr yesterday. Mr. A 4. Broarley, of St. Charles, ?reo la town Sstardey. Mr M A. 8 riujt, of Mayeevtlle, waa to too oJt|f Frldey Mr. Motto Li Leoaaoe, of Clereodoa, ajent Freier io tbe oity Gay?. J P. Brook, of Sosooaertoo, epeot Batordty in 'on Mioe Loeie Berroo, of Maaalag, rpeot Moadej io too City. Mr. fioaaej M. Hooee left o few day a ago tor Now Tors Ott/. Mr Freak ? adrtws, of Rock hui, has saws visUtag at Oswego. Mr. A rtbor Keight, of Btaostia'ille, is vis Itiog IV. J. M. Eetgbt. Mr B. B. Kiog, <?/ Fioowood, was Io tbe self Batsrday oo Sooiooos Mrs. I 0 Blraoss returned frost a short visit to deyeeville, Sooday Mr L D Shaw, who Is isachiag at Peodls. ?os, has retoroed io bis work. Mr. T T. Walsh, Ji., and family bars re? toroed f'oos Fayette?iliv, N 0. Mr. 0 J. Obaodter bee goos to Willi*m$ karg ooiiaty to swood sseeral weeba. Miss Carrto Browo. of Blrtbawood, Is ???? telesj wot title/, Mrs Heyen? Hogao. If. D N. Blesdisg sad tee?;^ ore rielting Mr. ood Mrs W. B Olek at boeaerd. Mrs. 1'stor Thornm sod too, Qosiie, of Msyssfills, were io ibe city yeStsrdoy. Jedge J B. Hod ton, of Beooettsvllls, peit ad throeib tbe etty Taesdoy woralog. Mr W. T. Ortoi, Jr , of Mtjttvlllt has itatptad a pooltioa with Tae Daily Item. CjI. J. Harvey Wilsoo patted tbroagb Mooday wore log oo roots for Golustbia. Mr. T O. Raesar, sleek ol tbt Hooee of rejesyatires, wss lo las city Sabardsy At. Wtsfeld Wildsr, oos of tbs oldett etiUios of Sootier Ootair, was ia tbs city Bator dar Mrs Bli Jaoksoa, of Oraogebarg Coootv, ?letted bar dasgbtor, Bra 0. Westoo MsOrso last week Mr. Jobo MejQooto, of Oolaeabie, an old toaster boy, bos seee saoadisg a few deji sataostty. Mr J. T. MoMsill. of Sbilob, was la tbo tity Friday to briag bis daughter to tbs Sum ssr latwtait Mrs Y 8 WyM, of Mayssville, passed throe a h tbs oity Satarday oo bar way bows froes 0 bat too too. Mlas Lacy Stagletoe, of Wsdgolold, spent Too rede y ia this oity. Rae was oo ber way as Qosrgoiows Mass Paettt Boaster, who aas soso st boats fSt too holidays has rstsrotd lo Sasitbvtlla to Mr. Bass ill, too too test a tat tee of too oars ty soot pan y leveotigetieg tbo My art oaoe, loft for Colombia Mwodoy. Or sod Mrs. J. 0 Spaaa bars rstoroed frost Gatebell to tsoir boose lo this city after a seat of levers! stootss Mso. Altses>aat Mossa aod Senator R. I. Monolog left for OsUasMe Moaday aaorg ^ IS altssl lbs Ugiolatur? Mrs. i A. McGeeklll, of Ksrsbsw, *ho b booa ritltiog ber ssotber, Mrs M. M. WIN loogbsy, bos rttsrord home Mrs A Cmkleoaok aod Mrs. Bosis 8s eroll. Of Atloate, are viettiog their brother, Mr. A F. BootaWld, of tblo city. A. O Fordy. Beq , A B. 8tookr, K,q , and T B. Fraeer, Its. , wort oitoodiag tbe 8s yresse Quart lo OolossMe last wssk. Bar aod Mrs. F. tV. Oregt, of Meosiog, wert lo tows Friday Mrs Orogg left that day for bar aoase at Lowryville. J 0 Mr Fraah K Bolssoo retorotd to Phila? delphia oa Batardey to ooesplsts bis last year lo tat Medical Dtperieteot c ' tbe Uoi ?erttty of Foonsylreola Mr. ood Mrs. J H. Levy retorotd last Wedoeoda? sight fron Cleettoo College, so SOSloasirit by tbtir eoa, Oeorgv, who is con raloreiog frost soar let fsvsr. Miss Baaais Black, of Meaapbie, Teso , sod Miss Bettle Blerk, o' Fort Setith, Ark , speot eaveraJ dayt io tbo city lett week, Ibe gsests of Mro B O Uelsen 1 bey bat? Shaos ?ooe to Ooorgttowa. Mr T. Darkio, of Philadelphia, who bee mm?m awsrded the eootract of pottlog io thi #ow water assies, baa arrived io tbs city, and ate beta at work tbt oatt few days puttiag | dowo too assloa oo Weat Repoblicao|8trest. Mrs I. B Ubaadlsr has foes io Ooeto? tillo to atttad tbe starr age ot air Cooolsg* boas. Br Jobo MoBireee, of Seiest, la ia tbs Tat anovat oteating of tbt t'ockholdtra of tot Basiter Biecutt Llgbt aod Its Co., which was to bees beto bold os Thursday wss pot loo ted to ibe IStb loot Tbt attsedaeaised portioo of Maio street is s jsy forever, bot tbe other ports of tbt street oro oaspoakeole ttiret of stud ood alutb. Cot this oot aod ttkt it to Dr A J Oblse's drag store ood gst o free aast nie of CbeBtbtr aaio's Stosaecb aod Ltesr Tit* ett, tbe beet pbytic Tbey also ears disorders of tbe atom osb, billiootoese eed beadaebn. A Great Bale of Shoes We aerer sorry orer shoot. New goods asost roots seeb esosoo Ws will oow cioet oot our tottrt stotk of aho#a at cost Wt Ii aoy f ot ood yon koow our tboet Jas I?It Seew?rts Brot. MARRIAGE. Mies Bertha Strangs, daughter of Mr 0 E. Strenge, of Ploewood, *oi Mr. Jobo R Ha? nsworth, of Ibis city, were married *i Oklfirf Obano, O'ereodon County, on Wednesday, Jen. 3^d The marriage cere ic?ny wee performed ny R?v. M A. Connors, of Sumrusrtoo, assisted by Ree Wiilinm Bayosworto, of Pacolet, 8 0 Mr. Heyoe worth end bis bride ere speodiog the bcoey. tnooo io Sparteeburg. Hiee Soeae Derr aod Mr Formen D. Koigat, both ol xh u city, were married at & 30 o'clock Thursday afternoon et tbe borne of Mr. and Mre L. W. ?enkin?, Ret. H B. Ooetogtoo oftcietiag. Immediately after toa ceremony Mr. and Mre. Koigbt left for Flor? ence where they will ipend a few day a with rvlattvee Owing to a recaoi death ia tbe family of the bride tbe matrtege wae a quiet and simple ceremony and only tbe immediate faeailiee of tbe contracting partial were preeeot. Married at the residence of tbe bride'a father, Mr. W. J. Andrews, at 7 30 o'clock, Jan 3, 1901, Mr. Oocyere Brown and Mica Mamie Aodrewe, notb ot ?Jwego, tbe Rev. J. H Toaeker cffl:latiog. ? Mr. Samuel Newnran and Miea Lille Dorn, daughter of Mr. Marion Dorn, were married at tbe bom' of tbe bride'e parents, near Oswego, on Wednesday evening, Jan. 3d, Kev J H Thaeker performing tbe ceremony There were a number of guests present and after tbe ceremony ? noun tilt 1 retaat was served. At ?be residsoce ot Mr an J Mrs E B. Muldrow, tbe bride's parents, on Tuesday, Jao 1st, at 6 a m , Rev Jobo Gray of Wood raff, 8 C , and Miss Isabe'. Mnldiow, of Mayeeville, tbe Rev. J W. McKay, D. D , and Rev. Ueo Mayes, offloietiag. Mwrrl-d on Dec 37, Mr. John N. logr&m, of Privateer Townebip, to Mre. Olivia Brand, of Darllugtoo County. Married on Dee 37, Mf. Dwigbt Gain, of Privateer Township, to Mise M Williams, of Barowell Couaty. Married en Jen 3, Mr. Joonnis Gsddiogs to Miss Saliie Geddings, both of Privateer T iwusbip. Tbe groom is 19 rears old, tbe bride 11. Mirried on Jan 6, Mr. Wigfall Griffin, of Clarendon, to Mrs. Anna Speia, of Privateer Township. * Oo a Pleaeant Mission Mr.Rogers Scarborough, of Bisboi'Ville, was I "i thertty yesterday eo route'or Summer ton Bs was accompanied by Dr. W. R McLeod, of Timmootville, and Mr Robert Reis), nf liiabopville. Mr Scarborough awe oo a very pleasant miseioo, for today be is to be mar? ried to Mies Roea Mood, daughter of tbe late Rev. W. W. Mood. Wedding Party Leaver For Dovet TtllO. Mr David Caoniogham and puty left oo the early tram th.a moroing for Dovesville, Darliagton Gonnty At 3 33 o'clock to-day Mr. jC-uumngham will wed Mies Mamie Dove Mr Cunningham was accompaoied by Mr. G A. Lemmoo. Dr B V Stuckey, Dr W B. Alford, Mi. H