The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, January 25, 1901, Image 3
BENNE?TSYILLB, S, 0.
?V ?, A. itnowN & c?.
?>//icc West vf Court House.
Fiidav, January ?s5, 1901.
JJennettsvillc Chur oh'Directory i
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A MCTUOD?ST-U. B. Smith. P. C.
Sunday school IO 00 u. m. Preaching ai
11.00 a m. and 7 30 p. m Prayer meet*
in? Wednesday afternoon at 4.00 o'clock.
Superintendent Sunday Behool, Phil. A.
Hodgos.
FiAi'iiaT-itov. Butti* Ford. Pastor.
Sunday Behool nt 10.00- Prononiog Sun
day nt 11.00 a. In., und 7 30 p. ii?. Prayer
mooting Thursday evening ut 8 o'clock.
Suporiuioudom ot' Sunday school. H. W
Carroll.
PllESnYTRUMN-rltov. H. VV. Barwell,
Pastor, Preaching every Sunday nt ll a.
^m., and 7.30 p. ni. Frayer muoting on
'Thursday afioruonn ut 4 o'olnok. Sunday
school, atO 30 a. m. Superintendent ol'
school, J. E. Kelly.
KpiBCOPAL-Rov. O. W. Boyd, Reotor,
Pr ondit mr ovory second and fourth Sunday
at ii a ra ! and 500 p. m. Bunduy
?ohool at 9.30 n, m. Dr. J. A, Fuluon,
Bupertutondont,
County Church Directory
Bennettsvlllo Circuit Appointments
REV. J? W. ARIAlUi, P. C.'
First Sunday-U a. ru., Pine Grove.
3 p, lu., Smyrna.
Second Sunday, ll a. m McOoll.
3 p. rn, Beauly Spot.
Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pino drove,
3 p m, Smyrna.
Fourth Sum?a? i tl o.m. MoColl.
3 p. m. Bonn'y Spot.
Blenheim Circuit Appointments.
REV. J. E. BEARD, P. O.
Hebron first'and third Sunday ll a. rm
jRben??ttr.first and third Sunday 3 p. m.
Parnassus "flboond ?nd fourth Sunduy ut
U a. m. ?iou ?oiiuiid?ud. tourth Sunduy
at S p. m.
Clio Circuit Appointments.
REV. T. M. DENT, P, C.
Clio-Fir*' Sunduy ll a. m.. Third
Sunday 3 m., Fourth Sunduy 7 30 p m
Bouh'.t -First Sunday 3 p. m , Third
Bundny ll a> 10;
Bmhlohom-Second Sunduy 3 p m.,
Fourth Sued:ty 11 a. m.
Manning-Second Sunday ll a. m.,
Fourth Sunday 3 p. m.
Notice to Physicians.
Physicians will please notify mo ol
alt deaths and births os tho law re
quires within tho corporate limits of
the town. I cannot keep a complete
record without tho reports. It is a
good law and ought to be compiled
With, . Respectfully,
MILTON MCL/AURIX,
V in Sec'y Board of Health
.Do your cut)thing need clean?
*;tli?iv; to LVM*wubav.bor shop
.and ihoy will have it dono In ?he
best styjo, ...
' ' t -y
TO O?11H A GOLD .IN ONE DAV
Take Laxative Bromo Qniuluo Tableta. All
druggists refimd tho money ?? ii f.dtu to
puro. R, AV. Grove'? elRnnt'^ro bu ovory box
Prlco 250 a box.
SH0S AND HARNESS SHOP,
RICHARD EVANS, a first-class
Shoe Maker of 25 years experience, has
opened a SHOE and HA RN KS? REPAIR
SHOP at Frank Adams' Old Stand. His
prices arc reasonable, while his work is
unexcelled, ;
You onn't afford to risk your lifo by
allowing a oough or a cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
Minuto Couuh Curo will throat and lung
troubled quicker thun unyoihor prepara?
tion i known. . Many doctors uve it ns a
apeoifio for grippe It is nn infallible reme
dy for croup. Childi 'en like it and mother?
endorse it. Douglas Bros.
i_-<x>-.
Wo-?sk special attention to
Fuller Bros., new ad. If you
want a nico outfit call and seo
his new arrivals.
