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BBNNBTTSYILLE, S. O, ?V S. A. umo WK & co. O/tfco West of Court House, Wednesday, May 30,1900, Dennetlsville Church Directory. MpiiOD'sr-O. VV. Creighton, P. 0. Sunday school -1 30 p. m. Preaching nt 11.00 a pi, and 8 00 p. tn Prayer meet ing Wednesday afternoon at 4.00 o'clock. Superintendent Sunday behool, Phil. A. Hodgos. . BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pallor, feuuday school at 10.00. Preaching Sun day at 11.00 a. m., and 8 00 p. m. Prayer picoting Thursday evening ut 8 o'clock. Superintendent ol' Sunday school, If. W Carroll. PllESUYTK?UAN- Rev H. W. Burnell, Pastor. Prenohirig every Sunday at ll n. m., and 8.1.)'p. tn. Prayer meeting on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Sunday Behool, at 9 30 a. hi. Suporintondent of .chool, J. ]?] Kelly. EfiBCOl'AJ.-Rov. T. P, Baker, Pastor. Sobing ovory Recoud anti fourth Snudny Cr?** m ? RU<* 400 P' m- ??ndny plTrW?^??4b. ni. Dr. J. A. Falaon, Suporintondent. Marlboro County Officers. KlIBttiFlfc-J.-. B. Grono CLERK OP OLKIUC-J. A. Drako JUDGE OP PaoBATK-M. MoLauriu COKONBR-J. Fi David SUPERVISOR-D. J. Eustorliog SUPT. I?D?OATI?N-ll; L, Freeman TREASURER- J. II. Thomas AUDITOR-K S. Carlisle SKNATOR - Knox Livingston l?BPRESKKrAT?Vi,.S--J. F. MoLauriu, T. I, Rosers, Frank Manning MAGISTRAT ES--C. 1). Ei<lerjibgi C N Itogors, .John Pundi. K J Alsobrook*. W. Wt Hearsoy, V, .1). Stubbs, W. \V. Irby. Directory of BcnnettsvUle Lodges. MARI.UORO LODGE No. 88, meets at Bcnncttsvil'.e. Friday cvCning, ou or bo fore each full moon al S o'elock. O. vS. Oil APPIN, W. M. J. R. SAMPSON', Secretary. CONSOLIDATED honor. No. 15, K. ol P., meets every Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock. County Masonic Directory. MARI.UORO CHAPTER NO. 30 lt. A. M., meets at Ciio, on Friday, on or after j each lull moon, at 3 o'clock in tho after noon. EUREKA LODGE NO. 43 A. F. M., moots at McColl, each Saturday after noon, boforo tho full moon,at 4 o'elock. AURORA LODGE No. 33, A. F. M., nicols at Clio, Saturday on or oftor each full moon ut 3 o'clock, p. m. County Church Directory, ?ennettsville Circuit Appointments REV. A. J. CAUTIIEN, P. C. First Sunday-ll n. m., Pino (1 rovo. 3 p. m., Smyrna. Second Sunday, ll a. tu McColl. 3 p. in, Beauty Spot. Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove, 3 p. m, Smyrna* Fourth Sunday, ll a.m. McColl, 3 p. m. Beauly Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. REV. DOVE TILLER, P. C. Hebron first and third Sunday ll a. in. Ebenezer first and third Sunday 3 p. m. Parnassus second and fourth Sunday ut 11 n. DI. Ziou second and fourth Sunday at 3 p. rn. Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. T. M. DENT, P. C. Clio-First Sunday ll u. m.. Third Sunday 3 p. m., Fourth Sunday 7.30 p ni Beulah-First Sunday 3 p. m., Third Sunday 11 o> m. Bothlohctn-Second Sunday 3 p. m., Fourth Sunday II a. m. Mauning-Second Sunday ll a. in,. Fourth Sunday 3 p. tn. W. W. Mayhew, Merion, Wis., says .'I consider One minute cough cure a most wonderful medicine, quick and fwtlc." It io lins only harmless remedy (hat gives immediate results. It cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, grippe, whooping congi), pneumonia and all throat and lung diseases. Its early usc prevents consumption. Children always like it and mothers endorse it. Doug las Bros. W. H Shipman, Beaidslep, Minn., under oath, says he Butlered Irom dys pepiia for twenty five years Doctors and dieting gaye hut little rollet. Fi nally he used Kodoi Dyspepsia cure and now eats what he likes and as much as he wants, anti lie feels like a ncvv man. lt digcs's what you cat. Douglas Bros. Cleanse the liver, purify the blood, in vig?rate the body by using Dewitt's lit ile eariy risers, These lamons little i>ills always act promptly. J. T. Doug las & Bro. witt H. Clark, Chauncey. Ga., says Dc. itt'g Witch Hazel salve cured him of piles that had afflicted him tor twenty years, It is also a speedy cure tor t,kin diseases. Beware of dangerous cotin tcrfeits. Douglas Bros, A Thousand Tonguo? ? Could not express tho ?