The Watchman and Southron from Sumter, South Carolina • Page 5

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 1892. gatered at the Post at Suinter, as Second Class Matter. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Dacker Bui Notice.

J. Ryttenberg Goods. Estate A. A Discharge. Som ter County Notice.

Estate of Manning Notu-e. Jno. Kershaw, Sale. Pocahontas Tribe, No. Meet ing.

Sumter Water of Subscription Opened. Masonic Temple Meet ing. to Rent? Dressmaking. Personal. MissXonie Williamson, of Darlington, is Miss Belle Ernest Gary has beeu elected to succeed Judge Kershaw.

Miss Nonie Harvin, of Manning, spent days with relatives in this city last Policeman Nichols was cut last week by bad under arrest is improving Mr. H. M. Sanders went to Darlington on and escorted the dance party over on that evening. Miss Lillie Delgar ha? returned after several stay in Charleston, accompanied by Miss Emma Matyck.

Misses Anna and Neta Williamson of Dar lington were the guests of the Misses Graham Several days last week Rev. C. Brown is absent from the city attending the meeting of the State Baptist Convention, now in session in Aiken. C- C. Maoning, was called to Wash ipgtoo severnl day Ugo by a telegram an noonciug the critical illness of his wife.

Hon. M. L. Donaldson President of the State Alliance, will deliver a punite lecture in theCoart House on Satorday, December Miss Caro Belser, of Suramertou who spent about a week with Miss Lillie Delgar and was one ot the most charming belles of the bail on Wednesday night, has returned home. Mr.

Wm. A. Murray who superintended the cultivation, curing and grading of the tobacco crop of Mr. R. Jenkiss, has re turned to bis home ic North Carolina.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baker, with their son Leonard, left here on Sunday, the 27ib, for Round tree, Ga where they expect to make their future home.

Misses Betiie Cain, Lillian Hoyt and Judith Hodges and Messrs F. A. Bultman J. M. Chandler, and Cam.

Stubbs spent Thanks giving day in Darlington. Mr. W. A. Neal, of Anderson has been elected Superintendent of tbe Penitentiary.

Capt. D. E. Keels, who was a candidate, re ceived complimentary vote of eight. Miss Eddie Strauss of Mayesvilie, was the only debutante present at tbe ball las: Wed nesday evening.

Her attractive manners and fresh young beauty attracted numerous ad mirers. An abstract of the work of tbe Legislature is crowded out. Ducker Bultman make a change in their ad this week. Chandler Shaw will have a new ad cext week. Look oat for it.

H. Harby bas recehed a carload of desira ble broke mules See advertisement. Tbe Secretary of State has issued a charter to tbe Sumter Water Works Company. 1 Ospitai $65,000. "Attention is directec to the offer of free to baco seed by the Sovthzrn Tobacco Journal, of Winston, C.

Several matters of interest are crowded out today, which it was hoped could have been presented to our readers. Taking effect Wednesday, the 23rd inst trains .3, 4, 5 and 6, running between Vancrs and Pregnalls, C. S. N. R.

R. were dis continued. Read.tbe Christians Ode in to-day's paper nod you will see how many pretty thirds nre in store for you, ut Sumter Book Novelty opposite Court House. TbeC. S.

N. R. R. have oc sale at all Stations special round trip tickets, on account of the Siate Baptist Convention, which meets in Aiken. November 30tb to December 5th.

Tbe Coast Line will run excursion trains to Wilmington, on account of Gala Week, from Not. 29th to December 3rd, good to return until Dec. 5th. Tbe fare from Sumter will be $3 46 Col. John S.

Richardson, Richard Single ton, and others returned on Saturday from a camp bunt on Gap way Bay, Georgetown County. The party bad a very pleasant time nod killed thirteen deer, besides other game. Your attention is directed to Ryttenberg Sons, Christmas announcement. Mr M. G.

Ryttenberg is now in New York buying a stock of goods. As usual you can get every thing you want from ibis 6rm. Mr. Garbardt has drawn op a plan for tbe Catholic Cemetery, which will be located ad Joining and east of tbe Cemetery. It has been approved and work wiil soou be com Bsenced on laying tbe grounds off.

The Dime Reading At Mr. A. S. Brown's, on lnst evening was a decided sorcess from every standpoint, There was a nice ctowd in attendance, the I music and recitation being above the average at like entertainments. The Dorcas Society ander whose direction the entertainment was arranged, feel very much gratified at the financial result, the proceeds amounting to i $11.75.

S. L. I. Bazar. Tbe committee in charge of the arrange- ments for tbe Sumter Light Infantry Bazar will meet at Ryttenberg's Store at 6 o'clock tomorrow evenir.g to perfect arrangements.

Tbe committee is as follows A. Flowers, E. A. Solomons, E. O.

Ingrnm, H.M.San-; ders and W. R. Delgar, Jr. The Prettiest Baby in Town. Tbe ladies of the Episcopal Church will give a bot supper on Thursday evening, De- cember 8tb.

There will aiso be a Fai.cy Ta-, ble wbere elegant Christmas gifts may be purchased. Tbe novelty of the occasion will be a baby afghan to be voted to tbe test baby in town. Let all the people come and Show their preference. Gin House Burned The Gin House of Mr. Dwigbt Cooper at St.