?0^ Paints, Oijs, Varnish,, Glase
And Brushes can he bought at lowest
prioefl at J. T. Douglas*.
We offer First-class I Horse
Wagons complete at $25-Spol
Gash- Hardware Co.
Doaitt's Witch Hazel Solve will quick
ly heal tho wor.t burns and scald? and
nut hmve ? sour. I? can he applied to cut?
?nd ra iv turin cen with prompt and sooth
ing effect. U-o it (br pile? und vkln dis
oases. Buwaro of worthless counterfeits,
Douglas Bro.-?.
Ptno Proporty for Salo.
; Special attention is?sk?dtO
tho adventisement-of the C, \V
X)udjey property for salo. It.ift
n fino piece of property. On. thc
wooded land aro two lai#? grav
el beda tout conld supply om
town. Tho clenred land produces
, fine corn and cotton. If you want
g home in Bennettsvillo get thle
one.
Many people worry bocnuso they hoi ?eve
they liavo'hoart discuso. The chances arc
(lui their hearts aro all tight l at their
?tomuelnj nroumiblo lo digest food. Kodol
>V^it?pHia^uro digests what you eat and
1|^^W^?tl?ev formal lon of gus whioli
fifdgtwtf'ihe stomach . press against thc
?JW-'. lt will care ovory form ?f indigos
lien. Petiglu?'BT?s. v .
BftUp ftt E. E:& W? m H?we'fl;
xMmmmt xTV
Any ?iiiV?iyov
S#? Ah n?y to .
J, M. JAOKSQN* v
PERSONA^
Mr. J. F, Mo?Ciunon of Hobi on
was ijp Saturday, j
, Mri S; F. Powers is repairing
?tSo hM m Va tey Webron church.
Wo regret to repoi t that Miss
Nellie Eastorllng is quito sick,
, Miss Leola Morrison of Max
ton is vi. i lng relatives in our
town. v ; t
Miss Maggie Stogiior of Sc?
ciety^HiH/U visiting Volativt?s iii
bur tpwn.
Mri and Mrs. Silas Bounds of
Florence aro visiting relatives
in oujf town..
Wo aro glac| to report that
Mrs. J. B. ??ioen, who has boon
quito sick is better.
Mr. R. T. Drnughon, a bust
ling knight of the "grip, is doing
our merchants this week,
Mr. J. B. Rogers of upper Bon>
nettsville called Monday-no
special nows in his section, .
Mr. A. P. Hilliard now of
Smithville was down Monday
and made us a pleasant call.
Contractor Eboch's family, who
have been .spending somo time in
our town, have gone to Virginia.
Mr. T. B. Horndon of Bethel
section was down Saturday.
Farmers busy preparing for the
next crop. .
Mr. Li. D. Newton, of NewtouL;
villo, was down Saturday, If you
Want a cow and something to feed
her with soe him.
Mr. Morrison and wife and
Mrs. Spencer of Egypt spent
Sunday at the hospitable homo
of Mr. Ira Bounds.
Mr. aud Mrs. .'Ches" Hamer
of Beauty Spot spent Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Ira Bounds.
Mr. Bi Frank Torry, of Merid
ian, Mississippi, who left this
eounty five years ago, is on a vis
it to his father's near McColl,
Mr. E. P. Sexton, now farm
lng on tho Manning place lr
Smithville, was down Tuesday,
He is a good farmer and will
hustle the boys of his soction.
We were indeed glad to meet
Mr. James McDaniel of Beauty
Spot Saturday. He was looking
botter though still woak from
his long spell of fever.
Mr. Luther S. Newton, nov
traveling for the Marble Yarc
and also for writing insurant
*0V the Union Central Ins. Co.
was in town Wednesday ant
made us a call.
Mr. H. E. Willis of Red Bluf
was here Wednesday and mad?
us a call Ho is again prepared t<
supply those elegant wool blank
ets. If you want any write hin
at once at McColl.
A Pretty Slant
Wr.v iHiU'uee?) i\ (Viv ?t:*yj eye-?
wagon haul of hutu ti rai? il bacon uri
l.n(l?<l.?,.Uhtt'U>ro .I'Mr. v tt. .VioCill
'K HY<>m ont! ol' Kir. , limn;;, Woo j:h
up for J^D. W .-nfl it lin:' boon gd
>,ug like bo*, ?rabvi ?ince, \yiiat bea?
li?me rs fred ham? ?
