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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
I,RUNNER BREVITIEs.

The village council was in session until
II O'Clock Wednesday evening, getting af-
fairs in shape for the new administration
to be elected on April G. Present, Mayor
Green. Clerk Telger, Marshal sojourner
and Aldermen Hoebel, jenkins. hughes
and Rasch. The accounts Of all the OIL
GERS were found 10 be correct.
Mr.. Ed. Alexander returned from Denver
Yesterday with his little daughter BESSIE
who went with him several weeks ago
Rev. Capps (Baptistl will conduct rei,s.
iols services at Syndicate haii 81 'ne
fourth Sunday in each month -,
Through the efforts OF the laules Oh
prunner admission was procured for Mrs'
shaver TO ST. Joseph's intirmary, houston.
where Drs. Eckhardt and Lunn charltaply
nerformed the operation OF removing
bullet from her foot. mention OF "hicn nus
peen previously made. Win inc a'u W
Roentgen X-rays the bullet was locate.
and its removal successfully aceohip'isnou,
A movement is said 10 he ON 1901 10 open
hocr garden IN the center OF this ,niiV
ing suburban village at an early nsy
Uous,on parties are also said to DC Dack-
ing the enterprise, ,oa,,,,,
meeting of the Junior ORDER OF ,ni,ee
Amercap Mechanics will be held, ana
| full attendance Of members
After the council meeting session oil tne
syndicate will bo held to discuss mater,
Of Importance. one OF which Is 70 man sha i a
os,arr 70 remove clouded title TO the io'
Itch tho brick hall Is situated.
Tho new lodge of Woodmen OF ",'
world recently Instituted is growing ~ !,
membership and Is already one VI
| solid enterprises OF Drummer ,,.. 1,
Mrs Ella Hardeman Of san -, Mar sister
snsnding a delightful visit to ner si''''
in',aw Mrs. ]. NJ. Campbell.
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the Yards of the International and orea

the Yards OF the International and Great
Northern railroad in this city about Z
CLOCK last night. and was badly injured.
HIS nome is In Torreon, Mexico and after
spending about two weeks here, he was pre-
pairing to travel. His right leg was crushed
by the cars and his left leg was broken
lie was removed to the st. Joseph Infirm-
airy In the patrol wagon. where DR.. Wal
lace Shaw amputated the right leg below
the knee and the left leg Just above the
ankle The boy can not speak English.
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AT THE HUGHES HOME.
Curions People Gnther to Look at the
Grnve I'm the Rnscmcnt.

Grnve I'm the Hnscmcnt.
The house in which Hughes and his wife
have been living for two weeks past is sit
uated on the east side OF Fannln street,
between Jefferson and Pease avenues. 1t
is n raised cottage, having three rooms and
a gallery UP stairs. The gallery is at the
rear and is enclosed by lattice work. There
is portioo on the front. The brick pill
lars upon which the cottage is built are
about ten or twelve feet in height, and
under the front room of the house is a
room about 12x1G feet in size. In the
northwest corner of thNroom the floor had
been removed and an excavation made. the
grave" as it is called. being four feet
three inches long. one foot bvn inches wide
and two feet six inches deep. A cover had
been made. which could be placed over IT,
excavation and appear as the floor. In the
room was n set OF carpenters tools, lot
OF bed clothing. and other household ar
ticles.
There was a crowd at the house all day
many ladies visiting the place to see tho
alleged grave" Officer Tom Lubbock was
stationed at the house to guard 1t.
Detectives Ellison and Proctor searched
the entire house yesterday morning. and
they found the following articles supposed
to be stolen property:
a lot OF silverware. marked "McGinly.
CAPITOL Hotel"
Silver spoon. marked &c. H."
Spoons. knives and forks marked C,
7. H."
Silver nut cracker
Two gold plated watch chains.
Two gold plated umbrella handles.
Knives and forks marked "Lawlor."
Large silver tray unmarked.
Fine new leather dressing travelling case
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cu,,nRES's MAsQUERADE.
A Merry Dnncc Given by the Ladies'
Relief society.

