The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, November 22, 1899, Image 3
BBNNE?TSYILLB, S. 0,
?? S. A. JUtOWN & CO.
0//tce> ire?* of vourt J?otfse.
Wednesday. November 22,1099,
MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.
Thum ROUND-W. 0. POWKK, P. M.
MoOoll MIRB?OU, MoColl, November io, 12
Bonnottsvlllo ob, MoGoll, " 10,12
Bounottsvillo Sta, (oigbt) *' 12,13
Brlgbtsvlllo ob , " is
North Marlboro, ot, " 18,19
Blonhoim ot, Zion, " 25,26
Olio ot, Bethlehem, Deo. 1,2
County Church Directory
?cnndtsvill? Circuit Appointments
REV. A. J. CAUTHEN, P. C.
First Sunday-lia. m., Piue Grove
3 p. m., Smyrna.
Second Sunday, ll a. m.1 McOoll.
3 p. in, Homily Spot.
Third Sunday-ll a, m., Piuo Grovo,
3 p. ui, Smyrna.
Fourth Sunday, ll u. ni. McOoll,
3 p. m. Beauty Spot.
Blenheim Circuit Appointments.
REV. R. E. STACKIIOU8E, P, c.
Hebron first and third Sunday 11 a. m.
Ebonezor fir.it and third Sunday 3 pi tn.
Parnassus secoud mid fourth Sunday nt
ll a. m. Zion second and fourth Sunduy
at 3 p. ni.
Clio Circuit-Appointments.
REV. T. M. DENT, P. 0,
Clio-First Sunday ll u. nv, Third
Sunday 3 p. in., Fourth Sunday 7.30 p m
Boniah-First Sunday 3 p. m , Third
Sunday ll a< ui.
Bot h lohe m-Second Sunday 3 p- m.,
Fourth Sunduy 11 a. ni.
Manning-Second Sunday ll a. m.,
Fourth Sunday 3 p. in.
North Marlboro Circuit Appointments.
-ntr Air cs
\J?JUl/
Now Hopo First Sunday 3.30 p. m., and
Third Sunday at ll a. m.
PIottBnnt Hill Third Sunday 3 30 p tn
Oak Grovo First Sunday ll a. m.
Ebenezer Second Sunday ll a. m.
Prospect Fourth Sunday 3 30 p. 111,
Shiloh Second Sunday 3*30 p. mt, ?nd
Fourth Sunday ll a. ni.
Directory of Benneltsvillc Lodges.
[VI?iiLnono LODGE NO. 88, moeia til
Bennettsville, Fiiday oveniug, on or bo?
foro oaoli full moon at 8 o'clock.
C. s. CHAFFIN, W. M.
J. R. SAMPSON, Socio ta ry.
CONSOLIDATED LODOE NO. 15, K. ol
P., moola every Moodny evening at 7.30
o'clock.
County Masonic Directory.
MAKI.IIOIU) ClIAVTBll No. 30 lt. A,
M., meets at Clio, ou Friday, on or after
.each fu|l moon, nt. 3.nf dook in tlu> a flor .
li? on.' '
y:.^\m,<..>\,?h'-v.'.v.v.t;i ?ii M im ,
moobi iii MoCOlb enoh 1 ul day .1 'un ..
ttoOuj beib'ro thc lull tnoon,;u .{ o'?h?b?:.
AuROitA LODGE No. 33, A. F. M.,
meets at Clio, Saturday on or after each
full moon at 3 o'clock, p. m.
JG?T Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass
and Brushes can bo bought at lowest
prices at J. T. Douglas'.
M eli el Li r's Specials.
Wo havo two many Shoes
call and see us for bargains.
See P. A. McKcllar bet?re you pur
chase your Groceries.
I keep a nico nice of Staple Dry
Goods to soil cheap.
Also a full line of Stationery.
I havo added u nice line of Trunks
which I eau sell as low ns any one.
Four for tho Prloe of One.
Wo lia vc maele arrangements to
furnish the patrons of THE DEMO
OORAT tlie New York World three
times a week witli THE DEMOCRAT
for thc low price of $1.65. Just
think of four papers every week for
this little sum. Can you afford to
let tliia pass ? Begin at once.
-- Frosh Mullets at Rowe's.
PO lt SALK-I have two beautiful
well-bred Sotter pups-just the right
ugo for training thal I will sdi at a
bargain. Also one line Shepherd pup,
that will prove a prize to Hie purchas
er. Apply at onco to
FRED DAVID.
