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WCMESOAY, JANUARY 12, 1910. at Suroter, S. Matter. HVW ADVERTISEMENTS. Duekar ft Bultman?For Sale. Ducker ft Bt Itmsn?For Rent. O'Donnell * Co.?Big White Sale. The 8. M Pierson Co.?Uve Stock. The Sumter Dry Goods Co.?White Goods Sale. Estate of Satnuel Ragln. Deed.? of Person!d Property. FB RH?N AJL. Mr and Mrs. H. Hsrby are spend? ing some time vlth relatives at Chat? tanooga. Tenn. Mr. W. D. Frleraon Is in the city far a few days itay. Mr. 8. M. McCall, of Mayeavllle. la la the city. Mr. R. C. Bollck, of Columbia, has come to Sumte - to live and will be with Campbell's Meat Market. Mr. J. D. Bailey, who spent the holidays in Florida, returned to the city Thursday. Mr. L. C. Mil la. of Mayeavllle. waa In the city Friday. Mass Iva Belh Hughson has return? ed from a visit to Dalsell. accompan? ied by her friend. Mies Moore. Col. D W. Hrallaford. of Panola, waa In the city Satuprday. Mrs, Will Archer and aon. Howard, have returned from a visit to Ander Mlsses Mary Cox. of Belton. and Stanslll. of Johnson, who been the guests of Mlsa Jennie falah. returned home Monday. Miss Beatrice David, of Columbia, Is visiting Mlsa Hlnda Manheim Mr. C. M. Hirst has gons to Rich? mond to be with his son, Mr. Claude R Hurst, who Is in a hospital there for treatment. OOfOTY TEACHERS' ASSOCIA? TION. Am latfeeestlng ami Well Attended Monthly Meeting. Ths Sumter County Teachers' As? sociation held Its regular meeting far January lr the Hampton school bulldloK >n S? tut day, and. de*p'te the fact that :he weather was very !-element, the naestl g a 1 ettef at l-nded and mire enthusiastic than my of the preceding ones of th" year. After a short business session dur? ing which interesting reports were mads by Misses McLean and Rich? ardson in regard to the recent State Teachers' Association held in Colum? bia, the association took up its reg? ular work. The current events period was dis? pensed with, snd Miss Richardson, who has charts of the manual train? ing departmenc gavo the teachers an half hour'a v iluahle Instruction In the uaa of bony work tools and ma? terial. Miss Th?odosla Dargan gave hsr second lecture on the use of mu? sic In public ichoola. She also gave a practical lemon In alght-slnglng. Miss Ciena Dargan gave a practi? cal snd helpfi. talk on primary plans. Miss Satter* hlte baa charge ?if the drawing department. The above courses sre fixtures for the year In t te association and will be continued from month to month. And. while th" prime purpose of the IjsMpoctatlon Is n organise the county's teaching fore?. every school whose teacher takes up the association I course of study Is going to be bene? fited We hope, therefore, those who really cere for their school's develop ment and fo* better equipped and more active teachers will make It convenient fo ? their teeehera to at ' tend th??e meetings. Every teacher should be an active member. O. HOYT MCMILLAN. Secretary. Hod lo ub st P1no\vo<al. IMnewood. Jan. 7.?Mrs. H. Arthur Brstlsford died last night at 10 o'clock after I hree weeks" Illness. Thn deceased wll be burled Saturda> morning at 10 o'clock at St. Marks Episcopal cht rch. In the :umd hills. Mrs. Bralliford before her mar? riage was Mlis Carrie l>esChamp*. She leaves, besides her husband and one child, brothers und sisters and in my friends She was i ,1 vut and true Christla i and was a lifetime member of th * Methodist church. Friday wai the time appointed by Stats Superli tendent of Education Sweartngen for the special examina? tion of teachers who have been tea- h Ing In the public schools without <?.? tificates. but not i stogie applicant appesred fo ? examination, County Superintendent of Education Cain wss In hl? of Ice all the nmrjilnu'. In August the country's Imports Of hum hi half were valued at $158.464. There In no duty on this class of aaerchandise. JSUVKllii&V. Mr. Reuben E. Miller, of Florence, and Miss Annie Chandler, of this city, were married at the Presbyter Ian Manse at 6 o'clock Monday after? noon by Rev. J. P. Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Miller left on the 6:30 train for Jacksonville, Fla, to spend a week. At any rate, Speaker Cannon's at? titude makes It tolerably clear that where the insurgents are concerned he is in no danger of a rear-end colli? sion.?Providence Evening Tribune. DEATH. - j Mrs. Amanda Quick died at her | home on Hauser street Friday morning, aged 70 years. The body was taken to Clio Saturday morning for interment. DAILY NEW YORK COTTON MAR The Presidential definition of "whiskey" is simply the old-fashion? ed "spiritus frumenti" of the pre? scriptions, and its common-sense ac? curacy is beyond dispute. Of course, there Is whiskey and whiskey, but It is all whiskey.?New York Tribune. New York, Open 15 70 15 97 16J16 16 40 Spots?1545. Tone?Steady. Jan Mch May July KET. Jan. 10. High 15 74 15 79 16 16 16 16 THE PIANO CONTEST. Low 15 03 15 14 15 84 15 34 Close ! 15 13 i 15 16 i 16 34 ? 16 31 ! Tabulatin of the Vote Shows Increas? ed Interest. 56,993 There is some little talk of candi? dates and prospective candidates for | county offices. Everybody will be made to realize that this Is campaign year ere many weeks have passed. Miss Teresa Chandler. .. ., Miss Lillis Josephine McCol lum. 18.73 3 Miss Eleanor Wallace .. .. 12,522 Mr. Raymond Stanclll .. .. 17,315 Mrs. Florence Shields Thomp? son. .3,550 Miss Christine Garhardt. . . .1,390 Miss Julia Welch. 3,090 Miss Luclle Baker. 1,050 Miss Inez Wells. 1,720 Miss Edna Hughson. 53,425 Miss Mazie McLeod. 1,450 Miss Nell Barwlck...'. 1,010 Miss Virginia DuRant. 1,025 Miss Katy Gaillard. 1,025 Stubbs Bros., have put on x Clear? ance Sale of Winter Clothing, etc., that will make things lively in that line of business. The advertisement speaks for Itself and the prices quot? ed give intending purchasers an idea of the cut that is made on regular prices. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOuOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ! OUR GREAT WHITE GOODS SALE! I o o o o 8 aaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaeeaaeseeeaeameaaae O ? ? o O r?-Showing the Advance Designs for the Coming Spring Will be Held o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o !. 121 131 11. i During this big selling event Special Prices will prevail in accordance with our usual custom, and as the offerings represent purchases made four to five months ago, wise shoppers are sure to secure many exceptional values j Waistings, Lingerie, Bastistes, Dimities, Piques, Linenes, Lawns, Nainsooks and English Longcloths : : : : o 5 Cents? o EARLY SHOPPERS WILL GET A CHANCE AT SOME 3 & 4 INCH PURE LINEN TOR - CHONS AT - ?5 Cents ? o = o o o ._ o Baaaaaaaaavaaasav O O O o SOUTH CAROLINA. 2 -Q O o o o o s o o o % o The Surater Dry Goods Company, fee SUMTER, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ' C?|>yrittalOff).by For Ten Days, Beginning JANUARY 8th, 1910, WE WILL PLACE ON SALE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING, INCLUDING MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS, PANTS AND OVERCOATS :: :: :: :: :: :: At Cost! At Cost! At Cost! We have a large stock of Hoys' Suits, with T .lickerbocker or Straight Pants, and you will now have an opportunity to secure a Suit for the Boy at a very low price. If we can fit you, it will pay you to buy now. Don't ask us to charge anything at Sale Prices, or to send goods out on approval. / Remember Date of Sale : : : : January 8 to 18, Inclusive. SUMTER CLOTHING