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Hats and Caps.

both Fsshioaaa!- and PLAN styles, which they
4Ee selling al talE anu reasonable prices.
CALEB SHEARON.
Richmond, 10Th mo ., 1880. i,
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- Jup5E ElLlS. ot \nceunes. mas
been reelected president q Inc oai9 and
Mississippi Railroad Company He has
been the early and most efficient advocate
of the road. and had his Efforts been
seconded by those equally mue.l in
tere~teI as himself the road would long
since nave been in a state Of forwaflnoss.
Judge Ellis. energy ana business abilities
viii secure the completion OF tie road.
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November 20. 1850.

The Exemption section. after many N
etlectual attempts to amend lis phraSeoio-
". finally passed. on Wednesday texact-
IL as il was encro>sed)-aves los. NAYS
IS
Women'~ Rights after considerable de-
bate passed IN the exact language or Mr.
Blythe >ection--ayes 66. nays So The
most interesting portion OF the debate
was discussion Of this proposed reform.
.crip,urally considered. between Mr. Bad
ger and Mr.. Owen. The Convention
spent the remainder OF is session IN dis
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N0yt uiLer Fl. 1850.

>'JNt.ItiGSi = q. ~.
The Homestead Exemption debate was
resumed Yesterday. Mr. Wa!po,e's mo-
ton - mahr Inc exemption not less than
$500. was land on the table by vote at
81 10 80. Mr. Walpole then moved T.
make it not less ; 400 This, with all
other amendments, Including the one 10
add the words real and PERSONAL was
laid on the table-avcs 90. NAYS Is. Mr.
Wapole moved t. add mot less than
5000 Lost-aye, -, navs g.. The
section. exactly as reported by tne Com
mi,tee, was then ordered 10 a third read
ing-ayes ll6. nays II. As follows:
The privilege Of the debtor to enjoy
the necessary comforts Of life shal. t.
recognized BY wholesome laws, exempt
inL reasonable amount Of property
from Sc zure OF >ale, for the payment Of
any debt or liability hereafter contracted.
The next question was on Women
Il ghts. which subject was divided. as re
ported. into two sections. The Gtst sec
ton. with all pending amendments. wa,
laid on the tabie-ayes %. nays : /. The
second section coming up. Mr. Blythe
moved a Substitute a follows. being mod
liication OF the provisions as reported BY
Mr. Owen
The real and personal property Of NNo-
men. whether owned before marriage or
afterwards. acquired ~ purchase or gilt,
(oiher than from the husband in fraud Of
MS creditors devise or descent. shall he
and remain secured. under equitable con
ONIONS bv law
Mr. Ba>com moved to lax the section
and pending amendments Oh the table =
I.O>t--aNeS 81 NAYS SO
Mr. RarIden moved 10 amend - as 10
givc the wife the use 81 the real and per
>onal property Of her husband after hi
decease. ii lie does not make a Nil. Lost
Nr. Bllthe'~ substitute. as above reci-
ted. was carried BY over two 10 one. the
ayes and noes not being taken
Mr. Barbour moved 10 amend bv provi-
ding that the husband Shall not be liable
Mr.. Blythe's section was then ordered 10
thirl reading by large majority. with
out vote by ayes and noes.
The article on County Officers next
came up. Nr. " ole moved - strike out
"Auditor' Laid on the table. ayes 81
noes 20 Nr. i.ochhart moved IL strike
OUT all respecting Cork Of tie Circuit
Court. as the Committee OF the Courts OF
justice had reported relative II it. Lost
Mr. Prather moved - ada County Sur
vevor Carried fir Borden moved a
pJos>o that nothing in the section should
nc construed u prevent those now hold
ing Offices, from serving out their Terms
\ motion 10 lav ihls prov,>o on the Table
failed hv ihe close vote OF ayes 81. noes
O. Pending cons ieration. the Conven
non adjourned.
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PROTECTION FIRE
\ II
MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Annual Premiums. Capital stock, and SuruIn.
Fund,


vINHt Undersigned would call the attention
Of merchants and others having property
Kpossa II loss ~ Fire or the p~rils Of Navir,-
lion 10 the superior advantages offered by the
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE.

