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BENNETTSYILLB, S. O, MY ?. A. ?UOW5 &CO. IWWMWWWW'i)VW,??'?'u''l'1,''''''l'"'U''''U,W'''1 O?lce West of Court House. Wednesday, February 10, 1897. A Bier Shipment. There has been shipped from Ben netts villo sinco tho 15th of August, 1896, to tho 31st of January 1897, 12,050 halos of cotton. Walt for Bargains. Fuller Brothers & Bristow will have a carload of fine mules hero Saturday night at prices ranging from #50 to $1.25. They can bo bought on timo with good security. A Master Miller. Mr. Joseph H. David has a new and experienced miller at his mill nud is now prepared to give you tho best meal, flour or rice. Give him a trial. All Invited. All aro invited to attend tho tour nament at Clio Friday, February 12th at 2 p. ni. There is a prize of $40, and those who ride will for ward their name to tho committee, J. L. Medlin and J. D. Woodley. Ghiof marshal H. C. Herring. Peo Dee Commission House. This now company with Messrs. D. M. D. McLeod and Willis Tur lington as managers has opucd up in the Coxe building for the purpose of supplying tho farmers with gro ceries, etc., at low prices. They also make a speoialty of oranges and magio food ibr cattle. Registration of Town Voters. Tho attention of all resident voters in the town of bennetts vii lc is called to tho notice of the Supervisor in another column. You cannot vote in tho next town election without a certif?cate. The books are now open and the Supervisor can bo found in the Probate Judge's office in the court house. Don't delay u day. Register at once. A Never Falling Sign. j An ever true barometer by wliich to judge the business methods of any firm is tho way the public re sponds to its advertisements. "Ads" bring trade to those that deserve it to stores that do ns they promise .-^-stores that are tried again and again and found not wanting. All ..oo'h; mr jojiwrah teed here as r?pre-i Hunted cn- back goos your money. Simon Strauss. Mo Timo panted. We waste rio time in ?nele?.. ]>)-.?" -, hut strike thc ii?ii ?aid down il LJOC?. Tho way to sell goods'quickly is to make the prices irresistible. Our annual clearing sale means that we aro closing out all of our surplus stock of overcoats and suits at prices that you can't afford to ignore if you are interested in the goods. We don't carry goods from season to season. Simon Strauss. Our County Magistrates. Our Representatives are certainly in a "strait betwixt two" iii the matter of choosing the Magistrates for the several townships, as in nearly all there aro two candidates, good clever, popular gentlemen, and in Brightsville two brothers, which deepens the dilemma of a ehoice. The Representatives will no doubt meot this week and settle the matter by drawing straws, which is tho only safo way out. Given Himself Up. Rainoy Lamb, colored, who, it will be remembered, killed Jeff Towns send, colored, on Christmas eve of 1895, near Mr. James F. David's north of town and made his escape, : came in yesterday morning and gave himself up to Sheriff Green and confessed to tho killing of Town send. Lamb has been wandering about in different, states since tho deed was done, and said he would not have left, but was persuaded to do so. Ho claims that the killing was justifiable. He is now in jail and will have a hearing nt tho next term of court. A SRO" Calamity. Thc sad news was received here last week of thc burning of the resi dence of Mr. W. J. Newby at Nash ville, N. C., together with nearly everything in it-saving only a lit tle bedding, two bedsteads and an extra suit for four of thc older chil dren. It was almost a total destruc tion of everything and left tho family in a sad and lamentable condition stripped of homo and its comforts. What