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BENNET?SYILLE, ?, 0. .i. KY % X. ItllOWX & VO. QJJlc? West of C?iiH House. Frilay, Maroh 16, 1901, Marlboro County Officers. .SHERIFF-J. B. (Loen OMRK OF CLHUK-J. A Drako JUDUE OF PROBATE--M. McLaurin CORONER-C F, Covington SUPEuviHOtt-M. IC Coward Surr. KDUOATION-W, L. Stanton TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AUDITOR-IC, S. Carlislo SENATOR-ICUOX Livingston REPRESENTATIVES-J. (J. Dunbar, J. C. Campbell, lt J* 'Freeman. Directory of Bennettsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODUK NO; 15, K. o? P., moots ovory Monday ovoniDg at 7.30 ii'ntnok, V, Turlington, ?. 0. 0. J. Lido, lt. of lt. &S. MARLBORO LODUK NO. 88, meats at H louettsvillo, Friday ovouiug, on or bo<> (o e ouob full moon at 8 o'clock. J. F. Kinney, NV. M. J. T, Dulloy, Soorotury. County Masonic Directory. MARI.UORO CHAPTER NO. 30 lt. A. " ;., meets nt Bonnottsvillo ou tho recoud i i ?day of caeh mouth, Hobt Chailio, II. P. Il, 10. Smoklou, Socrclury, ICUREICA LODOE No. 43, A. F. M.. moots at McColl. oaoh Suturday after noon, before tho Cull moon,at 4 o'olook. AURORA LODOE NO. 33, A. F. M., monts; ut Clio, Saturday on or afior each l\tll moon at 3 o'clock, p. m. J. T. Stamou, W. M. iT. lat ^?c?iOO??t Scc?'c!?i? y. Bennettsville Church Directory. METIIOD'ST- C. IL Smith, P. C. ; tndtiy school 3.3t) p. ni. breathing at 11 00 a rn, and 7 30 p. m Prayer meet ing Wed?osduy uftcruoou at 4.00 o'clock. Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A. 'lodges. BAP?isr-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor. .Sunday school at 10 00. Preaching Sun .by nt 11.00 a. m., and 7.30p. m. I Prayer vi jeting Thursduy evening at 8 o'clock. .Superintendent of Sunday school, II. l\V ('.irroll. PRESDYTEUIAN-Hov. II. W. Butwoll, Pastor. Preaching every Sunda; at ll a. vs, and 7.30 p. m. Prayor mooting on f ittirsduy nftornoon at 4 o'olook. Sundny school, ut 0 30 a. m. Suporintondeut of *>hool, J. 15 ".Kelly. Et'ISOOI'ALV-Rov. 0. W. Boyd, Hector, '.'?onobing ovory Second and fourth Sunday ni. ir n in j and 500 p. m. Sunday :'iool at ' 9 30 a. m. Dr. J. A. Fatuon, ?. uporhitonderit. Comity Church Directory. ...>......-.I <>i;>i},> '(<:;!?!,<j CuvUK Aft ,!HiiH?W [ 1 ?i;V. .). W. ARIAI li?.. 1'. eli Firs! .Sunday-11 0. tu \ Pirie GrOv? 3 p. bi,, Smyrna. Second Sunday, ll a, m MoColl. 3 p. rn, Beauty Spot. Third Sunday-ll a, m., Pino G rovo, ' 3 p. ni, Smyrna. Fourth Suuday, ll a. m. MoColl. 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. ?EV. J. E. BKA HD, P. C. Hebron first nod third Sunday ll a. m. ljbonezor first and third Sunday 3 p. m. Parnassus pooond and fourth Sunday Ht M a. m. Ziou fccondand lounh Sunday . ut 3 p. m, ^"^Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. T. M. DENT, P. C. ?II?--First Sunday ll a. m.. Third Sunday-3 p. m., Fourth Sunday 7.30 pm 'Koolah -First Suuday 3 p. m., Third Sunday 11 a. tn; Bothlohonv-Socond Sunday 3 p m., PourtU Sunday 11 a. m. Manning-Second Sunday ll a. m., Fourth Sunday 3 p. in. ?MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. FIRST ROUND-W. G. Pow Kit, P. E Olio nnd Beulah, Olio, Fob 9,10 MoColl A Bennetthvillc Mill - , MeOoll, 15,17 .'