-apturo of An nie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard st., Philadelphia, Ptiy ?bon clio found (hot Dr. King'? New Discovery for Consump tion had completely curod her ol hacking cough that lor many years had made lifo a burdon All other rouiodies and dootors could givo her no heh), but she ?aya of thia Royal (Juro--"it soon re ?novad (ho pain in my chest and I om ?ow sleep soundly, something I can pourcoly rd mom bor doing bc toro. I feel liko sounding it praises throughout tho fJniverse." So will every ono who tries Dr. King's Now Discovery for any tron ido of tho Threat, Chest or Lungs. Price /)0 cts. and $100 Trial bottles Idols, at J. T, Douglas & Bro. drug atoro cvory hollie guaruuiccd. -. ?<?;?>? - ? - ~ Ice oroam Tuesdays, Thursdays and tu rda j s at,J. B. Ham ikon's saloon and .grocery storo, PERSONAL. Mr. J. J. Tart, of .Egypt, call ed to soe'us Thursday. . Wo regret to learn that Mr. C. A. Mooro is again quite sick. Miss Mabel Dove of Dovesvillo, is visiting Miss Louise Breeden. Our young friend Harry Can non has boon very sick for the' past few days. Rev. J. A. Campbell of Little Kock is tho guest of Mr. Lom. BJ. Caston. Capt. T. P. Stubbs and J. R. Liles, of Brightsville. were in town to day. Mr. Harris Bristow has re turned from an extended trip to | Georgia and Alabama. Mr. A. S. Grant, of Smithville, was in town Friday and called to renew old acquaintances. John Bristow, tho butcher, lins gone to Louisville to tho Confed erate reunion. Ile goes to ove7*y one. Wo aro glad to report that] Kev. II. W. Burwcll, who has been quito sick is ablo to be ont] again. Wo regret to hear that our valued friend Mr. R. C. Easter ling is again confined to his home. . Mr, N. T. Berry, of Hebron, was in town Saturday and called to swap news and renew old ac quaintance. We regret to report the sick ness, of Miss Maggie, daughter of Capt. T. P. Stubbs, of Brightsville. Capt, J. A. Petcrkin, of Fort Motte, who has boen spending a week here, has gono to the reun ion at Louisville. Messrs. Ra i ford Gibson and W. H. Gibson, of Gibson, were in town yesterday, the guest of Mr. J. P. Gibson. Hon. W. D. Evans is attend ing a meeting of the various' railroad commissioners at Mil waukeo this week. Mr. Ralph Tony, now of Rock ingham, spent Sunday hero with his brother. He is doin<r a good business np thero. Mr. T. G. Matheson, for a long lime cashier for tho bank of Marlboro has been tondered the the cashier's place in the new bank' in Gheraw. - Graham will bo missed it he accepts. Hon. C. S McCall left on Sun day for Louisville via Little Mountain, whore ho stopped MOhd?y to see the eclipse, and join tho party from Columbia to tho groat reunion. We return hearty thanks to j Mr. Waller S. Rowe, now in Seattle, Washington, for a copy of tho "Daily Times" of that city with a full account of the exodus I for Capo Nomo. It boats that to | tho Klondike. Mr. John A. Bishop, who has] for tho last sevon years been liv ing in Georgia, is hero on a bri dal tour to his grandfather, Mr. T. R. Williams, at Newtonvillo. Georgia has agreod with him splendid and supplied him with a loving "helpmeet, Rey. N. L. Sweet, one of the solid men of Smithville, was in town Saturday and called to seo us. Ho was down to secure the necessary papers to send Miss Sophrona