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WBl?UI?DAY,^Alt 18. 1901 " *otwt*TOoi mt 14? f04t 6f\ct **4SuwU*t7S 0.% et Sscom'. (Jlau Hitter ?BW ADVERTISEMENTS Wooit-Bictcle Utt Vi ^barftlee?Uoderweer ?Matt ol Ktv Woi R Sood?Piaol Di?. PMBSOflAL ?v. Rof h?rt Hoooo to ot boom Jedge O W Boebaoee ts lo tooo> eliy. Mre. Joke KerUow, efOkerleatoe <? la too ?Hy. Batetoioor Boom opeol Tb a rede? lo Golem* Mr. T B. Diofc, Jr , tu lo tho olty Frl. ?V. Mr. Qctfgt BeKegoe hot rotor aod to tho ?itj Mr. J I Ktrey, of B Helta, wot Ii too thy Teeradey. gMr^ioo Aold, ef Bfitovtr, epcetboodey B-et Bioooor Tkomtoo lo vioiliog Mn A. oV Plowere. Miotot AImo ead Boj Baker, of 8t. Chariot oro to to* city. Mr. 0 M. Bcrvkio, of Beiern, wot lo ibt tltj Batardey. Mr. Okarky Browo, of Laonaborg, B. C , tj Hi too eity Mr. Cork, of Dooovillt, To., wot lo Iba , Mr. W. D. Rboiet, of Bejtevillt, watlo teeeitr Satordey. i Mr. Qoorgt Seeodere, of Hegood tpoot TVertday lo towo. Boo. J B Tkacker, of Otwofo, wot it too oHj loot Wodotedcy. Mr. M. r. BUM, of the Columbia Botol wot lo iko aity loot week Dr. T. M. BcOotekee, of Bay mo ilia, wan at taw aity loot Wcdeetdey Htm Bot Im Steve-a a, of Okerlaetoe, It vittt* I of Bmt Ohrlotloo KoEegee. Mkjt Bett* Ayoook bet koto viaitiag f nee de la tee etty for eevtrel deya Mr. aool Ura. D W. Oaoelagkem roiaraad ot tho tits loot Tborooay olgkt. Mr. aod Bra Jao. Dick, of Biemkarg, art amnoaog yooterdey la tko ttty Bot. T J. Clyde, tow of Joboiton apoot otverol day a la ? telly loot woob. Mr. Beeok L-eoaooee, of Aegoeta, formerly wf Baaator woo lo tko otiy loot wook. Mro A. A. Stvoooa aod Bioa Faooio BtrooM, of Beyotville, aro lo tee tftty. Mr. Bob?. B Oelkooa, of Bath, 8 0, tpeet Boater lo law aity wtik frkodt Bra W H Zettt aed Bitt Bvle BoMilloo. of Oar jo. were to tettJtv yottordoy Mmt Btoolo Sooikoroogk, of tko Hoover leotltaie, baa reu rood kema for a few daya Mam Mtggto Aotloy, of St Matthew?, 8. C , It rtmiiog her eteter, Mtt. D O. Z rigler. Be. B J Moore, woe koekooe with Brt mooorg m Beoo for temo time, kat gtoo to Cromo oil A Oo. Bra J 0 Rkamo Wft Friday olgkt I 8 km ma a i. Fie., where bor ketkead It oo* goaed la book mo Mr. Breott Wltoee, of Colombia, State Aaoot of tee Boote Uro loterooet Co., wot aa tee aity loot wook Bmt Bornen Kara bow, of Gherlmtoo, wet kt rat oity for ttoerel aejt loot wtok, tko garni et Btto Joottt Btkte. Preotiopt A P. Mil, el Ike Prmkytorloo CM logo rot Wo moo at Celemele, patted oVtogk ike olty mat Tkattday. Mo) D B Aal., of Btrmlagkom, 4U, Woe aea kooe vttlcltg Mt meiker, Mro. B. O. Oooaoo, roto rood kerne wood ay moroiag Mr. O. W Baa ittk hot ram test! from fiotldoooa to tarn any aod takoe the peel* t?te of yeitet eeder BhevaT Beareorootk. Prof. B. Barlo Tkerawell, of Beyeeville, wee tohmted lote Ike mytterim tf tho Katgatt of Pytatet Beeeay olgkt Tke at reel force boo beeo at work tko peat taildlog op tko tide walkt oe Okerek, QeetHy aod awl eoeetlty mokot De'tltfe Lrttm Borly Batate took votooklt little liter plllt. J* 8. Bogeeoe k Oo. Tat Ttlopkoat Ottateoy It prceeriag a aew directory, wkka, wkeo loiabad, will be gelte coot ood ooe vea loot. 9 apim tke tkrooiotiag weotker oa Boodoy iko otwott wore fall of people from tome ateto or otooff oed tkiogt looked livoly for e Moodey moroiag Mood ay olgkt O'Deeooll A Oo.'a etw tore lighted op It promoted o very krtllloui trace* oed wot, iodood, a eery pretty Oat that tat oed take