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- G. Sf s'9s 1sit .ao St T.
LUCK has the pleasure public
1 brilliant ps II s m Whole Ticket WHICH
Of course has since been presented and paid by IUcK This e
w Gs On % he a+ s
M :ns" T Pc f w s al search Of buy
Who'll. reset ~ = 10 4 s. Il 2 q go . ,.
s raSEs O':s5y sold in Richmond The lssi hssa
management IN ms city III the last two yeerf
Grand Schemes for December.
saa pscemSsf lsis 5 No. 3 d@ a%" cap a"I'S ps
Of s % 80 % q i"" 20 = s Is, S i;E
shares IN proportion
day JccSHSs5 "a ;is s S". I. d1Sn cars Grizs
els sni halves .; quarters 80
s s!;5S ,9d .o1 aEas
s,ay pesmS s'y s' % xa 70 &c s%" sas
@ S OF OF % W%se 1 s s a 3d. asl,er e.
AND STILL ANOTHER,
,,,,.,., S1oyo n prize. Of lottr'
on Sury Dse@be - , : Nos - . d4a%n cnn
Grand rrize q s5S 25 o l9i lowest nos 400 pic etc
ass s o aayr quarters Certificate Of whoe ssO
Tickets for sale il all Lotteries advertised Mc7srs PAINE
It SIGHT ana all business transacted this office strictly confidential
u,
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
YHNIE second anu,l meeting o The Stockholders Richmond
Railroad Company. VIII be held
Office the city Richmond. "Wednesday morning December
2h 1912 III O'Clock A proxies represent Stockholders
meeting under baud and seal Of the Socthcrs
plsp Sa SS a s Of IN a seal 'Ra
seals" This notice is required by The y. Laws
FORM OF PROXY
w. wilma. names are do
appon, -, and lawful proxy. represent at
the annual meeting stockholders tho Richmond and Danvle
Railroad Company. held the city Richmond 18th
December 1919 adjourned thereof and and
number shares held
vev all questions sa before raid annual meeting
adjourned meeting as fully and all nens and purposes
selves could do il personally present -
-, [sEALl
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LOTTERIES.
ID. PAINE & Cor

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES, RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
DANES management against the Word.Nc have the pleasure
al announcing Ia the public the Grand Prize
Thirty Thousand Dollars. which sold by LUCK Nene
PAlNES Tickets the handsome Sky Six Thousand
Dollars sold IN two prizes IN lille twelve monts The whole
stU sold by PURCELL co. the whole OF $50 sold by
LuCk both IN PAINE Lottery will money than
any Ten prizes sold by any management in this city within the past
years Another OF the repeated evidences that adyenuers
should buy only in Lotteries under the oD PANE& co
Orders Tor Tickets will prompt addressed
PAINE CO.
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Ut
N LII tr scd Ia The highest bidder public auction un ff. ere.
w mises, HE in ay December. fair II not M
fair day the House aud Lo, town OF sidney hr Ike
DIR Reuben Meredith deceae Tie contain lhr, acre. ar
one acre Of which viii be sold wi'h dwelling nj oher improve
nien; The reminder viii be divided Tho m
merits consists al brick Dwel! House aud t
oulo'es The LOT ID enclosed hy Hawthorn
there are some choice irit wi.in fifteen u
WALK o! TIE capitol The tls place
city OF Rcmoai and lar.IcuIary The Richmond ia ,
'ion oil established reputation being rcc bundled
educate h> children ~ '
oh or'h OF the purchase money WI! required. IL cash
10 ~ ishl III TWO equal =
"' a " 'd! interest !oil the day sale ul paid!
81 Is: VII De required 10 the payments
= Il JONES,
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REoUIsITIONs LOUISA RAILROAD.
SUBSCRIBERS the stock OF the Louisa Railroad Company rn
- of March sh 1871 required pay So per share On tue
ls day OF December.
residing Abemae will pay into the Bank az Chsro'
Bbnk those residing els
The Bark Virginia. Richmond BY order o. the Boar
Nov II JOHN GARRETT, Treasurer
COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME under the style and
OF NANCE GOocH the purpose o. conducting C'grs.
and Forwarding business They Will give particular attention
the Of Tobacco. Flour Wheat and Corn.
Goods 10 be forwarded will NEE, with promp' despatch
TT Liberal CASH advances consignments.
IT. Office North Basin Bank. THO. }. NANCE,
- P GOOfF
400 lbs Mountain just received AMI fo sale
dating terms y 90
| Kov. 9-elG
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OF THE SENATE AND OF THE
DELEGATES


