The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, February 10, 1897, Image 2
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?}* A. BROWN ~ - - Editor,
Wednesday, February 10, 1897.
Subscription Trico i .
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PEN AND SCI8S0RGRAPH8.
South Carolina lias ten living
ex-Governors.
Only twenty more days oi
Cleveland Democracy,
Mr. Zacharia Ellerbe, an old
citizen af Cash's Depot, died on
the 1st.
Several colored prisoners es
caped from the Orangeburg jail
last week.
A charter lms been granted to
the Marion Tobacco Warehouse
Company.
Dr. F. E. Wilson, an old and
well known citizen of Society
Hill, died on the 1st.
The profits of the sugar trust
last year are reported to have
been ten million dollars.
Rev. T..De Witt Talmage will
deliver his greatest new leoture
in Columbia on the 18th.
The Missouri House of Repre
sentatives has passed a bill pro
hibiting the playing of baseball
on Sunday.
?ev. T. H. Edwards, of Dar
lington, has been called to tho
Baptist churches of Wedgefield
ana Eastover.
Alabama, South Dakota and
Norin Carolina Legislatures are
considering the South Carolina
dispensary system.
A charter has been issued to
the Seneca Manufacturing Com
pany, which means another cot
ton mill for the State.
George Washington and Na
poleon Bonaparte are the names
of two old soldiers who received
their pensions in Baltimore the
other clay.
The new court house of Ber
keley county has been complet
ed and the county officials are
in possession. It is a handsome
brick struoture.
The contest for the seat of
Representative Stokes of the
Seventh South Carolina district,
by T. B. Johnson, Republican,
has been dropped.
The Saluda county court house
is nearing completion. The Sa
luda Land and Improvement
Company makes the building a
present to tho n?w co i ot v
"Che Ice Vf nm ? Ker uv
in# ,Uommny ol' ? uni tor. hu y i
t'??:.MV:<\ i.;, coutte. ?< ? p\ tfcfn?
xii a {)hv,)iy THU) Hie factory will
l?o&iii oj ? i fi won abott i the first
ot .May.
It is asserted that Grover
Cleveland is now worth $1,000,
OOO, and that most of his wealth
came through Wall street. Be
that as it may he is the richest
duck hunter in the land.
Mr.. Wallace McDiarmid, for
years editor and proprietor of
the Robesonian, and county
treasurer of Robeson county,
died of pneumonia at his home
in Luraberton on the 4th.
Prof. Craighead of Clemson
College lias been selected to de
liver the annual address before
the literary societies of W orford
College in June. Dr. Steele of
Nashville will preach the com
mencement sermon.
The Republicans of Charleston
are getting up a petition to be
presented to the House of Rep
resentatives against the count
ing of the electora I vote of South
Carolina and asking for an in
vestigation of the constitution
and laws of the State bearing oh
elections.
Something; to Think About.
A STATEMENT, NOT 16 TO 1, BUT 1 TO
ONE nUNDKED AND TWENTY- FIVE.
The South Carolina Conference at
itBBOBsion in December, 189?, r?solu ted
against evangelists and rca ill rm od its
course at its Bossion in Decembor, 1896,
by refusing to rescind snid resolutions.
PerhnpB tho brethren had a good con
science in doing it. Paul ?aid ho had
a good conscience doing tho snmo thing
before his eyes wore opened. Tho
church pnpor says editorially that the
resolutions wero passed by a large
majority. Tho minutes fail to give us
the yens and nays. Lot us admit that
125 voted for tho resolutions. Now
let us soo what we shall seo. Was
hurt done tho cause of Christ? Not
in the least, only as it hurt tho indi*
vidual who voted it and stood aloof
when God was honoring tho labors of
tho evangelists ; ns shown by lack of
conversions under tho ministry of
those who voted it. It is painful to
make this rocord but tho facts warrant
tho statement.
Dr. Carradino, in summing up the
year's labor, says that three thousand
souls wore Bayed nud sanctified ns tho
result of his labor during 1896-fifteon
hundred being conversions. Querry :
Can tho 125show ns many conversions?
"For without mo yo can do nothing/'
.You say "comparisons are odious."
"Well, whore does tho odium fall?
