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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01
fso;asa Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
L y will be presented to the Honorable
Hoard OF County Commissioners OF Poriase
County at their March sessi m, A. D. iS4S.
for Road to be laid out and established, as
follows, to wit:-Commencing at POM
in the North line of Ravenna where the
South part Of Road running North aud
South on the Lot lines between OTIS No.
4 90 in Shalersvile strikes the Nprrh line OF
Rayenna, thence West on said town line 10
The North East corner of Lot No. 9 in the
North Division of Lots in the township Of
Ravenna and thence South on the line be-
tween Lot NJ s. 10, IL & 12 in said
North Division of Lots in Ravenna TO the
Diagonal Road running from Ravenna to
Freedom.
Shalersyile. Feb. Sd. 4w14i.
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H,EA, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Snuff. Raj
sens at Iga cents per ib., ,'or by the Box.
ised Herring bv THE. Box, Cod fish. Mackerel,
Rum and Brandy, and all other articles usu-
aliy kent in Grocery Store. ~
Best 5Oci. Tea ifi Tinalicum
no, excepting that. s.4rbitratioa 1ta,'' which,
I will submit to three old Woman; and the
best Whlskey in Town. .--. ..s-s3-.
..-.sl.. ! III A. FOWLER, Agent.
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ECaeNONH " .

ELSJQF SDWa n
THE subscriber would tender his services to
J. the inhabitantsof Ravenna as a cleaner of
gentlemen's garments, from dirt, oil, grease,
paint, &c: He will also, by q chemical process,
restore the original colors in garments that are
faded. and warrant them not to CROCK In no
case where the work is not done to the satisfac-
tion of the employer will any pay be asked.
II Room four doors South Of the Ravenna
House. .@.S =-..,-~
A. J. HUSE.
Rarnnra. Dec G 1917
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IMPORTANTI
TO Observation-Disclosures s

THavlng enlarged nur weekly paper, and
increased g eatiy our,means and facilities for
woriuug q large g dition. we have resolved,
after careful dellberation to ie,uce the price
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01
We will Buy

NXy HEAT, Corn Oats Rye. Farley, Flax
w Seed, Tallow, PORK, Beef, Hides,
Bees Wax, Sheep pe,s, White. Beans, Dred
Apes, Dried Peaches. Timolhy and Clover
Seed, Rags, Butter aud Cheese. An of the
above enumerated articles are purchased BY
us, and paid ior in Cash ard GooLs al the
highest Market price. '---
IA. :. .-ss 49, S. iA.CILLETr & Co.
=. Ravenna. Oct. 9J. IS47 a. ,.--,ses7 ID
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.HEW. GOODS.

5a We W GOODS. .# 'E
rYRUS PRENTISS snatches a moment
" rom his pressing business to say that
he has received -.9 s.-. q. ...--... .t-
Twenty Three Tons, a<;
of the first division of his Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing just such articles as the
wants of tie season requires.
Pass the word round that Thirty two out
Of the thirty SIX Boxes of Dry Goods are or
hand and ready for delivery. AS soon the
smoke clears away. you shall hear from me
again. s-=
Ravenna, Sept. 27. lB47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01

nNE pound OF Tea, that We are ceiling the
W best as at, So cents per pound. In Inc
best Tea a. sLO0 per pound. me ues. ,' iot
oI Prints at l2A cents, (jnstreeeved J - ne
be>' Suearat & cents per pound. q i.ia no pes.
Tobacco at III cents per pound. 'fhesbest
Sole Leather-the best and cheapest iot Of
Cassime:es and cfu:ii tiIat can lie found u,
this County. TiIat cur stock Of Goods VIII
average throughout low er in FREE than any
other in this Town-and tEat@we are more
unii'ormin our prices to Eli. That 10 tossay.
we d. not mark our Goods iihe souic or our
neighbors 25 ger cent higher than thendra'i
so that we can deduct il price in 'oTtss ta'
IN axe the people believe tha! they ar.:, selling
cheap. 80: s. a. GtI4LE1P go.
Nnvembcr Isl, 1891 s@t@ Iaitas1 - o,
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N. B.-I also keep OH hand and for sale
the celebrated medicine called .THE Worm
DESTROYER: This is ss,he most effecluu
m med,cine for the destruction Of worms thai
has ever been known, as al who have usee
it can testify. A. FOWLER.
R,venna. January 10, 1898.
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DR. I. SWIFT
Eg AS JUST RECEIVED a