J. McLaorin, Jr , Mr. Jobn Cunningham and Miatos Helen Brown and Mamie Wino. Mr Cunningham will not return to tbe city for several days. DEATH Mrs. M. J. Miebau, ibe wife of Mr. Marion J. Miebau, of Oiwego, died at 11 o'olock lest Thareday night. Mre. Miebau was a woman ef consecrated Christian character and abe will be missed ia this community in wbicb sbe spent her oeeftl life Mr. I. T. Woodward died at tbe Baker Diek infirmary last Friday afiernoon at ft o'clock of pneumonia He was recently rail* way agent at Dalaell, this county. Be was originally from Ooldaboro, N C , and was held in bigb esteem by all who koew bim. Hie body wae shipped to Doetar, N C, Saturday moroing. Tbe Boa. Riebard Dosier, for tbe past nine yeare a resident ef tbe etty of Sumter died bere Sunday oigbt at tbe resldeaee of bis sou ia-law R. D. Lee, Keq , of beart failure after e j illness of maty montbe Be wae tbe eon of Jobn Doaier aad Lydia Wbi'e, bis wife, a prominent family of tbe low eeoatry and waa bore ie Georgetown District November 19. 1822. He graduated at Talt College io tbe elass of 1843, was admitted to tbe bar in 1844 and i io 1141 married Bisabetb, only daughter of I fajc Emm K'q , a rice planter oa Black Ri.tr. He practiced law ia Georgetown for nearly 'o Tsars tbe reeogoiaed leader of tbe bar and epos tbe death of bts wife la 1933 be remov? ed to Sumter where be wae since reeided with I bis only daughter. Mrs R. O Leer He repreaeoted Georgetown distr-c io tbe bouea of representatives tor several term) prior to and during tbe early part of tbe eivll war, waa a member of tbe Constitution? al eooveotioo of 186ft; Siete senator ia I?80-1888, and was agaio elected senator and eerved from 1888 to 1890 He waa a veritaale "gentleman of tbe old eebonl :" dignified aad courteous, consider? ate of tbe opinions of otbere firm iu h i coo victiooe of duty and rigbt, aod of tbe hiebest pereooa! character. He leaves an only daugh? ter, Mre. Lee, and two eoos, John F. aod Riebard Dosier, Jr. Tbe funeral of tbe Ute Richard Dot er, Ktq , w?s held in ibe Episcopal Gborcb at 11 o'otock yesterday, wltb a large congregation prveer r to pay ibe laat mirk of respect to the memory of ibie venerable Christian gentlemen whose life es a privets citit)0, aa a puniie eereant and aa a member of the legal profeesioo was distin? guished by tbe virtues that endear a man to hie aeeoctaiee aod leave an impress that tin e eauoot efface From George .own, bis old borne, earns a delegation oooeittiog of Meyer W D Morgan, Hou Walter Htsird, Mr B H Maonerlyo aod Mr Steele to reoreeeot tbe towo aod county of which Mr D'tter was for more than fifty yeare a distinguished aod bnnered cititsn. Tbe pall oeerere were: Active, W W Dick, K L Cooper, William White, David Wina, Dr 8 C Baker and D M Yooeg. Honorary. Meeere A White. W F B Htyoe worth. Dr J F W Of Lor me, Dr J J Bossard, Gapt T H Dick aod J B Roaeb. The service was conducted ny Ree H H. Coviogloo, and tbe body wae borne to the cemetery where tbe burial eervice w*s read. Mr. H. U DeLoon of Oharleaton. Charleston, S. O , J?o 3.--H. H DsLeon of ibis city died at th* Charles on betel hate this mornirg ia the 73nd yenr of ill age He was a leading Sfewes of the city aod was lurgsl) inr?rea>ed in cotton tn lit tbroig?out the S'ate Mr. DeLein Wal noted tor h ? rhartnea. He ??