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At Chicago-Clearings S21, All. 536; balances,
81, S31 451 New York exchange 15c discount. Ster-
ling exchange, A.G and $3.50
At st. Louis-Clearings. $051,o91; balances,
s451. S66.
At New York-Clearings. SPAS, ,s5s; balances.
ST.. 07s. GS3.
81, 594, 1872.
At Baltimore-Clearings, s441s2O9 balances.
s744.576
So. ols.403.
At New DEMONSTRATING. 1872 sos.
At Cincinnati-Clearings. 81. 999. 500.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, July Petroleum firm; refined
New York 735c: Philadelphia and Baltimore
7.S0c: Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk 4soc.
Rosin quiet; strained, common TO good. 81 30n
1.32Ia Spirits OF turpentine steady at 3si2G39c.
OH. CITY, July l. Credit balances, s1.17:
tifcates closed at 81 1914 bid for cash and 81 2Os
bid for regular: highest, cash. s1.1sia; lowest,
81 1S12: highest regular, 81 20&; lowest, s19i2;
runs or shipments reported.
WILMINGTON, July i-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 35635iac. Rosin quiet at 90d95c Crude
turpentine firm at sl.35. s. and s. TO- Tar firm at
$3.50
SAVANNAH, July 1.-Sprits OF rurpentine firm
at 3Si.c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Quiet and Strong-Hogs Active
and Higher-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, July l-Cattle-Receipts
light; shipments none. There were few on sale.
The market was quiet at steady to strong prices
and looks favorable for the future.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 1.-Cotton steady; ordi-
nary, 3isc; good ordinary, &C; low middling
13-16c: middling SIC: good middling. 5-l6c;
middiag fair, 11-16c; receipts. AS bales: stock,
30, $50 bales.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The brokers' price for
lead is 425c and for copper Bk9issc. No Metal
Exchange report.
ST LOUIS, July Lead firm az 4s5d4 1Lc
Spelter higher and firm at 57O45.15c.
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z futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady;
winter patents. $s65R3.75; straights, S.15q3 As;
spring specials s435; spring patents. $s.4oqSsO;
straights, s.. 90Q330; bakers. $2.3Oq2.6e No.
spring wheat, 7ols@7314c; No. red. 75%c. No. 2
corn, 34lzQ34Ac No. yellow. 34l1d35c. No. 2
oats 25Gl25lac; No 2 white, Soc; No. white. 2sA
Q2sAc. No. rye. Gle No barley. 4Q42c No.
naxseed, $1.o1Ql o.; Northwestern. s1.o4. Prime
timothy seed, $2.35a2.4o Glover seed. contract
grade $3.50 Mess pork. per brl, N.6oqs.35 Lard.
per 100 lbs. s4.s714Q5.lo. Short-rib sides Qoosel.
81 eOa4 90: dry-salted shoulders Choxed) s5a5.25;
short-clear sides (boxed), $5q510. Whisky. dis
tillers finished goods, per gal, SIPS. Sugars-Cut-
loaf, 602c; granulated, 5.64c.
Recepts-Flour, 16,0 600 brls wheat, 5000 bu (;
corn 1853 900 bu oats 49, 600 blu; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, 900 bu; oats, 255 900 blu; barley. 900 bu
BALTIMORE, July Flour quiet and I'M
changed; receipts, 4472 brls; exports, H. 7s6 brls.
Wheat firmer; spot and month, 75k@75ikc: Au-
gust, 76ssg76%c; September. 77%d7sc; steamer No.
red, 71kQ711ac receipts 54049 bu; exports. 70 900
bu Southern wheat by sample. 709I5&c; Southern
wheat grade. 71A@75&c- Corn dull; spot and
month. 3SA Q3s%c;> August 3shq3s1ec; September,
$3.50; steamer MINED. 36sG36Ac; receipts, 102 303
blu; exports 41e, 2s7 bu; Southern white corn, 4lG
42c; Southern yellow. 41d42c. Oats steady; No.
white, 32A@32%c: No. mixed. 30d31c Rye duh
No. Western, 61zc nominal Hay quiet; No. /
timothy, 81 asked. Sugar strong and unchanged
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fiuence paramount Tone and prices unchanged.
Market will be closed Monday and Tuesday
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RAILROAD TINE cam.


