The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, July 19, 1889, Image 9
Published Weekly,
Friday, July 19, 1889.
SAMUEL Tin? REFORMER.
LESSON III, THIRD QUARTER, INTER
NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 21.
Text of tho Lesson, I Sum. vii, l-l? -Com
mit to Mouiory VoraoH 3-4-Ooldon
Text, lsi?. 1, IO, 17-Commentary by tho
Hov. 1>. M. Stearns.
[Compiled from Lossow Helper Quarterly by per
mission ot II. 8. llotTuuui, publisher, Philadel
phia.!
1. "And tb? mon of Ktrjath-jcarliu came
nud fetched up tho Ark of tho Lord." This
holy vessel, tho Ark of Jehovah, which wis
tho most Marod vessol bi tho Tabornuclo, or
In tho Tomplo, tho samo Ark being used in
each, mid which ls mentioned now ut least
thlrty-flvo times slnco chap. Hi,'3, la to ino
ono of tho most interesting of Diblo studio?,
,nnd s?>eaks to mo of Jesus lioth as God mid
mun, God'? mw in His heart, delighting to do
tho svill ol' God, fulfilling all righteousness,
tho end of tho law for righteousness to ovory
ono that boliovoth, our morey soot, our hidden
manna, our High Priest chosen by God, tho
great hoad of tho church from whom tho
ohoriibhu uro formed, tho revolution to us of
tho Father's Jovo and eternal purnoo; hpd
yot, though it tims talks of all thoso glorious
things, tho full slguificunco of it will not bo
known till tho tomplo of God is opened in
Heaven, nud there is soon in His tomplo tho
Ark of His Covenant. (Rev. xl, 10.)
0. "Whllo tho ark abodo In Kirjath-jcarim
+ * * it wns twenty yours; und nil tho
houso of Isrnol liunonted nf tor tho Lord."
Wo know from ll Sam. vi, 1-3, thal tho ark
wns In tho houso of Abinodnb a very much
longor poriod than twenty yours; but tho lust
chuiso of this verso may iudicata that this
was tho period that elapsed after tho return
of tho ark boforo Isrnol was nwnkoned from
her sin to gather together unto tho Lord.
8. "Return unto tho Lord with all your
hearts, put away tho strango gods, * * +
preparo your hearts unto tho Ix>rd, und servo
Him only." 'Inls wns tho exhortation of
Munumi to Israel nfl they lamented nf ter tho
Lord, and ho assured them that if they would
thus sincerely turn to God Ho would deliver
thom out of tho bund of tho Philistines.
ft. "I will pray for you unto tho Lord." In
Jus. v, 111, wo uro told that "thooffoctual, for
vont prayer of a righteous mun avuileth
much," and wo know that Moses by his in
tercession su ved Israel (rom destruction moro
than oneo. In .Ter. xv, 1, Moses nod Samuel '
uro associated ns men mighty in prayer. God
told Abiineloch that Abraham would pray
for him and thus bring blessing to him and
his houso (OOH. XX, 7, 17) ; and Abraham's in
tercession for Sodom (Gen. xviii, S0-3!l) is a
memorable occasion. It is to bo feared that
much prayer is simply saying words, but thnt
only is truo prayer which is asking from tho
heart, in tho nimio of Jesus, for that which
wo really desire for His glory.
0. "They gathered together, drew water,
poured it out before tho Lord, fnstcd on that
day und said there, Wo havo slimed against
tho Lord." Tho pouring out of water sym
bolized their helpless and penitent condition;
they were os water spilt on tho ground,
which cannot bo gathered up again (II Sum.
xiv, l i); they hud nothing to plead but their
guilt und their great need, and convinced of
this they turn with fasting unto tho Lord,
?. "Tho Philistines henrd." Lot tho peo
plo of God como togother hi truo humility to
sock Him and thoenomtes of God will ho suro
to hoar of lt. It is surely truo that "Satan
.tvombles when ho sees tho weakest saint upon
his knees," and if ono praying saint makes
him tremble a nation in truo penitential
prayer must maleo him awfully afraid, so
that we do not wonder that tho Philistines
gather against Israel when thoy hem* that
Israel have gathered unto tho Lord. It is
not necessary to supi>oso that tho Philistines
understood tho truo menning of Israel's gath
ering, but tho devil understood it and ho in
cited tho Philistines onward.