. ?anottuvilln ot, Smyrna, " 16,17 UrightBvillo ot., Boy kin, " 2324 B nnottsvillo Stn, (night) moh 1 3 North Marlboro, Ebenezer, " 2,3 f'ombeim ot, Pu'uassus, " 9,10 j .vvTvw?v?/vvrrr?vvr?fvvrrm Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve will quick ly beal tho wor.t burns and scalds nnd iv ^lcavo a roar. L ean be applied to cuts lind, raw surfaces^ with prompt and sooth ing effect, TJiO il for piles and .'kin dis eases. Bcvaro of wort bless counterfeit*. J mug?as ISro?. Notloo to Physlolans. Physicians will please notify mool ol! deaths and births ns tho law rc c-lires within tho corporate limits of tho town. 1 cannot koop n complete n ..ord without tho reports. It is n good law nod ought to bo complied wilSf Respectfully, MILTON MCLAURIN, 8ec'y Board of Ilenlth - Bo your clothing need clean* itt,", and repairing? If so, take ri; m to Bio war t's barber shop tu I they will havo it dono in tho bftiiv style SH02 AND HARNESS SHOP, RICHARD EVAN}?, a first-class i'bne Maker of 25 years experience, has opened a SHOE and HARNES? REPAIR KHOr) at Frank Adams' Old Stand. His pritjj?e are reasonable, while his work ls unexcelled. .-*<??>?-' I'1 rc ah buckwheat and maple y up at F. E. & W. M. Rowe's. VMBER! J-'' x,vmnr.n / Any kind you tyt.nt, Apply to J, M. JACKSON. July ft, 1000, P&tltXWAI,. ;iMr. und Mrs. La?rin Coving top pf Olio spout Sunday in our town. Master Bonnie MoGilvray of of Olio y/?C? hi tovfu Tuesday .au? called lo soo us, Miss Anulo Rogers, who has boon touching in Sumtor county hus returned home. . Mr. J. IL Bonnott of Clio at tended the inaugural ceremonies in Washington last week. Mr. G W. Huestess of Ked Hill was up Saturday and called. He will plant corn tnis week. Mr. C. A. Brown of tho Beth el section was up Monday. No nows in his seotlon. Capt. Wm Taylor, the hustling agent of tho McCormick grain machinery was iii Smithville on Tuesday. , Miss Mamie Hilliard has taken a position at Mittle's Emporium, and will be pleased to soo her many friends, Mr. W. L<. Kinney of Parnas sus attended the Inaugural of President McKinley. Tho death of his father forced him home on tho 9th. Squire D. D. Stubbs and Mas ters Colin McLano and Luther Goodwin, his baby boys, of Brightsvillc. were in town Tues day. ! Mr. and Mrs. Silas Bounds and Mr. C. B. Bristow of Florence of Florenco attended tho funeral of their sister Miss Jane Bristow on Monday afternoon. - Mr. R L. Kirkwood has re turned from tho northern mar kets, and tho Bonnottsville Dry Goods and Millinery Co*, aro opening novelties never seen hore before. DEAH'I'S DOINGS. The bud nows was received here Friday ol the death ol' Mr?. Taylor, ibo venerable mother ol' Messrs Johu and Georgo Tuylor, tho well photo graphers Mrs. Taylor for several yearn wns a resident of our town but, moved to Darlington some months ago. *** Died rt her home in Sentit Ben ncttsvillo on Sunday morning March 10 1901 nt 10 ou'oloek, after a pro trncUd illness, Misa Juno Bristow; eldest du tighter of the lalo Mrs. Eliza Bridtow in her 08th year. She was an nmiablo christian lady and a. devoted member of Bounettevillo Hap list church. She had a host of friends, many of whom will remember hor kind and gentle ministration"* in times of sickuees and distress. But she was wanted up higher, and she was toady and willing to go, Tired, and weary of llfo'a burden*, For Kat in tho