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MX S. A. IIKOWX ?& ??. Ojfice Weat of Court House. Wednesday, Deoember 8, 1897, HOHKIOUO NotOS. i .. Holmea will looluro to tho youug Indico Mn nf tornoon ot tho Proabytorlan oh. ot 4 o'clock. ' Tho hour for Sunday eohool nt tho Methodist church hos boon ouoDgod from 5 tu .> o'olook, p m. Tho meeting ot th? Proabytorian ohuroh w utill lu progress, nod Hov, Mr. ilolmoa ia piaiohing som? very iotoroatlug oud iu istniolive s?rmons. Huudoy WOB n lovoly day and nil tbo olnnrh.w were open in tho morning, bub closed at night foe union Bot vico ot tho Pro:lby(orlon ohuroh, oui to boor ono of tho phdnoab and moat Inatruattvo Bormon8 .ou .Sanctification. Ho oortainly bru8hod away rdl tho tho mletifioatiou nbout tho word, and tho duty of mau to heod tbo oill. ' Vi) ft SALE. Nino head of mules find horsos. Will soil on csedit. J, T. Hunter. 'itandy For Uso, T>clioiou8 ready ma lo pie orust is fcomething now at E. M. Rowe's Fan cy Orocery. Marrtod. On 'duuday aftoruoou Dcoombor 5bli ?R97, at tho realdonoo of Rev. Rov. L. M. Humoi and by tho sonia Mr. Tild?n Loo, of HubriMi, And Mles Ellao Adama, daugh ter ot Mr. J0B60 B. Adams of Bonnotts, ville. Ploturas For Tho Holidays. Mr. Ooo. Taylor wishes us to a.*y to tho publio for him that ho will he] in hi? new gallery by Doo. 10th ready to make your pictures. Ho lins re duced Ids prioos for tho holiday trade. Call and soe him ut tho orange color ed ga!?Jry east of Court Houso. Going i .1 Soolety Hill. Mr, \\T. T. MoLnughliu, who hus bvoii living near Gardner's Bluff, lins -onto'Mho Mills owned by Capt S W. T .v!.ns at Society Hill and will move over this week. These mills| oro popular and havo 0 good patron age _ ^_ AV AN'OED-Several regular board ors to ootuni?hce Jan. 1st'97, nt the] dim. L. MoLaurin house. J. T. Hunter. i'Iro Jn Tho Flats. Mr. J. A. McDaniel had tho mis fortune tb;lose his ginhouso on last. Thuivdny nbout 12 o'clock together willi V bales of cotton, machinery lot of wheat, oats, farm implements, etc., Hi* lo.-:-: \k about $700 with no insu yiuico. It was a water gin and the origin of i he lire is not known. ?iooltio?>. . -)W?n|> MO 1 . oft! ?nv ol?xd-. . liist meetitii.; of War?h?ro Lod^o No 88, A . V. ,Vi ; V/, M...C. 8 OhnffiK H, VY.--.J. R '.liimtwm. ."^r -v. \ . ,m? u? Trem : vt rer - 1!/. .l-\r-'.i?.':-. SKvetary-R. Challin. Thc oi l ?r officors will bo appointed .uni instuliod on Ibo 27. Hlghhawdetjl Outrage. .A >\-.g?':ur Jesse James assault was ina de on Mr. Julinu McLnurin, son of Judge Milton MoLaurin, on his woy amine about 8,30, near tho residence ol' W. B. Mowo Saturday night. Tho would bc murderer secreted nt the conier of tho strcot and fired two sb pl s, bi il. of which failed to hit but v uno m it-one ball passing through hju hal. N . \< Ku : ervloors. < ! >-day tho present bonrds of 8U| ? vis rs pf registration will make \ up their Hats of all who registered un - | der tho understanding olauso of tho constitution and go out of office. The Governor will appoint a single super visor for each county who will simply lowe to conduct an educational oxaiui nation or examino a pay reseipt show ing Unit the bearer owns $300 worth ol' property. Socking Fortunes Elsewhere, Almost every week we hoar of some one {n eparing to loavo for other fields in finaron for a botter liviug. Some nie making; good trades in tho ex? oh an ge, and securing conveniences llu:)' did not havo here, but will they ( bo as wo}l satisfied? ?wi?c.