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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
CHINA DEALERS ON 23D STREET.
Lazarus 4 Rose nfeld Take Space
Formerly Used ~ McCuscheon.

Lease by Lazarus 4 Rosenfeld. whole
sale china dealers, now on Murray street.
Of the property formerly occupied by
McCutcheon 4 Co. on Twenty second and
Twenty-third streets, just west OF Fifth
avenue. Is taken as an indication by real
estate brokers that buildings In that sec
ton will largely be taken by the china
and glass trade. The lease was closed
yesterday through Frederick Fox n Co
and Albert Il. Ashforth. They leased to
Lazarus 4 Rosenfeld for stephen c.
Clark and tine estate Of George +, Jones
the five story building at IL West
Twenty-third street, on lot 27.4xes.9. and
the store and basement In 3 to Z Yves,
Twenty-second street. the noor area there
being S2x9s.s feet
The lease liz for fourteen years at al
aggregate rental OF $4,000. Other con
Germs In the trade recently located In
this section include L. ID. Bloch. now AZ
l55 and 1877 Fifth avenue. and $. iIerbert
& Co. now At IS and 81 West Twenty
third street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
BUILDERS BUY IN RIDGEwOOD.

Schrieber & Westhall have sold for tho
Evergreen Stone Works the triangular
plot fronting lsl feet on Myrtle avenue,
1873 feet on Madison street and 204 feet
on Putnam avenue, Ridgewooi. to Selig-
man 4 Sugarman. who Will improve the
site with nineteen six family brick flats
and have agreed TO give in part payment
for the plot four of these new structures
when completed located on Madison
Strest. Work will start In the early
spring. The deal involved close to $780,
O0O
The came brokers have sold for August
Essnwein TO JaSoo Hess the two story
and basement brick dwelling at 1862 Fox
hall street. on lot 20xl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

PARK Az, ste-Atlas Paint Co asst Fuller
ton Weaver Realty Co ct al. Jan 30, 1914
SAME PRoPERTY-Ba Eastern steel co ag,
same. Jan ~, 1914 Thy bond) ..., $500
Co ast same. Jan 49, 1914 ,hy
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steel co ass
same. Jan 30 1914 (by bond) S5.ldl "a
SAME PROPERTY-l.ukons Iron and Steel
Co agt same. Jan a. isl. tby
s4TH ST. W-Niarry Glassover agt MAY !.
Mott ct al. Dec Ia, 1919. ..,....,...St5 10
GATH st. IL W-Harry Glaa-over ast MAY
l. Mott ct al, Dec Is. lsiS.......,..,..ti $50
9TH Az. $40 and 5l2--Colonial Sand and
stone Co sEt Louise Appel ct a. Jan 10,
SAME pRoPERTY-john p Kane CO AK.
,, iT' s r." az WIAie.nnd.r fofi. "i AZ,
Lemuel Littleneid 81 al, Apr IL. 1918
M1 s.Trsthsinsdtm Az starr, 'c,,,,,o 81
stern A. saalbsrg Realty Co ct al, Dec IL.
lslS ........ VI IS 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

The Charles +. Soyes Company has
leased the sixth floor In SIS TO 32&
East Thirty second street to the Waltz Il
Bond Cigar Company for n term OF years.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the third
floor in the building at the southeast cor
ner Of Broadway and Sixty--evcnth street
to the National Association Of Audubon
Societtes. TO be occupied a. offices.
Pease q Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Ida T. Flower TO Ralph a. Cavalier for
a term OF ten years the two story garage
at 100 West F1fty-first street
sidney L. Warsawer has leased for u
term OF years the NTH loft, containing
500 feet. In 3%5 to $40 West Fortieth
street, TO the Perfection Film Company.
J. @. White 4 Co. have leased the
store at la< Chambers street to Michael
Lorenzo for a term OF years NJ an ag-
gregate rental of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
LIS PENDEN6.
MAnhottAA.