Don't Auk Th?u.
Tho county Superintendent re
questa us to ?tp,te that ho canno
fill orders foi school booka to b
sent hy mail, express or freight. Ti
thc futuro persons desiring hoolci
will have to come or send in pcrsoi
to the office for them.
A Welcome Exodus.
Not long sinco a covey of partridge
How into town from below th? depo)
and several were captured. Sonic day
since Mr. Willis Turlingtou capture*
a line largo 'possum on thc sidewall
on his way home from the Bt re. Am
last week Squiro Eastorling found
squirrel on thc palings no ar his home
Truly wo aro a favored people.
CUPID'S WORK.
Married on Wednesday evening
January 16th 1991, at the residenc
of tho bride in Smithville, by Rev. C
B. Smith, pastor of Bennr-ttsville sU
tion, Mr. A. P. Hilliard, of Ben netti
ville and Miss Sallie Irby, do ugh te
of the late John B. Irby of Smith vi ll
Township. It w.m a quiet homo wed
ding, only the relatives of tho brid
and groom being present.- They wi
make their home in Smithville for
while at least.
Married on Sunday afternoon, Jan
uary 20th, WOT, at the residence c
tho otlieialing minister, by Rev. I
M.' Usiner, Mr. Kobert F. Spears an
Miss Georgie Anna David-both c
Hebrou, S. C.
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Also hy tim same, nt the same pl ac
on Sunday night'January 20lh, 1.901
Mr. John B. Weatherford and Mis
Mollie Gibbea-ot tho Ebenezer sec
don. ' .
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Married at Clio on Wed nonda;
morning January 28, 1901 \ at
(/clock, hy Rev. T* M. Dent, Mr Her
ry Bennett and Miss Loretta Hue?
tess-daugjuejrof Mr. Joveph B Huef
t ts. The..?flMO0iUT extends heart
G njratulatintis to this popular c u(
le. They left immediately for Ploridf
BEAUT'S* DOINGS.
, .. i -. . ?
Died at his hoon* near Smyrna, o
Tuesday evening, January 22, 190;
at 6 o'clock, Mr. Robert E. Townson
one of tho old landmarks of his SOOtio
in his 7#tii year. He has hoon sic
for some time but was not stricke
down until Sunday morning, and uot
cr spoke ?gain. There ie only 2 mor
of th j? old
TflWUBeurJi
now 99 iei.
The funeral service* were hold r
Smyrna church on Wednesday aft?:
noon at .3 oVdd'ok, corni uo tod by Re
J. W. A Tail. *? '
eagain, l here le only '? mor
old faipily-'-'lflx Judge O. I
,'..rino liomo nvtdo cano syrup fi
Kolo by A. J. Woodie ?fe Son.
T?WN A $M ?Q U^TT p w?,
^Thoro was ice Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday.
?ss jho c?unty Commissioners
were in bv^inou Mondav.
- Clarence* K, ^Gillespie luis
boon appviuf?d Postumster at
Koiiock. \< ; ... .
- Two more car loads of lino
mules just-arrived at Breodon's
Salo Stable., ,
- Our now., jail .will soon bo
completed arid'will bo tho next
best in tho State. :
- Bad colds are raging in con
sequence of the sudden changes
in tho weather.
? - Cliff Meokins will have your
garden ploded. PK?no"liim' at
Rowe's Grocery. ' J ?
- Mr. h- D. No w to n o f ?Ne w
tonsyille has 100 bushels "pf
"unknown" peas for sale
The ?Cou n ty Com m i ssipnors
have had a job this week in pro
paring tho Jury Box for 1901.
Mr.. Hugh L. McColl, tho
cleyer cashier at the Bank- of
Marlboro, has a stylish buggy
horse-and will bo ready-for the
long evenings.
Tho vory best New Crop New
Orionns.Molassei at MUNN KU LYN &
Li DE'S. Gall a tul soe it
Liens and Bills of Sale aro
now in order.
A (T5ct R.&G. Corset for 55ote
at Miltie's cost sale.
