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?w??^^n??riMq?ijr*ii??i immwimi mit i- II II III-IW? ?IKilMLE?E?lll?CEA? BB?NETTSYILLE, S. C, HY H. A. JUtOWN & CO. OJJlco on Marton Street. Wednesday, Matoh 22,1893, IN WOMAN'S BEHALF. WOMAN'S SONG TO LABOR. {Club Song of tho Now Century ClulUl, to tho Tuno ot Vivo In Compagnie.] King wo no moro ot tho tiny H thia nro ROKO, Hut tho happier days to bo; Hear tho now Word? Hint shall mai ?hal 113 on Faith amt Fraternity. Hulling no moro, forlorn, alone, Marching together, lind nil aa ono, Our banner unfurled nil over tho world: & "Respect for Industry." CH011U8. Marching togothor, through storm, through shiuo, Striving togothor for youra, for mino, Women, arise, loving und wiso, v And help thoso timos to bo. *"P?? Toll without knowledge In slavery Hes, 'Tis knowlcdgo skull multo us frooi Work with n soul in lt over shnll riso, Whutovor tho work may bo. Never a needle ahull carry its thread, No vcr a housowlfo mix hor bread, Hut thought takes part; tko trude is nn art, And labor is dignity. Whom will you hnvo for your Indies and lords, And whom for your low degree? Who doe? tho best decdsj who speaks tho bcsl words, Tho king of us all shall be. For aristocracy's In test pinn Will hnvo no uso for a lazy mun; Wealth can not bru ve, birth, can not savo Down to tho ruuUs goes ho, No ono need marry for station or polf, ?1 Or want or crlmo to Ileo: 1 Por overy girl can tnho caro of herself jj t" In tho skillful times to bo, ivM* All to gain and nothing to looo, Choleo will govorn, and lovo will okooBOj 2M' Lovo will como to overy homo 'j, V: In tho Woman's Century. J fit Never ho womon content in our land, ' Mi* While babes nt work they see; V Not If ono woman u pauper must stnnd. Or crushed with her toll must ba Hero's to tho now thing under thc sun Work for nil, but toil for none; Lbtsuro to grow, and n chance to know, And a lifo moro full and freo I .j How do you reckon; O fceblo and poor, Yourselves und your kind lo froor Knowledge Is power, und God Ho ts suro, And b?th on our sido will bo. La hoi shall think, and wealth shall fool, And both jot? hands for tho world's best weal. And Christian creed como down into trade, In our Lord's new time to be. -MrB. IS, S. Turner, in Working Woman's ? Journal. WOMAN'S ABILITY. Tho Alignments of Miiiiy Writers on th? Sn bj oe t Disproved by Fuels. It hus not boen ?0 very long since n woman, who hud gained some inllucnco In tho world of loiters, sent out tho rather startling and altogether de pressing declaration that women pos sessed no business quulilleations, that they eau not be expeetetl to oithor man ege affairs of tintineo or maleo any but sorry clerks. Yet overy village could produco its widow errning n bettor liv ing for herself and littlo ones than r.i?.T\y ??..'.V.a,i was iloh.1.^, O.l'.'.l ittLQ??y^???J who had supporta nn idlo and disso lute husband. Women hnvo amassed fortunes. Ono has been mudo presidont o? a railroad, und another, because she managed her own so well, choson to oversee tho vested landed interests of others. We remember the wonderful Hon Marche of Paris, and its head, Mad ame lloucicant; and tho extensivo pub lishing interests under tho supervision of Mrs. Frank Leslie, and know that each of tho instances given is not un exception, but tho representativo of a elnss. Incorporations of women are multi plying, and business companies with thc prefix, "Woman's," scorn to bo an order of the day. As to their valuo aa .cmployos, perhaps their knowledge of their increasing presence in the treas ury and other departments at Washing ton, and their appreciated services*'in tho tabulation of tho Into census, may Lo taken as suflicicnt truth of trust worthiness and accuracy. And now u writer, a woman, too, strangely enough, treats in a recent "Critic" of tho "Absenceof tho Creativo Faculty of Women." "No w.omnn," sho says, "hus ever done anything in tho intellectual world which has had tho germ of immortality." And there aro