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VALUABLE OIL. PXINTINGs-F0 vale, q

beautiful OIL Paintings representing nesh wsisr ~,
fishing tools, with angling In the dist4cc- 49,
pictures elegantly framed in the latest style zee
panied by one OF the bes gsms painters 10 ns 49,
They will be sod low II applied Tor before he ~ -
John J BROWN CO -.
pul re- NsxtA-
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ECONOMY TO HOUsEkEEPERs,s s1ss...s5'
IL ship ~ners also Society rooms Of eyefy cr,
FROM 10 TO 100 yards with Hoping Al The low pflce
per yard for Ingram three ply cents PEI yard
ed or dyed al he lowest e.sh prices BY T. sMltss,
ms n. 10 AIen. a. near 0rs1e- :
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NOTICR-To tbose who are going 10 aief ~ !.
lNt4eiT stores Ths Subscriber has given hs 80 ~
senton 70 this branch Of business and Il - 81
would give hin 9 call. He viii draw any design - loS
eeute al work with dispatch, on Feasonaoie ie'"'
hing Of every description done a. shou nosss, uaIr
M fmUl Architect and Builder IA JneaHos< -
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a DVERTISEMENTs f0f NE NsvspsPso%S .sy =
"A Cites snd principal towns IN The counu vi N n
sslvsd al he o&ce CIV. y. PALMER the ALL ~ a.
Srsbars 1aildngs wst's its Dspsrs 'ss %
01( n
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Duty, a, S per cent; B, 10 per cent; c, 70
per cent; d, 20 per cent; a, 30 per cent
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at 9o'clock, A. M. and close at 3
p. M.-Tne discount days are:
UnionBk ofMtryland-Mond & Thurs.
Bank If Blltin1re-Tuesday& Friday.
Farmers'& Planters Mond. & Thurs.
Franklin Bank Monday.
VI ,rchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine Thursday.
Mechanics Wednesday & Saturday.
Farmers'& Merchants Mon &Thurs
Western-Tucsday and Friday.
Commercial& Farm ,rs'- Tues. & Fri.
Chesapeake-Tucsday.
Baltimore Savings day.
T. 2. SaYings Instilution Tues 81 Fri.
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HOME, OR FAMILY MARKET.
Beef live cattle l00lbs 4 625a 6 rs
Hogs, live, 100 lbs. . 80 8 625
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CHEMICALS, &c.
TINHE subscribers manufacturing, and have
II for sale at the lowest factory prices,
ALUM, CHROME YELLOW,
EPSON SALTS, 4" GREEN,
COPPERAS, YELLOW OCHRE,
TARTARIC ACID, SP. BROWN,
PRUSS. POTASH, VEN. RED,
Ri. CHROM. POTASH, ROLL BRlMSIoNE,
OIL VITRIOL, AQUA FOKIiS,
MIJRIATIC ACID. REID BORAX,
WHITE LEAD oils GLASS, PUTTY, &c
Also. 5000 bus shells BONE DUST; 5000 bush. AM.
MAI CHARCOAL, and 10000 lbs. NiIfA1
VIM. TREGO & BRO,
DO LIGHT street, Sd door s. of Lombard st.
m,r IA Baltimore
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SD. WALKER.
Tobacco, Western Produce andGeneraL Commits
sion Merchant,
No. Sd S. Gaystreet Baltimore.
MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.ofva
IVA rous brands and qualities, always on had, at
the lowest market prices.
Kentucky and Missouri LEAF TOBACCO suit
able for the Trade or Shippers
500, 900 SEGARS, Canones, Cazadores, Principe
Cabanas, and other brands
$50. 900 Alexandria Segars, in cases 5000
New York MACABOY SNUFF, in Jars o { 10 to
90 lbs. at factory prices je29
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HANCOCK Il MANN'S
| ID A Nj NTIN ANDI.E

