The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, September 18, 1907, Image 5
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XKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. D. Ha* ay?To Arrive.
o'Doaneii tt Co.?Jlltlbourne Flour.
9*D%*nell A Co.-?Ladles' Hain
Coaje. ' ?
* Miss ?a A. Murrsy?Ladles' New
Fall'llat* la. /
tfchwarts Bros.?The Apfftftf ate*
far Women.
Tho I). J. ( handler ('lathing (V?
CTotSir/^tia-ht
Mis* 8udle Furmsn??Four One?
, Hor*? Farm*.
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PERSONAL.
fir. R W. Dabba, of Goodwill, was
the oil r Friday
Mr K M. Jeuktes, of St. Churl, h,
was ia town Friday.
Mise Ante Stork??y left on Fri
day tor Winthrop College.
Senator Oole L. Blcaea. of Newber
ry, eras re ths oity Fttday.
Mr. Oregr %Wrigbt left laal week Vor
Asbeville, to eoter Bingharo
School .
Mr. Leng vYalker, of Manning, is
visiting the family of- Mt H. W.
Best borough
Miaaea Rva Birvssnd Dai tie Ooburn,
el SummervUe, are visiting at Mm.
W. C. Chandler's.
Mr W. B Borna ami family have
* returned from their aommer home
aTHslads. C
Mi?s Ksts Mopes return, d Isst week
from New Ynrk, where she spent the
Hammer with re sal tree
Mr J. N. Qorbeit, who has been
visiting his son* Dr. V Oeo. Cor belt,
ia OreauvtUe. has ret ur nod homo.
Mies Gassie Harhf retaraed to the
otevoa Tharsday with heraeio?, little
, Esther Ftsrhy. after having spent two
months with by brother oi Trenton,
M. J. /
Mr K. K. Carnes, who has beVn
soeTsriag with raenmatiam lef* thin
?4 weak, aooaeapasled by his sob, Ernest,
for glut Springs, Arfcansaft ? Bisbop
vilie Vindicator.
Mr. Dualer Loa, who wa? graduated
from the Booth Carolina University
with the degree of A. B. in Jona, has
. gone to the University of Virginia to
\ tajpe the law/bearae x
Mis?ee Jeovjie CitanHU r and Jennie
Walsh Istjt yesterday for Green
a ill**, the former Id-enter Cbicora Col
lege and too latter the Green vi ile
Female College. 9
* MUae< Locile Handle, Lou he Mar
ray. Abbie Bryan, Louise Vasdon and
Louse Csraoo left yesterday for
Winthrop College. -Misses Margaret
Bryan, Vsrs R?ndle aud Mary Bpr
, gesa Isft several dsya sgo to take the
entrance examination.
-Mr. Oto/ I? Richer rurs gone .to the
> Jnajratowj* Kxuva.tion.
Mr. X. Parnett, or Mfennvlth-. W is
la the elty today on business.
Ml?< Wlnni- Miller, of Memphis,
*rVnjn . is visiting Mrs. K H Booth.
Miss .Mima Verline Mayes, of
Mayeaville, spent the* day in ihr city.
t' Mr. sr.*> Mrs. /. L. Atnutt have gone
fco Philadelphia arnd other Northern
points.
Mise Anna tfpann. who hus been
\ tsitlng relatives rn" Y >rk\? le. r.turn
#4 home y*'Slerday. *
airs. y. Y. McLcod ind children, ol
Blsnopvllle, vletjfd her sister, Mrs. J.
J Tram, this week.
Mr. J. C. Cof>i?. r. who hau. filled* the
position t frelghl agent for the
Atlantic Coast Ury> for the past clsh
teea months, ii nderqd hi* reslgnatl D
i yesterday. It i? not known Who a H
f^aae'eed Mr. ? 'ooper.
