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BENNETTSYILLR S. O, ?Y 3. A. ?8R4&WN & CO. O/jice on Marlon Street. WEDNESDAY, 00T0BER26, X892, ?TOWNTN? COUNTY NEWSES Marion District Appointments. FOURTH ROUND. KEV. T. J. CLYDE, P. ?. Bonuottevillo oiroult, Oot. 28 Brightavillo, Broodou'a , Oot. 29, 30 Blouhohn, Nov, 5, 6 Bounottovlllo station Nov. 4-6 Clio Photo Qallery. If you want good Photographs or Tin-types call at O'Neill's Gallery, Olio, S. C. Old pictures enlarged. Como and seo mo. Milk Cows for Salo. Parties in want of milk cows should confer with Messrs. R. C. Coxo or W. T. Koynolds, of Red Hill, who have milk cows of all grades to sell at rensonablo prices. ( Kine Molasses. Mr. James M. Howell sends us a sam* plo of his crop for 1892, which we think is fully up to last year, if not better. Ho certainly knows how to make good molasses. At Home Again. "We were pleased to have a call on Saturday aftornoon last-by our young friend Bennie D. Townsend, wno loft us last spring to try his fortuno in tho Lone Star State. Fine Grade of Cotton. Mr. II Kern por Coviugton sends us ii tniplo Hieb or'a bott >u ?stnlk 0 inches lon,'? On . inch was ?> >> ?ll?, Who can bt u! !.) bolls in 0 inchea'/ The seed of ii ii ti ?viii '>e worth ?yt per, bushol. We hear with pleasure that our young friend C. Deems Gooche, has a fine school at Saud ford, N. C. Teach ing seems to bo his choice, and we predict he will yet make it a success. A Rnro Curiosity. Mir. !).() Odom, of \dfuuHviHo, tia; n on row tv it ti, ..?..lunr .ojilf, wlifch ie Otu! n iii ?un.' :.Tov/i ... ; . . ? viitk . Ho speaks of sending tho calf to tho State . Fair. Entertainment at Tatum's. The young folks of Tatum Station will give a concert at their Academy on Friday night of this week in tho interest of the school. A good time anticipated. Everybody expected. Aren't you going ? -?.^IO-^.- ??? i. Excursion to Mt. Ajry. Rev. H. M. Murphy, of Tatum col ored Methodist church will run nn excursion from Ben not ta vii lo to Mt. Airy to-morrow, leaving hero at 6:40, a. m., and returning Friday night. Faro $3 for round trip. tl-.n 'gos at tho Graded School. Owing to the forced resignation of I* ti's. 15- !1 Breedon, as Art teacher and n; .sib'.ruji music teacher, tho-trustees have 1 u>ued tho Art Department tor liv Habuiet of tho scsfeion. The {)osi; ?on Mista iii music toucher has leen given lo Miss Annie Everett. Going to L . ,> to Uu. Wo regret l.o leam (hat Rev. J. S. Jordan, who bas been serving the Baptist church at Mineral Springs and Ciio for the past two years, has decided to return to his old homo in Abbeville county. This brother has made many friends who will rogrot his departure. The State Fair. Tho twenty-fourth annual Fair at Columbia opens on the 14th of Novom ber for five days, giving everybody a chance to visit tue Capital for ono day or during tho Fair. Tho railroads offer low rates and all who can go should do so and gather new inspira tion for future operations-mechanics, farmers, merchants and all. Tho mooting of old acquaintances is worth tho ride, Get ready and go. Wo have no doubt the railroads will rim a schedule to suit tho occasion. What Wo Want to See. Monoy got easy. Fruit get oheapor. Everybody happy. Cotton go up to ten cents. Tho market house built at onco. Our band give evening concerts. Every farmer sow plenty of oats. An improvements the mail sorvico. Plenty of work for the laboring mon of tho town. Young mon quit standing ouUido tho chu roh door. TOWN ANJO COUNTY NEWS. Heavy frost this morning. Mr. R. Ii. Kirkwood is still in tho cotton busiuesa and pays highest price - Look at WnddiU's trices this Week, Ho means business! - Mrs. Logg's supply of fall milli nery is ready for inspection