8. "Ccuso not to cry unto tho Lord our
God for us." This was their prayer to Sam
uel It is good to hear thom say "tho Lord
our God," and thoy havo a right to say it
now siuco thoy havo truly turned to Him,
and Ho will undoubtedly provo Himself to IMJ
"tho Lord tholr God," for Ho says, "Call
upon mo In tho day of troublo; I will doliver
thoo and thou shalt glorify ino." (Psalms 1,
15). In tho saino way Hezekiah asked Isaiah
to pray unto God for Judah, whon they wero
besieged by tho army of Sennacherib, and
God heard (Isaiah xxxvii, .!, (J). Tho words
"censo not" remind us of tho command to
"pray without ceasing" (I Thes. v, 17), and
wo roinomber that whon Moses' hands woro
hold up Israel prevailed, and when they wer?
lot down Amalok prevailed (lix. xvii, ll).
tl "And Samuel took a sucking lamb and
offered a burnt offering wholly unto tho
Lord, and Samuel cried unto tho Lord for
Israel, and tho Lord heard him." Tho burnt
offoring typiflos tho saerlilco of tho Lord
Jesus, who is all offerings in ono, tho only
sacrifico for sin ; and reminds us that without
shedding of blood thoro is no remission, and
that only in tho nnmo nud by virtue of tho
merita of Christ cnn wo draw near or como
to God. (Hob. ix, S3; Acts Iv, IS.) Samuel
did not approach God because ho was holy or
trusting in his morita, but only as ono who
behoved God and carno trusting in tho sacri
fico; thus trusting ho carno with confldonco
in God and wu;, heard. In I John v, l-l, 16,
wo read that "This is tho conlldonco wo havo
in Him, that if wo ask anything according to
Ills will Ho hoareth us, and if wo know that
Ho hoar us, whatsoever wo nsk, wo know
that ' re havo tho potittons that wo desired of
Him.?
10. "Tho Philistines drow nonr to battle
against Israol; but tho Lord thundcv^l with
a groat thunder * * * and discomfited
thom." Tho Philistines may have thought
that ns they conquered oven when tho ark
was lu tho camp of Israel, so thoy would con
quer now, but circumstances had changed,
At that thno Israel relied on tho ark, and it
was simply a battle between mon and men,
but n<M* Israel was relying upon God, and it
was a conflict botwecn tho Philist ines and tho
God of Israel, and consequently thoy could
not hut bo smitten. Thunder is tho volco of
Jehovah (Ps. xxtx, 8, 4; Job xxxvii, 1-5;
John xii, 23, SO) and whon Ho speaks in judg
ment none cnn stand boforo Him, nil His
onorate'i must fall. How thankful wo ought
to lw that God lu His mercy is sinking to us
so lovingly In His word and that His Judg
ments aro not yet nmdo manifest; but let
ovory teacher show tho scholars from tho
word of (lexi that thero is wrath for all who
will not accept Jesus, und because tho day of
mercy may for ouch end any lime, therolore,
urge every ono to turn quickly to God, ro
coivo Jesus ns their Saviour, nud with sin
cere heart servo Ilim only.
11, IS. "Ebenezer, hitherto hath tho Lord
helped us." Israel pursued ?nd srnoto tho
Philistines, for tho Lord fought for thom, and
Samuel, to commemorate tho victory und
etreiigtlion Israel's faith in tho futuro, set up
this stone and called it Ebonezor, saying,
"Hitherto hath tho Lord helped us." Tho
word Ebenezer ls only found hi thoso three
places (chaps. Iv, 1 ; v, 1; vii, IS), tho first two
referring to tho victory of tho I'litlistlncs, but
this ono to tho victory of Israel whon they
truly repented and relied on Johovnh, How
etwiy pfucoH eun wo look back to whero tho
enemy conquered becauso wo woro ?Infill and
?llsoba<Jleiit and in how ninny 'such places
liavo ?w no JV sot np nu Elxmezor to mark tho
tact that whero once wo foll becauso of sin
.wo now stand /inn becauso wo havo repented,
r4V only on .tee Lord ?nd servo Him only?