-idny Ir? Dooombor. Thc crowd in town Monday was tho largest since Circus day, and by far the dryest of monoy. There wero no special attraction?, and thoso who had a little spout most of it nt tho auction mles. J. F. David and C F. ' Coving'toti woro kept busy selling odds ?i ami etui J, old horses, etc:, Tho stock , .: ai li e t was well supplied and some ?old ai fair prices Messrs Hamer, Bollon, J. S. Covington and Nowton hud some fine poultry on exhibition and nales mado. Mr. Jceso David 'hud a pen of Essox pigs. The Sheriff and Clerk both lind property to sell. Tho Clerk sold the Ju, A. McLeod land in three tracts : IU sore-1 to J. JJ. Napier for $25; 64 acre? to J. T. Evans for $1603; 127$ dori?! A. Matheson for $1675. Tho ?lubhav? land was sold to J, D. Moore fr $20110. The Miss C Emanuel laud wo* bought by W. M. Smith for $5775 Tho ?ato John Smith's land in Smith ville was sold in 3 traots : 64 aores to Elizabeth Sollors for $183 ; 82 acres lo Kim* Livingston for $123 ; 61 acres (o V. H. Gillespie, Jr. for $77. The (Sheriff sold under lion a lot of colton io? 4 85; fodder, 1.02 por 100, hayal 56; corn 80 to 47; cottonseed ni, ! por bushel ; syrup 84 canis 0 gallon , peas in hu.ll, 88 cts. por 100 j; j pounds Thei'?j were no nccidonts or incidents worthy of special note. , Tk08?'who Bn?for from impaired di gestion iud weak stomachs, and on ao contd, of thin havo e pooullnr droad ot obllh" f ud fovor wi 1 bo glad to loom that a euro foi oh I Ila *nnd fovor Is now manu frtomrcd and unlveraally ?old whloh dons not iltjatho Btomnoh but actually bono* fit? 16. tb ls Ramon's Pepsin Chill Tonio 'Mohvji and guarantoaJ, joOi IF* ?35 Hi ? O 3M A'L S? . Mr, W. J, Wynn, of Hobron, renewed old friendship Monday. Mr. B. E\ Mooro of Adamsvillo was among our callers Monday. Mr. L. D. Quick of Smithville dropped in Monday to seo us with a smile. Mr. W. V.. Billiard, of Red Blui?, made ns a pleasant call Monday. Mr. E. G. Hemdon, of Brights villo, was among tho callers Mon day with a smile. Mr. J. E. McLeod of Hobron was ih town Monday and gave us a pleasant call. Mr. T. Koss Adams, of Lester, was in town Saturday and mado us a pleasant call. Mr. Joel Gibson of Adams villo gave us a pleasant and prof itable call Monday, Mr. T. 0. Parha?f., of Lowor Hebron, was in town Monday and remembered us. Mr. T. E. Williams, of Now tonvillo was in town Monday and made us a pleasant call. Miss Bortha McDaniel, of Beauty Spot section, spent sev eral days in town last week. Mr. Geo. D. Williams who has been a rosident of our town for two years is preparing to leavo us. Mr. Honry B. Fuller, of Fuller Bros. & Bristow, came home Monday night with a car load of horsos. Mr. A. J. Heustoss, of Rod Bluff, was in town Saturday and made us a pleasant call with smiles, Mr. W. P. Breeden returned homo Saturday from tho market with another carload of choice mules. Mr. J. M. Woodley and family of Clio passed through town this morning for their now homo in Sumter. Mr. Q. C. Quick of Hebron was iu town Monday . taking in the sights, but remembered T h e DEMOCRAT. Mr. J. R. Butler of the ex change spent Sunday at the hos pitable home of J. D. Mooro in the Bethel section, Messrs J. A. Goodman and J. E. Animons two clover farmers of Hebron, gavo us substantial tokens of friendship Monday. We regret to learn that Mr. A. J. Moore, is again quite sick from a relapse. His friends hope ho will bo ablo to tido over his illness. Mr. O. B. Carter, who has been canvassing the county for tho National Kitchen Cabinet, has gono to Timmonsvillo to spend the winter. Mr. J. P. Radford, of Abbovillo an old and experienced telegraph lineman, is now associated with Mr. B. B. Childress in the Tele } Shone l>u'4vn?s Kev, W. il. Ki Hob ol tho S. (J1, U?.)ilf?'roiico ' nil brio beloved j ia .Mu' }'..oro. wiis in town Friday last, Hts family have boon re U?ilinji nt M?'.'l!in ?