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Britt's TaOteI,
HEMPSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

NJ A9tAl4Nh bNB iiishilH FAD IO.,
ARKANSAS.
HE subscriber bcEa leave 10 inform his friends
J and the public, that he still continues busi.
ness at Dis old stand. where be has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary for the accom-.
modaioH Of the ttagcling community. lIq house
j. cemmodious, The rooms well arnnred for
families and hiu table well supplied with the beat
the maikcl affords.
llil stables are large, bauntifllly Fnpplled with
provendrr and attended By careful os1rrs
He pledges hmeelf that nothing shall b, want.
ing on his pari to render comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him a call. His charges will be
ns moderate us those Of any other house in the
SOUTH aa un evidence Of which he rrfels to the
following
RULES
BOARDING per month, $40
Boarding und lodging per week, a. rs
day, 25
Single meal - 25
Lodging, - 05
Home feed,
Keeping man and horse allnight, 81
Keeping horse per week, 80
GEO o. BRIT
Washington, Oct. 90, Is45.-1-tf
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Doctors ,gett & IRlncI,

I AVE associated themselves in the pr,otics
. Y Of Medicine. Their Offices are in Wnsh.
ingion and Fulton where sne or the other NAV
at OIL ilnea DO found 10 attend all calla 70, ihsf,
seryceh W. ''0''
Wilmington, October "a, le46.4su
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#SHSg.G GODS.

NEW & 00D
EssRs COLLINS 4 sKAS Rave IHI=
II daf H6ahsI tie following faadz aHsH
they viii aii idi Cash, Cotton, Be5s84N Iitrf1
hides and friry,
GROC RfES.
% barrels super -four,
IS barrels sugar,
rs barrels whisksy,
10 barrels m0lasscs,
hirrtis mackefrl
30 bars Rio coffee,
50 sacks uit,
Freurh add American brandy,
Tobacco, frgsr. seap, candles,
Powder, butter, chggsc, &c,
DRY OOD!S.
Light and dark prints, m De Lains and Ca.h.
more, D. b. ,lk warp alpHcca, SHAY Is, nnsl.us.
lawns, lueest hosiery glosrs, brown and beachtd
slrg,lr and lhiung, Lowtlis, kuscy, Lu.ry.
Kent irnns, laangls, Blue aud > B. Bfga5e,o,h5
aul Caalmsra
CLOTHING.
Blue, black, dress nnt ifoes coats, black and
fancy cashmere pants, cashmere, satin, white
aui figured Msraeillrs vests, with fine assorimyll
Of HlliHA
EOgTs AND SHOES,
Superior calf sswrd bog,a, heavy ealfPoggcd
boots, heavy oaii Napoi,ou boots, heavy mud
haois, heavy Hip lesi-, men rud boys Zip and
mae,l bwgars, ladies aHl children shoes.
MAJ rs.
Fonr clsss new and fashionable hats, icgcihcI
with dfab, pearl. wool and palm hats
Nails, Cash1gs, hon, md Sissk
In ndi.iion 10 the above we have a stock of
Summer C'oihiug, a general usaoHIneui of Gro.
crrIts. DJy Goods. Hardware, Queens aud Tin.
ware. One Of the partners has recently returned
lum The north, where the boots, shoes, hats and
dry goods were bought " The manufacturer. and
hre new aud fashionable styles One Of us will
hlye IN few days for New ORGANS and The
noHh aBd we shall be In receipt Of new goods
by nearly every bont during navigation We
n nociiuliy ask all 10 coll aud examine our stock
before nurrlnHing elsewhere.
March %, lslG-9G
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%. 600 aeres O. Lands
FoRZ Z.4.zEE,
l. TIE STATES o. ARKANSAS
AND aIssIs slPpI.