Bonnettsville, Ot t 2, 1899]
TO OUTIE TjA-UIilVPU IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggie rt fund tho monoy if it. fails to
ouro. E. \V. Grove's ?igooturo on every box
Prlco 250 a box.
Ohambcrlaiu'a Gough Ii rnody han saved
tho HVCM of thousands of oronpy children
It in /vino without an oj ml fur colds and
whoopiag cough. For salo by Doug hut ?
Brother (hugg'stg,
FAIR NOTICE!
Tho owncra of lots In Evorgrcon Com.
otory aro hurt by tho froo u-co made of tho
Walks und tho cornera of Lota by Bioyolo
ildera. Buoh poraona aro requested to con
fino thomselvoa to tho drlvca. Winda will
bo allowed tburo until tho privilege ia nbua
ed, or until further notice.
Brow? Leghorns For Salo-I
havo now ready for salo about 25 fine
males and 50 beautiful pullets that
will bo laying*soon. Prieo ipi per pair.
J. S. COVINGTON,
Oct. 2. '99 Clio, S C.
''It did mc moro good than anything I
ovor used. My dyspepsia was of months'
standing; ofter eating it was terrible, Now
lam wolli"writes$.B Keener, Hoisington
Kas,,of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digoats
what you cat. Douglas Bros.
Stylish Outfits,
Parties in want of a stylish outfit
should como to town and seo Breeden 's
display horses and fanoy buggies -
thoy can fix you up and send you off
ladling and happy.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Thos. Taylor, of Florence,
waa in town Saturday.
Miss Honor Hubbard, who has
boen sick1 with fever, is out
ugain.
Mrs. R. H. Hodges was quito
sick sevoral days last wook, but
is now improving.
Mr. T. H. Low is, who has boon
sick so long with fever, is able
to bo up again.
Mr. W. Henry Kirkwood loft
yesterday to take in Gala wook
in Charleston.
Mr. Oscar Matthews, of tho
Coast Lino Shops at Wilmington
spent Sunday with his family
hore.
Mrs. Dr. Patterson, who has
boen down with fever, wllR ablo
to return to her homo in tho
country last wook.
Mr. E. M. Parker, of Hebron,
made us a pleasant call Thurs
day. Ile made lino crops this
year.
Wo regret to report that little
RUTH, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Morrison, is
quite sick with fever,
Mrs. Loila Hamilton Emanuel,
of Hodges, S. C., is visiting her
mother, Mrs, Amelia Hamilton
in East Bennett sville.
Rev. M. C. Quick, of Smith
ville was in town Monday and
made us a pleasant call. Ho is
serving three churches now.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mowry.
Jr., of Englewood, New Jersey,
arrived Saturday night, and will
spend some time iii our midst.
Mr. J. W. Todd, of Seneca,
S. C., Grand Dictator of the
Knights of Honor, was in town
last week looking after tho in
terest of tho order.
His Honor Judge Benet has
won golden opinions of our peo
ple on his visit this term-jurors,
witnesses and all having busi
ness in tho court.
Mr. James Allen, a well known
citizen of Florence, was in our
town last week, representing tm
insurance company, a clothing
house and an electric belt.
Mr. W. A. Parham, who is
hero in tho insurance business,
was called homo to Lydia, Dar
lington county, on Friday last by -
tho death of his brother, E. O.
Parham.
Mr. J. R. Townsend, a clover
merchant of Blenheim was in
town Saturday. Ho has decided
to give up tho mercantile busi
ness and has sold his Blenheim
property to Mr. W. Evans.
Mr. John Miller, formerly of
this county but now of Magnolia,
Sumter county, carno up Satur
day night in time to bo at tho
bedside ot lu.s dying mother,
M?'? Bel kv Miner,'
f " .Viv Tm.unas .i'tusk'ejlyv ? M- j
I mm / \ ea iv a beloved ??wy.?h. of
Marlboro, but now of Robeson
county, was in town a few hours
on Monday and called to seo us.
He was on special business and
regretted he could not stay long
enough to soe all of his old
friends.
DEATH'S DOINGS.
Died at bis home near Dunbar on
?Thuisdny loot of typhoid pneu mon ia,
Mr Hubert L. Wright, son of the
late Janies 0. Wright. Ho was laid
to rest in the family graveyard on
Friday.