tnauMotia ot tho blcBt She leaven one brother Und si.; sis tirs-C. D. Bristow now of Florence, Mrs Silas Bounds, M rt?. J. 0. Harden, Mri r>. F. V'inven,, Mm Ira Bounds, Mi.......j.r..ii?y,.; ,\ -A^.I ;:r .;rsUi aim Knii?;, Hristow The futuna! ?cryices wo.n- hold ot IC vor JJ re ti ii ('obi jf tory on Monday nftcrnt o i at I o'?lo?jf conducted by her paster Kev. Itu fus Ford in the presence of a largo com o ti rsc of rela tives and friends * * * Died Maidenly on Friday m )ruing Inst, while engaged with some neigh hors in directing n force of hands stop ?ing th? spread of lire on his land.-*, 'apt. W. F. Kiuuey. No man in tho county wns better known, none hud moro friends, having served tho coun ty as Representative in (hu Legis'n? turo nnd ulso County Supe? visor. The sudden close of his honored service was a shock to all, und his loss u de ploied by every ono Ho wrote his own indelible eulogy in his life work SB a citizen, a patriot, pub'.ic servnut. neighbor, friend--honest aud faithful in all He was boru February 14, 18-10, aud died March 8, 1901. The funeral services were held nt Pu ri m ss-.is church on Sunday morning at ll o'clock, condnoted bv Kev. W. 0. Power assisted by Hev. J. TO Beard, nnd the remains were luid t > rest in thc beautiful cemetery near by with m (ison ic hom-rs by t! O represen tu ti voj of tho Chapter and Lodges in tho court/. The eulogy Wt S tit li e cd by Hon j H. Hudson 'J boro was on immense cr wd in a tendance to pay the 1 nt ttibi ti to his memory. Whose Property. A box containing some child ren's hose was left, some time ago, in Ibo County Superintendent's office. Tho owner can get it by culling at thc oflloe. Cheap Rates. On account of the General Missionary Conference of tho M. E. Chrroh, South, to be hold at New Orleans, La., on April 24th and 30th, 1901, the Atlan lie Coast Line will sell round trip tickets to New Orleans, La , nt rate of one first class fare round trip. Tickets sold April 22nd, 2Brd and 24th, iron clad signature form, limited to con tinuous passage in each direct ion, with final limit May 2nd. 1901. Davo Murtlook Dead. Dave Murdock, colored, re membered as the man who shot Tony Hope, and for which he served a term on the chain gang wns shot and killed by James Munnerlyn, on Mr. Wade Flet cher's place over in Richmond county, on the 28th. Munnerlvn skipped, but we hear that his brother Philip hnsbeon arrested and placed in Rockingham Jail as an accessory. - -_-. An Offer Hight, By aa arrangement with the Richmond Times wc can git? tho aubacrlbora to tho DsMOOltAf a aplaudid dally and two val ued monthly V-idl four*--*for $3 215, TOWN AND COUNTY NJ3W8. i .' - Go ahead ana plant your seed now. - Now moon next Wednesday and tho last of winter. - Mr. Rowe caught some nish last week but tho run was poor. - Three more 'months for the stamp businoss. JS?Tliud meat oho wing Tobacco eave your tinga, for sale at MoGilvray's - The ground hog limit for winter weather expires to mor row. - Some vory cold weather last week and several wore laid up from exposure. - The raiu Sunday was a bless ing to those who had been biting sand for soyorai days. Rod coon Oho wins; Tobacco, premium on tage at McGilvrays - After all Cougress did more for ns in ono day than the Legis lature did in forty. Fanoy