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sspls in adyat Two ullara AMI
Z e$ tion Of six mont sSof
liars at tho end she
per niscon ttinaed INIT all reaSsgaH
att The on of the foprIetoT,
Ssss rtisenlent inserted at 7fS cta.s PEI
: lines lsss, for the first and
sllf for each SD uent insefttofis
sSssS humber of iinsert rtions to be Ipai ked
tiseniants or they win be publish
ofderei to be discontin and
4 aceordin
&s Bo ollarl per square for % singl esins
], anart and Monthly Adyertises
sltianfa bns charg The aaIde as single
slnssrtlonf setni the asine gaa nsSe
lbitNa Notices exec eding six lines.
sSa1d ml1Jinisa lions recomme ending C6nli.
,altss8 TOR PUB LID Offices or tr p1fIing
bsSidbitlo6 @iilll be charged as Adverrtias-
g tiers mail must be paid in.
aara pnnGtna Iatte lance.
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!sftlnl stln olfsi sio .salI
sssg ssi R 6sb
Hath 1ssae.l Iasasd6a,te. 81
ATIsTICs or LABOR.

IN a rnm "A III ss sy
slisi Ia tIlo,S; 81 ;s,,;s
from and old nansr
ment and fIrnisl, al sin, "a
sicaI spoak ss ~ S.s-
In England The ra,vn 81 gf,f 81, = ,s t,,,.; J
man 3ynriea The stockinrI SsaSsss If: Mnfs
tinghau work from Ia rs 4, hoiirs n1r IA.
Sand receive from four to fita5 shilI;no - sfer'
ling nor week III course f,a 81 ~,
Sin no luxurias, and are compalIed 'to s,sbsls,
almost xcIusivay 81, hrsad a,,d 10 q asas s,
an and salt = taa a 0 g
IrefaIlf. the ayera oa usa oe5 ofs = IS,
ranras irom n;,s' o,.s fif 81
cents Der day. fnod &c thasa
beings Is principally milk and
ed III, ~, n
remarks, by .ootatoes and milk, I q
In Austria the fandsis held min neipallv ;bv
the aristocracy. The saisfa ia cpnnnslIo
TO labour for The landed 10
on the, Sabbath. Hondana. ahss niosf
flying, is the condition az fstha naor.s 9
In Hungary the Land. as; h,,ai ~. Is n,.,,.
ed by the mobiles. Laborara; "a cor,,naiis5
to keep in repair all the bridges and hiph.
ways, are liable at all tines TO HAVE s5i,e
soldiers quartered upon them: ar,a compelled
Ito decimate the produce of their scaI,tv ri.
lage to the church, and one ninth q ihs lord
Of whom they hold. 81 !s7s
In Sweden, the law regulates the dreea 81
the leborer. The food Of thiis. claps conaiats
Of hard bread, dried fisf,, without pr,,aI IN
without meat Truly here, n 4's
Hard is the fate Of The aborir,g poor.
The Scotch are comparatively q 6 favored
many other yeXations, meat is. I m !,
Sundays. an unusual luxury: s IS
Tn Dala ~ - bL,,,--, - -
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UPrO sED EAarTENlNGPRO
ERTY or co M MNf { IN SA /, I,,IssE|.s E|.s "


81 OF &C oMd ON sA e ID
Ehfe periments Of Boussing hid ye1
is blesis as NC have seen, elsewhere more
ftioal larly rsfarfed to; but nre better,
he'd iii hat follows from ] Iolii,stoii.;;
eaSofa recant trials OF the value
eniiig fns fond of sali as1
rs LEI, we're also Spnrticula arh de.
ed aY late mum be Is Of 4 the 4 London
ltifal (which esent aWap
sesinatl ifEiei! pear 4shcsi
cases The ganiinals5 Were WaisgR:s
fofas the trial commenced and Enftels
sahhins sla1g ghte red, Heir fond loo WAY
81 nine pyeci cisel " @ @l,eEe the suit
+ and hare Ill. MAS not; anti with
md sheep the suit prove 30
iii be -SS$ s35s
iolibSittg nre lie obsc rrations of
oinston: b. Is
ss:S that s,pil Id animals nrc fond
sui ,sNnil irl some countries engcrlY fTe-;
ieks fur. tho pii rrosc of aobtnil.
