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AUCTION SALES.
ENGRAVINGS AT AUCTI

ENGRAvINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Saturday evening az O'Clock, II
n No 2ss Broadway large collection foe Easraviuss
amsd and Number Of Boydss Shakespeare. ready for
examination. fT AR
u mi AMIN MOONEY will sell This Day. i 10 O'Clock
~ at The Auction Roe% ., Joha St Fancy Goods Hard.
e merry Combs and Brashe States, Silver Pencil Ca.ss
Razor SroIs Fancy Soaps &c Also, Gold Watches and
Silver Also lot Of Guas aad Pistols Sold to pay rent
&c &c. f2y 'ltsmc
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
the Twelfth Ward, for sale at suction.-ANTHONY j.
i BLEECkER will sell at ton, FRIDAY, nth Fs-
bruuy Y o'clock the Msrehans Exchange Railroad
Depot HOTEL, corner Of 9TH Avenue and ssh The
property on the east side Of 9Th Avenue and south
side OF S5h Lots 80 feet the Avenue on
the heh street curbed and gulated and situated
large story attic building with cellar kitchen under
the whole with sheds street. The premises
hle for the Of public house,
such $1,000 bond and mortgage per cent
Posssslou will be May 1896 The misses are now
rented at $Io ecury Title indispu able
Also, the story frame colorado HOUSE, with stable
on the northwest corner Of 5h Avenue and
18th with attached pleasantly located Mr.
kloyds Grden the Main Harlem. Part Of the
purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage.
fA Nissrc
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHESNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA,
Under the management Of


Will shortly terminate his the season ever
experienced America order fulfil their at
Baltimore and Washington Among the asss
gagged their large be found the following
MRS LOU Jf "a HoWARp. principal act Equestrian, and
premiere artistic characteristic delneations
ticpersonatons on her celebrated courser.
MRS. EDWARD WOODS an elegant Equestrian. ON two
Hos and in les Aiamandes Francsse, and move
Eight Female Equstens, who appear grand cavsleade.
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian Performer Miss LOUISA
rrilsipsl Male Eauest.ians, Messn LEVI NORTH. T. "
TURNER, and w. B. Carroll.
First Equestrian Pantommist, J. c. ROGERS
Backward Riding. after the Italian invocation, by II SIG
The RIVERS FAMILY-remarkabIe for their high talent
in the gymnastic and Acrobatc arts
- J. NATHANs, Equestrlan Director and tive and 1--WE
Horse Rider-n pupils w Cineade and Little Pastor
rsrso T,. Of Local ChaIacter mR y WOODS.
. X1i,s T.. q Pa the T9aR M
Clowns. MEssRs. MAY and WELLR
Ring Master, Mr. X NICHOLS.
Comic yocalists, MESSRS. KELLY, LATHROf, and
WEAVER.
constant Succession Of first equestrian performers,
from all parts OF the world and continua series Of the most
magnificent Panommes and Spscaces Of high equestrian Co
lebrity.
Scene Painter Mr. JOHN WISER
sumptuous Wardrobe al the nations IN the WORLD
eomnlesd in the first style o exceeucs The suits
frEp5 si Sa1ntEi ws:Ros, Of war; &C., By Ms''
full and talented company Of high dramatic excellence
most superb stud OF high bred Hoses trained Tor the are
and for warike and effects the stage-a
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough ridcfs
hslfpasr AID the performances invariably commsace st
O'Clock ne
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Married.
Brooklyn. on Wednesday evening 25th inst, by the
N. Charles w. Carpenter, Mr.. ALEsEp BRrDaraAS,
'nls city, to Miss MARTHA NJ KING, Of Brooklyn.
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LOOKINC; GLASS PLATES