Richmond, Dec >, l-5o. Commute
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-01-03
,yII EIs: Ef'',s ,SAF / ,,ES

y BY virtue Of snndry Executions to mo i-
rected,will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
January next, within legal hours Of sale, to
the highest bidder for Cash, the following
property. Purchasers TO pay fer Titles. Z
Int: in one tract oflOO acres
lland more OF less in Clareniaont, adjoiliinp
lands of VIM. Os;een and E. Hodge and
where defendant lives. Said interest being
anupcxpired lease. levied upon as the prop.
erty OF Wan. Pritchard at the'sui Of Win.
Osteen. y.fs
Ono tract of $50 acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of II. Kelly,
VIM. L., Reynolds aud Mary Kelly, levied
upon as the property Of .Sam,el T'indall n.
the suits OF J. s. e. L. Bowie, Farrar, Banks,
g. Co, 2 cases, and w. a. Cdclcuph. i
HARVEY SKINNER, s; $. D.
Id Dec, 1S40. tEf A3
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Head Quarters,
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
GENERAL ORDER.

tIENERAL ORDER.
ALL applications for Arms and Accou,re.
mcnts will in future be made to the Comr,an-
der. in Chief direct.
Each application must contain the actuul
strength OF the Company, the number and
character of arms and ACCOMPLISHMENTS on hand,
and the number aud character of arms and ac-
coutrcmcnts required. In no, event will any
requisi,ion be complied with until all the old
or useless arms and accoutrcmcn,s are re-
turned or satisfactorily accounted for to one
of the Arsenal Keepers of this State
The III Sec. a. A., 1881, herewith pub
lished, will he rigidiy enforced.
BY order Comniander-in.C Chief.
}. w. CANTEY, Adjt. aud 1nsp Gem
each officer required by law to make any
return or report, or whn shall he, required by
any superior officer, and fail 10 make such
return or report, shall be liable to he Sncd rs
follows, to wit: A Major General, Que hun
drad and fifty dollars: a Brigadicr General,
one hundred dollars; Colonel, or officer
commanding regiment, seventy five dollars;
a Leuicnant-Coonel,M Major or officer com
manding. company, twenty-five dollars;
Judge Advocate Gcneral, seventy five dollars
Brigade Judge Advocate, fifty dollars:
Rcgmcntal Judge Advocate, twenty-five dol
lars; Paymaster General. scventy-tive dol
lars; and all commissioned staff officers sha1
be fined in similar sums, according to Their
espssys ns Fnsf as sps s sS Of 50 Sca ae
queot- Of anl grada".--
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S,HERLEF.S Sal E.g.

BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me di.
rccted, will be sold at .Sumtc. Court House
On the first Monday and div following in
January next, within the legal hours of sale,
10 the highest bidder, for CAS-, the following
Personal Property. Purchaicrs to pay for
Titles.
3 negroes lowed on as tho
property Of Ed. Anderson, s, the suit of A.
Barnes.
Corn and fodder, levied on as
the property Of James J. johnson, nj The suit
of a. Harvln To be sold 1t defts residence
8 January, 1850.
] negro levied onas the prop
property of w. f. Mclle,t. tlhe suits of Nc.
Dowal & Shannon, and JIM J. Moore.
/ ] cgro levied on|as the prop
perty of Jos. III. Stukos, d, the su.t of /.
Bowie.
negro, ! horse, Icvicd on as
the property Of w. G. Wimli,,a, at the sui,
of r. J. McClary and WIFE and Ai. T. Smith.
horse levied on ~ the prop
erty Of j. ii. Watt, at the sui of James n.
Prescott, for al. and Jo!n rnbl
5 negroes, 2 farm horsa, colts. 25
head Of stock Cattle. Is hred,T stock hops.
DID wagon, old Carriage. lot r. corn and fod
der, Peas and Potatoes, and Ilantation tools.
levied upon as the propehy If Samuel Tin.
dali, at the suits of J S. / bowie, Farrar,
Banks, e. Co. 9 cases, aH ". A. Co!cIouch,
the negroes TO he sold n Sumterville en-
Monday the 9TH Jan. and the balance of this
levy will be soidon the rex, day at the resi-
dence Of the Defendant
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S D.
Z. "A Dor 1910 4
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South CAROL ina Sumter Dist.
I'm Ssassie y
sEE parfe IS 'ss b sf sSsss IS IS
Mary .. McFaddin, Petition NJ