Charles was burned on Tuesday morning boot 2 o'clock. Loss $2,000. Insu- I ranee $1,225, $925 with tbe Phoeuix of England and $300 with the Merchants of Newark, both represented by Mr. A. Moses.

Tbe Sre was undoubtedly of ori Caught Under the Car Wheels. On Saturday night while stealing a ride on the trucks of a Coast Line train. Jim Scott was caught under tbe wheels and had one foot cut badly The accident occurring' within tbe limits of the yard, medical attentioB was quickly obtained and bis i wounds attended to. His foot was not in jured sufficiently to necessitate amputatiou though badly mutt in ted. Negro Shooting.

Last Friday night severa! negroes, among whom were Prince Wian, C. H. Joseph and Robert Davis got into row in the store of tbe last named, located on Liberty Sheet in tbe western suburb of city and before it was over Davis shot Joseph with a double barrell shot gun londed with bird shot. Davis has been bound over to answer the indictment of assault and battery will intent to kill and of a high and aggravated aature. Davis has been released on bond.

The Fan Drill. Tbe King's Daughters' Fan Drill on last Thursday evening was a gratify iag success in every respect. There whs an unusually large I attendance, which insured financial success, and tbe young ladies participating deserved and received praise from every one Or the precision and grace with which every order of Col. An Id was executed. Twelve of young ladies were at tired in Grecian cos'umes of white, the others in red.

They were: Antonia Gibson and Azite Wither SpOOD. Clemmie Fuller and Annie lirails-! ford. Rebecca Schwerin Mary Yea- don. Blanche Pate? and Martha Ant. Pauline Paillard and Pauline Sau ders.

Susie Darr and Laura Mood. Bessie Jervey and Kate De Lonne. Emma Mason and Marie Laura Walsh and Rosa Simpson. Julia Cattino and Gussie Dinkens. Tarie Moses and Amy HarrelL Bessie Lee and Lucie Graham.

There will be services at Hebron Chorch. OuBose's Croes Roads, on next Sunday the usual hour. Rev 1 r. Black bourn filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church morning end evening of last Sunday. Dr.

McPheeterS, of Columbia will preach in the Baptist Church next Sunday, morning and eveniug. Services will be conducted on Sunday at the Church of the Holy Comforter, Sumter, by the Rev John Kershaw. Hours of service 11 a. m. and 7 30 m.

Dr. W. Kdtnmunds will preach at Tirzrth next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. A.

S'okes returned to the city yes erday. He If ft today with his family to SfHOd a few days in before resuming his ecclesiastical duty here. There will be tio preaching in pulpit next Sunday. A Bill to Amend the Charter of the City of Sumter. The following bill has been introduced by Hun.

Altamont Moses, at the request of the City Council. It is published at the instance of Mr. Moses, as information, 80 that any personVfjecting to it may write to him on the Subject. Let those who do not favor it make known their objections now, or hold their peace hereafter; A Bill Entitled An Act to Amend the Charter of The City qf SunUcr in Relation to the Sal'iry of its Mayor, and in Relation to Mak ing Returns of Property in taid City. Be it enacted by the Senate House of ot the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in general assembly and by authority of the same.

Section I. That section foor of an Act entitled "an Act to amend an act entitled an act to recharter the town of Sumter, S. C. approved December 24th 1883," approved 17th dav of December 1887, be and the same is hereby repealed and the following substi tuted in lieu thereof, so that said eectiou shall read as follows Skc 4. That the Mayor of said City of Sumter shall receive a salary noi to exceed the sum of Six Hundred dollars per annum, and he and the said Aldermen shall be exempt from street duty during the term of their office.

Tbat section seven of an act entitled an act to recharter the town of Sumter, approved December 24th 1883 be and the hereby repealed, and the following substituted in lieu thereof: Sec. 7. Tbat during the month of June of each year sll persons having property liable to taxation shall make returns of their pro perty under valuing the same at the ttme of said return, before the Clerk and Treasurer of the City ef Sumter, who is authorized to administer said oath that in case any build ir be erected upon any property in the City of Sumter, or any additions or improvements be made to any building therein, between the last day of June and the first day of October of any year, the same shall be returned for taxation to the Clerk und Treasurer as aforesaid, before the fir3t day of October of the year in which such buildings may be erected or additions or improvements made, at the ralue thereof whether the same be completed or not. and if the same be not completed, the return thereof shall not be mide before the last day of Sep tember in the year in which such buildings may be erected, additions or improvments made, and the same shall be returned at its value, on the last day of September in such year, or if the last of September fall on a Sunday, then on the lit day of October That the said Town Council may summon any person to appear before tbemand answer, under oath, concerning their property liable for taxation and the said Town Council may correct ail returns and assess ai its true value all such property liable to taxation. That should any person fail to make return of their property within the times abave men tioned and as hereinbefore provided, or fail to appear and answer concerning their pro- I perty when summoned, as above provided, the Clerk and Treasurer sball make out an assessment of the real and personal property of such person liable for taxation, and shail add thereto a penalty of twenty per eentum for such failure.