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Died on Saturday morning after
an illness of Jive weeks, Mrs. Shel ah
Mooro LtGotto, wifo of Mr. J. ti,
LeGcttc, of Freestate, Marion county,
and daughter of Mr. A. Y. Mooro, of
Lester, Shu leaves a devoted hus
band and fivo young children to
moui n her sad lo?s
V
Died at thc home of her son ?ti law
Mr J. B Adams, in this town on I he
muming of -the 20lh November 1899,
Mrs. ELIZABETH MILLER, in her 87th
year. The Itu.eral services were held
at Evergicen cemetery on Tu-sday at
10 a. m., conducted by her pastor Kev.
Rufus Ford, iii thc presence of a large
concourse of relatives and friends. A
I worthy tribute will appear later,
V
On Saturday N ryomber 18th, 1899,
little GUACE, infant of Mr. John C.
and Mrs, Mollio Usher died. She
was about live months old and had
been a (foo ted tho most ol her short
lifo. "A little flower has been taken
from earth and has been transplanted
io tho heavenly gardon; it blooms no
more on earth, but will bloom to all
eternity in Heaven. A littlo situ
are -o to thine but a few days in its
earthly home; it wits then removed to
shine with unceasing brilliancy in tito
galaxy of llcavcu i' Sho was one of
I whom tho Savior said ''SulLr little
children to como unto mo and forbid
thou) not for of such is tho kingdom
ol' Heaven." While little Graco is
no more on earth, there is ono moro
cord to draw tho father and mother
and surviving brothers closer to God.
"And wo know that all things work
together for good lo them that love
God." On Sunday afternoon sho was
laid to rest in Hebron cemetery to
await tho morning of tho risnrroction.
Tho funoral sorvico was conducted by
Hov. Ii. M. Hamer. L. M II
A Good Policy.
Otu thoughtful .Mayor has hit upon
a policy that wo think will havo a
salutary effect in the punishment of
tho juvenile criminals brought boforo
him for stoaling, lighting, etc., and
that is lo scud for their parents or'
guardians and giving them tho choice
of i n ll toting a Hound thrashing to tho
boy or paying a fino. In almost evory
caso tho paren ts show good sonso in
giving tho unruly representativo an
appeal through his hide that wil
reach hie sensibilities much quicker
and do moro huting good than a fino
or imprisonment. Last week there
woro two oosos of thu) kind and week
boforo two moro, and good has boon
dono.
TOWN ANJO COUNTY,NJBW8*
- Tho grand jury at last saw
lit to tackle tho cigarotto ques
tion, Now wo will sob if tho ovil
can bo chocked.
- Mossrs Munnorlyn & Lido
can lill your orders for wood,
any kind, any size and delivered
n.t. vonr ri nov? n t, bottom npioO?,
- Mr. J. R, Townsend is clos
ing out his stock of goods at
Blenheim at cost for cash. He
will d?vote all of his attention to
his farm.
Dr. E. H. Goldberg, Dentist,
has removed his oillco up stairs
over Bank of Marlboro formerly
occupied bv Dr. B. B. Breeden.
Phone No. 07.
- Tho elaborate and impress
ive exercises at tho Graded
school Friday, and planting ono
treo by the children was enjoyed
by a largo number of visitors.
Wo have not hoard from the
schools in tho county,
f?T?" Raisins, Currants, Citron, Figs
and Dates nt E. RI. Rowe's.
18 Hs Granulated Sugar foi $1.00
Mu mierlyn & Lide.
- Town taxes aro due-- -bettor
soo the Glorie at once.
Home mndc ??IOIUNHOW for sale
nt C. S. McCall'*.
-Fresh Buckwheat and Maple
Syrup at E. M. Rowo's.
Home Grown Ilnat-nrof Seed
Ont? for Nillo by C.S. McCall.
Mr. P. C. Emanuel has somo
seed wheat for salo.
-For Thanksgiving and
Christmas, ono, two and live
pound fruit caicos just recoivod
at E. RI. Rowo's.
-Mr. J. F. Everett will sup
ply you with rich milk in any
quantity daily at your doors.
Watch for his man as ho goos
round or send him word.
- Tho two-storv dwolling cor
ner King and Jennings street is
for rent for 1900. W. B. Rowe.
-- Our city fathers are prepar
ing to make war on hog pens af
ter January next. Read the new
Ordinance and stop this hurtful
nuisance in futuro.
- Do you want an experienced
farmer to superintend your plan
tation next year ? If so you can
got ono, Apply at this office.
, - That one aero fenced lot iii
East Bennettsvillc can be bought
for $275-a bargain for you.