it to Of A J Okiaa't dreg ttero aed got a free temple of Chamber mia'c Biomaok ood Liter Tokloit, the bmt aey tit. Tkoy el to oero dlteraert of tko ttom otk, bilhoooaett aod keadacke. The ooeel orewd or okoppert wot oe too otttom Sotorday. Tklt crowd otory wtok It ol wart very orderly. Aod there mmt to bo very little dnokiog goteg oe bow. A koeat keooett aomaaagoohlo io eomo way oe Bolo Street Tkoredoy aftereoeo ood etooied toettdofoolo titltemeet Tkt datb koord of iko kogjy woe kieked off, kat oo mrtber dooMge woe dooo Tke moriiod reeeloiloo for coriog pilot, term ood tklo dlototot acquired ky DoWilt't Wit ok Boeel Solve, kat led to tke makiog of worth loot oeeeler'etit Bo tort to got oely DoWilt't Balve. I. 8. Bogktoo k Oo. Too -cateeeoo of Rev to. A Kelly wit hereof tor oo f*aed ot tko portoooge of ike aUgaola 8'raot Metkoditt Okorok, loeated oo flet'ta StfMt, oext door to ibe Sowtcr Teiepkoet Maoofocior^eg Compoay. Ttleekooo oooootuoo bat booo mode with tko poltet aJarro hoi and now aay ooe Witk log police eotitteeoo eaa rtag up ceotrol ood ook for ik? ponce ttoiioo Tbt goog oa tbt box will rwg aoi'i o police aotwtrt. Too mooi tooibiog, keoliog ood ootittptle appliootloo eror devoted it Dowtti't Witch Haael Solve It rellevee ot oooo ood curee ptlet, tor?t, rcaeme aod ekla dtttottt. Be wort of imiuaioeo. J. S. Hogbtoo k Co. IgTae pol lee tore* it makiog ?forte to break op the lorga tumear of tmoll oegro gamhlart 10 too book loa ood oioer tectouvd plaeee It it to oo hoped ?her will be lureettful Tbt tbertfTi office baa baa rdtted aod claoood op, aoe lock? quite oeat aod comfort obla oow. Tbt floor bat beeo covered aod tko railing wbiob dividtd the office bat beeo reaovod. Wbto ihreotmed by fieeamooio or any other lang trouht, prompt relief it oecattary, at it i? daogerouato delay. We would tug* gctt 'bat Ooe Miotto Cough Curt be takeo ae aooo aa iodicat ooi of batiog takeo cold a ooticad. It roree loicklj and i'? eerlv u orwaott cooeaoiploo. J. 8. Hogbeoo k Co. Marriage at BiaQopviiie. Bishop rille, Jen It ?4 beautiful marriage oereoaooy was performed lest n'ght at tbe residence of Mr md Mn J W. Bogiieb, the parties being Mr JeseiM H. Stocket and Mise OUrs Gtbeoo, MM Bsr W. A Gregg offlcis tlOtf Tbe attendants were as follows : Mi?s Mamie Gibson with Mr Dwigbt Stacker ; Mit? Unie Gibson of Newberry, witb Mr Geo'fe Stacker ; Miss Fannie Williams with Mr Frei Stucke? ; Mist Loeia Gibson witb Mr. William Stockey . Miss Bemmie James witb Mr. WUHs Gibeoe ; Miss Qsoie Beglith witb Or. L 'I Jennings Tbe bride is tbs daughter of Mr 'obn Gib son The groom is a sot of Mr. Ashley Smckey of Meaorllle He is now in business witb Mr. Bethen Baroetl at Manoville. DBATC Mrs. Jss. M Deris, of Oemden, died leet Wed leeday el Charlotte, N 0 , et ihe borne of Bet daughter, Mrs 0 B. Dels. Mrs Davis was tbe mother of Mies Lila M. Deris of Dr. Baker's infrmery aod aunt of Mrs 8. H. Bdmnuds Solicitor John 8. Wilson wst called to Io dienlowu, WillietDsbarg eoanty, Tuesday oigbt upon tbe eed mission of attending tbe funeral of his mother, Mrs Durant, who hoe been an iorafid for quite a while He was accompanied by hie daughter, Mies Pet, aod aoa, legrem, aed will bare many sympathis? ers when they reed this sad intelligence ? Mer&:?g Times. Death of Thoo. A Pack. Mr. Thomas A. Peek, who was for maay yaare a reside*t of Sumter ead at one time a prominent business man here, died in Green rille, 8 