VIII be sold at Sumter Court .IIo,,ae On ,ie
ayst Monday vi in January next and the day fol
& 4 PLANTATION, the Estate /, 81 ~ Tbos.
*. McFaddin, containing about thirteen hnn.
dred Acres, situate in Salem County il, said
District, on Black River bounded by lands OF
Or. Robert Mullrow, II. B. Muldrow, M. p.
hinyes and w. l'!owden, with two-s,ory
dwelling house, and negro quarters for
eighty negroes. situate thereon.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE:
NOT less than SO per acre, credit of 8 years,
TO De paid in .fre equal annual installmen,s,
with interest payable annually from the day
OF sale until amount Of the sale be fully
pad and satisfied. That tho pur. .haser do
give bond and personal security and mort
gage Of The promises. $3.50. .,.
At The samc time will be sold gang of
EIGHTY NEGROES, OIL credit OF one, i,co
and three years, with interest payable an
nually from the day of sale until the same
be July paid and satisfied. That the pur-
chaser pay on tho sales Of the negroes five
per cent cash, and tho baauca on the last
mentioned credit. The purchaser giving
bond and personal securities, or one security
and mortgage Of the negroes purchased.
No negro to be removed until terms of
sale are complied with; and if not conpiied
with to be rc-sod Mt the risk of the purchaser
IN the interim to be lodged in jail for s,se
Keeping at the expense Of the purchaser.
There will also be sold at the same time
household Furniture, sixteen or eighteen
Plantation horses and mules, Wagons,
and Gear, Stock of all kinds, Corn
and Fodder. Terms: one-tIird cash, the !
balance on Credit Of one two years purcha.
ser giving bond and personal security. .pur-
;hasers to pay for ali necessary papers.
For full information enquire OF Capt: JAS.
y. BLANDING, Su,n,crvllc, 49,
by Order. Of the Court,
4. JOHN B. MILLER,
,asl Com'r.
Sumterylle, Nov. OOH 1Sdo
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Equity Notice,
10 Guardians, Trustees, Reeauers,
and Gomwittees. go

a" A'ard'ans, trustees RECEIVERS and others
VINO are ound to account TO the Commission.
er ~ hlu's fer Sumter District, are hereby
reS".r'u 10 oSaM appear before said Com.
missioner al h.s:s::cc at Sumter Court House.
me me 5r 5n'rd Taes'ay in January, and the
,ats atsun IN January aud February ne.,, TO
nnssc.S aSc ,ySfns OF The es,a.es in their hands,
Posscssen or management. setting forth on
"a;h' the2articulars and value of such estate.
ana an ACCOUNT Of all money received and
PAID Tor sai estates, aud 60 -ahstab.,a,a the
same by piper and sufficient vouchefs, ;e,so
10 produce all bonds, notes, certificates o!
stock and cher evidence OF chooses in action,
which are specified in said return; and also all
title deeds, bis of sale and other munments
of title OF prcpsty purchased by him or her
or them, for his her or their ward or cesty
qui trust. Thie who fail, rules will be i'm.
lnedialely issuedagainst them.
JOHNB, MILLER, c. Esd.
Nov 7th 1910. ) tf
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Ere enville Female Collegiate
IG&gaa1 1nulloa

~ = :, :.
DIR. AND MRS. HUME SIMoNSs from
Charleston respectfully announce to the pub
i'c that they have established a Female Sem.
mary in the town OF Greenville, s. C.. where
every branch OF education will be taught. The
establishment is one Of the fines, in tho place
and they are prepared to receive large num-
her OF Boarders on the most reasonable terms
Assistants ofthe hgIltest abiiitywiII fill each
department and they feel themselves warrant
cd in confidently Recommending their Semi
nary to parcmts and guardians who desire
we'll grounded. finished and elegant cduca.
ton for their daughters and wards The
most satisfactory testimonials arc in their
possession and reference is given to the res.
pcctable citizens Of Charleston generally, al.
so TO those of Greenville. For terms (Which
arc very low and other particulars see print
cd Circluar at this office or il can be obtained
from the Principals free OF postage. Address
post paid,
J. HUME SIMONS.
Greenville c. II, s. G..
Dec. 20, lS19 8 3,u
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Wilmington and Manchester
3 f RAFT. ROAD.