- N M "A Il n IL 4 "A n ID l. IL >
FENIIESE beautiful CANDLES possess the under
H. mentioned advantages over others, in the fol
lowing respects: From their extreme hardness
purity they will not melt under 1859, whilst way
ant smell whatever, and require snufing and
warranted free from arsenic any other deleterious
composition. Their superiority to Wax or Sperm
Candles, and theirmore moderate cost in comparison,
render them an article highly dcservingthe attention
Of Merchants and Shippers generally.
For sale by our Agents in all the principalcitics
OF the Union, and
sei3 Commercial Buildings, corner Of
Lombard and Fr1Gerick- Sts.
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1sssS

ma The roIlowinr are the rates If Duties
CAsu. by the Tariff Of December lst,
1s46.-The ToS is to he undGrStoou as
2240 lbs.
ALUM-Duty 20 per ct. al val
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.
HNHEsubsoribers, agentsforthe sale o PILOT
SAIL DUCK have now on hand and will be
constantly supplied with an assortment Of numbers
from 10 0, OF that's SUPERIOR ARTICLE which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS
Applyto >. f1 q, $1,000. Lf
lie Is ly VI bowIy swpaf'-
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VAN BRUNT & ADAMS,

VAN BRUNT & ADAMS.
Leringtonstreet, opposittthe Market House,
BALTI MORE,
IL EEP constantly on hand and for Sale, atthe
EA- LOlcest market prices, general assortment OF
superior PROVISIONS: such as Mess No l.
and Prime BEEF and PORK; extra MESS BEEF,
in hall barrels for Family use; RACON-Hams
Sides, Shoulders and Joes.
f5- constant supply of their much admired
SUGAR CURED HAMS-LARD in barrels and
kegs; SMOKED BEEF; SMOKED and Picked
TONG UES, and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES.
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Poor House Notice.

. Pursuant to notice by tho Clnremont Board Of
Commissioners Of the Poor, the several boards met
at SumtcrviIIe the first Monday in March. to take
into consideration the propriety Of erecting Joint
Poor House for the District. Members present. ~
Frem tine Salem Board, Col. Stephen Lacoste,
William Rodgers and David N. Gamble;gfrom the
Clarendon Board, Samuel Hnrvn; from the Glare.
mont Board, Major John Ballard, Col. Wm. Ncttlcy,
Thos: L. Smith, James w. Rembert and T. J.
Dinkins On moion Of Col. Laroste, Major. Bal.
lard was called tothe Chair and IT,. Dinkins ,vrs
appointed Secrctary,-when the following pre- eaml.le
and resolutions were offered Ivy I. Dinkins mn d
were adopted.
WHEREAS, The experience Of other Districts has
tested tic polio. and Vii ty Of diiusng the pub 10
charity through the means Of Ponr House estnb.
ishnent, where those who receive maintenance on.
support by contributions levied in Tie shape Of Tax.
es on the property Of the people e collected un.
der the supervision and control Of those who by
lazy are charged with the supcrintenocnce Of rem
s'onerS on the public bounty Be 1t therefore, n
RESOLVED, That the several Boards OF Commis.
sion"rs Of the Pour in the counties Of CIarcmonr.
ntlon and Salem unite in tile establishment, al
Poor House for Sumter Dislric, in some GENITAL
spnt. - "
Resolved, That, in carrying this object into e,.
feet, the members of the several boar rls meet at
Sumtcrvlle on "Wednesday during Court week next.
JOHN BALLARD, Chairman.
| T. j. DINKIHs Sccy.
March 10, 1917. l9 q
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THE CAMDEN. HOTEL.
BY R. R.sP.s..ROYD.,

/: The subscriber announces to his friends
md thetravelling public, that he hos taken
hat1arge and commodious Brick HOTEL
contagious TO the Court House, in this
town, where he will be able to accommo-
date in the best manner, all who feel in
'clincd To give him trial. The house has
been putin ,he+ best ortier.and ne,vly .fn-
ished throughout, aud if an earnest desire
10 please will give satisfaction, heis con-
vinced ,hatall will be satisfied. His table
will be furnished amply--his bar will be
furnished with the best Liquors, and his
servnnts will be as attentive as possible.
Camden, January 6, IS47. III Ct
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UMHTNA,s II IS EEoTEL.
SUNiTERYILlE. s. q. :