0., on Sunday, Jan 8tb, aged 73 yaare Mr Pack was reared at Paekarilie (theo e part of Sumter district), now in Oiereodoo eoooty. Be made Sumter bis borne aatil the dose of tbe aril war when aloeg with eeferal others, he went to H?nde ras intending to settle there ; bat after a (ew years returned here aod remeined oetil be west to Greenville where be bee resided for tbe peat IS or more years, until some time leet year, when he returned to Peeksrille, end there eogeged ia business He wse on a ?let! to hie children io Green rille el tbe time of hie death. His remains were interred there He woe twice married, tbe last time being daring the peel year, and since bis retaro to Pseksrille. A rather unusual eight wes a large flock of sheep ob the etreete yesterday They were passing through thecltr to some merket or pasture 8ererel years ego there were pleaty of sheep la this eeetioa of the country, bet today they are rare things to see. If troubled witb a weak digestion, belching soar stomach, or if yon feel doll efter eatiog, try Cbemberlelo's Stomach aod Llrer Tab? lets Price, 3) ceote. Sea,pies free at Dr A J China's drag store. Tbsre le e good deel of cotton coming io lately. The farmers who were holding for 12 cents seem to bare growa weary of waiting, ead are selling el the present pries, 9} cents Tbs appearance of cotton oe the streets makes ii look Ilka fall agaia. Tbe depot yard aed street aear the passen? ger depot were la a rery muddy condition last week, ead erery time it reioe this condi? tion eatsto. Thle make* It rery disagreeable to pMoeegers, especially ladies Tbe email ease of tbe depot wae rery evident again last Tboreday. Pepsin preparetioas ofteo mil to relieee adigeotlea because they can digest only elbeasieous foods. There is ooe preparation teat digests'all claeeea or food, aod that le Kodol Dyepepsia Core. It cares tbe worst cases of Indigestion end gives Instant relief, tor it digests what yea oat. J. 8. Hei'neon * Co All ibeaew buildings wbieb are ia process of coestroction are nearly completed. Tbeee buildings will add mach to tbe appearance of ear prosperous city. Some of them will be amoag the most headsome io the 8tate. It le hoped the good work will go oa. There bae beta no obaege ear yet le the schedule of the Bisbopvillc train, bat tbe besteees roan bare nnt loot hope that tbe petition for a cbaage recently sect to Ihe A. 0. L officials will hare the desired effect Thle ssasea there is a large death rate >og children from creep aod loaf trou? bles. Prompt act loa will save the little ones from tbeee terrible diseases. We kaow of aotbiag so certain te> five instant relief as One Minate Ooagh Care. It oaa also be re? lied apoo io grippe aod all throat aod lang iron a lee of adults. Pleasant to take. J 8 Hegbeoe it Co. Tte paper hanging besioeeo recently established by Mr. J. A. 8chwerlo sesms ta 111 a loog felt waot ead be has so many orders that he cannot oeteio paper fast enough to keep ap witb bis work. Yesterday he re ceired a rash order for a big j >b ead to get the p*oer here la time he bed to icod off a hundred ward order by wire. A large number of young roads trees will be mi out ob the streets wi'iaia tbs next few weeks. Tbe yooag trees will all be weter oaka of good eise eed shape, as it has been fooid tbet thie variety of oak does better io our soli than any other sort of tree. ?O'Donoell A Co here pevsd tbe sidewalk ia froat of of their