Heller
Turner hall witnessed scene last h's"'
which provoked more merriment ,h"h
Houston has seen in many day when the
Ladies' Relief society gave its masquerade
ball for children.
Tho floor was crowded with the little
.nfites In every conceivable color ana char-
acler. elfs, queens, Indians, boosymaiS'
hoOdlums and the most unhearu ot P''n"h-
ages The makeups we're extremely cleNeT
An ola negro nanny was perfect eh"tae
terizatlon; two Mexicans set up taihaie
stand, there was the raggediest bootoidck'
several funny old grantees, washwofetn.
Fourth OF July celebrants. and bultefiHea
and queens all in the same set
Don't forget TO put me down, saiu sew
erel and down they go, regardless az 10
who and wherefore.
There was grand march. ana then me
lancers, but It was altogether too much run
| Ia frolic and skate all over the slippery
| floor. and the gets kept up only few mo-
| uentH. but tho gay waltzes and poikhs
| vent very prettily. But such shouting aud
! scampering never were heard IN pan
| room before, and such screams ana lawsn-
| Ter. as were deafening to those who were
| sober and sedate.
The merriment for the little folks CON
| ,in,ed until 10 o'clock. when the children
cave place 10 the grown up young people
Who kept the dance gaily tripping until q
| late hour. ..
| a delicious supper was served by me N
dies upstairs. and altogether inc affair was
as enjoyable as II was unique There was
| n large attendance and every appointment
Of the evening was complete. Even II II
WAS a little inoongruous to have nurses
carry away tired young gentlemen OF 30
| ciety. and danlsels who have made Their
debut, this had 10 be done, for tired little
| folks must 20 to bed In spite of society.
The Ladies' Relief society gave ono OF
their pleassntest evenings last night TO
both old and young participants and look
/ ers on.
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revival nj McA.han church.

The series OF meetings being held here
continue with increased interest and at
tendance. Rev. q. G. Rector OF Manor Is
preaching some very excellent sermons.
Last night he preached on the subject OF
the Blind Beggar Bar,imens' receiving
bis sight II was very practical, earnest,
heart- searching sermon, listened to win
great interest by the good congregation
present, and will be productive OF mueh
GOOD Tho choir. largely augmented, rcn-
ders very beautiful singing. The services
viii continue daily-3.3) p. ~. ana
o'clock. Rev. @. A. Hooper cordially invites
YOU to attend and Will welcome you.
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Tr..eynnt-Campbcn Nuptiais.

Yesterday afternoon at 1856 o'clock Miss
Bessie Campbell and Mr.. James II. Treze-
want were united IN marriage by Rev. II. ID.
AYES at Christ Episcopal church. The
ceremony was very private, only few in
innate friends being asked. and the affair
was a surprise generally.
Immediately after the ceremony th'
newly-wedded couple left for st. Louis
where they will remain at the Southern
hotel. Both the contracting parties arr
thorough Texans and well known in Hous'
ton. where they have many warm friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
AROUND THE COURTS,


Suits Filed for District Court.
The following suits were filed yesterday
In the office of District Clerk John Will
lams
Eagen H. Beneficl vs.. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway company. damages,
$1,000.
Barney Moffat VS.. San Antonio and Aran-
sas Para Railway company, damages
$1,000
Eugenia Jnmison W.. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway company, damages
$500
George Mcqueen VS.. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway company. damages.
$500.
All these suits are Tor damages arc for
damages 10 property.
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For THE CRETAN SUFFERERS.
ncUcfit Concert Ia br Given Tonight
at Turner Halt.

ueucut concert Ia bc Given Tonight
at Turner Hail.
The bencfit Tor the Crctan sufferers which
has been arranged for this evening will be
thoroughly artistic treat 10 those fortu-
nate enough TO be prescott.
A perusal OF tho progranme VIII con-
vince one OF lis excellence.
Tho first part viii consist Of musical
numbers. TO DO followed by tablcaux vi
wants. During tho intermission refresh
n.cnts WIN be served.
tail;
Part 4:
overture .,............- orchestra
"slumber Song Geibcl; Swedish Folk
Song. Jungst ...........,.......
Ma, A, IL. Hayward. MIR. Wood
head. Mr.. G. Artxncr. Mir. Q.
Grunewald.
''Elegie' Recommendations. Bagziri
Mr.. w. s. Mason.
stars OF Earth ........4.,........ Ran
Miss llcilig. violin obliga,o, Mr..
w. S. Mason
Cradle sons." Ilauscr; Moment Mu-
steal" Schubert .............,....
Misses Cardwell. MIR. i. Mctaxa
1.-TWO yiolns and piano..
Ave Maria ,.,.,.,.,..,.. Bach GounoS
Miss Reel. violin obligato, Mr.. An
ton Dlehl.
Overture Masonielio" .......,.. Aubcl
Mrs. Edwin Parker. Mrs. scabrook
Svdnor. Misses Cardwcll.
lntermission.
Part 81
Ribbon dance by the little Misses Moore
Tabeaux
Greece Releasing Crcto from Hel
Chains"
queen Of the Night"
Minerva"
Juno" ln springtimc occurred her
PRINCIPAL festival In bridal attire, Will
her attendants about her. she rcciined ami
wreaths and garland OF flowerR.)
'VcStal Virgins"
"Justire,"
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AT THE uNDERTAKER,s.