given ns proofs tho facts that only about forty lines romain to ns of tho work of .Sappho, and that tho writings of .Tuno Austen arc not universally ap preciated. Hut amount docs not niako quality,. nor docs oithor tho fume or immortality of nny writer depend on tho extent of his writings. Pindar was tho only Greek lyric poot worthy to bo compared to Sappho, und his more numerous pieces aro neither moro read nor ad mired than thc one complete poem and tho various fragments of the latter. She gave name to a stanza-tho Sap phic-which may lust as long ns eloos literature. And tho surviving poem is characterized by an eminent authority on tho classics, ns, "the ono precious wholo production spared to us by timo and chanco from thc genius of Sappho." The sumo writer expresses tho belief that tho loss of her poems is probably tho greatest loss that tho literature of mankind ever sulVercd.'' From Sappho-living ?.f?OO years ago, nnd holding- her placo with tho few Greek, poets wo uro pleased lo call im mortal-wc turn to .Tune Auston and wonder if, because her productions aro not commonly known and delighted in, she had no genius. If this woro true, but fow who aro called groat uro really BO, because tho masses know or o'so caro nothing about their writings. Again, if this test is certain tlicro is no book Letter aldo lo enduro it than ono writ ten by u women-"Uncle Tom's Cabin." Quito ns mnny persons know about tho Mrs. Poysor who always kept her clock a little fast that she might keep . her work ulong, and get to church in time, ns any character of Thackeray's. Tho Waverly novels of Scott uro us a wholo named Ibo peerless in historical fiction; yet George Eliot's "Romola" is ono of tho th reo considered equal to tho best of thom. Robert Browning will scarcely bo de nied the place of a muster, yet poems of Mrs. Drowning aro us worthy us any of his, and ho has less power to maleo liiinsolf universally understood, wilie}] our crilio of tho Critic chooses to de nominate the mark of genius. Will it bo that other hymns shall live, nnd "Justus I am without ono plea," Ly Charlotte Klltott, "Nearer, my God to Theo," by Mrs, Adams, and i'hoobo ??ru?e??! i II??? i.i i tmtt.i'i?lui.uit?xrrnn&utBmfaHtt^'**' Cary's "One Sweetly Solomn Thought" ^flUlng- ouch of its own nnd ns ontively ns when first written, ooiuo cf them over half u century atm-lu? forgotten? Tho further assumption by MIBS Son? woU ihtvt women can not invent any? thing, has bcoii ofton disproved by thoso tah.ng tho trouble to preservo such statistics. Doubtless ovon ti preju diced observer may lind in tho collec tions nt tho World's fair, now near at hand, many ingenious, contrivances that have been tho product of woman's invention. Wo bel levo that truth wliich is becom ing every day less unrealized, and which is to tho honor ulilio of all human kind, that thoro is no sex in work or in soul. Any labor of tho hunda, it hus boon proven, is possiblo of being ac complished equally woU by men and woman. Who is tho leading dressmaker of tho day, tho first launderers, tho first-class cooks in tho homes of tho rich, tho aproned wnitors at tablo? And women has successfully porformed every work of tho artisan, from tho blacksmith to tho sculptor; has traced plans for her house, and guided a plow. In tho regions of tho intollcct it is tho same. Woman has provon hor right ns an authority on every subject. Tho brief of the lawyer, tho prescription of the physician, tho calculations of tho astronomer, tho paper of tho mathema tician, tho instruction in oratory, tho passage in literature is in nowiso af fected in valuo by tho gurmont with which was clothed tho mind that pro duced it. lt is usually understood that hero, at least, ls an uncontrovertcd place; in mind, Ibero-is no sox. In tho Bight of the Creator we aro simply souls; mado in his imago and possessing tho generic torin of tho raco. Tho possibilities of such a mind wo can only conceive to bo not only glorious but immortal. Is it fit