line of grooeries always on hand at J, li. Hamilton's - If tho old saying bo true that a pint of March dust is worth a bushel of corn in September, this year will be a good year for corn. |3gr"Ptittbli ?fe Honey Chowing Tobacco, premium on tage l'or ?alo at McQ Ivruy'e. CofTiic lOets por lb at J. li. Hamil ton's Frosh home ground hominy for sale by A. J. Woodie ?fe Son. - Farmers have you seen those Corn Droppers at W, P. Brood en's? You will need ono. If yon are in need of a good horse or mule try Strauss. ASST*'Now ?B thc time to buy a young, broke mule. Strauss has some good OUCH. Get tho best. It. A. Drake of Dunbar sells the cabbago collard seed-Home raised and carefulyl selected. A beautiful line of Rugs and Hassocks just arrived at . C. 8. McCall's. 2 lbs Lenriug Roasted Coffee for 26ets at J. B. Hamilton's. Fino home made oana syrup for salo by A. J. Woodie ?fe $on. - Mr. L. D. Newton of Now to!?8villo has 100 bushols Of "unknown" poas for sale. Fresh homemade Butter reoicved daily nt A. J. Woodie & Son.,. A good selection of Watch Re pairs kept ou salo by A. J. Woodie ?fe Son. Car of Anchor Lime host "on market just received by Bennetts vii lo Hardware Co. AL: Y yost, nt- F. Ki ? YY. M. ftowo: Fres!? homo i-roun.' meal l?o lind afc tho.storo of A. j. NVotkilo $ Son. --.AU who love lino Tinctures should seo G. W. Wadctills pretty selection. If you want a good smoko call on F. E. & W. M. Rowe. We have the best line of Cigar* and Tobacco ever carried in Bomietts ville, ??TTostnm Cereal tho great substitute for Coffee or Tea lor nervous people at F. E. & W. M. Rowe. - Attention is asked to tho now advertisement of Fuller Bros. They have some nico now buggy animals how. t?T* Bot Paper, paper and Envel opes, Tablets and Staiiciners Supplie* all grades and styles, at J. T. Douglas' A full lino of Brass Fittings in cluding Injectors and Inspirator? for sale at Hardware Store. - Special attention is asked to tho new advertisement of Mr. G. W. Waddill. He has some pretty goods for presents. Law and Order League. Wilmington, N. C., has perfec ted nu organization for tho better ment of tho morals of the commun ity. Ono of its creditable aims u tho breaking up as far as possible Sun day desecration. If thoro was no other object or purposo in view, this one of itself should enlist tho hearty cooperation of nil good citi zens. Every comm uni ty iu the coun try should have a league of this sort. Agents Wanted, Tho publishers of the fumous big illustrated weekly nowspnper, PENN SYLVANIA GniT, uro now placing rep. re8entatives at every post oiliuo in South Carolina and they desire tho service* of capable hustling agents in each of tho following towns of Marl boro county. Clio, Dunbar, Kolh.ck, McGill Ta tum Stn nod in euoh other towns ns aro not already supplied. Tho work ia profitable and pha-nnt. A portion of Saturday only is required. Over 5,000.agents oro doing splendidly. No money whatever is required. Ev erything ls furnished free. Stationery rubber stamp\ ink and pad,' adver tising matter, ?ample copies oto. Pop ors are shipped to he paid for ut tho end of each month Thoso not s ld aro not charged 1er Write.to the Gr.t Publishing Co, Williurnaport,' Pa., (ind mention the Democrat. ^ Kggs-aotly-Eggsl BARRED PLYMOUTH HOOK*. Beat all round Farmers Vo*l In tho world, (tholen &t?? at 6\JO par Sotting of 13. I}, 0 NF,WYON, Tatum, a, 0, ?