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B?N???rrSYILLE, S. p. MY S. A. BKOWN &?0. Office West of Court llotise. ' W?^uosdav.' Ootobor 18, 1899, M?m?N DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. Tmnu ROUND- W. 0. POWER, P. B. Mo doll Mission, MoOoll, Novombor io, 12 Bounettevlllo ot, MoOoll, " 10,12 Botinottsvillo St?, (night) " 12,13 Brlgbtttvlllo ob, " IS North Marlboro, ot, ?'? 18,19 Blnnhoim ot, Zion, " 25,26 Olio ot, Bothlohom, , Doo. 1,2 JJennettsvilie Church Directory. MRTUOD'ST-C. W, Creighton. P, C. Sunday sobool 3 30 p. m. Preaching at J 1.00 a m. nnd 7 30 p. m. Prayer meet lng Woduosduy afternoon at 4.00 o'clock. Suporintcndout Sunday Behool, Phil. A. Hodges. BAPTIST-Rov. Rufus Ford, Pastor. Sunday school at 9.30. Preaching Sun day nt 10.30 a. m., and 8 30 p. tn. Vruyor mooting Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Superintendent of Sunday school, H. W Carroll. PRESBYTERIAN-Thia church, for the present, ls without a pastor. Tho Sunday sohool at 9 30 a. m. Suporintcudcut of Sunday school, J. F Kelly. EPISCOPAL-Rov. T. P. Bakor, Pastor, Prcaohlng ovory fourth Sunday at 11 a. m. and 5 00 p. in. Sunday school at 9.30 a. m., ovory Sunday. County Church Directory Bennettsvillo Circuit Appointments REV. A. J. CAUTHEN, P. C. Firat Sunday-ll a. m., Pino G rovo 3 p. m., Smyrna. Snoond Sunday, H a. m Mc?olk 3 p. m, Beauty Spot. Third Sunday-lt a. m., Pino Grove, 3 p. rn, Smyrna? Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. MoColl. 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. REV. R. E. STA CK HO OSE, P. C. Hebron first and third Sunday ll a.m. Ebenezer first and third Sundny 3 p. m. Parnassus second and fourth Sunday ut ll a. m. Zion focoudand fourth Sunday at 3 p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. T, M. DENT, I*. Ci Clio-First Suudny ll a. m.. Third Sunday 3 p. m., Fourth Sunday 7.30 p in Beulah-Firat Sunday 3 p. m., Third Sunday 11 a. m. Botblohcm-Second Suudny 3 p- m.. Fourth Sunday ll n. m. Manni.bg-Seoond Sunday ll a. m., ; Fourth Sunday 3 p. m. North Marlboro Circuit' Appointments. RV. W. S. GOODWIN, 1\ C. Ii') lie Fit;? i '-lid;'.) ': Ht) fi. tn., ?ii ? 'fbi id ?ui ? I? v iii '? 1 - tu, ?. '.?.. y.'-v,"/* ?-.? .". ;' : ') HO n n? '. (Ai'ivve h ?(ix )?> 11 d'? y 11 .?. ?i?. . l\hy.y.-.>..', .-..v-vuld SIIIIUJ) ll j?, m. Prospect Fourth Suuduy o ,>u j., th. Shiloh Socoud Sundny 3'30 p. hit, and Fourth Sunday ll a. ni. Directory of Bennctlsvillc Lodges. MARLBORO Lonau No. 88, meets at Bonnettsvillo. Friday evening, on or bo foro each lull moon at 8 o'clock. C. S. CHAFFIN, W. M. J. lt. SAMPSON, Sccrotnry. CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. ol P., meets every Monday evening at'7.30 o'clock. County Masonic Directory. MARLBORO CHAPTER No. 30 it. A. M., moots at Clio, ou Friday, on or uf'ior each full moon, ut 3 o'clock in tho after noon. EUREKA LODGE.NO. 43 A. F. M.. moots at MoColl, ouch Saturday after noon, before tho full moon,ut 4 o'clock. AURORA LODGE NO. 33, A. F. M., nicols at Clio, Saturday on or after each lui! moon at 3 o'clock, p.-111. Marlboro County 0Dicers. SHKRIEF-J. B. G roon (1bP.UK OE CLKUK-.1. A Drake JUDGE OE PRORATE--M. MeLaurin Co HONER-J. F, David SUPERVISOR-1) J. East oiling SUIT. EDUCATION-lt. L. Freeman TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AUDITOU-10. t?. Carlisle SKNATOR-Knox Livingston REPRESENTATIVES-J. F. McLnurin, T. I. Ungui s, Frank M un tiing MAGISTRAT ES-C. 1). F morling, C N Rogers, .John Parish. 