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li BBNNBTTSYILLB, S. .0, ny H. A. BKrtWN & co. i^r ?. A. nnowi Office Weat of Court Hottet* - - Fiidavi January 18, 1901, . Bennetts ville Church Directory. MKTu<)t>.R8T-(J. B. Smith, P. C. Sunday ?ohool 10 00 u. m. Preaching at 11.00 a m. and 7 30 p. m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday afternoon ut 4.00 o'clock. Superintendent Sunday Behool, Phil. A. Hodges. BAPnsr-Rov. Rufus Ford, Pastor. Sunday sohool at 10 00.' Preaching Suu day at 11.00 a. m., and 7.30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday ovoning nt 8 o'clock. Supcrintendout of Suuduy soho?l, II. Vi Carroll. P assn VYE niA N-Hov. IT. W. Burwoll, Pastor. Preaching ovory Sunduy at ll o. m., and 7.30 p. m. Prayer mooting cn Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Sunday school, at 9.30 a> m. Superintendent of school, J. li. Kolly. El'lBCOPAIi-Hov. O. W. Boyd, Hector. Pronohing ovory second and fourth Sunday at il a m., and 5.00 p. m. Sunday eohool at 9 30 a. m. Dr. J. A. Faiaon, Superintendent, Qo?nty Ghurch Directory. Bonne ttsville Circuit Appointments It EV. J. 'Vf. Alli AI LL, V. C. First Sunday-11 a. m., Pino Grove. 3 p. m., Smyrna. Socond Sunduy, ll a.m. MoUoll. 3 p. rn, Beauty Spot, Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grovo, 3 p. m, Smyrna. Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. M0O0II. 3 p. m. Beauly Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. .KEV. J. E. BEARD, P. C. Hebron first and third Sunday ll a. nr. Eb?n?sor first and third Sunday 3 p. m. Parnassus sooond and fourth Sunduy at ll a. m. Zion socondand fourth Sunday at 3 p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. T. M. DENT, P. C. Clio-Fust Sunday ll a. m.. Third Sunday 3 p. m., Pourlh Sunday 7.30 p m Beulah -Pirsl Sunday 3 p. m., Third Sundiy ll a, rn: " Bothlohcm-Socond Sunday 3 p. m., Fourth Sunday ll a. m. Manning-Second Sunday ll a. ni., Fourth Sunday 3 p. m. .? ? y "ii*- _ Notice to Physicians. Physicians will please notify mo of all death's and births us tho law re quires withiu the corporate limits of tho town. I cannot keep a complete record without the reports. It is a good law and ought to be complied with. Respectfully, MILTON MCLAUUIN, Sec'y Board of Health . . . Do'youri lo i ' 1 ? u .. it ! clean . iu^ .jind ]ij?o,ir:!i:' J.J ?>o, I kb. ii iiuMit, io. rilera vtbiirbov Whop wwii tl io.;,- '?VI! ii, v" ? ?b\ ip '.ht bet^ style TO CU11H A. GOLD .IN ONE DAY Tilico Laxativo Bronto Quinine TnblotR, All druggiatu refund tho ninney if U fails to ouro. E. W. Grove's ?igimturo on ovory box Prloo ?50 a box. SHOU AND HARNESS SHOP, RICHARD EVANS, a first-class Shoe Maker of 25 years experience, has opened a SHOK and HARNKS? REPAIR SHOP at Frank Adams' Old Stand. His prices are reasonable, while bis work is unexcelled. -.-? .0 ?-? You can't afford to risk your lifo by allowing u cough or u cold to develop I info* pneumonia or consumption. One! Minute Couch Cure will throut and lung trimbles quicker than any other prepara* iteii known. Many doctors uno it ns a apeeiilo for grippe, lt is an infallible reme dy for croup.. Children Uko it and mothers endorse i\ Doughs Bros. Wo ask special atten?on to| iMHor Bros., now ad. If you \yajit a, nico outfit call and seo| his now arrivals. Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass and Br usit?s can bc bought at lowest' prices at. J. T. Douglas'. We offer First-class I Horse Wagons complete at $25-Spot Cash , . Hardware Co. Dowitt's Witch Hazel Salve will quick ly heal tho wu-M bunns and scalds and not louve u soar, Ii can he applied to cuts) and raw sur Iii ops with prompt and sooth ing offuct. Uso it for piles and *kin dis* casos. Beware ul' worthless counterfeits. Douglas Bros. ?>? . Fine Property for Salo; Special attention is asked to the adveatisonient of the C. W. Dudley property for sale. It is ajino piece of property. On the wooded land uro two largo grav el beds tont conld. supply our I tovyn. Tho cleared land produces iioe cor?and (cotton. If you want a homo in Bennettsvillc get this one. Many people worry becnu?e they believe they have heart disease. Th", chances are thu Ihcd.r houris aro all light but (heir stomachs ai o unable lo diflfosl food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you cn! and prevents ihe formation of gas which mnkes ibo stomach press ngnin?l thc heart, lt will euro cvciy form of indigo* (ion. Doughs Bro?. Fresh buckwheat and maple syrup at F. E & W. M. Rowo's.. LUMBER! * LUMBER ! M '/* ' ;,;Any kind you want. - Apply to . July 3, 1900. J. M. JACKSON. PERSONAL. Mrs. Wallace Swami has boon vory ill but is. i m proving. Mr. E. W. Smith of Hebron was' up "Monday and oalled. Mr. Yancy McGilyray, has beeii home for a week on the sick list. Mrs. J. S. Mooro is visiting her daughtor Mrs. G. A. Wilcox in Marion. ."<.'* - Mr. O. S. McCall spent Tues day and Wednesday over in Mar ion county. , ;.v Senator Livingston and Rep resentativo Freeman carno homo Friday night. Miss Jonnio Brown of Ocala Fla., is hore visiting her brother Mr. Sol Brown. Mr. R. L. Kirkwood is spend a few days in tho valley of Vir ginia this week. Mr. V. Guion, of Charlotte, has boen visiting his brother, the supt at the Cotton Mill. Miss Adele Harden has boen spending a fow days with friends in tho Beauty Spot section. . Wo arb glad to report that Mr. A. .J. Matheson of Blenheim who has been quito ill is improving. We aro glad to report that Mrs. H. H. Cannon, who has boen sick from severe cold, is better Mr. j. W. Bowyer of Drake section was up Monday and call ed. No special nows to report. Mr. J. W. McCain, of Columbia is hero looking after improve ments in the telephone service. Miss Luelle Draughon who has been spending some time with relatives in Maxton has re turned homo. Mr. H. B. Spears a progressive young farm or of Beauty Spot section was in town Tuesday and made us a pleasant call. Rev. L. M. Hamer, that popu lar old veteran of Hebron, was up Monday and a very pleasant call. He was looking well and in fine spirit. Mr. Robert Monroe has routed his farm on the road to Blouheim to Mr. William Gibbs and movod to Clio. Wo return thanks for an invitation to go,and yisit him. CUPID'S WORK. The marriage of Miss Lena Breeden and Mr. G. I). Barlow was solemnized Wednesday af ternoon at 4 o'clock at the resi dence of Mr. J. Frank Breeden in East. Bennettsville in the presence of a number of friends and relatives. The Parlor was beautifully decorated with holly, palms and ferns, in which the ceremony was performed. At the appointed hour the wedding ' march began by Miss .