AN ACT.
To Pr?vido for tho Fstablishmiht of
Separate School Districts in thc
Several Cities, Incorporated Towns
and Villages in tins State, to
Authorise the Leay and Collection of
Special l'axes therein, and to-Au
thorise the Levy and Collection 0/
Sjjecial Taxas in the Several School
Districts now Formed or Hereafter
lo ho Formed outside of Cities, In
corporated Towns and Villages.
SECTION 1. Bo it onactod by
tho Sonate and House of Roprc
sontativos of tho ?3tato of South
Carolina, now mot and sitting in
General Assembly, and by tho au
thority of tho aamo : That for tho
purpose of establishing and main
tabling graded or othor publie
schools in any city, incorporated
town or villago in this Stato, such
city, incorporated town or village
desiring to establish and maintain
tho sanie, and to receive tho bono,
fits of this Act, aro hereby consti
tuted and declared to bo a separate
school district.
SEO. 2. That tho voters of said
school districts who return real or
j porsonal property of tho value of I
. ono hundred dollin-* for taxation,
uro authorised to levy and collect
an annal tax to supplomont any
constitutional or othor tax for like
purposes, and for ?aid purposes the |
trustees of said school districts,!
upon tho AV ritten request of
majority of resident freeholders of |
the ago of twenty-one years and
ovor, shall call a public meeting of I
raid tax payers at any time before J
tho first day of June of each yaar,
j which meeting must bo advertised
1 in a newspaper published in such
city, incorporated town or village]
once a week for two weeks, or pos
ted in throe conspicuous places in
such school district for said length
of time, and when assembled said
meeting shall have thc bower to I
elect a chairman and secretary, to
adjourn from time to time, to levy
such special tax not exceeding]
two mille, and to appropriate tho)
same to such school purposes as a1
majority present shall see lit ; that
no tax so levied shall be repealed1
at any subsequent meeting; that
within ten (10) days after said
meeting, tho chairman thereof shall
furnish tho Board of Trustees of
such school district and the County
Auditor with tho amount so lovied,|
and tho Auditor shall enter the
same in his tax duplicate, and tho
County Treasurer shall collect the
same as other County and Stato
taxes, such levy shall bo a lion on
tho property in such district which
shall bo subject thereto in ease of I
default of payment, that said tax'
so collected shall bo paid out by
tho County Treasuror upon war
rants drawn by the Board of lrua
tocs, countersigned by tho County
Srihool Commissioner: PI?OVIDEO,|
That any surplus of such levy rc*
mainingin tho hands of thc County I
Treasurer at tho expiration of j
any fiscal year shall be paid out
as heroin provided and to be used
for like purposes.
SEO. 3. That tho voters of any
school district now formed, or here
after to be formed, outsido of cities,
incorporated towns or villages in
this Brate, who return real or per
sonal property for taxation of the
value of one hundred dollars, de
siring to levy a tax not exceeding
two mills for tho vises and pur
poses hereinbefore mentioned in
this Act, are hereby authorized
and empowered to levy, collect
and disburse such tax in thc same
manner and noon tho sumo eon?
ditions prescribed in Section 2 ol
thia Act. for tho levy, collection
and disbursement of tuxes foi
sep?rale school districts in cities
incorporated towns or villages in
this State, provided that this Act
j shall not interfere with any school
(district which has heretofore boon
created by special Act.