10 J Alsobrooks, W. SV- Hoarscy, D, O. Stubbs, W. VV. Irby. t??f Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass and Brushes eau bo bought at lowest prices at J. T. DougW. McKollnr's Specials. Wo have two many S ii 0 0 s iCall and seo us for bargains. Seo P. A. McKellar bet?re you pur chase your Groceries, I keep a nico nico of Staple? Dry Gooda to sol! cheap. Also a .full lino of Stationery. I have added a nico lino of Trunks which I can sell ns low as any ono. Four for tho Prloo of Ono. Wc have made arrangements to furnish thc patrons of THE DEMO OORAT thc Now York World three times a week with THE DEMOCRAT for tho low price of $1,66, Just think of four papers every week for this little sum. (Jan you alford to lot this yiiHH ? Begin at once. Lookout, bird hunters! Do you know what tho law is? Ton dol lars fine for each bird killed bo foro tho 1st. day of Novombor, and one half of tho fino given to tho informer. Tho law makes it tho duty of Magistrates and Con stables to soe that this law is en forced. - Frosh Mullots at Howe's, ? ^ _^'^_?? '.;y PU1180NAL, Mr. J. Ki Mckinnon of Hobron mndo us a plc asant call Saturday. Mr. IC W. Odom of Brightvilio was in town Saturday looking splendid. Mr. Thos. S. Smith of Smith ville was iii town Saturday and gavo us a shake. Miss Maggie Stogncr of So cioty Hill is visiting her sister Mrs. J. F. Harris. Uncle Jool Covington was in town hist week to pay taxes while colton was tip. Mr. Samuel Coxo of Drake was in town Friday wearing smiles a good price for cotton, Miss Lucy Fraser, of Hebron, left Saturday lo talco charge of a school in Sumter county. Miss Lissie Rogers of our town loft Saturday to lake charge of a school near Lynchburg, S. C. Miss Sallie Gallaway of He bron left last week to take charge ol' a school in Anderson county. VV. W. Bundy is acting as sales, man for W, H. Hubbard, aud will bc glad to soo his friends. Mr. Kobort Calder of Brights villo called this morning. Ho is regretting a short crop cotton. Mr. L. ID. Gaston, who went home sick last Wednesday re turned to Bennettsvillc this morn ing. We regret to learn that Mr. Wilson Cottingham of Red Hill is lying very ill. Ho has never re overcd from tho injuries received over a year ago. Rev. A. D. Woodie, of Green wood, who has boon visiting his relatives at Lester, returned to his homo last week accompanied by his brother Mr. A. H. Woodie. We are glad to learn from the Journal that Mrs. Dr. Burkhalter of Greenwood S.O., who has been very ill is getting bettor. Mrs. B?rkhalter will be remembered as Miss Alma Breeden of our town. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hamilton spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. Z. T. C. Wright, of Dunbar. Mrs.' Hamiliton and daughter little Irene Wells did not return and Bon says the hours seems li ko weeks. C. S. Williams of Blonhoim has our thanks for favors. Don't Til i SN It ! Among th?> attractions lo ho present od nt Hie Graded School Chapel on tho occasjon of the add ress of Judge Hudson on Tuesday evening next, 21, will he several Bongs hy the well Known Vocal Quartette of Cheraw. It is said that the rendition of popular airs hy this quartette ia tho fin de si?cle of music, and no one who wishes to enjoy a genuino treat should fail to attend. The First to Pay Taxes Tjfe O'".1;!y },?ua mci oM?ed lui? o? ii . v Miii ?\iy lt?r th' iC'.'iot ot' filtj?fe \P'] i .)v:;;.y tu nail, . ha?Jj'ipli 0 H ca?? il .!. tho hi * il.ir" veut*, that old v/otoi'fi-i I' liinhivl) , Mr." W T. Jones, was tho fust man lo gel a tax receipt for 1899. Yes, nail, Ilion, ho reine in he red thc DHMOCUAT. "These are tho men to make a State." Good Mernina, Ma'ml Do you need a line LA di es up-to-. date Cont, eui I at llennettsvi le Dry Goods & Millinery Co , Kirkwood's] old stand. They have a nice selection jlist iu fiom New York, be sure and cull he foro the 24 th, us after that date ihoy will return what is unsold. Changed the Data. A letter from Mr. H. B. Fuller now in Missouri looking after stock says: ..It will he i m posai hie for Fu'1er bros to open their Stahles hero before Monday October 30. Stock ora high and scarce and he cannot g t them to gether and put the n in BeimelIsvillo before date