< i hu gro ?it's host mau, i -, !.'yof Li.!km and Miss IfcdHie Galloway of Hebron and 1 Mr . .!. nv: irt'r of M ut'oil rwid .Louise ?reeb of J Vi-PO tl.J ville preceded the bi me and| groom to the parlor, and under the Wedding liell the ceremony was performed by Rev. C. B. Smith of the Methodist church. The bride wore a dress of white, and carried in her hand a beautiful boquet of white and pink carnations. The bridal presents wore num erous and handsome, which bore testimony to the popularity of the bride. The happy couple left Thurs day morning on the Southern train for Dillon, where they will make their future home. * * * Married on Wednesday after noon at 4?o'clock in the Fresby terian church at Darlington by Kev. D. M. Fulton, Mr, George W. Douglas of Bennettsville and Miss Margaret Ervin, daugh ter of Mr. E. M. Ervin of Flor ence. After a handsome collation at the residence of Col E. R. Mc iver the happy couple took the train for Bennettsville the home of tho groom. The groom, who is a progress ive young farmer 4 miles'north west of town has been busy preparing a pretty homo for his bride, mid on their arrival here Wednesday night were met by his friends and escorted to their new home. DEAHT'S DOINGS. Died Friday hist at the Cotton Mill village of pneumonia after a ?hort illness, af rY W. S Smith. Ho was a native of Mooro cotinty, N* C., and came down to get work. Aa his friends wore unable to get a lot l.o e his remains were taken to tho Cemetery at Eben/cr eh arch, North Marlboro, on Saturday. Mr. Jasper Dr if/go re, a young map Who has beith holding n position on tho night foroo nt tho Oottm Mill, wa? takon iii Tuesday'norning noon nftor quitting work and dlfd nt 2 o'clock Wednesday morning. Tho renminfl wero> taken to Hebron for iiitcrmont Widncaday. Fine home inado cano syrup for salo hy A. J. Woodie ct Son.. . . -i-? -mwr - (Jotter Mall Facilities' Congressman Norton is putting some fine work for his const! ta. en ts in Marlboro, in getting moro Rural Routen open.. If ho succ?da , he will havo tho county ?irded. with a dally mail route. From Gibson to Mc*' all and then on roting to Ben* ottsvilio and through Brightaville. All honor to this fnit.lifiil servant, TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. -. Now moon Sunday. - Got your gardons roady. .- Peanuts aro advaiicoing at r-4-iTax returns'4 aro how iii or der, ... . i"i ,?4-*?-?., rnlit tinta nf(U Af?., day".? ii?.. . - Liens and Bills of Sale aro now in order. . .- There w as a heavy f rost and ice Sunday night. A Ibcb R.&Q. Corset for 55cts at Kittie's cost salo. - We do not know of a single vacant house in town. - To morrow isGoneral Taco's Birthday and of course a legal holiday. - Two, nearly now baby car riages can bo bought cheap at this oilice. Fresh home ground hominy for sale by A. J. Woodie & Son. Our entire stock at actual cost for next 20 days Mittlo's1 store. Frosh homo ground menl can ho had at tho store of A. J. Woodie ?fe Son. Buy a it.