AsTH ST. ait E-Harris Koppeiman ogt
Philip FHumefreddo ct al foreclosure OF
Az y. isi-Fannie Pick ct a ast rrieda
attys, Ksptrowits 4 Esberg.
LOT 81. blk lso, sec i--Helen seinfel agt
Henry 1sinfel ct al foreclosure OF tax
iien); atty. 7 schwartzman,
BpunH.
CROTONA PARKWAY. q o. 27t5 Of
iffth ct. i6s.tiSb,7I irr.E--john McGrsth
art CrotonA Parkway Amusement Co ct
81 tscti9n to forccioss lisn): atty. We,n-
CLINTON Az. is2o-RentaI Mortssxs Be-
curities Corporation agt Intercity Land .
Securities Co ct a foreclosure OF mort
GaHs); atty, l. Goodwin.
LOT 50. map Of o. lots Of Martin J K.oxh,
Bronx-Niiian W white agt Mary Koran
ct a (sction to fcrscloss tax iien); attys,
Ming. ~, sI.saioo-Rsntsl Morts.ss e..
Securities Co ct al (foreclosurs OF mort.
lsgeli atty. 1 Goodwin.
W white At John u Disnsy ct al faction
70 forscloss tax iisn): Attys. Williamson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
Jobs for Moro Ticket Choppepa.

Ticket booths and choppers are 10 be
used In all the principal Il. X, T, stations
OF the dual system and In all stations OF
tho Queens lines OF the u. II. 7. and the
Inter borough, On the II. X. T, elevated
lines turnstiies will be used until the Pub
lie Service Commission decides that tho
other method. whereby more passengers
can be handled, 10 necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
BRONX DWELLINGS AND HOTEL.

Anton Primer. architect has filed plans
for two and half story frame DWELL
ing. 20x32. on the west side OF Beach
avenue, 100 feet north OF Randall avenue.
for the Academy Building Company, at a
cost OF $500. y. Ebling filed plans for
two and n half story frame dwelling
and hotel. b0x30, on the east side Of
Edgewater Terrace. 1901 feet south Of
Layton avenue. for Lena vulz. at n cost
of $500. Moore 4 Landsiedel filed plans
for a two story brick dwelling. 20x55, on
the east side Of Longf slow avenue. 27j
feet north OF 1870 street, for Vincenro
Piciotti, at a cost OF $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
DISCUSS HIGHnRIDGE STATION.

Where the HighbridEe station on the
.leVat"d road that Ia to be extended into
mat section from the West Side under the
new rapid transit system will be located
depends on a meeting held last night at
we Bronx borough Hall Borough Pres
Iuent Mathewson Of The Bronx WAS there,
DO We're representatives Of the railroad
ana great crowd Of Highbridge resi-
oehts' The latter want the station at Og-
den avenue and 1920 street, which In tho
location selected by the Public Service
commission some time ago. The railroad
wants II placed at Anderson avenue and
!e2d street, because n located at Ogden
avenue II will be necessary to operate
nfu TO carry passengers from the surface
70 the train platforms. HiShbTides folks
are Tor Ogden avenue because a car limo
rune through that street. Wilbur c.
,'oodale, who owns real estate In High
pndss and Is the attorney for other
owners, In q letter to Borough President
Msthewson said that "thc placing Of the
station at the extreme edge Of Hlghbridge
mn would make difference In tax valu-
stions Of 1880 . lot for almost every lot
y No upper part Of Hishbridge."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18

l0sth Street
The approximate amount Of the Hen
charge, to satisfy which tn. abov. -described
property IN to he sold IL slg.3s.s., with Ia
tercst thereon from the .6th day Of January.
1914. together with the costs and allowance
amounting to itiTt5. with Interest from
February 10th, 1914. together with the .N-
penses OF the sale The approximate amount
OF the taxes assessments and water Rites
or other liens which are 10 be allowed to
the purchaser gu, Of the purchase money
or paid by the referee Is sTast9 and interest.
said premises will he sold subject to any
state Of facts which an accurate survey
would show
Dated New York February 10Th. 1914
HENRY SMITH. Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
TRADING ON WHITE PLAINS AVE.