ANDSIKANGEKS AKK' IN, ~ ~, ~ . Ut -, ann-,,
examination OF new genera
N assortment OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS 81 GAY
MATHEWS CO.'S No AS Eagle Square purchased within the
York. and receiving by Adams Co.'S Express
embracing following desirable goods for furnishing gentlemen
warrobes viz Coak selection of Materials
Cloths Cassinere resng Cotton and Linen Shring which can
he made up competent workmn and
ho notice Silk Bingham and Umbrellas Silk and Satin Cra
ais Scars and Linen Shin Collars Cloves and Hosiery
Of every desirable style make Silk and Linen Pocket Hdk
Patton, Merno Lambs WOOL Cotton Shs; Patent Merno
Suspcnders Combs, Hair Cloth and Tooth
Brushes aad Manila Wisp Toilet Shaving Soaps Cologne and
Peumera which, with the usual variety of Goods kept IN Dry
as such goods can bought city irregular dealers
dec FIT
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BINFORD, MAYO & BLAIR,

BINFORD, MAYO s. BLAIR,
HAVING added enabled
verJ desirable assortment Of the following goods
LADIES DRESS GOODS
French and English Mernocs of every shade and Saay
Rich prinie Cashmere ID Ecosse
Dcanes, Nodes dark and high colors
Rich Embroidered Dolaiaes and Casim,res
Iyonese Cl,lhs plain clrangeabe and high colors
Coored. black and chaiigcabc Alapacas
French English Prints
scotch. French and American Ginghans
CORD Taeons plain embroidered for evening dresses
FOR GENTLEMEN
Cloths and qidilies and colors
yeslings. Silk, Satm and Wo~cd. plain and hsi
w and Merino Shirts and Drawers, large and hoayy
ALSO
English and German Hosiery, Of all kinds
Linens. Shcetnss and Towclngs
Bieached and brown Cotiu.is o all grades
DO do Flannel
IL Satin Dnnask Curtains, very rich
L.; Turkey Red, for Curtains, twilled and plain
Bed Blankets, OF all sizcs
Quilted and Twicd Blankets for Negroes
Worsed Nett children
A variety of Gimps Braids and vavo, Trimmings
Tapestry Brussels 3 Ply and Ingram carpeiins
Rugs and Drugse,s, oil various patterns and prices
Nay.
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Tli" Day I'D O'Clock. will likely Necr,es ,,ar
iwo l'Ns tw" CIR. iri Hc Woman AMI TWO cli,lf.n
- EfSJ. DiyS. iuc;r
III, =.
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ORpER No.
The 5h Regiment of Cavalry and Odd
Regiment OF Intan'ry, will parade Cor review
and drill at Columbia, on "Wednesday he 9th
OF December next, the line to be formed ut
IL O'Clock NJ.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned
officers, will assemble the day previous for
drill ana instruction, at III O'clock \. NJ.
The MAJOR General of the 81. division, and
The Brigalicr General of the 81 Brigade of
Cavalry, and 5'h Brigade OF Ininnlry, will,
with their statfa,tcnd.
The Brigadier Generals arc charged with
tho extension o! their order 10 their respect
i've commands.
The entire snit of His Exccllency, arc d
rcctcd to attend him on the day of review jul.
iy cqmptrL
By order of the Commander in-ch;ef,
j. w CANTEY.
Adj't and lnsp. Gcn'rl.
Oct. II, 1910. SO It
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
,LSs;lIEh :s;e lEsse
Charleston TO New York.
iiit. GREAf, MAIL ROUTE FROA