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
n ANIME OSTHEIMER, Importers, No 3 Bank street,
have just received by arrivals this port
and New York full Of Looking Glass Plates
by to by 90 All polished plate window
by "a to 8 BY ~ Al.o Toilet glasses. r!sssd spsctaees.
States with variety tf other French and German goods
which they offer at the lowest market prices.
jait 1m~nd ghz
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HOWEo' CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Reduction OF first and second tiers cents
Children under u k eents-Pnvate Boxes 50 cents
BENEFIT OF MADAME MACARTE.
r ihay evening, Feb. ~.
First and only this Of tn great
British Rider MR. MOSELEY, who will introduce his i'm.
porte ste. d Kate O'BIirn
MAD ME- MACARTE and MR.. MO SCI EY will apps n
in Tie Pola two horses feat before performed in
America
GRIND Roman Entree
The pathetic horseback, entitled the Child Of the
Ocean, by Master NIXON.
Mr. N. B. Turner, a. The Chinese Enehan,er.
Contentious by Mr.. Cole.
Mr. Vim. Nichols As the Devoted Greek.
Feats Of Featuring. by Mr. Nixon and Bon
The whole conclude with the FaYceof
CUPID IN The SCOT BAG.
% Extra performance every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon
Docn open at 7. performance to at hafpast7
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UNITED STATES SUrkrMK CouRr, Feb. % No
81 James Mackay's execurx and heirs, plainflhs
In error, Patrick NJ Dillon. This cause was iurther
submitted to the court printed argument, ey MT
Bates for the defendant In error.No. llo Wm Wooa'
worhs administrator ct al, appellants vs. James VA,
OF al. The argument Of this cause was continued
By Mr. Latrobs for the appellants and by Nr pop o'
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RILLIARDs IMPROVEp.

plLLthhDC V1InOt LII.
FIELD. resp cifully informs his friends and the
B. that he has returned u his old favoits quarters
RD'S ROOMS, eatrares N Ana ~, Cd oIiug the
building, or lt9 Fulton sreet The Rooms and TIA.
y Iron. with Ar. India Rubber and Cloth Cushions.
doubt suit Euro aud al grsst plav en beng
. this country Larger balls for 5outherners-Caro'
Eor Germans.
ssfcrds new style Billiard Tables for sale. India
Cue LIE sther, best in the city; 6ne Billiard Cloth,
ricsi tbs trade, constantly on hand and for ssls
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
EOh Ftchbprg Keene 0reenfeid Brartleboro, Windsor
Woodsteck Montpelier and Burington, w. aud the Ca
nadas All Passages Parcels and the above
towns, Of the OF New Hampshire
and rmont will be faithfully attended to directed the
care Of l.. Bl0ELOW, II Elm street, Boston,
~ B-Be sure to mark Packages Of Bgelows Ex-
press Jl3rc
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n =. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
LUX Al THIS.

LOOh n lf1IS.
INC OFF FOR tEs5 THAI FIRST COST,
LAT ASSORTMENT Of hru qaslity Bsots and
i 10 make room for rye supply o. French GODS,
way. comprising cork sole boots, water proof aud
oh 30, foe calf Shv ., Psmps, and Dsneing 0atsn,
Siyrs. Buski slippers, les, paint leah ,. white
Sa in white KID. Clogs, Maecasins; alt Kind. OF
IND Ovesshces. he. he all Of which wDi be 80 a
- than hsrstoiors, At S1 Broadway, cor, rr.nslia
NJ. CAHlLL.
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VALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS

TURNER FISHER u Chatham street, have this day
opened their unequaed OF Valentines and
xsensne Y eIs For spsndor variety and chsspuess
call and Valentines made order original fur
nshed Orden from the Country attended promptly.
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NEW CLOTH STORE.

KNOEPFEL q FOUTE,
No. 30 John street.
THE subycribeu have established CLOTH STORE at
No 80 Joha street, and having just received large aud
well selected stock desirable would the
TIN OF purchasers to their assortment consisting Of the
following
FRENCH ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN
CLOTHS AND CASSTDfERES,
Dfap DIES Dssp dFoie Fancy Tweeds and full stock Of
Summer Goods Stn Serges Velvet; and
os newest and most fashionable style OF fancy Casmsres
Also, a fall stock OF TAILORs' TRIMMINGS. The It.
tention oil Iaors particularly requested stock
trsordnsry will be offered m they
specially invited to stock before purchasing
else where. KNOEPEFI, A FO0TE
fl imsr M - iohn .fress
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q FiLE OF TRANSPORTATION I
BALTIMORE 0Hio Ran. koAp Co., !
13d February, 1886.
ronnaas operations Of this Company, which have
temporarily suspended by the breach the EIysvile
n 10 forward by thi. roae therefore rely on heir
Pug prompt despatch to Cumberland, or o any other
|ate ONT on the l,Ie Of the road. Tn Passenger
nov making their regular time between Cnmbsilsld
more
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.