That an ordinance declar ing the rate of annual taxation upon property and other subjects of annual taxation for the year shall be published at two weeks during the month of October, and all persons liante to taxation shall make payments of their taxes to the said Clerk and Treasurer during the succeeding month of November. Upon failure to make such payment the per son so in default shall be subject to a penalty of twenty per centum upon the amount of their taxrs. That it shall be the duty of the Cle-k and Treasurer to enforce the collection of any and all taxes, penalties, commutation moneys or other charges due to said corpora tion, and for this purpose he is autboriz-d and empowered to issue execution under the seal of said corporation, directed to the Sheriff" of Sumter County, requiring him to levy and sell of the property, real and personal, of such person so in default suffi- cient to pay all such taxes, penalties, charges and costs. Tnat if such executions be lodged with the said Sheriff he be entitled to charge and collect the same costs now provid ed by on executions against property. Thnt no Nulla bona costs eball be charged against said city of Sumter, and all property upon which a tax shall be assessed is hereby declered and made liable for the payment of the same and for any penalties and other charges thereon in preference to all other debts or encumbrauces, exeept debts and taxes due the State.

The Complimentary Dance. Dancing is said to be the handmaiden of of the art? by some, by others the oldest of the arts. But be this as it may, there is a con cord of opinion tbat no matter bow far back in the remoteness of time the the student may search, he will fiud the history of nations intermingled and intertwined with tberytbmic movements and graceful motions of the dance. At first a religious rite, then a form of cele brating a religious ceremony or comiuemora someps ful occasion, it ultimately be came mereiy a pastime of joyous, happy and light hearted people. In the youthful days of this now old world of ours, all people are taken part in the dance, from the hoary-headed patriarch, wrapped in bis man tle of dignity, to the happy child, clothed in nothing more substantial than youthful beauty and innocence.

Those were happy dajs; and the poet and dreamer, desires noth ing more beautiful than to contemplate, with his imaginative mind's eye, the groups of beautiful dancers collected beneath the olive proves of the lands whence sprungthe world's first and greatest poets, paiuters and singers. as is this imagined scene to the day-dreaming poet, that group which 61 led the Masonic Temple hall, on. last Wednesday evening to the ejes of commonplace, every day people, a more pleasing and grate ful one. was a scene tbat contained the bes? and brightest tinted elements that make up the pictures of the social life of the sister cities, Dar.ington and Sumter. It was grate ful, as being the second scene in the happy and friendly intermingling and intertwining, by means of the dance, of the social history of the two cities The first was Darlington's, tbe second Suroter's, and it is the earnest de sire of ail v.

ho had a place in either scene, that -ver recuning periods, similar scenes may be witnessed iu one or the other place. The was tastefully decorated with trailing stniiaX vine-, buttling and the national coiors. At the upper erid of the hall was the legend. "Welcome to Darlington, which was truly "like apples of gold in pictures of fitly spoken, for! ever; Sum ter heart re-echoed the welcome. Dancing egan at ten o'clock and contin ued until tbestriking t-eil of the midnight hour had long died away in the still night air, and the shtil! voiced patron Saint (if has one) of this progressive city was awakening the echoes ot early morn ing The Fourth Regiment Orchestra was at iis r-est and the music was so inspiring ad to lighten both hearts and feet to glide swiftly through parsing hours.

During the intermission, at one o'clock, re freshments were served, and then followed the exqi.isite tact and grace by Mr Rob James and Mies Aleta Williamson, of Darlington, assisted by Mr. Douglas China and Miss Josie Kershaw and Mr. H. M. San- ders and Miss Maria Thechaperouesof the party from Darlingtoo were Mr.

aud Mrs F. Normwit, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Bo)d, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hayns- worth and Mr. and Mrs.

Starr; and the chapetones from thisci'y who graced tbeocca- by their presence were: and Mrs. W. R. Delgar, Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Ingram, Maj. and Mrs. Marion Aloise, Col.

and Mrs. Marion Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. E. K.

Rembert, Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Mr and Mrs. Alta moni Moses, Dr. and Mrs. S.

C. Baker. Mr. and Carson, Mrs Perry Moses, Mr. and Ferd Levi, and Mir.

and Mrs. A.A. Strauss of The ladies were as follows Miss Alma McCowrv, lovely costume of cream fon, natural flowers. L. S.

Carson, Sumter, cream brocaded silk, lace, A charming cos tume. Miss Maggie tiful gown of pink cashmere, black lace and velvet, diamonds. Miss Giara Barrett, Lancaster, beau ful evening costume of blue surah, overdress of Miss Alma Breeden, Bennettsville, charming costume of white silk, trim med with cream Spanish lace, dia monds. Miss May Ervin, Islington, exqui site white Swiss costume. Miss Belle Sanders, Sumter.

graceful gown of ciel blue silk, garniture and chiffon lace, diamonds. Miss Emmie Mikell, Sumter, regal costume of heliotrope silk, white chif fon trimmings. Miss McLeod, Oswego, stylish and becoming costume of nuns' veiling. Miss Mary Scott. Marion, a dainty hut simple costume of white swiss, very becoming, natural llowers.

