The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, November 09, 1892, Image 5
WJ? aro now Opening ono of tho Largest and Most Complete Stooks of GENERAL MERCHANDISE ever brought to thia market, and "WE PROPOSE TO SELL thcso Gooch at a price which will not only
nmnzo but terrify our competitors and ninko our Custoinor? Laugh for .Joy. Our highest ambition is'succcss, and this io obtainable only through tho aesistanc'o of our customers, and in futuro wo intend to Devote our
on tiro timo to their interest, and all wo ask in return, to insuro our success and their prosperity, io a"?olping hand," Wo advortieo what wo havo, and customers calling for goods advortisod will not bo answered with
that old phrase "Jnst out, bul expected lo arrive on next train." Now, to convince you that wo meaji every word wo hove said, wo will quote a few pviccs on oach lino of Goods wo handle
MY mm
In solccting thceo Goods wo havo
given our special attention :.
Dross Goods 10 to GO cts. pr. yard,
Sateon, 20 cts., worth 25 cte,
Ginghams, o' cts. worth G cts.
" G cts worth 7 ctB.
" 8 cts worth 9 cts.
? 9 cts worth 10 cts.
Calico, 5 to 6 cts por yard,
Bleached Homespun 5 to 10 cts.
White Homespun, ?-)'d wide 5 cfs.
Checked Homespun, 5 cts pr yard,
JEANS, 10 to GO cts. por yard,
Flannel Dress Goode,
Outings,
Suitings,
Ticking,
Linings,
And other Goode, th ft aro sure
to pienso you, which wo have not
tho time to mention. We cordial
ly invilo you to come and examine
our Stock for yoursolvos.
Respectfully,
Rowe Bros.
Sept G, 1892.
IO WHOM II HAY COMM i " \
1J. W. McELWEE, respectfully call
, tho attention of tho public
to tho fact that I AM A PRAC
TICAL MARBLE WORKMAN
of ninny yearn cxr.oricnco, ann"
take this method of saying lo
thoao deviling work in my lino
thftt they will positively find it to their In
torcBt to either write or call on mo for
prices of TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS,
oto., boforo purohneing. I defy competi
tion ! I WILL NOT FE UNDERSOLD,
I mean what I say. THY MK I
J. W. MoELWEB,
Fob. 25, '92-iy L?cCoi/L, 8. JJ.
OLIO ENTERPRISE.
THANKING our patrons for their
liberal patronage last year, wo take
this method of informing I hom. that wc
will, at our old staud, continuo to manu*
facture and repair
CARTS, WAGONS, BUGGIES, ETC.
and will do any work in tho Blacksmith
line, llorso Shoeing a specialty,
Wo havo a fine lot of sensonod timoor
on hand and aro prepared to build carts
on short notice at low prices for cash.
Givo us a call boforo you buy and savo
monoy. Now is a good time to bring in
your buggies and havo thom painted.
Hoping to rccoivo your palronogo thc
present year, wo are, yours truly,
STANTON & WILLIAMSON,
Wheelwrights nnd Blacksmiths,
Jan. G, 1890. Clio, S. G,
W. H. MANNING & RBO.,
- DKAIJCIlS IN -
General Merchandise.
? LSO 100,000 FEET OF
FOR SALE,
Sopt. 3, 1892. Covington, S. 0.
H
raj?
This our most completo lino and
if wo only had tho space could givo
thousand's of prices :
Spool Thread, 2 for 5 cents
Ball Thread 3 for 5 couts,
Bilk Ihroad, ? cts. worth IO,
Handkerchiefs, 3 eis to t? cts.
Ribbou, 5 to 4.0 cots por yard,
Silk Ties, 10 to CO cents,
Kid Gloves, $1, worth $1.25,
Black Laco, 5 to 20 couts,
Felt Chair Scarfs, 40 to $2.00,
Felt Table Covers, 1.25 to 2.00,
Wo ako have a full lino of
Wool and Silk Braid,
Inserting and Embroidery,
Ric rack Laco,
Binding, Silk Floss,
Elastic, Bono Casing,
Whalobono,
Belts, all styles and prices,
Dross Shirts, something nico,
Underwear, of ovory description,
With many other things wo know
you will want whon you como
to sec them.
Very respectfully,
Rowe Bros.
Sopt G, 1892.
Medioal'?MJ
nrSlIE undersigned having located per?;
ll niancnlly in Bonnoltsvillo, returns
his thanks for a liberal patronogo ami
hopes by strict attention to business to
morit a continuation.
Besides SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
and tho gonoral practico of Medi?me, I
take pleasure in announcing to all that I
havo thoroughly equipped myself with
tho latest and most improved instruments
for special treatment of TRANSFUSION
in OASES of DANGEROUS HEMOll
AGE, all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG
diseases..
CONSUMPTION specially TREAT?.
ED upon tho LATEST and MOST
PROMISING THEREPUTICS.