- Mrs. A. C. Chapman at Mc
coll is prepared todo fashionable
Dressmaking at reasonable prices
- Any one wishing to buy, rent or
sell real estate in Marlboro county,
call ou L? E. Caston, Esq , ?nd he will
inion st you.
fli#" Box Bnper, naper and Envel
opes, Tablets and Stationers Supplies
all grades and styles, at .J. T. Douglas'.
- - A frill supply of .'(vitae, Hair, '
(/fluster arid Cement (ihn bo fou\i;
4i...!,rO'ljard\var.-;- ;-t.o;-..?. ?
- ?$.i?j? bargains lu summer
goods and shoos at Kirkwood's
old stand.
-Have you tried that now cof
fee substitute Postum Cereal at
E. M. Rowo's ?
Best Patent Flour $4.45 at, E.
M. Rowe's Fancy Grocery.
BSUT* Try a package of *E. M.
Rowe's Moca and Java coffee
only 15cts per pound.
8??T Ladies, read every lino of
the new advertisement of thc
Bonnettsvillo Dry Goods Co. and
give them a call
XKaF"Tho nicest lino of culeca
and crackers cnn be found at Rlc
Kellar's.
Deviled Crabs with shells, at
E. M. Rowe's.
Inspecting Rural Districts.
CmgreSJtttiin Norton and Pus office
Inspector Houpt were here last
Thursday looking over tho country
and consulting with our po-ipi? as to
one or more Rural mail freo delivery
routes iii Marlboro. Tho proposition
ia not to conflict with any of the star
roules, but to take a route not served
and where the most people would he
bviH'fitted. Tho trip wa* only pr>
spectivc, and it may bj next summer
he toro anything will he done, but Mr.
Norton wanta to get the people \cady
for it, and he solicits correspondence
from our peop'e on the subject or on
any thing they want iii formation, ll
is bia wish to be of help to bis people
in Marlboro and gel all the govett)'
mont he'p possible.
Charleston C?ala Week.
Marlboro will ncnd a good (toleration to
Charleston thin week. Among thono who
will enjoy tho festivities ari Mrs. Oulla
Johnson, Dr. Kinney and wife, II. II. Can
non und wifn, Light Townson J ami nistcrn,
J. It Irby, Jr , J. A Spcare, Levi I voy, A.
l\ MaiiHhip, W. Il Kirkwood und James
M?D?uiol, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Capi-1, H. A
Onpcl,
ItAKttAlXS FOR YOU
At Munnerlyn & Lido's Oheau Cash Store.
Homo Ground Meal 15 els a peck
2 cakes nico toilet soap for ? couts
2 cakes laundry aoap only 5 couts
1 package Gold Dust only 5 ecu's
Gallego Patent Flour, $1.50 bbl.
'?Breakfast Rolls" a lino straight flour
at lowest prices.
Shreded coconut nt 5c n paokngo
Spiced Bo rd i nos nt 5c a box.
20 lbs 0. Sugar for $1 00
'ii lbs Extra Good CoflVo only 25c
New Orloans Molasses 40 cts pr gal.
Good Molasses 15 ct3 per gal.
N. O. Riolasses (new crop) 50c gal.
1 31b can California "Lemon Cling''
peaches, something fine, only 25c
2 ca ns 8 lb pie ponchea only 25 ots
A nico Ladies Shoo only 75 cts
A nico lino of mens shoes
Cull and see our patent coffee mill
Loaded shells cheap
Sun-cured ''Swoot Orango" tobacco
Fresh Mackerel and Mullets
Como and seo us I
Munnorlyn & Lide.
Bonnettsvillo, S. C. Nov. 1, 1809.
tl
HJSLWfOUS NO.TES.
Rev. Jvobu A Itteo, President cf Oolum-vj
bin Fomalo Ooll-g i, will proaoh nt Pine'
Grovoohutoh on Thanksgiving Day at i?
o'clock.
Divino services will bo bold at St Paul'.
Episcopal Chapel in this town on to rtiOl
raw and Fdday. Thoro will bo two sor
vlcoB on onoh of tboso days, nt 11 ti. m .
oud 7 30 p. m. Tho Hov. H. W. Rarriwell
of Florence will assist tho rector and
proaoh at caoh aorvico.
On nrxt Sunday, 26th, tho Ri, Rov. j
Ellison Capera, D.D., Rl?bop of ?outb Oar
dina, will mako nu oflloial visitation to tbir
churoh and porform tbo apoatolio rito ol
ootifinuatiou. Sacrament of baptism nd'
minlaton iL Service? at 11 ft. in , and 7 30
p. m , Ibo Bishop preaching Oelebratioti
of Hely Communion nt morning aorvioo.