-.?? o i ifi po1 r *? d not oil ? supported a widowed oo h?t and seven sis srs, but amaisrd a fortune II ? w*h a ni'morr of Iba famous D*L"n i tarn, v ot tbe south. Ohmden, S C , was tb? place ol bis birth. THE NSW BAPTIST CHURCH. Work Hsa Been Resumed Aftor Borne Delay. Work ha* baea resumed oo the foundations of^tbe new Btptist Church buildiog. A delay ?ras canted io the progress of tbe work oo account of the work out being according to the contract. Tbe necessary changes bar? hero made, and tbe work is now being push? ed on. The excavations will be six fret io depth, and the foundations will he laid on solid clay. In a abort time tbe congregation hope to have their new boose of worship neart 'g completion. The hutldiog will he of '.ho most modern style, and will cost io tbe neighborhood of $12,( 00. Tbe Roigbts of Pytbias held a public installation of officers Monday night at 8 o'clock. All of the eleeted officers were duly installed. Tbe attendance was rather email. Tbis year promises to he a great one for builders and contractors io this city. At this time quite a enmherof buildings are ander way and |l is said that many others are to be built in tbe spring. If troubled with a weak digestion, belchicg sour stomach, or if you feel doll after eating, try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab? lets. Price, 2'. cents. Samples free at Dr A J China's drug store. Tbe Graded Schools re ope ned on January 21. All of tbe teachers reported for do>j and there Wits comparatively few absentees aropng the sc^ohra, notwithstanding tbe continuous downpour of rain Tbe amount of travel at the depot here is qoite large at present. Kacb day, one can aee great ctowds at tbe trains, either coming or going. This ail shows tbe need of large passenger otatioo at this point Tbe present one caonot negio to accommodate all tbe passengers bandied here Such little pille as DoWitt's Littie Rarly Risers am very sasilv taken, and tbey are wpodetfully effective in cleansing tbe liver and bowels. J. 8 Hugbsoo A Co. After tbe services at tbe Rpiscopal Church Inst Sutday morning, tbe pastor, Rev. H H Ooviogton, asked the coogtogatton to re? main He prevented tbe plans oo foot to ru?ke several improvemnts in the cburcb. There will Le some changes In tbe chancel, and ibe choir will oe moved from tbe gall ry to tbe right of toe chancel. These changes are to be made immedietely. The dance at tbe Sumter Club on the even? ing cf Jan 2, given by tbe y ooog ladies, com? plimentary to tbeir gentlemen friends was a largely atteodtd and very pleasant affair. Dauciog began early and was continued until a late hour, but tbs nignt was not long enough lo measure tbe pleasure that tbe dance afforded to all who were present Wben tbreetened by paeumooia or any other lung trouble, prompt relief is necessary, as it is dangerous to delay. We would eug* gist that Ooe Minute Cough Cure be taken as soon as indications of having taken cold are ootuerj. It cu es quickly and tts early use prevents C3usump:ioo. J S Hujbson A Co. Tbe Board of Dsacons of tbe Presbyterian Church held a meeting last Sunday morning The cburcb was reported to be in a prosper? ous coodition, and a eurpius left aver from tbs past year. Plane were begun to com* meoce a fund for the erection of a new church Mootbly peymeots are to be made, and it is hoped to nave tbe oew building completed witbio tbe nest five yeere Tbe building proposed wilt coet between $.2,000 and $15,000. and will be an ornament to tbe city If a small yarn milt, bampe:ed by a load of debt and lacking a full complement of ma? chinery can make ae much money aa tbe Sumter Cottou Mill ba? made doriog tbe past three and a half years, it would