Il TIE STATES u ARK - -
AND aIssIs slPPI.
T sHE undersigned nas ellaf5 fur sais roaTY
1 FHoaassp AEaHz O. lkxp ia.uua5. IN iHa
ealtaa growing FazIoa 81 the slaIgz ef Aazaszaa
uud hHFisaifFi, in quantities 70 SUIT purchaser.
Among Tho cpunu OF ihp iormeTbfe H=uasisad.
Sfrisr BaHHs, fiafi, Oluztiia, r5i5a. and
LliaBrie, and among The counl y n the hitter
Stale. arc Dtssfo, Marshall. Trsi-1, Pagn,s
Illlalasia, Ciosfar Carroll, Thlmrs, Tais.
bsitiif, Hil8f, W15iiaT'5s and Yssoa. Town.
slip Mapl have bem procured Of pa.l Of these
lalis inhCn fiom The original pllis of It. S Sur.
gryl. shcwiLg accurately, the vatrr r0urarf, sc.
Aat The uudcr rlcd boo also procured ai d eftai
expense, competent persons o. esumue portion
of these lands, By quarter seciIous, who have
furnished cafiuua iciI aots1, giving minute ac.
count of ihc growth of timber, pudrrrr0Wih and.
with q dagrm Of The 7urlnss. water.
eoursrH, Nci also thc quality, dinalon. local
adgau'aFfs, and value II each qgaalF section
separately
TmM-lWe paymcaiG, one i'.h cash in hanl.
and ihe residue Ia one, iNo, thru, and four ycar
equal insiAlmenf, with initrc5l i5 m date ii sole
n. b.-Pcnonl owning pianialium adjoining
or ln lilo vicinity Of these lands, con he called
upon, who will show them 10 those Wishing to puf.
ch1se with view So a settlement
Further information can be had, by adirrs4'ag
Boweu q Co., Memphis. Tenn, OF Wm. n
Bowers. Iilile Rock, Afls. or J. Silnry Smith,
Washington, Hampstead county, Afia, yasitge
PhA
GT.eD1V NRntn- ~
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26
RATES THE
zEasiaIngfoa tzoteI.

HhoABniNG hg tie mouth. sia
I HHH55HIIas and Id ug per mouth. =. 80
iIazHlaz and iaazuE naf WaeA daaaH na..i
a. HHtH tIHHH. s.
aaaf.lIaz aaa lodging Per day during eaaa ef
pine Inn. 81
flaaHHH# aaH Ead#iHs pr NHHt. =. 81 ID
iizaHl.aH aud i9a#iaE pr daYt -
6.a#He MaHla i
A#az#HHH5 =
H###N Id, -
keeping HaIss = haafz. -
keeping nm mud hefzH ii nlsai. =. 81 =
keaH.as halzs pei wssk. 3
mauIht SD
naaflan WI b. ezpzzisaia ply Al tie end a
eaeI month.
y HIaHt 4 Il p h#f
RI SULLIVAN, P8HrIsi5r.
Washington. Aaea#i >. SIS Ut
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26
FROM LITTLE Rock 70
~ IsIlINgTa N.-.iIlK...
American House.

aeGlaH
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GIN MAKING, &C.

We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins arc not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing ~! tho all
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a great deal in way vi re-
pairs We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in all angle that cannot possibly
lnjure the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the rle,ing ol the cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages OF lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet linc-such as Bedstcats Wardrobcs
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
SC. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms
HUDSON & BROTHER
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumtervil!c, April 22, 1877. 2G ly
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EP'PING,s
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS
L xk4hDA A"D
DELIGHT.

