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Hard,Care, sc.
R..M. MONTGOMERY.
m enNRrNrs -srNEIrl
NEW ORLEANS

IL CHARITIES srREEr'
NEW ORLEANS
HAS on hand very complete stock Of goods
III in his line. In addition to his usual eS,eh'
sve assortment Of Birmingham, sheiiirid ana DO
meste HARDWARE and CUTLERY his stock
oiheayy goods is very complete ehhf'eiag' a'hohg
numerous other articles
1000 boxes lin Plates, ! \, Poatpool and other
brands, also, Block Fin, spellef, hlna, Ae'
10000 pounds Iron Nrer assorted, all sizes,
asa Ions Iron, assorted SWedes, American
ond Enalish, assorted Hat, round, square,
plough plate, hoops band aad sheet Steel,
all kinds,
dozen genuine Collins 4 Co.'S light and
heavy Axes
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted
all sizes,
900 ,ons llollow.waFc Castings, assorted pots
ovens spIra, sktllats, ifa.dags, Ae'
Frtanh nals
500 coils MmiIIa r.. azza.lfd al, sizes.
800 casks Ga, log and Truce Ghalusi
Toaethef with Mhillemofes eollon and wool
Cards, Wilson's Goilce Mills, Ames's, Rowlands
and other makers Spades and Shoyels, wire aud
hair Selves Hoes Of all kinds, Anrils, Vices, aud
Smiths Hammers aud Bellows, Tin Wafe Mill
Gro.s.ent aud Pit Saws, hofss aud mule tollars
aud ilamcs, Slraw.oullers, Com shelters aud Corn.
mill. kings Ploughs, Nus. |. ,, 3 aud 1 Paper, all
kinds Tar, Spirits Tufpeulne aud While Lead
Paints. all kinds, Mil aud Grind stones, Nil Ions
Boiling Clulhs, all nuinhafs, shot, Sheet aud bar
lead, stock Kettles, RaIk Mills
-kiSO=
o00a aillans pafe Sperm OIL aud
5O0a gallons Winlef.slfancd anl bcaehed
Whale OIL
Ills stock Of Cutlery "a mi Surpassed. Buyer'
are invited to examine before purchasing else'
.sh.tn l.gW
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
Usm. II. Hccu ehOn. Il 90,
IMPORTERS or AND DEALERS
IN HARDWARE CUTLERY. &c
AZ sa,yttR sr.. MN ORLEANS

81 sA,utR sE. MN oUlR,Ns
IIAsE nov in stor, aud for sale at low rates
a GENERAL hssnrtnen, Of Hdrdrgrs, fai'aB
&c, &e,-eooststIng IN part Of nails, iron. cast
inps. steel. akts, hoes, sptdest shoses, soek kel
tles, h4Tk mill, guns aud rlesl French pnis; col
a. log. trace. topzail aud urhar slainsi mill aud
..,',B siouss. anvil. b. IlaRs. = .cs Rowland. aud
alhrr saws af all kinis f5ilas lna srtlss, haA'
aud hinges, Iteks.safrws kls HriHs ar s'insas
and langs, pakcns, hudIfuuss lraa#ir' lahr anl
pockal cutlery, sessifs. fafnts, fat"r sltop' ahd
homes. seyrz. cotton aud woui oafs, pianrs oil all
kinds. files anI edge taals, ra1psfs tools It's
hoops. waiter aud raYs, hts ausafs aud ausef
bits, eafdage. paint, OILS tafpehlne, 'AAai' pin
and tar. sttaR culirrs. eum sbdlafs, hanfs aud
eallats. l.ouah- ard plough munds. In aud iapanea
wa-rs, t.hins ,ackIs ia every variety
lFMEaon.Nrs. PL.sfERs and plhers are fs'
specially invited To call and examine 1T lleih'
.sls,.. ml5isi'ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

"hy graciops captiog." said Mrs. Dan.
by, "won'tlhal big gun 20 of1n MADAM"
said the captain IN has no place % ~ to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-09
ssE1NI'E.H,Ns!N
u RNI ISM ING STOR l..