A oordial invitation is extended tho poo
plo of our town to attend theso sorvieo?
-.-.
Everybody Wauls to
Altond n? entertainment on Thankngiv- j
lng evoninpr, and thia year wo aro to bnve ,
n most eui 'Vftbk one. On l.h>t pv'??mg :?
Conoort, wi;.'. too;:(f?l >ttsi fin?! lin -ii
ting chara do entitled . "ny .'?<.. d i*. J
will bo gh i in O"- Onnbitl Ri \\<v-\ pel
for tho boucilt ol' li? Lb?dial .'<.
Tho beet borne talent assisted, by muulcianp. I
from other towna will participate.
Gouoral udmission 25 ots. Rosorvod toatvj
5 O!B Tick ts pa salo at Djallas Dtoa.
Drug Storo. '
MARRIED
Married Novembei 8. 1899 at tho!
homo of Mr. T. B. Gibson, McColl,
S. C, Mr. Nicholas Kl ol cher and
Miss Carrie Rogers. Rev. A J.
Cuulhen officiating.
Big Piano I Jar gal li-One Square
PiatiO, full round tone, perfect condi
lion. Beautiful Solid mnhogony case!
with oe i dg?n leg?. All in good order
and gotid for many years wear. Will
bo sold for 8(>5. Come quick, it is ri
big bargain. SIMON STRAUSS.
KEEP UUIEI,
and use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and .Diarrhoea Remedy for all pains
of thc stomach and all unatural loose"
ness of tho bowels. It always curo3.
For salo by J. T. Douglas & Bro.
1 A Frightful Blunder 6
Will often causo a horrible Bum, Cul,
Scald or Bruise. B?ck len'S Arnica Salve
tho best in ibo World, will kill the pain
und promptly healed it. Cmos Old
So es, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Roils, Felons
Corin, nil Skin Eruptions. Rest Pile
euro on earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Curo
guaranteed. Sold by J, T, Douglas &
Bro. druggist.
T^umbev For Stile.
I am now prepared to fill orders for
lirs-wolosa lumber of all kind at nrjf
mill or can deliver if desired.
WM. M. SMITH.
June 7, 1899.
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Ula Lifo Waa Savod 2
Mr, ?J. E. Lilly, a prominent citi
zen of Hannibal, Mo., lately had ?
wonderful deliverance from a fright'
lui death. In telling of it he says: )
was taken with Typhoid Fever, tba'
ran in*'' PxMmmnia. My liuigs'hlv
otinm burdened* L so v.enk
ebi/hln't oven feH hp in bcd. hj
bc If e.'- tr.i . t'<*>. j ...'?..?.-<i lo ?O/.'Vc'?iV;
t'i tr??hij lioiii when 1 ju ard <>l 1'J
King's IN cw Diaeoyeiy. Goo botih
gave great relief. I continued to use
i t, and now am well and strong, j
can't say too much in ts praise."
This marvellous rm dieiue is the sures1
and quickest cure in the world for ali
Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular
si'/.-s 50 cents ami $1 00. Trial bot
tles 10 cts. at J. T. Douglas & Bro
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
Tho Apnotito ola Gloat.
Is envied by all peor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out ol order.
All such should know that Dr. King':
Mew Iii fe Pills, the wonderful Stomach
and Liver Remedy, gives a splendid ap
petite, sound digestion and a regula-,
bodily habit that insures perfect health
and great energy. Only 25 cts. at J. T.
Douglas and Bro.
No Hight to Uglinoaa 2
The woman who is lovely in face,
fi.rm and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac
tive must keep her heal I h. If she is
weak, sickly and all run down, she
will bo nervous and iriitable. Ifshe
luis constipation or kidney trouble,
her impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, bkiii eruptions add a wretch
ed complexion. Electric bitters is
tho best medicine in the world' lo
regula p stomach, liver and kidney
md to purify the blood. It gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion. It will
make a good-looking charming woman
of n luh-down invalid. Only 50 els.
nt J. T Douglas & Bro.
Don't You Want f* ?
A fine 10 horse farm for next year
-good land and in good community.
Rent moderate. Apply at once nt the
DKMOOUAT edi cc.
A Warning Notice.
Wo have been requested to ask
thc parents of children who visit
Evergreen Cemetery to warn them
against molesting the Howers, either
growing or pl a oed on tho graves of
loved ones. Unless if is stopped
steps will be taken to prevent it.