The GREAf MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, s.. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foo, of I,au-
rens-st. daily at 3, p. IN. after the arrival of
the Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and.
WELDON, N. C. PETERSBURG, RICH
MOND, TO WASHINGTON, EBABTI-.
MORE, PHILADELPHIA and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers Of this line, rom Charleston to
Wilmington, are in frs, rate condition, and
are navigated by well known and experienced
commanders, and the railroads are in fir,e or
der, thereby securing both safely and dispatch.
a THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation will be continued On and
after the first of Oct 1si9, as permanent ar
rangement from Charlcston TO New York.
Passengers availng themselves thereof, will
have the option either to continue without
delay through the route or otherwise. 10 s,op
at any OF the intermediate points. renewing
their seats on the lne to suit their conye-
nience. By this route travellers may reach,
New York OF the third day during business
hours. Baggage wall be tlcketed on board
the Steamer TO Weldon, as likewso ON Tho
change of cars, at the intermediate points
from thence to N.fork. Through Tickets
$50 each, can alone be had from l., WINS
LOW, Agent of the Wilmington and Raleipb
K. X. Company, at the Office Of the COMPANY
foot oi Lanrens-street, To whom please apply.
For other information inquire OF
l. G.. DUNCAN,
AT the American Hotel, Charleston s. C..
Nav 9 d0 Jv
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Cheapest Bargains
Erer offered in Sumferrilze.
Columbia. s. C, November 6, 1910.

The subscribers having received fresh
supply Of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
take pleasure in Offering to their friends, and
the public at trifing percentage the follow
ing well selected Merchandise, to wit:
Mus'inc DLaines, French CasEmcrcs.
Ginghams, Fancy Prints, Mourning Prints,
B:eachcd and Brown Cotton Shirting, Shawls,
SusDenderf Hat Ribbons, Sup. Irish Linen,
B'eacIed and Brown Canton Flannel, 81
Table Damask, anil 1874 Shectings, Broad
Cloths Cassmeres, Sutnc,ts, sc.
ALSO,
a well selected Stock Of Shoes, Ladics and
Misses Gaitor Boots, Walking Ties. Also,
Negro Shoes OF csery kind For Sale by
CLARK q, LIZ Wis.
Ou 30 tf
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Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers Tor sale his Planta.
ton in Sumter District, two miles south of
Statesburgh, consisting of tract Of seven
hundred and fifty acres C75O,) large portion
Oak and Hickory and admirably adapted TO
the cultivation OF cotton. There is an excel
lent Dwelling tlousc--good out buildings
stable and barns--and houses for tho accom-
modation of forty or fifty negroes The good
lands and decided health of the place combine
to render it a desirable purchase.
For terms apply to
w. ]. REEFS, Jr.
Statesburgh, Sept 10, lsi0. l6 If
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TO THE PEOPLE OF
SUMTER DISTRICT.
New FALL GDOssSS

kEECllUM g. TAYLOR, would respect
fully invite the attention of the residents of
Sumter District, who intend visiting the CITY
this fall, to their extensive assortment OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, con
slslng in part as follows:
SHaE6S.
Plain Black Gro dc Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
de Naples, and Gro de Swiss, Figured, Strpcd
and Plaided do, Rich Chameleon Brocades,
Rich Chameleon Glacc's, Rich Chameleon
Satin du Chine, Rich Cham Gro de Afreuuc,
Chaml Raw Silks, Cord AIarcil;ncs Floun-
ces, &c.
CAsEyNEERM:s,
Double and single width Scotch, English,
German and French Printed Satin Stripes
and Plain Cashmercs, Paramettas, Madanas,
&c. Plain Mode Cold Alpaccas, Satin
Stripe do, Black do, and Black Bombazncs,
~ great variety and at all prices.
SE.AWLS.
large assortment Of White, Black and
Cold Grape, Thbet Wool, Cashmere, Bro
cade and Silk, all sizes and very rich.
NGUSETMS AMID TsACES,
Cold Musins, White Organdie, Namsouk,
Swiss, Book, Null. and Cambria do. Cotton
and Jacconet, do, Laces of all styles, ace
Capes, Collars, Caps, &c, Lace Edgings,
Cambria do, Muslin do, and Thread do.
ChindZ and Gimghanms,
English, French, and American Dress and
Furniture Chints, English. French and Ameri
can Ginghams, beautiful styles.
CLOTHS Sc.
A large assortment OF Cloths, Cassimorcs,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Rob Roy PlaiGs,
Satinetts &c, Satin, Silk Velvet, and Valcn-
cla Vcs,ings.
DOluE,STIC.S,
Brown and Bleached Shcetings 5.i to I2d
wide, Brown and Bleachcd Shifting, and Ionr
Cloths, Cold Plaid and Striped lIomospun,
Lindseys, Kcrseys, Plains, Blankets. Flanncs,
&c, in great variety, and all other articles
usually found in all extensive Dry Goods
Establishment.
X. g. Il. would further remark thnt their
facilities are such that they are constantly
in thc,rcceipt Of all the most fashionable
styles of goods that arc imported aud at such
prices as cannot fail to give entire satislac-
ton, 10 be convinced give us a call
p. S. All orderes promptly attended 10,
and faithfully executed.
kETCHUM g. TAYLOR,
243 King Street Charleston, s. c.
23 Oct, lSi9. So It
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