1Ir dome sic ai,ttnass alsih are:
elsll and us the consiitue uentss
itloii silit saIo a wavs presentirJ tho
lUids soS II ID 1nnirIal body, it IS believed.
s rHany TO bc abso,u,ely necessary, md
81 more to lie slsaff lin promoting ihe
s$Ntali Il Sof The stodk 10 sylichltis given.
tsis the opinion Sof some, also, lint It
,ss actual feeding or fattcning tendon.
Isaaking the same amount of food go.
Siaifbef i'm sustaining the lifeof1he animal,
tlling to its weight Tint 1t has
snch aircct tande however, is rem.
dnfssl Very doubt Gil by the fesplt of some
Eecont. expert tents hY Ro,lssingault. He
selocfed il number OF heifers, divided
z ON into two lots, and fed them respec,
lor forty four dnYs on the Same
aihntiiy Of food, giving 10 the ono lot
@SsIlily allowance Of salt, nild to the other
none at tile end Of The. time both lots
had Inc ereasetl lin Overweight, aud were
sappar ar6ntly IN equal health. # 5as;:;3 NJ
does: not appear, therefore, Tint mall
Giretinl lstances common salt is likely 10
slsto the nutritive value Of the food with
which isl fnixed. There may baacir.
Gun stances, however, in which the usep pf
Sf salt m1V :eanso animals to increase more
apill Sin weight; and in reference TO this
y pelllt here nre several circumstances
which observe the consideration Of the;
aelica| !;
s.; 1st az Ion 5nninlaIs gEc fattening il is
Eoiteto grsat cohscqnen to induc them
SO eensull,e So Jorge quantity Of food in a
limited period OF time: The addition 5of
esiact OF giving q relish 10 the
st, nis to aRak Ken and appetite ip an
agpafets., sa,la.ed beast. Ills
sasl.lGe cat, hsl 'c perform upon
8 ,ess INC opera
,s7s poultry afe
Fo gs5eK,y y lsl1Ie etie1s :,
syllsl. 1la os olnerg siInllar, 1000
oloI'slYe 70 ca1le,
thelr dls.
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slnore pltl inc renses sot It's wei ss
9as1asr lsi6tap
Sssss MAKE Az ADOPT ANGK
q IsAniBs- DETERIORATION D0MEsTg
s,lsN1sfALsi 4 IN "a MEa1 he usual gpTaas
stIcaS Sis, when at eve Loses her laG6b, I'D
place its skin on The lamb WI ilipl, it Isl de.
sired she shal nurseS Sif,s place of III T6iss
susalll attende with ss,lcc ess, ID biit, saws
stlse author. Of 9 Prize fssa y on Sheep, In
scpse of itiienlt.y little gin rul,l,sdi upon
the skin talnh flnea aiiing; II Isl pra.
ssti med, skin of the limb be ffoisted
sonsherin plncs Of her own and nose :ol
tho awe. al once etIec Tie desired al biect.
81 his expedient Is 50 easily adopted Sil2at ii
EYas though ht best to- give ID pl ace iii s The
Farmer bra ry - " Ike The :sosuas.
sionsto say That ave believe "a narican Fars
Sn1crs generall have no id ga of The great
and s.ir,Weasied on re- taken in Eng land By
Sbret tders ofimP ed sipck al every sofi,
sto keep j up ia the ma tls of highest excel
lence. hose who arei aware al cease
10 sWond Mt The deterio zion 81 liicl
4; ensues atte ID 4 few ne erat. .erIs sin
;Stllisc ountry, with stock from siigh pgicet
imported ncestors. ffinYe mot tf,e
prActiceh sskil i'm breed nor The slati.;
Jude eiafs ehaien ich are csssary for lie
sselee elion Of breed ders.