superior ecaey Of this article when used in the last
stages OF pregnancy apparent that female who has
once experienced benefits would be willing any sond
uon be DEPRIVED Oft It's eects shorten and dmi
p's A.. otn csd and methsr in state Of safety.
hycIsn who has made this branch Of his practice spa
ns stsdy y sale - - Broadway corner q John street
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RI THE Mansion House of DR.. Valentine Mott, with 30
E yera Of ground about miles from the CRY
fronting the Hudson River Il will be let with the
No IS John street. from 10 to u o'clock 8 2tawis2w+r
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COTTON MILI

~ COTTUN MILL.
WANTS. situation Manager Of Cotton Mill, a
w intimately acquainted Nth the various modes Of
featuring wool, both England and America; be
by having Of best coadue
ted establishments in the United States Address at this
ONCE JAZZ 2n,src
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ALBANIA,
$50 Rrondsrnu ,par Prince

MUSIC.
MIR. GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
lv1 Friends the Pubic that he prepDsd give
the PIANO FORTE, his residence - Chrys
tie the Of his pupils Terms moderate
made known application ~ ims
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STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
; acres Of ground, Barns Be- &c ss< he'd, The north
shore OF ststeo sland footing the and within
ihrse minutes walk Of Cateton Seamb Landing mile
from Tort richmond anda mile from New sr ghton
70, further particu an snaus OF r John OByen No a
W. u street. the premises, Of Mrs Jane Burger.
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMERER'S MUSIC FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES,
CAE be engaged By applying At 10 PRINCE STREET
~ 10 lm.m
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SHlPWKEl X S,-CIE.TY

n1ersignsd having BEEN sproiptsd by the American
sIeeR Society. TO collect evidence rel tive TO- the
nsctsd i'm the late dsastrous sh,pwreek Of the job
and other els, in the vicinity Of this harbor
nuest ell pers particu arly the Survivors, meet
rootns the American Institute, the Park, any
to Al A. M to the committse IN the discharge
uty
COMMITTEE:
Chandler, J. W. Francis. M. D.
thompson, Gen. John Dorsey,
bpln, Jas De Peystef Ogden,
Henry Msies
orb, Feb. "a, 1896 f2sNrc
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MILITARY NOTICE

IVOIIOE.
THE Annual Argus" M,lit,ry. C,yic and Fsney Dress
Ball. will take place FhIDAY, the 27th Of February,
At the Apol Rooms. az Bro ,dw.y Ticket. Two DSll.rs
raj, Ars.ns Yard; Mercer use, Mercer and
Br,ome and At Military Hail. Bowery, opposite sring 81 or
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\ TO MILLINERS.

n Z.
4sn WILL BE SOLD he p, Or exchsnged for city pvo.
kper,y very valuable vsl-y grain and Gar
rich soil having been all cultivated highly manured
and seed within five aud yields abundant crops
sussd 30 miles from Now York, from Hun ington,
Cod spr,g md fm tsmngdsle BY tn. best roads IN the
county OF SuH TX The buildings all nearly and
sst Of commodiou, Dwellings, Barns, Cow Sheds. Car
mage use Poultry ious Ice House Bakery Wah Room.
and smoke House. Twenty lie poson prodoce
ths eare. vegetables and being W.T. n ~ hours eommuni.
eaton with Bfoshlyn to which cas- from Farm,ngdsie
lars apply 10 F. 9. LUCKEY,
fNawsm 8, John st.
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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EAST NEWARK.
YtsA THE WHOLE OF THIS VALUABLE PROPER.
8T rY consisting Of about hundred and fifty of
iand with about mile Of front the Passac River
oppute the city Of Newark where the Morris Canal
the river is for sale o. very terms will be
aid parcels to suit Persons esab
sh Of kind the city Of New York will
il and New YORK city cannot be equal
led and t. the first applicants bsr ssyMg.. will gwen
Ia ALsO-A FURNISHED HOUSE 8 RENT. No
E::H - North Moore Particulars will Re by the
.e1 subscriber, GEO l. PRIDE
fh 3trrc a Wall st.
HOUSE WANTED,
III ONa Jesse for two three years. and
: half betw h and 5h avenues and
not higher than l2th street. house, and
would be preferred Warm and cold baths indus
pensable. Address 8. j. SYLVESTER,
1875 sire ii Wall st.
WANTED.
"A A. Two Story Dwelling House, with basement and
:8 yard sitting and bed rooms, in the
central part # the city. and Suitable small family.
et not TO exceed $500 annumCroon indspensa-
be-adjacen 70 Broad.sy and NOT further than Prince
&c. and left at the Herald Office. will be attended
f19 lwis-rc
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Mk. ULDFlELD,
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PIANIST, &C.,
No. 2l5 William atreet