DELlGHI.
There are few cases OF chronic and painful
Rheumatism that will not yield to the influ-
once of Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight if
duly persevered, especially if taken in con-,
junction with Hydr. of Potash, times called
Mercurial Rheumatism (volent pains in the
bones, &c, resulting from the mercury taken
by patients during severe tcvers and other
protracted disease.
1t is highly recommended for all diseases
of the skin, chronic as well az recent. One
bottle will, in most instances, effectuay re-
move all pimples, postules, or blotches on the
face, to which young persons in this climate
are 80 much subjected to. arising either from
impurity of the blood or debility. II is the
best remedy known for scrofulous affections,
sores, and breakings out in young children,
and is safe and eficacious in removing entire
ly every trace of hereditary diseases from the
system in the tenderest infant; in factn aleu-
taneous affections it is invaluable. AS gen.
eral purifier of the blood, and an eradicator Of
all obstinate diseases this preparation will un-
doubtedly take the precedence Of all other re-
medies. 1t gently operates upon and reg
uates the bowels, restores to the blood its
wonted purity, gives tone to the stomach, and
promotes digestion.
1t will effectually relieve Erysape!uS ercn
III it's worst stages, and all persons suffering
from this distressing complaint are advised to
use it, first SO, but il no marked relief be found
after taking one bottle, it will be necessary
to use the Hydriodated Potash with it.
Not wishing to publish certificates as is
done in tile case OF all quack medicines of the
day, to effect their sale, and SO force them up
OIL the public, the subscriber begs leave to
state that this preparation has been prescribed
and used by number of Physiciansand Plan
tcrs of our city and neighborllood, with great
success, viz: DIR. II. r. Frost, DR.. w. G.
Ramsay, DR.. Thos. Y. Simmons, DIR. G. C.
Prtchard, Mr. S. Legarc, Lieut. Wilson, u.
S. II. S., all Of this city, DR.. James Stoncy,
Beaufort. DR.. ]. A. Mayes, Sumter &c.
For the composition of this preparation,
and the Medicinal Properties of the Queens
Delight, Physicians are respectfully rclercd to
the 5th and 9th Nos Vol. l, Of the sSoutlern
Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy"
Price 81 per bottle, or ss5 for do The
same preparation as Syrup is also prepared
at 81 per quart bottle, or s. per 6 bottles.
Prepared by J. PETER NJ. EpPING,
Kcmist and Druggist, king-si.
Charleston, s. G.
For sale in SunicrriNc by the Agent,
JOHN L. MILLER, NJ D.
1-Thc subscriber will receive negroes Ia
boring under any of the above mentioned dis
cases, even the most hopeless and obstinate
cases, on treatment; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing to incur
the expense attendant on such treatment,
and are willing to dispose OF them with the
view of seeing them cured, will find pur-
chaser in the subscriber, who is willing to
give fair price for such.
March 81 lSI7 % "
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Peters TegciuL(c Pills.

TESTlMoNiALS.-E EAiracr t.: letter from
Or. WainSs, oi PhiIadrip H. Feb $780,
Your fiilSearc the nidrsl IN their operations,
and yet most powerful IN t!cir rl,ccis, Of any
that have ever met with in practi,e Of eight
and twenty years Their action 'n the chyc,
ana hence on The impurities OF the blood, is
evidently very surprising"
Extract of u letter FROM Dr. II nry Hall, Of
Qncbcc, L c., March G. ISli -"For bilious
fe,crs, sick headaches. ,cr,d.ty Of the towels,
md enlargement OF the spleen, Dr. Peters
Pills are an excellent medicine" For sale by
all the Druggists in Augusta, Hamburg anu
Charleston; in Sumterviic by A. }. MnsEs.
Also. for salc by A. J MOSES, and Drug
gsts generally, HARRiSON'S OINTMENT
nm nnfai!ing remedy in the cure OF all kinds Of
Wounds, Sores, Scalds and Burns and the
Piles Prize SO cents.
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DR.. ORDON'S
VEGETABLE ANTI-BILLI0US
FAMILY PILLS.
GREA ARRIVAL!

CIR EA II ARRIVAL!
30 BUSHELS or 25 900 Boxes Dr.,
GORDON'S FAMILY PILLS. The vast
and increasing demand for this new and Justly
celebrated MEDICINE. nnd the nun. rolls cues
they are daily efecting in al! portions ol the
country where they have been int. oiuced. of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints ard Bilious Dis
ascs, with their well known attendants Sick
Headache DC, hns induced the undersigned to
make arrangements to receive their t..cks tli.
rect from the Proprietor, and would say 10 lhcr
numerous customers that they are prepared Ia
supply them wholesale or retail at N. York
prices.
DR.. GORDON'S VEGETABLE ANTI.
BILIOUS PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF BILIOUS FEVER.
Yellow Fever, Rcmittent and Intermittent Fc
vrrs, !nfianInalory. Nervous AMI Putrid Fever.
tuin in the Head, side Back and Stomach In.
Illumination OF the Brain, Stomach, Lunus.
Liver, Kidneys, Throat una Chest; Dropsv'
Scroiuin. Syphlis Sick Headache, Rheumatism
Chol'c, Low Slirlts, Dyspepsia, Mysteries.
Or: Gord"ns Pills are truly The sick mans
friend. N" traveller or family should Lc with
out them.-Thcir timely administration will
prevent much paIn and suffering, and save many
valuable lives.
For Sale in Augusta by Havland, Rislev s.
Co., in SumtcrrilIe, S. c. by A. }. MOSES,
and oil enquiry will he fount' in all the Towns
and Country Stores in the southern Stutcs.
Price % CENTS per- box.
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OFLOOK HERE. m