SUMMERING MANURE NOtwilhstand.;
ing all TINT has been said and written
showing TINT fresh manure in1mediately
applied to the land, or such as is prcserv-
ed in tanks or undercorer, or by mix,
turc with straw or earth, is at least four
times The value ofthat left in the barn
yard all summer exposed 10 sun and rain,
wasting its richness in the air and drsnch-
ing lis fertilizing salts away; yet many
farmers still believe. or act upon he prin.
&ciplc of belief that manure is like cider,
growing better with age; and thus their
dung is safely kept in tho yard ill Au-
gust or September, n great nuisance to
all around, and n sud loss to The growing
crops. We are well aware TINT ro,ted
manure is considcrcd I, indispensable for
certain crops, and therefore many say
they prefer to sustain The loss of its roi.
ting to the Inconvenience ofusing II in an
sunfnrmcntcd state. Let those who thus
SSthink consider that when manure has hc-
come rotted it is ihcn mere humus or veg
Setable matter, :nch as deconposcd leaves
5oftrecs, straw, hay, corn-stalks, muck,
turf, peat, road and ditchscrnpings, which
may be had on every farm TO answer the
same purpose MS rottcd manure. How
many farmers let oil these substances 90
! to waste, thus subjeeting themselves to d
double loss-a depreciation in the value
Of their manure, and neglect of The veg
etuble matters on their premises and q:
round them,
A Hint TO THOSE WHO WASTE Ma
NURE.--A little book stOn Manures, re-
Gently published in French, concludes
will, the following sensible maxim: i.Ihe
scarcity of fmanures is the cause Of the
sterility of o country, and il is useless 10
improve the mechanical methods Of eul,
ture if we neglect this SOURCE ofiertility.s
In Flanders it is commonly .beiieyed that
the fist crop exhausts e-half of The; ma.
nure.-C Complies rendu a T. Academic.
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Xo,l1g ot Eight
lf dff the
Siis sarri
ham
be- Lis-
Esle;FlIlf said
nj our
Here be no lack
E0ssi alss or Of
|ssep1sa of sir ldiers! II
iiiIes ID col.
ileas one of
Fink 1t to liber-
hnufg will
M 10, ,ic remo-
finys md Del el1I,s End IN its drops
Isspne. Il,pss Iiynls y liic into the
EEsoMS ttlpsP PeopieS tilats into catiol from
IsyfilGll slt lns
hs Young tnntl words,
Ia9rotig s;lasses OF
lftllsas old and Tho youhg officer
Esuhi!l sttss itqlo lra,isted was
isl1lansa ne ilisle
Is Sgas siEea tSsr;s liis Heart bis
IsHsatt iyas tieaisst & cold sefsed upon
fstlta he ente red his
lSso!itqry ehnnlb tIe ;slosRl sought in
tssplra non, ilosysIa the bentifg p his citi-
Zen neart, noIy spri tfe ley 10 his piano;
Iasg me asg toreS the Words,
:t,e 40 such
them IN though his,
thass ne could net l,lrasel fssay which was
|IsssIeats1 first, music until itsWns
jIIt p,saenle 70 rats he the
pfessln u G sallts nothing.
rposyef M 5t1. rs blineS iIspira-
sioa, ne a!eef his. hend on the
pune nd dla 1ot slli day he
song 81 se nighf o his memory
WA iiilonis l.ke the nPresson of
so'liss aIs sss5ota doWn'yords and
nlsls aha g ,ietreeli He
,2lili nun ~ his isis digging up VIM
tsr ees ie md
nag Dictrech
nsgoS tasJ anq ae.lt . some friends
Slasn ll,nsel pasSon fond of music,
asla sc paple q riofslilng Sonlet
|ssnas lel4fcft tang1te ACCOM-
pnnied hl NJ the tst stanza pll their
sout'Ie fses f,re W ,ale at tlie second,
tenrs iioWed ct the tn last sta',za, The wild
ness o. enthusiasm y, burst forth. Diatrech's
VIE ana aapghters, the. Old man himself,
ms 'riehds,ithe young officer, threw them-
noiYes 70, weeping inlo each others arms:
y !, ieii,Ytnn oiS tho couptgy vas tounds-
hut, aias:.i1 was 8 also destined to be the
hymn: !! oIterror. Unfortunate DIETRICH,
as'ew 'nonlhs .a!er' vailed 70 Inc scatiold
70 Inc sound OF those very notes WHICH had
sprung !orsh al ms hearth from the hear.