by tho ladies. - There Wore 27 npplioants before tho Board of School Examin?is on Saturday. - Don't fail to call at R?wo Brothers when you como to town, as thoy will save you money. - Any ono wishing to purchase a good piano will find ono nt Moore's Furniture Store. - If you don't boliovo tho cotton market affocta trade, como to town on Saturday afternoon. i - Tho wcathor changed Sunday night and is now almost cod enough to make a pig squeal, - You can always got good beef at Coviugton's. Tho market is now open overy day oxcept Sunday. - I havo reopened my Photograph Gallery in Bounettsville, and will bo with you for a very short time. O. B. Mills. - Tho county Treasurer will com pleto his round on Saturday, after which you will find him daily at the Court Houso. - Mr. Cobb has completed his poa? tal routes to Clio, Tatum and Gibson Station, and is now ready to givo you prompt, rolinblo fcorvico. - The Gorman carp placed in Pee Dee River two years ago aro being caught now, of line size, and sell as high ns fifty cents each. - To thoso wishing anything in tho Photo lino, you will consult your best interest by calling on mo at ouco, as my stay with you now will bo short. Mills. - Tho fare to Charleston next week is ono cent a milo both ways or round trip, and tho distanco is 1G5 miles hy tho Charleston, Sumter and Northern Railroad. - Trade $12.00 cash with me at one time and mention this advertisement and I will mako you a present of a "Lifo of Christ, worth $2.60. It has been read by ministers and pronounced a good book. J. P. Campbell. - Tho building boora continues. Mr. J. H. Mitchell lins purchased a part of Petter M oK alla's corner lot on ..".ponce' bir.v.f in Wost Bennetlsville II?K1 vvil tn/odt i? cottage for ron ti E. J. -.>nw.?vr ?a hauling lui !< .'<. Cor fi cot? ttu-vj ?.u, thu ?.oin? >- ftpjiyalla Jfionai rh Cain, Thats what we want, now. piont)' o1' popple and plenty of Worl< for them to do. Episcopal ServlOGS. Rev. E. McCrady, of Darlington, carno over and hold two services on Sunday last (morning and afternoon) at tho old Temp?rance Hall. Tho text for tho morning sermon was John 17:3, Tho text for the afternoon sor mon was John 16:5. His visit was enjoyed by all who attended tho ser vices, A Pay Ina* Crop. Dock Edwards, a colored tenant on Mr. J. H. David's McCollum place, had made from one-fourth of au aoro of ribbon cane 71i gallons of as fine molasses ns any farmer would want, and the yield is vouched for by James M. Howell, who made tho molasses. This is cortainly a good examplo for his colored brethren to follow. Spoolal to Maxton. To accommodate those who want to attend tho Fair at Maxton, tho Capo Fear and Yadkiu Valley Railroad wdl run a special from Bonnottsvillo on Thursdav and Friday of this week, leaving boro at 10:06, a. m. Faro for round trip, 90 cents, which includes a ticket to tho Fair. Visitors will re turn on the night passenger train, un less Mr. Ky lo cnn ho prevailed on to delay the afternoon freight to about 4;30. Tho County Expases. Comptroller General Ellorho has Bent out "estimato blanks" to the county commissioners of tho various counties, with tho request that they bc filled out and roturncd at once. Tho following is a copy of tho items usually included in tho oxponscs of tho coun ties : For county auditor, county commis sioner's and clork's salaries, county trcasurer'scommissions for county only, county board of equalization, jury, wit ness and constable's tickots, clerk of tho Court, sheriff, trial justices and constables, coroner, Poor Houso and poor, repairs on roads and bridges, re pairs on publio buildings, books sta tionery and printing, contingent ox ponscs, interest on railroad bonds, rotiring railroad bonds, publio