So. -. =
The undersigned, proprietor Of China's
Hotel, at Sumter Court n ouse, S. c., res
9ectfully informs his friends and The pub.
nc, that he has thoroughly reftted his Ho.
tel, and that It. is now in complete order
for The accommodation Of Boarders, .Yisi.
ters and the Travelling Public.
lie returns his sincere thanks to .,the
pnblio al large FOR their generous and libc
raj pa'ronnge, and hopes by Strict a,ter.
,tion TO their comfort to merit its conlinu.
nnce.t .E3.
His establishment is conveniently situa
ted on The Main street, near tue Court
House. and will be found convenient tc
members Of the Bar and Planters visiting
the Court House on business. His table
will be carefully and regularly furnished.
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
Dec. 16, 1916. n If
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CASH! CASH.! CASH!!!

Finding il necessary tn raise money the
subscriber would respectfully inform the
public thai he has altered the nature Of his
business, and that in future lie will sell ex
clusively for cash, nr barter, ana hopes by
the alteration in prices to nuke il an object
with his former customers and my who
may favor him with call To buy for cash.
The subscriber trusts that his long in
'ulgence to his customers will excuse this
call which he makes for prompt payment
of his out standing dues. which he is com.
pelledta close, tn meet his own debts.
He is assured that the low prices al,
which he can now sell for cash, will at
tract attention to his stuck Of every variety.
.. A. J. MOSES.
Ian. ], lS47. 10
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ITO PRINTERS,
Type Foundry 0Md Printers
ENl'1tiSAi2,g Warehouse.

TIE Subscribers have opened NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY in The civ Of New
York, where they are ready to supply or.
ders TO any extent, for any kind Of JOE or
FANCY TYPE. and every article neces.
sary for Printing Office.
The Type. which are cas-, in new moulds,
from an entirely new sci Of materials, with
deep counters, are warranted TO be unsur.
passed by any. and will be sold ut prices TO
suit the times
Printing Presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines Of the most approved pal.
terms.
N. d. A Machfhisl is constantly in at.
tendance 10 do light work.
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy
three times ms much type as their bills
amount tn. may give The above six months
insertion in their papers, and seud their
paers containing i. to the subscribers.
COCKCROFT & OVEREND,
Oct. s, 1916, 6m SO Ann ST.
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THE BRADFORD SPRINGS
FEMALE ACADEMY.

