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BENNETrSYILLK S, O, lili" S. A. IIKOWN & CO. O/?lce on Marlon Street. WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER26,1892. &>T0WN AND COUNTY NEWSES Marion District Appointments. FOURTH ROUND. REV. T. J. CLYDE, P. E. Bonnottavillo olroult, Oct. 28 Brlghtavlllo, Breouou'n Oob. 29, 30 Blonholui, Nov. 5, 6 Bonnottavillo station Nov. 4-6 Clio Photo Gallery. If you want good Photographs or Tin-types call at O'Neill's Gallery, Olio, 8. C. Old pictures enlarged. Como and seo mo. Milk Cowa for Sale. Parties in wnut of milk cows should confer with Messrs. R. C. Coxo or W. T. Reynolds, of Roil Hill, who havo milk cows of all grades to soil at reasonable prices. Fine Molasnoa. Mr. James M. Howell sends usa sam? plo of his crop for 1892, which wo think is fully up to last, year, if not better. He certainly knows how to make good molasses. At Home Aoraln. Wo wore pleased to havo a call on Saturday aftornoon last by our young friend Bennie D. Townsend, who left us last spring to try his fortuno in tho Lono Star State. Fine Qrade of Cotton. Mr. II Kemper Covington sends us ii JA m ph mb ol' a 'coti on stalk G inches loup on ?vhioh wa? '?' h Mn, Who can heal !. bolls in <; inchot I The seed of I!??:J c< tlo'lj will ho worth .; oer bushel. i ?. 1 oh:iv, ?11 standford. Wo hear with pleasure that our young friend C. Deems Gooche, has a fine school at Sandford, N. C. Teach? iug seems to ha his choice, and we predict he will yet make it a success. /\ tv.M t.- Curiosity. ?NI':?. I-..! ! '.loin, ol' AdamaviHo, ha* ii CV?W?M j '? " ?} . <? itt;.f illi\ whjcji is 'QT'nrKr^?rr' U $ x 'inO'iVlvi clo" jinil it tn lim1 growi <., tytyidith; >. f' ' speaks of sonding tho calf to tho State Fair. Entertainment at Tatum's. Tho young folks of Tatum Station will give a concert at their Academy on Friday night of this week in tho interest of tho school. A good timo anticipated. Everybody expected. Aren't you going ? Excursion to Mt. Airy. Rev. H. M. Murphy, of Tatum col? orcd Methodist church will run an excursion from Bennettsvillo to Mt. Airy to-morrow, leaving hero at 6:40, a. m., and returning Friday night. Faro $3 for round trip. Ch;< ?ores at the Graded Sohool. < ?wing to the forced resignation of 1 s. Bell Breeden, as Art teacher and tiwiotant music tencher, tho-trustees linyo<?". ' 'uod tho Art Department tor il- !yj.hino< of tho sossion. The {rosin, u '.; . .. i nt music teacher has leen gi von t< M iss Annie Everott. Going tOk> vo U<?. Wo regret t ; learn that Rev. J. S. Jordan, who lia? been serving tho Baptist church ni Minorai Springs and Clio for the past two years, luis decided to return to his old homo in Abbeville county. This brother has made many friends who will regret his departure. The State Fair. Tho twenty-fourth annual Fair at Columbia opens ou tho 14th of Novem ber for fivo days, giving everybody a chanco to visit tue Capital for ono any or during tho Fair. Tho railroads offer low rates and all who can go should do so and gather now inspira tion for future operations-mechanics, i armors, merchants and all. Tho meeting of old acquaintances is worth tho rido, Got ready and go. Wo have no doubt tho railroads will run a schedule to suit tho occasion. What We Want to See. Money got easy. Fruit got cheaper. Everybody happy. Cotton go up to ten cents. Tho market houso built at onco. Our band givo ovening concerts. Every farmer sow plonty of oats. An improvement in tho mail sorvico. Plonty of work for tho laboring mon of tho town. Young mon quit standing outside tho church door. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. Heavy frost this morning. Mr. R. I?. Kirkwood is still in tho cotton business und pay's highest prico - Look nt Wnddill's prices this week. He menus business ! ? - Mrs. Logg's supply of fall milli? nory is ready for inspection by tho Indies. Thoro wore 27 applicants before tho Board of Sohool Examiners on Saturday. - Don't fail to call nt Rowe Brothors whou you como to town, as they will save you money. - Any ono wishing to purchase a good piano will find ono nt Mooro'? Furniture Store. - If you don't believe tho cotton market affecta trade, como to town on Saturday afternoon. . - Tho weather changed Sunday night and is now almost cool enough to m alco a pig squeal, - You can always got good beef at Covingtou's. Tho market is now open every day oxcopt Sunday. - I havo reopened my Photograph Gallery in JBonnettsville, and will bo with you for a very short time, O. B. Mills. - Tho county Treasurer will com* pluto his round on Saturday, after which you will find him daily at tho Court House. - Mr. Cobb has completed his poa? tal routes to Clio, Tatum and Gibson Station, and is now ready to give you prompt, reliable service. - The German carp placed in Pee Deo River two years ago aro hoing caught now, of fine size, and sell as high as fifty cents each. - To thoso wishing anythiug in tho Photo lino, you will consult your best interest by calling on mo nt ouce, ns my stay with you now will bo short. Mills. - Tho fare to Charleston next week is ono cont n milo both ways or round trip, and tho distance is 1(55 miles by tho Chnrlestou, Sumter and Northern Railroad. - Trade $12.50 cash with mo at ono time and mention this advertisement and I will mako you a present of a "Life of Christ, worth $2.50. It has been read by ministers aud pronounced a good booK. J. P. Campbell. - Tho building boom continues. Mr. J. H. Mitchell lins purchased a part of fetter MoKelln's corner lot on Bp?no? ; wei in Vyo?i ?oniiotUvilJri rind wi I meet n cottage for rout, R J". vmv//H' ? hauling lumber lorn cot? t?#a o.. ?hu -i-onu ? iippypliv 1 li'c ii I tK V';?M. 'n?aVe wliiit ive iyant now I plenty of peep)? and pion ly of work for thom to do. Episcopal Services. Rev. E. McCrady, of Darlington, came over and held two services on Sunday last (morning and afternoon) at tho old Temperance Hall. Tho text for tho morning sermon was John 17:3. The text for the afternoon sor mon was John 15:5. His visit was enjoyed by all who attended tho sor vicos. A Paying Crop. ! Dock Edwards, a colored tenant on Mr. J, H. David's McCollum place, had made from one?fourth of an nore of ribbon cane 71 i gallons of as fine molasses as any farmer would want, and the yiold is vouched for by James M. Howell, who made tho molasses. This is cortuinly a good exaraplo for his colored brethren to follow. Special to Maxton. To accommodate those who want to attond the Fair at Maxton, tho Capo Fear and Yadkiu Valley Railroad will mn a special from Bennettsvillo on Thursday and Friday of this week, leaving hero at 10:05, a. m. Fare for round trip, 90 coota, which includes a ticket to tho Fair. Visitors will re turn on tho night passenger train, un less Mr. Kyle can bo prevailed on to delay tho afternoon freight to about 4:30. The County Exposes. Comptroller General Ellorbo has sont out "estimato blanks" to the county commissioners of tho various counties, with tho request that they be fi Hod out and returned at once. Tho following is a copy of tho items usually inoludcd in tho oxponses of tho coun ties: For county auditor, county commis* sioner's and clerk's salaries, county treasurer's commissions for county only, county board of equalization, jury, wit ness and constable's tickots, dork of the Court, sheriff, trial justices and constables, coroner, Poor llouso and poor, ropairs on roads and bridges, re pairs on public buildings, bookn sta