&G. Corset for 65cts at Mittle's 'store. Fresh homo made Butter recieved daily at A. J. Woodie & Son. /That popular four hook corset a value at 50c now 39c at Miltie's. A good selection of Watch Re pairs kept on sale by A. J. Woodie & Son. - The Dutch weather prophet says that mild and beautiful wea ther is to predominate the re mainder of the winter - Wo hear of a number of deaths from pneumonia among tho colored people in tho coun ty. - An observer says that the indications aro tho season will be favorable for spring pats, and that our farmers who failed to get a fall sowing should plant heavily now. Car of Anchor Lime bost on market just received by Bonuettsvillo Hardware Co. - The Superintendent of Edu cation will bo in his office every Monday and Saturday until fur ther notice. Magic Yeast at F. E. & W. M. Rowe. Try one . bbl. of McKellars Porceleon flour-it is the best. -Mr. J. H< Stanton of Clio wants to buy your second hand Mowing Machines. Write him if you want to sell. A plcatmro to show goods at Mittlo'6 store - Rprn-M-.tl a t ten tion is asked tri tho tte .'? ?i?' "Vi 'iCiiieiil <>i .'i . < . ; WI. Wad.'.lill. .'Io wu.- KO?i.io \'H' go<'"ls for piiisenls. I Fj'?sh Currants Kahuna ,iml Citron h\ E. & W. M. iiiiw, If you want a good smoko call on F. E. & W. M. Howe. Wo havo the host line of Cigars and Tobacco over carried in Bonuetts villo. - Titles, Mortgages, Bills of Salo, Note and Mortgages, Rent Notes, Contracts for Rent, short Lions for supplies, can bo found at tho Democrat oftico. See McKellar before you buy your groceries. - All who love lino pictures should seo G. W. Wadctills pretty selection. ?est ? cent cigar in town at P. A. McKellar's. - Parties wanting good milk cows can get thom from L. D. Nowton. Ho will exchange for beef cattle. Shirts', Shirts at McKellars, - A fine lot of ono and two horse wagons just in at Breeden & Co's., at bottom prices. A?T" Postum Cereal the great substitute for Coffee or Tea for nervous pooplo at F. E. & \V. M. Rowe. - Attention is asked to tho now advertisement of Fuller Bros. They have some nice new buggy animals now, We have thobes.t, cheapest, and most complote linn of Groceries over carried in Bennettsville. F. E. & W. M. Howe. t?y* Box Paper, j?apor and Enveh o i uri, Tablets and Stationers Supplies ail grades and stylos, at J. T. Douglas'. A full lino of Braes Fittings in cluding Injeotors and Inspirators for salo at Hardware Store. MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. F i HST ROUND-W. 0. POWKU, I\ R. Clio and Boulai), Clio, " Fob 9,10 MoColl & Bennottsvillo Mill-, McOoll, 15,17 BonnettBvitlo ot, Smyrna, " i6,17 BrljfhtBvillo ot., Boykin, ' "23 24 HonnottRvillo Stn, (night) melt 1,3 North Murine -o, Ebem-Ker, u 9,3 Blenheim ot, Parnassus, " 9,10 1'1< li tor SOOB Wo udora. lOdiiorW.V. Harry of Lexington, Tenn., in exploring .Mammoth Cavo, contracted a aov?lo ?:tso of Piles. His quiok euro through tuina Buoklen's Arnica Salvo oonvincod bim it is nnolbor world's won?, dor. Cure* Piles. Injurio?. In?lammalion, and all bodily Km pt ?on?. Only 25 ctn. at J, T. Douglas 8t Uro. druggist.' Powii t's Little Karly Kiters aro tho best livor pill* eviir mado. M-isy to talen nix) never gripo. DouqpAS Buoy Kodol Dyspepsia Cure .f'Dlpcgts what you eat." RELIGIOUS NOTES. '? Boy. 0, \V. Boyd ooiiduolod uorvlos al;' Rt Paul'? EplBOjpal'ohuroh Sunday morn ing ??d afternoon, lio ia still suffering with his throat. Borvlcca woro hold lu oil the ohurohea Sunda/ morning, but at Dight a union eor vioo waa huid at tho Pronbytoriau. chu roi) ot 7..