named. He say* fm thor that tho English government is hay ing up mules hy tho thousands which makes thom scarco as ?ell ti3 high. Moved to Town Messrs. While Si Ruid who have hcon engaged in the hrick business ut Dun bar and Clio for the hist two years has decided to discontinue for the winier months They have moved to town where Mr. White has accepted a good position at the Cot o i Mill and Mr, lieid is billi nd the counter at Mr. A. J. Howe's. I" would sicin thu', thc Dunbar people aro stuck on Benn-tts ville. Rumor says that Mr. II. W Bimini amitipates coming up in Jan uary to engage in the mc camile bu sintss. On nie ahead, friend.*, Bennie s.i\s yoi can sell more goods here than y.iU can down there, nt less expense. Brown Leghorns For Salo-I have now ready for sale ab.?ut 25 fine iiin'es and 60 beautiful pullet.! that will be laying soon Price $1 per pair. J. S. COVINGTON, Oct. 2. '99 Clio, S C. FOR SALE-I huve two beautiful well-bred Setter ph ps-j ust the right ugo for training thai I will Bell ut a bargain. Also one lino Shepherd pup, that will provo a prize to the pinchas cr. Apply at once to FRED DAVID. Bcnncttsville, Oct 2, 1899. TO KUMT! A very dcsirablo loorttion In tho town of Tatum-a dwelling with 8 rooms and all necessary out build i tig t, in good ordor, to gcthor with two aorcH of lund. Thin pince is well Baited to a porson desiring to take boarders or for n family of children to cd . ncato at thc Tatum Auadcmy, A rcstdonco in tho town of Tatum will ontitlo them to freo tuition. Excellent witter and a healthy placo. Apply to Dil J. 0. MCKKN/JU, Oot. 2, 'yo. Tatum, S, 0. TO OUltl!) IiAUIUl'l'tt IN TWO DAYS Tako Laxativo Hrumo Qui nlno Tablets. All druggists refund Uio money if it fails to ouro. K, W, Grove'd signnturo on ovory box I'rlco 250 a box. Ohamborluln'n Cough Rmiody has saved tho liven of thouaauds ot oroupy ohildren. It is also without an equal for ool'i and whooping oough. For salo by Douglas & Drothor druggiat?. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Seo Clerk's notice of Court Liston for tho Cotton Mill whistle. Homo mtKlelYIoliiKHOH foi? gale at C. S. McCall'*. Saturday was a livoly day and trado was livoly. -Fresh Buckwheat und muplu Syrup at E. M. Rowe's. The public schools of this coun ty will open Monday, Oct. 30. MHomc drown llnst-pvot' Seed OntH lo?' nnlo hy C. ?. McCall. An organ grinder and Monkey was in town Saturday. Mr. P. C. Emanuel has some seed wheat for salo. Mr. Smith Newton has tho fas tost horse in ilie county a regular wind burner A big grain crop onables tho fanner tho bolter to make cotton at a minimum prico. Wheat and oats furnish the bast of food for man and boast. Therefore sow wheat and oats with a liberal hand, A large number of hands for our cotton mill carno down yes terday afternoon from Rocking ham. Pork will begin in a few days. - That one acre fenced lot in East Bonnettsvillo can bo bought for $275-a bargain for you. - Mrs. A. C. Chapman at Mc Coll is prepared lodo fashionable Dressmaking at reasonable prices Mr. L. Strauss has a number of second hand buggies and sur reys bo will sell cheap. - Mr. Philip Emanuel is now ready to cut.your hay on thc best terms and on short notice. - It don't pay lo keep a cow, when you can buy milk at 25 cts a gallon. Send your orders to Mr. J. P. Everett and he will deliver at your doors. - Any one wishing to buy, lent or soil real catato in Marlboro county, call on L. E. Canton, Esq , and he will interest you. Box Paper, paper and Envoi" opes, Tablets and Stationers Supplies all grn.lcs and styles, at J. T. Douglas'. - A full supply of Limo, Hair, Plaster and Cemont can bo found at tho Hardware storo. - Big bargains in summer goods and shoes at Kirkwood's old stand. -Have you tried that new cof fee substitute Postum Cereal at E. M. Rowe's ? Best Patent Flour $4.65 at E. M. Rowe's Fancy Grocery. ISP" Try a package of E. M. Rowe's Moca and Java coffee only 20cts per pound. B?'" Ladies, read every line of the new advertisement of. tho Bennollsvillo Dry Goods Co. and g iv o thom a call j ! . 