an appeal to tho sympathies of their friends in Marlboro is con tained in thia sad news. Testimo nials of friendship are now in order and can bo left with II. W. Carroll or P. A. Hodges. Special Notice? Several years ago I obtained tho re cipe for making tho "N. T. Drake's" Magic Linimont, which I havo prepar ed at tho Drug store from tho very best di uga, and keep it on hand for salo with tho original directions by N. T. Drake. Thoro is no uso iu your paying 25 couts for 1? ounces when you can get 2 ounces for tho RU mc and mad? of the purest drugs eold in your own drugstore io Bennettsville by ap plying to NOAH ODOM, or at tho storo of C. ?. McCall. "." ??'?'??? Something new !? Corteo 25o. Ar? buckleboo at E, M Rowe's. ii::':A ' jp? xa iv ea O 3M . Mrs. Barney Wallace is lying very ill. Hon. J. N. Drake, of Hod Hill, -was in town Monday. i Mrs. T. M. Webster, woregrot to leam, is quito sick, Mrs. Bertie Ohildross has boen very sick with grippe. Mr. C. P. Hodges, of Browns ville, spent Sunday in town. Miss Norine Hudson spent last week with friends in Marion. Mr. D. 0. White, who has been down with grippe, is out again. Mr. Eddie Everett, of McColl, spent Sunday in Bonne tts ville. Mr. F. M. Easterling has been quito sick with grippe for several days. Mr. W. E. Caldwell and wife, of Gibson Station, spent Sunday , in town. Mr. L. E. Gaston left Monday morning for a trip North on special business. Mr. Hugh L. McColl will leave i in a short time for a trip to Mex- ? ico to soo the country. Miss Belle Jennings, who has . been spending some time in Pay- i ottoville, has returned. Mr. McD. Morrison, of Red Bluff, was in town Friday aud j niado us a pleasant call. Mr. J, F. David has recovered from the grippe said resumed his Saturday af tornoon sales. Miss Carrie Easterling, who has been teaching at Lynchburg, Sumter county, is now at home, Misses Alina Smith and Annie Swett, of Smithville, spent two days in our midst last week visit ing friends. Mrs. J. W, Quick, who has been spending a few days with relatives in Smithville, has re turned home. Our young friend Percy Wal lace left last week for Macon, Ga., to enter the Georgia-Ala bama Business College. Mr. Carl Crosland, who has been taking a course at the Bry ant and Stratton College, has re turned homo with grippe. Messrs. John McFeiver, Gus Young and Wiley Rhodes came over from Darlington on Satur day night and spent Sunday with us. Master Montgomery Robinson, in company with Dr. J. H. Reese, arrived in Tatum February 3, and will remain with his parents for some time. Mr. J. C. Fletcher, of Adams yilie was in town yesterday, ex hibiting Iiis popular plows-suit ed to all kinds of work and easily adjusted to any si?:o man or boy Air. T. 1 Rogers^ ono >>)! pul; (iarnosji K'.'pro.-K'.nliilivoi-', c.aino Koine Frida/ oi&l?t, l?a?yiiig spenj a WIM?V in bed I rum a ii?ve.?t? CftSO of grippe. Ho iva& able ip rotatrri tu v.(iii*(libia Mi MI'.Uiy Miss H, 1'. Weir, teacher pi the primary department of the Grad ed School, who has been quite sick with grippo, has been forced to go to her home in Raleigh for rest. Miss Liollio Moore has been elected to fill her place for two weeks. Death's Doings. Mr. James C. Hamer, formerly of this county, but for thc last fifteen years a resident of Robeson county, died on Sunday morning last. The remains were brought over Monday and interred at the family burying ground near Tatum. He has a number of friends and relatives in this county. Died at her home in Richland county on the ?th ultimo, Mrs. John A. Reese, formerly a resident of Bennettsville township. She will be remembered by our old citizens 'as Miss Mary Jano David, daughter ! of thc late James David. She has (many relatives and friends in Marl I boro who