offices, -post-mortem, examining lunatics anti convoying, physician's salaries, juror commissioners and insurance, Court House, jail. Tho Commissioners mot on Tuesday and fixed up tho estimate for tho new yacr, and will only ask lor 4} mills for all county purposes and pay cash as thoy go. Mrs. A. ?. Stubbs is spending ii week with her parents ut M ayesvfllo. Wo nro plcasod to roport that Mrc. W. P. Breedon, who lias been very ill, j is getting bettor.. We regret to loam that Mr. Harvey Parham gets no bettor, and ali hopes given up for'his recovery. Prof. G. O. Coblo, principal of Clio Academy, made usa pleasant pop call Saturday afternoon. Rov. W. S. Martin, of Bonucttsvillo circuit, spent Sunday in town and tilled tho pulpit of tho Methodist church. Our people always appreciate Iiis visits. Mr. D. A. Bodenhamor, ot tho Dor? lington tabacco warehouso, was in town on Saturday and dropped in to seo us. Ho is a livo worker in tho tobacco market. Mr. T. F. McRao, who has been nt Darlington for the Inst fi ve weeks, spent Sunday at homo with his family. Ho is looking after tho canning factory over thoro. We were pleased to moot our young friend Sammy Clyde, son of Rev. T, J. Cly do, Presiding Eldor of Marion District, on Tuesday. Ho is spending a few days in our town visiting old acquaintances. RUBBER SHOES.-Just received a largo lot Misses, Ladies' and Men's. J. P. Campholl. I. O. Q.T. No. 257 At the regular mooting of tho Lodge on Tuesday night the following officers were oleoted for the quarter : Geo. W. Waddill, C. T.; Miss Mar ion Wallace, V. T ; Rev. W. 8, Wightman,G.; Mrs. E. A.Livingston, S. J. T. ; Miss Lucy Waddill, Secretary; J. W. Crosland, Assistant Secretary; W. L. Pearson, M.; Miss Florenco Townsend, D, M.; Peter Mckellar, F. S.; J. B. Hamilton, T.; Walter Brown, G.; E. Ni Odom, S. Buoklen'a Arnica Salve. Tho beat 8alvo in tho world for outs, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rboum, fovor boros, totter, ohappod bauds, chilblains nud corns and nil skin eruptions, oud positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to givo porfcot satisfaction, or mon ey rotunded. Prico 25 couts per box. For salo at ?T?nnings1 Pharmaoy. Don't buy rice or hominy till you see mino. A. J. Bristow. Btrongth and Hoalth. O If you aro not fooling stroug aud healthy, try rMce&to Bttt/Ufl. If "Tia Grippo" hn* left jon \v<(iU nu-] weary, ute Electric Bw tort). Thi.suMWily in!;; (llrfcOtly "ii Livc\r, .J??/;.?uneJut^d.Jwi.h: fyfe ???ti^...?<Wix\v .' ? v '. bigftu?; to perform Ll. h tuiiottymi. H y hit aro aili lated with Sick ll.euda?}h<>, you will ibid ipoedy arni ^viuarioot rel le? t :il;ti><-r Blcotrio Bittors. Ono trial v/ill oonvince you that tilia ls tho remedy you ?oed. Largo bottles only 500. at Jonuiuge' Phar? maoy. I sell a ladies genuine Dongola button shoe for $l.f?O; superior to most shoes. A. J Bristow. A liitUoGirl's Bxporionoo in a Iiighthouso. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Troncott aro keepers of tho Gov. Lighthouso at Sand Bench, Mich., and aro blessed with a daughter, four years old. Last April she was takon down with Measles, followed with a dread ful Gough and turning into a Fovor. Doo tors at homo and at Dotroit troatcd her, but in vain, sho grow worao rapidly, until she was a moro "handful of bones."-Thon sho tried Dr. King's Now Discovery and nftor tho uso of two nnd a half botttlos, was completely cured. They say Dr. King'fl Now Discovery is worth its woighb in gold, yot you may got a trial bottle fico at Jonnings' Pharmacy. 6 SHOES JUST RECEIVED.-Another lot of all kinds. I cnn suit you. Givo mo a call. J. P. Campbell. BUSINESS LOCALS. Bost flour 84.50 per Bbl.