,I,iE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully niarn the citizens oil
INnchburg and the surrounding vonnr, TINT They viii,
continue the business formerly carried hv Watcthou~e
hitemore y Go, aud prepared, with entire
stock ot Goods 10 supply tbclr with any Article oil
Gentlemeus wearing apparel.
Then stock OF Clothing quite large and much cheaper
than ever before offered. Also,
Cloths. CasSimCrcs and NeStings
OF EVERY pE~ CRPFlOS.
which will be order <eeeany low
Terms cash
WAfFRHOtSE X WlIrTEMORE
Oct. is
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ev0Nf'S.
Ladies over shoe
ysOag7Es 0Eg7Es!!
OLEUM CuENOPODti COMPOSITUM.
A SAFE tffiOIENI AND tNIiA ALLIED
EsEF5.FEEE'E GaS.

e,rIF opinion expressed ~ writer's that Worms are
harmless inmates 81 he intestinal canal mos assured not
founded on caitt observation. Gh'rsa, fnese!, bAdl2ec-
phalus emacaon mania. Iardy levers, drip
sv and vast variety q tomaloa- dsurd sometimes
th, immediate iron the rtaono " orna III the
bowels, and lsiolg disappear alter the expulsion oil the
Worms. = DR.. Ederie's Pruei,ct.
y Y VI J. Il % ~ s
Conn,cnanre pale lead roorcd. with occasional transient
bushes eyes diil pupil Diluted, with blush scnl-eitcc
,und the erc-ld king il the occasional htadie"c
and hummng in o- secretion OF saNa tongue
shiny and Irred breath tbd variable appetite Transient
rains in the stomach t,a>onll and vomiting pans
the abdomen plrtirulary about the umhca region Ire
qlent Shiny stools cosycn.s ae tuibd, yco"is ot
milky abdomen nmid and hard with emaealioh oil othe
Parts Of the body lasstlle, ability OF temper.
Gpstiln nr:i1.s,
OF the highest and character, oi the SUetY
ad efficiency of this mriyacl preparation are daily iashtd
hut when published, they rarely read, we tobe1r CAV
ING them publicity believing that intrinsic value VIII prove
as highest recommendation Let thu ip,o"lng suffice;
Il hive u,,i the numed preparation IN my practice
Very eSt,y w. anl recommend mlagr u extra
NJ a. value }. tl.ARfs VI. H.,
~vlr Illirlspai,Ils, Va
The rermlyc prepared apln strictly scientific Prntles
AM OF the priest ingredients. all possessing a,Hnon lodged an
aminintc virtues TRY II lad be satisfied Of it, virtues
Prepared and sold wisle-ale and retail, by
o. {. STERLING y Go. prag-ists,
Iarrisonburg Va.
g. Pre- . cents.
Agents Tor thu sale of above matrles Yemuge, JOHN
u, Hf.A1, lyn ,hblrg Wm. NJ Jelks, Manner Nle" :,
seward Carter, New London
De % GIN
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Elk FURNACE.

Elk FURNACE.
FEIFIE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
4 LIST day Of January ast for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCnANDlIING,
under the name ot Fbppo 4 Montgomery bce leave to
inform thu public thar they arenoW prepared 10 execute
orders for all descriptions of Castings usually made at
BLAST Furnaces, VIZ; Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stoev
Plates, Mil Scar. sc.
COZ NTRI MERCHANTS
Are respectfully inycd examine the style and quail
itv OF their Hollow Ware which may be at most
Of the stores IN I.ynchburg at The Messrs EIIis-
Richmond. Orders addressed 10 the concern, at Elk
Furnace, or \. \. Montgomery LynchbuTg, viii meet
with prompt attention
Also, j,isi 10 hand our we'll selected stock Of
SPRLNIi .IND StMliER GOODS.
which will be sold low for CASH IN exchange tor
GRAIN. \. W. lltfIN.
MAY Its A. \. MONTGOMERY.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person win be upon the
payment Of the subscription be made n advance.
Distant may forward money by letter tho postage
which viii paid BY and all by ourseye. in ia
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER is published Try weekly during
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
subscriptions period ess than received
terms propsrtioned 10 the above annual rates.
o. POsTNfASTERs authorized to act agents and By
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers with Gas enclosed Eve WEEKLY
cbers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy OF the
edition a. they furnish Us subscribers for, g,anh
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,SIEAMER DEKALB.