5 Tim nie;;-:'. j?pir? cf fyj'l?mi aliVj nr'/b k'/pa'ean bo i'mnd ii? i'o, .Colla i K; j Fall Opening at che Hardware RcaiUho new "ad" of the Hard ware Stoi c. 11 is a treat to go there and see thc new goods. They keep everything yon want for tho house, the Cook Robin or thc Kami. Yes, and Parlor Ornaments too. Well, we won't start to tell you all they koop, but you will lie very opt to find all you want except peanuts, tobacco and chewing gum. -? <n> ? PLANT OATS NOW. ?00 bushels Red Rust Proof Oats for sale by P. A. HODGES. The Graded School We publish elsewhere a report of ibo first month's work of the full sos sion of our Graded School. Tho report was received last Wednesday morning' too late for publication, but, ns it ii a good, one wfek will not rob it of its interest Tho school Ls in fine condi tion and the TruslciS arc doing al' in their power with tho me ms afforded them of giving the patrons the very best service. Prof. Toms and assisi ants nie doing their best to meet thc requirements and to make the labor of study ns pleasant and ns light as as possible. NY il bout straining a single thread wo 'h'lik wo can s:ty Marlboro Graded School is one of tho best in tho Pee Deo section. MAIM; A INN TOR YOU At Hamilton & Lido's Ota Gash Storo. 2 cakes nice toilet soap for 5 cents 2 oakes laundry Honp on'y 5 cou ls 1 package Gold 1)04 only f> tun s Gal logo IVont Flour,- $4.50 bbl. * Breakfast Rolls'1 a fine straight flour nt lowest prices. Shreded c< cannt at 5o a pa kage Spiced Sardines nt oe a box. 17 lbs Granulated Silgar foi $1.00 20 Iba 0. Swear for $1 00 :) lbs Extra Goad Coff.e only 25c Ne ty Cleans Molasses 10 cts pr gal. Good Motaseis loch prr gal. 1 .'bb can Ca'ifornia "Lomon Cling'' pe.tchcs, something fine, only 25c 2 cans 3 lb pie peaches only 25 cts A nice Ladies Shoo only 75 cts Call ami see or r patent coffee mill Loaded shells cheap Sun-cured ''Sweet Orango'' tobacco Fresh Mackerel and Mullets Come and sec us I Hamilton & Lide. Bonnettsvillo, S. C. Oct. ll, 1890. Don't You Want to ?o ? Thc A Const Lino will sell round trip tickets to ibo National ICxport Exposition at Philadelphia for $10.00. Tiokots on sale tit ibo depot Tuesday and Thursday of each week, to ami including November 23d. Tickets limited to Doe. 21, jJ3gr\Jusl received a nice lino ofNunnally's Candies at E. M. Rowe's. Thc groat BUCCOBS of Chamberlain's Col lo, Cholora mid Dlnrrhooa Ilomedy lo tho treatment ot bowel complainte has made lt standard ovor tho greater ' part of tho civilized world. For salo by J. T, Doug,, glass ft Uro, MARLBORO BAPTIST UNION. FHOOHAM of exercises tor tho noxt meeting ol tho Marlboro Union which meets at .Mineral Springs, Friday Oe toboi 27, 181)0 : Friday-Sermon by Hov. H. Ford. Discussion : " Wbut progress has been tundo by the churches of this Union within tho past ton yours" iuuoduu tory spcukots, C. A. McAlistef, P. 0, Henley. Saturday - Discussion of tho subject of cn ti rob music. Introductory speak ors, II. W. Carrol I, J. J . Laue. Omening (Quotion Box. Sunday-Frenching by Hov? 13 F. EiuderUm*. A Warning Notlco. Wo have boon requested to ask tho parents of children wl?? visit Evergreen Cemetery to warn timm against molesting the Howers, cither growing or placed on tho graves of | loved ones. Unless it is stopped ste^s will be taken to prevent it. Don't You Love Flowers? It so, and you want some pretty pols of all sizes in which to placo them, call at the Hardware storo xntl you cnn be suited. KEEP Q,UTE1, and uso Cha mboi Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for all pains of tho stomach and nil utiutural loose* ness of ibo bowels. It always OUrO), For salo by J T. Douglas & Bro. I That Throbbing Hoaducho B Would (prickly leave von, il' you used Dr. King's New Life Fills. Thousands ol'sufferers-have proved their matchless merit lor Sid; and Nervous Headaches Thoy make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Fosy lo luke Try them. Only 25 cents, Money baok il not cured. Sold by ?T, T, Douglas St Pro. ???r Pipes and Smokers Supplies in endless variety can bo found at J. T. Douglas*. Deviled Crabs with shells, at] E. M. Rowe's. 1 A Frightful Slit udor ? Will often cause a horrible Burn, Cut, Scald or Bruise. Bucklcu's Arnica Salve (he best in thc World, will kill thc pain and promptly healed it. Cutes Old So.cs, Fever Sores. doors, Boils, Felons Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pilo euro on earth. Only 25 els. n box. Curo guaranteed. Sohl by J, T, Douglas & Bro. druggist. ?Lu til ber Vov Sale. I am now prepared to fill orders for first-class lumber of all kind at my mill or can deliver if desired. WM. M. SMITH. Juno 7, 1891). Btory of a Slavo. . . * .. . . >. . . j To bc bound hand and foot for years j by the chains ol disease is thc worst ? form of ?'avery. George D. Williams,) of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a sift vf; was' made free , He says; "My wit? h** been so helpless lor live years ihai;:;h': ... .!'.!!.! i-'.M '.v.r.. ivs ; in bVd^l'oiic v:':, ; . ;,ift? . io t ?....:, t.-' \\\ tolwfy .Mi t< cs, V.e is ' ...'oadciMv'-l/ fi i pr-.*.<.';! ;uv? able to'do hy?' oWh work." This .su preme remedy lor icm ?l< .' .va-?es <|U?< li ly CUICa liOrVOUSHCi?, alCCplcilC&S, IHC? l.mcholy, headache, backache, fainting and dix/.y spells This miracle working medicine is a god send to weak, sickly, run down people IS ve ry bottle guaran* teed. Only 50 els. Sold by J. T. Doug. Lis & Bro. Druggist, A Thcusand ToilguoB G Could not express the ra pt uro of An nie 10 Springer, ol' 112.*) (loward st. Philadelphia D.i.. when 1 ho found that Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion had completely cured her ol backbit: cough that lor many years had made. life 0 burden All p'her remedies and doctors onilil ixive her ho help, but hbo ??yH Ofihi'f Royal Cure-"it soon re moved the pain in my chest and 1 can now sleep vound'y. som.ohing I can 1 c.ircely remember doing bc foro. 1 feel like sounding il prsis.s throughout the 1 Uni vise " So will every one who ?lies Dr. King'.? New Discovery for any trou bio ol'the Titi oat Cho^t or Ling*. Fi iee 50 eli. ?md $10.) Trial bo ties I pets, al J. T. Douglas it Bro drug store every bo'ile guaranteed. The soothing and heating properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, itt pleasant taste and prompt and penn i neut cures, have made it a great l.ivorite with the people everywhere, For sale by Douglas ec Bro Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompan ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is thc great "driving wheel" in the mechanism of man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result. Tutt's Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. We Want Your Name For "FASTI M li," the bright and best youth's and family illustrated story and humorous paper out. New and in teresting features lor all. Special dc? partaient ol valuable information lor shrewd money mikcrs and money sav ers. 16 large pages, only 50c. a year, on trial six months lor toots, in stamps Geld Watches, Guns, Bicycles, Sewihg Machines, Kodaks, Grnphophones, Musical Instruments, etc., free for a little work that any one can do. Ad dress Thc PASTIME Co., Louisville, Ky. WE ARE Sim I N1 BLiSINKSS AT TIljjjpD ST A NA) Amid Prepared lo fill nt Short Nol.ict - Orders &r - r.ypre.HM and White I'iuo Sash, Doors Eind Blinds, AT BOTTOM Pincas, Wo soil no shoddy work, or'miss-Ata. Shops on MoColl utrcot near rosldonco. H. ft VOWttttN, Jan 31, 1898 BonnottAvlllo, S, 0, Headquarters for Ev< HAVE, by far. the \ V of General Har&w lliis \?H ol the'Peo Ooo country ? M gig ti WM 10 NTS of every Mi) havo In stool* a large lo1 lioga PlOWS, bought belo stolfj ?'