}'/"- . . t \ ;- ' ,:'.;'Y.:(;vii. RELIGIOUS NOTES. \ Tho hour for Sunday school at tho Prosbytorlan ohm ch baa bo JU ilwcd nt io o clock a. ru. Tho hour for Sunday ool.ooi at thc l?piwjupt? uhuroh baa UJOU changed irom 6 p, ru. to 9 30 a. m , Tho hour for Sunday school at tho Moth odist oburoh has boon changed to 3 30 o'clock lu tho afternoon. Tho Wednesday nfteruoou prayer meet lu jr nt tho. Muthodist ohuroh (a Pow held at 4.00 o'clock. Prayer 'meeting at tho Baptist ohurub ovcry Thursday ovouiug >?t 8.00. Tb? mou's prayer mooting at the Met bod ?Ht church is hold overy Wed nott day evening at 7 30. Th? publie invited Tho hour for Sunday eohool .at the Hap* '<{st olnir-jh hus buou changed^ to 10.00 and ibo hour for proaoldng to ir.00 a. m. saeta????? CUPID'S WORK. On Sundiiy afternoon . March. LOth, 1901, by Rev, L. M. Humer at his residence Mr. Silas M. Spears of Hebron S. 0., and Miss Lillie Pate of lied Springs N. C. - At Jackson's Barber Shop, next to The Marlboro Hotel you can gel a sha e with a Sterilized Razor The Sierilhv1 has just been purchased. Buists celebrated garden seed ?fe onion sets, a fresh supply j nat in at C. S. McCall's. Don't You Lo va Flowers? Ii BO, and you want some pretty pot? of all sizes in which to place them, call at thc Hardwaro store and you can bo suited. Dewitt'* Liul i K i riv lli-vrs aro ibo host liver pilli ever made. JOusy to take and never gripe. DoUObAS BitOS' ?faTFull line ofLandreth's and Ferry's gurdon seed, also onion sets, white and red, l'or sale by-J. T. Douglas ? Bro, Unclaimed Lottors. LottorB add r HM d to tho ? ulowtng MHinod (.craouH remain une.,11dl for at tho po it omeo lu BonuGttBville :' ? O. Ii, Johnson, Jim Wallace, Jim Klug, Wsllaoo W. Bdl, Tonnie Polu?'i, .,, ?. U. X.owu, n P Peel. MI88 B Williams, . * .? Julia Roger*, Adolino Brow a, {' M otho B Smith, Mra R**qr Washington. .. A PI UN Jil 1311 ATTACK.-'? ? - An attack Wa3 'lately made on C. I?. Collier of Ulur?ket?i:lowa, that-noar!y.: proved lulah . It cafhii rhrouyh his'kid.* neys, His back j>0t so lame he could hot.1 stpop without great: pain, nor sit iii a chair fxeept propped ?y ..\\?'uoi.s. ?'? ri'tO?dy helped bim uniil hr. tried i '.ic : i rio Hilt-M.. Which emict'i?cl slitc-i a w?ii ?Wi ..c.---?? gih ;/?..,.?,.bw.j'-..A-,-.../.,;.::,y. ['?Vi new limit ?.'his nia;v!ou- :e.:dh.iii<J' c ires O'icKftchc lind kidney trsiiblt;, pun iiiii .- blood and hd ! ls 11,) y 1 ir heall ti Qniy ijoc at J. I douglas & Bro. WHATJB VOUR PAOB WOKTHP Sometimes a fortune, but never, it you have a sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on thc sion.-all signs of Liver trouble. But |)r King's New Lite Pills give Clear skin Hosy Cheeks, Rich Complex! m;? Only 2scents at J. T. D n ;las & Rr \ POOLED THE BORCHCONTS AU doctors to'd Renick Hamilton ol West Jefferson, O., alter suffering 1 ? months irom Rectal Fis ula. he wou'd die unless a costly op?ration was per formed, but he cured htmselt with Buck? len's ArnicaSalve, the hesi in thc World Surest Pil?? cure on lihrth. 