- : ID Z d. /, J
FRIERSON g. 'PRfNGi.E take this early |
method OF returning their thanks, TO the good |
people OF Sumter District, for their very kind
aud liberal patronage bestowed since the short
time theyhave been in business; they respect
fully solicit continuance of the same
They will keep as before every article in the
grocery line besides a little of the dry goods,
Hardware and almost every article, which the
Farm ers may,call Tor. will barteriof any kind
ol country produce, and on as reasonable
terms as possible, if you doubt il just cali in
at the corner store opposite McEaan's old
stand at the sign of the negroes, the tolow-
ing articles compose q part OF what they
have on hand. ty7v{} sIEs2 rs
1000 pounds Bacon sides
2AW I" Sugar cured hams
500 7" Leaf Lard
10 Kits Mountain Butter
5 do Goshen do
20 Best Goshen Cheese
25 Barrels Baltimore Flonr
l0Kegs Buckwheat do
10 Sacks Jaya, Coffee y u a
10 do GsCubaf do AZ " 49
! 10 do Rio do
10 bis Sugars crash'd, clarified s. brown
] Hgds Charleston refined Treackcl
= do N. o. and West India Molases
100 Sacks Salt Il rfgE J#
2 bbls Mackerel No
500 lbs Cod Fish ti1
| 5 bbls Irish Potatoes j zat
Candles, Sperm, Aiamautine and Tallow
Crockery and Hardware q ~ itrsa tasa :
French Chocolate, Ci,ron, Vertniceili, Maea
rom, Brazil nuts, Almonds, Raiseus. Ginger
Nutmeg, AlI-spice, Pepper Mace, Gloves
rrunes, Pickels, Carsup.
100 Kegs nails assorted LIZ TO 6 IL
Baggn 10 Rope 10 Twine 1884,
Tea, IIyson, Gunpowder and blacl
+ Tobacco, Gold leaf
Mrs. Mller's best cut Tobacco, at 3 cent?
Soap, Starch, Onicns
10000 Cigars, and many other articles, o
. he sign OF the rs DARkIES.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
II. +. Bnrw;ck,

w. Barwck, ct. al. \
BY virtue of an x der from WIN. Lew.
is, Esq. Ordinary of SuSier District. | will
sell on the first Mom,yR January next, at
Sumter Court H,dsc, be,veen the legal
hours of sale s,i': tract OF iud, containing
575 acrer on Big Branch, wasrs Of Black
Riro, bounded by John Hodge a.d Rom. # j.
bradford. belonging TO the EstatcE William
BaIwick deceased,
Terms-On credit till firs, day .. I,nu,
ry 1851. {all fees cash. the purchaser o .inr
Bond with good security and a Mortga., e
the premises TO the Ord,naryfor the payne,
q the interest from
the day Of Sale. ...,-1r--'"--2>>.s
IL. SKINNER, IS. s. D.
Id Dec. lsi9.i 4,
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
IN ORDINARY.

G. w: Rollins, vs.. J. n. Coker and wife and
oh,rs. ,
1t appearing To my satisfaction, that j. n.
Coker and wife and othtrs, defendants in the
above stated case, reside beyond The limits OF
this State: It is therefore Ordered. that they
do appear and Object to ,hc DIVISION or sale Of
the Real Estate OF Benjsmin Rollins, deceas.
ed, on or before the 9Th lay Of March next
or their consent will be ntcr Of Record.
". LEWIS, o. s.
December 5th, 1919, 7 3m
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SALE AT AIIlTE0Y.