Smith, an orphan young lady who has lost her reason from a severe attack of! fever, to Columbia for treatment. Marlboro Boys In lt. The commencement at Clemson college begins June 8th. S. IS. Liles, of Brightsville; Baxter A. Fletcher, of Adams vi lie and J. li. Donaldson, of Parnassus are among thc graduates. S. E. Liles was elected president ol'thc graduating olass. A Good Haul. On Thursday morning last Con stables Watson and Dom captured two $2 gallon kegs of whiskey packed in barrels with saw dust on thc sides and a fe v cabbage on top to deceive, lt was a clever dodge lint inti constables caught on. lt was consigned to one Spears at fill ni hov. lt came from Lackey's] at Hamlet. Ono Convict Escapes. On Monday morning Jim Fry, who is serving a sentence of three j years on the chain gang for stealing Mr. Kirkwood's bicycle and run ning off to Georgia last fall,, suo jeeeded in escaping from tho guard and making the best muon record. He has gone to Darlington or Marion. Now leo Houso. Mr. James Oscar Breeden has opened a new ice house in our town and will deliver in any quan tity anywhere in town. Orders from persons out of town can he filled at all hours. Ho solicits orders from all who want to keep cool. Call 'phono 10?. and give him a trial. His office is next door to Grange hall. Sontenco Commuted. Governor McSwccney on Thurs-1 day last commuted tho sentence of] Albert Guinn the young man who went into thc tailoring shop of Mr. Glenn last fall and took away some clothing, and for which he was convicted at tho November term and sentenced to tho peniten tiary for 0 months-six of which have been completed. Mr. W. I). Evans recommended that thc com mutation be granted and . Solicitor Johnson, also, said that thc ends of justice had been mot by tim pun ishment so far inflicted. Wo know tho young man will apprcolato his freedom. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Next Monday is sulosday. Go to Hamilton's for cool drinks. -Whortleberries ure ripening. - T. 1. Rogers is cuting boans - Tho mowers aro ready for ? 1? f. ???>., ! ..j-, t 2 i uni. - Soed pons for sale C. S. McCall. - Today is national Memorial day. ' Money to Loan- apply to T. I ! Roi!, UH, Attornoy. - Read Mr. T. L. Crosland's card in this paper. - Choice frosh honey at Jones' grocery. .- 3 pound pio peaches, 2 cans] for 25 cents at Hamilton's. - - Mr. C. S. McCall has tho llnest wheat that wo have seen. ?- Mr. Lewis Chavis is bring ing to market some nico cab bage. - Marlboro will have a small delegation at Louisville at the reunion. - FOR SALH. Tom C. Hamer has some Unknown and Lifo Preserver peas for sale. - The eclipse was on time Monday and very many were frightened at tho scone. - Court meets hero on thc fourth Monday in Juno with Judge Townsend on tho bench, - A subscription of six months will be given for tho first melon delivered by tho 4th of July. - Bishop J. 8. Key wrote: Teethena (teething powders) was more satisfactory than anything we ever used. (t?r The Best Fertilizer for late Corn or Pom is "Laud Itch ? valor." Fresh lino ot fancy candy just received nt J. 13. Hamilton's. Crushed fruit thinks at J, B. Hamilton's saloon. - Mr. Simon Strauss has 20 bushels mixed peas at SM per bushel, 1 doz 3 lb eau tomatoes $1 at J. B. Hamilton's. Limber twig tobacco 35c lb at J. B, Hamilton's. - If you have not got a heart you'can got a precious metal one at Carroll's, Jewelry store. "Leven" Baking powder at J. Bi Hamilton's. - The Hardware Storo has re ceived a supply of the Rambler, Crescent and Clipper Bicycles of all sizes, grades and prices, for ladies, gents, boys and girls. ?iijV" Box Paper, paper and E?yul? opes, Tablets and Stationers Supplice all grade? and