| Il. ne exercises OF tHlS institution will be
resumed on the 18Th Of January, Is47.
| The interest manifested towards his en-.
tcrprise, has induced The Principal tn pur-
chase the establishment. and lie is nnw
engaged in making extensive veimprovements
OF the buildings aud grounds.
The loca iion, after having undergone the
Of resort for health, certainly needs no
new commenda,on. And ihe writer, (har-
| ing very strong consumptivc tendency,)
from his own experience during the las,
very severe winter, beliercs that The dry
ness Of the atmosphere renders this one Of
the best 1oinfcr, rs well us summer resi-
dences, that can be selected in the South.
ern country. AS regards health, economy,
and freedom from the influences that often
re'ard the progress Of young ladies' in viii
lagos md towns, this Institution present.
peculiar advantages: To which may be ad-
dcd, refined and intelligent society in its
viclnlv.
II is the purpose or The Principal 10
build up an institution in which thorough,
nnd. ut The same time, accomplished ctlu-
cati"n may be obtained; and regarding all
education as radically defective. which.
does not aim al tho formation am, training
Of the 'aorul character according 10 the
spirit and precepts Of The Gnspei, he will
endcavor To educate the hearts as well
as the minds and manners ur his pupiis
anu +" prepare them for becoming useful
and intelligent members Of society.
Dtlicacy iorbids the Principal 10 sneak
OF The competency Of himself aud Mrs.
DUBosE 1" conduct such an Institution.
but he pledges himself that The Teachers
engage. are Of the first order in their de.
par tmrnts.
Chapel has been opened, and the
young ladies' will enjoy The advantages Of
regular religious services every Sabbath.
The scholastic year will cunsis, Of ten
months. vacation Of two weeks will
be given from The Is, To the 18Th of NAV.
md the exercises close on the 9Th Of No
vemhcr.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Bonrd and Tuition, including
Fuel. Lights and Y ashing, $50 90
Mnsic-Piano or Guitar, inriu.
ling Vocal Music and use Of
| Instruments. so 90
Drawing and Painting, 80 10
M"dern Languag ages-Frcnch,
Spanish. German or Italian. 40 90
Blythe terms. except The furnishing of
Stationery, will be The same as they have
been during the present year.
Eaast5'NCtD7's.
REV. J. j. DUROSE, Mrs. NJ. F.. DUBOSE,
ISAAC AULD, NJ. L. Miss MARY HORT.
Dr.. AuLD will deliver q course OF Lee.
lures on Chemistry during the year, and
complete chemical and philosophical appa.
ratns Will be provided for illustrating by
experiments, the subjects of his Lectures
instruction in Vocal Music will form
part oi The exercises Of The school, but
neither for this, Chemistry. nor Latin and
Greek, will there be any. extra Charge
The charge Of $50 will cover all the ex.
pcnscs of pupil, unless she receives in
str"rtlon in instrumental Music, Drawing,
or the Modern Languages.
N Each y"nng lady will be expect
ell 10 nave her name distinctly marked on
every article Of her clothing, and also 10
furnish her own towels.
Nov I ISdS
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10 10 hhds. h'%. sugar. Ga prime and low priced
300 loaves Double refined Loaf and Crash
ed. Also, fine.
S bnrrels do.
Extra fine Hyson TEA. Fine do. do.
Oonl"ng (black) in half pound papers.
Do. very superior
Powshong (d") in hnlf pound papers,
Bags old Java COFFEE
: l.aguira do
Rio do old and new
crop
Boxes Sperm Candles, 4, s and 6 10
the pound
Boxes Adumanline Tin papcrs) TO the
Boxes Charleston made Tallow 6 TO
the pound
! d 2 ID. canisters Preserved Salmon,
hermctically sealed
ID. canis,ers Lobslers, hcrmetically
sealed
Jars mixed Pickles; do. Gherkins, Is.
and pinis
Canisters SartIines Tin oily and lbs.
Layer Ruisins, (all clusters;) Zan.c
Curran,s
Quarter boxes MIR Raisirs
Snft shelled AImons
Drums Turkey Figs (small size)
Bordeaux Almonds, soft shelled
Boxes Genoa Citron, preserved with
white sugar
East & Mcs: India Groceries assorted
Jars East l.. I.Prescryed Ginger; Mac
aroni
Whole and ground Black Pepper; do.
Allspicc
N",mcgs, Cloves, Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
No. Chocolate, prepared Cncoa
Underw0od's Mustard in IL and ID
ID. bottles.
Rose Wafer, Lemon. Pine Apple, Straw
berry, Raspbcrry,and Orgeal Syrups
Sweel oil. Harvey Sauces Reading
Mushroom Kclehup, Tomato Kctch.
Paoli Vinegar, Slough,on's Bitters
Soda Biscuit, Pic Mic, Water, Pilot,
& Navy Crackers, Lemon do.
Pearl Starch, ia sup. article) Fig Blue
Indigo
Letter Paper, Foolscap do Salt Pc
White Wine Vinegar, Cider do.
Canisters Dupont's Eagle Rifle Pow
der
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
full assortment nf Shot, all sizes
100 Sacs SALT, extra large size, and in
order
Nos. |, 2 and 3 Mackerel, kits No.
10.
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1000 ACRES
LYNCHES' CREEK LANDS FOR SAT


The lands Of The laIc John Durant, arc
now for sale. consisting IF various qualities.
and in plantations or parcels varying from
l75 to 1000 acres. Pers"ns wishing ,n
purchase Lands in Sumter District have
the opportunity of doing SO now a, very
reduced prices. The undersigned Agents
or Attorneys fur the sale Of thu same may
be found atthe residence Of D. Ashmorr,
formerly the residence Of the deceased
John Durant.
J. D. ASHMORE,
Atl'y. nf Martha Ashmore.
THOS. Il. JONES,
i Attorney Of J. D. Smith, j. IL. Smith
and II. A. Smith.
3I= The undersigned having returned 10
Georgia. Capt. J. d. Ashmore is authorised
TO make sales Of the above lands. aud for.
ward The Title Dcrds'tn me for execution,
THOS. +. JONES,
Attorney Of james II Smith, John d.
Smith and Horace a. Smith.
February 10, 1917. l6 1mtf
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Fresh Groceries.
Just Rccciped ,