Rememhor tho evangelists tnkos nono
into tho church. Ho finds the church
already full of unconverted and back
slidden mombors.
I don't go out of Marlboro; I draw
my promise from tho sovon charges
within-her bounds. Brethren (laymon)
let the work of 1896 bo a g naran too
t\mt wo cannot disponeo with the evan
gollsts.
STEWABD.
February 4, 1807,
"It Might Have Been."
Tkoio wan n wonderful revival
Within tho town of N.,
Suoh a swooping tide of glory
In tho pUoo heul novor boon.
Mon grown old and sinful living,
Mon rodeomod by Joeua' blood,
Women, maidens, eyon obildron
Had boen saved by His own Word,
There was ono who would not listen
To tho man of God who spoko;
For the voioo of this His eorvnnt,
Tondor memories in him woko.
Hard tho Spirit strived, but vainly
With this oiuful, hardened man;
Strived to load him to tho fountain,
Just ns only tho Spirit can.
*'I am young yet, thoro is plenty
Of time for my salvation still.
I will oomo to JoeuB lator,
Whon I am old, infirm and ill."
?Timo? Oh no!" tho Spirit pleadod,
"Evon now tho timo is como.
Won't you give your heart tn Jesus,
And no lougor in ein romain ?"
Ab, no, no ! tho dovll conquored
This poor soul ono timo too rauoh,
(And thoro's dwelling in this vt ido world,
Many, many in his olutoh.)
Just ono wook and ho lay dying,
Dying in his awful sin,
Horrible thoughts hin mind besotting
Whou ho thought, "It might havo
boon.''
The man of God stood by bim,
Giving promises o'or and o'er,
"If you'll givo your hoart to JOBUB
Ho will open wido tho door."
"Ab, too late ! too lato ! I know it,
For I now am dying fast,
And I've lived a lifo BO sinful
That I'll not glvo God tho last."
"Jesus will bo glad to Bavo you,"
Said tho minlstor BO kind.
''Just trust in Him now, this moment,
And sweet rest you'll find."
"No, I'm lost I I'm lost forever I
Not one ray of hopo for mo,
Only torment, anguish ever
In for mo eternally.''
/}
So ho died, and lost forever
Was this young man in his Bin,
But one tb oughts tum with Borrow,
When wo think, "It might havo boon."
CLAUDIA. KIRTON.
Medlin Springs, Dunbar, S. 0.
Home raised Hams 10c at E. M.
Rowe's.
A few months ago, Mr. Bryon Evory, of
Woodatook, Mioh:, was badly nfllloted with
rheumatism. His right leg was Bwollon tho
full longtb, causing bim great Buffering,
Ho WOB advieed to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. Tho first bottle of it helped him
considerably and tho second bottle offcotcd
a ouio. Tho 25 and 50 cont sizes aro for
salo at Jennings' Fbarmaoy.
I- .1 ??T1 "-LULU'
A GEN'l'S WAY/CEn-Fat War it? Cubs,
ls by Souo f Qtjo?fldh, Cuban rt prcacnially?
Al Wui'h'.r.'iti?u. End?j "??<* by t.kvbim patrU
ot.. J>> tWvAViiidojji Oimr.n.?. A botin&'in
tor i.ftuii. Qi\\y &\.op 1% boofc, Sig
(orn?nlo?ioDit, ii'tootylwKly want? tho o:>.y
endorsed, J ?ballir Utah, Outfit?, free. Credit
glvoii. Fioi^bl bttid. i>rop all trash, and
make $300 a month with War in Cuba.
Address to-day, TIIE NATIONAL BOOK
CONCERN, 352-356 Dearborn St., Ohloago.
THE DREADED CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CUBED.
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Scientist, Will Seqd, Freo, Three 8ottles
ol His Newly Discovered Remedies
to Sufferers,
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a reliable cure for Consumption and all
Bronchial, Throat and Lung Diseases, Gcn
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Nowiy Discovered Remedies upon receipt
of Express and Postoflico address. T. A.
SLOCUM, M. C., 08 Pine Street, Now
York.
03?r Whon writing tho Doctor, please
mention this prpor.
Tutt's Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
A Strong Fortification.