tionery and printing, contingent ox ponses, interest on railroad bonds, rotiring railroad bonds, public offices, -post-mortem, examining lunatics and conveying, physician's salaries, juror commissioners and insuranco, Court House, jail. Tho Commissioners met on Tuesday and fixed tip tho estimato for tho now yaer, and will only ask lor 4J mills for all county purposes and pay cash as they go. I=? X3> 1* ? O 3NT A I v, Mrs. A. A. Stubbs is spending ?? week with her pnronts at Mnycavillo. j Wo aro pleased to report that Mrs. j W. P. Breeden, who has boon very ill, is getting better.; Wo regret to loam that Mr, Harvey Parham gets no bettor, and all hopes given up for "his recovery. Prof. G. O. Coblo, principal of Clio Academy, made us a pleasant pop call Saturday afternoon. Rov. W. S. Martin, of Bonnetlsvillo circuit, spent Sunday in town and tilled j the pulpit of tho Methodist church, j Our people always appreciate his visits. Mr. D. A. Bodonhamor, of tho Dar lington tabacco warchouso, was in town on Saturday and dropped in to seo us. Ho is a livo worker in tho tobacco market. Mr. T. Fi MoRno, who has been at Darlington for tho Inst fi ve weeks, spent Sunday at homo with his family. Ho is looking after tho cunning factory over there. We woro pleased to meet our young friend Snmmy Clyde, son of Rev. T, J. Clyde, Presiding Elder of Marion I District, on Tuesday. Ile is sponding j a few days in our town visiting old | acquaintances. RuBi?Eit SHOES.-Just received a j largo lot Misses, Ladies' and Men's. I J. P. Campbell. l.O. O.T. No. 26vT* At the regular meeting of tho Lodge tin Tuesdny night tho foiiowiug officers were olected for thc quarter: Geo. W. Waddill, C. T.; Miss Mar ion Wallace, V. T ; Rov. W. Sn Wightmnn, G.; Mrs. E. A.Livingston, ! S. J. T.; Miss Lucy Waddill, Secretary; j J. W. Crosland, Assistant Secretar)'; ' W. L. Pearson, M.; Miss Florenco j Townsend, D. M.; Peter MoKcllor, F. S.; J. B. Hamilton, T.; Walter Brown, G.; E. N. Odom, S. Buoklen'8 Arnica Salve. Tho boot Salvo iu tho world for outs, bruises, flores, ulcers, salt rheum, fovor j bores, totter, obappod hands, chilblains and | corns and nil skin eruptions, and positively i cures piles, or no pay required. It is guar an toed to give per foot satisfaction, or mon- j ey rotunded. Price 25 couts por box. For ? salo at Jouninga' Pharmaoy. Don't buy rice or hominy till j you seo mino. A. J. Bristow. I Strongth and Hoa?tu. O j If you aro not fooling strong aud healthy, j fry V,lcr*rl* feiten?. If "La Grippe" brm \ lul'l jon tvohli abo wiiiryj OM- I'llcctrio ii(f>\ Uipu Tl)is.':'ii)fdy jiirt? -lirtolly ou Liver, 8i';?u;K-h ..v'-HV- ivi- ln r.v:-.. K'-^U^.^diiv.'. '-.?<,v"'' orj.'unn,'';to itirforir tljoii*t nvHiom. ii you ate htillntod with >jh;fc llohdobhii?, you \y>U . lind : ??'?sed;- find noymnnotit rohOf I?ddn/,'? Elcotric Bitters. Cao trial will oonvinct j you that this ia tho remedy you ?oed. Largo bottles ouly 500. nt Jouniuga' Phar? maoy. I sell a ladies genuino Dongola j button shoe for $1.50; superior to most shoes. A. J Bristow. A Littlo Qirl's Exporionoo in a Lighthouse j Mr, and Mrs. Loren Trescott aro keepers ! of tho Gov. Lighthouse at Sand li each, 1 Mich., and aro blesaod with a daughter, : four years old. Loot Aprn alto was takon , down with Measles, followed with adroad. ? ful Gough and turning into a Fovor. Doo tors nt homo and at Detroit treated h or, ? but in vaiu, oho grow worso rapidly, until slio waa n moro "handful of bones."-Thon j sho tried Dr. King's Now Diecovory and ! aftor tho uso of two and a half botttloa, j was completely cured. Tlioy say Dr. ! King's Now Discovery ia worth its weight in gold, yot you may got a trial bottlo fioo ; at Jon ni uga' Pharmacy. 6 SH?KS JUST RKCEIVED.