10 work on the Rail Road; these hands
VIII be employed out in the Pine woods until
after frost, when they will he placed ON the
SIDE OF the River swamp, tho work Is all hiub
#nd dry, and the hands will be supplied with
nm abundance of wholesome food and drv
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month.
ly, or as the owner may prefer.
Enquire Of G. S. Mcllett on the work noar
Manchester, or of the subscriber, in Sumter.
vile. ID. b. McLAURIN
Aug. 90. 1Si9. 43 If
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Bargains! Bargains!

The subscribers have just received
one Of the heaviest and best selected
stocks Of Goods they have ever opened
and for quality and chcapness cannot
be surpassed in this market. Call and
Judge for Yourselves.
BROWN, LEE, s. co,
Ind Oct 1049.
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Clothingi ClothingII Clothing i!

Wo have just received decidedly. the largest
and hes; assorted STOCK of READY MADE
CLOTHING ever offered in this Market, and
no mistake. Goats, Vests, Pants, Over Goats,
Drnwrrs, Shirts, Under Shirts, Sochse,c We
can renew the whole outer ma. from, Bonnet Ia
Boot-hccl-G HEAP FOR CASH, or on nc
commoduting terms and reasonable prices 10
good customers. Come OH aud make your selcc.
tons
A. J. g. y. MOSES.
Oct. l6 81 If
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N j. NV g D o ID s FEE!

81 la EssGv O. sOs sO@ IDS s. !s!
TIE calls Public
we'll
4 STUCK UFs7 S'lAPI ID AND i FANCY DRY GOODS
Whh now complete and will be
u heleadng articles
FOR LADIES' DRESS GOODS. 63a
ouselno 90 LANES Rich Figured
ana
,Delanes a large sandp
LADIES olAN SACkS, MANIII,LAS
- FOR GENTLIINIIEN,S WEAR
Twced Albetine dJeans faus
LINENS szs
DAMASK DIAPERS oIes IRISH nen and ]
DOMEsTICs.
Besched
above aargc price
BLANKETS.
hea imported Also
SUNDRIES.
oil Cloves
e ayrsm a1e,e cnng Arunde
lection ne and Neck Ribbons Shades with the
I an aasS painted Oil Coo sba.
great Combs Brushes
CAIsPE TINGS.
nc
English American Brussels
Py
Stair
and have
and with the above will be sold
Ct. n. SNOWDEN.
Coluni;, Nr,,auh,. q. ,oo No !, Brick
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Gro Ceries! Gro cries
COMPETITION is THE LIFE OF.
TRADEl,, 80 s5;4zz4zs.s rs

. - i
TRADE'' .i=7asga5
q So say. FIR fE ERSC On. s. 8PIsING LIE whc
take this method Of Introducing their modest
prctept ions to The notice OF "lhe dear people"
OF Sumter District a .'new broom sweeps
clean,'" and for the purpose Of making clean
sweep of oil their Groceries, they have re-
solved to sell at such prices that will tempt
all persons to buy who honor them with a.
call.
Every variety of Groceries for Cash or
Barter--n part as; follows:
~ Pieces Dundee Bagging (bcsD 44 in.
~ cents. ~. - :
SO Coils Rope, 12 cents.
100 Sacks Salt
5000 lbs Bacon Sides. G
1000 lbs. Best Hans.5
$4,000 Segars
Nails g Ia.
Sugar (brown,) 6 Id to 10 cts.t
(white.)
{" Double refined.
80 Sacks OF Coffee, Cuba, Rio, Java, o l g
to l2 l.2.
Molasses, Candies, Prunes, Pickels, Go
shen Butter, Cheese and all "thal's nice"
Please call at the Grocery OF
FltIERSON s. PRINGI.E.
Opposite Wmdham's Hotel
SumterriHe, S. G
Sept .25 45 If
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40 HIS Elk CELL LEHC CY q 81
Presid ent of the ID. States
8 HER MAJ 5ESI'l
QUEEN VIZ e5Zsa
AND no
Loasis lVapoI COZ g5sl,1as szL2da,fe4l