he AS JUST RECEIVED. a
IL large sock Of Drugs,
Medicines; Paints, q Is, und
Groceries. Consisting in part,
Of The following artlcl.s:
Exits. a variety, IAN ASSERT
T inenl al Glass Ware. Q'.iLlne
and N otphine, SpatuIas. Scales
aud Weights, .',lls and Patent
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01
N Office,

~ Z. ..-t= Notice. Er..a~. ..
TElf4E subscriber having rented the Tame
- ry Of J. GILLAs, IN Ravenua, takes this
opportunity to solicit OF The old customers
Of he establishment and the public generally
a continuance OF their patronage, and pledg>
es himself to use every exertinn to sustain
the reputation Of the Leather manufactured
i'm this Tannery. EDN IN HULL.
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..sg I. = VI OR '
p L L. EeS .saas
Or. IssS0Edg,sy's Specific,


GREATsBLOUD sPURiFYER.
CURES IN AL. CASES -ExrtRN AisoR IhTERNA L,
BLiEBIn G<i,R BLIND PELEs,
And al impurities Of the BLUOD.
IT ls pARTlcuLAREY REooMdBaDEp FOR ALL
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
fa,Ills as canbe pro we'd BY personal refers
4 ence and several thousand Certificates
from nliparts pfstLe country g
The spectre rs az INTERNAL feHsedy, has
gentle action on the b,Meis, Is pleasant 10
take and perfectly fsaftnless IN tie most Gel
lcate cases, male or femme. Femaies bsttre
and after confinement are often troubled
with cons'ipat ion ef the bowels, or ,stive.
ness, as we'll as piles In oil such ca Sea the
specific can be taken with per 'ect safe y, and
a certain remedy. -' -+T.ae#- '-i
PILES FOR SEVEN YEARS STANDING Cured
Dear Doctor:-l have Eeen b perfect vic
tim 10 the complaint called Piles, contraci ed
IN the West Indies i'll 1888, and dufi
term of seven years lave suffered beyo ond
anything that could be conceived ot--loss
OF appetite, food tasteless, want of rest,
burning pain, weakness in the kIdiaeys, and
a total want of strength. So decidedly op.
posed TO any ythng bcaiipg- resemblance to
quackery, that 4 have onstaned from any
,nweadsor Gu ward agpiica'lon. the
recomm ehdaiion ofou mutual TREND Put,or,
No. hanover st..I was INDUCED 10 give
YOUR medicine far tr al. and to those who
are similarly afflicted !8~g!ve yru leave TO
show this, with my Hanl attached, having
been, firmly telIeve, entirely cured Of one
of the most Dfirme q cases Of Piles thai any
poor crcaturrs was troubled witn. Make
whatever u.e you think proper OF this tesII-
mon,al of your invaluable med cilfe, designa
led by GU as DR.. lngoldsby's Plies specific,
and accept of my best assurances for your
future success. -at ss7:E
With regard. yonr obcdient servant. ~
W, FL: JONES, Auciioneer 92 Pine 81.
Reference can he gwen 10 some OF our
most eminen,y ph, sicluns y
PRIZE SO CENTS.
ErSold by the following Agents: j. S. LEF-
F1NGWELL, Ravenna; Chas. H. Kent, frank
lin Mills; o. B. Beebe, Cuyahoga Falls; G.. N.
Abby & Co. Akron; James G. Calender, New
ton Falls; J. H. G. Johnson. Warren. 6ml35.
; lsavenr,:,, nov. s;l,, IsAs.S
T1IIOSE New and fCerap Goods continua
Il to arrive At SEYMOUR'S and will be
sold at lower prices than at any other Store
III the County. -Es-a tyas- erf =
Among his assortment are French Me-
riuos latest fashions for Dresses aid Cloaks.
Plain and Printed Cashmeres. 7.F.
DE LanessI2A to so css. Earlston. Nlan>
chester and Domestic Ginghams. large
assortment Of Fringes aud Gimps Of the
newest styles. -. -..-s-- r
Brocha, Cashmere and other Sh;wls.
Bonnets aud Bonnet Ribbons.
French Flowers aid Tabs.
e. ~ tie a2s e ze'S e o o aS.
-Broadc iolhs, Cassime eS, Beaver Clo'hS.
Tweed Cassime res, Sa,inets, Velvet, Saiin
and Cashmere Vesting<-all sold cheap.
CAL |. AN d Sc e.
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Center Of Edinburgh,