styles, nt J. T. Douglas'. Harver's natural leaf tobacco at J. B. Hamilton's. J(?2r Paints, Oila, Varnish, Glass] aud Brushes can he bought at lowest prices at J. T. Douglas'. MoKollar's Specials. Hoiiz baked boinia. Pino apple- sliced and gritted. Heinz tomato soup, lt ia fino "LO?YCII" to mako your biscuits-it i* bettor than baking powders. A nico lino of Lad ?ea' vtBta fron? 5 cents to 250 caen. My lino of gents straw batu is oom ploto from io cent? to 1 jo couts oaeo. I hnvo a lol of nico uf.f4ligo6 shirts to suit you. Como aud see them. Groat Piano Bargain, A Soven Oolnve, Sonare Piano, Ma hogony Case, in good cnndi'ion, Rood tono, .lotion good, can hu bought lor $7&. part oneil, haluncoiu ihc lull. This is a raie bargain. App'y at once to Mis. P. P, Jennings. April 17, 1900 -- - Otto Korb, Grand Chancellor. K. P., Boonville, Ind., says. "Pewiu's witch hazel salve soothes live most delicate skin and heals the most stubborn ulcer with certain and ijood results." Cores piles and skin diseases. Don't buy an imitation. Douglas Dre's. -- . "1 think Dewitt's little early risers arc the best pills in thc world," says W. K Lake, Happy Creek. Va. They remove all obstruction.) ol the liver and bowels, act quickly ami never gripe. Douglas Bros, Olvo Htm Your O. dors Mr. Fred E. Gibson now has charge of the Democrat job ellice and is doing some splendid joh printing. All persons needing any kind ol' job printing would do well to call on Freddie for prices and leave their orders with him, which will bo promptly tilled. ?&" Pipes and Smokers Supplies in endless variety can ho found at J. T. Douglas', Don't You Lovo Flowers? It so, and you want some pretty pots of all sizes in which to place them, call at thc Hardware store and you can bo suited. stylish outfits,* Parties in want of a stylish outfit should como to town and seo Breed en's display horses and fancy buggies - they can fix you up and send you oil j smiling and happy. -Frosh Buckwheat and Maple Syrup at E. M. Rowo's. "No family can afford to he without one minute cough cure. It will stop a cough and cure a cold quicker than any j other medicine," writes 0 W. Williams Sterling Run, Pa. It cures croup, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles and prevents consumption. Pleasant and harmless. Douglas Pros FOR SALE BEST QUALITY N, 0. MOLASSES At C, S. MoOAIit,, RELIGIOUS NOTES. T!io evening r.ervicis at ibo Pi tab;turbin ohuio'.i I; ii Vc buen charged io 8.15 Tho I?our fur Kunduy ichool at tho Moth pdlti? church his boon changed to io 00 o'clock in thu inoniir?{. Tho Wednoeday aftornoou prayer meet* e.. . .i <i. - it, . 1. - 1 ..? .,....?.?.t i > .? m? nv mu i'iuiiiuuiat ?lmiwu la i.un ?um ut .J.co o'1;!nek . Prayer uto ting at tho Baptist ehuroh every Tliuieduy evening at Soo. The nien'.s prayer mooting at tho YlcthcJiat church ia- held every Wcdneu duy evening at 8 00, Tho publie invited. Tho holli fur Suuday FOIIOOI at tho Hap? list ehur-jb li!..s been changed lo 10.00 and tho hear for preaching to 11.00 0. m. Tho m:,ta Dation services at tho Prosby le?an church Suuday were interesting and were conducted by Hov A. II. MoArn, of (Jherr.w. Who also filled thc pulpit at night Tho tout t-oirieoi which have boen in progresa tit ibo cotton mill tito past week (?amp to a clofio Sunday night. Mr. Ja?. Williams is an camed worker, and many appreciated his vir.it, Itevi T. P. Biker came over from Cho ra w Sun??day afternoon and held two ner vi ces nt Ho Paul'? 