SEO. 4. Each tax payer, when
he pays any tax for school purpo
ses voted under the provisions of
this Act, shall have tho right to
designate to which school in his
district he wishes tho money paid
hy him, to go, and tho Trcasurei
shall keep a note of such deRigm
tion, and tho money shall bo ap
plied as thus designated. Wher
no designation is made by the
taxpayer at tho timo of such pay
ment the nionoy shall bo expon
dod as other school funds in such
district.
SEO. 5. That it shall bo tho du
ty of the County Bonni of Examin
ors, as soon as tho written request
provided for in Section 2 shall ha\
[icon made, to appoint three free
holders in said school district 01
districts to act as Trustees thercol
SEC. G. That all Acts and parts
of Acts inconsistent with any
tho provisionr of this Act bo, and
tho satiio are hereby, repealed.
Approved Deco tiber 24th, 1888
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Bolo Propel., Lipvmmn Ii lo ck, ?rwuuiuui, On.
"COME THIS WAY."
Thc pliic? to buy
Carts, Wagons
and bnvo rc pu ir work tlone. '"he above
cut of earl is well known in this county,
linell and every one complete find gnnr
nnleed tis No. 1. With my presen i lit
?iliiies (?r munn Inclining can sdi cheaper
th ii ri ever hel'ore. I mn nho prepared lo
miiko any size Holt from 1 Inch down to
frith any length Hilder 10 foal, In fact,
Anything that can bo dono in a shop by
limul.
Bring your work forward.
A, I), CONNER,
MCCOLL, S. G.
RE-OPENED,
I respect fully inform ibo puhlio'lbal
1 run prepared lo make or repair KUR
NlTUHMof nil kinds. Repairing and
covering Sofas and Chairs a specialty.
-ALSO,
Mattresses made new or old ones made
over now. Conni ry prod nco taken in
exchange for work done. Shop next
door lo Ira Bounds ourringo shop,
O'- "I". ?TOICTIEI
Maich 2S\ 1881).
rw.y J. .U ut.'i i1.1.1.. '. ..?.?I.|."?.?-. L?LUBJ
?NOTARY PUBLIC,*
MCCOLL, S. C.
Oct. 31 st, 1388.
M?dical Gard !
fS\IlE undcrWnod having lunated per
1 manomi}' in Bonnottsvillo, roturas
Iiis thanks mr n liboral patronage lind
hopos by stvict uttentiou io business to
mov?t ti continuation. ".
Bosidos SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
und tho gouortil practico ot' Medicino, I
toko pleasure in unnouuoing to all lb ut 1
havo thoroughly equipped myself with
tho hitost mid most improved instruments
for special treuitnont of TRANS!? II8ION
in CASES of DANGEROUS JIKMQU
AG M, all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG
divonsoH.
CONSUMPTION specially TRKA'LV
ED upon the. LATEST and MOST
PROMISING Tl IE RE I* UTI CS.
Parties in Benneitsvillo will bc EX
AML NED and TREATED for any ol
tho above disensos at ?heir own homos by
hoing requcsied to so do. Those from a
dista nco ut my residence on Darlington
ott oct- tho lesidoneo formerly o copied
by Mr. Carey T, Ensunling in East Rou
nottsvillo.
Culls in Day left nt Rrecdon & Wells
Drug Stoio will be promptly attended lo.
At night ut my residence.
Charges for EXAMINATION and
TUE ATM E N T reason al? c.
Very Respect fully ?
H ILEASTERUNG, lil- D.(
M. Medico. Chi. Society l'hiln.
January I, '8'.?
Our Favorite Singer
Drop Loaf, Fancy Cover, Large Drawtrs,
Nickel Rings, Tucker, Ruffler, Binder,
Four Widths of Hemmers.
Sent on one week's trial. Delivered In ymir home fret
af freight charge?. Kuy only of Manufacturer*. Sav<
Canvassers' CqmtuUslonx, (?el Now MitcttinoH.
Addr??* for circular? and Testimonial*,
Co-operativo Sowing Machino Co.,
?10 Qulnco Sh'oot. Vliiliitlulultia, Va.