-Another lot of nil kinds. I can suit you. Givo mo a call. J. P. Campbell. BUSINESS LOCALS. Boat flour $4.50 per Bbl.' Itowo Brothers. A word to tho wiso should bo suflloiont. Mills. Goffoo, six pim nd? for $1.00, nt Bowe Brothera. h. J. Brocdon paya tho highest prloea for cotton sood, I sell the very best sugar cured hams and breakfast bacon. A. J. Bristow. READY FOR DELIVERY-AT PERSONS who subscribed to tho undorsigncd for tho Williams colobratod Bed Brace will ploaso call nt Mr John S. Moore's Furniture Iiouso and got thom, whoro they will find thom all oomploto and ready for delivery. Everybody should havo ono. Prioo only $1.00. Don't bo put oh! with any infringement, JACKSON KI&ljTOINr. Ootobor 24, 1892. FOR SALE -."Pino cotton and providion plantation-i,500 norcs; about ono-holf cleared and in oultivation; balntioo heavily timbered in pino, oak and hickory. Two story dwelling houso and Humorous tenant houRoa. Situated about 7 milos north of Sumter Court Houso and threo miles from Charleston, Sumtor and Northern ltnilrond. Terms easy. Apply to ll. I). LEE, Executor, Ootobor 26,1892,-i m. ?iuntor, S, 0. i ?ol? Mayal ami One Spoon Baking .Powder. A. J. Bristow. TO il tho fif i*} 6t the finn, AND WANT WHAT YOU owit ?tK. ,?73?. OASVlPBIIEIi, far you ?\ ohoioe lot on first Monday In Novcmbrift Walt tor mo. J. P. DAVID, Auottonoor. WA H'fP^^ 'T HUNDRED THOUSAND bunhvls Hp'u'tid, dry cotton seed. Highest ptlcc<j j.'Ud. ,S?O mo heforo eclllng, Will' ox(iln?r?f:e moni for seed. ii. j. BRXmoBixr. Oototyor iS, 1892.--3 ??0T?|?SS CREDITORS RESTATE OF 1 ,1 \ ? liS <j< W li IG HT : All porsons holding i hum? i ?'? j?.wl Tamos 0. Wright will prosont thom' dXxijjt v.u-stcd to oithor of tho undor slgpedj wit.lii?; ho timo required by law, and all pi r'P?nii bi d obied v/ill plcaso mako pay ment ' 01. c. D..D. OAUMIOIIAEL, Z. T. WEIGHT, Oe,ole 18, 1892. Excoutore, FOR Sj?l Oil RENT:-?K00ti Potation wit.Ii' o, v inn Mill, Englno and postoflico oh / (.Jiioo, .vhioli tho party will soouro ?0 Wullen 1 i j comity. Good stand for . i . tu tuet, ip an established stand, good Wutel o ui >.:. advantages, hoaRhy and ox r.iAk" it iiot??li'.'orhood. Traot contaius 1,200 vith nb >ut 400 aores oloared. Apply t.O A, ii '-, h diantown, S. O. 6t. 1 VJ \V L. Douglas' $2, $3, am I. pi shoo formen. A. J. Bris tow. AN V 1 ; >. ST KEEP TnE FEET WARM )COR IIEALTU I i m v i Inifl ii'.- li-,.) of SHOES to soloot from, raLK?>.-bi piino from ocnt" to **f> 50, .11 ^i?q i i- } c u tho liiteet u'uO ilno.it over tu.tofo br? . gilt Lo ilemuVtttwIJii Ij'id.-^. no\v is lib? iii.c? 'o ?li,lj (.at oi.tj) iMld M. !? voar DroBS GOOJB, , ni Millinory Goods, Dry Goods, N otion ' . . 9, Shoes, Hatft, Caps and Oro div:, complot?, and tho price will surely wie yon (o lily, Mcj ihuiibi n tho country aro rt pti'iitdd tb bal i A1 ?1 prlccB on Bnoon, Flou: . Lard und f. n'iis N ?oro buying. I am Agio? foi a Woctr.Vii i. 'iBO. _ ? Thank 11 \ my oustoraors for past paaon igo, I lt- the oontlnuanco of same in the | future, Rospeotfully, n) L, KIRKWOOD, Boone tt*y illa, AuguBt?i, 1892. v;f| "ff jj pi P I SUBSCRIBERS TO .,. VJ! ? ,i 'KM E B tho Soldier's Nonu nion* "?. M.iillioro will pienso pay, at onoo, their subscript ?oa? to tho undorsigucd, ex copi whore Iii 1 Hats hnvo not been turned civor in tb? A. ouintlon, and In such oases, il ii ... aro authorized and invited lo i ulloot, I \.hom subsorlbors aro request od i ? i . . . i . rd< i ;i Association. - J'. E. DUDLEY, Troasuror. : October ivJ')2, TOV.; H TAX NOTICE. nijii'E . 1; \7IbL HE OPEN FOR THE j I coi! ni ol i own Taxes on Heal Eetatu and Pi ional Property, for thu yenr anding April rom tho finit day of Ootobor. 