<o, iu whioh all tho congregation!' joined to hoar a norruon by K II. Shim? mon, a christian Perd?an, - oa tho impor tun?e of foreign miyylono aud it) good work in Ponda, Tho exposition ou tho ig* noronuo aud auportion of tho heathen ' waa striking, t.ud vory many woro coavortod to ! tho importuuoo of kooping np tho fotoiju' ' mi nium ry work, ? Tho hour for Sunday Behool at tho Presbyterian ohuioh has boon tlxed afc io, o'clock a. in. Tho hour for Sunday 'school at thu Kpiuoopul ohuroh baa been ohanged from j 6 p. m. to 9.30 a. m., Tho hour for Sunday Behool at tho Moth. odiBt ohuroh baa boon changed to 3.30 ! o'clock in tho afternoon. - Thc Wedoouday afternoon prayer moot- ' lng at tho Methodist ohuroh in now hold nt ? 4.00 o'oloek. Prayer meeting at tho Baptist churol < overy Thursday ovouing ut 8,00. The men'a prayoc mooting at th? Mothodint ohuroh in hold every Wed noa tiny oveuiug at 7 30. Th? publio invited Tho hour for Suuduy auhool at tho Bap : tint ohuroh has boen changed to 10.0 and tho hour for preaching to 11.00 a. in. '. _ __^ i Wantedi-A. indy housekeopor t< tuko charge of children and manag the general affairs of tho house. For particulars address this office. Moved to Marlon. Mr. John L. Hodges who hui who has been living in Darling ton tor several years, has movet to Marion to engage in the oattli business. Good luck to Jaok. Wo aro not In lt. It should make our young j men feel bad to think that thc Inaugural Comtnitteo want tin ! presence of South Carolina sol diets and Bennetteville has ni military company. If we hair! ! tho material on hand organizer; : the boys could have a nice time j besides being of service at home. ' Bub, we are not in i tl Children clothing, a largo anti I desirable assortment, at adiuat cost a Miltie's store. - If there are any idle carper tera or brick masons wanting work in any of our noighborin; j towns, they should write Mi John i^lack at Bonnettsvillo. - Attention is. asked io th ? card of our young friend Om F Misinu?s who is prepared to d dra'yiiig* or hauling in town ?)? the best terms. Give him a p?s? ! Phono him at F. E. & W. ti Kowe.s. Prlv. ?'<: t.lvvrvl Id i. ll i '. 1 I UM opened nj. pr i oilr.o ., ./ h.lisijiu&i! ul, IM.- \oniO j' i)ii Bpoiuioi' s ti Wit; ?ind i:> pv<:]'.i.red 1 l-l it-1> 1 il Ci 1 < .1 , SV 11 Ci"' ttl ill': .HUI JI ty voa watti to go. ParUea ivuiUiufc, 11 nice single team for an afternoon drive can be accommodated oh good terms. If you want to go to Clio, or to Choraw sec him. ) ... . i A HuetllnrrContraetor Mi\ George P. White, the con ! tractor who is building forty or li ft y cottngesat thc factory, hui c?m mon ced an addition to Mr. 1\ C Weatherly's residence in East- Bon nottsvillc. He also has the contract j fur putting on another story on the : residence of Dr. J. A. Pu ison i West Bennetts vii lc. Mr. White i. a linc mechanic and is gutting lol j of work to do. He is also negotiat- ? lng with Hurtsville people for quite a numbbr of buildings in that pros perons town. Unclalmod Lottors. Letters inldr-.s^d tot .0 f ill ?wing uuinot p-iHotu! rom un nuuaUcd for at tho p'vi iillh\e in lionneitunUo : Jaiin s Ii hol ur, Hen Frank Wall, Kev. NV. A. Moire, Brew Moore, J. P. Hinningtoti, A tl.?s O aves, .lames Pupo, Mid. .Mary Can nady, ?Ni isa Almoner Townsend. Six Frightful Failuroa. Six