that wo sot up limits to theso possibilities? Lot us rather bcllovo in each other, appreciate that worth which tho world in general concedes oven, and considor that, whilo environments havo not always been favorable and tho motivo ofton looking, in whatever work ono chooses tho high est success may bo and has boon attain ed irrespective of sex. That this success, whether in finance, literatura, or any other calling, depends, and altogcthor depends, on individual morit and oppor tunity) while tho failure of a sister to reach any ideal belonging of right to this universo, contains nothing in itsolf mor disheartening than would tho fail ure of a brother in Uk circumstances. Kinma 10. Valentine, in Housekeeper. THE OLD MAID. A Cli?ss of Womanhood Tluit Is Dour to ninny Heurt?. Wo have all forgotten the typical old maid of the olden time. Hbo has given place to a more loveable and attractive typo of womanhood. Tho modern old maid is sweet-tompored and jolly, with dimples in her cheeks and a laugh as musical as tho bobolink's song. Sho weal's ologantly-iltttng tnilor-i.nado gowns and becoming ornaments around her plump, white throat. She goos to concerts, parties, suppers, lecturas, and matinees, and sho does not go alone. ?She wears killing bonnets, and has livo poets, philosophers, and statesmen in her train. In fact, tho modorn old maid is as good if not a little better than tho modern young maid. Sho has sonso and ability as woll as dimples and curves, and many of them have bank-books and ?tf?int?r ~ "LV?V ?ttto-fe--w>V ^V?. rA -Va her sweet womanly presence that comes to tho house of sorrow and brings tho peace that passoth understanding. It ls she who comforts and soothes the weary and suffering and brings thc sun shine of hopo back to fading eyes. Many of us havo sweet chapters of I praise in our hearts for tho dear old ' maids. God bless thom.-Banner of Moid. _ Wombil mid liwliiHf rliil Design. There is scarcely any career now opon lo women with such promise as that in industrial design. Thc American meth od of training In decorativo design is so distinct that ono of tho most prominent schools now receives its substantial aid and encouragement from a number of prominent manufacturing firms-tho men who mako tiles, mosaics, wrought iron, lerra cotta, oil-cloth, linoleum, lincrusta, carpets, wall paper, Bilks, jewelry and brasses. They aro men who have heretofore bought their dc signs abroad and have imported theil work people, but who now recognize the feeling for and tho ability to pro duco something that bas a more na tiona! stamp, Thc students who thus prepare themselves stop directly int< good places at good salaries. A groiq of graduates from tho Cooper Unior school in New York havo established i sort of exchange. Here women design ?rs send their work, nnd hero the manu fn?turovs go, inspect their, work, bu?, and give further orders if it plcasoi them.-Chicago Post. WOMAN'S GOSSIP. in 1882 tho Women's National Pres Association was first organized ii Washington. This is supposed to b tho first chartered organization of lt hind in thc country? TwiotTY or moro young women worl under Miss Carolino Kelly, who ha boon for some years tho designor of ir t?rl?r car decorations in ono of tho loi gest enr-building establishments in th Bountry. Tn'K young American artist whose ph turcs occupied a prominent pince at th ! last Taris salon is Elizabeth Strong, California girl, who owes hor presen success to her own unaided effort! tier brother is an. n"tist also, but h gained his art education through th liberality of friends, whilo Miss Strpn j had tho privilege of paying her ow I way. Sho is now established in a studi in Boston. j SOMK Chicago womon aro makin I plans to build nn immense hotel fe working women and think that 5,0( san find lodging at the hotol during tl timo of tho fair at thirty cents a da; Tho uso of thc land has already bet contributed and tho other exponscs ai ! to be boroo by issues of stock at $5 pi share to women