* ?)? you want a Ham sro : il makes, Otiitvway, Disk, j i (?J (jetable tooth Marrows. We i ' !l||I8 up. jjf ' . v^iaT Wc have just reciv ' ' |f||l wi ich we bought ia j. jo ?ron, and we ar prit ; You can buy a good Si fror}.] $<>.50 up. Bur Cutlery Depa havo a line ol Lia zo rs, I*? 'I'o?fc (iiitlory, which we guarar in v? \'> ry respect wc allow our I uri!nv.?; them after trial, and th : (] ; N ft W ft K e Wc };ii)f.. al .Ubina Ware, which wo r wu want any Kitchen Fur O, (vdng Machinery tv?! : I )'M I in<; Machinery-thc lc mtii'K'l. Carry a large line of PA ?r::;^ ;NTS und LIME, loiy;%j ; ossible prices. k ? . if our SHELF QOODS, und v tri bought ?ii (ho early apr in g, b ron market, ami il is our purpose Ito (ow prices. W ? ! r N VITE INSPECTION I YV tho ' ?poy for them. Como and see us Vcr)' respectfully, ?P A . bvi ll, 1891?. mi ' ?ine: Presents ^ l l V.1 h ave just received a /uno hn>t?ly of STERLING <H. VER a II, tl FIXE (J I IINJI, suitable /or ii adding Presents. \\k sure to sea our stock bo loi c.' v o' i buy. H. W. CARROLL, &pt 20 1899. DpUOL?eT A. O. 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Sample copies free. Address The f Oath nuil Ago Pup? Co., Nushvlllo, Tenn. W. nOUUHlNlt, Attornoy at baw, Ueunottavlllo, Si U. Ottlcc on Darlington Rtroot near Posta Telegraph oflloo, January, 180th "ELLARS FALL III s Is not a Cyclone o? Out Prices, But a Record of well kept Promises, H) 111 YOU GOODS AT Til CLOSEST PBICP Satisfaction is still Our Salesman. *^-?J* f y T y Y ? ? y V vy Vv'yy VTv v V y yVr L^~^v' Wc arc still at tho OLD 8TAKD, ?nd thiele wo ive even better prepared than ever to cater to tho ivants of my patrons and tho public generally. My Fall Stock is arriving daily, and our line of Arc pretty, stylish and up to dato. Wc make a specialty of L<1or Men, For Ladies, And Children. ?? s???? and styles, OF TlliS^KST M/KE9. Our G-rocery Department is full of tine Choicest, Daintiest nnd Rest Goods wo con find, and all pu reliases in Town uro Delivered promptly and Free of Charge. GIV ME A TRIAL BEFO HE YOU BUY AND I WILL THANK YOU. Yours for Bargains ! BRICK ROW HKXT DOOR TO C. S. MCCOLL. - August 30th 1890. rsi i( . \\ ?NC MOVED iuln our NEW WllVK STOKE on tho KAST'&'DM (. i? .. )] bll?Bifa..<?/-;SQUA.KF.* whfio wo Imo ... >ro roon), wo lur/obcoo/, ontthtal .<: li!: o?. *' ii'l.)v;i>.u.it.s a..-I r.'ilVi* to 'tl?O *IM;?>;:-? - .<'!' H ii lt '-.ye-: iv;M f t\\b , \sy??\i JEST SIIK MlfilE EVER OPENED IN THIS SECTION. EYERYIBOBY IWYIT?3D TO VISIT OUR STORE AND EXAMINE OUR NEW AND HANDSOME LINES IN Room Suits, Willow Chairs, Lo ritmes, Tables, Springs, Wardrobes, Carpets, Shades and Mattings* Wc mako a Specialty of Wall Pupers. Wall Pookotfli Easels, Pict uro Frame? nod Pictures Framed, Cords, Nails, Sen All Styles and Sizes of COFFINS and CASKETS Kept in Stool*. FU?ERA LS attended on short notice. A j l il 12, 1898. BENNETTSYILLE' FURNITURE CO. ??J will give you Big Baigi tins for the next SIXTY'DAYS in the following Goods which they wish to discord from their regular line. IOU Pair Pants From Hoots, to $4.50, BOO V? Shoes 7f>ots " $3.00, ? 100 lints ,; &>ots <l #i?.00, l?t) ?hirts mm $.3.00 fifias ALSO DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. Remember our Buggy Repository is large and always filled with Buggies to suit the people. A ear load now on tho way. 4 Also Remember we always have on hand a Stable lilied with well bred stock Horses and Mules. A consignments of Horses just arrived. Harness Departement? This Department is always completo, aleo pieces for harness from a crupper toa brow-band. When in town drop in and wo will snrprise you. J. F. J BENNETT S VILLE,, S. O. August 1899.