s.s People Gather I'm Crowds IN
ns ~ h"dy Of Walter Hughes.
. nv, undertaking establishment OF Ross
ran SUI was crowded all day yesterday.
to a.. "onen and children being curious
M =. Tue body OF the man who lost his
horn. uesaay night, All during the
COM, 'ney came in throngs. and TO ac.
u. -, the curiosity Mr.. Wright placed
ma, IVY where 1t could be viewed by all
Ton , zane The remains were on exhibit
Tie srnbi i noon and were then removed to
= drass,.lhg room. where preparations
ns could be made. The sight
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THE THREE OFFICERS
!. worked Up the Case so Effcc-
lively.

worked tD the Cnse so Encc-
lively.
X persistent and diligent work in
.snr this case to elimination much
N ,s due. first to Chief Helm and to
IA hardworking officers, Detectives
|csEllIson and Sid Proctor.
.yhen Edel first came to me with his
~ said Chief Helm to a Post re-
IN. Il regarded IT as fairy story and
,,luclined to regard the man as being a
| Nj daft. The statement he makes to
| q today is substantially the story he
lrps nearly two months ago. ! attached
= little Importance to it until had
n, myself and investigated the prepara-
IN made for receiving the ransom. We
Ina every detail just as Edel had de-
|rbea II and then began to consider the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
FATHER GETS HIS CHILD,
"A Case Of kidnapinq at the GRAD
Central Depot.
CAPT. TOM SWEENEY GETS HIS BOY
Takes II From Its Grand mot er. Mrs
]. NJ brown, Who IL ON Her
Way to Galveston.

Last night after the Houston and Texas
Central train had arrived al tho Grand
Central depot. reporter Of The Post no
ticed commotion at the front entrance
OF the chair car OF the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe.
A lady was seen to strike. with her UNI
brclla. at man as he was In tho act OF
taking boy up v his arms.
In moment Captain Tom Sweeney OF
Galveston was seen passing with the boy In
his arms to the entrance OF the depot build
ing. He was stopped by police officer and
was asked what was the trouble. lilo re-
piled: 81 have my soa''
Following him was an elderly lady. Mrs
j. NJ. Brown OF Galveston. whom ques-
toned by The Post reporter she said that
her little grandson had been taken from
her by Captain Thomas Sweeney. and fur
Their, that her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Sweeney. had been arrested at Brenham
during the afternoon as they were on thclr
way TO Galveston. She stated that with
Mrs. Sweeney was another son, who had
been detained at Brcnham. Mrs. Brown
had with her little girl. who. she said,
was the daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
| Thomas Sweeney. Mrs. Brown and the
little girl continued on their way to Gal
weston.
| After the train left for Galveston Captain
| Sweeney and Sheriff Erickson held n CON
ference and sheriff Erickson telephoned to
Brcnham but when asked the purport OF
same he refused to give any information.
Tho reason for Mr. Sweeney having to
resort TO the necessity OF abducting his own
child is that he and his wife were d.
vorced some time ago in Galveston and In
the courts decree the custody ot some OF
the children was awarded to the fsaher, ana
others were given the mother.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19

Justin c. white. city assessor and col
lector OF taxes. announces In The Post this
morning that all property owners deiin-
uuent for 1896 taxes must pay before
March 81 or the property viii be advertised
AZ delinquent. and all property on which
taxes remain unpaid May ] will be placed
in the hands OF the city attorney. who Will
enforce payment By suit.
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,iHer seriously. and we set to work to
srel out the crime. | detailed Detectives
hEoh and Proctor to guard the Dunn res
Nas. but with particular instructions not
ha the man II they could capture him
sme' ! do not blame them, however. Tor
lang hughes, as their lives were In leop-
~, ana l regard the killing as perfectly
saiaoh. Through Edel we were con-
10y advised as to Hughes actions and
Aept We'll posted as to his every move
Despite what others may think OF
psrt that Edel took In this matter, |
snely say that had 1t not been for
houslOn's fair name would have been
s,~Icned by crime in the righteousness
!. ,nich the Baker murder would have
~ INTO insignificance. The plan WAS
49, eoneocted, as shown by Edel's state
~. 49, ahd had II been successfully con-
,na'ed. even without bloodshed, /,
rra a nave been horrible enough and in It's
,'tilhg would have baffled the most
'.s ,'at detective skin.
,De'ecuves Ellison and Proctor, whose
n. We're anything but cnviahls, Justify
IN wnndence OF their chief in being able
r,ss care OF the place. They kept con
tvI, vigil at the Dunn residence fol
~. nights prior TO the night Of the
ns,,.s And before this they we're II
On ~. ouch with Edel and kept always
Fil Az alert. 1t was to Officer Ellison thai
a.. ss'e the first intimation Of his knowl.
t,r,r ,he plot Edel formerly kept th'
on. sore on Main street next to Mitch
Neiry store, but of late has beer
ley, =, ,he Kentucky Barrel House.
tsr.nO' Jules Hirsch's place on Milan. Al
4 v va, n Characters frequent this plac,
psrs MT mr. Ellisons duty to be about tn,
hst ,heauently. and 1t was in this wa,
ibou, ie confession of Edel was brough
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THE FUNERAL TODAY.
Walter Hughes VIII he Hurled This
Afternoon In GlcnWOOd.