*6T Tho vory best Chowing Tobuo
co, in 10 lb. Caddies, from 80o to 36o
per pound at MUNNEBLYN & LIDE'B.
Two, nearly new baby car
riages can be bought choap at
this office.
Frosh homo ground hominy for
salo by A. J. Woodie &, Son,
Our entiro atocle at actual cost
for next 20 days Mittlo'a store.
Fresh home ground meal can be
had at the storo of A. J. Woodie &
Son.
Buy a Ri&G. Corset for 65cts
at Mittlo'a storo.
Fresh homo mudo Rutter recioved
daily nt A. J. Woodlo &. Son.
That popular four hook corset a
value at 60c now 39c at Mittle 'y.
A good selection of Watch lie
pairs kept'oil salo by ?. J. Woodlo
& Son.
l| Car of Anchor Lune bosfc on
market just recoivod by '
Bonuettsville Hardware Co;
3 -Tho Suponnt??dont of Edu
) cation will be in his office every
Monday and Saturday until fur
ther notice.
Magio Yeast at F. E. ?fe W.M.
Rowe.
Try one bbl. of "MoKell?r?
Poreoleon llonr - it u\ thc best,
A. ^loasnit? kp show ;>oodi> at
Mitv'e'n ?t?vo
.?Special attention is asked tc
'Lie nosy advertisement oi Mr,, ?.
W. Waddill. He has some pretty
goods for' presents.
Fresh Currants RtiUinR ,and
M Citron at F, E/ & W. M. Rowe.
If you . want n good smoko cal]
on F. E. & W. M." Rowe. Wc
have tho best lino of Cigars and
Tobacco ever carried in Bennotts
ville.
- Titles,' Mortgages, Bills ol
Sale, Note and Mortgages, Ronl
Notes, Contracts for Rent, shorl
Liens for supplies, can bo found
j J at tho Democrat office,
See McKellar before you buy
your groceries.
> I ?- All who love tine picture*
should seo G. W. W?dciills prottj
selection.
Best 5 cent cigar in town a
P. A. McKellar's.
Shirts, Shirts at MeKollaro.
- A fine lot of ono and two
horse wagons just in at Breedei
rj& Co's., at bottom prices.
??!F~Po&tum Cereal tho greu
substitute for Oolloo or Tea foi
ll I nervous people nt F. E. & W. M
a I Rowe.
Attention is asked to tho nev
advertisement of Fuller Bros
. .Thoy have some' nico now bugg,^
I animals now.
ti
if
dj Wo ha*ve tho best, choanest, at?
most complete lino of Grocorie
eyer carried in Bennottsville
F.E.& W.M. R?wo.
Box Paper, papor and Envoi
ones, Tablets and Stationers Supplie
181 all grades and stylos, at J. T.Douglaa
A full line of Brass Fittings in
eluding Injeotors and Inspirator
for salo at Ilardwaro Store.
MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.
I
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J. FIRST ItOUMD-- W. 0. Po WK lt, P. R.
y Olio and lit nish, Olio, Feb 9,1
> MoOoll & DoKii?ttsvlUo Mill .
I. MoColl, ?. 15,1
nmnettsvUle ot, Smyrna, . " 16,1
OrlghUvUU ot., Itoyktii, .?? ?3.2
ftqcneit-ivUle Bta, (nlglit) moh 1,
n I North Marlboro, Ebuni-zor,
Blonhoira ot, Puruas?iis, ... 9,1
I)
k Editor Boos Wonders,
n ?dliorW ?V.Barry of laington, Tenn
t in exploring Jfaimnodi ,Ony|V,.pio?ntra(i.to
e
a gotero qiM'?f Hilo?. MU quick our
? through uslon' BuokT?h'a;?lii|? Salv
l', oonvinQ?d him it is another: world < w?r
b der. Cares Piles. loiurieV. Iuflammatioi
and all bodily -?ruptions,1 Only ?J5 ctn. 1
lt J. T. Douglas 4JQrq?.d.r4i?is|.
f* [n'ai'-:i' ? .SSji \.i.?f.ju,i , ,
f. Powht'tildtth'Karly UKoraaro ?ho.lgii
liver plIN ever mido. . }h}*y to take un
novor gripe. Douoi,.\a Duos
1 Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
4'D?0Cfits what y??s ?&t?"