Shipiftoiils of Colton
Promptly sold at Full Value,
Low Chargos and Quick Rotn ns
John I). Woody & Co,
NORFOLK, VA.
Wo
jton, N. C.
Nov. 14, IS88. 1*
Constitution and By-Laws
-GOVERNING
J. 1$. Killou^h's Music House,
Lately Removed to thc Marco Building,
DARGAN STRKET,
To Take Effect Jan. 151h, 1SS9.
Art. ist, Sec. 1st. Resolved, that in
asmuch as my former ollicc on Evans
Street failed! to accommodate the im?,
meuse volunie of business constantly
being thrust upon me, therclore I will
remove to thc commodious Marco Build,
lng on Dargan street, where I can dis
play nYy goods to the thousands who go
to sec me, and have ample room lor rc
pairs, storage, &c.
Sec. 2d. I will secure a lirst-class
Tuner and Repairer, Mr. Joseph Leisch,
who will do hrst-class work tor all who
may desire at reasonable rales.
Sec. 3rd. He it emphatically resolved.
I will not allow any competitor to un
derscll or grant easier terms than
myself will give.
other dealers seek
"see them" and *'go
Sec. 4. Should
competition, I will
them one better."
Sec. 5. I will continue to sell Pianos
and Organs to suit thc taste and Im?n?
ces of all classes, and ship them direct
from the factory to the purchaser, there
by insuring fresh new stock
Sec. 6. Also, he it resolved, that I
will allow fdtcen days test at the home
of thc customer, guaranteeing satisfac
tion or no (tale.
Sec. 7. He it firmly resolved that I
will sell at'one price to all, excepting
the following amendment :
Amendment to Sec. 7. I deem it just
to allow special discount to churches,
schools, ministers and music teachers,
believing the same to result in good to
myself and ihe public.
Sec. 8. Re it understood that T
cheerfully answer all correspondence
relating to my business, sending cata
logues and circulars free.
N. R.-AM parlies who arc willing lo
subscribe lo the above Constitution and
Ry-Laws will please address
J. ll. KILLOUGIT,
Drawer D., FI.OKKNCH, S. C.
Jan 30, isso.
Sumter Marble Works.
ESTABLISHED IN IMO.
-"v- I
P, JS M IT H ^
Who is still pres par cd with
Improved Facilities
-TO FURNISH-~
Monumenis, Headstones
r- AND -
All Kinds of Oomotory Work
In First-Class Workahip,
Ohl) NKWSAPKPvS
For salo !at tho Democrat oillco
v.J.
^ *5??|i5l & Pharmacist, * ||l
TATUM STATION, H. O.
- DKAI.KK IN -
MMDiOlMs, TOILET and FANCY
ARTICLES ul?o u nico lino Cigars
?nul Tobacco.
Proi-oriptiobs ourofully compounded wt all
Jioiiiu I Doo. 5th, 1888.
To The Publie ! .
Having secured a now Uuplox Gin
Sharpener, I uni now proparcd tu sharpen
gins in thvi-oluss stylo at short notice. 1
uni ?Iso prepared to put in water wheoh*,
repair over hoad gearing, belting, shutt
ing, ito., Hiders nddressed to mo at liou
nettsvdlo will receive nrompt attention,
lloforonees-? W. Coodwin, W. J, Oov
iugton und P. B. M nore
M. C. WEBSTER.
April 4, 18S0-oin.
Look I Look J /
_MY_
!
Bargains at Blenheim !
GOOD AS CAN UK HAD ELSE*
X Make a specialty ol' DRY (J GODS.
& ? ROOMIES, NOTIONS, ul tock
i bottom prices.
i 1 tun now receiving a full line of (Ji'd
j corio*! Notions, Dry doods ?nd Coulee
tiouory and all kinds ol'
=:MUSICAL GOODS.:
?ceordootir froih $1.50 lo $0.06. Mu
sic boxes fro m $1.50 to $35; 00- I have
no live or toil cent eounteis, hut come in
mid examino my stock and you will gel
there just the sumo.