~
x s 5. PRESIDENTeJ r OF sFIs 4aNo:E.
81 Whereas, for d period OF twenty years wo u
have diligently studied how 9e IDigili best
.auiellorate the pecunary condition of I tho es
Human Family and deserve the appiaudits OF #
mankind. We are now happy almost beyond
The power Of expressioni 10 imDaft the joyous *
intelligence that ~. sls FiSs iSs
THE HOUR HAS COM Il
When we can proclaim to the atoms of The ~
Earth the completion of our extended lab6urs
:inftfie announcement that we nave
Y 81 FOUND OUT AT LAST 5s3
Tho process by which riches may be easily
acquired, and ~ gssfs55s86 ~
a MOST EXTRAORDINARY y e lsC ~
is. that we giye 10th world, gratis, BE oif- *
spring OF those wearisoIne researches, which 81
oUaKThR oFsA CENTURY
In CESSATION, asking for ourselves for reveal
ing this
open SESAME ss 4
Nothing but the delightful assurance That
mankind will be at last convinced of the prac, III
a 4 COLLEEN Es5I.f5isFS 1IARvHsT1 5
Through the medium, Of US sS
- " E lI:aaEg & CO . B
Tie Truly Fortunate and .zEia,;sf fasasdss
LOTTER z BROKER s,
No. Light Street.
BALTIAfORE, MD. .ssi5f9s
Let not few frowns Of Eortuue cast YOU down: x
She were hot Fortune il size did not frow,,sS rs
Those who in patience bear her scorns awhile
Arc Iosc w!ion, al last, she mos. will smile S
MOST GLORIOUS SUCCESS! ~
| IiPpFER es- co. sold and paid Lust ;,t,o,ilh a &
Mountain of PrizeSt IS, KS
EVERY DRAWING TELLS a CHEER
ING TALE!
0-T Four Extra Clerks required 10 attend
to our correspondents!
" Only Sec t.is. .Stupe.iaons Lack, IN
S5Q,O00, WIIOLESS,rIGKET, sent TO d !:
Rail Road Contractor IN the State of New, &
York. He ordered Package Of Tickets, and
Behold the Result! FOR an outlay OF. s II2 b
! at PYFER &SOC'S Far-F Famed Office, heE.
realized the mammoth Fortune of
$A2t50O!H
| II The most successful method to drawa
| Prize is to Purchase I'ackage! The ex-
1 per:ence OF every day strengthens this decla.s
ration.
NOT DONE YET,
g 10000 Whole Ticket, sen, 10 Charleston,
South Carolina 515. 32 assz !
u Two handsoneaP Prizes Of $4,000 sent
| to North Carolina. sis
$4,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Virginia. && &&
= s',SNV, iidll y icRSti sent 10 feitusYlSanla
24.0nD. Quarter Tiket sem. .o Pennsylvania.
10000, Quarter Ticket, sent TO s. Carolina
ssl'o 8,tch aco,t1as bail," at l2'gtef
cos.
Correspondent who visit Baltimore are in
vi,ei TO call at our Office, where we offer
] ocular demonstration of our almost Magic
Luck :
" Forward your Orders without delay! IS
Brillian Schemes for N8V'hef
1849.
All Orders strictly confidential 5:s
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Notice,

Capt. ]. b. n. HAAlMETT is authorised
to act rs Attorney for the Securities of the
Rev. Jesse Morgan in disposng OF the Stock
Of Shoes &c, of Tan n-Iard--,ndcr the assign
mcnt; as also the debts due the said Tan
Yard
II. J. COGIILAN for Securities.
Oct. 16 81 If
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ALSO
A large assortment Of

c. "A. r ? Il r. S,
at from 25 cents upwards; A. NORTH would
also call the attention ofthc public TO the fact
that his Stock of DRY GOODS generally, is
now complete which he is determined to sell
for CASH, at such prices as will not fail to
please all who are desirous of buying cheap
The stock consists in part Of
Cloths, Cassirncrcs, Sattinets, Flanncls, Lin
ems, Tickings, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, La
ccs, and Embroidcrcs.
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Land at Bradford Springs
FOR SALE,