Save Your Money.
One box of Tutt's Pills will save
many dollars in doctors' bills
They willsurely cure all diseases
of the stomach, liver or bowels?
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation and bilio
usness, a million people endorse
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
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WE HA*VE, by far. tho
?V? of General Har?lv
tu-, pa vt ol tho Pee Deo country
! M IM, EM EN TS of every
Sw: l,ave in stoeV a large lo
IXpOga PlOWS, bought belo
rfjjj&l. J)o you want a HaiT<
?<I?.:T;I! makes, Cutaway, Disk,
a (I j us ta ble tooth Harrows. We
jte(hh\s up*.
. ^ Wo have just ree?\
wi ich we bought in
.. ?i! i roi i u?o we ii!
Von ("an 1)0 \' a j.:uod St
qO up.
$/p' havo a line ol Ilazors, P
I wlii' Cutlery, whieli we guarar
: . .very respect wc allow our
rorniug them after trial, and th
CH IN? WftKG-Wc
; > k of Ullina Ware?, which wo
IT you want any Kitchen Fur
Peering Machinery
I?' Deering Mach i ne ry-the L
m.M.rkri -
mt Carry a large line of PA
OL^H'INTS und LIME, !
loV. ', possible prices.
fo?,)?oC our SHELF GOODS, and
i}-y>. i,ie bought in iho early apriug, b
'iron market, and it is our purpose
t!;i low prices.
W I? ! S VITE INSPECTION 1 VV
;!). Mort ey for them. Come and see us
Very respectfully,
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ll, 1899.
% \ ' B ciel ins: Presents
? ! h ' ve just received a new
saintly of STERLING
SILVER and FINE
CU NA, suitable for
if c. '.ding 1* resent*.
Ho euro to soa our stock be
foj'i? von buy.
H. W, 0AER0LL,
/ .'. 80 1899. %
not -.(JAH A. O. Douai<A8
liillil
ll MEDICINES M
CHEMICALS,
? .ET ARTICLES
FINE STATIONERY,
TiAt?rS, OILS AND PAINTS,
" ( ? SEO A RS,
And Oh eic 3 Tob ace
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Jiumiirj ?Oj 1897.
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coot March 26, 1899.
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i j 4.' 11 ru 'fiv Climax
i ' ; in (iV QrcoiiHboro
; rt m. /ii Greensboro
11 ? jj ;i rn' Ly Stokcudido
10 II ni; I.v Walnut Covo
IO 09 t iii !.v Itural liait
ij ., ii ni] : v Mt. Airy
riaiuK? ,
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8 ? 'JV licmicttsvillo Ar
i) 7 i hil !JV Maxton Lv
M < ; a in Lv Red Springs Lv
16 sci a ni ! 1 JV Hopo Milln Lv
to .<,(. a ni Ar Fayetteville Lv
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2 I ' P ?'|f,v
f. p ai ?Ar
i |< jp4 m I.v
ir 30 p inj i v
Kninsuur
Climax
Greensboro
Orconnboro
StokcKdalo
M nd i non
Nortli
Dound
Daily
No 53^
9 00 a i
12 10 p m
12 28 p ni
M3 P ?'
3 44 P m
4 !S P m
4 25 p in
5 12 pm
5 44 P m
6 13 pm
7 34 P m
North
Hound
Daily
No 6$
715pm
6 15 p m
S 35 P ru
4 52 P ??
4 33 IV I?
No 47
North
Batted
Mixed
Daily ox
Sundny
Lvl 6 40 a m
A'l 8 25 a m
Arj 9 17am
Lv! 9 35 " >?
Lv
Ar
11 07 a m
II 55 a rn
Connections at Fayetteville with Athu.tlo
Coiifct lib 0, at. Maxton with tho Caiollna
Cull ti i i ll lilroad, at Red Springs wiih tho
p-jd Sp?trtf{H and Bow m oro railroad, at San
ford .vitli lLo Scabonrd Air Lino, at Gulf
wit): tho D irham and Charlotte Railroad,
at O.-cenhoro with tho Southern Railway
Cou>paiiy, nt, Walnut Covo with tho Norfolk
I and Western Railway.
J. li KlJStiYi Oou'l Mannger.
T, M. RMKRBON, Trafilo MnciiRcr.
U, % I?MERSON, Qon'l Pais Agent.
