The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, December 24, 1910, Image 3
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* Miss Alderman of Alcolu. was in
the city today.
Mr. and MXrn, Drake went to Co?
lumbia Tuesjday.
Misses Barnwell. from sHassbarg.
wsr? in the eltf Tuesday.
CoL W. D. Scarborough, ot Dalsell,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr Jack Edens of Berkeley county
is to ths city for a few days
Mrs EOward Scarborough, of Dal
sali, wss In UM city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Banders, of Ha?
loed, were In the city Tuesday.
Miss Loulne Hrocklngton, of Man?
ning spent Tuesday in the ?
Mr. Willie Brown wont to Bishop
vtlls Tuesday mornln?; "h a bu^ines:
trip.
Messrs. J. J. Darg n am. J. M
Cantey Stateburg, were in the < it
M?>u?ls>.
Mrs. Kmma H. Harby and Mis;
Virginia Harby are visiting friends In
Cha* l?Von.
Mr. F. H. Ward law and bride pass
ad throush the city Tuesday morning
on their way to Chester.
Mrs. 8. A. Williamson and daugh?
ter, of Providence, but formerly of
this city, were In town Tuesday.
Miss Annts Ervln, of Darlington,
who has been visiting In the city, re?
turned to Darlington Tuesday.
Mr. English Law. of Elliotts, pass
as] through the city Tuesday on
his way from Columbia to Elliotts.
Messrs. Peyton Moore, of Dalzell,
and Jack Forb?s of this city, went to
Elliotts Tuesday morning on a hunt?
ing expedition.
Mr. Morris H. Manheim Is at home
from the Oeorgla Military Academy.
In Atlanta, to spend the Christmas
holidays with his grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Holland and
little son left Tuesday to pay a
visit to Mr. Holland's parents In
Charlotte. N. C.
Mr. Sidney White Is back in the
city after spending several months in
North Carolina, in ths Interest of the
American Tobacco Company.
Mr. S. W. Mima, superintendent of
ths Klebland Mills. Columbia, was
In ths city Tuesday to attend the fun?
eral of his cousin, Mr. J. J. Mima
Mra C. I. Wells, who has been
v bat lug ht r daughter Mrs J. F.
tteld. returned to Ass hoses in Col urn
MeV tt?S) morning, taking wit a her
her . im." -. Mrs. j. V .n 1
Mrs. Hi. i, .. tUadt wssi WIM visu
her for some time.
Lieut. E. P. Moses, of the United
States Marine Corps, is at home to
spend Christmas with his family
hsrs.
Miss Eva Klngman has returned
from Btatesvtlle, N. C, where she has
been attending college, to spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents
Messrs. Brooks Bultman and James
Cvlk I- ft Wednesday for a hunt at
Alcolu
Miss Alice Marvin, of Alcolu.
spsnt Wednesday In the city.
Mr. Jim Shaw, of St. Charles, was
In the city Wednesday.
Mr. John L Ingram, of Privat? er,
was In the city today.
Mr. Arthur Keames was brought to
ths Sumter hospital Wednesday by
his brother for medical treatin* it.
Mr. Milton Shaw passed thnojgh
the city Tuesday on his way from
the Cniverslty of Mouth Carolina to
his home at St. Charles.
Miss Annld Thompson went to
ntsho.'vllb Wednesday to visit
4'nsnds.
Mr. snd Mrs. P. O. Leak left Tues?
day for Wlnston-Sabui. ft C. to
spend Christmas with relatives at
that place.
Mr. Moultrle Suares. of Texas, is
In ths city on a visit and to spend
Christmas. Mr. Suares once lived
hers, but moved away several years
ago.
Miss Marion Ollland passed through
the city Wednesday no her way to set
home In Blngstree. from Converse
Coltasje.
Mr. Harry T. Joys Is home from
the Oeorgla Military A< ademy to
spend the Christmas holidays in tin
city.