Frank 8. Ranlcld hmt keen appoint?
ed malLcarrler *o place of W. l>
fmaw. removed on account of nl.?em
without leave. Harry . Iturkett has
\>? n app anted supsvjut" arr!?-r. \ r
Rafllt-l.i sr111 enter uj?oa the dlnchargo
of nls duti? s within s few days
t '
Mr \ftbory Felder ?h> was so
paiafully !njur?d \.-?tertlay hy t ,^
thrown from hu i?i< \cit-. \* aettinsr mn
ss( wel( mi couM be expOCtod, and wlt^
be Sble to attend to his business S4
usual within a few da>*a
The Suiter Prick Works will fur?
nish a half million brick for the Lee
County Oovpl rlossts. f\
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Ttie county officials say that It Is
distressingly <fUI?*t avid lonely In th
ne .v Court II. Th? \ ?-.< . f? w p? o
p#?te and the members of the "Never
Sweat ClgaV agfeSJt found the wajr
there yet. /
The graded SOhOOl St|iisre ha-? horn
SJcatr cleaned up?tha], grass ha< been
mov/ed. the walk? weeded ami every?
thing about the grounds Is In apph -
plet order for the opening of Meg
Schools.
There are now more cotton buyer.
statlore I -n thl* n.arke| tlasn ever
before In the roeoHooUoa pi the oldest
c ." ?n men. If ? oir.peti' I on defwlopl
In gfOasHgtloTi to the hwnfcef ol flpoijl
Mnyer?. Sumter should I?. permanentl>
the leudlng i >'t..n ina!k<l yf the
Mate.
The ihrsH contractors who aahmtt?
ted h 'i- on tlk ? ? <? s> d< ?s la)
rd that I UlsStfgsMlOg ad ? man
system In thi? l gotn?>to ?><? l
aiifeull proposition, owing lo th?>
fact ?hat oiiirk ei. int i ? .1 In
many placarf Befor'* submitting bM|
th#?v n? . k a thorough lavwatlgatlon of
?.II , om l?v making \.r?K l..?rft.Rj
In sll parts f th?- otty, and they found
qulcftsand of fre?iuent ocourrenOe.
Mr. Cladde P. Le-esne and Miss
Elizabeth Daniel were married thb'
morning; at the home of the bride's
father. Rev. J. W. Daniel, and left/Im?
mediately after the ceremony* for
Jamestown, where they will spend a
1 few day*, g/dng thence to Washing?
ton and other places In the North to
inetid the honeymoon. The marriage
was a ?*iui* t home affair and w*as wit?
nessed by the members of the 1m
, mediate families of the bride and
*rootn and a few. of their intimate
friends.
Ou Shnday at 9.30 a. m., ac the
home of Miss Mary Hair, mill .village.
\mld quite a company of friends. Mr.
Murry Hudson and Miss Chesta Hair
.sere unlt?d In marriage, by Rev. F.
M. Sattorwhlte. All of Sumter. ?
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DKATII.
\Mr L. W. Qordon, of Concosj*
township, died last night at his home
In that neighborhood, aged ."?7 years.
Mr. Gordon was well known In this
city and hU many friends will hear of
his death with regret. He was a erb n -
ber of Sumter Lodge Knights of Hon?
or.
The funeral will he held at Concord
Church at 4 o'clock this afemoon.
News was received here today of
th?"? death of Mr. Robert Du Rant at
Mobile, Ala., yesterday. He was In
the railway service as car Inspector,
and was crushed to death by being
cAught between two cars. He was a
son of Mt. W. J. Du Rant, of Concord
township.
Mlsa Willie LaV., who had made her
home tn^thls city for a nunvber pf?
years, died at 10 o'clock this morning,
after a short illnc.-?, at the home of
Dr. 8. p. Byrd, of Ureenville. S. C.
Her body will be taken to Savannah,
us*, u/here the funeral w.ili be held at
4 o'clock 'tomorrow afternoon.
Mis* Law waa the daughter of the
late Judge WilMam Law, of Savan?
nah. In which city she lived prior to
her remo.ua* to Ihlr city to make her
home with her ?later, Mrs. H. F. Wil?
son. She is survived by five sisters,
Mrs. Clay, and Mrs. Kdmondston, of
Savannah; Mrs. Cosby, of HIackstock.
S-C '. yMrsl- Allen, Of Louhsville, Ky..
and Mrs.Wilson, of this city.