80 The subscriber has just returned from
Glg the North with full and well selected
sock OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and All
KIND of JEWEl.RY. Also, PISTOLS. Fine
CUTLERY, PERFUMERY, TOYS and
hnlck hn0chcries OF every description.
The above stock is the largest that has
'vcr been offered in Sumtcrvllc. Has hccn
selected with great care, and cannot fail 10
please.
Purchasers may expect to find crc9i buy.
gains ior Cash.
The subscriber returns his rrcaf,,,' ar-
acknowledgements for past favors and soic.i. :,
renewal OF patronage.
FREEMAN HONT.
Sumtcrvile, Sept. Ii, lSI7. l6 ly
n B-Clocks, Watches, and I"wcIry re-.
paired as usual
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NEW FALL GOODS AT TIL f
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
MI. DIeUCHxEEs e. CO

Are now receiving from the North, very
large and splendid assortment OF Reasonable
Goods, contistng in part Of, Cloths, Cassi-
inercs, Sattnets Vestings, Linens, Sccarls
Cravats and Stocks-piaip, figured and strip
led Alpaccas, and other desirable Goods for
Ladies Dresses; Also, splendid variety Of
Callcoes and Chntzes, and the very hest and
cheapest assortment Of Blcachcd and Brown
Muslins in the Town.
The above Goods have been selected with
the greatest care, expressly for the Crmden
Market, and having been purchased on the
most advantageous terms for cash, will be
sold at a very small advance on tho Northern
,cost.
Also--A Large Stock of
Hardware, Groceries, Baggins Rome,
Twine, Boots and Shoes.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

Smoked Salmon, Tongues and Beef;
Picked do Mackerel and Tongues.
Sardines, Holsters, anchovies, capers, olives,
pickles;
Imitation English and Northern cheese, mac
.caroni.
Crushed and loaf sugar; assorted brown do.
Rio and Old Java coffee; supcrfine hyson
and gun-powder teas; N. Orleans and Yves,
India Molasses; half barrels Northern Flour;
CHAMPAGNE AND LIQUORS..
Baskets champagne, of superior brands;
Champe and other cordials best French
Brandy, vintage 1905; sup. sherry and ma
deira wines; tencrffe and malaga wines; old
Scotch and monongahcla whiskcy; Jamaica
and Northern Rum; Holland Gin (very old),
Old Peach and Apple Brandy; old Port wine,
very superior; orgeat, ginger, raspberry, lem
on and other syrups.
PRESERVES
West Indin Preserved ginger; West India
preserved pine Apples; lines, peaches, pums
and cherries. Fresh prunes, currants, citron
and lemons.
Segars.
Butterfly, Diana, Regalia, Gold Leaf,
Charleston, Crowp Eagle, and various other
approved brands. Just received, and for sale
ny S. B. LEVY.
Camden, S. c., Nov. IL, 1917. 3tf
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plantation for sale on Esaa-
Tin Creek.

The subscriber offers for sale his plantation
on Raitin creek, contai 'rg about six hum
dred acres, one half OF which is cleared and
in good order for cultivation. 1t is situated
near the Camden Branch of the South Car
olina Rail Road, four miles from Boykin's
mills, and the same from two other mills, and
twelve from Camden. On the premises is a
comfortable dwelling and all necessary out
buildings. 1t has fine water, and is Of unex-
ceptionable health For information by let
ter, address the subscriber at Camden.
d. NJ IIERIOT.
Sept. 1S. AZ 3m
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Limited Hsaa.tncrsl,,p.

Inc subscribers hereby give notice that
upon the 10Th day of October 1917, thcy en-
tered into Coparnership under the name
and firm OF CHISHOLM g. MLAURIN,
Tor the transaction i'll the Village of Sumter
v.llc 80. Ca, OF general Cash Mercantile
BUSINESS; The said firm consisting OF Ans
gus Chisholm Il Daniel b. McI.aurin, gene
ra' Part,'ers' ana Isaac James Chandler spc-
cia partner, who llrs contributed 10 tbc rnm-
mon stock the sum OF $500 OO ,s his ,rn-
nort!on OF The capital thereof. and who will
DC ent''icd TO receive olIc-th.rd of the profits
winch shall he realized and. gained in the
transaction oI the SAID Mercantile business ::
ana 'tat'ihe sol Copnr,ncrship will termi-
nate ulon t!lc-tirst day OF October a. d.
lSi"' y. CHISHOLM,
ID. b. McI.AURiN,
Sept. 90, Isi7. 81 Gw
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