WHITE PLAINS ANENUE-Max Just
has sold n plot 114x100 at the north
east corner of White Plains avenue
and 233d street.
WHITE PLAINS AVENUE.--The plot
OF three lots 64x1l9 ut the southeast
corner OF White Plains avenue and
Pl9th street has been sold.
WISE AVENUE.-Barry Bros. have sold
2061 vyse avenue. n four story fiat on
plot 37.5xs3.4. adjoining the northwest
corner Of 17eth street. The buyer gave
In part payment u parcel on Bathgate
avenue.
EAST 180TH STREET.--Lauter 4 Black
ner have sold for the Bellwood Realty
Company the plot 5oxl00 on the north
side OF 160th street, 14S feet west OF
Melrose avenue. to the 1S0th Street
Building Corporation for improvement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE ba,tleships
LouisianA New Hampshire and Kansas have
and the des,royers Jouett. Beale Tanning Jar
vi. and Jenkins at Guant anamo. the gunboat
wheeling AT Cape Hayden tho battleshipa
Florida Delaware and Utah at Vera Cruz and
the collier Jupiter at Santa Barbara
Thc paiIieship Ohio hss ss,i-,i fToni Vera
Cruz for New Orleans the collier Justin from
Nburon for NststlHu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
LEASES PARK AVENUE HOUSE.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Elizabeth McC Turner the Ave story
American basement dwelling At - Park
avenue, between Thirty ninth and F'ortieth
streets to NJ. J. Rougeron.
f. r. Thomas has leased 10 William
Gerety the three story dwelling at $40
ST. Nicholas avenue for two years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
kECOKDED LEASES.

7.rH ST, 5O2 +. aIl-Andrcw Marnet & anc
to Yorkvile Marble 60, to2 r iAth ~,
yrs from Feb l. 1914; attys, Worcester.
W 4 s. 80 Broad st................tl2 loo
30 Az. 1874. store 4 b-Mary Z Jones 20
Isidor Elephant, 1858 So Blvd, 3-l9 yrs
from Feb !, 1914 atty, Joshua = shapiro.
1870 Delaney st..-.,.,......,,..,. sl.5S0
LEXINGTON Az. 7?5--Israel o Blake 90
Paul Sitelli n ano, 1913 Lex sv, yrs from
May !, 1914; atty. Antonacchlo. a. Wall
I+TH ST, s2s y. east s,ore--Morris saizmsn
to Anthony Daggetts, 32s T. it,h ST, ; yrs
from Feb l, 1914. ATTY. Chas WOLF. jjS
Graham Az. Bklyn. ..............St SEQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
CITY PROPERTY BUYERS.

Abraham Wallenstein is the buyer Of
the Nat East llsth street reported
sold yesterday by williams Grod-
ginsky.
Hannah Cohen is the buyer OF the Ave
story nat at 200 Fox street the sale OF
which by the u. v. Construction Company
was reporterd recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
LONG ISLAND CITY SALE.

The Cross q Brown Company has sold
for the estate OF John Kavlin the two
story frame building on lot 25xl00 at 50
Ridge street. Long Island City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises ..sa3 Sun sets. 5;as Moon rises.a.S
HiGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k. i:t Gov .Isl'd. 200 Hell Cato s:os
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk -Ij GOV .Isl'd. $50 Hell Cato. iojo
Arrived TUESDAY. February IL.
- CampaniA a25 y VI. Liverpool February
IS CAR SchurI, J. VI, Kingston. February ~.
- Colon. $50 s. NJ. Cristohal. February IL
:. Hermlone i NJ Trinidad. February g.
February
- Saratoga. i22s 4. NJ. Havana. February u
- Auiilla. 3'3S =. NJ, Tampico. February Z.
= sreurauca. G'si NJ. Nassau, February a.
s. kcnnchcc, Port Tampa February 0.
IS CITY pf Columbus savannah. February IL
50 COnchO. Galveston. February H.
= tOmhl. Mobile. February 10
- Sabine. brunswick, February ~
- NHvahoc. Wilmington. y C.. February ~
s. Madison, Norfolk, February 10.
- Che -apcakc, baltimore. February rs
ARRIVED from NEW YORK
y iu~itanla. at Liverpool
s. CaronH, at Trieste.
Is Iymrlc at Liverpool
s. Iagu,. at southampton
SAILED FOR NEW yoph
;. Cincinnati. from Palermo
s. pannonia, from Naples.
s. Iacaph, from Port 1imon
81 MORO Castle. from Havana
IS Advance, from tristobhl
IS Arcadian, FROM Bermuda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
RoCkAwAY COAST RENTALS.