On Saturday, tho 5,,; Of January next, will
be sod at Public Auction, at the Plantation
of J. ". Brownfeld, near Clarcmont DEPOT
to commence at / o'clock-Corn, Fodder,
Rice, Peas, Potatoes ant Slips, Horses,
Mules Cattle, Sheep. and Hogs, Wagon and
Plantation Tools, &C., and a variety OF House
holland Kitchen Furniture. Terms made
known on the day OF sale
w. +, RICHARDSON.
8 Dc 1910. 2 At
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$40 Reward,

Rsc Wise in Tillae!-'TIS FOLLY
TO DEFER! AFFLICTED READ-Thou.
sands are suffering from disease from which there
is no difficulty IN being permanently aud spcedi-
~ relieved, provided the right means be- used. -
AS every vice has lis own punishment, SO il
would seem every disease has its remedy. Tlis
is tue, aud there is nothing NJ this lie mare Ger.
tain Than that the AMERICAN COMPOUND
is the most speedy aud certain remedy for all
diseases Of Ii delicate character, known to The
world. Adapted to every stage OF the disease,
sex and constitution, at all times and Seasons,
there is 10 feurs ofexposure, detention from lms-
mess nor restriction in diet; from the certain and
speedy relief il gives, il is now the most popular
remedy Of the dny. Ten Thousand cases have
been cured ecctualIy by il during the pas, wear
Prepared by practical physician The afflicted
can roly with confidence on its curative powers
over dseuscs Of his character. Full directions
accompany cnoh bottle.
l-T CAUTIOH.--Ask for the american oom
pound and purchase only of tho agents, Price
| 50!
For Sale by r. NJ. Cohen Charleston, Boat.
right Il hiot Columbia; u, Do Hay Camden
and by Tic principal Druggis, in all the Comfy
towns throughout the Stute:
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GTD w @ % 1TD s, ],

large ana general assortment viz
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware aud Cutlery,
Carpenters and B!acksmitlls Tools. Carnage
Trimmings. india rubber goods &C., Boots and
Shoes. Hats aud Gaps, Saddlery, Stationary,
good Stock Of Cfockcry. a very large Stock
of CLOTHING. and variety of other goods
almost too tedious 10 enpmerate. The sub.
scriber having purchased Ills stock iii tle
city OF New York. and at the closest possible
prices, chiefly for cash. enables him to feel
prepared to suit customers 10 prices.
s;& = ssiri L. 10. sANISS, tsGl
Oct 92 ES $50
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MNBASN,

The subscriber VIII ren, for the cnsunn
year, on reasonable terms, the residence o.
'asthe late d. +. Wy!es Esq. in S,a1churs.-
On tho premises are q comfortable Dwelling
liouse and all necessary Buildings, with
about Twenty Acres OF Land attached there
to, con aiming a complete Tan Yard i'll full
operation.
NJ. A. WYIES, Admir-.
Statcburg, lst January, 1870 l0,f
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GJoGI@Da

VIII he sold nj Sumter Court House, on
SALE DAY in January next, EIGHT prime
NEGROES, belonging to the Estate of A. f.
Roach. Terms, One fifth Cash, the balance
on credit of twelve mnnl!s from sale, pur.
c'asers giving Note with approved security,
and mortgage of the property il required
WIN. SANDERS, Ex'or.
December 10Th, 1910. ~ 1T
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South -Carolina----S Dist,
IN ORDINARY.

Peter Mcknight
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas Mcknight. the defendant, in the
above stated case, resides without this State ::
1t is therefore, ordered, thet 40 do appear
and object TO the Divisit u or Sale Of the
Real Estate, Of Thomas McKnigM, deceased,
on or before the seventeenth day Of Decem-
ber next, or his consent Will be entered OF
record.
w, LEWIS, @. S. d.
Sept. 18th, 1910, 40 3t
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Notice.

The subscriber has undertaken the COL
i.ECTlNG BUSINESS. and hopes by his
promp'ncss in attending to any matter en-
trusted to his care, To merit tho patronage of
the community. He resides in Sumtcrvilc,
where he will Thankfully receive for collec-
ton any Notes, Accounts, &c &c
Dec. 10, 1919 81 B. CANANAGfl
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MNKASEa

BY permission OF Wn Lewis, ESQ, Ordi-
nary, will be sold in Statcbury, on Saturday
tho 18th inst, all the personal Estate of the
late David f, Wylcs, Esq, consisting ol Four
Negroes, Two Carriages and II pair OF Car
rage Horses; Also, very valuable lot of
leather, Shoes, Hides in Tan, abou, Ten
Cords red oak bark, household and Kitchen
Furniture. etc. etc. Terms made known on
the day of sale.
NJ. A. WYLES, Adm'r.
N. .. Persons engagcd in The manufacture
OF Shoes are particularly invited to attend.
Sta,ebury, lst Jan. 1850. 10 lt
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-Garnlina----Santer Dist.
IN EQUfTY.