Partios in Bonnettsvillo will bc EX
AMINE!) and TREATED for any of |
tho abovo disoas3s at thoir owu homes by
being rcquostcd to so do. Those hom o
distance at my rcsidenco on Darlington
Strcot-tho icsidonco formerly oacupied
by Mr. Carey T, Easterliug in East Ben*
uettsvillo.
Charpes for EXAMINATION and
TREATMENT reasonable.
Very Respectfully,
H R. EASTERLING, M- !).,
M. M?dico. Chi. Sooioty Phila.
January 1, '89
I?ITTFRIENDST
X DID NOT MOVE FAR ?FF AND
?flt, am in bottor shapo thau ovor for work
on WAGONS. BUGGIES and CARTS.
Also all kind of Blacksmith work dono
at short notico
Having my Planing Mill in good run
ning order, can Dress Lumber for house
Bu i (dors ot ony time.
I havo a largo lot nf Dry Lumber for
making Carls and Wagons, and oan fill
orders at short notico.
Hoping to rocoivo your patronago at
my now stand,
I am yours truly,
A. J). CONN mi,
Ilasly, N. C., Jon. 20, 1891.
Dr. T. Wt Bouchier,
^Surgeon Donlist,?
BENNET T S VILLE, Ko. OA.
gsg? Oflico in D. D. MoColl's now
ifix?y Building, Up-stairs,' wost sido
Offico hours from 9 a. in.^to 6 p. in,
O'. !v- ' / - ''?'''V'/-'
W? handle only Mon's Cheap
Suits, but when it comes to
BOYS CLOTHING, ,
Wo can astonish tho natives:
Mens Suits 6.50 worth 7,M)
" " 7.00 worth 9.0?
" Pants, 50 to 3,50,
Boys Suits 75c, worth 1.00, j
" " 1.00 worth 1.50.
" " 1.25 worth 1.75,
" " 2.00 worth 2.50, !
" " 4.00 worth 5.00.
We could go on until wo would
worry your patience, but have not
timo, and would bettor prefer to.
have you call and lot us show tho
Goods and quote you priccs.j
Wo can save you money, j
Respectfully, (
Rowe Bros.
Sept 6, 1892. j
_;j_* :$?.
?.t . <
Bcnnettsvillc, ?3. C.
P?IEM JIDKTOB,
MEDICINES,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
Slatey and School Books,
Brushes, Paints and Oils
tQf A lull lino of Ibo abovo artioio
always on hand.
rrcscrtyttons Caref ully Com
pounded Day and Night?
llcspcctfully,
DOUGLAS JENNINGS.
Marah 25th, 188'J.
M?C0LL
McColl, S. C.
To My Friends and Ute Pttblio
generally-GREETING :
HAVING sold my Intercut lu
tho McColl Mnrblo Yard to
J. W. MoElwco, I talco pleasure
In saying I havo oponod tho Mo
Ooll Mnrblo Works, whoro I
shall continuo to ofl'or for salo
anything needed or donircd in Monuraontal
or noat Hendstono Woik. Any ono in nood
of work in this Uno I cspcolally invito to
correspond with mo or visit my plaoo of
business ac MoOoll, 8, ?., boforo plaoing
your ordors, fooling assured that I can
mako it to your intorcBt to do so.
If you should visit MoOoll with tho viow
of purohnsing in this lino, I nm located on
Front -Street noxt door abovo dilmon &
Morrison's store from dopot.
Designs and Prices Readily Furnished
on application, oitbor by mail or in por
son.
Thanking my frionds both w^lto nnd
colored for pufib favors, I only nsk a con
tinuation of tho samo in tho 'futii.ro.
Vory roftpootf ally,
W. W. PAr "
Fohruary 25th, 1892,
mm % Uf-m@
Wi
We have a Hat
for every M A ET,
BOTT in Marlboro
Gotinty
BOYS HATS from 25 to 1,00
Mon8 Hats from 50 to 3.50,
Hats for Women in ovory stylo
and simpo you can think of.
Prices from 25 to $2.50.
Respectfully
Rowe Bros.
Sept G 1892.
I IHK
- DEALER IN
mm Drug?,
j?3 Medicines,
<^AND * CHEMICALS',^
FINE STATIONERY,
CLAMPS, OILS AND PAINTS,
FlttE SUGARS,
And Choice Tobacco
VIDAL'S OLD STAND
April 15, 1G90
CARRIAGES
AND
REPAIRED
-IN THE
Bef?t e Manner
At Reasonable Prices.
livery description ot Wood..or Iron
Work executed promptly to order,
?-ALSO,
done at short notice and by a thorough
smith.
Having moved into my new quarters,
opposite Emanuel's stables, and ironting
(jhcraw and Darlington streets, I am
now better preparen to meet the de
mands ot my patrons, with additional
machinery and more room. If you
want anything done give me a call.
Thanking the public for past patron
age, I respectfully solicit a continuance.
TRA BOUNDS.