will regret to learn of her I death. "Knitting and Crocheting." A new book of 64 pnges, over 60 original designs illustrated, boautiful lace patterns, shawls, hoods, jackets, etc, has befen published by Tho Homo, 141 Milk St., Boston, Mass , and will bo sont with a subscription to that paper. Tho Homo is a 20 page monthly tilled with original stories, literary and domestic t?pico and fashions. Its de partment o? Fancy Work is a speoial feature, now and original designs each issue Tho prico of subscription is 50 cents hor year and will include 6no of the80 books. As a special inducement to trial subscribers, a copy of this book will bo given with a 6 months sub scription. Tho prico of book is 25 couts, but a 6 months' subscription and tho book combined will bo sent for only 15 couts Their annual pre mium list for 1897 will bo sont free on application. A Pair of Alligators. Our popular Sheriff, Capt. J. B. Green, has a pair of young alliga tors fresh from thc lakes of Florida. They were a presont from Miss Lizzie Bethca, of McColl, who, with her grand mother, Mrs. I. W. Will iams, has just returnd from a visit to her son, Mr. John Williams, at Jacksonville. On her way to tho "land of flowers-," the Captain told Miss Lizzie to bring him an alliga tor. Sure enough on her rottirn tho Captain met them at tho dopot and after salutations, Miss Lizzo handed him a box, saying, "Captain, hero aro your alligators." Tho Captain enjoys tho joko hugely, but is now at a loss what to do with his pets, as ho cannot got them to cat any thing and ie not up on tho otilturo ot'thom. Homo mado Graham Flour, Buck wheat and Maple Syrup at E. M, Howo'a. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Full moon noxt Wednesday. - Masonic mooth)g noxt Fri day night. - February is tho month for treacherous weather, - Seo oui* offer to thoso want ing a nice teacher's Bible. - Don't forgot ' to make your returns to the Auditor. Only 10 days moro. -. Call at tho hardware store for tho genuine Starko Dixie plow and castings. - Pee Dee Uiver is on a boom and thoro was no crossing at Che raw yesterday. - A nico six room cottage in west Bonnottsville can be rented cheap. Apply to Rowe Brothers. - Tony Hope, the old reliable street workman, did some good work last week opening tho wa terways. - Wo havo blank liens, bills of sale, etc., on hand now and eau accommodate thoso in need of such things. - A full report of tho work of tho Legislature is found on oui* [irst page. Road it carefully and koop posted. - Mr. D. M. D. McLeod has moved up iii oast Bonnottsville, [ind occupies the house recently vacated by Mr. C. J. Lide. - Mr. P. C. Emanuel has a fine Lot of choice Poland China and Berkshire pigs one month old bhat he will soil at $1 each. - Wo call attention to tho shange of schedule on tho Capo Foar and Yadkin Valley road, which went into effect Sunday. - It is rumored that tho State taxes for 1897 will bo 5? mills. Uncle Joel will havo good grounds to complain of high taxos then. - Mr. Peter Rivers claims the lionor of killing tho largest hog this season-710 pounds. He had to cut it up and weigh in pieces. - Do you want a nico horse blanket ? If so W. P. Breeden lias a big lot that ho. is closing Dut at cost to make room for other joods. - Mr. J. J. Pearson came near Losing his valise Monday in at tempting to ford Phill's creole on Iiis way to Cheraw, in company with Deputy W. H. Hubbard. -Why will you buy bittornause iting tonics when Grove's Taste Loss Chill Tonic is as pleasant as Lomon Syrup Your druggist is authorized to refund tho money in every case whoro it fails to sure. Price oO cents. - Mr. T. H. Bothea lost a balo 3f cotton from tho platform at McColl and is off or! ni? a reward lor its rn?.ni if nl?sp?acod by ac .iklonl. or si.ol'Mi. Road His o riot ? J another column ami help hon ti lld it (iud gel the ;vw;i'.