-V?.; in ft s for twro \yvavH\>\\\ we learn they ibl.ond lu I sell their home ana go elsewhere. -Mr. H. K, Covington is pre pared to supply our people with milk as desired and tho choicest butter. Just let him know. J6?? Fresh Rolled oat buckwheat and maple syrup at E. M. Rowe's, A House For Kout. Seo mo if you want to buy, or rent a comfortable dwelling for uext year Good neighbors, good water, healthy localitv. uino rooms, rcnsonablo price. Nov 17, 1897. J. I\ CAMPHKLL. Anything kept in a fancy grocery store can be lound nt E M Kowo's so como by carly, and have your goods delivered. Aro Voa WenUt " Weakness manifests itself in the loss oi ambition and aching hone?. The blood ia watery; tho tissues ore wasting-the door is being opened for disease. A bottle of Rrowim' Iron Ritters taken in time will restore your strength, soothe your nerves, moko your blood rich and red. Do you more good than an expensive special course of medicino. Browns' Iron Bitten ir sold by all dealers. No Cure- No Pay- That is the way all druggists sell "Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic" for Chills and Malaria. It ls simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless lorm. Children lovr it. Adults preter it to bitter nauseating tonies. Price, 50 Sour Btomaoh (Juro. A long timo I was a great sufferer from Livor and Staniaoh troubles. I had a dull pain in my loft sido under my honrfc. At times my sido beoamo swollon and tho pain aouto. My stomach was alway? sour and I would vomit ovorytimo I oat. My bonds woro vory irregular, causing me pain and distress. I tried nany things without any bonoflt. I road of your modi oino and concluded to try it' and am glad thoo I did. I felt bettor after tho tlrst (IOHO. I continued to talco Rimou'a Livor Pills & Tonio Pollots until I was entirely ourod.-D. W. Poniard, Otto, Macon Co , N. 0. Farmers Plant Wheat, At tho presont price o? flour, with its adulteration, it will pny any far mer to plant a patch of wheat It is tho only way to get puro flour and got it cheap. Mr. BU K. Covivgton has a good supply of choice seed wheat at his flour mill that ho is soiling nt only $12? por bushol, Don't wait, but sond nt onco and got seed and try a patch you wont regret it next Juno. doing to Bumtor. Mr. W. J. Rivers has sold out and moved his family to Sumtor. Dr. J. A. Woodley loft yosttrday for his now homo in Sumtor. Mr. W. T. Edons loaves this week with his family for his homo in Bum tor. Weddin* Bolls Are Ringing. Married on Wodncsdny ovoning last Capt. V. G. Alston, tho popular Insurance agent, and Mrs. Luoy E, Roper of Tatum. Tho DKMOCHAT 1 extends boat wlshos. TOWN AN]) COUNTY NEWS, --Mr. G. W. VYadclill killed six pigs on tho 2nd notting him 1008 pounds pork. ? -Town taxes on real ostato and personal proporty is duo and must bo paid at onco. -Tho n i ir hi; oo.s?onger on the Coast. Lino now arrives at 9.56. Tho local f rotgut at 8.50, in the aftornoon. -The attention of ali is called to the notice of County. Auditor in this issuo. Making revurns is as paying taxes. -The time for paying stato and county taxes expires on tho 31st., and if you wait too long you may bo too late. -Mr. A. B. Bryant of tho Judson section sends us a sample of his 80 gallon crop of ribbon cane syrup that is fine. - Tho young pupils of Miss Stallings music class gavo a con cert at tho Graded School Chapel yostorday aftornoon. It was line. -Senator McLaurin hus rent ed No. 501 B; Stroot, N. E. on Capital Hill, Washington D. C. whoro ho will resido during his stay in that city, -A French physician hus proved to a certainty that the contagious period in whooping cough comos previous to tho ap pearance of tho ''whoop." -In our local last week of Titos. A. Odom's crop the num ber of pounds seed cotton should havo been 1,000 pounds to tho acre instead of 100 pounds. -Cotton is low but a bale of cotton will buy more goods now in Bonnottsville now that it would last yoar. Ask tho mer chants who advertise in tho DEM OCRAT. -Thc rate to Charleston next week is $290 for round trip. Tho Coast Lino will run specials no doubt from Floronco to accom modate tho Poe Deo section. Seo tho R, R. Agent. -Mr. Jones, tho Lumberton architect, has commencod work on a large brick building for tho Bennettsville Furniture Co., on the old sito of the Adams House on the east side of public square. .