Miss Marie Green, Sumter, handsome cream cashmere gown, ribbons and flowers. Miss Lou (ireeu. Sumter, pretty red cashmere, white ribbons, natural flow ers. Miss Josie Kershaw, Camden, unique costume of orange-colored surah silk, black trimmings. Miss Meta Williamson, tasteful costume of white Ottoman silk and real lace, pearl trimmings.

Miss Caro Belser, Summerton, ex tremely becoming costume of blue French crystal net over satin, pearl ornaments. Miss Ella Davis, Sumter, striking hyapatia gown of crimson nuns' vail ing with pink trimmings and gold ornaments. Miss Virginia Moses, Sumter, a handsome costume of white moire silk with brocaded stripes of wild roses and green leaves, garniture of green and pink ribbons, pink head-dress, natural flowers, white satin slippers. Mrs. Wm.

Haynsworth, Darlington, rich costume of black velvet em broidered in pink plush roses and leaves, very elaborate, diamond neck lace and ornaments, diamond bandeau in hair. Miss Helen Rembert. Hagood, tasteful and very effective gown, French style, of white, silk grenature of pale blue riowers and lace, turquoise and pearl ornaments. Miss Emmie Sanders, Hagood, pretty white silk gown, empire style, natural flowers. Miss Xonie Williamson, Darlington, a bewitchingly charming pink costume trimmed with real lace, diamonds and natural flowers.

Miss Emma Mazyick, Charleston, a pretty gown of pink satin and white lace, diamonds. Miss Nina Moise. Sumter, a striking and stylish gown of pink cashmere and lace, natural flowers, diamonds. Miss Marie l.ee Evans, Florence, graceful costume of white silk and lace, natural flowers. Mrs.

Altamont Moses. Sumter. ele gant black silk velvet and cream silk, evening bodice, garniture of ostrich feathers, antique jewelry ornaments, garnets and gold. Miss Dulcie Moise, Sumter. a superb costume of amber satin, black lace and natural flowers, diamonds.

Miss Anna Rogers, Darlington, beau tiful creation of pale blue albatross, cream lace and natural flowers, ornaments. Miss Emma Williamson. Darling-j ton, was dressed in a very attrativel gown of blue albatross, point de chine lace, gold ornaments and natural flowers, diamonds. Miss Clara Ward, Darlington', a most pleasing combination of cashmere, point de give ribbjuus. rubies and diamonds.

Miss Lillie Delgar, Sumter, a hand some gown of blue Henrietta trimmed with white lace and ribbons, crystal ornaments. Miss Eddie Strauss. Mayesville, lovely debutante costume of white China silk, ribbons and lace, pearrV and diamonds. Mrs. P.

E. Xorment. Darlington, very soft and stylish costume of cream lace silk, diamonds. Mrs. S.

C. Baker. Sumter, elegant and striking costume of pale blue satin and point face, amber orna ments. Miss Annie Brailsford, Pinewood, pretty costume of cream cashmere, natural flowers. Miss Josephine McCall, rich and artistic creation of blue- aadi cream silk, and real point lace, dia monds, very striking.

Mrs. A. J. Moses, Atlanta, stylish walking costume of heliotrope faille and chiffon, natural flowers and dia monds. Miss Lena Solomons.

Sumter, strik ing costume of silk trimmed in crimson diamonds. Miss Pauline Sanders, Sumter, pretty costume of blue silk, diamonds. Miss May Bossard, Sumter. a taste ful gown of white Henrietta, Wat? au style, with gold ribfcon trimmings and gold ornaments. Miss Clemmie of pink silk, gold and rubies.

Miss Lula Lang, Camden. pretty! combination evening costume. Miss Duval, Cheraw, artistic of white grenadine and lace. Mrs, E. Remberr, handsome pink silk gown with gold trimmings.

Pearl ornaments. Miss of white cashmere, lace and ribbons, natural flowers. Miss Annie Williamson, Darlington, graceful robe of white silk with pink trimmings. Miss M. Levi.

Sumter, black silk gown, jet and diamonds. Miss Marion Moise, Sumter, black silk and diamonds. Mrs. Lee 0. Harby.

Xew York, elegant embossed black silk grenadine, trimmed with lace and ostrich feath ers, diamonds. Mrs. Perry Moses, Sumter, black damasse silk gown, jet trimmings, dia monds. Miss Annie Graham, Sumter, a strik- ing robe of cream cashmere, red bons, riowers. Mrs.

W. II. Delgar, Sumter, black silk, rubies and diamonds. Mrs. Marion Sanders, Su litter, black silk, jet and pearls.

The gentlemen were: Spain, Mclver Williamson, Heti VVillinmpon. Woods, Woods, Ward, Starr, of Darlington Crosland and Crossland, of net Pollock, of (Vrai. Shannon, VV YSteedman, -t and DeLaroche, of Camdea. Waiter Green, Geizer, of Charleston. McCrpery, Jr, Dr Win Karle, Low ran ce, of Columbia Garle, Green ri lie, Tom Richmond, Va li Sanders, li Jackson, 9 ingrato, Douglas China, A Moise.