>
i i Miiin i fi
HARDWARE CO.
erything in our Line,
largest and best selected stock
fare that has ever been iu
r. Wo carry FARM INO
descri ptiou.
t of thc celebrated Ohatta
rc the last advance in iron and
3W ? I?' so, see us, wc have
Acme, and the Double Section
can sell them lo you from l'en
rca a Car Load of ST O V ES
st January, before any advance
.e ??iVering them at last year's
ovo from us including thc ware
trident ?s completo;
ocket Knives, Scissors and</\
itee. If they aro not first-class
CUSL>w.2!'i: the nvi^_!,?Mv? of ro
cir money returned. |
? have a large and well selected
aro offering at very low prices,
tl itu re come and see us.
Wo are agents for the celebra
)est and most durable on the
INTS of all kind, OILS,
?ill of which we sell at Ibo very
tho most of our llkLVVY/ GOODS
oforo Ibero was much ad vaneo io the
! to givo rur customers the beuefit of
e have the Goods, and wo must hove
1
ATLANTIC COASTLINE RAILROAD
O IU JON TO COLUMBIA
?.EAVK.
6 .j5 a. in
AltWYIC.
7 io
8 oz
9 25
5 -15 l>
Giboon,
Bonuottsyillo,
Darlington,
Sumter,
Columbia,
io io p. m.
9 >7
8 25
6 40
io 55 a. ra,
m.
LB A VB,
6 4 5 rt
7 IO
8 02
9 IS
4 49 p. m.
OIHHON TO CIIAltLRSTON,
Aumvis,
Gibnon, io io p. m.
Bouuottftviilo, 9 17
Darlington, 8 25
Florence, 7 55
Charloaton, 12 45
K?.OTIT?KC?? TO wAimmono.
j'Rj A 1:11) Y1-:
;"i ioton(V..' ... .' 7 v.v*n.::^.
?;j ill Iii ?jt<iitt i 0 .'')
;p) Chbrutv, 5 i s
T. M. EMERSON, II. M. EMERSON,
Trafilo Manager, Asu't. Gen Pass. Agt.
J. It. KBNLY, General Manager.
I A FREE PATTERN ?
(your own selection) to every aub- S;
rfj scriber. Ouly 50 ceuta a year. jg
? A LADIES' AUGAZINR. ?
A pim J beautiful CAlorcd plates; latctl
c* fashion*; dressmaking e.unotniea ? fan? 1 JJ?
?J v. oil.; l.uuseliold linus ; IK'IIOII, etc. Sub- ?*?
*?? KCIIIIC day, or, tend ec. for Iiitest copy. 5;
;." Lady uucius wanted. Scud for terms. &
Stylish, Reliable), f.ltuple, Up-to- ??
;?? r?ate. l?COiioitl|c.l1 and Absolutely 2?
l-i Tcrfecl-FUtiiif} Taper Tallerua. ?.
Ask for iiicni. Sold in nearly every city
' by mail from '.\ .
and town, or I
If. THE McCALL CO., ?:
?li 118-140 West Utli St., New York. I'
Prec tuition. Wc give one or more free schol
arships in every county In thc U. S. Write us.
Will neccpt uo'.es for tuition
or eui deposit iConcy in bank
until position ls secured. Cur
lure paid. No vacation. Hit
ter nt any time. Open fortxith
sexes. Cheap board, Send for
free Illustrated eat aloguc.
{Positions,.,
Suarantoeci
Under reasonable
conditions ....
i i ?.?; Hui.iii LI??;U vuiuiu.xiti;.
Address J. 1?\ DiiAunuoN, l'res'l, ct either place.
Buslneas,... X&tj?ZSSfCVf
Nashville, Tenn , t?* Galveston, Tex ,
Savannah, Ga., Texarkana, Tex.
Uookkccplng, Shorthand, Typcw tiling, etc.
Tito most thorough, practical anil proet'esstw
b'etlO?lS of the kind lu the world, mid the desi
patronized ouc* in the South. Indorsed Ivybank*
er-?, merchants, lninislers ntul Others'. Pour
weeks In Ixxikkeeptng with us aro ecptnl to
twelve week? by the ol?! phut. J. V, Draughon,
VicsMenl, is author of Drauguon's New System
ol' licokkeeplng, "Double Un try Made Nosy."
Homo study. Wo have prepared, for ho:ii"
study, hocks on bookkc?:|?lnif, penmanship and
?hoi than.I. Write for pr.ee list "Ilotnc Study."
U\tract. "ntcm. Du A no WON*-I lom ned book
kcepiugnt home front your books, while holding
a position ns night telegraph operator."- C. li.