Mrs Lou Wilson. sister OF waiter
Hughes. visited the undertaking establish
ment OF Ross & Wright yesterday and
made arrangements for the funeral OF her
brother. which will take place this after
noon at 4 O'Clock. the interment being In
Glenwood cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19

Recorder Railey is taking no notice OF
offeuses against the State law. Since the
recent decision of the court OF criminal
anneais at Dallas IN the appeal OF the Knox
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D EAsIEsT READ.

LEAST SAID. EASIEST FENU.
When we way Get the best you know
Il IA at 81 Packard's Troy Laundry. VIZ
prairie avenue; phone 3a2.
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a. royal cigar; a delicious, sweet-scented
Cuban prsduct. the monarch OF all 8 cent
cigars. Sold only by J. N. Taub, Hous-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
THE SPOTTED CATS

is m up-to-date Havana scent cigar. Sold
by the largest dealers from Maine TO Call
fornla, j. N. Taub, sole agent. Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
ACCOUNT FROM AUSTIN.

Austin, Texas. March iS.-A charge Of
kidnapping was today lodged against Mrs
Thomas Sweeney OF Galveston In Justice
Johnson's court. as result of which 1t Is
understood that she was held at prcnham.
for which place Sheriff White left tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney were recently d.
yorced and the court awarded the custody
Of MORGAN Sweeney. lb-ycar-old son. 10
the father. who placed him in St Edwards
college some weeks ago. Yesterday his
mother reached here, accompanied by a
Mrs Brown of Gnlyeston and today tho
hoy disappeared from tho college, and
when 1t was found that he had LETT here
on the afternoon Central train In company
with his mother the charge above men
toned was made against her. with reault
mentioned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19

HOUSTON GAS LIGHT CO..
Gas for illuminating, cooking. nearing
and power II desired. Apply TO J. J. Nc
Keeyer general manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19

The Wonder Store opens its doors at
7 a. IN. and closes them at .. IN. and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue This is 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19

pablo piaz. a Mexican youth about 20
,s.r, O, age, fell from freight train IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
SPECIAL AxNouNcENExT.

X. Of II.
A special meeting OF tho general Hard
Of relief VIII be held at tho hall OF Tex44i
lodge No. 1. next Sunday morning ct w
urged to attend. L. r. wukins.
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ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS.

The latest styles at PAsToRIzA's STA
TIONERY STORE.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-07-30

us ss nat'ie Samuels, of Newburg, N Y, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. NJ Rosenbaum at her cot
tage at Ocean View - ~
nc MISSES Leopold, who have been vsit;no +h;
aunt, Mrs A. Brandt, of Portsmouth have 1eft g.
.her nome IN New York after very pleasant s+a, =;
the South p'''i' stay IN
mr. Morris Atkins, of Philadelphia, paid a avno
V's't TO this city on his way to Newberne, N {,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pfeiffer returned fro,, 49,.
oriaa tour Wednesday to take up their home hera
with the grooms mother, Mrs Pfeif1er on Rern,,,do
street. - ~ 'houa
Miss Hattye V, Sycle has returned to Rich ,,o,,d
aIter two weeks stay in Norfolk, taking Mice
Emma Frank to Richmond with her.
Messrs Newman Rosendorf and Lee Renbe;ne.
OF Richmond, spent Sunday in Norfolk with tbe;,
friend. Mr.. Moses Levy
Miss Edna Kahn entertained host of friends -
her birthday party on Monday evening # wac
pronounced by all a success
Mr.. Maurice Brandt is in Chicago.
Mr.. Milton Bloomberg, of Richmond, spent sew.
eral days IN the city with friends last week
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Elm Hpt Hnswer.