Jennings. I Chas. McFaddin, Marshall, VV Wilder. McLeod, Irving Ryttenberg, Jno jr, Watson, li Murray, A Bultman, Manning, Esq, Mar shall, .1 Harby, .1 Frieron Converse Reid, Leu Kennedy, Ane Rvitenberg i Diokine, Delgar, jr, Will Graham? and Dr A Solomons, A Moise, 1 Strauss, Joe Strauss, i Mo ire, Roht Sandere, John Irwin. Jr, Spann, Moore, Fumerie McCutchen, A cock, INrry A Moses, Edmunds of the Stete, Pee hit of the X'urx'uni Courier, of Sumter.

B.Sanders, Hagood, N. Pincknfcy, Statebnrg, Chas. H. Mois'-. San Fi.

an! Percy Smithy Georgetown. E. I. R. Gambling.

Mr R. F. Miiler bas sworn ont a warrant H. Manheim who run? a saloon in the McGuinnis Bluck, Main charging him iih running a gambling saloon and en ticing minors to gamble. The trial case was appointed for Toesday night, but was post poned until Thursday night.

A strong case will ne ronde out agaiusl Manheim, and a number of those who participated in the games of will be implicated aud prose cuted. MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, SUMTER, S. C. Special Notice. We are offering this week New Fancy Figs, New Fancy Raisins, New Fancy Prunes, And a full line of Holiday Goods of every description.

We Invite an Inspection, 6 Our constant airo has been 7 to please as 0 many of the 1 people as sible at all i limes, and we 4 generally sue- ceed. We are re 4 4 ceiving an im- 7 1 i mense stock 7 of Fresh 7 4 of every variety, 7 Fine 4 Gr? ce i 7 hare A 7 always been, 4 and still is i our specialty, bat you'll find all depart- ments com- 7 I 1 and goods sold at 7 prices that i please all peo- 7 pie. Wheth- er you make a purchase or i not we never consider the 4 time lost in showing our stock. Seeing is believing. Call and be i convinced of 7 4 abore facts.

Was yow CofTee good this morning? If not, try "Momaja," 35c. lb, Ground fine if de sired). Leggett's Wine Jelly" Makes over a quart of delicious Jelly Tort, Maderia, Sherry, Punch. Almonds, Nuts, Raisins, And all kinds of groceries Mince Meat, Jellies, Preserves, Buckwheat, Oatmeal, Graham Flour. BY VfRTfjE OF A COMMISSION is sued to the undersigned hj the Secretary of State Constituting them a Board of Corpo rators of "The fturater Club," they will open the books of subscription to the capital stock of said proposed corporation at the office of Schwerin fn the city of Sumter, S.

C. on Friday the 25th day of November, 1892, between the hours of ten and two o'clock. SCHWERIN, Not. 23-2t. ABB BVTTRNBERG.

Sheriffs Saie. BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT TO seize crop, under lien, to me directed, I will offer for sale at public auction, in front of the court house in the city of Sumter, on salesday in December next, and as many days thereafter as may be necessary, within the legal hours of sale One hundred and twenty-five (125) bushels cotton seed, more or less, eight hundred (800) pounds fodder, more or less sixty five (65) bushels corn, more or less; and one hundred and twenty five (125) bushels potatoes and or less, seized and to be as the property of W. Oakes Mc Elveen, under a warrant to seize crop under Hen of W. Oakes McElveen to Daniel A. Outlaw.

E. SCOTT CARSON, Sheriff Sumter County. Nov. 16th, Sheriffs Sale. BY VIRTUE SUNDRY EXEC? tions.

to me directed, I will offer for sale at public auction, in front of the court, house, in the city of Sumter, on the first Monday iu. December, next, and as many days thereafter as may be necessary, within the legal hours of sale, the following property: One lot of land containing three (3) acres, more or less, in the towu of Bishopville, Sumter county, and dwel ling house thereon, where the defend ant resides, adjoining lands of J. Fri Woodard, James A. DuRaut, Dr. R.

E. and others. also, One tract of twelve acres land, more or less, in the town of Bishopville, Sumter county, adjoining lauds of Jarnos Cousar, Li. E. Carnes, Sant'i Bradley, and others.

also, One lot of land, and building there on, in the city of Sumter, county of Sumter, S. C. Bounded on the south by laod of Charlie Singletou; north, by lands of Elizabeth Green east, by lands of Adam Ramsey and west, by Main street of said city of Sumter, levied and to be sold as the property, of Washington Usher, under an execution of the city of Sumter, agaiust Washington Usher. ALSO, Two (2) bales cotton, sixty-five (65) bush els corn, more or iess, (80u) eight hundred pounds seed cottoti more, or less, one hun dred (ico) cotton seed, more or less, I eight huudred (SOO) pounds fodder, more or less, and four hundred pounds eeed cotton morc or less, in field. Seised and to be sold as tbe property of Adam Jeffer9oa tinder a Warrant of Attachment to seite crop to 0.