OF MS tfiend and the voices OF his daugh-
INC ne new song performed sc several days
alle!"aros a. StrasDolrg, rtl hew from town
20 'o"n, ?, 70 oil me popular orchestras. The
Marsol'ia's spread It tn through France by
singing y oh theiF way TO far's. From
'n's sr1 ea'ps Ene nane o. 5aarseat1asse.
me y oid mother ', OF De ilisle, royaiist,
!crrlned' n l9 at mo eGilo OF her sons voice
@rote 70 MN, "p nat .fl IS thls revolution.
ary M nymn M WINCH 1,; Is sung " !, horde Of
nllsands .l; trayelllng france, ana 1,, win
Wn,cn il,an.y ny name y assoclatea! De
L'sle nll',Sell, Proscr,oca as Ioyaiist'
snuuacrca as ne neaEu y resonnd IN ms. MS
ea.s us = !llei,uce5o'' uea'h', Hnen 'iying
uio.'g .x ''e pa.h;Ways Q, Inc h'gh Alps.
y na' .uo they ca,l 'hls hymns! DE- de-
n'aTaeu 'ras me- 1e 2, .. n,s ga,ae. !.
n9 r, 1ua,seamlse' lepnca me peasant:
aa .nus 19s ne leaiHea inc name 9!
m @ wofS Which e ~ Was Isl pursued py ihs
The weapon turns against the hand which
has forged it. The Revolution IN its
madness no longer recognized her own
yoice! .ia
----
!. The other day, an amiable lady not far
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at flss aIn
sclls Ens5
oM I; $50 I::S: ;
.ePfpEy4IIs H s5Y Ysi,aryet ti,e s I'll

mi ssi
afn o,t HSiS
cifv t,F
nroI,;a u .l.vn;,
since ,a.;t fa 4
tIckied tew Se,h ,Si, M, s,ii basa 4,
Peaev;lla 4, 81
and ono f ;S,s & S. ~; IS s.. .,
ana 4
seq; bat beliav III III,
aof,a 81 Ia s g .s s -
had i,
m,s aS,I & 8
iaahun eap ar ,,,, ~ ;ns rs M D.,
had so,ne ,hs III; ;s.i SI
uns yo,, "a ess
enf. stoniIaya ia siiS pe r,esn.ySsl
lke % Iis sc. iiia MAJ nys,s fs
Simmes. and como 81 ,l,s Iva ~
the privilege ., snsa k,f, inve tn ia
md a sdav or t,po ;;
ainl,inest sDrea mi 8 ss.s; ~ s
Pelssyile; ana what was M 'tle bssi 81 is
the boys was took ..,ar b. fi,a mi hf;ss
Sail Sisnms VAS tl,a + look Il, So ,,s;f,,i -
d whole lump q swasi ms 4 III Il rs
ed with suoar f,ll is q I.s
eyes slid M n,n a ma rs, III 81 M
lin to pieaesi;l,a sISsr i, .i;;., ,;
out q, the rann, IS, III d.
not thar and yas J. ,o,na q. AZ
er, tha head hos 3, fl,e ssis,n a si ssp,,
Peter. he riz And sa,s
.adies and oan. Iemar. az ~ s,ya,,,
introduee sornei 6;n 81 ew d,
And then fba aalla a,, S,s
ranaed over ta room ri 81 an,i5;r
~ q
Joshua, assist me st, .to sneeze lall All eot s
twisted III EACH otheris nec cks, and sish kis.