nc iaee Mr. Alexander, the architect of Rochester
Bridge was under crossexamination in special iurv
case, at Maidstone, by Sergeant Garrow who wished
TO detract from the weight of the testimony o,d
who, after asking him what his name was proceeded
thus - = 'NNeeu
!" You are a builder, beeve?o
NO, Sir am not bulder-I am an arcb;+ect ),
An well-architect builder, builder or arch;
tect' they are much the same, Supposed
Deg your pardon, Sir, cannot admit that: |
consider them to be totally different"
Oh, indeed! Perhaps you will state wherein This
great difference conssts?o 80
AN architect sir, prepares the plans conceives
the Designs, draws out the specificatons-in short
supplies the mind. The builder is merely the br;cL
layer or carpenter. The builder, in fact. is tbe
machine, the architect the power which nuts the
machine together and sets it going
Oh, very well, Mr. Architect that viii 10,
Ana now, after your very ingenious distinction witb
OUT dlfferene, you perhaps can inform the court
VINO was the architect of the Tower of Babel?o
s -, The Tower of Babel, sir % replied the witness
ineie was no architect, and hence the confusion
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-07-30
Richmond News.

NlNIJIIlOIlO FteWS.
The Messrs. Dettelbach were in New yorL ~;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mossler are visiting their sister Mrs
A. Valentine
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Peyser, of Newport News wore !,
the city Sunday
Mrs. B. Jacobs has returned home from p1easan+
visit to Raleigh N. c.
Mrs. Alfred Collier, of Broodlyn N. Y, is VISITING
her sister, Mrs. F. c. Brauer
Miss Alice Solms, of Philadelphia, is visiting her
cousin. Miss Edna Boomberg.
Mr.. Simon Block is q ute sick wi h typhoid fever
at the residence of his father COG east Grace street.
Mrs Bsttie Greenwald, who for some Years has
resided in Germany, is on a visit to her father NJ
n. Greenwald.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Millhser are at the Hot
Springs, Va. Mrs. Emanuel Mh seris spend;no the
summer at Atlantic CITY
ne Engagement of Miss Frankie Ries formerly Of
petersburg, now of New York, to Mr.. / Louis Pev.
ser, OF Petersburg, is announced
WI: ana Mrs. Eli M Bloomberg and Mr. Lewis
NJ. bloomberg of Philadelphia, are vist;no +be;,
ia'her, MI M Bloomberg, 2o5 west Marshall street
Messrs Charles E. Straus, Jr., Moses Svcle. Ivan
Myers and Aaron Jacobs left last Wednesday a.
ocean view, where they went into ca,nn r. -
weeks. ~ lwo
richmond Lodge, Sons of Benjamin, had quite an
pc .r' at blandon Park last Wednesday
aitern 'on The proceeds of the affair went - 40
charity fund of the lodge ~
In consequence of the death Of the nreS;,1a,4 =
Rabb1 Sllverman's congregation, with whom palI
oalisch had ex hanged dates at the Jewish Chat,
qua, Rabbi Caisch left last Thursday night for a.
lantlc City instead of this week as he ORIGINALLY :;
tended On uesday last Rabbi Calisch delivered -,
address on The Epic of Joseph and last satnrda.
ne lectured on Does Day in Genesis Chapter l. Mean
Twenty our Hours > i
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-07-30
RorfolR, Ua.

=. cohen, of Baltimore spent few DAVIS n
Norfolk on his way south. 'ys u
Miss Julia Jacobs, of Richmond, is VISITING friends
in this city. iieius
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-10-13
New Advertisement.

D ]. Chandler. the clothier, advertisrs a
choice and select stock of fine aod medium
priced clothing for men, youths acd boys.
His advertisement to-day is devoted part-
cularly TO boys clothing.
Schwartz Bros have been in business ten
years and they Save decided to commemorate
the end of decade Of successful business ny
holding an anniversary sale 90 October 18th
The lowest of special prices are quoted and
their patrons in this eod adjoining counties
are invited 10 come and obtain bargains
Cfosswell & Co, the corner grocers. have
the largest and best stock they have ever
offered 10 the public and they are prepared to
make good their claim TO the title of the
Leading g grocers -
The Sumter Dry Goods Co. The busiest
place in the city and the headquarters for
dress goods is what THE establishment is
cslmed to be The largest stock of dry
goods and ootions this 6rm has ever had ie
icing disposed OF as rapidly as desired aud
The prices aud qualities have proven SO satis-
factory to their customers that none 30 away
dissatisfied