The Lewis H. May Company has leased
at Far Rockaway. L. l.. for Mary L.
Webster, the cottage at al Crescent
street, to Joseph NJ. Roman for term of
years, and at Arverne l.. l.. for William
Scheer. a cottage on Wave Crest avenue,
to Mrs J. DeitEel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18

NEW CHAMBERS ". :.b.. Park Row
Cafe and Hotel Co. Inc, Lessee and con
trsetor--Hsrry Berg lessee; Catherine
!e.eeh y Diver. waite. v Diver ana
Ida y Drurnm. owners $3.50
~ AZ. nss-Nsthsn unper at nsnl.min
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
Nrmy ana Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Feb lT.--Th,s army order
was ISSUED TO day.
Second Lieut. r W. league sirth FIELD Ar
tilery.
This navy order wa. issueu.
Lieut.. W II Khpattick from the Msyianu
to home for orders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
BROKERAGE NOTES.

f. f. Thomas. recently with David
Stewart, has opened an Office At 1929
Amsterdam avenue, near lb5th street. Tor
the transaction OF a general real estate
business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
BROKERS IN Cnoss 90, LEASE.

:. Harris & Vaughan were the brokers In
me lease Of the store In the nsw building
which Robert 0osist u TO erect at the
southwest corner Of FIFTH avonrs and
rnlrty-seventh street. 10 the Hark Cross
company. details Of which were printsd
me TIE SUN ysstssdAS. 9s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-18
mANsACTroNs RIcoRED.


with name and address OF owner and
attorney when attorneys name IL omitted
address party of second psrr)
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-19
WHO WOULD NOT BE PLEASED
WITH A BOX OF
\ EMBOSSED STATIONERY N

We can furnish it in white
~ or coIors embossed to
your order in script. wreath
or long initials, in one or two
letter monograms, without
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All three-letter monograms
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the die is delivered to YOU
with the stationery. There
is q large variety Of designs
end the cost of engraving the
die depends uponlthe style.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-19

We have a new and com
W plete line of samples,
any one of which would
delight the most fastidious
tastes. They come in
styles to be engraved with
your name as well as those
suitable for sending with
out the name.
These cards will be a
greater fad than ever this
year.
The engravers will be
busy filling orders. There
fore to avoid any possible
/ delay in getting your cards
DO IT now
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07
FLORENCE; sECURIcS sECRE.

Luther Ellison Comes From Nom
roe, La, 10 Direct Work Of Com
merc4al Body. : =. (
Florence. Jan. 4.-The Chamber Of
Commerce haa accepted the proposi-
tions tpAf vFefs made by Luther III
Iisoni formerly secretary Of the cham-
Der at Monroe. La. to undertake the
work 6f this chamber. and have elect.
ed him secretary OF the chamber. He
comes to Florence highly recommend.
ed. Tho work or the chamber has
been in the hands OF Hartwsll II.
.tyer. editor OF The Times. since Mr..
Morgan left. and no has given what
time was pessibIe to the work. but
there - 90 much to ~ done that .
secretary who could devote his whols
time was wanted.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07
TrCIIE1.L ASSUMES OFFICE.