seem that no other argument should be necessary to coo* since the meo who have money to invest that a big mill would be a paying investment Tbe merited reputation for coring pi'es, sores and akin diseases acquired by Oe Witt's Witeb Hassl Salve, bes led io tbe making of wortbleet counterfeits Be sure to get only OeWitt's Salve. J. S. Boghson A Co To save two dollars and a half oo> of every ten is a big help wben one baa tn buy clotbes, aod tbe man wbo helps tbe public to save money at that rate is tbe friend of tht clotbee-wesriog public This il what D. J Ubandler advertises to do, aod those wbo need clothing should read hie advertisement witb eare. He will give one-foortb off on all winter clothiog. Tbis effsr holds good until Feb. let, aod there art many unusually good bargains to be had. Tbe most soo'btrg, be?l;ng end eqtiseptU app?ca uq aver defised is Dewiu's Witch Has*! Salve. It relieves at oace aod cures piles, soree, rcssma aod skio dieeaeee. Be? ware sf imitations. J. S. Bngbioo k Co. J. Ry tienberg k Sons have a oew advertise* trent today tbat will be en eys cpener to tbeir customers and tbe public generally They are selliug goods for two thirds tbe former pricee, aod this reduction on certein linee reeolts in putting them at less than tbey were ever sold for before. Purcbasera of clotbiog are oow ante to make their seiectinoe at eed rock prices and there is no excuse for wearing a shabby suit, overcoat or hat. The beautiful new store?one nf tbe band* someet business bouses io tbe State?of O'Donaell A Co is practically, completed, aod as soon as the finishing touches have bien added oo the interior it will he ready for ocoupaocy Jav 28th end 29tn have been appointed by tbe firm for removing from the old to tbe new etore, and in arder to reduce the stock on hand and thus facilitate tbe removal a great cost sale will be inaugu? rated. Tbe entire stock is uSVred during th next 30 dais at coat, and tbis sale will b? i great harvest time for barg ein eetkers. Tbe advertisement of ti'Donrell A Co. tells all about tbis sale, and every reader of The Watchman aod Southron will do well to read it. Tho Mother's Friend. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is tbe moth? er's favori'e. It is pleasant and safe for cbil* dreo to 'ake aod always cures. It is intend* ed especially for coughs, colds, croup and wbnopi' g cough, ai d is the liest mrdiciae mide for there diseases. There is not the least d? iger in giving it to children for it contains no ot mm or other ir jurious drag aod may be given as confidently to a babe as to an adult. For sale by A J China Li TRAY ill) OR MTOLftM on Dec. 2Q?b. 190.1, a female Setter Poppy, white witb nver colored ears ana epo's oo hack, about three months old Owner will appreciate any information, or reward any one restoring lbs same, to W J. McKay, Goodwill. Sum er Co., S ?. J?r. 1?2' j Wt N TRD, for cash, Dos wood aod Per* i uitnTon Loirs Southern H-trdwood i Com anv, P tl It x '29, Charlestons C. Hoe \A -4m PISO'S CURE FOR ro CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. t trough Syrup. Tauten Good. Use In time. Hold by druggist*. ran County Boari of CommlMioners The Board oi Commissioners of Snoater Coooty mat in regul?r session yesterday. There wet e full attendance of the members. Pn motion, the corrm ttee on ja.il fence were allowed further time to report. The board agreed to nvet on Jan. ;9, to prepare tbe jiry tut for tse coming term of court. Treaitorer Scarborough Mated that a water meter