13pl80ip.il qburoh Stwduy -morning ned afternoon. tie will nt tko ono more visit be foro ho gocn north. Tho partier of tho Methodist church will begin next Sunday morning an exposition ut (bo tuh.M of Ilia Mothodist ohuroh. Ho Otirncntlj requests tho attendaoeo of ovory memher pf tho ch it roh The i-.oata at this chmeli nie free and tho publioaro cordially in vi ted. k - Betsy Townsend, tho old colored wont un who has boon lo tho hospita) boforo, has hoon taken up awaiti. Bo mo say she is jjlayilig oimy to get back to Columbia. -.-? ~T?- ?.- - whero to Oat Pretty Viewers. Mus J011 y S. Mooni: has a variety of Geraniums, Begonia, Cactus, Ferns ?nd a Itit ut otbtr plants, which she wishes io (1 impose ol'. Cultings per doz. 25o, Roo'.ed plants from 5o up. Also cul flowers. Anywhoro You Want to Go. The Coast Line is now selling low rale tickets lo till the ?ueo'. ingSj con von fions, rou nidus, eic., by titi y route you want to go. Louisville, $18.55 limit to Juno Gili. Ask Mr. Kelly for rates any where. ?11 .-.su .?s^-ssaT.-.inz.iK-rjtrBra tn Cream cheese tit J. 13. Hamil lon's. Sahnen JO els per eau ut J. }}* lia ?iii ten'th fc'lT Mr. A. J. Jones has tundo nr rniigpipents lo Ire?h .Bakers Broad tinily nt his next to Douglas ililli Bro , Dr tijj H toro. "Lund Renovator*' fur sale at Ibo ( il .Mill. 1 ? Frightful Ulundor 5 Will often cau^o a hot ribJo Burn. Cul, S'cihl or Ihtihe. Buekleu'x Arnica Salve tho lio^l in ilia World*, will kill ibo pain ami proiupily healed it. Cmos Old Si CS, Kc y o r kore's*! -Ulccis, Boils, rel oil's (Joni", all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on cn ri h. Only 2 fi els. a box. Cure gua noticed, Suhl by J, T, Douglas & Bro. druggist. A Woman'.-! Awful t'o.'il ''Tlierc is only ono edi unco to save your lile ami ll.a' is ihroui?b au operation," weic lim stnrdiug wmds heard by Mrs I ;i Hunt ol' J ?hue Ridge, Wis., from her IncMir arter Im had vainly hied to cure her ol :i Ci i gin ful ci?e ol'slomacl) trouble md yellow |,t und ico. Chill stone.-? h-ni formed and she c oistnntly grow worse. Theil sh.- bilgau lu 11*0 tOlootrio Bitters, 'vh'uli wholly cured ber. h's a wonderbtl S omach, hiver nm) Kidney remedy, (hires Dyspop i t, ho s ol Appetite. Try it. Only f?0uts. d naran ced Ker salo by .I. T. Dougl is oe. Ib o. A Clean Clea*- Bruin. Your hos! feeling-, your social position or badness succors depend largely on the hoi fool acion ol your Stomach and Liver Dr. King's New Lifo Bibs give increased si congi h, a koon clear brain, high nmbi liou. A ???MJ box will iiiitl; you lcd like a new being. .1 T. Doutha &? Bro, j, I. Carson, l'rothonolary, Wash. lng ton, Pa., says, "I have found l<odol Dyspepsia Cure an excellent rem edy in case ol slr un a cbc trouble, and have derived gre-il benefit hom its use. [t digests what you eat and cannot fall 10 cure. Bong la s 15 ros. . _- O ..'h.<. . 'j'ortuw?c! A WitnocB Inloii-'ti I'iifiVijhif w.i-i indure I by wil lies? T I? Marlin, of Dixie, Ky., boforo ho jlrayo ibis ovidemvu "1 coughed every iiighl undi iii y limit wu noni ly raw ; dion (ried Dr. Kine's New Discovery windi ?ave instant relief. 1 have used it i:i niy family for 1 years and reena)mond 11 ils tho greaten reined,' for Coughs, i'm is and lill Throat, Chest and hiing i Troubles h will stop die wurst cough, und not only prevents but absolutely euros (jon.Uli)|itiou. IMci 50c and $1 ??j 10v cry hut dc euar.inteod. Trial bottles free ?il .J, T. Douglas & Bro., Diug Store. A Foal JJioyolo itidor. Will oi'.oii veceive painful eilis, sprains or lunises from accidents, _ Bu oki on s Ar nica S.dve, will kill the pulu and Ilpili lim iii jory, lu's ibo cyclist's friend, (Turps Cliping. Chapped Hands, Sore hips, llurr-s, ll leers and Piles, (Juro guaran*! Ioctl, Only 25o. Try it. Sold by J. T. Dundas ec Ibo. NEW BARGAINS ! NEW GOODS, KKW l>ifil<lM& ! his true that all Merchandise lina ad vanced materially within tho last (io dnya, but, noverlhelo?a, wo aro hero for bargains, as (?heap as ever Quel atines aro therefore limn Oi'.'