sue9ests to His Appointecs That
They Maintain Silence About Their
Administration
New York. Jan. I.-John Purroy
Mitchell. elected mayor en- the fusio.,
ticket. was inductsd into once in the
city hall NJ noon today. 40 he had
already taken the oath. administered
several days ago. the ceremonies
were simple. They consisted Of an
address Of leave taking by the retir-
Ing mayor, Ardolph L. Kline. who
succeeded the late Mayor 0aynor. and
a brief inaugural address by the new
executive. F'-
Il caution the now heads of the
departments to follow the policy ]
have outlined for. myself, namely
silence for a few months until We
have developed our plans further and
then come to the people and point to
some accomplishment"
Mr.. Mitchell announced: II would
rather have the government Of this
city for the next few months incon-
spicuous than have II heralded from
day to day In the papers through
promises made as to what will Be
done"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07
NEW TARIFF ACT PRODUCTIVE,
VIII Produce Several Millions More
Than Expected. ~' -

Washington. Jan., .s.-Trsasury Of
ficials tonight expressed the belief
that the MISUNDERSTANDING tari6
act will produce several ) millions
more revenue annually than had been
estimated by taritt experts. rhs
treasury expected revenues to fall oil
about $A5.ooo,Ooo a year, but reports
for the FIRST two months have lei to
the belief THAT this estimate 10 ex.
csasivA '~Ytt'H....-F
onicials predicted the falling ofG
would not amount to moro than 1885,
600. 200 year. which would give the
government ss.ooo.ooo m,re than
was counted upon for 1914. Customs
revenue fell of more than $1,000. ."eo
during November. but for December
ngures Just out show the decrease
undcr December. 1914. only ~
about ss.7oo,ooo. +
The total treasury disbursements
for December amounted to sSl.ss4..
oNs. compared with ts3.sss.sss for
December. 1919. but the total excess
OF disbursements over receipts in De-
cember was nearly 100000 great
er than in November.
The net Valance in the treasury
general fund December 81 was 3Il.-
st%,al7. and the grand total OF a.
sets in the treasury ,2.oss.ss4.s77.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07
A REVOLUTIONARY VETERAN.
Notice OF tho Death o6 tho Last Sur.
vivor Of Marion's Brigade.

Notice OF tho Death o6 tho Last Sur.
vivor Of Maxton's Brigade.
Yorkyilie Enquirer. -
In the records from the old ales Of
the Yorkville Enquirer this Interesting
note eomos from tho Issue Of October
/, 1857: ".
The last surviving soldier Of our
Revolutionary struggles, resident In
Sumter district, has passed away.
William Vaughan 10 no moro! WHO
cannot drop u tear upon the departure
Of this noble son Of the glorious past
Mr.. Vaughan was born in May l7s4.
and has. therefore, reached his sAth
year. He Joined the army when In his
18th or 18th year. and was with both
Marion and Sumter In several OF their
most severe engagements. He vas
married to ths beresved wife who now
survives him on the 10th % Febru-
ary. 1880. They had therefore lived
together as husband and wife for a
'o'iod of nnarly sixty eight years He
'te at the residence Of HIS daughter.
Mrs. Dargan, about four miles from
this place on Monday morning last
--suntsr WgSaa~AN.
.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07
sPAHTANBURGs sEEKs HOsRTTAx

spartanburs,. Jan. IA bin intre-
ductds BY Cengressman Joseph r.
JphrNo1 early last summer provides
for ansaprfopriation Of $seo. .ooa to
bGaE'a federal hospital In or . near
Spartanburg for the study and treat.
ment Of pellagra and other diseases.
The bill hsIs the approval of Senator
Tillman. Before leaving Washington
last .Fsek Representative Johnson had
a long conference with Secretary Me-
Adoo ana Surgeon General Blue con-
corning his bill. The Spartanburg
Chamber OF Commerce has been IN j.
terested in this hospital matter and
as q result OF the Joint efforts Of that
body and Or. Siler of the Thompvon-
McFadden pellagra commission. Sur
seon General Blue visited spartanbury
last September to look over the local
dtusttoA. r 'sr's| = ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07
THE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
Work ON Building VIII begin March
ist and Stock Subscriptions Must
bo Paid In.