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MaJ. S. O. Spnnn. formerly ? resi?
dent of this city, died In Meridian,
Miss., Sunday night, ^Sept. 9th, of
heart meease, a*.-. d/74 yegra, Ha at
survived by oho /*on, Rev. C. T. Spann
r>f Dublin. Te\a*. His bodv was taken
to Maeos, ICIOf., for Interment. f>
Mrs. M.*L. t^irpenier died at her
home in this eitv las-t Tuesday morn
?
Ingi H?pt. lOih. and waa burled rit Oak
Orovo church, Clarendon county, on
Weilnesday. S4ie la survived by three
daughters and one SOIL x
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l'enjan.in Sand, ifer, infant eon (\t
Mr. 'and Mrs. B. Taylor, passed
away this morning The,funeral ser?
vices will be *rteld from their .resi?
dence tomorrow (Saturday) morning
\t 9 o'clock..- Interment at the tvem
dery... * .
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, Miss Laura Knight died Thursday
in (>rang*burg county, wlure she was
ujn a visit. Tb'? f,?neral t-?ak place m
Sutnter this mori Dr. J. W. Dan?
iel officiating.
Miss Knight Was a sister of Mr. F.
D. Knight, of Sumter, and Mr. a. YV
Knghti of Bamberg.
* The blind tl<?rs have given bs
trouble in Bumter recems^p, than for s
long tlm?, but now that tho cotton
picking season' Is ntihgnd and mendy
"is plentiful In the pockets of the elans
Of n< groes wh ? arc the best of pa^
irons of bAth the dispensary ami tlyv
blind tigers a special effort' should he
made to round up tho>( who sell 11
t|uor. The greater part of the blind
tiger business la transacted! at* nighf
*yid it is at night that practically all
of th%? S r. mltlng from the blind
tiger traffic is committed. If the blind
tigers and hot slippers could be sui*
pressed there would he far l*?ss busi?
ness for the criminal court*.
The lb'tts Lumber Company Is go?
ing right ahead with the arrange?
ment* to extend 'their railroad into
the BhHoh section und within ? few
months th" road will be In Operation
.from the mill at New Sumter |q the
heart of fhe fthltoh seetlon, The of?
ficers of the Ib-tts Lumber Contnany
are in fav >r Of bringing the road into
this city and it the business men of
the .city do their part this prosperous
<e<% in will be opened vip to Sumter
trade. This railroad will do more for
the eltJy than the railroad will cost,
Thr Aral pipe ware laid In tin sew*
erag'* eyhteni at Turks] Creek outlet
rtrtsjhday, and at fast' a^ Lim
trenches are opeped doWg to grad<
ttu- piping; will be put down, Thh
moining th? r? \ . re fourteen hands ??>'?
\<rk 'n *he ditching g;.ng ml other
will be added. It |S said. M rapidly .???
i,. \ can be obtained and nork laid
ant foi them The i?ow 11 uctl m w< rb
? : uparlnb nded by Mr, bjlnnis,
arho has had ? snrmherlof years' ex<
perb nee in easyemnw. aonstractloh,
erhlte Assistant Bnglgjeor Gibbon* ii i
S{e n e I i! Up- ? vi.-e.il of tile SJOl U
EliFXTKKWL. OUTFIT INSTALLED.
sdmnrt/. Hn>s. .will Operate Their
Dresj Malting r)epartmeui AVUh
Modern Flcstrlc Outfit,
gehwarts*Broe, whose dress-making
department h is a State-wide repute- 1
tlon, aiv now equipping it with I Jt^
twelve electric motors, which will I *^
operate ;?li <>f t!:--' sewJng machines
and nil other machinery used in thll ^
up-to-date establish too lit ICverv ma-,
chine and Sphllance thai ean he one- ?>
rat d by oleotrfolty v, ?i connected 1
with the motors and d i< expected
tint the outpu'1 of rh ? 'res^maKing
department will J"v materially Increas?
ed and rna labor of the employes
made much llajhter,
Th" flectr'oal equipment is of th
latest'and :????? ? :vr*i?'* v -d pnttei n
will b?> the only outfit of the kind In
the entire south, it is said, with the
Ikceptldh of an Identical mum now
being ttiatalli i In Atlanta by the lead?
ing dress-making establishment of
that city.