The undersigned has received and now
open his FALL STOCK, suitable for ,hc
season, consisting Of
Cashmeres, DeLaines, Gala PIaids, Cali
Goes; Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Twceds, S,ijnetts.
Flanneis, Blankets, Linscys, Ncgro-cloths
Keady-made Coats, Vests, Dress-shirls, Un.
'der-shlrts, Drawers; Blcached and Brow,
sheetngs and shirtings, Fashionable Hat,
anu caps together with an assortme,, Of
hardware, Iron, Steel, Cut, and wro',. NajIy:
Cro,ckery, Saddlery and Groceries; which
will be sold for Cash at The ko,ccsi ,uaykc, n,;.
'ces. a call from purchasers is solicited
- a. NJ. KENNEDY.
Camden, Oct. l3, 1872. SO Ct
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NO ADVANCE IN SHOES.

opened at The store formerly occupied by
them. a Hrge and well selected assortment
OF Boots ant Shoes, which for quantity,
quality and cheapness, can safely DEFY ALL
COMPETITION. My stock has been laid in at
the manufactures for cash, and notwiths,and-
ing the advance with others, can and shall
sci! at oM priccS-give me patronage and
your anticipations shall be realized In part
offer
GENILEMENS
Light calf, goat and kip scwed and pegged
Boots, at 2 1-2 to 81.
Heavy water proof sewed and pcggc'd do,
Fine calf sewed and peggggcd W. proof Bootes,
Fine calf scwed and peg'd do neat do
Ia to 3 I-2
Stout do and kip sewcd and pcgged do
A lot Of home made Bootccs, l to 81 Ia
BOYS
Light calf Boots, all sizes, at Ia to 50
do do and kip Bootees, at SOC to l 1-2
do morocco Pumps, at rs to 90
LADIES'
Black and colorcd Cater Boots.
Pumps and Wells, at l U0 to l rs
Black and colDred Cater Shoes, at'75 To 25
Morocco and kid walking shoes, at rs to .25
Seal and leather do do at rs to OO
Best Philadelphia Ties and Slippers
at 81 to- 90
Morocco and leather Ties and Slippers,
at so 10 rs
I'runclla Ties and Buslns, at rs to l 90
MISSES
Seal, leather and morocco Buskins,
a. 81 l-2 Ito 81 l-2
KID and French Mo. Ties and Slippers,
at IS to 90
iruneila and cold gambroon at 81 1-2 to IS
Leather and pump wit Bootccs, at so to 81 IL
CIIILDRENS
Blk and cold mo- kid Ties and Buskins,
at % 10 20
Leather, seal and morocco at 25 to G2 l-2
Black and co!orcd Cater Boots at 80 to rs
Infants Kid Bootccs, at 25
@4OOO pairs mems and BOYS rus
set and black Brogans, at 5Oc to Sl
House servants strap shoes and buskins,
al G2 to 81
Ca!l-skims, Lining skins, shoe thread and
all kinds Of src makers tools ALWAYS Oh hand
and q! ihc beS, kind.
LARGE AS&ORTNEN1 or HATS.
Mems Partisan style Beaver Hats
black and d.ab cashmere do
BIRD and medium brim do
pear, plated, coney and glazed do
iiir, cnih velvet and glazed caps
Boys do Il, do do do
Chldrcn's iincy cloth and velvet do
.!l.so-Alcn's and boy's round and suuarc
top Hats, very low, either at retail or by the
luZcn.
BON.NEYS.
Ladies' and .n.ss,.s lcgnorn, tuscan and rec,
china and cu,urg braid, lawn, black pomha
zine, rutland, English straw, colorcd lawn,
silk and alpaca, plain and figured willow, &c.
~ a!l lhcir varieties ana shapes, at prices,
that cannot be heat
Holding to the Cash System, my motto
shall be "f{nics S"lcS ami small proGiS," ask
ng none idpay an extra prcc 10 make up
Tor the losses sustained by the credit system.
HJ-ltcncm5cr all shoes over 80 cts. arc
warranted, ana i'll every instance rips repaired
without charge. Boots and Shoes made to
order, and hall-soling and ncndiny eyccntcd
with dispatch &. w. OI.NEY,
Opposite he Bank Of CaH.dcn
uJ-A. BEER, who has bccn in charge of the
M:ssrs. Bl-tlctt's business in this place,
since ISL, respectfully informs their cus;o-
l'crs' and his friends generally, that having
the sole conduction OF the above concern, for
MIR. G. w. Olncy, he hopes by attention and
asslaui'y,to merit Il continuance of patronage
Can!e'' Oct. l3, 1917. 50 il
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CEz1N A'S EOTET,,
SCMTERVlIl.E = e