t..r pdrte
Will be sold at Sumter Court Housc, on
the first Monday in January next, and if not
then sold, vii! be offered at each subsequent
safa day until sold .z5s rs.l
a lnf OF lsnd IN SumterviIe on the North
east corner Of Broad and Liberty Street, a,
preaent occupied by by E:;ersa;i 81 pring,e,
and A. Chisolm. The terms are cash.
By order of,l,e Court,
JOHN 65ifSiH b. MILLER
Cem'r.
Snmteryilln. No.. l2lh 1910 & Ri
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South Caroina---Sumter Dist.
'. IN EQUITY.

Erpa1e, !
/ Committee of leave 10
Mary Ann Evans, lu- sell property.
natic.
VIII he sold Mt Sumter Court House, on
tlr first Monday and Tuesday in January
next, the following Eleven Negroes: A man,
Three Women and seven Children Of differ
eat ages.
Tho Terms of sale are, one-tifih Of the
purchase money, Cash, and the balance on u
credit OF one and two years, the purchaser
giving Bond bearing Interest from the date
bbe annual lly paid, with Security and Mort
laGc o! the property.
By order of the Court, ts.,~,,
SAMl- w. qWITHERSpOON,
Commiiee.
Sumteryille, Dec. 8 Dec. lsl9. @ 8,
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Cheapest Bargains

.Erer Offered in sas,,ferss;illass=.
The subscribers having received Il f,esl,
supply of FALL and WINTER GOODS.
take pleasure in ofIaring to their friends. and
the public ND t,jjqing percsaiaes ,ho follow
ing ING vel selected Merchandise, 4, g,;t;
aiusiInc D'Lsinee, French ,.asAtner,,s
ssinghans, Fancy Prints, Monrr,irr fir;nts.s
s'sna, ae''ea anu Brown Cotton Shrtine, Siia.yJs,
Ppn!spenders, p!sl Hat Ribbons, Sip. IRISH l.nsass
liable Damask' q AMI l2-4 Shcetings. Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres, satinc,ts, &c, '}
ALSO, ,.Its5
a well selected Stock 5f Shoes. Ladies and
Misses Cater Boots, Walking Ties. s Also
Negro Shoes of every kind. For S:sie by:
j - CLARKa& Levy is.
oct ~ Fg.E IL. -
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NEW DRUG STORE,

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, friends, and the public gener-
ally of Sumter, that he has, and illconsf ant.
~ keep on hand, Fresh and we'll selected
stock OF Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye sstutfs;,
Window Glass and Putty; Fine Soaps and
Fancy Articles; all Of which will be sold
cheap, by Z E 2sss ''1a.ss .t.. s.5s 5
R SIDNEY MEILETT, Md.
One door trest Of dc Lean S old sias,a.
I, s. All ordars from the country prompt
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AJOGl@Ds

All persons having demands against the
late VIM. G. RirhardSon, deed, will please
hand them into w. +. Richardson, duly at
cs'cD OH or before the lirs, day of February
iicAi,
w. LEWIS, o. $. d.
December l7,l. 1910. 8 81
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RlFLEMEN.

You are hereby commanded to parade at
o'clock. A. NJ. on the 9Th of January next. the
Second anniversary Of your company, whc
will to celebrated by Target Firing, for several
Prices a full attendance OF the members is
expected. R5-
BY order Of Capt. HAMMEr.
J. NJ. PRiNGLE, y. S.
Dec. 10, 1919.
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A Likely Family of Negroes

r RoDuH @al@a
BY permission o! WIN. Lewis, Esq. Ordi-
nary, vii! oe sold in Sum,crvilic, on Ihe frs;
Monday IN January ucx,, a family oi Negroes
belonging to the Estate o: Thomas Braccy,
deceased, consisting of May, abou, Twe enty.
eight years cid, his wife Laura and Three
children, Bella, Martha and Eizabcih.-
Terms, Cash,
j. p. WAITIES, .E.r'or.
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