where he is prepared to make 10 order al
kinds of Harness., Brides, IMarti"gates.
Trunks and Vatises on the shortest notice
and most approved styes and as cheap as
work can be dane at any other Shop in the
County of Portage. He hoprs by strict at
tention to busines to receive a liberal share
Of public patron f.. ,-
- y. Is. JOHN. PERKINS.
Edinburgh, Oct. s7, I847. 6mI96
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Raven1la, Dec. 6, 1s47.

/ STODDARD E. NEWBERRY.
Saddle. Harness ard Trunk Maker, opposite
the PrentIss House. Ravenna. q.
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Saddle. Harness, and Trunk Mandatory

rEAHE subscriber woH oHld.respecttuly inform
L the public that he has permanently To-
Gated himself at The. 5's $50 =5+-ss@ ~+ 80 halE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-01

P.S.-From my knowledge of Mr.. HULL's
character as workman. having learned his
rade with me. ] can cheerfuly recommend
him to nv old friends aad customers as a
young man W no can, and will try to give gen.
eral satisfaction to those WHO may paronze
him. " z~ john GILLIs.
January !, 1877. 1v94
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r. ATE ARRIEAL---see ps. ei gnod Illnls'
- at leg cents. 4orieces Plaid CiIak ing
beautiful patterls.) 2 hieces u ab c6iyfef
es. G'mps aud Fringes for trimming tie
same. Just received at "a. Gill! ELS
November tst,, l847. is7s r. tla uHfEtas =
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IRON ANG STEEL. "A large assortuen,
Il OF iron and Sleel of every description
'ust received at DAYS.
Julv 2l'h l.47 .4s
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HAWLS-lGO Shawis consisting of
y brocra, Cashmere, Thipet Della me-
S:raddilla and all. kinds OF Wooden Shawis
November lst. at DAYS
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Cuba TObNc co Seed.
A SMALL lot OF prime Cuba Tobacco
N SEED for sale by
j. M. HOOD g. Co.
The lime for planting the seed is in April.
Fe, Q4 -s
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NOTICE.

T1HE SUBSCRIBER is just opening a
l. - NacssI Market :asd Fa ,niiy
Supply store UNDER ALIENS BLOCK
nearty opposite q fthe Post Office Where i.e
proposes to keep conStan'Is on hand the
ve'y best qualify of Family Provisions. COM
nr;s1ng s.n part of the following art'cles:-
Fresh Beet, Veal, Mutton. PORK, Salt Polk
Smoked Hams and Shoulders, Dried Mutton
Ii ,ms, Potatnes, Apples, Butter, Cheese, Old
and New Taiiow, Lard, &C., &c. all of
which will be sold at the lowest possible
prIc for ready pay. A reasonable share of
patronage is solicited
y. A. THOMPSON,
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NEW GROCERIES.

.t5Ie t1IBEs . II TITS. sfN. Il. -COl
Ravenr)a, january 18th. l9la. =:
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Head Quarters.