Fortify the body against disease
by Tutt's Liver Pills, an abso
lute cure for sick headache, dys
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constipation, jaundice, bilious
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Dr.Tutt; Your Liver Pills are
the fly-wheel of life. I shall ever
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brought them to my notice. I feel
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^Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col.
Tutt's Liver Pills
Notice of Final Discharge.
ESTATIS OF EMILY MCLAURIN.
Having this day filed in tko Probato
Judge's ofllco for Marlboro oounty my final
roturn ae Exooutor of said OBtato, notieo ia
horoby glvon that I will apply to Bald Court
on tho otb day of Maroh, 1897? for Letters
DlemiBSory as said Exooutor.
JOHN L. MCLAURIN,
Oobraary 9, 1897. Exeontor.
Misplaced or Stolen.
I will pay $10 to havo my bale of cotton
returned to mo if raioplaood by nooidenb,
or $15 for xocovory of halo and proof suffi
olont to cony ?ot the thlof if stolon. Tho
bal? waa wolghed and raarkod by tho pub
Ho weigher at MoColl und NRH soon by him
on tho platform at MoOoll within the last
throe weeks. Tho bolo waa marked T. H,
B. Wolght 500 lbs,; nnmbor 4.
T. H. BET UK A,
Fobraary 8, 1897,
I have ?ivon Chamberlain's Cough Rom? .
dy a fair test nacl oonsldor it ouo of 'tho
vorybcsb roinodlos for oroup that I hayo
ovor found. Ono doso has always hoon
???fll?lent, although I uou lt ?r?t-iy. Any
cold my children contract yiolds vory read
ily to this medicino I cnn oonsolontlously
recommend it for oroup and cold in obi?
dron.-Ooo. H. Wolf, Olork of tho Circuit
Court, Fernandina Flu. Sold at Jonniuge'
Pharmacy.
Mr. Ward L. Smith, of Frodorlokstowo,
Mo., was troublod with ohtonio diarrhoea ?
for ovor thirty yoaro. Ho had become folly i
satisflod that it was enly a qucBtiou of a j
short tirao until ho would havo to glvo up.
Ho had boon kentert hy nomo of tho best |
pbysiolnns tn Europe aud America, hut got
uo pormanet relief. Ono day ho picked up j
a nowspapor and chanced to road an advor
tlso of Obamborlin'u Collo, Oholora and Diar
rhona Romody, Ho got a bottlo of it, tho
Ont dono holpo? bim and its continued UEO
cured him. For sale at Jonniogs' l?h?ir
mooy.
LANDS POR SALE !
Farm, known as the Red House
?lace, lying in Blue Spring Town
lobeson county, N. C., containing
317 acres. 165 ol which are clear and
under cultivation, Has three double
houses with bricK chimneys; a store with
all the usual fixtures, modern built barn,
cotton house and cattle shed. The i rh*
provements arc nearly new. Better wa
ter and a more healthy section cannot be
lound anywhere. Society in neighbor
hood the best. Churches and schools
convenient, Price $3,000.
Adjoining the above is a well timber*
ed tract of 350 acres, about 20 ol which
is cleared ; improvements, one negro
house; Price $1,200.
A highly cultivated lairm of 350 acres,
with good dwelling house and store,
barn and stables and some negro houses
being known as Plummersville, This ls
a good business stand and noted for its
good watei and healthfulness. Thc place
is too well known (0 need a description.
Price $2,000.
Persons wishing to purchase cither or
all ol these tracts will apply to E. L.
Mcf?orma?, Maxton, N. C.
Also several tracts of land in the neigh
borhood of Alfotclsville and Hoi and.
which will be shown hy Ohas. McRae,
AHordsville. Terms on all these lands
can be made very reasonably.
F. W, KERCHNER,
Wilmington, N. 0.
$3,05 GIYEN AWAY
To every ono taking advantage of this
offer wo will absolutely givo them
$3.05 of value.
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goods, suoh ns shoos, dry goods, millinery,
orookory and glnsswaro, oto., nud nm fully
convinced I bought my goods as low ns tho
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est. Ploaso cull on mo before buying and
oonvinco yourself.
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Respectfully your?,
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Champion of low pricos.