oew store If all of oor saerjbaBte would do the same we woold have epleodid eidewelke oo Male street, aod at rery little cost to each individual merchant There seams ?o be e lot of crap shooting going oo among the smell negroes in ibe beck lote Brery day or two the poll e are notified of it and break it op They cannot capiure tbe young miscreants for they gener? ally run erd hide es soon as tbsy bear of any police oeing near. Persons who saff#r from indigestion cannot expect to live long, because they cannon eat the food rrquirsd to ooorish tbe body and tbe products of the undigested food they do ea poison lbs blood. It is tmportaol to cure in* digestion as soon aa posaible, aod the best method of doing this Is to use a preparatioo kaowo as Kodol Dyspepsia Care It digests what you eat aed restores all the digestive organs to perfect health. J S Hugbsoo k Co Tbe South Oero.lioa Telephone Co , is buy log up all the lodepeadeot telephone systems io the State end bae already secured a m*j >r ity of tbem 8ererel efforts bare been made to purchase tbe system io this city but so far without success, tbe owoers not being will? ing to ?eil In ibe erent ihet tbeSomwr system cennot be porcbesed tbe South Caro? lin? Company will build the loog distance line through tbis city to connect tbe Colour Bia and up country systems with tbe Pee L)?e erstem which has been thought out i'bei!? bee been some talk of tbe South Carolica Company puttinu la mi tlSwaOfS |l * urater and enterng the Med to euai|i i .on with tbe Sumter Telephon?* Company This bae not baeit euthontativrly usccrtHincd, however, and the rn i;ors in slfOOsettee way possibly be based 0 I nothing n?ie ruoft'ntltixl 'Inn surmises, 'tut in <?oy etonr th>- lot?^ distance line will tits* through ibis city and a long distance toll station will probably b* estab? lished for the convenience of tbe basuiese men of Sumter DB POT IMPROVEMENTS AT LABT. President Elliott Has Issued Or? ders for Erection of Car Shed. The new century has already brought tbil eity en improvement that baa loog been needed and long wished for by all classes of residents and the traveling pnblio generally. We ere et lest to have a ear shed at the pas seoger depot orders having beeo issued for work to begin at onee This information comes direct from head quarters, Senator R 1 Manning having had an interview on the subject with President W. 0. Blliott of the Atlantic Coast Line yesterday, who stated to Senetor Manning that the shed would be erected et once and ordere have alreedy beeo iasoad to the bead of the construction departmeet to begin work on tbe ibed at the earliest possible day. This announcement will be welcome oewa to every resident of 8omter, especially es it comes from such an authoritative conree The attention of tbe city authorities shoald be called to the crowd of loafers at tbe old Cortis House nsar tbe depnt. They block tbe sidewalk and make tt disegrseebie ia many ways for ladies sod others. At a meeting of the congregation of the Presbyterian Church after tbe services last Sunday tbe sum of $600 was raised toward the new cborcb building.' In all tbe Board of Deacons have about $2,000 oo head Such little pilla as De Witt's Little Barly Risers are vary easily taken, and they are wonderfully effective in cleansing tbe ilvej and bowels. J. 8. Hugbson A Co. Our neighboring town of Sumter ie to have a training school for nurses. A charter has beeo