7. NJ. time is in BLACK ngures-rrsins marked
thus: s-DaiIy. s-sieeper. P-Parior Car. c.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. f-Except sunday.
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NEW YORK. July There has been practically
a iifeless market to-day with very slow business
In al cotton goods departments ana holiday In
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CleVeand. New York 4 Boston maii..1oD 600
CIeve ~ Y & Bos "knickerbocker"-s6-25 s1LW
BENTON HARBOR LINE
Benton Harbor express. ......-6S $40
Benton Harbor express. lid $50
Wabash accommodation --..-....s4.oO 40
ST. LOUIS LINE.
st Louis accommodation........... 90
st. Louis southwestern, linn. Sins $40
Terre Haute Il NATION accom-. 40 30
st. Louis express. s...--.-..---...--'i l-<o ~aoo
CHICAGO LINE
LAFAYETTE accommodRtlon.......... 90
Iafayette accomm oda alton. ....--...-Slo O8
Chicago fast mail, p.........--...-.-.n2 ~xS5
Chicago, White City special. d p......A-15 so
Chicago night express. 'i--oS ~
CINCINNATI LINE
Cincinnati express s...-..........-..--ss49 ~1l.0y
Cincinnati express. s...-....-....-.--.'fl5 ~llV0
Cincinnati accommodation. ~o.4O
Cincinnati accommodation........... 1850 u-l3
Cincinnati express, p-... ...-.........'z.so Il0
GreenshurC accommodation. oSO 300
Cincinnati. Washington ! ex. Q d.. $50 ~4-l6
N. Vernon and Louisville ex. d s.-.-..s3S sl1.oO
N. Vernon and Louisville ex.-.---....S.4o liz
PEORIA LINE
Peoria, Bloomington m and ex--.--.-..sB ~
Peoria and Bloomington fex.........sll8 s9I0
Champaign accommodation.-.-..: $50 Id
Peoria and Bloomington ex. s....el Ito -
SPRINGFIELD AND COLUMBUS LINE
Columbus and Springfield $40 u.0
Columbus and Springfield ex.....-...S.xO 1910
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crFvEIANDIIS'

accommodation q IS
Union City acco'datIon"4-SO
cleve. MY. & Bos. ex. s..sf-25
w York 4 Boston mail. 10 50
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At New York, Saturday. money on call
was 3d6 per cent. and firm; last loan. per
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A western orator got of the follow.

A western orator got of the follow
ing I'VE i've ia laud of mouptalos
aad high taxes. low wages, big crooked
rivers srd crooked statesmen, big lakes
aud b! strikes, big druoks aud big
pumpk'a>. big c:eo with pumps'n
heaGs. silver streams tast gamboi 10
the monotalos. aud plous politicians
tha. eamb.e 10 the night, roaring
caiaracts aa1 roaring orators, fas'
horses aod fast young men. sharp
lawyers. sharp tinsacicrs. aud sharp
pose eass:gs, aoisy children, fe7;'ie
plains that lie like sheet oi water,
and thousands OF newspapers that ne
like thundcr
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clans "X-
!. an:inatioHS
is marvel
2as 2cfiea
!. or the dis
t;nc-is fea'.
II ne or
@aas. hca!
.. 4 -,,n..
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Nc &; 4 Reckl,ng,@ The photogra,
pies, Te9eSaag eri'7eFea to the
goyeroor'. See composite p'c'ure OF
the sovsraors OF South Caro!;ca since
1879 0aica was ordered sone tlne
ago. /, IS TO be placed 10 The private
seo1c ar eh,e soi IS composed OF
sae pictcres Of the following govern o7s
Wade Hac3,oo-1876 19
W D Sin.soo-1879 80
Joboson Esgood--lSSe g
Y 3 Jeter-lSS0.
.5osh S Taompsoo-isS2 So.
Joo c sheppard-l8S6
20 Peter RicDardsoa-lssa oe.
BR Gillnau-1890 81
.!no Gary Evans-lS94-96
Wm 4 Ellerbe-1896 50.
Miles 3 McSweeney-1S99.
Of these all are living save Cows
Simpson, Hsgood. Jeter, Ellerbe and
Richardson. The picture is one OF
peculiar interest, covering as it does
two revolutionary periods IN South
Carolina politics State.
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! edicta have entirely restored her health =
! The monthly periods have returned ! :
3 and arc now painless and regular. 3
x e