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Registration Notice
Notlco is hereby givon that tho books for
tho registration of tho votore of tho town
of Bonnottsvillo will bo oponed on tho first
day of Fobruary, 1897, at tho Probnto
?Tudgo's ofllco in tho court honso, and will
remain opon until io days boforo tho town
oleotion, whio'n will como off on tho 13th
day of April, 1897.
B. A, BOGERS, Suporvi?or.
January 21, 1897.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
Wo horeby warn evoty ono from trespass
ing upon nuy of tho lands ownod or con*
troted hy us, oithor by bunting, Ashing,
cutting timber, hauling stmw or by making
paths aoroBS nny of said lnndB. All viola
tors of this notice will bo punished accord
ing to law. W. J. COVINGTON,
II. K. COVINGTON,
Januury it, 1897.
MftTIPE to tho Township Board of
Bil If I I Una Commissioners: You will
ploaso soo that all tho roads in your terri*
tory aro Immediately worked, and that all
bridges aro put in good ropnir. Notify all
ovorsoors to glvo this matter their im me
diate attention,
W. P. KINNEY, County Snporvleor.
January 11, 1897.
Any ono having busi
ness with Knox Liv
NOTICE.
tngston whllo ho isattondiogtho Loglslaturo,
will ploaso eco H. L. Freeman nt tho office
of tho County Superintendent of Education,
who will oommunioato with him if neces
sary.
NOTICE!? 1 f?m my md n11
poreons from hiring or sholtoring Lou Dud*
loy, who Is my lawful wife, undor any con
oldoratton, Those doing so will bo punished
by law. CALVIN DUDLEY.
January 25, 1897.
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^^^^ ?
CDinTlflM causes ii . fill tl* nimble bi
rniUlUm Ininuchinny. Oil} VAIMAW
" to Saw Mills mid ?Vitts tn?
{ust what Jic needs oii'l wp inn/.n, Warro
wcnty.pcr ccut. grcnte r l lian tin.' ; > " .? ylo v
9; .>mv ?Viii.s soin In on? ntc'ntti provea
and they go to nil part* of Un: \voi>;.
THU DeLOACH VARlAOl.fi PRICYt?!
MATCHER ANh MO'??.OIU?bt
Write nt once for large lilusjifttqrt ?tnOogiic.
DeLoach Mill MV, Co.
165 Washington St., New V(>f>? r?hy, md i
Beunettsvillo, S. 0,, J iii ino rv '
ANNUAL RETURNS OF PROM?T.
0 6? l'idiote
:.. lal I HpOii
es of i i und
COUNTY AUDITO)
Bonncttsvillo, S. G., Dec
NOTICE ia hereby give ni dhu . ? j oiAa'c
will bo opou trout tlu roi ib.y fr Junu?
wry to tho 20th dny of Fob) tory,
tor tho purpose of rooolvl thc te' rm o?
ibo tnxpuyors of Marlboro ?oiiilty. dil por?
3on> having proporty in ihoh pf-Hnautot) ns
3woor or Holder, or as Husband, ^uiont, '
Suardian, TrtiBtco, Administrator, Amount*
ing Ofllcot, Agent, Attori ,y or Factor, on
tho lot day of January, tuc ri iji In ?
to list tho samo for taxation .vithin ! .' c
required by law, or Incur i i po??'Uj
por cent., which abtaohcB iii
LO do SO.
Tho Poll Tax of Ono Doll
[di malo persons botwoon tho
Go yoma, oxeopfc peraons wi o bro tn, :d,
unable to carn a support, oi 1 . .:'
Sold tere.
Tho Auditor or an assist'.: ; > 111
i\t tho following places in* 1 '. 1 ty ia
tho days named for tho ootiyo'iioi.c ot tho
publio :
Hod Hill, Wednesday,
Brownsville, Thursday,
nobron, Friday,
Olio, Monday,
Red Bluif, Tuesday,
Tatum, Wodncaday,
Nowtonvillo, Thuraday,
Brightsvillo, Tuesday,
Quick's Store, Wednesday Jn> '> y .>,, (So;
Smithvillo, Grant's MiM, Jatiu?f, : ! r
My tilico in Bennctlsvill'. will 1 iii
[luring tho Unto presoribe? bj
January int to February 201-h .'1-,
pm Lieu in BennottKvillc and (.boco \yj (ll
to roturo at tho several appui?1' nu nil li
oan bo accommodated.