applied for end the leeding physicians of Semier will leetnre to tbe students Tbe institntioa will start aboot February 1. Well dons Sumter ?Darlington News. At a meeting Monday night of tbe Knights of Pythias, tbe lodge decidtd to torn over tbe surplus oo hand from ccl'ection for tbe ban* quet to the Baptist ladies, who bad fornisbed tbe sapper. Tbe ernennt an bead was $12.M A meeting of the stockholders of the 8om tcr Training School waa held last Wednesday at tbe office of Mr. R 0 Pordy. Tbey elect? ed Mr R 0 Pordy, president ; Mr. Neill O'Doooel, vice president; Dr. Yen Telburg Hofman, secretary and treasurer, and Drs. J. A. Mnod aod S 0. Baker members of tbs boerd of directors. A nomberof tbe employers of tbe Sumter Telephone Mfg. Oo. were laid off last week for a few days, oo eccouot of orders belog out This is the doll eeseoa with tbe factories, and nearly every year some of the men have to be leid off Ate meeting ef tbe Electric Light aod Ice Oo , last week, tbe annual report was sab mitted and tbe company was found to be in a prosperous condition Other routine busi? ness was transacted and tbe following officers were re-elected; R. M. Wallace, Pres, A White, Vice Pres and Trees , R M Wallace, 0. T Mason, R. 0. Pordy, B R. Naeh and A. White, directors Tbs Northwestern R. R . between this city and Oamden bos bad, from tbe day it was opened, a heavy freight and passenger traffic aod the business iecreases steadily. Tbs road will ne en anasnelly profitable ebort line acd the often made assertion that a rosd wee oeeded between Sumter and Camden and woold pay handsomely ie thus proven by e preetlcal and convincing demonstration. Baaltb Officer Reardoo, who has beeo In epeetina tbe city In nrder to beve it ia a good eood"ion before sprint, says tbe city is in e very fair condition. Some parties have tried to keep boss, bat have been caught op with Tbe Health Officer is anxious that all persooe report any cases of typhoid fever and other contagious or infections diseases promptly io order that precautionary measures may be adopted and disinfection instituted. Particu? lar attention should be paid to horse end cow stalle aod Iota Boat Out of an Increase of Els Pension A Meiioae wer vetereo and prominent edi tor wriiee: "Seeing the advertisement of Chamberlain's Colli, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, I em reminded that as a soldier in Mexico ia '47 and '48, 1 contracted Mexican 0 diarrhoea aod thie remedy bee kept me from getting en increase of my pension for on every renewal a dose of it restores me." It is oo?quailed es e quick core for diarrbeea and is pleesaat acd safe to tske. For sals by A J.China i, ? * 8. L I. Prise and Flag Drill, Thursday night Oapt. H f. Wilson called the officers of ibe Somter Light Infantry to* getber io en informal meeting to discuss aod map out tbe work of the company for the year Id A. It bad beeo decided et e previous meeting to give an entertainment and prise drill for tbe benefit of the company's fnnds end ibis metter came np for discussion A majority of tbe officers present were in fevor of a prise drill aod flag drill by tbe yoong Indies ss en edditiooal feature This haviog beeo determined upon Major Loriog Lee was appointed by tbe captain to take charge of tbe flag drill end request tbe young ladies to drill, aod to drill them. Cept. Wilson not being able to get tbe old prise medal of the 8nmter Light lefaotry, decided