for tbe jail would be better than the present system. Oo motion, it wet deeir ed to pay the over? seer of tbe chain gang $4) per montn, com cotneingjao 1, 1931. It wag agreed to let Supervisor Seele settle with tbe overseer and guarda of tbe chain gang for the odd days in December af.er can suiting with tbe County Attorney. It waa reported tbat two public cotton weighere bad resigned, hot tbe County Attorney informed tbe board tbat it could not appoint or fill tbe vacancies. Tbe b.) .rd approved quite a large oomhrr of claims It edjjurned to meet oo Jan 19, 1901. ? i? ? |50 Ornts on tbe $1. Wp are through taking 6took and era satie fi.'d with last yiar's business ; but we have some goods to close out at A price Trues goods are marked in plain Sguris on ibe center table in our store. This sale will last 10 d-iy*, commenor, tomorrow the 9 b All other goods reduced during tbe sale. Tin Sumter Dry Goods Co Jan 8?3t Meyers Will bo Free. Colombia, S C J*n 7 ?Joel J. Meyers to day restored tbe $1,800 misappropriated while in the Chark tte office of the Sou-ben Rxpress coxpany. The ?xkobb company aod the surety coi pany will not prosecute bim.?Augusta Ch ooicle -?i^aB- ? - SUMTER COTTON MAEEET. ^Strict middliug Receipts this week about IAO halee. An imperfect skin is always caused by bad blood. Rdmovethe cause! Improve your blood. How? Bytak j. ing the blood purifier that has stood the test for thirty years Johnston's SarsaipaVilla QUART BOTTLE. It has thousands of happy friends. Quart Bottles sell every? where at $i. "THE MICHIGAN DRUO COMPANY." Detroit. Mich. XJvarettee for Liver Utat The Famous little Liver Pilk. J, S. HU6HSON & CO. Somter.J.U. The Commoner, Issued Wtekly, William J. Bryan, Editor and Publisher. LINCOLN, ? ? Nebraska. Terms-PAye?le in Advance. One Tear, $1 00 Six Months, 60 Three Months, .35 Single Copy, .05 No travslicg canvassers are employed. Terms for local agents will be sent opoo application All money should be sent by P O order. Express order, or bybenk draft on New York or Chicago. Do oot send individual cbecks cr Htainps. Subscribers of tbe Watchman and South* roo can get tbe 1 Commoner" at club rate, 75 csnts a yeer The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OP SUMTER. By T. V Walsh, Esq, Probate Judge. WHEREAS, MRS MARY C BROWN a ade suit to me to grant her Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of JAS T. BROWN, Isoeased. These are therefore to cite and admonish al! end singular tbe kindred aod creditors of tbe said Jj? T itrown, late nf ?aid County aod State, deceased, ihat they he and npprnr before me in tbe Court of Probate, to be held ?t Sumter C H , on January 16 b 1901, nex?, alier publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the fnrenooo, to show cause, if sny tbey have, why the siid Administration should not be granted. Given under my band this 2d day of January, A D , 1901. THOR. V WALSH, Judge of Probate. Jan. a?21_ THE Standard Warehouse Co., Columbia, S, C. Cotton Capacity! 