J. C. pAMPBliT-l
Auditor Mu? H. ?
Jr ni'iry i
ot niiary \\\? 1897 j
Jvnu'.i y i ;,, 1..
Jo mtv. y iS | '.>/
January 1.
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III MEDICIS
CHEMICALS,
TOILET ART ? O WK 81.
FINE STATION ! I^'
LAMPS, OILS AND ^l?,
i^iiVi? SEOARS,
And Oho wo T'V - w
January 20, 1897.
Do not bo docolvedby f?lurln? ndvot.. wi 1 li
think you can got tho boet mado, finest 1U1W. .? 1
MOST POPULAR QIIWKIO
for o, moro eoiifr. Buy from rel Ubi 0 n . rti ictm?T
ttmt haro ?atned nroputatlou hy hone : unit MI?4 .
dcollntf. Thcro lo nono In tho world th.".. ( ?in /.r^i-X
In moolifuik'nt conntruotion, dnrabilit} ol .V KI
pnrta, flnoncsH of tl ni ?li, beauty In MMfti'iitifC. 01 li. s
ftsnmny lmprovomontBO-8 tho NEW MOMl ?
WRITE FOR OIROULAI
The Hew Homo Sowing Manlilno Co.
OoANOB,HABS, IIOH?OM.HARH. savuiow *<<>.,h.\
OmcAao.lrj.. Sr,Mo, DAIA?VTit ;*u.
BAH iraAKomoo, Oxt" ATLANTA, ? A
ron SALE DV
H. XV. CARn?LJi,
Novombor 4, 1896.
READTHIS.-ircsi< ftiny;?iii,
aounoo to all persons having M whi? nift
ohines out of ropair that I wi ?I <. iii
in good ropair and will guaranty, h.o,?
lo satisfactory work. I am ab 1 > ; rod
to furnish all brokon or missing <>;ui <. ?\o
tify mo through tho mall and ( will ; o to
your house and do tho work Chi tefl
mado satlsfaotory. I also do ol ooh audi
WAtoh work at prices to ault tho tiuioo, 'I ho
work botng dono nt your homo you bav^
tho advftutago of toathig lt bol<' . ;? \ ;Mg
for lt. w h. V> tOKKft,
8opt, i, 1896. Bounottfvillc. B. C,
B. 7. PETERK?N,
And ii?y mid Wagon Aluho .
^J?. (9, Address ?knhett9v??e.
Prlc?? Reasonable-Satislactiou qu^.t.
untced on all work done.
?ST ROOFING P.A. INT- .jov WOud
Dr motftl-at Iiardwaro S?-)io.
VARIABLE FMOTiuN FEfc?. SAW WILLS, PLANERS AND
CATCHERS AND SHINGLE MACHINES_
DeLoach Corn and Flour Mills,
Turbine Water Wheels,
??Hungry Elephant" Baling Press,
Cane Mills, Engines and Boilers.
"OUR ADVERTISER" GRINDING MILLS.
MILL, MACHIN?RY AND OUARINO OP ALL KINDS.
SAW RQPAIRINQ
a specialty.
WORK (JUA RAN Tl! I'D.
i Ufo, mut more especially
.13 FRICTION ns applied
bles Ut? oncrato to take
ntcd to yfeid n capacity
?th same power.
Ks woudcrful popularity
N VBGD PLANER,
ats them all.
, Atlanta, Qa.
II S. nth St., St. Lout?. Mo. ??=?=?
ww ilium n nm n . "
y Agent.
9, 1807.
W. P. BREEDEN'S
0ARRIAGE REPOSITORY AND SALE STABLES
Aro located ia tho Brcodou Block wc?t eldo of tho Public Squaro, whoro.you will flud
it full lino of
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
of tho host makes. A carload of Singlo aud Doublo Wagons. Also a carload of well
?roko
3E3Zors?JS contd lk/?xxli&^m
Wo have bargains for ovo'rybody. Qivo mo a call,
January ?, 1897.