Mm* Mary Woodruff, one of ths
leat hers at (Tonverse College, went on
to Darlington Wednesday when
she will spend Chrlntma* aft* r Stop*
ping In the elty YSsSttSsJ with hef
brother. Mr E. I '?. Woodruff
Miss Heb n Iw aniont b is 1 ? tuned
home sfter a very pleasant stay ot
foi.r months In Washington, Haiti
BjSjgej and Philadelphia.
Mrs. K Mood Smith and children
left Wednesday for Holly 11 ill to
spend Christmas *ith Mrs. Smith's
[..?n n't nt th it |. u< .
Mr. C. J. Croahiin. of Washington.
Is in the city on a visit to Mr. C,. W.
I :< mlon with whom h" expects to
spend Christmas. Mr. Croghsn was
raised In Sumter, but moved from
here 21 year* ago. it has been flvo
years sine? he has 1.11 here and ho
was struck by the manv Improve?
ments made In the city and Its
rapid growth since he was her- .
.-y..y..
THE PROPER
ACE
TO PLEASE A
BOY
Here at a Man's Store is the Proper Place
to Buy a Man's Gifts. : : : : :
VEN if you cannot think of a thing in the world to fill the re?
quirement, come in anyway ; you might find it here, or get
an inspiration from a look around.
We are surely ready to do our part ; we've every last thing a
man wears, excepting shoes, and that embraces a good many dif?
ferent and distinct lines.
One of our good EFF-EFF Overcoats or Suits would mak*:
a present worth while. We will sell you an order tor an Overcoat or
Suit at the price you want to pay ; you give the order as a present,
and Mr Man comes here and selects the garment he wants.
Or, we will sell you an order for gloves, hat or anything you
may want to select but do not care to trust in your own ability to
select.
This is the Man's Christmas Store?and here you will please
him best. We will be glad to offer suggestions.
\CCEPTA8LE TO A
MAN
OVERCOATS AND SUITS
BATH ROBE
SWEATER COAT
SILK HAT
HANDKERCHIEFS
WAISTCOATS
TRAVELIG llAt.s
GLOVES
HOSIERY
UMBRELLA
PAJAMAS
SCARF PIN
flES
MUFFLER
The D. j. Chandler Clothing Co.
:
S\imter, S. C.
Located Right
A 300 Acre Farm
A nicely located tract of 300 acres,
180 acres in cultivation, 3 miles from
Sumter, on road to Camden, can be
bought at a price that gives somebody
an opportunity to secure a bargain.
Buildings consist of a six room dwell
ing, with barns, stables and necessary
outbuildings and 6 tenant houses. Rail
road sidng and school on place. In
fork of Sumter-Camden and Sumter
Statcburg road. Some timber and
thousands of cords of wood on the un?
cleared portion of the place. Wood a
valuable item so near Sumter. Posses?
sion can be given January ist, next. A
soecial price will be given to purchaser
in the next few days.
N. B.?Sales through my office of Sumter and Clarendon farm lands have ex
ceed $140,000 in the patft 90 days. Demand for these lands are increasing;
prices increase with the demand.
CITY, FARM AND TIM?
BER PROPERTY WAN
?LEO. REAL ESTATE
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
r. b? belser,
26 12 N. Main St. REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY.
Sells Farms Where Farming Pays.
MONEY INVESTED IN
REAL ESTATE MORT?
GAGES LET ME INVEST
YOUR IDLE MONEY AT
7 AND 8 PER CENT
Sumter, S. C.
SPECIAL SALE
A load of Kightoan Mulct and Bight HOMM shipped us on the BOtta should
airiTtHiK>ut Dsoaaibsf Itih, We ire going to offei these wry close the last
week in I tare tu bar *nd the first week In January In order to get t he m off hand
and make 10041 fOff another h>-i4 which will arrive about 1 anuat-y |0tb. We like
to <*er thresh, lull thuite otTcrtliK bankable l>*per will receive the same dis?
count ii Mm ca-.h buyer, Now 1* the line to i?uy.
Wear?'?tlll ?clllinr our BugglOB, Harnes?, und Stell? UuttOfS at redsced
prhen.