- =. ) y
"a 3R CAMDEN AND ALL TIE IN
tsl,EitAlEDIA'FE LANDlNiS.-Thc well
known Steamer DEkAE.B, WIN. II. I.ub-
l'ock. inaster, hrving been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, will he ready TO rcrcivc
Freight OH this day week, aud will leave with
despatch. T-'l
Shippers Of Goods may rely upon their
I hcing ~4ofWHFcI with pro.:,l..css the river
'lie;ng in fine or;ie-, and i; IL ,,,r rates as
iiiey.ca, be. sent BY any other conveyance
Any Goods nnty being landed may be sent to
the Agents and will beslorcd free Of charge
Until she is ready to take them in. This
tsoat Throughout The season will stop at any
I and every landing OH the river, both going
and coming, for n single package only, pro-
dcd the freight is paid here. The Agents
5sslt Camden are Messrs. II. F. VILLErIGuE &
MARTIN, STARR s. WALTER,
Agents, Bojrc 4. Co.'S. Wharf.
Sept LII, 1876. a., II :. ct
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iosel this 81 riet or pariali
ne iidsi my i pafsot,
fsonstf ,tirsdi ias; mid Re
atfitin0t on, riise Is ao SD, tfieil
1.-the eSnnnge their tive Districts or
Parishes, slihli be and they are Hereby rc4
qlircd md .enjoined to refuse such vote oi
sptea, and in case the isivsnagcrs shall refuse
TO require the oath as aforesnid, when do.
nantel they shall he liable 10, all the pains
i landspenaltics they woad be liable and subs
1ect TO Tor neglecting any other duties requir-
cd by them 90 niaiiagers Of EectiousS for
cnller branch of the Legislature. #
|. 4th.' Resbisea, Tint the Act altering tie
fourth aectionsof the Constitution Of the state
of South Cnrolha, be herewith published, To-
wit: "Eyery Tree white ,l,,un, iof the age, Of
twenty -ohe years, (paupers, commission
Gd Officers and privatcs Of the, army of th..
United Statcs eScepteti) being a. citizen OF
this state, and having resided therein two
years previous to. the day of election, and
who has freehold of fifty acres of land or a
town LOT, of which he has been legally seized
and possessed at least six months before shi,l
election, or not having such freehold or town
lot, hath heell resident in tile Election Dis-
trIctiin Which he offers To give his vote be.
tore the election six months, s!i,ll have right
10 vote tor member or members 10 serve i'm
other branch Of the Legislature, for tic Flee
ton District in which lie holds sucl, property
Of residence. sT ISs3
5rh. Resolred, That the two years resi-
dcnce, required by the Constitution in vo-
| ter, are the two years Immediately previous
to the election, and tho six months residence
in the Election District, arc the six months
Immediately previous to the election; BIZ, il
any person has his home in the State, lie DIES
not lose the right Of residence by temporary
absence with The intention of returning but
il one have his home and family in another
State, the presence Of such pefson, although
continued for two years in the State, gives
no right to vote.
7lh. Rcsolred, That Managers of Elec-
tons are authorized and required, under lilo
general law, to hold and conduct Elections
for Clerk, Tax Collectors. Commissioners OF
the Poor, and other District Officers, when
ever, vacancies occur, (as provided by law,)
and that it is unnecessary Tor this l.cgisa-
tnre to give special directions in relation to
the eiectm OF said District Officers
S'h. Rrsoircd, I hat il shall be the special
duty OF the Managers to report 10 the So!iti-
turs all violations OF the election law, and All
eases Of bribery and corruption, and to Use
their best efforts to bring the offenders to
Justice.
Sumter E. r., Sep cmhcr IL, 1873.
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FAIR NOTICE
TO THE PLANTER s or SUMTER

DISTRIC:Y..:35,iSSas5ssssts .3,iSss I
The subscribers, the former of whom has;
recently had erected OH his plantation one OF
provost's Patent swinging Fulcra Cotton
Presses, with whicl, he is we'll pleased, and
believes it to be far superior TO the Screw
or anything now in use for Gotten Packing
purposes, hive purchased the right of said
Press for Sumter District. This Press has.
been in successful operation for three years,
In regard to the convenience OF the Press, it
can be attached to the Gin-house, and shell
tered al under one roof. y Il is we'll calcula-
tod to press from four hundred and fifty to
five hundred pound. 81 Cotton II, four and
half Yards Of BagginG, and that Will, one miile.
Persons wishing to build their own Press
VIII he furnished with a bill OF tmbars and
dimensions for Twenty Dollars, (S2O.)--,
The subscribers beg leave to inform the; pub
lie that they have workmenrnow ready to Z
attend the building of the Press. - 80
Mechanics, wishing to enter into the bnsi-,
ness,can have by one hundred dollars (91OO)
worth, 1T Sl5. per right. Any further infor-,
nation wanting, apply to The undersigned, ,
"a JAMES s. TfNDAIL,
Friendship, u. o. Suanier Dist
X. +. LIGON,
ss5:F sfsSun,terrille, s. O..
June 2l' 1878. "a 6m NJ
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COTTON GINS,