LADIES7
SHIRT WAISTS
ONLY
40 CENTS.
WHEN WE
READY TO WEAR
ALL WOOL
BLACK SKIRTS
$1.75
Can't make mistakes. Wo havo boon loaming tho business of buying
for years. Wo know a lot of things about
that you can't learn hearing other people talk, nor is there any printed
matter on tho subject. When wo say a thing is good, 'tisgood. When
we say a price is low, 'tis low. Come in and take a look at our
KIEW FALL DRESS GOODS.
?jj- Ono dollar goods at 10 cents a yard.
MENS CLOTHING.
SUITS PROM
8-1.00 TO $15.00
September 8, 1896.
BOYS' CLOTH INO.
SUITS FROM
$1.00 TO $6.00.
mm
ll,
CONDHNSED SCHEDULE.
Tr Kfli i Fobru ny Villi IMO.
J OU M <?'!.?'. llF.CKtVf.R.
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U'\!uiin. ' . . i a III
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Lv PnyottoHlIo U 21
LV Foyoltoville Junction ll 27
t.\ Sanford l- 00 p iii
Lv Climax 2 66
Ar 3rconsboro 3 25
Lv .'Iroonsboro 3 35
Lr ;5l?ko8iln'!o 1 23
l>y Walnut Covo
... Hurnl Uall
Ar Mt Airy
4 55
6 2(5
(5 60
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hy Mt Airy
Lv Kural Uni)
Ly Wnlnut Covo
I tokosdalo
". insboro
L\ '-reonaboro
i. climax
Lv .'nu ford
Ar i ayottovillc Junction
Ar i.'ayottuv?Mo
? 'njotlovillo
: Wilmington
NORTH HOUND.
Uv honnoltsvlllo
... Maxton
|i\ '.od Springs
i . !op? Mills
Ai l;?yr>tt.orllS?
. ?UTII BOUND.
M : . yottevlHo
Lr Hopo ?\lllis
Ll i??d Springs
; . Maxton
Ar ?ii nnottsvillo
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\ liliound oonncotioii? nt l'uyettovillo with
'i. antic Coast Lino for Ml points North
illili i si, nt Sanford willi tho Saabuurd Air
Liii >. I Orocnsboro with U10 Southern ItniLvny
' on ; iy, nt Wamut Covo with tho Noriblk
. . . ' ustorn ltaihond for Winston Salem.
; nih bound oonr.oot'.onB ut Walnut Covo
'..o Norfolk and Wostern Railroad for
It?al) .! oand points North and Weel, at Urorns
ln .1 y th tho Soutliorn ltnilwny Company for
Iii I Ijjli, Hlohniond and all points Noith and
ii Enyottovillo with tho Atlantio Coast
I.m - .rall pointa South, nt Maxton with tho
i '.i'd Air Lino (or Charlotta, Allanta and
ts South and Southwost.
V. K. KY{*fi, Honorai Passenger Agont.
J'? iV. FRY, Gonoral Mun igor.
"f'W ORDER TO MAKE PtAOE
?''"*? tor 1897 RAMBLERS, I will Boll you
. tho latest 1896
ii : tiers Brand New At $60.00.
i).>- Con you afford to mies thlsohanoo?
Douglas Jennings,
Novrmbor 27, 1896.
DW. B. B. BREEDEN,
* . i i x?oiar>03M jjn&isiTxmn\
1 ionriu>tt?ivUlo,a.C.
$$K}'>k ovor *ho nftnk? Omc0 "owra
"tjfT.?& from 9 a, m. to 6 p. m.
' PHARMACY.
?i lock ot pruflK und ModioUi?? is now
qv>iiSi 'MO.
OTk^i??^^ sr.
iv. i cv un?! Knvtloj.fo rn inni?li, K it ted 'ind
unruled fi ?i tn uhcun to tho bn?t. I'm ? ittj ? lt\\l
vv.np ? t -vdvli till k|?'f? '. "> .
(JI?Sd Stund, Nioklo -Stand all alzos. Swing
ing l.nmi.s choap, good and best.
SOAPS,
Huttormilk worth 6o oako, but lt ls only
10o box of 3 onhos. Savon dc la lioso only coats
20o for box of 3 cnkos and if it is not as good
ns a 25o Fonp bring it back.
CIGARS.
Snbaroso, Kxporta and on np to 15o a piocc.
ISMOKING TOBACCO.