As work on the construction Of the
tobacco warehouse will begin March
LIST 1t will be necessary to collect all
'nstailments of the capital stock pas,
due Immediately. Secretary Reardor
will start out In q couple OF days tc
gather In tho sheaves and make the
warehouse bank account look pros
perous He reque ests that every stock.
holder will be on the lookout for him
vita q pleasant smile and his hand
on his check book.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07
~ . sfss-S
CANAL NEARs ooARy4ErIox.
Cocerechss and OthSe GpailAe o..
ss.cies Must b Removed Bsecse
Ditch II Done.

Washington. Jan. a.-Ths Panx,na
canal will be In condition to pass x~S-
se'@All tas wsy across the isthmus
within ths nsxt 70 days Il was iesrn.
ID today. ualess unexpsetsd onstAs,ss
are encountered. This d. the iuAG.
msat Of Q high caas, emesai. Who g.
c'insd to A. the date mors usnntte,Y.
The only rssaaininG ebs4Aelse. q
prevent tae. pAssags ,st vesee,s nov
are the cseatseha slsas, which b,oela
the cut ct culebra, and other susk
slides in the same locality. DrsdEiae
Il pfosrs,sing sasiazaetorily on sasa6
slidSA, ~
Ip view OF uncertain conditions sux.
rounding the work It has bssn 4~sub-
cd irnpolitic to attempt to az 6s1.
mite date tor the opening. Even sftef
a passage 10 possible several moatls
must DO spent ia training the oDesss-
Ing force bsfors ths waterway Il
opened 20 commerce. - ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07
WAREHOUSE MANAGER ELECTED
Mr.. r. r. Pepper Of Winston.Salem,
N. O., Has Leased Tobacco ware
house ana WIN Manage It.

At a;rpesting Of the board Of d.
rectors.of the Farmers Tobacco
Warehouse Company. of sumter. held
to-day. Mr. T. r. Pepper. OF Winston
Salem. n. G.. was given the lease OF
the warehouse and he 70 to manage
the same. "''t
Very satisfactory terms were made
with Mr.. Psppet. He 10 to come to
Sumter on March lot 70 personally
superintend the building Of the tohac-
co warehouse and the tobacco prise
house or houses. a. may be detsrmin-
cd upon. -
Mr.. Pepper 10 en- experienced and
Very successful tobacco wareho u.
lessee. owner and manager. and comes
to Sumter with the very highest OF
recommendations from bankers and
others. He will push the Sumter to.
baeco market. and will guarantee tc
cooperate IN every way with the farm.
srs Of Sumter county. He will give the
matter his individual attsntion and
will go hAt the hikhest /. market
prices srS paid on the Aosr .of tAs
Sumter tobacco warehouse = -
Aessrs. J. A. Middleton and J. H
aoodn,au wete, selected to 10 around
among the farmers from now until the
tobacco seed bed planting season 81
Over, sub3eet to such time of 4 fseear.v,ie,
- may be determined upon by Mr.
Q, a. Lemmon. acting chairman Of the
Board of Directors. A regular demon.
strator will be kept in the neld
throughout the season showing how
to cultivate and cure tobacco.
The directors feel very much graft.
fisf over. sscYEins the cooperation OF
.Mrs Pepb&sds tas$ have been trying
to secure him for some time. The
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse OF Sum.
ter Is now an assured proposition, and
no one need stand back from planting
tobacco because Of any doubts abou,
the warehouse being erected. The
business men Of Sumter, and the
banks. throue eh the Sumter Chambe.
OF Commerce. representing the or
sanixed business interests OF Sumter
are behind tho warehouse and. the
Sumter tobacco market
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-01-07

Bese Cough Medicine for Children.
am very glad to say q few words
In praise Of ChAmbsrllin's Couch
Remedy" writes Mrs. Ida Dewey,
Milwaukee. Wis, "I have used Il for
years both for MY children and my
self and II never fails to relieve and
eure . cough or cold. No family
with children should be without Il IA
Il gives almost immediate relief In
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