I DO YOU suffer from Painful. Irregular
Z or suppressed Menstruauon? beneoic1a
: !:aS cure. many suffering women ana
: viii care YOU in the privacy OF your
: home. without the necesSit: OF physl-
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S. G. Conference
Appointments.

The appointments for 1900 are as
follows
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
A J Stokes, P E.
Allendale-A j Cauthen, Jr.
Beaulort-A B Earle.
Pinopolis-W T Patrick.
Blaok swamp-W G Kirkland
Charleston-Triuity, j " Kilgo
Bethel, E 0 Watson Spring Street.
Juc Owen Cumberland, } l. Harley.
Ehrhardt-H G Mouzon.
Cypress-J L Mul,inix
RidgeIaud-W R Buchanan.
Haupsou-E K Moore
Harleygille-E M McKissick.
aendsrsooyille-O N Rountree.
McCleisnville-,J F Way.
Port Royal-R E Turnipseed.
Rid dgevilIe-R W Humpbries.
Round 0 aod St Paul. G Davis.
Sumue,ville--G P Watson.
s: Georges Station-W B Duncan.
Grover-D A Calhoun.
Cordesville-D A Patrick.
Walterboro-J E Carlisle
Secretary Education-J W Kilgo.
Assistant Editor S G Advocates
A Weber.
Chaplain Port sooiety-P A Mor-
ray.
Mt Pleasant-Tc be supplied.
COKESBURY DISTRICT.
R A Child, P E.
Abbeville-J W Daniel.
An:reville-S T Blackman.
Bo:ler-H " Whitaker.
Cokesbury-J L Daniel
Donalds-W B Wharton.
Greeowood-P L Kirtoo
Greenwood City Missiou-Supplied.
Kioards-J j Stevenson.
Lowndesville-Peter Stokes.
McCormick-W T Cuncan.
Mt Carmel-Heory Stokes.
Ninety-Six-W L Wait.
Newberry-Johostou Street, " |
Herbert !; O'Neai Street, j W Speake.
Newte.ry CID P Boyd.
Parksville-F E Hodges.
Phoehix-M Nj Brabham.
Priucetoo-S W Henry
P,osperisy-W H Ariail.
Saluda-A S Leslie.
Verdery-S J Bethea.
Waterioo-W G. VIM.
Cokesbury Conference School-W S
stokes.
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TIE STATE GRANGE.
Annual Meeting at Bishopville
.-.The Officers Elected.