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Rev. Mr. Thomas, of Bar ingo ,
W?U exohaugo pulpits with liov, O W.
Boyd, oad will conduct service ?t St.
Paul Episcopal church Sunday.
II ..*?..* <. .. -f TN.- J
4.1U Will UV Li IC gUUttb Ul Jyi. J.'.WUUII.
Tho hour for Sunday ncbool at tho
ProBbytoilnn ohuioh ban boen tlxod at io
?'olook a. m.
Tho hour tor Suuday ttohool ' at tho
Episcopal ohuroh hus bjon changed from
6 p. m. to 9 30 ft. m.,
Tho hour for Sunday eohool at tho Moth
odiet ohmuli hun boeu oimtigod to 3 30
o'clock in tho afternoon.
Tho Wednesday afternoon prayer meet*
Inj at tho Methodist ohuroh ts now bold at
4.00 o'clock,
Prayor mooting nt tho Ilaptlet ohuroh
ovory Thureday evening at 8,oO.
Tho men'd prayer meeting at tho
Methodist ohuroh in bold ovory Weduos
day evening nt 7 30. 'flu publio invitod.
Tho hour for Sunday HOIIOOI at tho Hun
tint ohuroh han been changed to 10.00
und the hour for pronohiug to it.00 a. m.
>K Wantedi-? My housekeeper to j
take charge ot'children und nm nu go
the i***aerad ufhiirn of thc house.
For particulars address thin ollice.
Children clothing, a largo and
desirahlo nssor mont, ut actual
cost ti Mittlo's ul r ..
- Attention is asked to tho
card of our young friend CUP
MEEK?NS who is prepared to do
draying pr hauling in town on
tho best terms. Give him a push.
Phone him ut F. E. & % M,
Ko\ve,s.
lins n Pleasant Charge.
A private letter from Rev ,J, Ii.j
Ray, who has a pleasant ohorge of j
three ohurhes over in Florence
county with postoffico address at]
Winmiri hrtiicfia klndlv ""O-'ds and
.-7 .-/ .. ~. -~ r"[?,
greeting. Ho oxpeots to visit' Betj
nettsvillc during the year. Our Sim
day school conference in May would
be a good time.
Progressive Carmina;
As long as our farmers mako
their own bacon and oom they oan
be independent. Mr. W. J. Coving
ton of Hebron believes this and
never fails to have a plenty at home
and to spare. A few days ago. ho
, killed 16 pigs averaging 282 pounds
each.
Mr. Alex Mooro of Bethel section
is another farmer, wl.o has been
supplying certain families with
some of the finest hams over sold
on tho market)
A Perplexing Dilemma.
A young lady friend has been
tendered the gift of a young co v by
her "best follow," but having a
strong dislike to horned stock, she
is hesitating whether to accept un
til she .a(Ky>rt?Unr> UK Wini ol' air.
ni?l;?heisj She profer?} tho kind
ss UipuUtorlij she HityR', it won M li?
pl oil - ?MU ic l.o! h - in >l;i\ ?j ti) co ute j
A Splendid Almanac
The DEMOCRAT returns hoarty
thanks to Mr. Li. IC. Custon, now
of Spartanburg, for a handsome
Ahmmao for 1901 gotten out by
the Palmetto Book Store of Spar
tanburg. It is full of valuable stu
tislirs although intended for the
Piedmont scot ion. Thanks Bro Cus
ton.
Private Livery,
Mr. II. C. Rowe has opened 0
private livery business at his home
on Spencer street, and is prepared
to Rend you anywhere in the coun
ty you want to go. Parties wanting
n nice single team for an afternoon
drive can be accommodated on good
terms. If you want to go to Clio,
or to Cheraw see him.
Unclalmod Lottore.
Lettors nddr?BMcd to thc follow! nfl ur? in cd
porsous romain nuoulhid for at the pool
ofhco in Bo ot. 01 Uvillu :
Oscar O. Scott,
S. N. L?vlt?gnod;
Ed'.lie Cappers,
Flora Woods,
J H. Morris,
McLeod Covington i
Willie McUonald,
Allon Had?liir,
Bessie Sinoot.
Mrs Emma Juhnaon.
Bix Frightful Failures.