3sin, and hueair,. and boIlsrini Il 81 Il sn,,fT
10 make d feller wish far 81 81 lasf 1aI
ways! SO
Pie ORA = re s, III. III, st;ssi,a
simns, swhat upoa :the d i syea,h e 1 does R alSs
Young fnIka n,esr, 70 =;
me sn eiso,, ,,S M s's'
sso, % Ne e,spnEv + plaaipp i,,er II rSsnsIy h aax M
.'.ss 49,;
nv .aidn,t Enye, ,no sich carryiI,a o,si
faa that III my yo,,r,p cart tfe
old lady:if afslleS kiss,d 81 eirl tlien.
they was wlnet 10 s ges Iaaffi sd. 81
Oh don, L know bur some sof .us q, az
replied Miss Julia Peters; ana they MI
busted intothe loudest kind 81 larfi,. s,,ss;
When thai :was over, sodmnthin else ssaa
got up; the gals and boys was All strui,p
round ngin, and Ind therselves tlltiIb
ed. Jerry not a bio nlate ana I ptaniiis
hizself id the midd ii,g, se tia
the gals, seq
ssyVhen j turns; III, rosififl cSl mi
one o your nurabe aii III svon sichas
itbefores falls YOU swoii, iS nav
pawns DC you don i, vots lls and
Let 'errip, Iesryi aaid Cousin Jake.S
& wei = ,hayslit &. nov, s s' 4
Tered out number three Round he kept
WAriin it and cailin the numbers till haS
Sgotiiis hat full of pnWns, and sezs he ID
j Jake. SEP he,
,s.sNow comes vonr5 t;,pa. 81, .re,,,, J, i,
P,,,,isl {
in !, w,,,a ,hs 80, s; +, 81, i,
smile
". .hizii jerry sent tho plate,s and hoL
lefin out Jake's nr,mber. Upha jumped.
and ma kin q lung,e, to aet the Snlaie aiara
ii fell his heels slinp'd ppsr}a ,1s nys,. a'y M;
heod 50 high that he csouldro.,f g al stop tiil he he
nIr.ed m,1, e.ear ronna nnd isll epe .he or
,e.N; 2 ~ g
pair o 3orNches i Gear across me s--r'sf
.5 With that Jnke rig, and getherin oil i'd
his ;britches, he come np missin when The
boys and gals got to reileemin. their
Spnwns. hain,f Tot fiYna Ia rita r,o r,,nrs
now. I'll write asin afare short,
fouri TIL then,
4 | a;a !, ( 81 DUNG 1Ss {. oSs, 3 sI B,
4Yctt
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THE GIRLs.--Not long since d mar.
II rias,e was 70 be celebrated In the village
church The minister after making d
very eloquent and touching discourse on
tho duties and rights Of those who were
about 70 be united, suddenly exclaimed;
ssEhoseWho wisl, TO be married will please
risel and Immediately after. there shot
Sup, aboye the seated multitude, the heads,
handsanne and otherspise Of a crowd Of
yoniag gifia, who hhd understood the re.I
mark which was addrssssd TO The contrac.1
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Respectfully, -
GIN MAKING.5 sc.

we are prepared to execute orders to any
extent III the above line, both fol, new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made 10 the State, possessing all the adj.
vantages Of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way Of re-.
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
lnjure the finest staple, with an irnpsormens
TO regulate the noting Of the cotton; our hfaisI,
is constructed On q plan, giving af once. ia
advantages Of lightnesa, strsne4i, and force---
allyesy material in tho pncesssfal operation
OF q Gin. We would 4inyita spiantafsst call,
atsour shop ard examine for themselves,
$ssyhiist we would assure the public genesally,,
stllat they shall have no :cause to conplaIr,
seIthar6f our work or prices. E. s
81 CABINEsT MAKING. :.s - :.,..
w are also prepared TO d5 work siip tia
Cabinet line such as Bedsfaads. Wardrobes
safes. Book cases, Stands Fables, CnpboaIdsj
DC DC. at short notice tts js ibefal tarsiis.
Is n HtDSpN 81 HRD OTHER
opposite tie feslysersdtt eAufcA.
sunateryille April "a 5ea7. gS ls
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A. WHITE, e. CO.