Grange OF Soutp OaIol!na ueiu ite
28th arnua! session here the 9th and
7th inst Nearly every grange was
represented aud much interest man
ifested by those presen The meet
ing was very interesting and ins:rnc
tive throughout Worthy Master W
< Thompson read his annual address
The State Grange heartily endorsed
the action taken by the National
Grange as regards TRUSTS, . .subsi.
diziog our Merchant Marine" ,""Free
delivery Of nail in rural districts,
etc. The election of officers for
the next two years resulted as fol-
lows:
Master, v K Thompson. Liberty
Hin overseer, j J Shaw, Wisacky !;
lecturer, j " English, Bishopville !;
steward, T L Davis, Antioch assist
ant steward, J F Boykin, Ion,a !;
chaplain, C J Rollins. Bisbopville !;
treasurer, 81 J Boykin, Ionia secre
tary. W A James. Bishopville !;
Pomona, Mrs S W Thompson. Liber
ty Rill Flora, Miss Mamie Gibson,
Bisbopville Ceres. Mrs G L English,
Bishopville lady assistant steward.
Miss Genie English member of
executive committee, A Z Sanders,
Ragood
The place of next meeting was left
to the executive committee to fix and
notify the graogers. Messrs W. K
Thompson. 7. L Davis and J W
English were appointed committee
TO bring before our Legislature and
members Of congress any matters Of
legislation fer the good Of the agsi-
ca;turiss 4 hearty vote of thanks
was accorded to the Knights of
Pytaias fer the use Of their hall and
to the people Of Bisnopvilie for their
hospitality. after which the graogers
adjourned at 5 p n. on the 1,h inst
a; ore tine there we're about 400
e.aaccs IL .ae Ss2:e. but nov there
are oo:y abca. 90. and they exist only
ia Seute: ao3 kershag coroties The
eraneees a-e ,he bes, orga:i2sf;ou that
the ss.oe-s ;,sve ever had aud 1t IS g
eres' sit; TIA; more interest Is not
manifested aad every county 10 the
Ssa.a sao7orgh'7 organized If that
vas .ha case TIE fsrmsrs would De IN
better shape to eight the s'sau'ic truss
that are srr:ceiog up s7erg day and
are s. p,icg shei7 very life blood Take
for instance the fe,'.';zer trust that
repo,, saye will exrend i's INSCRIPTIONS
arm ard maze 'h- farmers pay tribute
Of f.oe So: 30 So ger 'oe more oo all
classss Of goods pext year We dare
saw hat II the farmers we're half as
well orgso d as they we're IN tee days
Of the slliauce ;o 1890. 'hss 'be back
bore of ;his gigantic swiodle would
eoon be broken and tLe prices Of
fertilizers wnuid soon be forced TO those
oe ia>, year. The pas; seasoo has beeo
p.ascerors one to the average farmer,
aud r.>w tba: 'bey are ee':'ng IN better
sbaoe 10 eve7; respect th@y are TO be
taxed by sais srrss alone S15. 900, 600
"a ,heir ce1t years c7op provided that
the sa2th nscs the same anauns OF
fer,il;z .rs nez. gear 'ba' vas Used this
wear.
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OF SUMTER.

BIZ T. 2. Walsh, Esq, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, DR.. W. J. PRINGLE made
w suit to me to grant him Letters Of
Administration of the Estate OF and effects Of
Mrs Sarah Gordon, late of said County and
State, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonisb
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said Mrs Sarah Gordon, as aforesaid. de-
ceased, that they be and appear before me 10
the Court of Probate. to be held at Sum-
ter C. H., on December 27, 1899, next, after
publication thereof. at IL o'clock in the fore
noon, TO show cause, it any they have, why
the said Administrator should not be grant,
ed.
Given under ny hand 'his 18th dag of De-
cember, A D. 1899.
Judge Of Probate.
D.c 49,
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is an omiuous sound TO the mau who
isn't Insured. wbeo be sees his home
disappearing 10 flames aud smoke.
We cao hardly have auy compassloe
on him. when it is so easy aud at such
a small outlay to provide aga'os. such
loss A policy 10 sbe Hartford losur-
auce Co. costs you but snail sum
when we draw it for you. and gives
you security as cafe as the Bank of
Eogland
A. C. PHELPS CO.,
Gen'Iusurance Agents. Sumter, $. Z
Hch l5-o
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KALI WORKS,
The State of South Carolina,

% Nassau ST., New York
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COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
E T Hodges, P E.