Six terrible failures of six difforonl
doetcrs nearly soul Wm. H. Mullen ol
Looklnnd, O'., to an carly gravo. All said
ho had a fatal lung troublo and that he
must soon dio. But ho was urged to try
Dr. King's Now Disoovory for Consump
tion. Alter tuking (Ivo bottles ho was on?
i holy cured. It is positively guaranteed
to cute all disrasoH of Throat, Ohost and
Lungi. including Cough?, Colclp.Lagrippti
Pneumonia, Bronchitis. Asthma, liny no?
vcr, Crimp, Whooping Cough 50o and
* 1.00. Trial bottles free at ?T. T. Douglat
? Bros. Drug Store,
t?v* Pipes and SmokersSupplies.ir
onillf sg variety can be found at J. T.
Douglas'*
Dravo Explorer?
Like Stauloy and LivinKfltono found \
harder tn ovoreotno Malaria, ICftvor an
Ague and Typhoid disoaso gorms th*
silvano cannibals ; hut thnusurids have
found that Elcotrio Bitters is a wondorfu
euro for ull tn ihiriul discuses If you hav>
ohill? ?villi lover fever, aches in h,aak O
nock and ?tea l, nrid'tlred, woreout t??\\ti,
a trl?il will oonvineo you ol their mont
ty. A- of \Y"bb, III., writes? M
ohildrort suflft'rad for roore th,an n ye,*
with chits and fover; theo two hattlbo q
?peet rio Rit tors eurcd them Gu?r*nt?a
inly qO eta Unid ny Douglas & Bron.
Marte Young' Agftln* , Ut .
"Ono of Dr. King's New Life Pills ?aol
night tor iwo weeks his nut mo lo m:
"teens'again" writes B. H. Turq?f. 0
Deinpsoyiown, Pa., They're tho best Ii
wnl.l for Liver, Stomnoh and Bowell
Purely vegetable Novor gripe. Only 25
R? Dougina k Bros,, Store.
(?OOi) PLAN TO SETTLE THIS .CHRISTMftS
Q/DlpllpN ia fordon to como and let us show you OUll'
Latest arrivais and help you in making selections.
.Wo have a pretty lino from which.to secure suitable gifts
for nil ages, li oui a warm suit of clothes for grandpa, a new
wray for [nandina, a new hat forma, a pair of shoes for pa T(.
and )wis pf suitablo articles for presents fur Johnie, Mary and ,
Aunie nut! tho baby too numerous to mention. Wo have them
jtd'^ladtlcn*all hearts. : ,.' .7 ?
USEFUL, BEAUTIFUL, ORNAMENTAL !
i .We hatti also added a nice line of TOYS for the
OlxildvOB - Pretty, Useful and Cheap.
Yo?rs for a Joyous Christmas.
BenneUsville Dry Goods & Millinery Co. .
?co 17, o KIRKWOOD'S OLD STAND.
-'? J\ \ ?;? u A A Wi. A./
(FOR TWO MORE MONTHS )
ll s?
wmm uniuiuj
-OVER
John Manning's Store,
1111, f?'Y iv GLASSES in all the Latest Styles made to order.
* :;;,vr" ?rosjs eyes straightened without the uso of thc knife.
vV<itu:i. v?...:u? experience. No churgo f .r Examination. Prices reason-,
' TUE ONLY PLACE I WILL VISIT IN MARLBORO COUNTY.
IF Yi ?I) 0,\NNOT BEE WELL; or YOU WANT A PAIR OE
WELL? VT1T1 KG GLASSES, avail yourself of Ibis ?nnoitnulty to be
FITTISP AT HOME. . ' 11
Thou?aodt' of South Carolina's loading people testify ns to tho superiority
of wy wok .
ARTHUR BECKER, IN. D.
Graduate Royal University ofBerlin,_ Germany.
I fil DR? MOFFETT'S fi Allays Irritation, Aids Digestion,
v^J.fc. "I llprTinii l& ?esu!at.e< ???
\ i E ET HI Nfl
. V fl (Teething Powder*) JL.JiL TEETHINA Relieve* the Bowel
'V. ; TT i ' . . Trouble? of Children of...
, ? : x *r< vu Costs only 25 cents ai Druggists,- ANY ACE.