.iary. Come and BOO our new stock of hadlee Goods, consisting of tho bi lost Style.fi of Qaliooos. Percales. Organdies, Laces | TrimmingSi Etc Mon's FANCY SHIRTS. Nookwoar and Other Goods. -~~ GROCERIES As (JllBAP as nan he bought in lien nett/, ville, Wc moan f xaotly what wo say I Hoping to b.avo ibo oonlinuod encoitr figment that wo have had blnco wo opened un and thanking you for pint favors, wo aro your? for l?oufc?t Doi.Iing. Munnerlyn & Lido, ncnucltsvillo, 8. 0. Feb, 111, 1000. i . mm s WISH to call Ibo attention of the Public tb the fact that I have the L?HMST LI? OP MATTING IN TOWN, Chinese Japanese 1 2 1 -2 to 30 cfs 15 to 35 cfs. Y STOCK ami PRICES will commend themselves, to those who know values, EVERYTHING IN Till! FURNITURE LINE. COME AND SEE ME\ UESPMOTPULLY;. G. W. WABBILL, Fresh arrival of RUG-S. Hennetlsville, S C., Mob. 21, 1900 DH MOFFETT S fi Allans Irritation, Aids Digestion, EH wu i ti M Regulates the Bowell? L I li I ?I W Strengthens the Child. t I H I ll fl Make* Teething Ea.y. " #^ &?<r> Costs ouly 25 cents at Druggists, ANY AGE. m&M^W Or moll alcoota too. J. MOFFETT, M. D.f ST. LOUIS. MO. My Line of REYNOLDS SHOES is complete lor men. And my line of Saches Ladies and Misses Oxfords is as complete asl have ever had. Ladies try a pair ot Bach's Shoes and see how good they are. My Line of GROCERIES * complete, and I will SELL THEM TO YOU as "Cheap ns Possible." THANKING YOU FOR PAST FAVORS AND HOTING FOR A CONTINUANCE OF SA M IC, I am yours truly, IC i lis ici I a lira a^&*kuballi BRICK ROW KEXT DOOR TO C. 5, McCOL. May I, 1900. SEMD UP M? iiRAOt MOP cAaiHtf numt ?(Wo * Hon. VMIHII I'vuni'il ii :.l yu pcrtrtUf iitMirlorj ... .nf\S' giBil^|4tMfyft^itn.?6 l-^OT^I^^^S, MRQdJalui .lij. '"-t ?S?1 >(,'H< '1. i.Int ^.v..U| vu.u OM K.CH vut.i ? '?. i?, m>j" 11' . vii. :'... -I nu:, if (-mti ., 4, Lea (\II<1 freight I'liaruun. Mimili ne ?id/lifeiVi liol)hilt-ililli t'i> nvorafto ?5 cents for eac!i .W I:IIU flii I!? IHillHUt-IHIiltliMi'tllf.il ??til ?Wf lt.T!<f.f ? UWrXir TRIAL to i > ?mr f !. niij dJV you i?, <? n ic. yauruwu humo, und wu ? ?cuum mtltillod. Wetoll dlf?rr?nl nuke? ?nj ttt,itkui fe-vdst .( 41 ??i 610,00, an.no, cia.on mid un. hil frilly itni-ritiihi ?mr ,?>.*? -,. "'vi Na?tila?l!?i?lo|of, liutais.iu tvrth?? nitor IH.SK (.'.KUM MVHliICK I" the groa?? st value tver o.Tri-eit by unv UJU? . BEWARE CF ! 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(tap4*) Chicago, 811. i/anler, pntciu ncodlobnr, ' 1 m.J betBllfolly aMo'and unreal our Froa In? ult lier plHltiorany t with cvory tnauhlne, t ?Hd ?taut?? i bl. i.inr. comiiaro lt with . 00.00, and thin WK TO UKI ruy YOUlt DON'T ??LAY, |: Afldres Mide The Waverly No Rioyolo ovor atUhioJ a highorjilogroo of popularity or gava mor? univeraul Haliufaotion thao the WAVEKI.Y of 1899. W, W. BROWN, AGENT, BBNNBTTSVILLE, 8 0 . T. DOUGLAS A. C. DOUGLA* DOUGLAS fr BRO,,' l>liAI,l?tm IN fr m JU uiiu i/v ziij $!0& CHEMICALS, FINE STATIONERY, LAMPS, OILS AND PAINTS, JflUE S KO A li 8, And Uhoioo Tobftoo" FOUND AT THE OLD STAND. Junnary 29, 1S97. Weddinec Presents Tf'"<? have just received U new savply of STEALING . SILVER and FINE C II I KA, s alta hie for U edding Presents. Bo sure to soe our stock be fore you buy. H. W, CARROLL, Sept 20 1899. t 2 'Pilli undoreigucd would respectfully ia J_ form bis friend* nud the pnblio gono rully that ho has opened n uont BARBER SHOP in thc now Brick building next to the "MAitLDOiiu IIOTKI,," and ls prepared to servo them In bettor stylo ?nd comfort thnu cvor bofore. Satisfaction guaranteed, W, J, STEWART, N. B.-Gents Clothing neatly ropalred and oleanod by his wife. ATLAKTIC ANO YADKIN RAILROAD. .... - . v.