& T Hodges, T Il.
Batesburg-A c Walker.
Coluubia-Washingtou Street, W r
Richardson Main Street. s 81 zim-
mermau Green Street. CRANKY aud
Rioblaud-J E Mahafey; B.ookland
and Hebron, C D Maon Edgewood,
RS Truesdale Hyatt's Park, to be
supplied.
E3gc6eld-G W Davis
Fair6eld-R W Spigener.
For, Motte-J G Welcb
Grapi,eville-E ? Hutset.
Johostoo-S P H Elwell
Laugley-R c BouIware.
Leesyille-J F Anderson.
Lewieda!c-J M Lawson.
Lexiogtoo-J N Wright.
Lexington Fork-J S Aberc!omele.
Ridyeway-W S Goodwin.
Upper St Mat'bews-J W Ariall
Wipnsboro-J D Crout.
Soatheru Chr,stian Advocate-Joo
O Wilson.
Col.nois Female. CoIlege-W "
Daoiel
Epvor,h o.pbaaaee-G H WaddeIl.
Paine los,i,use-Geo " Walker.
ville-R E Mood
FLORENCE DISTRICT.
N Dargao. P E
Cneraw S,a.iou-E G Price.
Cberaw CA B Weldon.
Ciaussen-J L Roy.
Clyde-W Nj Harden.
Darliogtoo-C B Smith.
Darliogtop CA R Phillips
Fiorence-J I Pate
Georse,owo-J L Stokes.
George,oo CD A White
Ha,;svilie CT W Humbert.
Johpsou vilIe-J r Scjourner.
Kines:ree CIV S Martin.
Lake City E Rushtoo
Lamar-G NJ BOYD.
Lancs-R NJ DoBose.
Roue--A E Holler.
Salters-W H Thrower.
Scrantoo-W C Kelley
South F!oreuce-O L Duraut.
Tsmnonsvi!le-H J Cauthep.
Carriers rsville-Wm Rull
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
j B Wilson. P e
Aodersou-Ss Johns J B Campbell;
West Ead, S B Harper
E.s!sy aod B.sbesda-W + Wig
gins.
Fountain Inn Ct-G c Leouard.
Greeov,iis-Bnpcombe Street. 6 I
Harmon Gisv Mills, B 6 Murphy
5. Paul's n B Kelly.
Greeevl:!e CT J White
Greer's-J c Roper
Mcclure C:-G " Burgess.
North Pscsens Ct-J \ Stccc
Ba,esvii!e-B II Robertson.
PeIzer-T G Herbert.
Pend,ctou Cit Il S;ackuouse.
PickeDs Gt-R Z Dagnall.
Piedm oat-I' c Ligoa
7,;le-J " Sae!l.
Seneca and Walhalla-G + Clark
SOP.
Starr aod Eca-o NJ Abney.
Townvil!e-Jo otn W Bailey
Travellers Rest A.taway.
Walhalla Newry-To be supplied.
Wessminister-D w Keller.
West Pickens-L L 1nabinet; A NJ
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Are voU one of our Shoe Customers?

If not you are your own enemy. Complete line of Shoes
for one and altman woman, girl boy. Complete line
of Infants Shoes We are still the sole agents Sumter fo
the Justly celebrated Douglas Shoe Spare few minutes IL
our Shoe room, it will pay you
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The Sumter Watcnman was founded
In 1850 aud the True Southroe in 1866.
The Watchmon aud Southron now has
the combined circulation and influence
of both of the old papers, and is mani
festly the best advertising medium in
Ssmfer
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Sold by Hggbson.. ..igon Co.
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Cotton Seed Wanted

Having severed my ccnasction with the
Sumter Oil Mil Co, az. now prepared 70
pay the highest cash price or cotton seed at
the old G S h N. depot. am also banding
mea! end hulls. See me before selling or e1-
chapg,ng your seed.
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The reelection of Dispensers Rsanes,
of this city. Baker. Of Bisbopviile,
and Smith. Of Mayesville. for another
year is veil merited testimonial to
their 6suess for the positions they
occupy and the satisfaction they have
given, both to she county board OF
con.rol and the public generally.
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TIE re,uro of Dr.. j. A Clifton and