- Ilowo Brothers. A word to tho wiso should bo sufliolont, Milla. Coff co, six pounds for $1.00, at Ilowo Brothors. JJ. J. Brocdon pays tho highest prices for cotton seed, I sell the very best sugar cured hams and breakfast bacon. A. J. Bristow. READY FOR DELIYERY-ALL PERSONS who subscribed to tho undorsigucd for tho Williams celebrated Bcd Brace will ploaso call at Mr John S. Mooro'8 Furnlturo Ifoaso nod got them, whoro they will find thom all complete and ready for delivery. Evorybody should havo ono, Price only $1.00. Don't bo put off with any Infringement, JACKSON IVHElIiTOW. Octobor 24, 1892. FOR SALE |-.Fino cotton and provUlon plantation-1,500 neron; about ono-half cleared nnd in cultivation; balnuoo heavily tlmborod in pino, oak and hickory. Two story dwolllng boneo and numoroua tonnnt houses. Situated about 7 miles north of Sumter Court ITonso and threo miles from Charleston, Sum tor and Northern ltnilroad. Torrn a easy. Apply to ll. I>. LEE, Executor. Ootobor 26,1892,- ?m. Sumter, B, 0. v.r :. - v mr ?-~. r -r.rrr : i ?o?l Royal ami ?ue. Spoon Baking .Powder. A. J. Bristow. TO m ??i?sT-WY^^ th. ni.il-) Of tllO ?rio, AND WANT WHAT YOU ow).-vi.-, y. p. oAiyigBEiiii, r : n> ii 'JIKHOO lot on flrsfc Monduy In Noverilhorj Wiijfc tor mo. J. F. DAVID, Auotlonoor. ,v ?j'fftjj.UNE HUNDRED THOUSAND bnt>hol\< -OMKI, dry cotton seed. Highest juice* piYhL S>?0 mo hoforo selling, Will oxohimgo Oionl for sood. ii. ar, BicBxivxisfir. Octobor fS, 1892.-3 HOT?O CREDITORS -ESTATE OF J A M 04 WH IQ HT : AU poreons holding rhume rninintd TamcBOi Wright will proscnt thom utUj ..usted to oithor of tho undor aigoed4 wi th tu tho timo required by low, and ?ll pt vebjas ii d ibtcd will pienso mnko pny uionw?(j pneo, D. D. OAHMIOIIAKL. Vt, T. WlUGHT, tVqiobiji 18, 1892. Executors. FOR "SitiiOH RENT :~-Agood~plautatlon I with '?''>, om Mill, Eugiuo and post?nico on til II ; Inno, ?vhioh tho party will Bcouro in V. li j county. Good stand for BtOie; - Cn ot, >? an ostabllRhod stand, good w.L ' . Mn ?-!; udvantagCB, henlthy nud ox noUont ne i <; lt > "orhood, Traot contains 1,200 . 1 with about 406 aoiee cleared. Apply A', it. C., I' diautowu, 8. 0. 6t. I Kell VV. Xi. Douglas' $2, $3, anti N : shoe formen. A. J. Bris ii?ElfMi?B -J-5*J-? AN V.OU M ST KEEP ?U15 FEET WARM )fOR HEALTH I hit? ;. n/j Kr.<\ of SHOES to soloot from, ?ui.K?>'--io >nii!o fron *e oentf to $r> 50. Woy/.if Abu fjhoiw icm tho1 intim! hud iihoavj "....n. ?i I over IK.?oto br< gliti to Ib.m??ttii^l?lo. ba?io?, now i> (?ho lime. I.o oo.ll i,?u QUCi) and iii il year Dross Gooda. My lim ol Millinery Gooda, Dry Goods, Notion . 'i. c. g, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gro c irlo?i ? Mi. (iloto, and tho prlco will suroly wiri yon to l>'iy. Mo iii I n tho country aro Hquooti (1 to (?..' i ul gel prices on Bacon, Flout , Lard and fi ?ms lu .oro buying. I nm Ag? nt (< 1 a \y?i l< ni ? li -'XBO. . Timi ijii ny oustomors for paBt pauon igO, J ' l(< It 'io continuance of samo la tho future, Ito8pootf ully, fi; L. KIRKWOOD. i Bpun0ttiiviii?, August 31, 1892. ?^XWC I SUBSCRIBERS TO ...Villi-' A iKv.'E fl tho Soldier's Monu ment "?. Mnrlbbr? will pienso pay, at onoo, their Mitaoriplions to tho undersigned, ?x 01 whott lliii Hats havo not been turned over In thc Ai ooiation,- and in such oaacs, holder.! of lists aro authorized and invited Iv < .Hool, to v.hom subooribors aro request* od to i?nj By ord ci of Association. T. E. DUDLEY, Treasurer. 1' Oi t'ibor 3; rj')2, TOW N TAX NOTICE. ri Ut li . ' 1; . '/ILL BE OPEN FOR THE I ? ..il...-ii.,II .1 I own Tux rs on ltoal Eetato and 1 > ?oil il Pr. petty, for tho yenr ending April roi? ilia Hort day of Ootobor. 