<.l. ? Some of the Slate pacers aro 5bowing '.ip tho present system pf county ?ovcininei.l as a, \or,> ex pensive luxury. Tho pay of so many commissioners and the pay of two guards for the chain gang 3onstitutos tho main objections. More Protection to Landlords. A bill is now before thc Legisla ture to better protect, the landlord who hires labor on his farm cither for wages or on thc share system, md to punish the violation of con tracts. This law has been needed Tor some time and it is hoped will oe enacted this time. Thcbill reads \s follows : Section.1. Thatany laborer work ing on shares of crop or for wages in money or other valuable eonside .ation under a verbal or written jotract to labor on farm lands, who ?hall receive advances cither in noney or supplies, and thereafter ivillfully and without just cause fail ;o perform the reasonable services required of him by the terms of tho mid contract, shall bc liable to prose cution for a misdemeanor, and on conviction shall be punished by im prisonment for not less than twenty lays nor more than thirty days, or to be fined in the sum of not less than $25 nor more $50, in the dis cretion of the court. 3ellg|ou8 Notes. Night service has been resumed it thc Baptist church. Services be ?in at 7:30. Thc Juvenile Missionary Society if tho Methodist churoh will meet it tho church Friday afternoon at i o'clock. Rev. D. W. Fox, of Lunibcrton, ment Sunday in town and preached iii thc Presbyterian church in thc norning and in thc Methodist at night. Sunday was a beautiful spring ily day and good congregations issembled at the Baptist, Presbyte rian and Methodist church in the norning. Wc return thanks to Rev. M. C. gniole for a copy of thc minutes of lie Mt. Moriah Freo-Will Baptist Conference held October 22-24, 1896. This conference includes ?, jhurohes in Riohmond county, 4 .in Robeson,-4 in Marlboro and 1 in Dhostorfiold. Tho noxt session will JO hold with Piney Plains ohuroh icar Nowtonvillo. Jnolalmod Lottors. Lottors addressed to tho follow ng persons romain uncallod for it tho postofflco: Mr. Donal Bond, Mr. Banclford, Miss Janie Collins, Miss Presley 3roloy, R. H. Houstoss, Jamos Mallroy, Miss lizzie May, P. A. [Ionson, W. T. ^Meadows, Henry McNoal, John Evans Pogues, P. I\ Houstoss, Sljaho Letters, Col, rlourton Ruckor. lu Mouioi'Jam. James Rowland, infant 6ou of Jun es A. and Mattio David, passed into thc realms beyond a fow days ago nfto?; an illnoss of only .a Short timo. At fust his condition was not thought to bo sorious, but it soon becomo apparent that tho disease had tukon a finn hold upon his little body* All was donn that loving hands and medical ski ?J could do, but Ho who gave, was ten derly sayiug, "Dear little Ono, coayo from suffering and como unto me Tho heart ceased to throb, tho body lay cold in death, but where was tjie spirit? It had answered tho oall and had gone to bo with God iu glory. ) n tho presence of a largo number .of sympathizing friends tho funoral was preached by Hov. E. P. Easterliiij^ aqd tho body laid to rest at Quick's cemotory. "Asloop ia Josue, blessed sleep, Prom whioh nouo ovor wako to weop." Dear little ono, thou art gono lo return not again. No moro will tho glad hearts of fatlior and mother leap for joy in catching a smile from you/ innocent face. Wo will murmur not, for God gavo theo and took theo, both in loving kindness to us. We will weep not, though n light and joy and j comfort have gouofrom our hearts, foi* I thou art at rest and wo rojoiee in thy blessedness. j Thou art in u homo of peaco and light, With Jesus nod your ?riouds, Where wo soon moy moot thoo And lifo ehalt uovor ond. A