Tho subscriber returns his thanks to those
who patronized him last seasotl sHe contjnx
ues to manufacture GINS upon the most apa
proved plan, and warrants thcln equal to any
other Gins; in workmanship, materials and
performance. They are warranted to give
satisfaction. 54.
GfRepairng Will be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests
share Of the patronage Of the planters Of
this and the adjoining Districts.
If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, get
one of those HORSE MILLS, we'll knotst,
MS McCrcight's Mill, tfiade expressly to be-
attached to Gin Gearing. The subscriber
has few on hand. s;fS
aJ.Orders for Gins or Mills, will be prompts
ly attended to.
R.. J. ,McCRE1GflT.
Camden, May, 1913. 80 6m
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.,'SHER B

syirtIe oi ,xcS ;I,iIs "a Iaa ads
!srested will fbn Sa a|es nc sGjntef se1ft
z lfouscs on the fret ays al tie f0is.
flowing, In October iisxt, Yit hitis sst tlle legal
hours Of sale, To- tile gliest bidder i3r CASH
tie following Real Properly l'urchasefs;t to
ipay for. titles. s
One tract of go a acres of lind
more orsless, in Fork Black River, adjoining
upon as the property Of John w !; Kuowlton,
at ths slit of +. s.. Worsliam. .:s
One tract of 40 / acres Of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands t:of David
B,atson and w. Il Reynolds, ct al, lowed
upo,i an the property Of D. F.. Kelly,at the
suit OF Thos. J. Wilder. eis.I s,,i.
One tract of ~ acres of land
more or lesR, in Carenlont, adjoining lands Of
r. Kennedy and John a.. Colclough, sen.
levied upon as the property Of John G.. Strotl,-
er Mt the suit Of Elijah Reynolds.
Ono tract Of 200 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of John A..
NJ itchun and jus. b. Hilton, levied upon as
the property of Z. B. Rowe at the suit OF j.
J. rindalI.
One tract of 500 acres Of land
more or lcse in Salem, adjoining lands Of
Robt. Fulwood. G.. Player and Est cfs John
i.e1n,non, levied upon as the property of Jno.
NJ McElvecn at the suit Of F. ]. Moses.
Ono tract of 81 l-2 acres of
land in Claremont, adjoining lands Of #. L.
Jones, Richard Wells and Miss Wrinkles
levied upon as the property Of Hezckiah
Ward, at the suit Of 4. Lynn.
One tract Of 200 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of j. b. Hilton
and E. B.iRowe, levied upon as the property
of Jno a. Mitchum, Mt the suit OF Il. NJ
biouzon.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. d.
Sheriff IS Office, lth September, lS4S
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mo. CA.
NegrOc Cloths and Beans.

The subscribers would inform the Plan.
ters of Sumter Distrct, and their Customers
that they have become the Agents of Mr.
Frels OF Salem No Ca, in the sale OF his
WOOLLEN FABRICS, which they arc
now prepared 10 exhibit. In their jud. cement
the best article for Negro Clothing ever OF.
icrcd in this market.
1,j'Thev also have small lot OF superior
country HAMS and LARD OF supcrio,
quality; North Carolina Onions, and Fresh
pounded Rice.
A. WHITE s: Co.
August 30. 1913.
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SIIERIFF'S SALES.