G. Crenshaw against dam Jeffersoa. E. SCOTT CARSON, Sheriff Sumter County. 8th, CORONER'S SALE, UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of an Execu tion issuing out of the Court of Com mon Pleas fin- Sr.

inter County, to directed delivered, will offer for sale i iront of the Court Rouse of said cosnty on Salesday in December next, the same being tie 5th day of the month, betweeu the hours of eleven o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in rise afternoon of ihat day, to the highest bid for All the eights, titk and andirided iaterest of detour O. Vernon Keels to and to all that tract of laad, situate and bring in in said State, containing four and thirty aaore less, in Creek township, on the 1 ptthttc road lending from Saauer to Catuden i and adjoining lands cow or formerly of R. Ellerbe. Dr. E.

S. ttero bert, fames A Cillis, Frank of VuTes and otters: levied on ajs? "we under the execation of Harry A. Hoyt and K. Scott Carson, Sheriff of Sem ter County, creditors against Carnerea Keeis and D. Vernon Keels, judg eaeai.

debtors. S. A NORRlS.fL Deptttv Curunor fur Sumter Xov. 3. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER.

the of Common Pleas. The People's Build tug and Loan As sociation of Sumtes, S. II. Bixoii and A Clarence BY VIRTUE of a decretal order mada is tfce, ahove entitled cause and dated Oc tober 1892, will sell at public'auction to front of tbe Court Houee in toe City of Suroter, ineaid Srate on Monday, December 5(Q, 1892, beiug Salesday, between the hou of o'clock in the tore noon and o'clock in the afterooau, ibe. following property to-wit; All that lut at with the dwelling house ami other improvements thereon, and bring in the City of Sumter in said County and State, having a front on Sumter Street of seventy-eight feet, and a depth of one hundred and sixty feet, be the Said dimension a little more or less, bounded on the North by Jot of B.

G. Pierson on the South by a lot conveyed to F. Went worth Crosswell by said Defendant James li. Dixon, on the Eajt by Sumter Street aud on the West by a lot of F. A.

Tntdewell, the same the remainder of the lot conveyed to James H. Diron by R. F. Hoyt after the afuesaid conveyance to F. Went worth Crosswell.

Terms of cash, the balance on a credit of tweivejmonths from the day of sale: the time portion to be secured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold 'he bond to bear interest from the duy of sale, the building on the premises to be insured -ind the policy assigned to the Master the to have the option of paying his entire t.id in cash; purchaser to pay for all papers, recording, aud the insur ance on premises. JOHNS. RICHARDSON, Master Sumter Co. Nor. 9, sale.

State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER. In tue Court of Common Pleas. The Building and Loan dation of Snnitcr, S. against Jacob Washington and Marion BY VIRTUKofa decretal order made in the above entitled cause and dated Oc tober 11th, 1892, I will sellai public auction in front of tbe Court House in the City of Sumter, in said State, on Monday, December Mh, being Salesday, between the hours I n( 11 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the following property to-wit: All that lot of iand with the buildings thereon situate and being in the City of Sum ter in the County of Sumter and State 1 aforesaid, bounded on the North by lands now or formerly of Marion Moise Kast by lands I of Rose Gary South by lands now or for meriy of or Lydia Sbiver and Mary Ann Singleton West by Main of i I said City aaid lot havrng a front on Main Street of feet mo-re or less, and a I depth of one hundred and feet or less. i Terras of half cash, balance I on a credit of one year tbe day of sale, the time portion to be secured by the bond of i the purchaser awd a mortgage of the premises so sold, the hun? to draw interest from the day of sale and the building to be insured and the policy aesigtwA to the Master; the par-h chaser to have the option ot paying his bid in cash, purchaser to pay for expenses of papers and aad insurance pre i urns.

JOHNS. RPCrTARDSON, Master Sumte? Sov. 9, 1892-it. MASTER'S State of South Carolina? COUNTY OF SUMTER. in ii op common PLEAS.

The People's Building and Loan As sociation of Svimter, S. tiff, Adan JK. fendant. BY of a decretal order made to the efifrried cause and dated Oct. I lib, 1892, I will sell at public auction in front of the Court Elodee in the city of Sumter, in said State, Monday, December 5tb, 1892, being Salesday, between the hours of 11 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the following property to-wit All that iot piece or parcel of land with the dwelling house thereon, fronting on Sumter Street, in the City of Sumter, in the County of Sumter and State aforesaid situated op posite to Bee Street of said city the same containing one-third of an nere and designa ted as Lot No.

9, on a plat of the lands sold by the Master for said county in.der the case of vs. Blanding and others, said plat being filed with the proceedings in said cause, the hf'oresaid Iot being bounded on the North by lot formerly of J. Dargan Sast by Sumter street South by lot Xo. 10 on said plat and West by lot No. 8 on said plat the same being the lot conveyed Said Adam W.

Boyd by Jumes D. Blending by deed duly executed. Terras of cash, the balance on a credit of one tear, the time portion to be secured by the bond of the and a mortgage of the premises so sold, the bond to draw interest from the day of purchaser to hare tbe option of paying his entire bid in building to be in sured and the policy to be assigned to the Master; tbe purchaser to pay the premiums thereon and the cost of papers and recording. JOHNS. RICHARDSON, Master for Sumter Co.

9, MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER. In tub Court of Common Pleas. Joseph C. Scott, against John T.