^ja . rw%f>jw?&;w V,??_sag CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In Effect March 26. 1899. South Bound putty No 53 MAIN LINE 0 50 p m j Ar Lv Ar Lv liv Lv 3 5? P 111 . 3 45 P ra 2 30 p m l? 42 p m IS 13 p m 11 55 a m'Ar tl 07 a mjLv Lv LV Lv Wilmington Fayetteville Fayettovillo Sanford Climax OroouHboro Greensboro Stokosrtulo Wnluut COY? Lv lt uni Hull Lv Mt. Airy Ar io 36 a ra 10 09 a tn 8 45 a tn Sonth Bound D.iily No 64 8 00 a miLv Bcniiblt?villo Ai BENNETTS VILLE 9 07 a m 9 35 a m 10 20 a m 10 40 a m No .}6 South Bound Mixed Daily ex Sunday Lv Maxton Lv Lv Red Springo Lv Lv flopo Milla Lv Ar Fayetteville Lv MADISON BRANCH North Bound Daily . No S3 9 00 a ra' 12 io p m 12 2S p m i 43 p ra 3 '14 P ni 4 'SP m 4 25 p ra 5 12 p m 5 44 P m 6 13 p m 1 34 P ?1 North Bound Daily No 6^ 7 15 P m 6 15 pm 5 35 P T 4 5* P 1? _4 33 P ro No 47 North Bound Mixed Dn'ly ox Sunday S 3? P >"lAf 3 50 p m Lv 2 40 p injLv 2 30 p m Ar ? 15 p m Lv 12 30 p uijtVv H inn HO ur Climax Greensboro Greensboro Slokesdalo Madison Lv Ar Ar Lv Lv Ar 6 .jo a m S 25 n m ! 9 17 a m 9 35 ft m u 07 0 m u 55 ft m Connections at Fayetteville with Atlantic Const Line, at Maxton with thc Carolina Central Railroad, ut Rud Springs willi thc Red Springs und Bowinore railroad, at San ford with tho Seaboard Air Line, at Gulf with tho Durham and Charlotte Railroad, at Greenboro with thc Boniheui Railway Company, at Walnut Cove with thc Norfolk and Western Railway. J. Iii KEN*LY, GonM Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Trafile Miaflftcr. H. M. EMERSON, Gen'i Paca AK ont. ^TLANTIC CO?STJ.INE RAILROAD GIBSON TO COLUMBIA, I.EAVK, 6 45 ft. ra. 7 io 8 02 9 25 S 45 P. "J. ARRIVK. GibfiOll, Bonnettbvillc, Darlington, Sumter, Columbia, io io p, ra. 9 17 8 25 6 40 10 55 ft. ra. (iiiisoN TO ?HAR?I?CSTON; LKAVIC. ARRIVK. 6 45 a. ra. Gibson, io io p. ra. 7 10 BcnnottRvillo, 9 17 8 02 Darlington, 8 25 9 15 Floronoc, 7 55 4 49 P. w>, Churl?flton, 12 45 FI.ORKNOli TO WADKSllORO. LKAVK. 8 45 n. tn. 9 20 ti 30 Florence, Dallington, Cheraw, All RIV It 7 00 p. m. 6 29 5 ?S T. M. EMERSON, II. M. EMERSON, Traillo Manogor. Afw't. Gen Pana. Agt. J. R. KUNLY> aoncral Manager. 80V. TAYLOR'S S???Fi send 30 cenl? tor threo month's Mal quhr.crlpllon t$ TM Illustr?tf<i Voutk nu J Alp, Nnslitille. Tenn. ... '.'"S' U well llliiBlrulcd. 'i hey uro luUlrossod lo Unelo Sam, l?olMclan?, Hoys, ?Irls, H?<-HC1OVB, Drummers, J? Willeri, Fisherman, Mol liers.ln.l.aw. Sportsmen, Caudlilatoi, Sweethearts, Tochera. .t...l.l.-rA,< ?I... I...rt ......I. ll... I I... ._ Hporlomen, CAudlilaUm, Sweethearts, Terclierg. They are considered tho best worlt that liai, over como from Gov. Taylor's gifted pen. Illa reputa* tlonns a writ cr, humorist, om tor, and tuUrlat'uir ls a?i wida as Ilia v/nrhl Itself. Th? illustrate! Youth arni Are ls a semimonthly joarnal, Ifiio8fi pages, devoted to FICTION, Pow. ur, AnvENTunits KY SEA AND LANP, \VIV AN? Ilu.Mon, BioonArnv, TiiAVBi.fi, SCIUNCK, und ?en?Ml Infortufitlon. Departments: Woman's, ?W/rffVAiV//////#.*., Author*', KnwM/r* /Aw .tc. Only high.irrada Illustrated literary lourant ol '?'"[?ifttroi. published In the Soulln Maka tu dlftmoiu! ting, or blcyclo ty doing a fot Sf, SitmnTa coplea ir*o. Addrc?? ttat!if? 1>M0, Co,, AHIIUHie,?iim. i old walch I? v/ork f ?.?-w..- ?>? .-....?.-. ...-.?.?I-- '.VU'-?'?' ' ?1? Itartl llolally di?eots tho food and aida Nature in sorongthoulnfjf and recon? st.ruotbiK tlie exhausted dlnjestivo or? gan?. It 1> tho latent di scarred digest* ant and tonio. jtfo otb Jr propaxat'Iou can approach it lt, elliolcncy? lt In?, ?tantly relieves and permanently cu res Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickIleadachejG?i8tralgl?i,Oram])9.ntid ull other resnltsofiraperfeotd?gestlon. Prepared by E. C. 