I.ockMEARTs SHoAL, Mar. 81, 1915.
ORDER NO. lst
The following Regiments will parade for
Review and Drill,at the times and places
stated below, viz:
The Goth and 44th Regimenta Of Infantry
at Sumtcryillc, OIL Tuesday the end day Of
May next.
The upper Battalion of tie 3lst Regiment
Of Infantry at Kingstree, on Friday the 5th
Of Nay next
The Lower Battalion at Georgetown, on
Tuesday the 9th Of Alay.
The 33rd Regiment of Infantry at Con-
wayboro on Saturday, tho 18th May.
The 32nd Regiment OF Infantry at or near
Marion Court House, on Tuesday the 10Th
May.
The 3Oth Regiment OF Infantry at Ben.
nettsvIlle, on Thdrsday, the 18th Of May. {.
Darlington Court House, on Saturday, the
Goth Of May.
The 2sth Regiment Of Infantry at Or near
Chesterfield Court House, on Tuesday the
23rd Of May, a /, e 2I.
The,2lst Regiment Of Infantry at Ian
casterville, on Saturday, the 9th of May.
The 22nd Regiment of Infantry at Cam
den. on Tuesday, the Both Of May.
The Cavalry will parade by companies,
squadrons, or regiments Of the 4;h Division,
as the Major General may direct, and be
prepared for Inspection.
The line will be formed ready for Review
at IL o'clock, m.
The commissioned and non-commissoned
officers will assemble the day previous. on
their respective parade grounds, for drill and
instruction.
The Aiaior General will, with his staff at
tend the reviews.
The Brig. Generals are charged with the
extension OF this order TO their respective
commands, and will attend with their staff
the reviews in their Brigades.
BY order OF the COMMANDMENTS Chief
J. w. CANTEY.
adj. and Insp'r Gent
April 5, 1918. 23 Ct
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NOTICE.

The spRscriher most respectfully announ-
ces to the inhabitants .f Sumtervillc and
District generally, that lie is about to take
the Baking business on his own responsible
ty; and hoping that by strict perseverance to
business, and turning out . good article at
Charleston prices, that lie will merit share
of,the public patronage He also thanks the
public at large, for the way in which it has
been supported through al the disadvanta-
gesit has labored under since his arrival
among them. The business being only on
small scale, he now states the terms on which
it must be carried, and his intentions Of strict
" adhering to them as follows:-Nothing
will be delivered out of the, store without
tickets OF, cash; on receiving the second set
oftickets the preceding ono must be paid for;
or to families wishing it rpay take by the
month, as the business has to be carried on
by cash. ANY other terms cannot be acceded
TO- He will do his best to be able to COM
inence by the first day Of May next.
JOSEPH BOND DALLISQN.
April IL, l649. "a ct
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/; Rostons Sept l1, ls45.
s. 81 TO TIE Observation-Disclosures.

So sis AZ HostOny Sent 40, l645. 8
TO5 TIE SIGISsA yDsAEFEIt
Dear Sir. pieaspre ins ma
litlngt through yon; to AL whom It may con-
lesr1, and the public GENERALLY u, the astonish-
ling effect your trI Ily derfnl med icfne has
had upon me. have enjoyed perfect health
TOR four: :or years: h9sscians told me my
liver wac diseased and that, . might some
day die with cphsnmpt Last Sept tember,
1916. took d 81 cold, which produced a
hacking cough this continued 5until Februas
+ y,sl645, SwhenaI added another cold; my
cough. increased, soonlost my appetite, and
my strength failed. For Blk weeks could
not lie upon one side; sweat very much
nights, raised considerable blood during the
winter, and cold not speak q loud word for
two weeks. With all these bad Symphonic,
had VerySseyer pain in my side and ;ba
tween my shoulders; general debility follow.
ed.- was confined to my room about eight
weeks. | had buried q sister and brother,
both died with Consumption. Iexpected to
die myself; my friends also dcspaired Of my
life. At this time an uncle, who had been
benefited himself, advised mo to take
DR.. ,wIsTAR's iBALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
accordingly procured bottle, took it, and
felt some better; obtained another, and third;
then ceased to bleed and my cough was
much better; but my disease Was so deeply
rooted, was obliged to continue taking the
Balsam until had taken seven bottles
can honestly and truly say, believe DR..
Wistar's Balsam of Wild, Cherry. saved
my life MRS. MARY 3. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with His.
Gould, assisted in taking care of her during
her sickness believe and know the atcve
statement to be true.
MRS. P. G. PRESCOTT,
MRS. 8. A. BACHELllER,
No. l Commercial Street,
Boston, Mass,!Sept. II, l845.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Sumterville, by
DR.. J. l. MILLER, at the Drug Store; and
by Druggists generally in South Carolina.
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Notice.