to award one himself to ibe best drilled man io tbe com? pany as decided by this prits drill. Tbe drill will take place at tbe Opera Rouse on March 3d, and the company expsct by the combina? tion of tb? prise drill aod tbe flsg drill of tbe yooog lediee to fill the Opera Boose, aed thus add a substantial aum te the exchequer of tbs company. These matters baviog seen disposed of Oapt Wilson invited tbe officers to accompany him "around tbe corner," where ao eiegeot oyster supper was served at stanheim's restaurant which was enjoyed Oy a.I present. Tilt Mother's Friend. Ohamkerlaio's Cough Remedy is tbs moth? er's favorite. It is pleasant end safe for chil? dren to lake and always cures. It ia intend? ed especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, and is tbe best mediciee made lor these diseaees. There is not the least danger io giving it to children for it contains no opium or other injurious drog and may be given as confidently to a babe as tonn adult. For sale by A. J. China. earn ? ? ? ? s? ? Number the Houses For some time tbe project of numbering the bouses in tbe city bas been eg IIa ted, but nothing h?s been done. An instance of the inconvenience ef SOl having the<u numbered ii seen in the publicttion ot the new ;elepb<?oe dt OStory. It is very rjiffloali and involve a VCSt amount ot wurt Io luvt, in deeenbe in ?nrioos manners the situa? tion? ot the different residei ceu aud business aooeas. Tma is only one instance of <li? lirent leOOftVOoicaeO to all of not haviog lue houses numnered. It would not cost ibe cny m <uifcH itoiount to briVA the work douo mi d || is to Of hoped it will be carried out at an earlv date. ? Tribute of Beapeot. Tbt whole eoramnnity and Bethel Ghorch especial y, ie sorely bereft in tbe death of Mrs. J. Micbao. She was bora Oct. 12th. 1848, and died Jao. 3rd, 1901. Betweeo these two da es oas li ted by bar a roost beaiitifal eed useful Christies life. Before ber allrriage she was Mise Martha J. Andrews But io 1871 she was happily mar* ried to Marioo J Micbau, with whom she lived as a model wife for 30 years, sod uotil death took ber from h m Her bosbaod, three sons eod three daughters survive her sod raoam ber loss, with o large circle of relatives and friends. One daughter, Miss Dora, preceded ber to tbe borne of ike blest by only two mostos sod a fsw days. As a member or Bethel Methodist Church ; as presideot of tbo Woman's Forsign Mis* liooary Society ; as teaeber ie tbe Sunday School for 15 years ; as oos wbo was always elsd to make personal sacrifice far others' good, sbs bad no superior sod id all of these she will be greatly miissed Being happily converted io early girlhood, and consecrating her life to tbe tsrvice of ber Lord, her daily sodsavor was to reproduce tbe life of ber divine Saviour io ber life Ber success was so marked along thil line that tbe universal testimony of those wbo knew ber best, both white eod block, is tbat tbs was cos of the best womeo io tbe world. Ws bavs bseo io tbs community a little more then s yesr sod we hsvs beard nothing but ths highest praise of Bieter Miebsn by her neighbors Oos isid : "If I bsd no other evidence of tbe Cbristiso religion, tbe life of Mrs. Micbao wsold suffice ; sod, if now I wers tempted to try to doubt it, tbe parity, devotion, snd consistency of her doily walk would dissrm me." Tbe Urge crowd which attended bsr fune? ral, as on Jan. Bib. we laid ber body to rest