1802, to tho of N'ovfiinbdr, 1802, nt tho expiration . :.: li im o t) ponnlty will bo addod. Tho Lu vj ie '.i follow! t Vi r Until . I urposos, 15 otu. on tho $100. . . >'.. ';. ?onde, 21 " ? ? "I nd " 6 " " " ** i. . 41 u u n II MILTON MobAUUIN, r?ript; Clerk and Troiuuror. ||AH6AINS IN CLOTHING. jpOli ?ho next 60 days I o??or my ii' ?cit o- * lothingat 10 por cont pb?vo Noy. Vork cost. Now i i y * r chanco for barga! ns if yon want a BU it. J. F. EVERICTT. Bop! ?'?, 180$, kl ft Y {( i ? TI?B ANNUAL MEET \\\J >" 11,1 L ? big of tho Board of ('ourn; . >n 1 . slonora will bo held on T i. i' : :<3firot Monday(10thday) In l?ovomber, nix* at io o'olook, a. m. All p.. .1. .iv; luiviiig ?.'?< 30unts, or domnnds of any lii.ii rt'j diisi '"o ou n ty of Muri boro, whloh 1,, iot boon I. ?oro prosontcd to tho Board o) nmmiwion , nt spcoial mootiugs, hold ci ?!.'^' Hui year, oro horcby notified to do lf,, i tho t>:iviic with moon or boforo tho rb.,! day of November BO that thoy may bo ovii lio?d i.i fuvld mool big. T. W. SOUOHX3QXI, (Jlofk ?o?ira County Commissioners, Of/ . ti. m- MEANS LOW ran HOODS I meet the de I have reduced materially, prioes and goods Buyer o? this ; ^^s*****} mands of the times 1 MEAN my PRIOES very \ BUSINESS FRIENDS. An inspection of will oonvinoe the indisputable fact : A LADIES BUTTON SHOE 80 conte ? " ? Dongola ? $1.15 . " " Dongola, (best grade) 1.60 - A Woman's Grain Lace Shoe, at 80 cents " " Bnff Lace " at 60 conts - A Man's BROGAN Shoo at 80 conts A Gents Brogan Shoe at 1.15 A GENTS CONGRESS GAITER at 1.15 - Former price $ 1.15 Formor prico 1.50 ? ? 2.00 " " 1.00 ? ? 85o ? ? 1.25 ? ? 1.60 " ?. 160 THE BEST CALICO at 6J cents. Ali wool Cashmore at 9cts, formor prico 12J conts. Double-width woolen Henrietta at 16 cts, former price 20 cots, ?ave a nice line oj x uitNiiutas at ?rices mat NOT BE DUPLICATED in this Market. m A Bedstead for 90 cents, former price $1.25. A Bureau for 3.60, formor price $6.00. An Oak Bedstead for 3.00, former prico $5.00. SLAT SPRINGS for 90 conts. .5^ Other Good at like reduced prices. JSSS" COME EARLY and got a selection. Those aro without doubt the lowest prices and best values ever offered in this market. RESPECTFULLY, Geo. "W. Waddill. Beptombor 26,1692. W?????& ?1MM?y " ll I DID NOT BUY OUT "? MY YOUKj" BUT I HOUOHT ?V FbiiL STOOK AND WILL ? BELL. A?3 GUI Al* AB ANYBODY-11 13IO 3B3J3M9 GtOOBa 1 imvo < x.to "new and protty" effects in Satines, Cashmeres, in Black ami Colors from I Jj, io Ot)cont?. I bought Justllvo patterns Bedford Cords. Tlieso aro pretty. Gotono; ovorybody won't havo a dress Uko yours. Trimmings and buttons to match all dress goods. Dress Flannels, otc. HST O *J? I O IKT ?3. Such ns Scarfs (no prettier In town) Gloves, Bolts, Purses, Shawls, Hosloryj In fact, lots of things. CLOTHIN C3r. Children's, Boy's and Mon's ot low figures. TF3T /V ?nP1 8. Biggest stock I ovor carried. Somo Nobby onosl ?-R.OCEHIESS. I keep a few articles in this lino-at lowest pi lcos. Whips, Umbarollas, Tr units, Tin Buckets, Crockory, Tobacco, Cigars, otc. This is whotlprldo mysolf in. Bigstock, good goods-cheap. My motto In all things "Honesty, square doallng, no misrepresentation." J. P. CAMPBELL, Bonnottsvillo, S. C., Soptombor 21et, 1802. MCCALL'S BUICK BLOCK. WE CONTINUE TO CARRY IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES, tho largest assortment of J ?wei ry and Fancy Goods in this (section, Forties In ficaroh of presenta of ANY kind, will save time and money by coming to our piuco at once. WITCHES "? CLOCKS. Wo will soil you an honcet, mimbi o timokoopor, either gold or silver, and save you monoy; or repair the sumo in a workmanlike manner. Satisfaction guarautecd in every instance We speak for your trade. Respectfully, . XX* "XW* OarrolL JDennetUville, 8. C7., April 8th, 1892.