Toe re,uro of Dr.. j. A Clifton and
Rev ". A Kelly to their charges IL
:bis city has been received With salts
fsosioo and taaokfulness by the msn
bers of the two Methodist congregations
and their maoy other friends in other
denominations. They hold high
position 10 the esteem aud love Of this
community aud they are welcomed back
70 Sumter.
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hIIEU
Williamson CA w Attaway.
Assistant S S Editor-L f B B-a'y.
Williamson Female Colleges Lao
MARION DISTRICT.

Conway Ct-I D Reyuolus.
Dillon Sta-C G Herbert.
Latta-J E Beard.
Little Rock A Campbell
Little Rivers N Jones.
Lorls-N L Wiggins.
Marioo Stat E Morris
Marion Ct aud MilIs-H l. Single
ton.
McColl CT aod Mills-T L Belvin.
Maliips-A B Watson
North Marlboro H Nolapd
North Mullios-G R Sbaffer
Waecamaw-G w Gaelin
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
H B Browne, P E
Aiken-A j Stafford
Bamberg-T G O;De!l.
Barnweil-J G Beckwith.
Branchvilie-W A Wright.
Boiling Springs@E Il James.
Denmark-G E Stokes.
Edisto-J C Yongue
Lower St NJ Matthews-M W Hook
Orangeburg Stasion-W A Rodg
ers
Orapgeburg CIV W Williams
Orange Ct-E A Wilkes.
Providence-B NJ Grier
Rowesville Station c Chandler.
South Brapchville--J D Frierson
Spring6eld-R G McRoy.
Swausea-W CGleaton
Wagener-To be supplied.
WilIiston-J T Macfarlane.
ROCK HILL DISTRICT.
HW Bays, P E.
Blacksburg-D M Mcleod
Blackstock-P B 1ngraham
Chester E Grier
Chester Ct-J 3 Traywick.
Chesterfsld-A F Berry
East Cbester-W 81 Miller.
Fort Mill-RA Yongue
Hickory Grover W Barber.
Jeferson- L L Bedenbough.
Lancaster Ct and City Mission-M
n Pooser
North Rock Hill c Stoll.
Ricbburg-N B CIarkson.
Rock RillvJ S Beasley.
Rock Hill Ct-J B Harris.
Tradesville-C II Clyde.
Yorkville-J N Steadman.,
York Cts 81 Booth.
Van Wyck-J ] Spinks.
sPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
W Meadors, P E.
Belmont-M l. Banks, Jr.
Clifton and Cowpens-S D Vaughn
Cherokee-W J Synder.
Clinton-J NJ Friday.
Campobelo-A. 81 Best.
Enoree-D Hucbs
Gafney H Hodges,
Gaffney Cts T Creech.
Jonesville-E FL Beckham.
Kelton-J n Isom.
Laurens-R Il Jones
Laurens City Mission NJ Shell.
North Laurens Ct-J K McCaln.
Pacolet Mills Sta:ion-E s Jones.
Paco!et Cts 4 Netties.
S;antuc-C B Burns.
epar,apburg-Cen;ral, NJ. l. Car.
isle ; Duncan, " 4 Fairey; Bethel
aud Glendale, R T Hobroyd
Union-Grace Church, w A Mas
sebeau Union Mills, F e Shuler
Whltmire, w B Justus.
SUMTER DISTRICT.
II Clyde, P E.
Bethapy-J r Copeland.
Bishopville-E P Taylor
Camden-W NJ Duncan.
Camden Ct-To be supplied.
Foreston-F Speer
Heath Springs Station-D A Phil
lips
Jordau-W A Pitts
Kershaw-W A Belts.
Lynchburg-E W Mason.
Manning Station-P B Wells.
New Z;ou-G r Whitaker.
Oswego-J II Thacker.
Richland-J G Counts
Santee-A T Dunlap.
Smithville-J Il Graves.
Sumter-Sumter Station, A Gilt
ton; Magnolia St Mission. W A
Kelly; Sumter CT, s D Bailey.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-13