-You can dye Black, Yoi low, Cardinal, Scarlet, Turkey Red, Orange, Brown, Oliver Groon, Drab, Blue, Navy Blue, and Sky Blue without staining your hands or vessels. After dyeing, tho vessels simply need rinsing out; no scouring of hands and vessels if you uso Putnam Fadeless Dyes. Sold by E. Sternborger, Clio S. C. 03- Dr. E. Hi Goldborg, Deutist, of New Borne, N. D., is now located in Bennottsville. Office up.stairs in Weatherly brick building. AU branch es of the profession including crown and bridge work executed at shortest notice. Ho will bo glad to render his services. ViO?itbi? lo I V o ni .?. !\ 1 i..'i:illy va1 ? tibio [>t wouivi) ? < thorns hr?!-J ?titube. |}fio!vncii<: Vii".??l\e?, '?..;.-.>...?lu ? ?ti.mpj , is, strengt) tt?V.e?! (Iii it?i.vo .>! , W??iiKuiim, ami ..'..> ?;<..<?. of lihultfi m 1 l.v ! conn , io u?< prUlltj . >.<,>k ivbrji ;i . nun. I Oorful ro?k<?v ti ni ii, (.'<.<. .> j (ir( vorwoiikfk?ni .ii' t,'tikiu>equal.' N . 1. ..i.. . ! lt.'ii. I 1 ii \iil!i?im (his iiv/uoi < vi u. (I . ' Iii-...? ,\-.' J rou llii?ia it ! id by ali dealora "Warning Notice. I THIS duy warn nil poraono not to tree I paos, in any way, on nny of my laud. Any ono found violating tins notico will be punished to tho full oxtont of tho luw. JOHN MANNING. Bcnnottsvillo, S. O. Nov, 23, '97. NOTICE" To Township Commissioners. OU uro roqucatcd to limul in to this ollloo tho nnmca of nil nblo-boditd mulo peraon8 in your Townships between tko nges of 18 and 50 years, nlao thu number of miles of Public Road by thu 2otb Dccembor 189V, By ordor of ibo County Board. W. P. KINNEY, Obairman. J. T. COVINGTON, Secrotary. NOTICE T ANNUAL JRETURNS OFJWERTY. OOUN'lY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, ? ?enncttavillo, S, C., Dccombor 1,1897 $ |OTIOE in boroby gtvim that thia ollloo will bo opon from't'io iatdiy of Janu |ary to tho 20th day of Fobruary 1898, for tbo purpoio of rccoiving the rotnrna of tho taxpnyora of Marlbovo county. All poi'sona having property in thoir possojaion aa Ow nor or Holder, or as Husband, Paront, Guardian, Triistoe, AdmlnUttator, Aooounb big Ofiloor, Agont, Attornoy 01 Faotor, on tho lat dny of January 1898, ato required to lint tho name for taxation within tho timo required by law, or Incur tho ponalty of 50 por cent, which attnahoa in onso of falluro to do eo. Tbo Comptrollor-Oenornl has inntruotod Audi tot ii to rcqub'o all mcrohants to m uko thoir roturnfi ou tho blanks.prepared for I for that purposo. Mcrohants will ploaso I mnko a note of this. Tho Poi-l. TAX of Ono Dollnr is laid on lall malo porsona between tho ngoB of 21 and 60 years, except persona who are maimed, unablo to carn a support, or Con federate Soldiers, Tho Auditor or an assistant will attond nt tho following pluccs In tho comity on tho dnys named for tho oonvonicnoo of tho public ; Red Hill, COXO'H tttorc, January 6,1898 Brownsville, Friday, January 7, 1898 Hebron, Monday, January io, 1898 (Olio, Tuesday, January it, 1898 Rod Bluff, Wodnosdny, January 12, 1898 Tatum, Thursday, January 13, 1898 Nowtonvillo, Friday, January 14, 1898 Brlghtevjllo, Goodwin's, January 18, 1898 Qulok'fl Storo, Wednesday January 19, 1898 Grant's Mill, Thursday, January 20. 