The undersigned, proprietor of Chna's Ho-
tel, at Sumter Court House, s. c., respect
iully informs his friends and the public, that
he has Thoroughly rcitted his Hotel, and that
It is now in complete order for the accommo-
daIIon Of Boardcrs, Visitors and the Travel
ling public.
<sS, q lie rcturns his sincere thinks to the public
Iarge ssis'fhcir generous and liberal patron
%sSS' ssssr'pes by strict attention to their
comfort &c merit its continuance.
Ills establishment is conveniently situated
on the Main street, near the Court House,
ana w.ll be tound convenient 10 members Of
the far and Planters visiting the Court House
on business His table will be carefully and
regularly furnished.
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
Dec. l6, 1916. ,f
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DARLINGTON AND GADSDEN
WA sUMTERvILLE.)
l. l N r Q + ST A G. ES.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
Public that, OH Monday, 4;h October, he will
commence running I'wo Horse IA OK,
between Surntcrvlle and Darlington c. H.,
on the following days, viz
Leave Sumterville OIL Monday, al 6 A. NJ.
and arrive at Darlington c. / same day at
+. NJ
Leave Darlington c. II. Oh Tuesday G A.
NJ arrive at Sumtcrvile same day, at 7
p. M.
Leave Sumiervillc on Wednesday n, 6 A.
NJ. and arrive at Darlington c. III. same day
at y. NJ.
Leave Darlington c. H. on Thursday at 6
A. Al. and arrive al S;m,crviile same DAY a,
y. NJ
by tbs arrangement persons Travelling
Hon this line from Darlington, will he detained
but one night i'll Stm,crvilc as the Stare
leaves here on Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, and arrives at Gahstlrn in time for the
evening train OF Cars to Columbia.
u-'The route will be supplied with care.
ul Driver, good horses and comfortable
Couch.
Oct, |, 1917. P. NJ; 10 pUTLER. Z
10 The Charleston Courier AMI Chcrap
G".cH", mW publish once Il mc@k uni;l forbid
and send their accounts to his oGic, ior ran
nieMt.
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NOTICE.

During my absence from the State,
Maj. Wm. T.. Richardson viii acs as
my Attorney in alln"rlers s.pfbu>incss.
WM II. BOWEN.
Providence, l6, Aug, 1877. 4I tf
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Mr.and 7lrs. EEasscl's Board
lrag School at
COLUMBIA, 5. c..

This school will be re-opend in the larrc
an coalmotiius building, opros ,tc The t,pisro-
pal Church, OH the second Monday in NJ.
vcnbcr next.
TERMS PER QUARYER.
Board including all items, 500 90
Instruction in Spelling and Reading, 90
The above with Writing and Ar,h-
melic, ~ M
The above with Grammar, Gcorra-
m ply and History, - OO
rn no "po.t WIN ill"her Branches, 10 UU
~ '''' Ecit'!ti'' ana Latin, each II GO
ilano ana Guitar, each Is 00
Harp, ao M M
Use Of Piano and Guitar, each, , 90
Use OF the Harp, : on
Drawing and Painting. l., on
Competent teachers in each OF the above
studies are engaged
Madame f'ErGAS from Charleston will rive
a course OF dancing. lessons at our house du-
rlng November and observation-disclosures Sl2.
Mrs. liAssE!.l gives every lav a Sinrnr
lesson free of charge.
The young ladies' rooms viii be SUPPLIED
with fire
Parlour boarders can be admitted.
Payment in advance. from the time Of M
"iit,iilcc, D'lt none tor less than one quarter
The lion. Chancellor llAnrEr, the Hon.
l.. BUTLER, DIR. LAnoRDE oil The $. c. Col
legc and Mrs. Nj. {. IZAnD in Columbia, Inv.
ilg sent their daughters to Mrs. UAssEIJ du.
ring the last two years, have been kind
enough to allow their names as references
Sept. -, 1917. ~ #