The S. M. Pierson Co.
LOST?one black fur muff between
Sumter and Dingle's mill. Findel
please notify Miss K. McFadden,
Alcolu, s. c.. and receive reward.
1 2-20-2t.-W.
FOR SALI?:?Sheep and goats, In
pairs or two's. Great for cleaning
out under brush. Prices as to size
and quality. Sold out of sheep
skins. E. W. Dabbs, Mayetvllle, S.
C. U-.9-I-2taw-tf-W-tf
Mr. Charles R, Richardson is at
home from Salnda County, where he
has In ? n t? m hing si hool, to ipond
Christmas in the clt) with his par?
ents.
Mr. w. K. Kenneker, of Charleston,
a* as in the i it> Wednesday,
Mrs it. J. China has gone lo
Georgetown lo Rpend Christmas with
hot daughter. Mrs II. H. nrvin.
Mr. Henry Hrlnkb y is at home
from Wlnston-Salem |0 spend Christ?
ina* iMth his nother and sister.
Messrs. Noble l?i-'< mid Hammond
Dow man base returned from the Uni?
versity of Bouth Carolina for the
Christmas holidays,
Miss Pauline Dlttter, of Atlanta, Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs J, Dlttler on
Calhoun street.
Mr. Quay Wllllford has returned
home from Davidson to spend the
Christina! holidays,
Mrs. .1. ihivhl has returned to her
home lu Columbia after visiting her
father, Mr. H, Manheim.
FOR sM.r?a 600 acre farm iii
Watoroe Township. Kershaw county,
three mllen from railroad station -
Rlaney, B. C, and one mile from
Automobile Highway between
Camden and Columbia, one of th'
finest sand-clay roade in the state,
and on U. P, D. rollte. The land is
sand gravel, with a clay subsoil,
and also bottom lands, capable of
producing a bale to two bales por
acre, properly cultivated. Three
hundred .ores under cultivation,
with <>ne 9-room house and "dx ten
Ant houses in fair condition. Por
particulars, Write, Jno i>. Bailey,
Dlaney, s. C.
,21 1. 9, 16,?W & S 9-17-24-24
m
Bath Robes
Any man would appreciate a bath
robe.
There's a world of comfort In them.
He generally sa\s. however, "Oh
well, I'll wait. Some one will give me
one for Christmas."
BLANKET ROBES, THAT CAN BE
USED FOR DRESSING GOWNS OR
ANY SORT OF LOAF.
$6, $7, to $8.50
With Slippers to Match.
To complete the Comfort of tt\e
Home, see that lie lias a Hath Robe.
The D. J. C"othlngCo.
FHOXK Hit;
SUMTER, s. <
SEED CORN?The committee for the
Hoys' Corn Club has remaining on
hand about fifteen bushels of the
selected corn entered for seed corn
prize. Bach bushel was selected
with care and Is the best seed corn
to be had in Sumter County, it!
will be sold for $2 per bushel. Ap
ply to S. 1?. Cain. County Supcrln
tend- tit of education.
POR SALE?Seid corn from prize
acre. None but choice ears, 70
pounds in tar for $3.00. Without
extra selection. rated third
by Judges In seed contest. Jas
IfcBrlde Dabbs, Mayesvtlle, S. C.
Ll-19-I-2taw-tf?W-ltaw-tf.
MONEYMAKER?We can supply a
limited quantity of selected and im
proved pure "Moneymaker" < otton
seed, raised on our farm where
there has never been any blight.
Small has. $1.25 per bushel; better
prlt e on largo lota, Hooth-Osteen
Co.. Sumter. S. C. lL'-l^-tfW
FOR SALE?Several sons aud gilts,
some v\ith pigs and some due to
have pigs soon. Several pure bred
Herksbire pigs, both svxes. Sorae
thing choice In both lots. B, W.
Dabbs, Mayesvtlle, s. C
11 -19 -1 L* t a w -11. ? W -11 a v% -1 f.
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