store i'm itself.
OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK is just exactly
right all the new things to be found here-a Styles and all
prices.
OUR STOCK OF TRIMMINGS is in keep
inc with our Dress Goods you will and very desir
able line Of Silks Vevet Brads and all the Novelties OF the
season.
Do you need Bed Covering? If SO. we are
the people.
BLANKETS COMFORTS and WHITE QUILTS. Just like =
the rest Of stock all bought before the advance You will
have to buy them, so take our advice and buy now
If you need Wrap for yourself or child see our immense
stock before you purchase You will find all the new styles
very complete stock.
Are YOU one of our Shoe Customers?
If not you are your enemy Complete line of Shoes
for one and altman woman, girl boy Complete line
Of Infants Shoes We still the sole agents In Sumter tor
the Justly celebrated Douglas Shoe Spare few minutes ID
our Shoe room it will pay you.
OUR DOMESTIC STOCK is full up anything
Won want most to be found here Outings, Flanneletes
Poues Gnghams Satnes Percae here for Waists and
Dresses also several new lines in cotton goods.
UNDERWEAR STOCK peep at our Under
wear Stock for ladies' and children will be enough to convince
you of the line carried by Infant to mother the wayt
runs All and styles Of cotton and wool Underwear to be
found here Prices will convince that you more than get
your moneys worth.
Last but by no means least Our Clothing and
Furnishing Departments Here you will find complete
stock as you find in these parts All the new things to De
found here.
In our Clothing Department you will lind every
thing for boy Prices the when cotton was DC
Last but not least Grocery Department which is
separate store itself There you will find complete line OF
fancy and staple Groceries, prices which invite COMPARISON
!. RYqIENbERC / SONS.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
HE MUNICIPAL COURT.

In the municipal court yesterday before
Recorder Whelden, in the case..of John
Barry, charged with assaulting Mary
A. Barry, Recorder Whelden found
probable cause to hold the respondent I'M
der $500 bail to await the action of the
grand jury at the January term OF the
supreme court.
John W. O'Donnell was adjudged a
common drunksrh and given 80 days In
the county Jail
Daniel d. Collins was fined $40 and
costs for breaking glass in the window
of a house owned by John Golding
Her bert o. Jones, convicted of indecent
exposure, was given 80 days in the ooun-
ty jail
Robert Wilkins and William Black
were adjudged to be vagabonds and sent.
enoed TO 90 days in the county jail
Four boys, Ralph and Fred S. Greasy.
Francis Murphy and Harold Mcneil, were
chalged with the larceny OF quantity
OF brass and lead pipe from Joseph Tuck.
er and Frank True Law Turner and
Dennis Meaher appeared for the respon
dents. They were given fines of SIS and
cnsts with suspension during good be
hRvior.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
MORRHLS.

The circle oonnected with the Rooka-
meecook tribe Of Red Men at meeting
held ON Saturday evening elected the
following officers: President, Mrs. John
II. Card; Woe president, Mrs Frank
Libby; secretary, Caleb Strickland
treasurer, Mrs. Elmer varnsy.
MIR. Thomas Little. motorman en- the
Rivsrton line Of the Portland Railroad
company, IS enjoying brief vacation.
Mrs Alberta Galley, has recovered from
the iinjuries received about q week ago.
In falling from Q chair In the store OF L.
A. Gould, where he Is EN- ploysd.
Hose cf Morrilis made remarkably
quick hitch and response to tbs alarm
of fire Sunday afternoon. The hose team
was hitched mp and In one minute and
20 seconds from the time the alarm COM
menced ringing the hose wagon and
crew were at the seminary grounds from
where the alarm was sounded.