M ILL be happy to play Concerts and CotilIon Parties
w Musc,l and give instrue tons
the Piano Forte. Mr. u has beautifully toned Piano Forts
that he will sell cheap for cash Can be No. a Broad
way msrc
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. GARD.

NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.
THIS GALLERY will hereafter be op-n Monday and
Tuesday evenings for the accommodation Of those who
cannot visit It during the day. .
Do Saturdays open iree the children attending the
public schools MED by their teachers Arrang
to admit schools can be made with The doorkeeper
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! sse, stla y endsav6rsto keep ifnet tessary.
Tile asPiritand enthusiasm, which nov ex3
isis. IN: regard to lhec0nnexion Of Sumter
with Ciarleslon:and2 ilminglo1, SG.l
by Rail Road. s's
In Politics, T'nE BANNER will be strict.
ly;lDetHacras; &c. and will give firm support
y stils dtaisAdministration; 80 fartas
y 6 conforms to the principles upon which
" secuted the sshptort Of the Democratic
party d Tho South.
tiic assistance Ola friend, hilly conipe.
tent. to- the %tnsk, has been soc,ite for lie
editorial uepdftment. Ii is not deemed
ilileeccssary5i0 make an.exp0sition Of the
great variety Of matter ltidt will be con-.
tninei in the pages Of ourfpaper; suffice ii
sny. lltat no pnins WILDE sparei! 10 render
Y unacceptable ylsiter In every family in
The District. The undersigned tfusls, that
the late failure intttic attempt 10 establish
paper in this place, will not be permitted
to operate unfhvotubIy upon his enterprise.
The paper will be printed on n super.
royal sheet. wilhSfive columns TO the page,
Mt Two Dollars and Fifty Gents, If puij in
advance, Three Dollars, al the expiration
ot sin months. or Fhrce Doldrs and Fifty
Cents, al the ciid Of the year.
WILLIAM j.. FRANCIS.
Iroprcitor and p uJlisArr. 81
N. B.-=For further particulars, us re-
CARDS a,Rertiaing, &c: STE terms on frs,
page. Communications on business, &c.,
and subscriptions aud advertisements, will
be received a, the pftitei uf Messrs. May
RANT q RIcItARbsoN, or at the publishing
room OF the paper.
Subscriptions and advertisements are
solicited.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
XEAE SEo7ZNYXzEc -RoQ.VsVeEES.

UNDER the above Title.i. is proposed 10
publish paper in the Town Of Sumter.
vile. The paper will be issued weekly,
on tho morning Of esery Wednesday.
II is believed, that Sumter District ne.
forts as many capabilities for sustaining
weekly newspaper 9s a medium Of Adver.
dsementr General News and Business. ms
any of her sister Districts in the S,a,e; and,
et,Rtling in this belief ne invite, to ouI
fossnns, the attention OF those, boil, il,
rhls aid the surrounding Districts, who
may 30 losirous Of advertising and sec Il,
10 10 so' II is well known, that the sup
port OF !apcr in. general, depends no, so
much on the eInGgnifudc Of its subscription
Ms.,ss ON ont The advertising patronage which
r. may receive This is the case in. cities.
M asSInuy 'ftwn, however, and District,
as .'fsisrwe mrs, depend on the patron.
age cos Of subscribers and advertisers.
We ~. noPe%hen, that Our enterprise will not
n'i 'soa' s'r;c, "&t Y Of encouss sgement.
" "'r.e' a'ention will BE-, paid 10 the To-
eres's oN tho Towma and District, and
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HeHDRic Notice.