RELATIVE. February 4, 1897. Beautiful Sea Shells. Every one admires thora. Since coming south I have received numer ous inquiries from northern people for sea shells, aud now I am prepared to answer yes, I can send you sholls, for I have made quito a collection of love ly shells, both from our own coast, tho coral reefs and some lovely ones fron? tho West India islands. I will moil a dozen or more different kinds, i . two alike, to any ono who souds a Ko nth inn foi? riofiit&ff?i --1 * - - i--0 - * Yours, Mrs. F. A. "WARNER. Jacksonville, Fla. - A Card of Thanks, I take this method of returning thanks to tho many iriends who con tributed lo tho building committee of the.Mt. Zion church on tho Marion road near Donoho. M. C. QUICK. February 8, 1897. Amendment to Supply Or di nanci;. ?mendm?iit to Scotion gth of nu Ordi nance to raise HuppHes for tho town Buuncttsvillo for tho year ending Apt il 1897. Amended by striking out tho word to and inner tin j j in '.?JU thoroof tho woi. lioonso foo, and adding thereto tho follow lug, viz. : Auy poison residing within thu corporato limits of tho town of Bonnotb. villo who owuB ono or moro dogs and shn.1' fail or ref uso to pay said lioimso foo as vt . quired hy U'i? ji.cUon bli td) lo deome guilt)' of \\ udiulcolianor and upon cm vii lion ' ' Lonlonccd to p.\v a Into of h?iil?j than two dojlrit'a har niom MJ'MD five doWni br lie imprkonod n?t inoro than riVo divV? jD?wio und rattf?C'it i? Council ])t<cotab< 3d, iSot?. C. f?. MCCALL, Al^or. ? Attest: MILTON MCLAUIUN, Town Olork. CLEMSON COLLEGE Tho fifth soRsion of Clemson Agriculture . College will begin Thursday, February i8tb 1897. To tho two regular four year course loading to the degrco of Bachcllor of Soi onco, a ppecial two year coin sn in Mcohanic> and Engineering lins hoon added. Tho courses of instruction inoludo tb . following Eubjoots : Agriculture", Chemistry, Horticulture, Dairying, Veterinary Soionce, Botany, Geology, Miuerology, Mechanical Electrical and Civil Engineering, English Mathematics and History. Board, washing, fuel, lights for session ot 40 weeks, ?.W.oo. For catalogue containing full particular! address E. B. ORAIGIIEAD, Prosidont, Clemson College, 8. 0. January 5, 1897. MOTIC& ?0 ADKinSTUTinS, BECUTOM 1* Guardians and Trustees : Tho law re quires all Administrator?, Excoutors, Guar i diana and Trustees to ranko roturna to tho Probato .Tndgo of tho county during thu months of January and February of oaoli year, and failing to make snob return" thoy forfoit their commission. Tho Inp; Grand Jury brought thia mattor to tho at tention of tho Cirouit Court, and I will bo compelled to enforce tho law Btriotly fn tho future. MILTON MCLAURIN, Judgo of Probate. Dccombor 9, 1896. Totter, Salt-Rheum and Eozoma, Tho intonso itching and smarting incl dent to thoso disoasos is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye an i Skin Ointment. Many vory bad case have been permanently cured by it.? )t is equally ofllcioat for itching piles and a favorito remedy for soro nipples chapped hands, chilblains, frost bitio and chronic soro eyes. 25 ots. per box. Dr. Cady'fl Condition Powdor?, aie just what a horse nooda whon in bad condition. Tonic, blood pur liier an? vermifuge. Thoy ayo not food bid modicino and tho best In uso to put n horse in primo condition. Prlco &? I cents per paokago. BUSINESS EDUCATION offered ono hoy and girl ht erny county in South' Can ? lina by tho 1 argent and mo prc-orainontly practical of Southern inntitn tiona. Pally drill in real bauktng busine<s I and ofiloo work. Po&itiono seoared graduate) ? through tho Employment Bureau. Write at onco to tho GEORGIA BUSINESS COLLEGE, January 6, 1897, Maoon, *Gn - THU - NEW BARBER SHOI, Joe Hatcher, Proprietor* This in