?i? 0**?Ui5eeirte to C. J. WIOFFETT, M. D., OT. LOUIS. WfC*
Strengthens the Child,
i '$M - --j*_@^MM
ti;
ll fo
AID FIM'B OUT:::
US! MfiNEY YOB GM SWE.
?EvO:
T ? OW il AVE ono tho best Lino of Goods I lmvo ever
*dnuul, ?nd I GAN MAKE IT TO YOUR INTER
W EST TO COME TO SEE ME.
' My Linc -ofDRY GOODS AND #
M ? TI fl M O Is better than I have
NOTIONS Teo?
? CO fofl ? AND LET ME GIVE YOU MY PRICES
fe ON STAPLE DRY GOOCS, AND BEE IF I CAN'T
jS?y? YOU MONEY.
$ ie fei' l?a ? y?u some Shoes that will do you good
to see and prices I will make to snit you.
My S AC H'S SHOES # ladies will bo horo
in a few tl dy's and every pair of thom are sold under
a-o tKi ru ti l oe from the factory. Try ono pair and see
iii Ih?y im^n?tas good as any yon over had for tho
moiM'v. .?
P. BY.MOLDS SHOKS for mon will bo hore in
a few days also, and I know yon will be pleased with
them. They are guaranteed also.
?*?MWfcEDIICO My line of Groceries is com- ?
Sa WW Ell! Cd l)lei0 Como and let mo sell
sou ?? i r I know on the same olass of goods I can sell
li) you afc (?ht?rtn as any one,
I am yours truly,
p. A. HFKELLAR.
BRICK ROW NEXT DOOR TO C. S. UcCALL.
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UIXER BRai,
?- pEAtisna IN
Hw8o$j MUIQD, Buggies,
y>;And Harness, ? gg?|
^^TlOirVin^XtK. an<l ?bn lti? tho on?ire Trading Sear?n 'wili
: .sHo?i>: r'K?t^:fTA1Uil38 WELL FILLED with ft .ohoiw aeleotfoi?
of M^MMPl^ whioh they will a?irtof Oash', or on time
with fcood it pp roved note?.
Wo ?<Wv?jB?tpifoMM Buggies. Wagon? and Humos? to our- J?ftook
'?* - ?nd . '--.intond to koop np-to dnto go^ds ni the bestjprloe?, <
; t*:!f?^ii9}3A#I?iM^'^ I?8t 0< ?om* oi t?ie mR^?? ?< B???IES w^
. . .'.'inoy/ h'?n?|le- % ;......'.>
nrd iM>al l?lcltoi*y Outrlrtito ^'o^ ;
C?utobor i??, ojoo .v tm.T.V,? ^W0?
For The Pee D Section.
We have recently iii?ye?t
tore where we are1 re?
eely Mg tlie JL arg<
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HMD W?RE, CROCKERY,
GLASS AND TIN WARE,
eyer1 foefor? carr led. in tnis
;. ?eetioii of; the Slate* '
With inor?ased labilities foir h^ncllirxg this
linc of goo ls we aro bettor prepared to serve our friend limn
ever before. WK BUY LAHOR QUANTITIES OF ?UU -
GOODS. JN JQBR?RS LQt?, and aro therefore in 'position ,
to save the Cbusumor tho jFreight on both: Heavy ttnd Shelf,
Thanking the Publie4 for their kindness in the past, splloi
tiiig, nt least, ti portion of their liarle, we remain
,. v Voix truly yours.
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DOtfT FAIL TO SEE OUR SPECIAL ATTRACilONS IN WATCHES,
JE WELBY. SILVERWARE, Leather andi Plu?K* Goo?^ Books
Christmas Cards, Brica Brae, Novelties of all hinds, Toys, <; ?
Useful and Ornamental 1 ; ;
Something for Every Person,
Something for Every Purse,
W. m & Jr.F. BRE?B?I
disposed of their General Merchandise,
will in future confino and devoto their entire time
lo tho follow tog line :
mm warn
Cash, or on timo with good seou*%,
mm - flJJTlP * AND
Following aro some of tho makes wo handle :
Ty??tt" &Jetties, K?ck Hill, Haokney,
Babcobk and Advanoe,
Ojrl?r^?uhurur Whitq Hickory and"Weber. ; j
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