AM ELiGiBLE SUMMER RESIDENCE.
The Subscriber offers his tract OF land at
Bradford Springs consisting in all of BOG
Acres, situated in North Easterly direction
from the Institute on the public road Leading
from the Swimming Pens 10 Camden, adioin.
ing the lands of the Institute and Mr., f. Brit
ton. On the premises are several very bod
Springs, (Sulpher, calybrgte and excellent
drinking wafer springs) and from lis COM
manding position would form al eligible site
The salubrity of its climate is loo well known
to need comment. And the land for planting
is as good if not superior To a majority around.
ALso-The adjoining tract 1O5 acres, on
which is dwelling house and out buildings
Terms Low. For further particulars enquire
of G.. DELORME,
or Of BROWN, LEE g. co.
Sumterville Aug, Is, ls49. 40 If
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Dress Goods Of the Ncarest Styles:
Such as-Si!ks, NIerinos, Cashmercs, l.yo.
ncsc Cloths, Mohairs, Alpacas, Bombaznes,
Ginghalns, Prints, &c, &c. &c.
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S3invis, ERalstilI;as a.sd ViZcttcs
of tiie --latest Patterns.

An extensive stock of Dmitics, Furniture
Chintzs, Oh Cloths, Marselles Quilts, &c,
all of which, he will sell at prices unprece-
den'ed. Call and judge for yourselves
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Cheap Dry Goods Store,
1900 BLANKETS FOR SALE

Persons wishing to supply themselves with
the above will save money by calling at
NORTHS, ut the store recently occupied
by A. YOUNG &, CO.
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For Sale.

AS am dcsirous of removing, offer for
sale my Plantation situated on Santec, ten
miles from Nelson's Ferry. The SAID Planta-
ton contains about Two Thousand Four
Hundred Acres, six hundred cleared and
under good loncoing, On the promises is
good comfortable two story DWELLING
we'll finished and all necessary out buildings,
price -Four thousand Dollars, and viii
ttrow-in my whole stock consisting Of One
hundred head of Cattle seventy or Eighty
head OF sheep, the samo Of hogs and sixty or
seventy head of Goats. For any farther in
FORMATION m, Il, It address the subscriber lYrghts
Bluff Post Office.
WILLIAM NJ. DAVIS.
Sept. 10Th, lSl0. AZ 3m.
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BUILDING.

The subtcribers respectfully inform their fell
low citizens that they have associated thcm-
selves III business for tho purpose of undertaking
aud EXECUTING contracts for Buildings of auv
description md carprn,eIs work in general.
We have made such arrangements ns to ena
bic us TO build for our friends aud employers,
completing their wnik in every department.,
putting them TO no Inconvenience whatever;
merely having 10 give us an idea "f what de-
srrip'rn Of hni'dn. they rcqure--in reason
abe time receive tho keys aud fork over the
ncedul
We possess ample means Of furnishing the
best Lumber. bricks, Sm,hwork, Paints, Lime.
etc. ETC. Together with good workmrn aud
many yeats experience us practrrnl mechanics
we are determined as far as our humble sphere
extends to wipe of the rcproncha,tachrd 10 th.
noble old South cntonI-und arouse her Rip
Van Winkl- slnmbers, and leave California 10
take care Of herself
G. C.. JONES,
T.. J. tOGiILAN.
Aug. %, 1910. III .,
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All persons indebted to the Estate Of d.
SOLOMONS, and Mrs. II. SOLOMONS
either by note or open account, are earnestly
requested TO make immediate payment, as it
is positively necessary their books should be
brought to close.
Net 80, l If
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u The price of Packages of Quarter
Tickets only, is published in this paper. y:
IL Please mail order a few days BEFORE
the Lotteries draw.
Gr Letters always strongly envelopcd and
carefully sealed.
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ings sent from PfFER IL CO'S.
~ Every order TO PYFER 81 CO. is
answered by return mail,
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payable in Gold. at sight promptly RENTED
to any part of the Country for Prizes sold
atlhis Agency.
" oae Package of Tickets may Draw
Four Capital!
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be confidently mailed to the address of
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Distant Residents throughout the United
States, who desire an INCREASE OF FoRruNE,
have an order for a single Ticket or Package
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$40 Reward.

will pay The above reward for the appre.
hension and delivery OF my negro man
ISAAC to me, or in Sumter Jail. Isaac is
about . feet or inches high, stammcrs q
IittI',-and has rather limid appearance
when spoken TO-
J. S. RICHARDSON.
Oct 81 So If