tho placo to get your hair out in tho latest style. Whon you want an eany, , good and olean nhavo or anything dono in the tonsorial lino give mo aoall. . My shop islooated on the northeast corner of thooomt ! houso square E. M. Rowe delivers all goode pur chased bf him, 'I'll nWMWM Oil fiROCIlRlI. i "?7"E OFFER SOME CHOICE GOODS THIS WEEK ' YV .? ? . TO CLOSE OUT. New Cocdftiiuts, 125 to Bag, $1.00. Cjhoieo Picnic Hums, 7 l-8e pound. Fairey Baldwin Apples, $1.85 por Barrel. Best Sugar Cured . Calumet'? Hams, 12c pound. Raisins, Choieo Loudon Layers, $1.75 per Box 80 lbs. Timothy Hay. Carload just received, $17 50 per Ton. I? PATENT AND STRAIGHT FLOUR. Throe Cars just in at Prices that Cannot be Duplicated. 3,000 POUNDS OF TOBACCO Ui jVckages of IO Pounds up at Prices Ranging from i 7 cents Pound to 40. We have the Largest Lot of Tobacco ever brought to Bennettsville; bought Ll ihm Luio AI LOW KM PB run MM Iii ch we can offer customers, buying in original pack ages, at prices beyond competition, miunnnn nnnn Ulli ill Wholesale Provisions and Groceries. \ \\,-Watch this space each week. December 12,1896. bi ^ a M rr m tfl M .1 M IB ? 'Ml it i r j\KMSrM ?/r Ifltt W?0M AT CARROLL'S ! h. Gio Anywhere in the United States! f/O .1. iou if .on like, Qo to Atiu if you with, Go to Japan if you j)leasc, Q? to I?ut?? if i/uu cdV< <<?, Go nnywlioro you wont to, but lt will bo impossible for you to got away from, o: fir'.und tl., foot, Omi right boro in your own town is whore you onn got tho owest Prices for High Grade Goods! Wo ?)H? . tin: b't'ift nssortmont united to tho noels of our patrons, tho vory bost quality, Un . '< \'h:i the l .wost pricos, ovorything considered, to b> found nnywlioro. Our stook am , . - wi!i verllj) .bis assertion. Wo now oi?crin addition to our usually woll solcotoil assort nen i W u toll Os and Jcwolry nnd Pu ney Goods of nil grados An Exquisite Assortment of China Brio a Brae. liions from Ilnviland, Jnpnn, Goiinany and India. Must be'soon to be appro l.nlorl i|HJ)Oll Otate i, ALUMINUM GOODS, At. entirely mw and attractive collection of this lino. Aluminum is four timos lighter thai ''vc , pipiully iif protty, stronger and moro lasting. This lino of goods is woll roprosontod ii inn v M i i. lot Intended for sorvlco, in novelties and in attrnotlvo articles suitable fo )? v ii.'?>Milu .' Indios or gontlcmon. Inuitiro for this deportment, you will bo pleased wit) M di. '.' o. k' aro guaranteed not to tnrnisb. BOOKS j BLOCKS ANJO GAMES. V. 'b ivi: a neat assortment of linois-Books for children. Prices from 6 conts to $1.25 Rooks !< i older i.ends at prices from 25o to .$2 60 caob. All innko suitnbio presents. Plotur Jil i i for tli ) l abios, Gamos for tho children, Oroklnolo Hoards, Ao. Writing Desks, Plus! .mi' heather, AM.urns, heather Purses, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Music Holla, Travoling Oases Wagons, Carts, Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows, Anything to ninu&o tho oblldron you will find in my stock. I usually mako un offort to col tool rt J many io.O ly usoful novelties ns possible for Christmas presonts. This season is not ai oxoopttoti to i lie rulo. Ilowovor, I have added this season a lino of high olnss Iron toys wino aro i i .'