Pick leaf, Yellow leaf, Winston, Pritohnrd'a
Pride, oto.
CANDY.
Caramel?, plnin, iood and Ohooolntos, Mnrs
mnllow's 6, 10, mid 2fic box. Lawnoy's Choco
lates J pound IO cents, pound 75.
PERFUMERY.
From 5o llottlo to two dollars and a half.
Eastman';-and ho loada in tho manufnoturo
of (Ino gooda.
li"? in in, Oils, Gins? mid Patty.
If yon wnnt to soo n pur (aol ty como and look
at my liconBo to practico phurinaoy-not many
in tho county.
^HB- Bring mo your proscriptions.
DOUGIAS JENNINGS.
November 10, 180?.
WOOD OR SMITH WORK
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY.
I bnvo oponed a Gcnornl Kopair Shop nt
tito Cain stand and nm prepared to do
nil kind of
WOOD OR IRON WORK.
Buggies, Wagons, Carts, cto., repaired ot
short notlco. I mako Horsosbooing o apo
olalty nnd gtmranteo satisfaction.
Cr5=- All I ask is a trial.
I
CAIN'S OLD STAND.
Ootobor s, 1895.
R. T. BARFIELD,
(NKXT TO TICMl'KUANOB IIAMJ, DEPOT 6T.)
BENNliTTSVILLE, S. 0.
MANUPACTURKn OF AND DKALHR IN
Furniture, Coffins, Caskets,
Motalto Oasos, EHo
I have three Hearses and can attend
i--T,--^r, calls to any part ol the colin
tiiaibima"W Orders by telegraph will
he promptly filled.
When not in my Shop I can be found
at my residence In West Bennettsvillc,
near D. C. White's. [ Aug, 1, 1894,
FOR SALE OR EXOHAN??7
HAVE a limited supply ot the tam-?
m ous llawkln's Prolific Cotton Seed,
which I will sell at popular prices or
exchange one for two. Thjs is a very
prolific variety and thc best allround
Cotton I ever planted.
Nov 24, C. F, MOORE.
n?T?HWTON,
Attornoy at Law?
Honnottsvitlo, S. 0.
Oflioo In tho Briok Row North of tho
Court Houso.
January 0, 1805.
~'|UDLBY & GASTON^
Attorneys at Law?
BENNETTSVILLE, 9, U.
Office on public square, west ot the |
Court House,
im
Buy Your Heavy
From Rowe Brothers;
3-ood Flour only $4.60 per Barrel.
Patent Flour only $5,25 per Barrel,
Good Tobacco only 180 per lb.
Best Tobaooo only 23operlb.
Lard only ? 1 -2c per Pound
IE i CHE
UNG.
Our Entire Line to be Sold
it a Sacrifice.
ilso to be Sold at Greatly Re
duced Prices. .
1
MOLASSES
in Barrels and Half t?arrote at
Lowest Prices.
By Case at Wholesale Prices.
we will have your trade if you will only see
us before buying.
Howe Ortrthe&?
January 25, 1897.
and Catch
M A T rn
@
IBM?
arran geinents
Fertilizers
Plantation Supplies
For 180^.
I can help you to save
JW ADDITION TO A GENERAL LINE OF
Hardware and Agricultural Implements and
TOOLS Of ALL DESCRIPTION
Wo have a largo lino of TIN AND GLASSWARE. Wo buy
stoves in Carload JL&is
and can consequently soil thom 1/0/77 low.
Wo carry tho nico?i and largest lino of
over seen in Bonnottavillo, and we. aro offoring everything at astonishing low
prices.
Como to seo us when iu need of anything in our lino OB we are confident that
We Can Please^ You
both in price and quality of goods.
Very respectfully,
BELTSVILLE HARDWARE GO.,
P. A. H?33?E3, A&mST.
October 18, 1896.
Make Mame Map%&$$.
J
CYSKT 9 BY BUYING YOUR JP?BNXTtmO AW
V VV * tho . 'Old Itoliable Furniture Store" on
Where you can get Room Sets, Bureaus, Bed
steads, Chairs, Mattresses,, Sofas, Picture
'Frames,, Etc,
COME AND M OUR STOCK ?Olli WM,
Vory respectfully,
JOHN
Ootober 6th, 18?0.