ls,am .her customers and the public
generally, vat they are receiving their
SPRING STOCK from New York. n; B
Their senior p.rircr is now in Chnrleptoii
completing their s'ock--whick they will sell
as low as they can be- purchased in any
southern market for CASH or to prompt custo-
mers. Call and exenJine our stock, and we
aatter ourselves we VIZ not fail to give salts.
faction. .sSt sSs
having lately become agents for the sale Of
FULTON OSNAB URGS, they are: now
prepared to supply that article in any desira.
BILE quantities upon as low terms as II has
ever been purchased id this place. Prices
as follows:--9 ID cents per the bale;. 10 do.
per the piece, and IL do. per yard for all less.
er quantities upon time; each yard warranted
to weigh 8 oz's. s.; 81 v
March 90. 1913. sSis a
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4 8 81 \

The shbssls fSsnisf SfsssEoia Sss
recently had on ii lion oi,S s0f
toyosts atant Isul liza otto55S'
Presses, win whig6 hs Is we,li piesscd Il ass
beliey be far. .tsnpe efior sto the Screw
or ling now ifS lse sfor Cotion gPac kinn
purposes, hive pure chased the f.igkf az cad
Press for Sumter District. lils fsss iIas
been in successflr opera ration fol Three YEAR.
In regard t0tile convenience of { ttheS pfess.s ri
can be attached to the Gin house; and ohsi.
tered all Under one ROOF. It III well cai ictila-
ted 70 press from four hundred and fifty5 Ia
five hundred pounds: Of Cotton nsfour and 8
hall Yards Of Bagg ing, and that with one naiils.
Persons wishing to build tileir own Press
VIII be furnished with q bill OF tifnbars ana
dimensions for Twenty Dollars, 32O9
The subscribers beg leave to inform the pnbs
lie that they have work men now ready to
attend the building of the Press. IS IS So
Mechanics, wishing to enter into the bust.
ness,car, have by one hundred dollars { SIOO.J
worth, at $l5: per right Any further infor:-:
JAMES S. TiNDAL,L, &:
+. Friendship, II. o. Sunter Dist.
II; F. LIGON,
sumfertille, IS. G. g,
June II, lS4s. "a Gun ss
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CAMDEN BR AHJCH.
NEW ARRANG CEMENT.

ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
the Passenger Train Of the
Z Camden branch, after meeting the Morning
Train from Columbia at the Junction will pro.
ceed 10 Columbia, md return in time to meet
the Evening Train from Charleston; thus af,
iording the citizens Of Kershaw, Sumter and
RlchIand an opportunity three times week,
oI visiting Columbia and returning home the
same day by Rail Road ~
Time Table Of Accommodation Train on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays: !,
LEAVE. & LEAVE.
Clarement, g 80 AN Columbia, /. 90 P. A.
middleton, Z 30 I. g, Gadsder,, 9 Is 80.
Junction, 8 Is IS" Junction, g as 2. a
Gadsden, S45 80" Middleton;4 co i" I.
assJ ARRIVE. ARRIVE.
Columbia, 10 O"t" Claremont,5 90 g 9.
The name of the Station near Manehes-
ter hi herto called CLARENDON is changed,
and will in future be called MIpDL;. ron.
The Station near Stateburg is called Clare
MONT, Ti
The Sumter and Camden Stages run in
connection with the above train, and passen-
gers taking this line to Columbia, will meet
with no detention either going or returning
on those days.
The Camden Stage meets the Cars to and
from Charleston and Augusta every day.
JOHN McRAE,t
Engineer CAM Branch.
July 3, 81 3ta.t
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Scarcely a day clapses,in whichwe do not
receive come new testimonial in favor OF
Wistar's Balsam. The subjoined was sent
sns yesterday byan entire stranger, who could
have been influenced by no selfish motive.
New Hampton, April 6, lS46.
& Mr.. Fowle: Dear sir-Having been troub
led about four years with pain in the side and
stomach and after trying various remedies
but to no effect, l tried the Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. which gave me immediate relief, and
i can hereby assure the public, that in my
opinion, it is the best medicine for lung and
consumptive complaints which has ever been
introduced to the public, and Judge from my
own experience.