terrible failures of six difieren doctors nearly sent Wm. II. Mullen ol j Lock 111 nd? ()., to an early grave. All saiu hu hud il futul lung trouble and that he; must soon ?lio. Hut ho was urged to try Dr. Kiug's New Pisoovory for Consump tion. Aller taking fivo bellies he was cn tirely cured, b is positively guarantee! lo oute all discuses ol'Throat, Chost an i bungs, including Cough?, Cold8,Lagript Pneumonia, Hronolntis.Asthma, Hay F< i vcr, Croi?p, Whooping Cough 50o an $1.00. Trial hollies free at J. T. Dough it Hros. Drug Store. . ?&* Pipos and SmokorsSupplies in endless variety can bo found at J. 9 Doug Ins*. Unvvo Uxplorors biko Stanley nnd Livingstone found ?1 harder lo overe?me Malarid, Kovcr au Aguo and Typhoid ?lUcaso gonna Ihftii suvapo cannibals j but thousands ba\ found th tit lOleeine Hitters is n wondorfnl euro for all malarial di-enses If you Inn chills vit h lever fever, tic hos in baok t noak and head, 1?nd"tiro<l, wornont leolir,. i a trial will oonvineo you ol' their mcri W. A. Null of Webb, III., writes: Mj children si) ff orad for HJOVO tlpip a yoi" with eh I la und fovori then two bottles lil Kloof rfc Hitters cured them (Junranteio Only .00 cts. Sohl hy Douglas & Hros. Mano Youmj. Again. "Ono of Dr. King's Now Life Pills oat h night fur two weeks has put mo in n> "leen* Dgnln" writo* 1). II. Ttprnor I Detnnpcytoa>o, Pa , They're tho host m woi In for giver,' Stomuoh and Bowel Hurdy vcg?tnblo Novcr flripo. Only 25 1 ?at Douglas & Hrort., Store, ?Ipi > OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ld (Voi ) PIAN TQ SF/riXB.Tins'CHRISTM?* \. QI TION is for you to como and let us show you Ol). .1 L i li, ! au ;i uriiVui? Uu? iioip you in making selections, -: Wo hi 'ea' pretty Hue from which to secure, ?suitable gifts IbrSaJJ ii . s, from a warm suit of clothes for grandpa, a new wrap Hw wantima, anew hat for ma, a pair of shoes for pa alic) lol- of suitable articles for presents fur Johnie, Mary and Au nie ano tho baby too numerous to mention. Wo have them '.o gladden all hearts. USEFUL, BEAUTIFUL, ORNAMENTAL ! Wc have also added a nice line of TOYS for the ?Hildron,-Pretty, Useful and Cheap. s for a Joyous Christmas. inctisville Dry Goods & Millinery Co., o KIRKWOOD'S OLD STAND. (FOR TWO MOUE MONTHS) fl -OVER John. Manning's Store, OLIO, S. O. '.YE-G LASSES in all the Latest Styles made to order. Cross eyes straightened without the use of the knife. . oars experience No clmrgo l\.r Examination. Prices reason \LY PLACE I WILL VISIT IN MARLBORO COUNTY. I CANNOT SEE WELL, or YOU WANT A PAIR OF j ': I ? ? JTING (iLASSiiS, avail yourself of this opportunity to be . T HOME. M .'. i of South Caroliua'a leading people testify as to tho sunerioiity ARTHUR BECKER, WI. D. Graduate Royal University of Berlin,-Germany. ? i wii?iiiii??Miitfi.? lyijii m PIMIHIIIHIW? nimi IIIIIIJII r.y.vi -.. ..TI...? . ta DR. MOFFETTS . ? AlVjs Irritation, Aids Digestion, EB* "ff* ll I AB ill Regul&t?f the Bowels, . 1* I H I M /S Strengthen, the Child.. L B II 0 8 B Mahei Teething Easy. M ' Will Jft (Teethintf Powders) XJLTEETHINA Relieves the Bowel . >AS/-77 i oe * *n ti Troubles of Children o? ? ' y&fZ*' Costs only 25 ceats at Druggists, ANY ACE. , #?J^ 0rmaU26ccntt to C. J. MOFFETT, K?. P., CT. LOUIS,.NIGi 1 m i - '. .?tNTB P??'