20,000 bales. Storage nud insurance 15 c*. p*r bald per month, or fraction thereof. Spnotsl rate* on large lots. Liberal advance* at low ra'e of inter cat on cotton stored* wi'h u>. Write to KU WIN W. ROBERTSON, Sec, or H. L ELLIOTT, Mgr. Sept 19?3m s? WEDDING GIFTS In Fine China, Bric-a-brac, Bronze, Clocks, American Cut Glass, Mirror Plateaux, Sterling Silver and Fine s Plated Ware, etc. Showing finest line of Goods ever exhibited in Sumter. SEE OUE WINDOW DISPLAY. E. A. BULTMAN, Jeweler and Watchmaker, MAIN STREET. THE OSB?RNE RIVAL DISC Has Never Been Equalled as a Pulverizer. I sell these Harrows od so Utile margin that my greatest comfort is in the sstisfactiuo tbey give rather than tbe profit I make My dooss are open to all?My stock is ready for inspection. Come and see me io my new qoarters, ocoer of Liberty aod Harvio Streets FIRST CLASS LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. W. B. BOYLE. Sumter, S. C. July 11 Grand Reduction Sale* Beginning on Monday, January 7th and con? tinuing until Monday, January 21st. It is impossible to give yoa the redaotioo co every article, bat from the fol lnwioe quotations yon can form so idea of the bona ?de reductions we ars mak? ing Ever; sr'.iole guaranteed as represented or money refunded : In Men's Clothing. No 7455D B square cat, stripe worsted Suits, sizes 33, 34. 35, 37, 49, reduced from $10 to 7 50 No 73?6, S B square cut, stripe casmere Suits, sizes 34, 35, 37, 38, 42, reduced from $9 to 7 00 No 9C65, R G black worsted Suits, sizes 34, 35, 38, 4u, 42, reduced from $9jto 7 00 No 7476, R C stripe casmere Suits, d b vest, sizes 33, 35, 40, reduced from $12 50 to 9 50 8 R 0 and Db blue and black cheviot Suits, sizes 34, 35, 37, 40, all wool, reduced from $12 50 to 9 75 No 5501, Military cot, stripe casmere, sizes 35, 36, 37, 38, reduced from $15 tu 11 50 No 5400, R C stripe worsted Suits, sizes 36, 37, 3\ 42, reduced from $17 to 13 50 Child's Clothing. 40 Suits, assorted patterns in cssmeres, cheviots sod worsteds, sizes 7 to 15, reduced from $2 25 to 1 60 Suits. 2 patterns witb 2 pair pants, sizes 7, 11, 12 sod 15, reduced from $2 75 to 2 25 Check worsted D B Suits, sizes 9 to 15. reduced from $4 50 to ? 00 D B stripe worsted Suits, sizes 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, reduced from ?6 to 4 25 Brown Vestee Suits, all wool, sizes 4, 5, 7 and 8, reduced from $3 to 2 15 MEN'S PANTS. 30 pair of casmere, worsted and cheviot, $3 and 3 50 Pante, reduced to $2 40 Mens' Overcoats. Blue aod brown, all wool Kersey Overcoats, guilted satin lining, reduced from $13 50 to 10 50 Drab Kersey Overcoats, all wool, reduced from $10 50 to 8 00 All wool grey Chinchilla Overcoats, reduced from $6 50 to 1 85 Youths' Overcoats. Fancy blue Kersey Overcoats, sizes 16 to 19, reduced from $4 50 to 3 00 Oxford Overcoats, sizes 17 to 19, reduced from $6 50 to 4 50 Boys' Overcoats 40 Overcoats, assorted patterns, sizes 5 to 8, reduced from $1 50 to 75c 11 Boyn' light color, short Overcoats, sizes 5 to 14, reduced from $3 to 2 25 HATS. 100 Mens' all wool Alpines, all sizes, reduced from 75c to 50c 100 Boys' Hats, reduced from 25c to 20c SHIRTS. 80 Mens' colored stiff bosom Shirts, assorted patterns, all sizes, reduced from 75c to 60c 70 Boys' colored stiff bosom Shirts, assorted patterns, sizes 12J to 14, reduced from 50c to 43c 60 Men's colored Shirts, stiff bosom, 2 collars and 1 pa' cuffs, reduced from 75c to 60c 50 Mens' all wool Shirts, sssorted colors, sizes 14>, to 17, reduced from $1 and $1 25 to 85c JUST OPENED 2500 ysrds of new Peieales, 58 different patterns to select from, 86 inches wide, till at SJ cents 3!) doz Ladies' Ribbed Vests?a few more than we want just now. Spe? cial for this sale 25c D.) you need a Silk Shirt VVaiht F If so, read the following two items: Oie small lot of Ladies' Silk Waists Former price $5?to close this line $3 99 One small lot of Ltdies' ? ilk Waists Former price $6?to close this line $4 98 Thnpo are big values and the early comers will resp the benefit J. Ryttenberg & Sons*