BY VIRTUE of a decretal order made in the above entitled cause aud dated October II ib, 1892, I will sell at public auction io front of the Court House iu the city of Sumter, in said State, on Monday, December 5th, 1S92, being Salesday, between the hours of 11 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock io tbe afternoon, the followiog property to wit. All that lot or parcel of laud with tbe two-story residence thereoo, situate and being in the City of Sumter in the County of Sum ter aud State aforesaid hounded on the North by lot now or formerly -of Arabella S. Phelpe, on ihe east by Harby Avenue of said City: South by land of L. I. Parrott and by lot now or formerly of W.

E. Mime, and west bv lot now or formerly of Mrs. W. W. Geddings.

Terms of of tbe purchase mooey to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months from the day of sale, the time portion to be secured by tbe bond of tbe purchaser, the same to bear interest from the day of a mortgage of the purchaser to hare the option of paying his entire bid in cash. The purchaser to pay for all necessary and for recording same, and for policy of insurance upon tbe buildings, to aa amount to be fixed by the Master, said policy to be approved by the Master and assigned or made payable to biro as further security. JOHN S. RICHARDSON, aster for Sumter Co. Nov.

9, MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER, Tx the Court of Common Pleas. Tlve Sitnouds National Bank of Sum ter, against Scipio De BY of a decretal order made io the above entitled cause and dated March 1892, will eett at public auc tion in front of the Court House to the city of Sumter, in said State, on Monday, December Stht being Salesday, between the hours of 11 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock to tbe afternoon, the followiog property to-wit; AH that piece parcel or tract of land situate is Uiddleton Township iu Sumter County and State aforesaid, containing twenty-two and one-fourth acres, more ot less, bounded on the North by lands now or formerly of John A Kelly East by lands claimed by Robert Broun; South by the Bell Itili Road and west by lands of William P. Singletoe, the same being ine tract of land conveyed to the named defendant by William P. Sin gletoo.

Terms of Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. JOHN S. RICHARDSON, Master for Sumter Co. Nov. 9, MASTER'S SALE.

STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF SUMTER. In the Court of Common Pleas. Simonds National Bank of Sum ter, Assignee Plaintiff, against William P. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order made in the above entitled cause and dated March 9th: 1892, I will sell at public auc tion in front of the Court House in the city of Snmter, in said State, on Monday, December 5th, 1S92, being Salesday, between the hours of 11 o'clock in the and 5 o'clock io the afternoon, the following property to-wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land sit uate in Middleton Township in Sumter County and State aforesaid, containing twenty-tiro and one-fourth acres more or less, I adjoining lands of Scipio De Large and others, tbe same being the tract of forty-four aud one-half acres of land which conveyed to said William P. Singleton by Richard R.

I Singleton, less twenty-two and one-fotirtb thereof which was subsequently con veved hy William P. Singletou to Scipio De Large. Terms of Purchaser to pay for all necessarv papers. JOHNS RICHARDSON, Master for Sumter Co. Nov.

9. MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER. In the Court of Common Pleas. 1 The American Freehold Land Mort gaqe Company of London Fliiiitiff, ago huit James T.

Mini- nerlyn and Jolt T. Matthe fendants. 1 BY VIRTUE of a decretal order made in I the above entitled cause and dated f( Moher llth; 1892. I will sell at public auc- tion in front of the Court in the city of Sumter, in said State, on Monday, December 5tb the hours 11 o'clock in the forenon and 5 o'clock in ihe afternoon, the following property to wit AH that piece, irrel or tract of land situate I) ing aud being in Spring Hill Township in of Surater and State aforesaid, sontaining two hundred acres more or less, i bounded by lande now or formerly of Col. W.

J. Reynolds, Mrs. Madera S. Smith, Mackey Itrtt field, Lawrence Chewning, C. M.

Boy kin others, with thedwelling house and other I improvements thereon, and being the same a land which was conveyed to the defendant Jumes T. Munr.erlyu by Mrs. Mary Agnes Smith. of cash, the balance a of year from the day of sale, a ihe credit portion to be secured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the prem- ises sold the bemd to bear from ihe day of sale, the purchaser to have the option 1 of paying his entire bid in cash purchaser pay tor ali papers and recording. JOHN S.

RICHARDSON. Master for Sumter Cbv Nov. 9, MASTERS SALE. State of South Carolina. OF SUMTER.

In the Court of Common Pleas. The People Building and As sociation of Sumter S. Plain Edmund Defendant. BY VIRTUE of Decretal Order mate the above entitled cause, and dated Oct. ltb 1892, I wilt sell at public auction in front the Court House in the city of Si; rater ini aid State, ou Monday Dec.

the hours of o'clock the forenoon and 5 o'clock in the the following premises, situated in saidf and State, to wit? AI1 that lot or parcel of land with, the new I welling house thereon, situate, nine and leing near to ard Sooth East of the City of in Said connty and Sta'e, me-fourthof an acre, lying near Sirs. Jane faughan's residence, and adjoining lands tow or formerly of William Manser, land Shannon and land of Singleton. Terms of of the noney to be paid in osh, the balance oo redit of twelve months, the time portion to ie secured by the bond of the purchaser and a. mortgage of the premises so sold, the bond to interest from the day of sale, the dwell ng bouse on said premises to be insured and he policy assigned to the Master the pur to pay for all necessary papers or recording and to hare option ct paying be eutire bid in cash. JOHN S.