(Jnst Rccciped.)
Fine No. Salmon, Mackerel, Goshen
Butter, Fresh Lobster, lin tiny Undcrwood's
Pickles, kaisins, lin quarter boxes, Sugar
C"ilte, Bacon. Lard, &C., &C.; and, as The
CASH SYSTEM begins to work admira.
bly,, purchasers would do well to- call
They will be sold at lo,Der prices than ev-
er offered in this market before.
a. j. MOSES.
February 3, 1917.
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February 3. 1917.
ESTRAY.

Toiled before me by Daniel Weldon, n
small sorrel MAREatjudged to be l3 years
o!d, blind in the righ. eye. with some sad
'Iie marks on the back, appraised at twenty
D"llnrs. Said Mare may be seen a, The
plantation Of Mrs. Sarah Weldon, near
Bradford Springs.
G. w. ROLLINS. Magistrate.
Spring Hill, Sumler Disl}
Dec. 80, 1916. Q #
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GAHe DEN SRiHissS.

JUST RECEIVED, u general assortmen,
including Early York and other Cabbage
Seeds, Onion Sets &r. &c. &c. po any
one having bought from me last year, il
VIII be sufficient to say they are from The
same man Jno. Thomson, and warranted.
A. }. MOSES.
Feb. 3, lSl7.
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SOnth-CnrOlina--Suamlcr Dist.

IN EQUITY.
l.. X. Jennings and wife, e, al. VS.. l. F..
R'chb""rg and wife, @, al.-Bll.
IL appearing to my satisfaction tha, Mi
chael W. Murphy and wife. Il. j. Spann
and wife and John G. Gerald. parties de.
PENDANTS I" the above stated Bill, reside
"n, Of the limits Of South. CaroIinn: II is
ordered, that they dn plead, answer, or
Ilemur to the same within three months
from the Grst publication Of Ills order. or
an order pro confesso will be entered
against them.
JOHN B. MILLER, Com'r.
March 9, iSi7. GS5 25l l3t
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NOTICE..

The subscriber for the future, will pre-.
sent his Accounts for payment, quarterly,
except Planters and Farmers who pay
puncsnally al the end Of the year; such arc
considered as good as CASH.
#. ]. COGHLAN.
February Is. lS46. Is tf
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NOTICE..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT,
Mary Inglcsby
Eleanor Spann.
Whereas Elranor Spann, who is in Gus
l"dy of the Sheritrof Sumter District by
virtue Of surrrnder Of Bail in The above
stated case, aud The said Eleanor Spann
having filed in my office her petition, pray.
ing Cor the benefit Of the Act nf the Gen.
crnl Assembly. for the relief Of InsoIven,
Debtors, together with schedule Of her
estate and effects.
Notice is hereby given to the said Mary
lnglrsty and all other creditors nf The
SAID Eleanor Spnnn IN appear al :he Court
House for Sumter District on the frs,
Monday after the frur,h Monday in March
next, 10 shcw cause. if any they can. why
the estate and effects of The said Eieanor
Spann should no, be assigned. and she be
discharged according to The provisions Of
the Act Of the General Assembly for The
relief Of insnlvent debtors.
J. NJ. DARGAN, c. c. P.
Clerks Office. Sum. Disi.)
January 2, lS47, $40 13t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT

IN ORDINARY.
Hope Ridgcway vs. w. b, Rdgeway and
oihcrs.-Summuns in Partition.
1t appearing To my satisfaction. that
Hampton DuBosr, John DuRnsc, james
Sandlin and wifi" aud children ct Dcvrreaux
Baxter, defendants in The above stated case,
reside out ollhiS State: l.is therefore order
ed that they Il" appear and ohircl to the
division, or sale If The Real Estate OF
Timothy Ri!gcway, deceased. on or be.
fore the twcn,c,l day nf May next or
their consent to the same will be entered
Of record.
w. LEWIS, o. S. d.
February ooh, 1917. II I3t
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA. FEB. II, 1917.
Ills Excrllency, the Governor. having
lcft Columbia. for his residence q. Lime
stone Springs. all communications should
be addressed To him, at lhe latter place.
B. u. WATTS. Executive Scc'y.
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South Carolina--Ssumtcr Dist

IN ORDINARY.
Mary Mccoy. VS.. John Brown and 9th.
ers.-Summnns IT. Partition.
II appearing to my satisfaction, That M
than kinscy and children. defendants, in
the above stated case, reside out Of the
State: 1t is therefore ordered, thai lhcy dn
nppcnr, and object ln the division or sale
Of the Real Estate of BnrrrIl Brown. dc.
ceased, on or bef"rc The 27tl, day If Feb.
ruary next. or their consent will be enter.
cd Of record.
w. LEWIS, O. S. d.
Nov. 9Th, 1916 S I3t
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted tn Dr.. F. L.. Zemp.
formerly "f this plare.) by Book Account,
are requested /" E,akc immediate payment.
TO the subscribers. @
WALKER g. HAMMET.
Malch I. ISI7. 10 sssss52,
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CAHeHeON WARE.

y large and general assortment Of En-.
llsh Po's, Ovens. SkiIlcts, Stew Pans,
Spiders, Preserving Krllles, &c.. &c, & c.
Just received and for sale al reduced prices
by A. j. MOSES.
Feb. 3. 1917.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons indebted 10 the subscriber
ny Note or Book Account, are requested
to call and settle up by the 18th inst; or,
they will positively find their Noles and
Accounts placed III al officers hands for
collection. >
SAMUEL J. TINDALL.
Manchester, Jan. /, lS47. IL If
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FOR SALE.

A first rate second handed SULKEY,
with good top; also, a set Of Harness,
brass mounted, nearly new. Apply a, this
office.
Dec. 80, 1916.
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SOUTH -CAROLINA--S INTER- DISTRICT
IN EQUITY.

IN
Matthew =. Mavrs aud wife and others. vs
John G. Shaw.-Bil.
appear ~ l." my satisfaction that Jnn
&. Shaw. the dcirntian, in The oasis, resides
out nf the limits Of the State Of South
Car"llnn: on melton nf WIN. lInynswur:h.
comrininant's s"lir;i"r, ordered that The
said John & shaw d" appear within three
months after publication hereof and plead,
answer. or drmur lu the said Bill, and lha,
IN deinnlt thereof, the said bill be taken as
confessed against him, the said John G..
Shaw. Also ordered. tha, tins notice be-
published nnre week for three months in
the Sumter Banner
JOHN B. MILLER, Cnm'r.
Feb. 23. 1917. So o51 IS I3t
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO tho Estate Of
James C"rbett, Senr, deceased. (w hich
debts being now due,) are requested 10
make immediate payment to the subscri.
Der.
w. LEWIS. o. S. d.
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.s NEW GROCERY STORE.
One ID oor nbox the G nm n Bank.
DICKSON g. LATTA.,
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Would respectfully inform the citizens adjacent
country that they have opened extensive
SELECT GROCERIES.

which will be offered low for CASH. at correspond
times Their facilities for keeping their supplies SUCH
satisfaction to their customers.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
One fine finished Rose wood PIANO .,
excellent Tone, with The new Harp Plate
Piece 10 sui, The time.
A splendid assortment Of fine finishc cd
FURNITURE. consisting Of Tables. So.
fas, Bureaus, Book Cases, Wardrobcs
SIDE Boards. Bedsteads, Cnrled Maple aud
Plain Wood Chairs. Rocking Do, &c
&c. &c. For sale lo,p hy
J. +. SUTHERLAND.
N. Is. Furniture repaired or made to or.
der.
Camden. Dec. 30, 1916. 0 #