all over thc countr Should there be any profits thoy will 1 shared by tho stock holdors. As wo stand .by tho seashore ai walch tho hugo tides como in, wo i treat, thinking wo will ho ovorwholi od; soon, however, they (low back, i with tho waves of trouhlo in tho worl thoy throaton us, hut a firm resistan makes them bronk at our feet. Ono secret act of solfodcnial, c taorif?coof inclination to duty, is wot all tho mero good thoughts warm fe inga, pfissionaio prayers in which ii ' pooplo indulgo thom?olvo?, Hor VoJoe Is Her fortune. In 'Russia, thoro is always a groat demand fer little folk? wiiO cnn sing" ospboiully woll. Girls who havo sweet, oloar voices ard ohorishod far hoyond tho caro thoy roooivo in othor countries on that account. Boys with notes liko i\ thrush aro ateo gathorod in. Tho night boforo Christmas in all tho Russian churches, thoro is euro to bo a very largo assomblago of people. Tho altars aro beauti fully doeoratod with candios and With imagos of tho Christ child. Up to midnight serious sorvicos aro hold. Suddenly at tho stroke of tho midnight boll, tho gravo worship ceases. Tho ohiu'oh is brilliantly lighted, and as tho flood of illumination becomes moro intonso when tho boll strikes, a child's voice is hoard poaling, forth tho Christmas an thom, "Kristos! Kristos! Kristosl" in tho swoot, clear voice that has been nurtured and loved and coaxed. Thoso of this land who have attended tho sorvico say that it is worth a trip across tho soa to hoar tho wondorful child voico sing tho Kristos solo, followod by tho grund chorus of a hundred childish voices that havo boon ten derly carod for. The Separate Sexes in Flowers. It has boon recontly notod, es pecially in tho dahlia and tho chrysanthemum, what incident ally a Gorman author, Hilde brand, has somo years ago advor tod to, that cor tain forms of ilowors follow the sexual diffor oncos. In most composite, for instance, tho ray florets of tho tubular charaotor, aro hurmaphro dito-havo stamens and pistils in tho same fiowor. This is notably tho case in the dahlia and chrys anthemum. Tho ray llorots aro strap-shaped, and aro fomalo only. But undor tho hand of tho florist double dahlias and double chrys anthemums aro givon to us, tho doubling being in these cases noth ing moro than changing tho tubu lar florot into a strap-shaped ono. But tho purely pistillate condition follows tho rigulate corolla, and a purely doublo dahlia has tho wholo fiowor consist of pistils pilly, tho stamens having wholly disap peared with tho tubular florbts. Just why thoso co-iucidonts should oxist has not yot boon explained by vogotable biologists. Moro at tention is now being givon to thuso subjects than formerly, ns it is bo lioved -their study will throw much light on tho laws which roguUlo tho production of tho separate sexes in Ilowors. -Indopondent. A Correct Shampoo. A dermatologist of high stand ing says that tho proper way to Bhampoo tho hoad is to uso somo puro soap, such as enstilo of tho y.?st miali ty, or glycorino soap, tr?ade into ? ""good lather'*" on tho hoad," with plenty of warm wator and rubbod into tho scalp with tho tingors, or with a rathor stiff brush that has long bristles. Whon tho scalp is very sonsitivo borax and water, or tho yolks of three eggs heaton in a pint of lime water, aro recommended instoad of soap and wator. After rubbiug tho head thoroughly in ovory diroction and washing out tho hair with plonty of warm wator, or with douches of warm wator, alternating with cold, and drying tho hair and scalp with a bath towoi, a small quantity of vaseline or swoot-al mond oil should bo rubbed into tho scalp. Tho oil thus applied is usod to tako tho place of the oil that hus boon removed by washing, and to pro vont the han* from becoming brittle For a Young Folks' Dance. Refreshments for a young folk's danco can bo either cake and ico croam, tho stanlo and always grateful froz?n dolicacy; fruit and wafers, euko and lomonado, crack ers and chocolate sor voil