By virtue Of sundry Executions to me di-
rcctef, will be sold Mt Sumter Court House,
OIL the first Monday and day following in
October next, within the legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, the fol-
lowing Personal Property. Purchasers to
pay Tor Titles.
| negro, levied on as tho pre-
pcrty oI Ed Anderson, at the suit of l.. ].
Arthur, II. McFadlen anu S. Llcostc, . ca
scS.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perry of T. NJ. Braccy, at the suit OF W. a.
Colclnugh.
negro, levied on as the pro-
pcr.y Of I'hos. Bracey, at the suit of James
Nies, John J. Moore and John Madison.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of a. b. Braisforl, at the suit Of l..
NJ Wiley, s. Co. and John G. King.
8 negroes, levied on as the
property oi Jno. A. Colclougl,, SEN, at the
suit Of s. Mowry g. Son.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perry OF Hy. Casscls, at the suit Of F. Lam
mean.
, negroes, levied OH as the
property of f. Durant, at the suit Of w. An
derson s. Co, 3 cases.
l negro, levied OH us the pro-
petty OF Sarah Fielder, at the euit OF Atlmr
OF e. Mclean, and r. Bradford.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
perry of John L.. Fielder, at the suit OF J. III.
Wait
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of II. Jennings, at the suit OF William
Lewis, Ordinary.
l negro, levied on as the pre-
perty OF Rob,. Lowry, at the suit Of Elijah
Reynolds.
! negro, levied on as the pro-
perry Of JAS. Lawrence, at tie suit OF NJ. L..
Se;zor.
negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of Isaac Lenoir, at the suit Of George
II. Kelsey.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty Of Jas. G. Mcintosh, at the suit of
Hugh McFadden.
] negro, levied on as the pro-
Haskell and Saml. Maxell.
I Negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of VIM. Ross, at the suit Of H. IIol,
lcyman, jr.
Buggy, Harness and 3 Hor-
Sos, levied OH as the property of DR.. NJ. Rey.
nolds, at the suit OF A. White, & Ca.
negro, levied OH as the pro-
pcrty Of NJ. a. Stukes, at the suit of John f..
June.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
per,y Of Joseph II. Stokes, at the suit Of
Thos. +. lIarvin.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
ty Of Saml. Wheeler, at the suit OF Eliza
Wheeler.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty Of L. NJ. Wheeler, at the suit OF S.
l.acoste.
l Sulkey and harness, levied
on as the property Of VIM. y. Watts, at The
suit of John H. Dixon.
horse levied upon as the pro-
perty Martin Darwicl,, at the suit Of J. Law
ton. !.
l negro and one horse, levied
on as the property Of Mai.y Brogdon, at the
suit of W. G. Dukes and = r. Simonton
HARVEY SKINNER. s. s. b.
SeDtember Ii, lS4S
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WILL RECEIVE, TO MORROW

( A choice stock Of Groceries. consisting in
part OF the following
barrels, fine brown Sugar,
3 bags best Rio Coffee,
: = Hhds bacon Sides, .,
! barrel Reynolds Hams,
Butter and soda Crackers, -
Sarlines, Lobsters; Ginger preserves, )
on, Orange, &c. &C.; Olive Oil, Pickles as
sorted. n
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Notice..

The subscriber takes this method of i'll
forming his friends and tho public generally,
that he may still be found at the old stand OF
Chambers g. Rankin, where he will keep
constantly on hand, supply of Sugar, Cot
fec, Molasscs. Salt, Bagging, Rope, Twine,
Dnlncstlcs, Hats, Shoes, &c, which he will
sell for Cash, at the lowest market prices,
and solcits share of patronage.
The highest prices paid for cotton and 9TH
cr country produce. ~. 4
,iiG u. w. CHAMBERS.
Camden, S. c. :ang. 80, as At
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Rochc's AHcrbai EIabrOca-
tiOl for IIO0pi:sss, e Cough.

a limited supply of the genuine Roclefs 8
E'nbrocaiion for Hopping Cbngh, the most eff
,fectual remedy now known for that dislress.
ing lnaladyi Aust received and for sais' q. s
- Nearly opposite Masonic Hall,
Angs9. 1913. Cagiden, s. CT
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:COPARTNERsTEIP.

i,he subscribers have this day formed Il
RC,opartnership under the name OF J. .T. SOL
S,MONS.& CO. We hope by strict atten-
ton to business to receive liberal share of
public patronage
!, JACOB T.. SOLOMONS,
AUGUSTUS 4. SOLOMONS,
{t:t.,% HENRY J. llAINSWURrH.
Sept. l7ti,, 1913.
I, N. B,--Onc Of the firm is at this time in
tue Northern cities, buying rei u assort-
{ {ment Of MERCHANDISE; which. on ac-
,csount of the great reduction OF prices, we
will offer for sale lower than ever before
known in this place.
3 doors North the Court House, opposite
Z Dr. Millcr's Drug Store.
;ESSa5 40 If
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Office.