1808 My ofllco in Bonnottavlllo will bo opon during tho Hmo pro?oribod by law, from January isb to Fobruary 20 1898, whoro parties In Bonnottsvlllo and bhoso who fail to roturn nt tho sovoral appointments rondo loan bo neoommodatod. J. 0. CAMPBELL, Auditor Marlboro County. Warning Notice I LL persona aro hereby warned not to i\ hunt, fish or trespass In any way on any ot our lands. Wo are determined to enforce tho law against all who violato thia notice. / jw, D. PARISH, Nov, 29th, '97. /I). 1). PARISH, OoliiK To Wost lleimottsvll?o. Having purchased tho reaidonco of P. A. MoKellnr, on cornor pf MoColl and Robinson streets, I will occupy 8fimo on or befbro Jan. 1st, 1898. 8m. if A. FAISOK, M. D., A Olovor Tnok. 8 il \;etiuiniy looks like it, but there is really no trick about lt. Anybody can try it who has Lame Back and Weak Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles. We mean he can curejhimself right away by taking Klcctrlc Bitters. This medi cine tones up tbs whole system, acts as a stimulant to the Liver and Kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic, lt cures Consttration, Headache Fainting 8pells, Sleeplessness and Melancholy, It is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and restores die system to its natural vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be con vinced that they are a miracle worker Every botlle guaranteed. Only floe a bottle at j. Ti, Douglas' Drug Store. 03- Fresh Mince-Moat, Dates, and Cranberries at E. M. How o's. TO OU.UM A OOI.n TN ONS3 DAY. Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggist rehuid the/money il it lads lo cure. 23\ . 6rn. Od. 27. 1797. mjn Go to E M, Howo and' got your Kniebis, Currants, aud Citron for your Thanksgiving cake. Buoklon's Arnloa ?alvo. The best salvo in tho world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Hinom, Fever .Sores, Titter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Er tip.? tions, and positively cure3 Piles, or 110 pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money lelunded. Price 25 cents per box. For eale by J. T. Douglas. tdEf ?. M. Howe has just received a fresh lot of Prunes, Eyaporated Peaches, pears and apricots. Tho Orontoot DIsoovory Yot. 3 W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa. Ill, "Chief,'' says: "We wont keep house! without Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Ex perimented with many others, but never jjot the true remedy until we used Dr King's New Discovery. No other rem edy can take its place in our home, as In it we have a certain and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc," It is idle to experiment with other reme dies, even if they are urged on you as just as good as Dr. King's New Discov ery. They are not as good, because this remedy has a record of cures and besides is guaranteed. It never ?ails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at J. ? doug las* drug store. Two hundred bushels of home! raised Ked Rust Proof Oats for sale by P. A. Hodges JJ?1" A nice Rocking Chair for $1, at R?wo Bros. (?-Pistols, Cartridges, Guns, etc., at Rowe Bros. B8?" Box Paper, paper and Envel opes, Tablets and Stationers Supplies oil grades and styles, at J. T, Douglas'. B?r Window Glass, Paints, Oils, and Varnish at Hardware Store. In J>:top!.-, Asia, A MCI, Australia j and Ametica thc .Meat continents. Shjd'?r nicdi?inci ave being inhid ? , hi)i? tenng ho m '.(?.ty for lite cure ut McVne^ .nul dit ease. ,N<:v< w is' (he Wj sur b a ur.ive.