MISS HORT, in compliance with the
wishes of her friends, has opened HIGH
SCHOOL for Young Ladies', for which she
trusts that the advantages OF education and
the experience of a long course of years, de-
voted to the duties of Teacher, have duly
prepared her. Her number will be limited:
and she will endeavor to procure, as soon as
her prospects will warrant it, such assistance
as will ensure the high standard at which
she aims.
Her terms are, per session af FIVE months:
For general instruction, including
Vocal Music, $25 90
MUSIC, 20 90
Use OF Instrument per session, 2 90
French or otheF Languages, 20 90
Drawing in Pencil and Painting
in Water Colors, Is 90
Miss HORT is erecting conmodious School
House, and board can be procured in highly
respectfully families.
Payments required at the end of each
session, or at the time when any pupil is
withdrawn from the school. No allowance
made for absence unless on account of ill.,
ncsa.
April S, ls4S. 90 2t
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Bradford Springs For Sale.

1hlS well known and desirable situation
for SUMMER RETREAT, is offered ior
sale; and presents a 'chance for handsome
speculation
The Tract contains 1916 acres; Of which
25t acres is under fence, and 400 acres have
been cleared. 1t is situated on the main
Road from Camden to Suntervile about l5
miles from each; and gives name to the
Range Of Highlands.
Lately the place has been improved at
much expcnce, and converted into a Female
Seminary. The main building is 100 feet
long-has from 25 to 80 Rooms-some of
them spacious; lofty ceilings; 10 fire places;
l20 feet of Piazza; 90 feet Of Balcony; wide
mcnt; all necessary ut-biiltlings; and air
and water pure as the mountains.
Two commodions Cabins are attached,
l with five Rooms, = fire places and Piazza.
second settlement is close by on this land,
atfording accommodations of every kind for a
family. A great many fine springs gush from
the sd0s Of these hills, aifording the scitcs
of numerous settlements; which in time will
doubtless be established here, since the great
irEpedment, the Santec and Watercc swamps
arc now overcome by the Camden Branch
Road. 1t is n splendid situation for an Acat-
emy, Male or Female or for Boarding
House for the summer; or for summer Re-
treat for gentleman of fortune.
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash down; the re-
mainder in five annual instalments, with in
tcrcst payable annually, woll secured. To
an approved purchaser the time of payment
may be altered. Purchasers to pay for ne
ccssary papers.
Apply at Suinterville, S. C.to
/ w. u. RICHARDSON,
Agon, to Sell
18th March, 1S4S. 20 If
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House of ERtcrtaiMnlhc slt, /,
MANCYE!STER. & q

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he is
ready to receive and accommodate persons
travelling by Rail Road to and from Charles
ton. His House is only two and half miles
from the Manchester Depot; breakfast will
be ready att o'clock every morning, or SOON
cr if required. Every attention will be paid
TO the comfort Of all who may favor him
with their company. His table will be fur
nshed with the best the country affords. He
will ALSO take good care OF Horses that may
be left in his care, until their owners re-
turn from Charleston.
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Manchester, March n, lS4s % st
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DRu c1:|l! e.

