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f?r Ml iicDiuj?.;inb ?otubroi! e ?i ?l?e IN???. ,i >MflM?f, s. t .. a? Um ???..! ? lu^.* MrUtCT M?. A. IC. Merrtru >n. of Drange bwr?, is visitin; r?*latt\?m In the ctt>. Mr. Tom Brand. ? f Augusta, Is visit lag relativ** in ih?? city. Miss D'Ajrcy Dun aa. of Columbia, SI speedin? some tun. in i'm- '-its ..a a visit to friends MeS?r? U D. Jennings and John II Clifton went to Biahopville Frlda> m nlng. Mr. B. W. Deal In tils city for a' In, VIlm Wannamak In netting in ths nt\ Theodora Bennett has gone to to attend s house party at Charlie Sanders". Haast? Karle ha? returned ?0 rille after ?pendln? Christmas the otty with relatives. Miss Laotts DeLonne nttumed lumbta Friday morning after spead a few days with her mother. Mrs. B. De Lor me. Mr. John Stuckey returned to Co? lumbia Krida} Sg after spending ?. hruKma* with hit* patents in the city. Miss N'orlne Went left Friday morn? ing for Hennsttsvllle, after a visit to relativen In the city. Miss Jane Harden returned to svtlle Friday morning after visit? ing friends In town Mr.'J B. McLuuchltn. of Bishop die. sm in the city for awhile Fri dUy morning on his way to Bishopvilie from Columbia. Mr. Marlon W. Heatrook has return? ed to the city after a week's stay In North Carolina. Mr. Windham Manning Is at home from the United States Military Acad eany at West Point Mum Laura Stevens, of Plaopolls, Is visiting friends in the city. Kita Schwartz 1* visiting in Ureenvllle. Ml** Grace McNeil, of Fayettevllle. In visiting Miss Laura Richardson on < bo-oh Htreet. Mian Annie Stubb*. who has been vtelttng her #ht?r. Mrs S. W*. Stubb* has returned to h?-r home at tieorgu town, Mian Gladys Thamea, of Manning. Is theguesi ? f Miss Laura Hichurd son. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Htimson. of Char? lotte, are spending a few days with Mm Sttmson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ?Oeo. F. Epperson on Warren Street Mr. Capers, of Hummerton. has been visiting friends in the city during the pant few days. Mr. Hhepard Nash, of Charlotte, is eMttng relatives In the city. Mlasen Annie P. Moore of Cane Savannah. Miss Almee Moore of ftat-b?r? and Mr. De.htunsure Mo >r ? spent Christmas with their father. Mr. M. De Venu x Moore, at his home on Broad Street Mr. MetCenale Meore wnn unable to attend. It being im? possible for htm to get off his run "between Fayettevllle and Jacksonville, at this busy season of the year. Mr. John B. Moore is at home from sg and Lee University to id the Christmas heJMava with his f ether. Mr. A. K. Sanders, of Hagood, was la the etty Monday. Miss Carrie Reaves, of Sardinia, pagnnd through town Monday morn? ing, returning to her school in Ken? tucky, after spending Chtiwtmaa at home with her parenta . Miss Abbie Bryan returned to Chester Mondsy morning after ap+'.din* fhrlatmiui at home Mr. O. C. Scarborough of *um saseton waa In the city Mmduy. Mr. Arthur laaaca. of Kings tree, in In th? :?>- Malt Ins relatives. Mr Don White has gone to Nor? folk, where he will be In future. Miss Lillian Bp person is .-pendln* the holidays with her A i rn ..??otirg, ... me city with his motner. Mrs C. G. Bultinan Misses Kllen and Carrie Foxworth, of oawego. ere visiting their state*, m. H. W. Stoudenmlrs Jfr H. <? str-d,. i k< r, Jr., of Chat !?,//? Is visiting Dr mil Mrs. J C SpnntadaV rBwrch "*'' Mit? Annl** aBrohecher, 'i ? harlen? Ig ||>e charm Ins guest of rein live- m trf H?y M !Hi,l<p F.dwarda. of *;>?<.< to* n 1 ihr-oi. i, t <-.? .M day morrni ,,n "*T WHV l( H ?r'prli m ?'Uttlno baa r? ' urn?'d t? i np. n.ling *ev? r , I a Murriag?'. Ol Thumday svtnlng at s o'clock, j uttne hsjoguoane n< w residence ol Dt and M rs. 11 M S: n k. > mi ;i\t nuf, occurred Hai maniai BtneJ aV Hutohsoos t<< Mi Mat tin Behlump of Henderson Th?- lower Boot of the hot ? hrowri together. Ihe specious roomi artistically l?ut simply decorated in smiinx, rVrns and VUSSa Ol pink carna? tions. The two little II? wer girls, Misses | .Vatti?? I.., and Kll.n Vuuin.a Stie\ ey. nleia s of the I?rhl?