-sal d<? . manu ii i S-iifch wpndoi?iil i .4uh.s Shukci Digestive Cordialf <>. cute tor indigestion, is prdparcd hom herbs and roots, and is a natural remedy, which cures by aiding nature and not by fight ing her. Shaker Digestive Cordial makes those lat, who have become thin by not digest ing their lood. It restores the spirits and the appetite of those who are dejected and fagged out (rom thc wearing etfects ol indigos-, tion. It relieves the svmptons of dyspepsia, and. alter using for a reasonable time, finally cures the complaint. Sold by druggists. Trial bottle iocts. Lnxol is tho best medicino for ohildron. Doctots recommend it iii placo of Castor Oil. BST* Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass and Brushes cnn bo bought nt lowest prices at J. T. DougW. J5?0,n Visitors to town who contemplato building any fencing should DRIVE by und eco the now fonco around Mr. Goo. W. Waddlll'e pk co lu cast Benuottavillo, J6<3T" Pipes and Smokers Supplies in endless variety can be found at J. T. Douglas', $3 SHOE th??c For li years Hilo shoo, by merit nlone, lins illHtiiiu'od nil competitors. V/. JJ. Douglas ?OtftO, 64.OO And 85.00 shoes aro tho productions of skilled workmen, from tho best material possible at those prices. Alco Kt e. ii O mid &13.00 Khoes for mon, t>?.GO, fjU?.OO and ^l.-jr> for boys II nd y out Im. W. I<. Douglas shoos aro Indorsed by over l.oo.UO wenrers ns tho best tn style, tit mid durability of any Bhoo ?vcr offered at tho prices. They nro nindo lu nil tho latest shapni and style?, aud of ovcry vari ety of leather. . ,. - U dealer cannot supply you, wrlto for rata loguo to W. I* Douglas, brockton, Mass, told Ivy ROWE BROS, Bonnottsvlllo, B. O. August ii, 18Q7._ Wire Fencing for All Purposos, For a practical illustration of tho bot?!, tho strongest and tho oboapest woven wiro fenco made, call at iny place and seo it. At tho present price of wiro I can moko this fonco for you at 45 cents por rod, (KH 'feot) 50 in chc3 hight G. W. WA DDI LL. October ll, 1897:4. Physician and 8urgeon, J0MNNBTT3VIIiIiB, B. O. Ow? lom oh Oroslaud strnqt, noat Ms-, T. hloaud'a oftloo. Ro&ldeuoo hotiao for? morly ooonptod by Col, B, A. Bogota in ^tOonnotUvllto, il -* OUT OF WW^SIJf JESS. ! GIVING YOU PRICESI1ER1? Goods will be sold at actual Oost and less. Now 13 your lime to GET BARGAINS 1 Big; Stock on Hand. HES ['EOPUIiliY j J. T. HUNTER. Bemietrsville, S. 0., December 8, 1897. IIB Fif? JNS?RPASSED! :0: FOR JW' 0VR nR:ESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Blossoms with tho Freshest and Brightest Creations I J '? ! ^ ' 1 ^ia' m08t exPert weavers can produce, in all Shades, Styles and Prices, with every conceivable 8tylyo of Trimming to match the shade desired. SyS Y Buyer went to tho northern markots and in person made a diligent Nfl snatch l o the bili nt styles and nowest designs in this department and we purpoi. giving dm patrons tho benefit ot it. ?1? tJ? (y ? Wo make a specialty ot tho "DREW SELBY & CO., Shoos for ladies and Misses ROCKLAND Shoes for Men and Boys. CLOTUiNU DEPARTMENT. My stook of CLOTHING is unsurpassed in STYLE, GOODS and PRICES. We guar-1 anteo a fit every time,nnd at prices ns cheap as] thoy can bo bought in Philadelphia. G EMT'0 FURNISHINGS. Our stock of ll ATS, TIES. BOWS, and other FUttNISIIINGS, have been selected with great caro nnd cannot fail to please. M O?Vd t i t? )?: Groceries and Q-eneral M.ev U aiid at prices that deiy oorape otu lin?) of Harnoss and Bridles, YOU RB FOB BARGAINS. Bennet! avilie, <?'.. C., September 1897. (fe wt* A T II Ipiiig 9 WWWW-r* ?bark?ng with Brightest Fashion thoughts of the Season. TO Soe Ollt- MOW StOCk will make you feel happy because it is in close touch with prices of cotton,- We can mw] will sn ve you inonoy ! Look Over My Stock Before Buying Com?