with whipped croam, or sandwiches and coffee or bouillon, if tho weather is very cold. Thoso things aro quito sufficient and a piano tho oil tire orchostra that is required. Ad hering to these swnplo rules many a gay little affair, beginning and ' onding early and affording much ploiisuro for very littlo ox ponso, may bo givon during thc vin tor._ Qualities of Linen. Tho main qualities in a good picco of linen aro rcgularitj' in tho weave and in tho yarns used; ab sence of nibs and bits; a certain loathory fool; firm and supple at tlio samo timo; brilliancy and a eloar white in bleached goods. Combined with this, havo ns silky and glossy a finish as possiblo, either real, as in tho French host goods, or artificial, as obtainod by high calondoring. Womankind All Over. "You have boon ?ponding too much monoy on your drossos, lately, my dear Kato; and any ! how, I think plain drosses suit you far bottor than thoso costly onos which you aro so fond of woar ing. " "All right, my doar, I'll go and buy half a do/.on plain drossoe right away. Fliegende Blaettor. Hurd blows on tlio tnarblo in ils out ting and trimming and patient Am persistent of?ort at its polishing aro es sontial in tho process of trnnfiforminj tho nulo blook ns it comes from .tl? quarry into tho finished stnluo whiol is a oontor of admiration in thogallory Yot np statuo ovor formed by tho ham of man cost auoh dctormtned effort mil euoh untiring patienoo in its oomplot I \tig os a finished human charaotor. - 1_11 TT_-n- T fl-iiT rtA?w -M nm -I .f_Lil--ll-111!IITIIHX!^'''!' H '- Hill 111" ???87 COUGHS, pO?P tfor? Thwat, [ind Bronchitis aro Hablo to invado tho household at any hour of tin) day or night. Thoy often como whon least oxpected. Boforo tho doctor can roach you, tho consoquoncos may bo sorious os ovon fatal ; but, With AYKH'S CJU?KUY 1'KCTOI?AX, In tho houso, you aro assured of,^*>ood|y relief. It soothes tho Inflamed mombrano, loosens tho phlegm, stops coughing, and induces roposo. Every household, in which thoro uro young children, should bo supplied with Ayor's Chorry rectoral. ?IT.. ,^t"i..f.^ t~..it . ?j hnvo visutl ly, I bavo had oecft- \ KS mt l? m A m *% I Ayor'a Cherry rec at?n to uso remedies I g& rOalCiil?lS \ toral with happy ro tor colds, co uglis, j ,i ". ? suits, and consider oroup, etc., and nm familiar witr. most of it a necessity in my household, rocom tho preparations r<)?onimoudcd for thoso mending it ns a romody for colds and t.omplnlnts. Ayor's Chorry Pectoral coughs."-P.M. Acovodo, San Domingo, talcos tho load. I uso that nltogother "Ono of our customers, a lady, was now."-G. "NV. Moriarty, Opolousas, La. afilictod for n long timo with chronio "From ropoatod tosts in my family, bronchitis. In tho summer of 1850, nf tor Ayor's Chorry Pectoral bas proved it- having usod various remedies witho-.it self a very cfllclont a1"-"-1"1.?MWH. I ?..?MW-umaa? bonofit, sho trlod Tomody for colds, I ?fc yuA#l \"%\t Ayor's Chorry Poc coughR, and tho va- i Wi I V? VS U J tornl, and almost rious dlsordors of l??nw?i?n'?m'?inwi?i?? < I immediately B)?O tho throat and lungs. It offoets neuro wasrollovod, and lu u short timo com whon ordinary inodioinos fail." -A. W. plotoly cured." -It, S. Wobstor & Co., Partiott, Pittsfield, N. II. Udora, Ont. "I uso Ayor's Chorry Poctorul In prof- "I And that whoro all otbor cough mod oronco to any other cough medicine."- Icinos fall, Ayer'?Chorry Pectoral proves Post Master, Capon Bridge, W. Vn. successful."