\ w< l? the first to enter to the strains of Tannhauaer Bidding man h, play. d by Miss Julia kowiand. They wer? daintily dresnt rS ?vhlte, with pink rlhbog sashes an i Li i bhoni und airl 1 bunches OJ UU>ui ' . ~ ! Ol I f i l\\ III anu sto??d on either Bids of the tiiab mantel. Next cum? * tin- maid of honot. Miss Mary Wilson, beautifully nttfcft 'i m pink brocadt d satin trimmed I in real lace. She also carried ? big I bunch of maiden-hair ferns. Fellow - I ing bof eame tin* hride, on the am? 'of lor I rotber-in-law. Dt. H. M, Stuckey. Always lovely of face and charming In manner, Miss Hutcheson was especially beautiful in an ex? quisite robe of white crepe meteor gracefully dfUBOd in shadow lace ??dged with pearls and caught up in soft, clinging folds with bflde'l roses, th?< train whs cut square and the veil was worn cap fashion with a wreath of Ullas of th?' valley. She carried a bouquet of Hilles of the valUy and ? mlden-hair fern. Mr. Schlamp met her in the living room and Rev. J. P. Marion perf? rme?l the "eremony, the ring servtOO belna used. Miss Hutcheson is the second daughter of the late Senator F. M. Hutcheson of Henderson. Ky., but has spent much of her time in Sumter with her sister, Mrs. Stuckey, and many warm friends regret she is not going to live in their midst. Mr. Schlamp is the only son of Mr. and Mra. John Schlamp, also of Henderson, and Is a young business man of ability and worth. The many handsome affaoontl dis? played In the parlor attested to the popularity of the >'?ung couple. Immediately after the ceremony delicious refreshment? wre served in the dining room. The color scheme of pink and green was carried out, th?? froren tri pink hei IfJ Sad ?ak-s nojtnfod nith pink icirg. Mum |#njg Cook Boyktgj Mr. and Mis aahlnnin loft on the ^.?0 trains It, \ | u M m probably Cub n< h ? derson about i Marriage. 1 Mr. James Murray Hell and Miss Carrie Lou Dukes were happily mar | rled Monday afternoon. December 23, at the residence of the Kev. D. D. Dantzha. in this city, who performed the ? ? rtmony. Only a few close frb rids and relative? were present. The bride Is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dukes of Vance, and the fortunate groom is a young business man of Sumter. Im? mediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mra Hell took the A. C. L train for their future home in Sumter, carrying with them the best wishes of a host of friend*.?Orangeburg Sun. I __________________________ Kmlth-MeLcod. _ One of the prettiest weddings SVOf s.?n In Hlshopvllle took place In the V.'hodlst Church on the evening of l i ember 26, at 6 o'clock. The con? tracting parties wer?- Miss Mayme Smith. dgjOghOT Of Mr. James M. Smih. and Mr. Oeorge Thomas MoLnod ? t o is a purtner of the Mchcod l'.n-s. Th?? church decorotlons wore of white and Christmas gr.-. n. Th?- ush v,<rr Measi-B. J H. Kelly, J. (V haskin. w n. MeLeod, q w. Wood ham Th?- wadding march, played by .\ gm Alberta Woodward. wsi pi" OOdod hy vo. al music hy M i ?. J B. MeCutchen, Miss Louise Ihirer, Messrs. VV. It. Scarborough ? ^ ' * If. Rsftd ...ong groom nnfi Ifsssra Murines and J??? Btuohsy. mhst Binnen? smith, sister of the bride, and h?T tnaid of honor, w.ir?- pink, and Mrs. Paid Smith, tie dame of honor, wh?? t 11 Miss Flooslt Steele, of tdonfOOi N. ?', wore B nodding gowg Ol White sitm and lace Mr i". \. M< i,. od. of Humter, attend ? d tin bridegroom and Mr Paul Smith, of Buntter, ?-ni. ed with hit j sister The ceremony was impressive' i\ performed hy Rev, E, Kdwards, th?- gnntoi of inn young couple Thei many friends join In wish Ina. them It and dappiio d? nth oi - ii.i \ m,i. Mi Samuel .\. Mllei dU d I his late rsofgoict, 161 Ashley avenu? nd Wai bttrtgd from that place Sunday ? i terno?in at _' o\ lock, LEAVES IOIU I TUESDAY N Mi. Job Bradford lomorrow night af service of twent} yean on it on January 7th he will < ntei upon 111 duties of tin sheriff a office, to which lie was elected last August by the voters t?f the county. In the mean? time Chief Bradford will take a week oil to rec iperate and get ready for his new position. With Sheriff Bradford in the office will be associated Mr. John Epper? son ? la now deputy sheriff for ? Sheriff w. n. Epperson, i Epperson for the past is has made a very ef uty and it was partly at Of lawyers of the city, i Mr. Epperson has served, ?adford decided upon him el an abl Mr. . slab n nett, fork t Miss B; be man ? Car the on a two other poll ter in a bo Miss Kit David Kiel) populur toe! Bum ter, who is to !?.? . is now at home sick non n a*hen he will be ipon his new duties, ?nett to Bo Married. J la l net l and two la and Emma Bar turday for New ?h place he and of that city, will Year s Day. Af ? ' couple will go to Florida snd ?urning to Sum \ w< ? e <d' the Rev, ty, and is a if New Volk. Death < M F. 1 IVtit. Mrs. Sue Be E. Petit, who nue, died at the - unlay morning a brief illness. The funeral se from the residenc tin, South Sumti morning, the bod} denOt for the eemt MlS. Petit leave.' three small childri years of age and w Jones before her m. ceased is the daugh Robert M. Jones of t tion. She is also brother, Mr Peter -J< an-' two ' ?*ei B? Ml ? y rn. J' hg Bought rty Real Estate e of Mr. K. ' nning ave spital Sat ock, after be held S. Cur Sunday ? \e resi j'clock. id and s 33 Beck e de? late see by a ? . ..: ogdon < J. S C art is P nd of ib.a i it;.'. .' sse Hammond t 10 acres with bt ding thereon, f ?. M. Brogdon t Jr. 58.4 acres, $1 Ida C Brogdon acres in county, $ Davis G. Brown two lots in villag and other consid Mary Jane Sec et al, tract of 9. Hannah Batst et al, 10.25 acri Mary A. Harl tracts of 7.2 at and 8 acres 1 ship, |5,500. Matt Floyd and one-half Jackson F Oomery, 5 , consideratlo J. M. Br 54.4 acres B, vy. Plnck ts and -ogdon, irta, 6.1 bert Co., rt, $5.00 Schwartz, U3. Schwartz, G. Brown, s. 10 acres, reek town now, twenty Frank W. $5 and other M. Werts, !,700. Hirer a '??'?.?* b> i ll Policeman. Jim a were ar near B Policei i barg? ly. I and den bu 111 doiii* forced. Davis, colored, le Manning road i Friday by Rural Newman on the runk and disorder led by Judge Wells ?ach for their mis was arrested for not i horse. He also was ch he paid. lolloemen are hot after ave hitherto not buried inlmala and now leave o re out ..f the way on rise's place. The law re t all dead animals be bur hese county officers ire noa sir best to have the law en M M l l It (o ri'u\ MARKET. Corrected Daily by Ernest Field Cotton Buyer. Sumter, I ???>?. 30. Qood middling Iii ?-s. strict middling 12 i-i. Middl mi 1 2 I -s. Sti ion middling 11 7-4 i."w middling ii la pi * i ottoii L to I v on > urk < hi. m ii kci New Y/ork, I ' 80 ?ipen < 'lose I nunr) .12 61) i 8.73 Al 1 ch.I2.6S 12.64 v ;i . . . 1 2.4.s 13.17 Jul) .12.61 12.10 I SOX KU. -? 4i?i?r <ii\< ii Freedom Dining Uood Behavior. 'i*h?* parole for Alexander Cousar, colored, win* is now In the County jail serving a sentence of two years for Involuntary manslaughter, was re? ceived bj the supervisor Saturday and Cousar will be released ;-.t once. Cousar was found guilty at the sum? mer term of court In I M I and begs i his sentence in July, 1911. lie ha* therefore served ii)out 1 months of 1 is tiiniv. During his stay < n t ii*? gang he has been a. good negro. il< - ?eantly he was tak.tn ill aas*! I? nun In jail aica?. Cousar was ;?. mere bey when icted for manslaughter IK and #di< r boys ..?'?nt rabbit hunting <>nv Ufte n<'..n and during th< bunt ht?i shot and kitted amah,a- buy. T. j'. ICirven who Juts been se? riously' fll for the pant two weeks with grtippe, Ls i'< tier today. Marriag? License l&vcord. i n? Lane and Pauline Dunham of ?omter and Richard Bennett and Hattio iioozetha Brown of Sumter, colored, were granted manage li? cense Saturday. The railroad mileage South Carolina during IS ami for 1913 the new n. jeeted is .".">:;, according to the Ala,, afacturers Re< ord. Copyright Hut Schaft? 8c Mar* You have our best wishes for a good year that's coming; we hope it will start right for you and end right; and be good for you all the way between. If we can contribute in any way to your success or hap? piness we'll do it. So far as good clothes will help, we're here with the best. Hart Schaffner & Marx fine suits and overcoats help to prosperity; and make a man look successful. We have lots of other things to wear of the same high quality. Semi-Annual Sale Our Regular Semi-Annual Sale Commences January l?t, 1913 If you have ever attended one of our Clearance Sales you will know what a BIG SAVING this means. Nothing Charged?Strictly Cash. r? I |^ HANDLER _0 THE HOME OF HAR1 SCHAFFNER MARXBCLOTHESIZZTl PHONE 166 :: :: SUMTER, S. C.