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Ladles' New Fall Hafts in.
I want you to examine them be
tWoJitiy4ng, up atnln over the Sum
ter Clothing Co.i South Main attest >
Yours to please, Balsa S. A, Murray.
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Ini|H>rtant Notice. \
The patrons Miloourne flour j
will he gmd to learn that we . are |
aga^n prepared to aupply them with
pthts popular hi and, .having just re- '<
..ceived a carload* Th< mill was ctos
ed for a few n onths, hut they are!
now running regularly agalm "Atere |
has n^ver been a Hour on the nru
that has Riven such general ^ati
lion. It may 'cost a little more, but?
Price (?so P*-'r barrel,
l-le'-SUeW O*vounet1 6 Co.
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wrtth Preparatory Department, TK Broad
street, Charleston. B. < ? Session of 1WM9U& I
latins TueiOlay, October I, 1903? Htmion** I
are required to Yepo
matroii on 11 ait (lute
One hundred and H/ty dollars Covers rost of
board, uniforms, medical attendance and
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^ From among several new models, that we show in a number
*T of distinctive fabrics, seem to imply that your chances, here,
V of finding "just what you want"' are pretty good,
rrv.uiredto^pon Wfm ?*| .D?'* % we S,!U ft SPERO, MICHAEL & SON ^
^ clothes, "made right at the right price;' If you don't person- i
tuition in Knyrllsh. Latin. French an<l Draw- ! ally know these Clothes may we affect an introduction i
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THE D. J. CHANDLER CLOTHING CO., I
Pnone 160\ Suniter, S. C.
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lag for term of nine months, Musi
gtaphy and TypewrllIns exl ru.
Tnedepartment of Belle-Lettera will N: ! g??J
under the charge ol Prof. Hagh Bfwlntonj Sity
Meiiiilivray. . 1 ! *>??
The faehlty will be Increased by the ad-; f>-.
dittoii of Mi??s su>vin i nlpg Mazyck, of Rad
clltVCOJtega I
Fur psrtlculsrs apply to Mrs. ^ T. DHU
President Bogrd of Control, 19 Legarc atreet
Mrs. S. G. Stone v. CllSlmian ^k'hool t'orn
mlttee, iui sr. Philip st reeu
Prof. V. B. Wlnn, ?. s . v. k.,Columbia T'ni"?4, -
rsTslty. Professor qi Physics and Chemistry. ! a^
Mrs. W, Brsnlurd Frosi, 3s South Dataery ]
Currespqoalns Secretary. B-f-st
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No. 8 So\itl\ ?Ms.in Street,
Sumter, South Carolina..
Telephone Number 2S3.
Drugs and Patent
Medicines.
Gut Qlass:
Our !in<? is larger than it has ever been and we
would be glad to make you prices on anything
in tbis line.
Toilet Soaps.
We have a large line of Toilet Soaps, and the
priccsare very low for class of goods. We make
Jobber's Prices in quantity.
Seed and Onion Sets..
We are l^rge dealers in Garden Seeds and Onion
? Sets. We have new crop Turnip Seed and On?
ion sets on hand now.
Soda Water.
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We have our Soda Fountain in charge of an ex?
pert Soda Water man and everything lised is
guaranteed to be pure.
Have just received a shipment of Cut Glass and
the prices are very low. We have a 7-inch ber
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\ ry bowl at $3.00. Pitcher and si$ Tumblers at
$1100. Come and see it. *
Fine Perfumery.
We are receiving daily Fancy Cut Glass Bottles
filled with the most delicate odors. These make
Handsome gift's at all times. * All the fine lines are
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here. %
Cigars and Tobaccos.
The best line of Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc., to be
found anywhere. Fine Pipes, both Meerschaum
and Freneh Briar. All prices.
Fine Candies.
1 Pound Chocolate Almonds. 1 Pound Choco?
late Cherries, and fine box Candies from 1-2 to 5
pound boxes. Every *box guaranteed.
? If you should need anything in ths way of Gifts come
and. see us. We have lots of Nice Things that will make
handsome gifts. Telephone 283 or order from us; we
guarantee Everything we send you <?r refund your money.
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