-, .?..nd make comparisons. Thoy are the keys that un lock thc I acte about fino Qualities and low Prices. Wo think wo can con Vim \ou that wo have tho finest stock of li?iBiY m GOODS ever handled by MUS ?md a caroful and closo inspoctio! will conviuco tho most] fastidious that { ii m tho ; * in Styles and prices for Ww Schfibn. I bavo ono of tho best and most stylish Milliners and Dross Mnke; i that I live ever been in Bcnncttsvillc, and ? know all will bo pleaeed with their wolli, I nm not only in tho load this Season so far as Ladies Dress Goods and Millhu i y are innccrncd, but I have endeavored to como out first best on ?r<emMH Wwrmishing bloods ' It would be uaoless fojr mo to nttcmpfto name tho many bargains I am pre* flared to offer in ;!very department of my business, so I will ask all lo call and f nothing moi'e, simply look ovor My Mammoth Stook. It v. ill in.? tts! you, and I will bo plcnsed to ho vo tho opportunity of showing von through. In nddition to tho abovo inontioned departments I carry a full lino of ), Ki? al Merchandise* In fact, I am pi opined to fill your Pantry, Clotho Yourself, Your Wifo and Your Children in tho latest ?tylo, whothor you aro a Preacher, a Lawyer, a Doctor or a Farmer and W '"cased to Have Everybody Call Than ' oast confidence and liberal patronRgO, and soliciting a continu tun? Yours respectfully, ?opomb.ii' 14, 1897, B. L Kirkwood. Ililli I S, Seedless ?M#*on9 Raisins, MAS, With a Line of AT BOTTOM \ RESPECTFULLY, G. W. WA&JKPi&JL,, Bennettsville, S. C., Nov; 22, 1897. SHOES! P. A. KELLAR OR 81 IS, J hwe thelargest LINE I HAVE EVER had and can suit everybody in prices, Thanking my friends for past favors and soliciting a continu ance of same, I am j'ours, etc., , P. A. MKELLAR, BRICK ROW NEXT DOOR TO C. S. McCOU. November 18tli 1897. ATLANTIC COASTLINE RAILROAD OIRiON TO COLUMBIA, LKAYK. ARRIVE. 6 oo a, tn, Gibson, io oo p. m. DonnctUvillo, 9 30 Darlington, 8 30 Sumter, 6 27 Columbia, 10 55 a, m. 6 41 7 45 9 35 5 ?S P. m. OIUSON TO CHARLESTON. LEAVE. ARRIVE. 6 00 a, m, 6 41 7 45 9 to 5 ?0 p. m. Gibson, Bonnettavllld, Darlington, Floronco, Charleston, io 00 p. 9 36 8 30 7 55 12 20 VLOnBNOB TO WADEBRORO. LEAVE. 8 55 a, to. 9 3? io 40 3 00 p. m. Floronoo, Darlington, Ohcrnw, Wadeaboro, ARRIVE. 6 55 p; m. 6 ?3 4 45 2 25 T. M. EMERSON, H. M. EMERSON, Trafilo Mansgor. Ass't. Gon Pass, Agt. J. R. KRNLY, Gonoral Manager, BUSINESS EDUCATION offorod ono boy and girl in, every county in South Care? lina by tho largest and moBb pre-omtnontly practical o? Southorn institu? lions. Daily drill in real banking bnslnosu and ofiloo work. Positions scoured graduates) through tho Employment Buroau, Write ra onoo to the GEORGIA BUSINESS COLLEGE, January 6, 189;. Macon, Go. IN ORDER TO MAKE PLAGE for 1897 RAMBLERS, I will soil yo any of tho latent 1896 Ramblers Brand New At $60.00, Can you afford to miss this chanco ? Douglas Jennings. November 27, 1896, . -TIEriHl - NEW BAHBEXt SHOP, Joe Hatcher^ Proprietor* This is the piso? to got your hair out In the latest style, When you want an oasy, good and clean shave or anything done in the tonsorial line give me a oall, My shop I islocated on tho northeast corner of theooutb house square. DR. Bn B? BREEDEN, Ofiloo over tho Bank, Ofiloo hours ?SJ from 9 a, m, to 6 p. to. Fob. 6 '97. I Aro You Qolntr to Build? If so, oall nt tho Hardware Stow und ge^ prices for Boab, Doorft, Minds Mantels and oller goods. SAmplo* on hand to fiolcot from, MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPUOV??D KEAI/ESTATK at rcnsonablo rates, TERMS. KA8Y. Apply to li. H. NEWTON, Mob IO, 1897. Bennettavillo, S. 0* R. T. BARFIELD* (NEXT TO TEMPERANCE HALL, DEPOT fe*,) BENNETTSVILLE, S. 0. MAttDirAOTtiRBn 0V A Itt) DBAM1R IN fuvnitnro, Coffins. Caskets, Metftho Oasos, Hto- . thavo thrco Hearses and can attend r-rr-j calls to any part ol thecouu* m?mww"try. Orders by telegraph will be promptly ulled. When not in my Shop I ?an be found at my residence In Wost tienncttavillo near D. C. White's. [ Aug, *? *8?4> 00^ Hugs* Carpeta Matting, ?ihude* Polca, and Luco Curta*?? at Ilowo Bros.