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Wholesale Grocer;!, South Chicago, III.
{Mention this Paper when wrilinjf.}
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scud 80 cento for three month's bini subscription
to The Illustrated Youth and Age, Nashville, Tenn,
Knch letter Is well illustrated. Th?y aro addressed
to Undo 8am, PolltlcliuiH, Hoy?, (l?ris, Ilarholors,
Drummern, Fiddlers, Fishermen, Molhoneln.r.aur,
Sportsmen. Oniiilliiatcs, Strccthcarts, Teacher?,
rhcy aro considered tho best work that has ever
como from Gov. Taylor's gilled pen. Ills rennin?
lion na a writer, humorist, orator, ami entertainer
ls ns wldo ns tho world Itself.
The Illustrated Youth und Ag? Is a, semimonthly
journal, 10 to 82 p?gC6, OuVQtcd to FICTION. l'QllT?
RV, A uv KN run vs ny 6K/V AND I, AND, WIT AND
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Vifldren'?, /fctftrs'. Authors', Knowledge Jinx.
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a gold walch, diamond ring, or bicyclo by doing n
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The Youth and Ago Pub. Co., Nashville, Tonn.
W. DOU0H1KH,
o Attornoy at Law,
Honnottavillo, 8. 0.
Olfioo on Dirllngton etrool near Post
Tolograph oflloo, January, 1809?
Is not a Cyclone ot Out Prices,
But a Record of well kept T?iomises,
H) SIL FOI] GOODS AT TI CIM&T PL
Satisfaction is still OU? Salesman.
Wc arc still at tho OLD STANK), and think we
are even better prepared than ever to cater to tho
wants of ray patrons ami tho public generally.
My Fall Stock is arriving daily, and our line of
?ahur mmMm w? w <r V?<r ?fft??y ifi^ .pi1 y
Furnisbins?
Are pretty, stylish anti up to dato.
Wc make a specialty of
For Men,
For Ladies,
* And Children.
V
A?i sizes apd styles,^
OF T?^?BKST MAK^Sj
Our Grocery Department
Is full of thc Choicest, Daintiest and Rest Goods we can
rind, und all purchases in Town aro Delivered promptly
and Free of Charge.
UVE ME A TRIAL BEFOBE YOU BUY
AND I WILL THANK YOU.
Yours for Barg dins !?
BRICK ROW NEXT DOOR TO C, S, MCCOLL.
August 30th 1809.
Mtlf
PUBLIC- SPIAlEti
.. - -*.? - ,. ?
?Wt Wi Vt ; NtOvKbT?lr??iir Ni:W milOK S T< iii K oil lU KA?rT SIM-' <"'V.
j Je. X |0 i?'!/.. i." SQIij\MI-';, wh to wc hiivc mii:\? room, wo have hoon <m%hk'd..o
fui tip "? I! ir?paiin?cni?, und otter tn tho pcoplo ot Marlboro county ttio
LARGEST STOCK OF FURNITURE
EVER OPENED IN THIS SECTION. <$?*~~*
dU?to) - ,
EVEKYBOEY INVIK? -
TO VISIT OUR STORE AND EXAMINE OUR NEW AND HANDSOME
LINES IN
Room Snits, Willow Chairs, Lounges, Tables, Springs,
Wardrobes, Car/)ets, Shades and Mattings*
We inuko a Specialty of Wall Papers, Wall,. Pockets, Easels, Pioturo Fininot?
ami Pictures Framed, Cords, Wails, &c
All Styles and Sizes of COFFINS and CASKETS Kept in Stock.
F?NF HA LS attended on short notice.
April 12, 1898.
BENNETTSVILLE FURNITURE CO.
^7?
will give you Big Bargains for the next
SIXTY DAYS in the following Goods, which
they wish to discord from their regular line.
i 00 Pair Pants From Sficts. to $4.50,
800 u Shoes " 7?cts " $3.00,
loo Hats " 25cts $3.00,
100 Shirts. " tf?cts u $1.00
X^arALSO DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Remember our Buggy Repository is large and always filled
with Buggies to suit the people. A oar load now on the way.
.ses
Also Remember we always have on hand a Stable filled with
well bred stock--Horses und Mules. A consignment if Horses
just arrived.
This Department is always completo, also pieces for bracas
from a crupper to a brow-band.
When in town drop iii and we will surprise yor.
W. P, & J. F. BREEDEN
BENNETT8VILLE?, S, ?.
August 1899.