-J. II. Whito, Gilead, Ind. Frepared by Ur. J. C. Ayer tt* Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by Druggists Everywhere. Prompt to act, sure to cure . Largoat Producing Plano Fnctorlo? IN THE WORLD, SEE thOBO CELE O RAT litt PIANOS boforo purohqslng olaowhoro. Manufactured by KEW ENGLAND PIANO CO., DOSTQM, MASS. THE KILLOUCH MUSIO CO., FLORENCE, O. O. Oonornl RopreBOntntlvoB. JUST II EC BI VED AT Jennings' Pharmacy ! The best Spring Medicino- j WSSIMELAND'S CALISAYA ?OMIC I An elegant lino of Fancy Confectionery, A complete lino of- - y Mixed Pa tills. A complete Hilft of-. Fookst Cuto^ta ftnd Lidies %mi A complete * .'e of-. . Fishing Tackle. DC b/vo J JON NI NOS. February 1511; ?S?J3. OLIO E? TERPRISE. FttHANKING iH liboral patro, this method ol' iv will, at our old s faoluro and ropa, patrons for their jo' Just yoar. wo I uko ruling i hom that wo .d, continue to manu1" CARTS, WAGi 3, BUGGIES, F.TC. and will do auy k in tho Blacksmith linc. Horse Sli |f iff a speciahy. Wo havo a lino lot ol' ?o:isoned limber ou hand and uro prepared to build carts on .short not ico nt low prices for cash. Givo us a onll befofo you hoy nod save money- Now is a good limo lo bring in your buggies and have ihctu painted. Hoping to re?oive your patrouugo thc present your, wo arc, yours truly, J. H. STANTON. Wheelwright ond Blacksmith, Jan. 0, 1800. Olio, S. 0. lu easily earned by any ono of cither BOX In any part ot tho coitally, win) U willing to work imliid t[ jons 1 v' nt (Ito employment winch wc furnish. Tili) labor ls light and pleasant, ami you run no risk whatovcr. Wollt von out complete',so (hat you can givo thc buslnejs n trial without expenso to yourself. For those willing to do ll little work, thia ls thc grandest oiler made. You catt work nil day, or In the evening only, if you arc em ployed, and have a few spare 'hours ut your dis posal, utilizo them, and add to your I noonie, - . our business will not Interfere at nil. You will bo amazed on tho start nt the rapidity and cuso by whioh you amass dollar upon dollar, day in and day out. liven beginners ure successful from tho first hour. Any one CUM run the business - none fall. You should try nothing else until you seo for yourself what you can do nt tho business which wo offer. No capital risked. Women ure grund workers; nowadays they make ns. much as men. They should irv this business, ns lt ts so well adapted to them. Wrj|? at once anil sec for yourself. Address ll. Il AM.KIT & CO., Hov ?SO, foi tilt nd, MO. ? ?otentlflo American WJkJ8&JS0^' TRADE MARKO, fiflsalB^: DE8IOM PATENTS, l??ir? ?f COPYRIGHTS, oto. For Information nnd f roo Handbook wrtto to MUNN <fc CO., 801 MlOAmVAY, Nsw YOHff. Oldest bureau for soourlng patenta In A morl CA. Kvory putout taken ont by tm Is brought boforo tho publlo by a not leo glvon froo of oltargo lu tho Largest clroulntlon ot nny eclontlflo pnpor In tho wend. fiplonilUlly Illustrated. No intolllgont man f.hould bo without lt. Weekly, ?3,00 a vow*j ?I.COPIX months. Addromi MUNN k CO., i'ui?USUKit?, ??1 Hroadwny, Now York City. TOBACCO SEED rpi All About towing Tobacco. Il you want to try this Monoy Making Crop, wrlto to SOUTHERN TOBACCO JOURNAL, Winston, N. C. Dr. T. W, Bouchier, ?Surgeon Dentist,? B E N N ET T 8 ?V I L L B, Bo. 0^. QMfe'Omco in\D. t>. McColl's now CQBBEr Building, Up -stairs,' wost o?do Oriico hours from 0 a, m., to 0 p, m. J. T. DOUGLAS, - DUALER, IN - t??fr Drugs, J?:f Medicines, ^3AND * CHEMICALS,^ FINE STATIONERY, CLAMPS. OILS ANX) PAINTS,* FINE SE OARS, And Ohoico Tobacco rn / \\ o g gi V!DAL$ OLD STAND April 15, 1?00 Medical Gar?l FIN H IO undersigned having locatod per? H muncntly in Bonnottsvillo, returns his thanks for a liberal patrunago and hopes by strict atlontion to business to merit a continuation. neldos SU ttQKllY, OBSTETRICS and tho general pruolice of Medicino, 1 take pleasure in announcing to all that Ll have thoroughly equipped myself with the latest and most improved instruments for special treatment of TRANSFUSION in CASKS of DANGEROUS HEMOR AO10, all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG diseases. CONSUMPTION specially TREAT* ED upon tho LATEST ?nd MOST PR O M IS IN G TI 110 REPUTIOS. Putties in Renncltsvillo will be EX AMLNEI) and TREATED for any of tho above diseases at their own homes by being requested io so do. Thoso (rom a distance at my residenco on Darlington Strcot-tho losidonco formerly osotipiod by Mr. Carey T, Easterling in JOast Bob? lionsville. Chumes for EXAMINATION and TREATMENT reasonable. Very Respectfully, ii R. EASTERLING. Bl- ll, M. Medico. Chi. Society Phila. January 1, '89 STILL ll THE AM STILL IN THE HING, and Hoad, quartern for Hornes, Mules, Buggies Harnees, Lumber, oto., and carry a full lino of all. A UAH LOAD ol' Fino Missouri MULES, suited to all linos of work, which I will soil ab fair prices for CASH ONLY! Call and seo mo If you want bargains. W. P, BREEDEN. January i8tl>, 11893 .