Al! persons having demands against the
Estate Of Jesse X. Gary, late oi Charleston
deceased, will please hand in the same Tor
payment TO Oswel itceler Esq King street;
and all persons indebted to said Estate, will
please make payment To the same.
l.. 4. J. GARY, .idmr'r.
5-cp, 1913. 46 st
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u OnlcstiC. EDry Goods.

Brown homespuns, assorted; Cottonades.
Stripes, &c; Musquito. Netting, Grass skirts,
do made; Saxony wool shirts, Berlin draw
ers; Ladies' and Misses Hosiery Gents.
~ do; a fine assortment OF Suspenders.--
All very low for cash. .57
Aug.9 1913. l.. B. HANKS.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having associated them
selves in the Practice OF Medicine, respect
fully solicit the patronage Of their friends and
the public. They may be found at DR.. MIL
lcr's Drug store.
J. ]. BOSSARD, NJ. D.
J. !. MILLER, NJ. u.
Ang. lG 1913. 4 #
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NOTICE.,

Notice is hereby given, that application
will be made to the Legislature OF this State
at its next session for charter To incorpor-
ate the "l.radiord Springs Female Institute
Company"
Sumtervil!c, Aug, II, 1913. l2 If
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Il fGss isis,s ], / I:S;as


VaasrA & sis ssll As,s & s aEksy NE
The Sbensf 5eifsel Of ,liis remedical
lmposisibn; q u stoaislling 10 liaRorld, and
ake, tone stKe nlost p popular medicines
|w known: coughs, coldaS and con-
lmlptiy,e cases curative powers are cs-
bllsheds By numerous testimonials Of the
CHEST cbsracte In tho first stages Of dis
fse, termed sc Catarrhal Consumption, ori-
fnatipg from neglected eolaf, hi has sbeon
Ised with undertaking success, anu hundreds
|cknoWledge they owe the restoration Of their
|ealths this invaluable medicine.
None genuine unless s,gned i. BUTTS
u the wrapper! For sale in S,,mterville by
Dr. l:sAIILhER R, at the Drug Store; and
,Ys Druggists generally in South Carolina.
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NOTICE TO DRO\ERS,

Tho undersigned would respectfully in
s form The llrovers ,T Horses. Mules, &r.,
that he has spacious STABLE ROOM. I.ntS,
DC, really to receive quantities nf liurScs,
I. Mules. &c. Also, plenty Of torn anil Fnd-
der, warranted not The ncw.crup; aud cheaper
than was ever sold in his District ut This
season Call g. the stand trrlncrly occupied
by. g. England, FLlton, Sumter District.
4 \. .ADRAiiAMS.
{ Sept: 20, 1913. IL If
,.ss s. 1Ti'I'lie Camden ,Jonrnn' will please copy
Snre month md forward bill lo the subscriber
st9r, llaylnent. i a
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A. w MHT,E, g. CO.

Inform their customers and tile public
generally; that they are receiving their
SPRING STOCK from New York.
Their senior partner is now in Charleston
completing their stock--Which they will sell
as low as they can be purchased in any
southern market for cash, or to prompt custo-
i.cra, Call and examine our stock, and we
tatter ourselves we will not failto give sats-
faction ttit
They would also inform their friends that,
having lately become agents for the sale of
FULTON OSNABURGS, they are now
prepared to supply that article in any desira-
BILE quantities qpbn Sas low terms as it has
cver been purchased in this, place. Prices
as follows:-9 1-2 cents per the hale; 10 do.
per The piece, and II do per yard for. all less
ter quantities upon time; each yard warranted
to weigh 8 oz's. IS.
March 90. 1913. .5 Il.
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NOTICE.
CLARENDON FEMAIE ACADBhiY.

The exercises Of this SCHOOL will be
resumed Monday the 2lst Of August. Per-
sons visiting to place tlieir children in the,
care of the Teachers; arc requested to send
them at the opening of the Session.
f. b, BACON, Principal
Sand Hills, Aug. 7, 1S49. 43 Ct
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NOTICE,

Application will be made to the. Iegisla-
tilre at i!s next session for anSAct totif1cor-.
porate "TIIE ESUMTER RIFI.EAIEN.,,, Z ~
Aug. Is, Ie4S. 43 3m /.