TIE subscribers will attend on Saturday,
the 2isl Of Nute,!'hrr; 10 con.ract for the
building "f two Bridges of 30 feet each,
aud Cnuseway Of l20 yards, and two
Abntmcnts "f 81 feet cucl. across the
Swimming Peas. on Scape Ger Swamp
The Bridges to DO bull. Of good and sub.
slantial materials; Tie Bridges and Cause
way, To he 4 l-2 to feet hish-,hc Abut:
inen,s Of Brick.
The terms Of payment made known on
$. LACOSTE, Chairman,
Salem Board Committee.
II. SPANN, Chuirrnan.
CIaremont Board Committee.
Sumterville, Nov. o, 1876. 9 If
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TO PRINTERS,
Type Foundry and Printers
EN3'eistiaig Wsxl.eh0use.

LIE Subscribers have opened NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY in the city Of New
ORR, where they are ready to supply or
aers to any extent, Tor any kind Of JOB or
NANCY TYPE, and every ariiele -neees.
sary for Printing Office.
The Tyre, which are cast in new moulds,
from an entirely new set Of materials, with
deop counters, are warranted 10 be unsur.
passed by any, and will be sold at prices 10
suit the times. h
Printing Presses furnished; and also
steam Engines Of the mos. approved pat.
terms.
~. B. A Machiniss is constantly in a.-
tendance TO do ligh, work.
Editors of newspapers, who will buy
lhrce times as much type as their bills
amount tn. may give the above six months
Insertion in their papers. and seud their
Paers containing il to The subscribers.
COCKCROFT e. OYEREND,
Oct 3; 1916, 6m. 6S Ann 81.
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THE inADE0ID STRINGS
FEM ALE ACADEMY.

resumed on the 18th Of January, IS47.
The interest manifested towards his en-
tcrprisc, has Induced the Principal to pur-
chase the establishment, aud he is now
engaged in making extensive eimptovcmcn,s
on the buildings aud grounds.
The loca,l"n, after having Undergone The
lest uf th"rc than ii hulGcen,ury, as a place
uf resort fur health, certainly needs no
new comn:endHii"n. hn.l The writer, (huv.
ing very strong consump,ivc ,ehdency,)
from his own experience dutlng The last
very sevctc winter, believes that the .ry.
ness nf the atmosphere renders this one Of
the best 1cfHfcf, hs well as sutt,mer resi-
dcnccs; tlial can be selected in the South:
rrn r".ih'tt. AS regariIs Health, econ6Giy,
and ftttdotff from the influences that often
relard the progress of young ladies' in VIII
lagos mud towns, this Institution presents
peculiar advantages: to which NAV lie adj
siesl, refined and intelligent society in its
vicinity.
II is the putpose Of the Principal 10
build up IAN institution in which thorough.
anhi nj The stme time, accomplished edit
cation may be obtained: and regarding all
rI''c'iin" ns rhtiiclll ltl- llcfna.ix ixn--.rhirl.
does not aim at the formation and training
"i The moral character according to the
spirit and Pretcpts Of the Gospel, lie will
rndchv"r to educate The hearts Us we'll
MS the minds and manners Of his pupils,
and I" prepare them for becoming useful
and intelligent members Of society.
Drlicacy ior6lds the Principal 10 speak
OF The competency Of himself and Mrs:
DuBosE to conduct such M Institution.
but he pledges himself that The Teachers
cnsngc'', are Of The first order in ll,cir dc.
parluIrnts!
4 Chapel has been 7cAed, and the
Young ladies' will enjoy the advantages of
regular religious services every Sabbath
The scholastic year vii! consist Of ten
months! vacation Of Two weeks will
be given from The IS. 10 The 18th Of May,
and the exercises close on the 9Th u( No
vembcr.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tui:ioni including
Fuel, Lights and Wishing, $3.50 OO
Music-Piano or Guitar, inclu.
ling Vocal Music and use OF
Instruments, so OO
Drawing and Painting, 30 90
Modern anguagcs--French,
Spanish, German Of ilaian. 40 90
IFFhe terms. except the furnishing Of
Stationery, will BE the same as they have
been during the present year.
Instructors.
NEv; J. J. DuBOS Sc, Mrs. NJ: r. DUBOSE,
IsAACAULD, Nj. r. Miss MARY HORT.
Dr.. AuLb will deliver course OF Lee.
lures on Chemistry during the year, and
complete chemical aud philosophical nppa.
ra.us viii be provided for illustrating by
experiments, the subjects Of Ills Lectures.
r 10 krnh IN
part Of tho exercises of The school, but
nei'her for this, Chemistry, nor Latin and
Greek, will there be any crtra Charge
The charge Of $50 will cover all the OK.
penscs Of pupil; unless she receives in
struction in Instrumental Music, Drawing,
or the Modern Languages.
N, B.--Each young lady will be expect.
c" 20 nave !'tr name distinctly marked on
every article Of her clothing, and also to
furnish her own towels.
NOr. II, 1916. Q ,r
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Election Notice.