^5^?v PERFECTED CRYSTAL LEI4S?? , ? TV YHAOC MAIltt. Sf r's ju \\ Quality Sire1, wit A1TCP.--J, JOHN 'T. D0U6LAS, -? TDX^xro-Gi-meT Has tho exclusivo ado of thoRo Oolobratotl Glnssos In Bonuottavlllo, S, C. From th< Faotory of Tho only completo C?>tlcal Plant In tho South, Atlanta, Qa. \ J5?Jf? Pcddlors arepot supplied with those famous glasees. .-t?5$353SZ?S?MEA'-'-.. I Fly ? ..Room ?)?ttage ;?ii*$ H Plenty .-of" Hanifeeine " Furniture to ;ptit In |t> Wi t?st Curtain's,'* Rrackets, Eie*5 and also a Fiai?? APPLY TO I m Bilda i)KNSB'i"isyira.K, SOUTH CAROLINA. PROPRIETOR OF FAYETTEVILLE, (K. 0 ,) . '! MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, I RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Q to tho fact that I carry tho largest stock of Mouumoots and Tablets of nnv Shop in tho SOUTH, and for Workmanship and Price, I defy comnotitiou. I am a Practical Workmen of many yearo oxperionce, and I omploy, nou.O out Fiist-01n?8 Workmen. Write for Prices or Call at "My Yard, r, if desired, wo will call to seo you. { VERY RESPECTFULLY, July 1, 1892. E. L REMSB'URG. BEHR BROS. Ivers & Pond, Now England KSTEY. Fan and <& Votoy, Kimball, Buy direct. Sell direct. Quo prieo. Lowest price. Ship on approval. Assume all froights. Have satisfied customers or none. Those Ruins aro tully onforced by tho only Chartered Mu ?io Company in tho State. They sell all kinds of mus-ical merchandise, including Music Books, Sheet Music and all kinds of Musical Instrii? nient?. Thoy want to ter.d ?on catalogues and prices freo. They oro tho KILLOUCK MUSIC'COMPANY. N. B.-B. B. Childless is our Marlboro rcprcsomativc, and will* civo tho samo burgains as if at tho House. (Juno 1, 1892.) R. T. BARFIELD, M AN TJF A C TU IlElt. A N ]) DEALER IN (NEXT 1)0011 TO TKMl'JtNANOE HALL, DKl'OT STM??vf,) BEMNETTSVIIxLB, S: C. Order I have three Hearses and can attend calls to any part ot the country, by telegraph promptly lilied. When not tn my Shop I can bc found at my residence In West Hennettsvillo, near D'. C. Whites. DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY* Mnybo you think tills Ja n now bnslnoifl, Rending out babies on application ; It has boen dono boforo, howovor, but novor hnvo thoso fnnilshod boen so neut' tho original snmplnaa thia ono. livoiyouo will oxq'nim, " Woll I that's tho sweetest twvby Iovol'snwl" This littlo blnok-niid-whlte engraving can plvo you im tu in int Idea of tho oxquf?ito original, I m???l???i??? I I'M \ i>Aiay. willoh wo proposo to Bond to yon, trnnepor tntlon pahl. Tho littlo darling rosta against a pillow, ?ni is In tho act of drawing on* ita pink ROOK, tho ntatoof which has benn pulled off and limn; aalito with n triumphant coo. Tho Hush l Inti aro porfcot, mid tho eyes follow you.no matter whoro you Btmul. .Thoo.vn.ul pltoroproduotionaof this greatest paintlng of Ida Waugh (tho most celebrated of modern palntorsof baby lifo) aro to be elven to thoeo who subsorlbo to Domorest's Family Ma?n zlno for 181K). 'Tho reproductions cannot bo told from tho Original, whloh coRt. $100, anti aro tho snino BIZO (17V:?J inohos). Tho baby ls Ufo slw, and absolutely ltfolll<o. Wo hnvo also in proparallon, to present to our tnb eorlbors during MW), other groat pictures by Biichartiutsaal'oroy Moran,alnud Htmiphroy, Louis Uesohampn, i nd others of world-wldo renown. Tako only two oxnmploe of what wo did during tho past year, " A Yard of Pa? etes,11 and "A Whtto llouso Orchid" by tho wifoof President Harrlsou, and you will eco what our nromlRos mean. 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