? OTT'jJ ? iilliiiiill Gil r_0; rNOW HAVE ono tho best Lino of Goods I have ever Untied, and I CAN MAKE IT TO YOUR INTER ET TO COME TO SEE ME. fe Linc of H P 11 fl m r m AMD Is better than I have ever carried. 0OIVI'? AND LET ME GIVE YOU MY PRICES STAPLE DRY GOOCS, AND SEE IF I CAN'T VE YOU STONEY, E? My Shoes are nearly in and [ can show ?j you some Shoes that will do you good soe and prices I will make to snit you. d'H - SACH'S SHOES for Indies will be herc i a ? nv days and every pair of thom are sold under ii tiranteo from tho factory, Try one pair and seo j j il (hey arc not as good as any you ever had for tho ..lOiny, REYNOLDS SHOTTS for men will be herc in v days also, and I know you will be pleasqd with .li They arc guaranteed also. ! : ; I ? My line of Groceries is com- ( plcte. Come and let mc sell ; ; 5 m for ? know on thc same elass of goods I can sell i you as cheap as au3r one. I am yours truly, P. A. "c % BRICK ROW NEXT DOOR TO C. S, MCCALL -. DEALERS IN Her so?, Muled, Buggies, Wagons And Harness, PTE li THIS DATE, and during tho oniiro Trading Season will ko? p th?ir STABLES WELL FILLED with a choteo selection < I' Horses and Mule?, which they will nell for Cash, or on tiui? \yj|th :',ood approved notes. \S'< hiivo ripoontly addod Buggies, Wagons and Harneas to our Stock anti we intend to koop np-todato gooda at tho best pri?es.. Tho following is a list ol aomo of tho makes o? BUGGIES wo now hahtUo-r^ ' . ... T :.<fti?l, Wrti'i'i'towH, Anie?, fiiiuhoiiv, Wr?cn, Btanti ?vi! mid Hickory Corr?ate? Co. ocu.lv, i's- .ooo. rrotBB--"BROB? Hutt For The ?ee ?ee Section. We li ave recently tore wiiere we are re ceiving lhc;X argest and most comolete ?stock, of ever before ?arried in-this section of the State* with increased iacilities for handling this lino of goods we aro belter prepared to Borve our friend, than ever before. : WE BUY LARGE QUANTITIES OF OUR GOODS IN JOBBERS:LOT?, and ar? therefore in position to save the Consumer tho Freight on both Heavy and Shelf Ilasdware. ' ' Thanking the Public foivttyeir kindness in the past, and solici ting, at least, a portion of their .trade,1 wer?main \, . " '?' Vor y truly youta, .January 10;. 1901.: ? Vi,; A GUT GI PRESENTS VCl R EV ERY BODY ! suiTABiiii: c{iii"f? va H ? (?liv-- FROM rn io VO'??VC?KBT vco\ Tl IK OLDEST ! . ' . !.? ' THE NEWEST /.DEAS ! ^fili I??BM: FAItt-EST PRICKS, o DON T FAIL TO SEE OUR SPECIAL \ ATTRACTIONS' M WATCHES ? JEWELRY. SILVERWARE, Leather andi Plush Goods, BooUs? Christmas Cards, Brien Brae, Novelties ' of all kinds, To)is} > Useful and Omajnental. " ' ' '. V.. .? .. . ;-!,..?,>\. Something f.or: Every Pdrson, Something for Euery Purse; AA fe? jj IdJBL?? C disposed of their General Merchandjse," will in futuro confine and devote their entire time to tho following line: . : ASE); Elias : :Cash, or ori"time with good security. Followinj?.?^c/?pjt?i'??. oC ?Iio maU?^s -w^'-litiiiidie' : " " " . Tyson & Jones, ?oclc .Hilli Hackney, Babcock and Advance. Wagons-Aujnirn, Whito 'Hickory,: and Wel?oivA . Brow and Collar of ah* SUo? r.?d Grades. IN l'A CT, wo'koop ovorythmg belonging ep a HOMO or Mulo'fl woaring opparo or that ho is likely to ho hitchod lo. CALL TO, SEK ,TJ9. , ' > W. P;it;?. BE?E?)BN .Ai i' > >'" .?... Yr, *?L TRY iPRA^T'SHFOOth J an nary 29, 19?0. ..,.- <