.v'i.v i'. i< -'.cuotibto, also ? well solcotod assortment of ohenpor Toys-Tin IIorsoB, Wngoni novelties in 'J iuv/aro, Doll? of all sizes, dressed and undressed, as woll as nil tho latest toys an modom ir. ven duns by whiuh tho nvorngo small boy is mado noisy and happy. Ill FOR YOURSELF IF THE ASSORTMENT IS RIGHT ! SEE FOR YOURSELF IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT I r think lt unmiooaaary for mo to mako any spacial effort to onil tho attontion of an Intolllgon publ?Vtu. every detail ef my business. I hnvo enjoyed your oonlldonoo and patronago for 1 y vat', And most of my patrons aro familiar with tho lines of Goods I hnvo heretofore oarrlet T baie not out down, bul in ron sed my stock, have added ?ovo ral now lines in my efforts to koo uhre iU Willi the timos and your requirements, I invito you to examino and prico my goods 8oe what I Of? ii ?how you. If you don't soo what you want ask for it und. DON'T DO A THING ! until you 1: <. .v what wo hnvo for salo, Wo will do our host to pienso you, and will take plew ?ve I' .bowing goode whothor you wish to buy or not and will bo disappointed If you rall t como. With bon wishes for a morry Christmas, and In grateful memory of llboral patronsj during pitt >tar8, I romain, YOURS nnSPKOTFULLY, Dcoerabot t, 18??. IKE. "W. Oo^rrolX. DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SAM?J Vnluablo tu.d well improved fanning Iftiidd for falo ne^t tho town of Dallington. Heu?oniudo pi loo and tonne, in small or larga ilota. Apply to J, J. WARD, t Darlington, 8. O. ?Sotmbor 4/1896,-?^nn ? Sowo Ot tho tito; I desirable butina and rcBldonoo lots In tho town of Bonnotti vlllo, Tho Jennings property IB now d vldod Into lots and a plat of same oatt I soon at my offloo, T. W. BOUO??lBRy Attorney. November as, 1896. Shoes ! Shoes ! Como and seo my lino of Shoes bbioro you buy and T Hunk you will save money, . A Nice liine of Mats. I have a nice lino of Hats and will sell thom cheap iii order to open out a nice lino for Spring. STAPH ?RY GOODS AND NOTIONS. I have a well assorted stock of Staple Dry Goods and Notions. Como and see what I have and seo if I can't save you somo money. I have a line of Fancy Groceries equal to any in town and as cheap. POTTED HAM 5 CENTS. ARBUCftO.E'8 COFFEE VERY LOW. Flour and Meat. On Flour and Grocries I will always meet the market *niee. Thanking my friends for past favors and soliciting a continu ance of same, I am yours, etc., P. A. MCKELLAR, BRICK ROW NEXT DOOR TO C, S. MCCALL. February 1, 1897. . . ! TUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TN" if Mus! lino comprising Glove Val voa, . Anglo Val vos, Chook Valvq?i,''5\:jr Corks, Elbows, Nipples, T's, Wa rev G lassos; also full line of Steam Pine.11| .1 also invite your attention to this particular linc, which comprisc? a com? ploto assortment suitable'to this section of trade. Pumps and Pump Pipe. A full lino of Drive and Force .Pumps whioh I offer to tho trade at,low prices. P?INTS, OILS ?ND GL?SS. My stock in this lino compiises a full assortment of standard brands of White Lead and Glass. A full line of Glass all sizes. ?SP A large stook of Machinery or Lubricating Oils at very low prices, both wbolcsalo and retail. Mowers and Reapers. I ara solo agortt'for the celebrated McCormick Machines, which need no recommendation. < IRON AND STEEL. My stock is complete in ali tho standard sizes of Iron. Full lino of Ootngbn and Tool Steel. Just receiving a new and elegant line of all these goode, whioh I oflbr low for cash. My line is complete and at rook bottom prices. A oall will convince you*, Jiut Received a vory large lot at very low prices. The handsomest lino in town at tho lowest prices. 03? I solicit your patronage. C. S. JMCC*?1JE,. August ?2, 1896. ? RARE CHANCE?! MILLINEEY AT COST 1 IN ORDER TO TURN MY STOCK QUICKLY INTO CASH, I WILL commonco my annual clearanco sale a little onrHov this year, I will com mence soiling at 1W YORK COST, MONDAY DICIIlill ?, This salo will continuo until the entire stook has bcon disposed of. Romom* ber, this is no rubbish, but ALL THIS SEASON'S STILISH GOODS. Tho pricoB on Ribbotis, Hoso, nnd Union Suits will eurpriso you. COME QUICK IF YOU WANT A BAR??IN. Very rospeotnilly, December $, 1896.