J. A. LO@MIS.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Sumteryille, by
DR.. J. II: MILLER, at the Drug Store: and
.hv Druggists generally in South Carolina.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

4 BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me di.
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
August next, within the legal hours Of Sale,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay for
Titles. :. i3f
II Lot Cattle and III Horse, Saddle
and bride, levied on as the property Of John
Brogaon, at tho suits Of JAS. Keels 8 cases,
and E B. Davis. To be sold at John F. June's
store in Clarendon, on Tuesday 9Th August
next s1'5
HARVEY SKINNER, 5. 5. D.
July 16, 1913.
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Beef, Beef

The subscriber respectfully infortns the
citizens Of Sumterville and vicinity, that he
intends to carry on the Butchering Business,
and that he will furnish them with the Yery
best Beef the country can; afIofd, as low as
it can possibly be afforded, on the following
days, tc-wit: Tuesday, Thursday and Sainr-
day. Having carried on butchering for the
last olght years, punctually, he returns his
age, and solicits continuance of5the same.
Oh. CHANDLER.
June ID, 1913, NJ. SO If : 81
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By JON Goz ll1illSrs
0nasof The pare S the of
ffysssi iis mus ssl long III II sef.
vice, itlpl to lis hishest.li lioiiiorss.
B4 sFI3 fat tllsy. ne K;nesi,ees
Atght 4 l3rago called into lle 5fifId,
may iheyH y,a ys l.ecol olLect TINT eyare des
seea lti',ss ttlie Brhya men who sfougGtun.i
der tte of the
sdislingu guishsd r Palmett0 egImisr,t. S;s:s
sa By III 'Etiorns Car, 1; nsiis bors, Tic
George etonia,,s II3fdz ora Contention
,iea,it,is scence gheiiT xireme farWardness
In pressing their own Importance has
!, brollght upon thern The we'll merited con-
tempt OF fSthe speopI of the United S.ates.!,@
rs BY Col sJlsS sEs Brown Pres Jas 5K
. lks--s " hen cal led upon d 10 act, he has
ever tshewn himself equal to the emer-
genoy l7e IS al great MAJ, Is $
By DR. CIV Cullen. IFpso6sdn's $ lope-
a beautiful floWer,sw (which purifiss by its
fragrance The tainted atmosphere of mans
existence, SIS
s53S BY J sW Cntcheon The ,oAig and de-
1 Sn,ocrdti arties- Rotten 10 the core
thcir4 only i principles of cohesion, the
S''aoayes and fishes .'' May they he soon
sdisnrg ganizetl, and honest ones organized
onstl,eir5ruins! va
Ihe.yery best Ceiling prevniled during
the celebta,ion,s and moi aiword was utter.
( ed. ordeed 3cominittnd. calcnlntc.I TO mar
8tha enjoylnertof tle5lay. 4.i
.SSaas .iSassi The So'Al CaroHiaian anl Charleston
Courier will plense ehpy ind oblige
n; II e COMMITTEE.
Kingstrec,{ {S.a .. July, ! s4a.
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OBITUARY.

I>ied in New Orleans, June .23rd, Major
gJcHN MAYRANT, formerly of this State and
District, aud some years ago the Solicitor for
the Eastern Circuit. About 2 years since he
removed TO Aabama, aud afterwards to Mis-
sisslppi, OF which State he was success ul
Planter when he died. He lett widow and
four daughters to mourn his lnss. The CO.
pie OF Samter, Che place Of his nativity
knew HIN we'll AMI Will regrst his death
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.y,sst .Rcceeived.

BY DRU UCKER g. CO., full and complete
supply Of SADLERY " CUTLERY YIND
.IIARDWARLI FL, consisting Of almost eysry
article which belongs to the above specified
linea, which will be offered at the lowest pri-
ces. Enquire at the
NiDEN BAZAAR si,s
Opposite; tho Camden Bank.