RICHARDSON, Master for. Sumter Nov. 9, MASTER'S State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER. In the Court op Common Sarah Hwcell Lee, tiff, against John W. Sr John Smith, Edicard Smith, Marg A.

Emma Taylor, William Smith, Addic E. BY VIRTUE of a decretai order made the entitled cause and dated toner IIth, 1 will sell at public auction in front of the Court House in the City of Sumter, in said S'ate, on Decem ber 5-h, beint: between tlfe of llo'ciock in the forenovu and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the following property to-wit; All that parcel or tract of land whereon Mrs Sarah c. Smith resided in her lifetime, with'the buildings thereon, giti, te, lying and being in the County of Samter and State of South Carolina, containing hi (88) acres moie or less, bounded on the North by the lauds now or formerly of Berry formerly of Olivia Green; Sast by leads of R. McFaddin formerly of Cresa Woods and Ticey Nelson; South by lands of Estate of Henry Robersou West by land of r. McFaddin formerly of a a.

Gilbert, and be ing the same laud which was couveyed to the said Sarah c. Smith by Mrs. Frances E. Dingle by her deed dated January 5, 1875. and recorded in the proper office in Book VV at 275.

Terms of Purchaser to for ali necessary John richardson, Master for Sumter Co. Nor. 9, 1892 "MASTER'S SALE, State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER. In the Court op Common The Simonds National Bank of ter. againtt Wiley J.

Mc BY VIRTUE of a decretal order made to the above entitled cause and dated Octo ber 11th 1892, will at public auction in front of the Court Honse in the city of Sumter, in said State, Monday, December 5th, being Salesday, between toe hours of It o'clock in the foreaooa and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the following property to-wit: First. All that tract of land situate and being in Swimming Pens Township in the County of Sumter and State aforesaid, taiaing tweety-fire acres, bounded on the North by lands of Maasou Milton, on the East by lands now or formerly of W. Rens bert, on the Sontb by lands of William En glish and on the West by the public road leading to Sumter Court House; the same being the land conveyed to Wiley J. Mc Daniel by Alexander Fa tor by deed duly re corded. Secor.d.

AU that tract of land situate and being in Spring Hill Township in the County of Sumter and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and five acres and three-fourths of an acre, bounded on the North by lands now or formerly of Washington Pearson, on the East by eauds of Castello McCathern on the West by lande of Wesley L. McDaniel and Ransom Gamble; and oa the South by lands of Paul H. Wilson and George Moses, betag the lands porchased by Wiley McDaniel front A. C. Kolmao, and is a part of the Bowie lands of the Bradford Springs Tract.

Terms of cash, the in one year from the day sale, the credited portion to be secured by the bond of the chaser and a mortgage of the premises the bond to bear interest from the day of sale and the purchaser to bate the option of pay ing his entire bid in cash. The purchaser to par for all aecessarv papers and for JOHNS. RICHARDSON, Master Sumter Co. Nov. 9, MASTERS SALE.

State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF SUMTER. In Til? Court of Common Plsas. The Dundee Morfgttge and I rest ment Corn pa v.y Plaintiff, against Euphrasia BY virtue of a decretal made ia the above entitled eause arid dated October lidi, I will sd? at public auction in front of the Court House in the City of Sumter in said on Monday December being uesday, between the hours of 11 o'clock in the forenoon and in the afternoon the following property to-wit: All that planta-tron or tract of land, form? known the "Pogh Plantation," with? the large dwelling house and other improve ruents thereon, situate, lOng r-fnd being it? Privateer Township in the County of Sumter tnd State of Sooth eu-trtaining nine und red acres more boottd-ed on the by lands of Dr. J. fi Furraan, on the Sast by lands now or formerly of John ngrnm and Estate of t'steen, on the th by land now or formerly of Col.

W. j. Reynolds and Sam'! and on the iVest by laada of the Estate of Jsfeen. Terms of cash, the balance a credit o4 one year from the day of sale, he credit portfo te be secured by the bond? if the purchaser and a unirtgage of the es so sold; the bond Po bexr rnterest from he day of sale, tire house on the to bv insured and the policy to be ssigned to the Master; the purchaser to pay ur all necessary papers, recording, and iu uranee JOHN S. RICHARDSON, Master Sumter Cov Nov.

9, State of South Carolina COfMTY OF SFMTBR. V. Wafsh, ProhfPk Judges ERE AS. Wae. MART widow, made suit to me, grant of Administration rfte Estate ot nd effects of Ma KCwjr, deceased.

These are fherefore and admonish aTB nd singular ila? kindred Creditors of Utrr Manning Brown b-te of said- and Siate, that they he tppear before me, ti-be Court of Iwld at Blee, pubJica'm-b- ibrrvrnt, o'clock in thn iirenoon, tc s-aow aunt', if any trhey rhy the said Administration should hot be? -ranted. my hand, this day otf vein ter At. 1892. V. 2 ProVial-a.