by Dora's lids in Bethel's beautiful cemetery, stteit tbs high esteem io which sbs wss held by all wbo kosw hsr Tbs falling tosrs of tbois preseot show tbs bereaved fsmily tbe depths sf sympathy or tbs community The preseber sod his fsmily bove lost oos of their best friends; ooe wbo was sver amoog tbe first to prepare the parsonage for tbeir reception aod to meet them and give them a wsrm welcome. But now she is recciviog tbe reword for sll ber labors of love. J. B Tbsckbs New Sohedule on Biehopville B R. Tbs raiirosd commissioo has arranged witb tbe Atlantic Ooast Line to operate a new and more eonvvDieot schedule on the Biehopville R. B , which will go into effect at any early day. Tbe train will leave Biehopville in tbe morning aod will return io the evening, leav? ing tbio city io tbe evening after the arrival of tbe Colombia aod Augusta trains. Tbe exaet hours or tbs arrival and depar? ture or tbe trains have oot been announced but ibe fuci tbat tbe new sebfdole will give tbe Bisbopville people a train to this city io the morning and back to Biehopville ia tbe evening is all tbat is desired Tbe petition recently sent to tbe ACL. officials by the business men of this city un? doubtedly bad sometbiog to do witb securing tbe new sebedole, but it most be remembered hereafter tbat to tbe railroad commissioo the 6nt credit Is doe. Pension Board. The Pension Board did not meet on Mon dsy oo account of having oo qsorom, bat will meet oo oext Monday Io tbe mesn tims ths pensioners can procure tbe necessary blanks from ths Clsrk of Court. MAYOR'S COUBT. W. H Browa, was before ths Mayor Fri? day, cborged with druokeootee, disorderly coodoet, sod disturbing tbs peace He wss fined $25 or ?0 days on tbe strode. There was oolv one cess before it. Mayor Monday, that of Dave Bostiek for being drook end disorderly. Hs was fined $2 or 4 days, and paid tbe fine 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 doftasffiUk Sarsapcfriltai QUART BOTTLB. It has thousands of happy friends. Quart Bottles ?,ell every? where at Sie "THB MICHIGAN DRUO COMPANY." Detroit, Mich. 0%000t00000000 " " 000MMf>0M " ?WWWAW**^*** Uverettes for Liver IBs, Ths Famous little Liver PtBs. J, S. HUGRSON & CO. Sumter,8.0. LOST ?R STOLEN?One Cresceot Bicycle ?26-toch frame, black enamel finish, up-iuroed hardle ban?- Uunlop tire* Find* or can claim a reward by returntog to Jen kioi Bros Jan 23?It WANTED, for cash, Dogwood aod Per simmon Logs Southern Hardwood Companv, F 0 Box Coarleston, S 0. Nov 14-4m_ Estate of Rev. Wm. W. Mood, Deceased* IWILL APPLY to tbe Judge of Probate of Su roter County on February 23d, 190), tur a Final Discharge ss Bieentor of afore sa d Estate WM. R MOCD, U D. Jan 23, 1H01 ? 4t Estate of Ed. B. Miller? Dec'd. 1 LL PERSONS having claims against iv tbe aforesaid Estate will pr?sent same, duly attested, and all persons indebted to 9?>ri B?tatS will make payment without de lay to SHBPARD NA?H, U 0. C P AG S, Jan lb*? 3t Administrator. Estate ol Dan'l .1. ilollada}, Dec'd 1)BRSON8 having claims sgolost s*id K*m ?? will preasot tome duly attested, ?i.d ail is 6008 iodobtcd to said Es'ate will m*k" poyo eii 1 >>i rrOCC 10 ? H K BBS 111 TT, J?n It- :> Qoall?ed Executor WEDDING GIFTS In Fine China, Bric-a-brac, Bronze, Clocks, American Cut Glass, Mirror Plateaux, Sterling Silver and Fine Plated Ware, etc. Showing finest line of Goods ever exhibited in Sumter. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. E. A. BULTMAJf, Jeweler and Watchmaker, a* si MAIN STREET. Our Buyer is in the West and will return with 60 Head Horses and Mules. There will be some fine Mules among them. V Competition being the life of trade we will have to hustle to merit our share of patronage, there being six sale stables in the city. H. HARRY. Grand Reduction Sale. Beginning on Monday, January 7th and con? tinuing until Monday, January 21st. It is impossible to give 700 tbe redoetioo 00 every artieU, bot from tbe fol? lowing qootatioris you oeo form so idea of tbe booa fide redoettoos we are mak? ing Every artiele guaranteed ae repreeeoted or mooey refunded : In Men's Clothing. No 7455}, D B square oat, etripe worsted Suits, eizes 33, 34, 35, It, 40, reduoed from $10 to 7 50? No 73W6, S B square cot, stripe caamere Suits, sizes 34, 35, 3*7, 38, 42, redoced from $9 to 7 00 No 9065, R 0 block worsted Suits, sizes 34, 35, 38, 40, 42, redoced from $9jto 7 00 No 7476, R C etripe caemere Suits, d b vest, sizes 33, 35, 40, reduced from $12 50 to 9 50 8 R C sod DB blue sod blsck Cheviot Suits, eizes 34, 35, 37, 40, oil wool, reduced from $12 50 to 9 75 No 5501, Military cot, stripe caamere, aizea 35, 36, 37, 38, redoced from $15 to 11 50 So 5400, R C stripe worsted Soita, sizee 36,37, 38,42, redoced from $17 to 13 50 Child's Clothing. 40 Suits, asaorted patterns in casmeree, cheviots sod worsteds, sizes 7 to 15, reduced from $2 25 to 1 60 Soils, 2 patterns with 2 psir pants, sizes 7, 11, 12 aod 15, redoced from $2 75 to 2 25 Check worsted D B Suits, sizes 9 to 15, reduoed from $4 50 to 3 00 D B stripe worsted Soils, sizes 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, reduced from $6 to 4 25 Brown Veetee Suits, all wool, sizee 4, 5, 7 aod 8, reduced from $3 to 2 15 MEN'S PANTS. 30 pair of caemere, worsted and cheviot, $3 aod 3 50 Paots, redoced to $2 40 Mens' Overcoats. Blue and brown, all wool Kersey Overcosts, goilted satin lining, redoced from $13 50 to 10 50 \ Drab Kersey Overcoats, all wool, reduced from $10 50 to 8 00 All wool grey Chinchilla Overcoats, redoced from $6 50 to 4 85 Youths' Overcoats. Fsncy blue Kersey Overcoats, sizes 16 to 19, redoced from $4 50 to 3 00 Oxford Overcosts, sizes 17 to 19, reduced from $6 50 to 4 50 Boys1 Overcoats 40 Overcoate, assorted patteros, sizee 5 to 8, reduced from $1 50 to 75c 11 Boye'light color, abort Overcoats, sizee 5 to 14, reduced from $3 to 2 25 HATS. 100 Mens' all wool Alpines, all sizes, reduced from 75o to 50c 100 Bovs' lists, reduced from 25c to 20c SHIRTS. 80 Mens' colored stiff bosom Shirts, assorted patterns, all eizes, reduced from 75c to 60c 70 Boys' colored stiff bosom Shirts, assorted psttcrne, sizes I-1 to 14, reduced from 50c to 43c 60 Men's colored Shirts, stiff bosom, 2 collars and 1 pair cuffs, reduced from 75c to 60c 50 Mens' all wool Shirts, assorted colors, sizes 14J to 17, reduced from $1 and $1 25 to 85c JUST OPENED 2500 yards of nr,w Petcaloo, 58 different patterns to select from, 36 ''ncbee wide, all ;it 8j cent* :$U doz Ladies' Ribbed Vests?a few more than we want just now. Spe? cial for this sale 25c Do you need a Silk Shirt Waist f If so, tend the following two items : One small lot of Ladies' Silk Waists Former price $5?to close this line $3 99 Ono small lot of Ladies' Silk Waists Former price $G?to close this line $4 Tbeeo are big values and the early comers will reap the benefit. J. Rettenberg &