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KO;V?C??.? e. Undi?' i'garcihibfc IteVatftiivtiiiie. Opcii -i conditions . . V . isc>:?$. Chc?fjbCtml; .' .<. -frofl lltiiot tatet! o: ? Address J. I-, ?RA?OIION, I';c./'., al cif.lli furrio*;tc;'?. ?.,,?.'(f'~: ? .<?, Busi?-?ei?i;,.,,., &yy?: : ii Nashville, Tonn , C?M?stcn, o :, Savannah, G;:., cv*' Texarkana, ". Bookkeeping, t?horl truid, ..- ? . ' : e Thc 'rn-.. ! -''t-tron):';, ^rdc.lical tia' ?i ..Vii ii Schools cf Uv kin ;. . i lh? v.MVil, ( t? t>a?roni sed one:) in thc ?oiit?i. Xudon'.c liol ? . crs, w?rchiuits, ?iii?bUiS una o<hci . < i .' weeks i--, bookkeep villi us /d c i . Iwclv i Wcekd i) ? ! M ' .T.p. <? ?io'.' President, i> fie. cr et* ' iW ou'tt . .V tel. of iiook^ccpiiYg-, "j'. ' j-;- /.'...e.: ..{t s ." l?oiiui philly. .-Y b-'x: pated, v'o: emt sl?dy, b.??kson bwjjs-wcpi ? p.* " .t ?l ?ad ?iiertlthnd. \VrlU for ptlco ll t "Wt . ! Vi*?" B?tract. "PROV. OnAUonow^l li ? ?. Icc-Tp'ae.? '? I'o ?' ? f?ein '. ?i books, v. i : a position r. ? iiisfht tclcf?iupli open " t,i i'i-iN-ov. i.r.r,, ???okk^opeV tor Q?rli&V ? l?rale C.rocors, Sonta C'.!ii'.r.;;o, 111, ^Mention tnts p%iP4i\ ivhen waiting*} Our fcc icluiiicd if wc fail. Any one seadea;' ske'eh mid descripltoii of nny invention ?ivIII pioinpltv receive oat opinion free ??nccf.nlug lite patenltiUlHty of sante. "JIow to Obtain a Valent" sent upon teiltest. I'atetits secured throntdi ns advertised for salo at out expense. : Potents trike? ont tlirottgli us receive ipecfat It?lico, without elm ige, in Tine PATENT RICCOHD, nit Illustrated nod widely circulrtted journal, consulted by MntiitfcclMrerflnnd Investors. Scud for sample copy FREE. Address, IVICTOR d.. HV?N? & CO. (?Ja<<r?iC>l<tornfc''s,) Evans nulldlng, . v WASH IN OTON, D. C. ^-tliitixihliili?;\l>ibiVui\&?iU>?i\ii\(>i. '4Uii(iitt<D<itf<k< ie Papers a Week Si I FOR ; ABOUT HIE ? I PRICE OF OAJL, g ii ? Ci ii* This p^p?r and the / |r $ Tv/lccz-aAVcck Journal rr:* I i$li'5f?,': I Hero you got thc news > ' || tho world and all your local ? iv nows while it is frontij paying ^ very lil-llo moro tliab ono ^ y paper costa. Rithoripnpor is Jr 4. well wort h $1.00, but by sp - 4 * cial arrangement wo oro 0.1- f; nbled to put in both of tho , * j-3 giving three pa por s a we lc e ? for this low price. Yon ca i- ? jg not equal thin anyw'ioro ole ? ? and thia c?rnbiiiati?n is tl g ^ best premium for tiloso wi . g jg want a groat paper and ?>rjS home papor; Talco these un . i?i >i| you will keoiJ up with th [>1 || times. tjj ^? Besides gonoral nowa, Un r> * Twic?-lt-WeOk Journal ha? * much agrie ti It?rai ma< r' . ? and 9thor articles of s.pei il % interest to farmers. J: I rogillar coutributioiii- by mi g S Jones, Aira. W, ii. FoiVo.jy, I .loin i Tomplo G va vos, :^ 0. ll". Jordan and other (?i? h tinguiidic? writer.1-. ;! '-53 s . , ijj Coll at this o?:?cc p.t ! leave you.? .' ? siltioci'iptlons f?>r both papers, v .? i : j| can, act a saniiplc copy o', elilici pa? ; .3 per ncre on application. ?. '-3 < /^'Ori'A ar,i.?A^\?iaQi'av ^V1t'i 'A^u, V"< lij AT TI?Ji OLD STAAS 0 Amid l'lcpared to fill at Siioi'l Notice - Orders for -. Oyiw'eks lind WI? i iv. ino Sash;nnnrs BTI?. Biiiids) AT POTTOM Pi icrci. We sell no ?ho?hly work, or rnici fits, * hhopa on "iIoColl street near lcsidcnco. Jan 31, 189S UonncUfi\Ulo, 0. ul b Ililli nilli Thvc? BarVioi?l Thrc* Ohahsl liveruthiua First-L? asa, SALOON OM M AH ION S?R?ET. EASY CHAIRS, CLEAN SHAVES BEST OE HAIR CLiSi Ch i kl ron receive special a eil her at the Shop at Inc ?? Your patronage ?olic< J. A. OIvACE, Berbery. ?KNNRTTSVn.M?, .0.