1892, to tho ? il . of S'oyiunb?r, 1892, nt tho expiration >vtr. 1 li lim? ' - penalty will bo adilod. Tho !.. \ J ii I) ) v. i t j' ,,- r.iinnn J urposos, 16 ola. on tho $100. rat. i ? I;. Honda, 21 " ? " "? . . ; f ,, nd " 5 " " " " Xi 41 " " ? ?? MILTON MoLAURIN, ?> ! . . Olork and Treasurer. IJARG?INS IN CLOTHING/ IJOR the next; CO daye I oifor my fj Stoclt ot Clothing nt 10 percent jthove Now V orle cost. Now ta y r chanco for bargains if you wwii ft au it. J. P. EVERETT. Irjop't r., 1^.12. I j ? ) ' I ?5 1 I TIIK A?*NUAL MEET HU { i Ul. . lng of tho Board of Count; ' stoners will ho hold on Tliursdi nl't?i ; 'n 3 Arst Monday (loth day) in JioveVnlior, iioxl at io o'olook, n. ra. All p...a, uv. having n.-oounts, or domands of any kind nj "dnii! tho ? ounty of Marlboro, which Jiu vc n>: icon I. foro prosontcd to tho Board 01' Commif i M r. at spcolal mooting?, hold ?iithig tho :.? ?', nro heroby notlflod to do ro lt (.bc same with mo on or boforo tho 0ial ib.y pf X >' embor so that they may bo ?xaiiiiood ni raid meeting. w. w. BovomnR, Olorj< J .Mid County Oommisslonors, M iii LOW PRICED GOODS ! rj^O meet the de I have reduced materially, prioes and goods Buyer o? this < mands of the times I MEAN my PRIOES very l BUSINESS FRIENDS. An inspection of will convince the indisputable fact : A LADIES BUTTON SHOE 80 cents - " " Dongola " $1.15 . " " Dongola, (bost graded 1.60 . A Woman's Grain Lace Shoo, at 80 conts " " Buff Lace " at 60 cents - A Man's BROGAN Shoo at 80 cents A Gents Brogan Shoe at 1.15 A GENTS CONGRESS GAITER at 1.15 - Former price $ 1.15 Former prico 1.60 " ? 2.00 " " 1.00 " ? 85o " ? 1.26 ? " 1.60 ? " 150 THE BEST CALICO at 6| conts. All wool Cashmore at 9cts, former prico 12? cents. Double-width woolen Henrietta at 15 ots, former prico 20 cets. lave a nice line of tu KN Liv UK at prices that NOT BE DUPLICATED in this Market. A Bedstead for 90 conts, former price $i.25. A Bureau for 3.50, formor prico $6.00. An Oak Bedstead for 3.00, former prico $5.00. SLAT SPRINGS for 90 conts. .#t Other Good at like reduced prices. ^ ms COME EARLY and got a selection. Those aro without doubt tho lowest prices and bost values over offered in this market. Rj?SPEOTIrULLY, Geo. W. Waddill. September 26,1892. '"mimim i AM: M^' " mt I DID NOT BUY OT ? "? BW YOUK," IMJT ? BOUGHT A VULTi STOCK AND WILL I SKLL AS OIU ?Al? AS Mi ?BODY-11 X?3F?:.ll?2SaiSI Q-OODS. i have s . i.i? "now and pvetty"oflbcts in Satines, Caslnnoroa, in Black and Colora from I-?i, to ??cents. I bought Just ilvo patterns Bedford Cords. Theao aro pretty. Gotono ; ovorybody won't havo a dross Uko yours. Trimmings and buttons to match all dross goods. Dress Flannels, Otc. O "JP X O HM" S3. Such ns Scarfs (no prottlor in town) Gloves, Bolts, Pursos, Shawls, Dfoalory ; In fact, lota of things. O XJI O "J? XX X 3XT Gr. Children's, Boy's and Mon's at low figures. Biggest stock I ovor carried. Some Nobby ones! G-ROCKH XSSSjSI. I keep a few articles in this lino at lowest prices. Whips, Umhin ollas, Trunks, Tin Buckets, Crockery, Tobacco, Oigara, otc. Thia ia whatlprido myself in. Blgatock, good gooda-cheap. My motto in all things "Honesty, squaro doaling, no misreprosontatlon." J. P. CAMPBELL, Bonnottsvlllo, S. C., Soptembor 21st, 1802. MCCALL'S BUICK BLOCK. * * * * * * e 9ii wiliestvfahy W&tdmakw mi Jeweler. WE CONTINUE TO CARRY IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES, tho largest assortment of Jewelry and Fancy Goods in this section, Parties in search of presents of ANY kind, will save time and money by coming to our placo at once. WATCHES. TD CLOCKS, We will Bell yon an honest, reliable timekeeper, either gold or silver, and save you money; or repair tho sarao in a workmanlike manner. Satisfaction guaranteed in every inmune 3. We speak for your trade. Respectfully, XX. "VSTV Ocfcaracoll. BenncttevUle, S. C., April Sth, 1892.