IN pursuance Of an Act Of the Legislature
passed in December 1880, an Election for
CLERK of the Court Of Common Pleas
and General Sessions for Sumter District;
wall take place at tho usual places Of Elcc-
ton in said District. on Tic Second Aondav
IN January next, being the I.h day Of
said month.
]. NJ. DARGAN, c. c. p.
Nov. 3, 1876. tf
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~ Dticc.

TIE Undersigned would respectfully in
fnrn the citizens of Sumter. thai lrt has
decline! running for The Clcrkship at the
ensuing Election. and wuul.I take this oc.
cnsion, To express his sincere thanks ln his
friends who have SD kindly forwarded his
interest, &c. w. t. MELLETT.
Nov. II, 1910: 9 IF
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|. 1. A 4 E LAR GE sT0 CK g oFSs 3 5S'
BO CTS AND sFE0Hg

IS We .are noY hentnk {our Fall stock
com Pfistng every dsscripiioii of sc ~ d anu US
pc egged.lw,4 y. PR, made lii The best manner; 81
pa Il rl.cula for " refill fae, consisting
in art of :he Toll owing kinds 81. 3
q CENT? EME EMS q.
Light fair stitch PhiiaileiDhia sSSit
Boots at44f4ssl tss; EfY a., q nj
Light sewed snd pc gged at5 8 50to;4 s0f; 4.
Water Proof sewedS and s:s:
Pegged a. 8 80 % &, az IS
Heavy se.yea and beegetj kifJ s3s3
and calffat 0f "a. q sOiS q
Fine calf scWed aud pepped !t5E #
water proof Bootces at n so TO 9 sO(1 q;
Fineicalf and goat sewed anu SO
begged Bon,ees at !. i Is ia 3 25 s.
Stout calf and kip scwed aud 81
Pegged Booiess III rs 10 Il cd IS
BOYS SsS.ss ,es
Light Boots, various sizes atsI SO Is Q SO !:
:. and stout Bootees az 5Oito L s25
,.s: LADIES' 1. I.
Black and Eoloted gaiief Boot
- ses, ptiflPs iiiil wells al Il SO to- rs
Black and color'd gaiter Shoes ~
pumps and welis.at 5Ot6s / rs
Seal and leather walking RHs: si
kins and Boots at so to / 90 (
Best Philalelphia Slippers,
Ties and !Buskin, wells at rs 20 L CO.
Best color'd morocco and kid 4:
Ties and Slippers at IS rs to 1 90 &
Morocco, kid and leather Ties - ~ :.S
and Slippers at ii . yi5.y 81 10 7e3 Q
Prunella Slippers and Buskifi 81 5sS
walking at 62 10 4 OO5 !
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Seal, leather aid morocco Boot
ees and Buskins a 81 io.S7
Kid and French morocco Ties
and fBuskins at, 80 10 81
Prunella and col u. ganbroons ct so 10 rs &
Leather welt and pump Boots
ees az 3, SOTO 81 /
CHILDRENiS
Black and cold morocco and Kid
Ties at {, 25 10 90 ]
Black and col bgai3eT Bootecs at 81 to IS
Leather, seal ShdfMGfocco at rs to rs (
o. b x md fsl M IA n.-.ee1 at 25
...x 1000 Pairs Z, =:
lie Men Ind PSS Russo, q daRnd . 5
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