January 1st, 1890.
riflfl^lr ?reOI-I ??no??"??? mat
EwSJJB BuRuBaB* B 1 |,nvorontodnnd
rooponod tho LIVERY, and FEED STABLES
nt cornor of Chornw and Darlington Strcots,
so woll known for room nnd nocoinmod.iMoris,
omi am propnrod to sorvo tho publio willi good
tonnie. I pay spoolnl attention to drummors.
Partios wanting tonina on Sunday must loavo
tholr ordors on Saturday, ns tho Stnhlo is not
opon on Sunday oxcopt for delivery and re?
ooption of teams. Respectfully,
?IVTXTH Uaw TOM,
Bonnottavlllo, May 12th, 1802.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
M?E l'ftvo tho Largest Stock of
W SHOES in Bcnnettsvilio, and
wo m (tko no oxception.
Womens Lace or Button only 90c.
Womens Button 1.25 worth 1.50
" h 1.50 worth i.'T?
? " 2.00 worth 2.60
u " 3.00 worth 3.50
MEN Shoos, 1.00, worth 1.25
" ? 1.25, worth 1.50
1.50, worth 1.75
2.00, worth 2.50
3.00, worth 4.00
'1.00, worth 5.00
A)?^%?V? and prices of Children's
rTrtl003.
Don't fail to examino our stock of
Men and Women popular Hand
Sowed Shoes, as they havo no equal
for tho price.
Wlion you call be euro and ask
to eoe these Shoos.
Respectfully,- i
Rowe Bros.
Sept 0, 1892.
Mi
IF YOU WANT T
AGAIN COMIC BEFORE THE Pl
a candidato-not for oifiso, however
find me at tho samo old stand, but you
gios, Wagons, Road Carts and Harness ai
alongsido my Holliday stables, which aro i
hand now, u good lot of I imf f ll fl/
which I bought recently W 6 fl ?,
nt tho lowest prices; ? T Mini VIV
have bought thom to soil, and lwill bo
wanting such things. I have still on hai
TYSON & JONES ?
clo,, all at thc same old price oxoopt tho
Patronize Home and I will GU
I koop constantly on hand "a supply
undressed, also a lot of Shingles, loa
Eivo hundred loads now on banu ready foi
and Br. Jordan's placo, in tho healthios
25 NICE BUILDING LO
moro people in our town to tako adyonta;
in town you oan get your ohildrcn educate
member whore I can bo found.
KJ@u.To you dear friends, who owo mc
fnotory arrangements, you had bettor oom
in tho hands of tho Mercantile Assooiutic
April 20, 1891.
R. T. B ? :
MANUFACTURE!
, UJtfE,
(NEXT noon TO TKMriCIlA
BENNETTS
I have threo Hearses and can attend c
by telegraph promptly filled,
When not m my Shop I can be found
near I), C. Whites.
Groceries.
WE have certainly struck tho bot
tom in this lino, as our prices will
show :
Beat FLOUR 4.50 worth 6.60
Good ; ? 4.00 worth 4.50
COFFEE 16?, worth 20 cents
CHEESE 12? worth 16 couts
CANNED GOODS.
Sardines 6 cents, worth 10,
Mackerel 10 cents, worth 15,
Salmon 12^ couts worth 20,
1 lb..Beef 10 cents, worth 15,
Roart Beef, 10 conta, worth 16,
Mustard Sardines, 10 cts worth 15,
Deviled Ham, 10 con ts, worth 12
Potted Ham 10 cents, worth 12?,
Lunch Tongue only 30 cents,
3 lb Tomatoes, only 10 cts.
Tapioca, Tea, Cocoa nut,
Grated Pineapple,
Oat Moal,
Macearon i, choice,
1'iokles and Jolliep,
Corn Starch, something nice,
Chow Ohow, &c, &c.
Respectfully,
Rowe Pros.
Sept 6, 1802.
O SAVE MONEY]
JBLIO ANNOUNCING! MYSELF AS
-but for bufonoss. You can still
will Bud my Horso?, Mulos, Bug?
t toy now stables recontly built
low run'by Mr. J. H. Blanton. I navo on
Il HORSES AND MM,
glad tosco and moko pri?es with any ono
rtd a full supply of tho OELI?BRATEI)
Nfl both opon and top. Also, tho
,\ I1AYDOUC & DAVIS BUPRICH,
both open and top, Ruad Carts,
Road Gartd, wliioh aro cheaper.
A?ANTEE SATISFACTION.
of I* U XWC B H ?, both dressed and
n furnish W OOD ut an hours notice,
? market. Situated botweon my rcsideneo
it portion of East Bonnottsvillo, I offor
-|-n FOR SALE. I have thom so I
I Ss can soil them ; so como and look at
? them and got prices. Wo need
pe of our elegant sohool hero. By living
id freo; BO como and buy somo lots. Ro
a littlo balnnco, and havo not triado satis?
o and seo mo boforo you find yourselves
?n and Farmers' Alliance,
R F I E LD,
I, AND DEALER IN
AND METAL1C CASES I
NOB IT ALT,, DEPOT STREE?,)
VILLE, S. C.
alls to any part ot thc country. Order
! at my residence In West Benne.Usv|llc4