DRu cFH I: 3,
Respectfully invite st6a ,cit izepp. .af Sumter
District and the public generaliy tos ther
well seleeted atoc
t t,,is,s and tf,.,,,es. la00sls !;
|all IF which, they offer for sale al frigiag
atipance on first Cd st.sss s. 3;
Their facilities fois rchasingf Goods, are
such sSass to- defy titihn as TO price
Having paid ipart ticMlar attantiph TO the ae.
lection of their present atock, from the fact
that country pEoduce sci lls for ,,st iag plelge
.themse selves Ito satisfY even the most close Of
/ their lstomcrs rhea Yarietiesf which their
stock embraces is entirely't too large tol lspecil
ffyi but they pectfully beg leave to mneif-
tion the following: -. "a. q
LADIES' s.. DIRE SSsG0QD QDS.
Cambria, Jaconet, null and Swiss muslips;;
Ginghams, Lawns, .Bareges: vi:
Dress and Furniture Prints; 'Sss' y =
Alpaccas, Bombazines, and Drab' dc Viennes:
Heavy and light SIX, Raw Silk, and cotton
Hosiery; z y ~ 80 - Il
Super ladies' and gentlemen LIsle andESnk
Thread, Lisle, and cotton Edging; s:
Ladies' silk and Berege mantles and ,crayats
Linen cambria tidkls. and Linen cambria and
long Lawn; il L ! a, i
French, German, and English Summer Broad
cloths, Cassmeres, and Vcstings;
READYMADE CLOTHING, IS
sSs Of every description and at all prices: in
deed someof it is SO lo,o that it cannot fail to
produce astonishmeht by the purchaser; but
as country produce sells for nothing, SO have
We concluded to sell Ready made clothing.
ss----ALSO-- gs.lss
Ladies' shoes, bootees, slippers, and a
beautiful article Of Palo Alto Ties; do. .EIsler
colored and Black! s.s8st e'tilst'ssal ,I's.
Gents. calf Boots and shoes, sewed and
peggeed. at prices which cannot fail TO please;
together with a full assortment Of Bonnets
and Bonnet trimmings; Groceries,, Saddlory,
Cutlery, Crockery, and Hardware! To emu.
merate all would be- impossible, but a callis
respectfully solicited, and none will 20 away
dissatisfied. Call at the
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite The Camden Bank, Camden, IS. c..
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LOW FOR CO SKA.

The undersigned has just received large
and general assortment OF New Goods, viz
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Cutlery
Carpenters Tools, Guns, &c; Hats, Caps,
SHOES. Boots, Stationery, &C.; Crockery,
Potwarc, &c.
5000 best Spanish Segars.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Violins, Guitars, Flutes,
Italian Violin and Guitar strings;
A large lot of
REARY MADE CLOTHING,
which will be sold low for cash or good pa
per, by
l.. B. HANKS.
Opposite Chim's Uotel
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Of December last, young negro woman
named RACHAEL, eighteen years Of age.
hair on her head; very long loot, the big toe
projecting much beyond The others. The
above reward will be paid to any person That
will deliver her to me or to the jailer of any
District in this State, so that get her. She
is believed 10 be harbored in the Bethel
neighborhood and Sumterville occasionally.
JOHN B. MILLER.
Sumter Dist. Mar. ii, le4S. 20 1t
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spring and SUI snlner Goods.

The subscriber would respectfully call the
attention of his friends and the public gen
.erally, to his well selected stock Of DRY
GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery,
Panama, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats.
Shoes, Stationery, dc. &C., just arrived
and ready for inspection), which he will sell
as cheap as they can be bought in any other
establishment in this place, for cash or coun-
j4iy pfoauce'
Sumterville, April s, le49. % ly\
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Entertainment ut the Clar
eHdOn DcnOf.

The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the Public generally, that he has
opened House Of Entertainment, about a
quarter OF mile from the Clarendon Depot,
on the Stage Road. where he will be ready
TO accommodate customers by the 18th inst.
lie hopes by close attention to business, to
give general satisfaction to all that may ia
vor him with their custom.
THOS. MCGEE.
March 6, 1913. 10 If
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DR.. ]. ]. BOSSARD.

Having located in Sumtervillc, respectful
ly soicits the patronage of his friends and
the public.
His office is three doors above A. J. Moses
store, where he may be found at any time,
unless professionally engaged.
April II, 1S43. "a Iy