O. I ;U I ? I CM .? I ft; > * i * I
at reasonable prices, and
D- QQQDS
just the sa tuc:
r.>5$/-sifo^
Kl
aro ,*e low, they will just astonish you.
So when you visit Blenheim inquire l'or
(1; W. McLeod's Qheup Cash Storo ; he
is ready, he is willing and waiting to lot
them go at tho prices mentioned. So
come ulong and ho convinced, and save
money hy trading with
G. w. MCLEOD.
Blenheim, S, C., Oct. 17, 1888.
J. T. DOUGLAS,
- DEALER IN -
Drugs,
Medicines,
^AND * CHEMICALS,^
FINE STATIONARY,
CLAMPS. OILS AND PAINTS, *.
SEGA RS,
And Choice Tobacco
VIDAL'S OLD STAND
April I fi, lb85
n-l?TRSVALS"
- AT -
HS a
(Xl
-IMMa-Ol it'Avant -Mum
HEATING AND COOK STOVES
ONE-HORSE DIXIE PLOWS,
TWO-HORSE DIXIE PLOWS*
MACHINERY OILS OF ALL
GRADES.
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED
OIL.
BASKETS OF ALL KINDS und
SIZES.
CHEAP FURNITURE in SUITS
and by tho PIECE.
A FULL LINE OF STONE and
HOLLOW AYA RIO.
To arrive a largo lot of SPLICED
BAGGING in rolls.
(Cleanliness is next to Godliness).
We have a large lot of SOAP to aid
in this great cause. [Nov. 14, '88.
The American Savings Bank,
CUA11IJ?8TON, H. C.
Deposits received hom One Dollar
and upwards. Interest thereon payable
January, April, July, October. Money
loaned on good securities. We also
transact a general Hanking business,
Kor further information address the
Bank. WM. CONNOR, president.
J. RAWORTH SMITH, Cashier.
Keb. is, lS8o.
PHILADELPHIA SINGER.
? Kw?
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J
Extraordinary OJf?r
? BUILDING LOT
And One Years Subscription
.TO THE:
esr FOR ONLY $1.85. "?a
Wc Imve made arrangements whereby wc can give to every new subscriber
paying for one years' subscription in advance, and to every old subscriber who is
now due us and will come forward at once and settle, a certificate for a building
lot In Pine bluff Winter Health Resort. This place is located in thc famous Long
Leaf Pine Section of North Carolina. Thc air is mild, pure and healthful, being
always laden with the odor of thc Pine. This place is specially suited to persons
with weak lungs. The location is immediately on line of Raleigh and Augusta
Air Line Rail Road, seventy-five miles south of Raleigh. It is within easy rea?h
ot all thc large northern cities, being only one days travel from New York.,
A nice cottage building can he erected of tne long leaf pine lumber at a'cost
of #350. The interest on money invested in a cottage, cost of three months liv.
lng and a roting trip ticket will bc less than a ticket to Florida anti one months
board.
HM UV? & Xi UW1 [jj] ll* [?] W [i]
The Best Farming and Business Locatiou South.
Or wc can give certificate lor a business or building lot in Peachland, Anson
County, N. C. (W. F. Kiddell, lormerly ol N. J., Manager,} This ls ene cf th?
most desirable business localities in the Southern States. "Thc location was sa'A'C;
lected bv tlie New England Manufacturing Mining and Estate Company as the
mest suitable place tor Northern settlers wishing to engage either in farming,
manufacturing or business pursuits. The lands arc very line for all kinds of sta
ple crop and can bc purchased at from five to twenty dollars per acre.
The certificate cabing for deed will be good any time during the twelve months
that you have subscribed for tho paper and will be redeemable by Couch & Allen
managers ol Pine lilufi" (Keyser P. O.) Moore County, N. C., or the New Eng
land Manufacturing Mining and Estate Co., Peachland, Anson County, N. C.,
within twelve months, provided you desire to commence building.
Now is thc time to subscribe or pay up and probably make $25 clear, for the
certificate is transferable and you will no doubt have a chance during the twelve
months to sell to some person desiring
A Building Lot~A Home
IN THE SOUTH, if you do not wish to .pudd yourself.
Thc Certificate does not cost you any extra outlay of money, you get the worth
of your money in one years' subscription to our paper.
May 31, 1889.
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Chas. A. Goodwin, Prop,
(LAUDRK'S OI,D STAN?,)
FAYETTEVILLE ZCsT. G
Monuments and Tombstones oiihoi* in''Marule or grab "
|ito at prices that defy competition.
Consult your interest by calling o* writing for designs
??and prices. 8?? ALL Work delivcr"u FREE at your
nearest, depot. ELLKUHIO POWERS, at Beniieitsville, is my local
in?ent for Marlboro Comity.
Sept. 2(5, 1888.
D0QR8 WINDOW FRAMES, MANTELS ?AND
BRACKET WORK OF EVERY STYLE AND DESIGN
Hil AT BOTTOM PRIOR.
CALL AND SEE US, On thc Corner south of Baptist Chutoli, And
tho Street running West From tho Presbyterian Church.
S, F. POWE?
BomiottsvUlo, S. C., Novombor 18th, 1885
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THE UNDERSIGNED having had ten years ex?>pr enec tn the Marble
{n\nusincss, takes pleasure in notifying the public genta.dly thai he ls pre?
llpar?d to furnish at short notice any kind of GRAVE STONES anti MON
UMENTS. He uses the best RUTLAND MARULE of Vermont, and
^will furnish ITALIAN MARBLE when desired,
FREIGHT on finished marble is high, so yoi. wot not only get advant
age ol his LOW PRICES, but will save the freight. Designs and estimates fur
nished onapplication. ADDRESS,
J. W. McELWEE,
Aug. 24, 1887.
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GOING- LOWER ?
No Sir! They could not.
Strauss' prices aro lower now
than yon Will lind them any
where.
Did you say we have rivals?
what do wc care. We have
discounted alt comers up to
now, and wo cnn do it again,
we've got the pluck and got
thc grit and got the money too.
l?ase your mind and let us in
duce you to make a trial par
chas from our immense Spring
Stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, &c.
If any body can give yon
satisfaction, wager your shook
len that we can.
You Want These Goods 1
You can't understand what we
offer, without seeing.
SEEING TS BELIEVING.
SIMON STRAUSS.
May 10th, 18P9.
GIBSON'S STATION, N C
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NEW STOKE!
NEW_STeC.lt ll
I havo recontly movod to tho
MOLAUWN & EVEUTCTT Building
whero I havo oponed a largo stock
of
NOTIONS, SHOES,
DRY GOODS, TIN WAKE.
CROCKERY WARE,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
?AN?
-FANCY ~~ UKOCERIES -
LOW DOWN *OR CASH, rind
in fact everything koptin a iirst
claes General Morchandiso Store.
j^gf" I nm bettor prepared tc'
sorvo tho public than ovor boforo,
and respectfully mik an inspootiot i
of my gooda and prices. My good, i
aro now, and woro bought.lov
down, consequently I cnn nnd wi! I
soil thom ?Toap. GIVE ME A
TRIAL.
V. A. HODGES.
Sept. 12, 1888-tf. I
M ASX??Hi I-H. VV, Carroll keeps
badges of all kinds-Masonic, Knights
ol Honor, Knights of Pythias, Odd Fol
lows and Y, M. C. A. badges, which
he will sell I ns cheap as they can be
bought in any of thc cities.
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$18. Wo havo Forty M
Sowing Machines that aro rolling ot $M
uxunl prico $25 to $35, complote \\\t\\
otlaolnnonts, drop loaf and t<vo draw^i
When thoso aro gono wo will not hi^v?
more for wo oan't got thom nt tho pVip?
so call or send nt once, as wo must oHo?o
out tho lot. II. W. IHN?'AVRON ,
Jan 29.1890 Choraw, 8. (h
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