25c a box, at J, T, Douglas & Bro. ^"Ladies call at P. E <fc W. M. Howe's for Sa polio tho great est powder for cleaning and pol ishing Silver Ware, Glass and Tinware, ns a polish it has no equal. "Wo have tho best, cheapest, and most complete line of Groceries over carried in Uennettsville. R VJ. & Wi M. Rowe. - Ti Hos, Mortgages, Bills of j yale, Note and Mortgages, Rent Notes, Contracts for Rent, short Lions for supplies, can be found at tho Democrat otlice. - A fino lot of ono and two horse wagons just in at Breeden & Co's., at bottom priced. Wo aro agents for Broodon's stalk cutter Bennottsvillo Hardwaro Co. fa?" Pipos and Smokers Supplies in endless variety can bo found at J. T. Douglas'. Muny people worry boo:tu*o they believe they have ho n t disease The chancos aro thu their hearts uro all right but their stomach* uro unable td digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Curo digests what you eat aud provonts ibo formation of gas which makes tho Rtomuch press against the .heart, lt will cure overy form of indigo.-? lion. Douglas Bros. -... ?4S?> d':V - 8?- Paints, Oils, Varnish,' Olnsr, and Rrushes can bo bought al lowest prices at J. T. Douglas'. TO OU11E A OOIiU.IN ONE DAY Tttko Laxativo Bromo Qulnlno Tublolfl. All druggists refund the money if it fails t<> onre. E. W. drove's vlgnatnro 01 overy b:>x Prioo 350 a box. Prlvato LWory, Mr. H. C. R?wo has oponed a private livory business at his home on Spencer street, and is prepare?I to Rend you nnywhoro in tho coun ty you want to go. Parties wanting a nice single team for an afternoon drive can bo accommodated on good ierms, If you want to go, to Olio, or to Chcraw ?oe him, 'KT ? To feopleof Bennettsville And surrounding country : .uOOO0<, vOO00OOOO0?<> P>w York, March 7, 1901 ? Wo " ! ?'v to call your attention and ask you just to wait a few days : ii4 buying Goods and seo our innmtnoth stock of up-to dattN MhJ;', iy)<;*'0p'wp, Trimmings, Silk, Neck wear, Laces, Embroideries, Mi^ifMifify . ?hirl?, im linc of Notion*, Shoes, Ladies arid il fr, y i:".< hiiiff. Men and Boys Hats and Gaps, Mll.jJNt?ltt GOODS, the prettiest ever seen in Bennettsvilte \>'?rl0|(j iu)t time nor space tp enumerate, but want you to call and see) Our Three Buyers have spent several days in New YnrkOif^, riiiladelphia and Baltimore, securing the Up to Date 0)o;un ivt Hu. $to?k. We intend to ehow you a FIRST-CLASS STO?ft Ko seconds, auction and second-hand goods. en? <?uul nil, Look n ml Seel Bc'1'u.ettsville Dry Goods & Millinery Co. ol. v KIRKWOOD'S OhD STAND. J. T. no-'?.: J VS. A. 0. DOUGLAS. 9 "Pmcticai Pharmacists and Dealers in - psirivlJriigs and f&alont. J^edic.iiics, Plain ??mci Fancy Stationery and School Supplies. Paints, Oils, Yara?s?i, Blushes, Q-LASS and PUTTY. ?wFINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ^> (!,?v- . />;.,triplions carefully . compounded at all hours ami guaranteed io be of thc Unrest JDrugtt and at i ?> .sonable prices. A ft??f Yme Carden Seed & Onion Sets, Th.anvfi.l. for past liberal patronage we solicit a continuance of same. J, T, DOUGLAS k BRO. Jiitmn i y :-,!. 1901. AT TBS OLD STA&T0. HE'S 'MENU Bil IM. Do %\y:Qyou are right, then go ahead, said Davy 5 ) ( ) < -<:!,ot, and so say we, when we oiler von TI I E MOST PA,I/J ;,i?.?:,l(:l,,.l)ISIIES FOR THE TABLE, Tliree times a day. ^ ? FOR BREAKFAST. ?; 'II.MV i.hie.k wheat, M a pit.- Sy? oil, O.t-io al, tliiH Fi.di, . ^ .... , Jla.-cny, l.n>;l?,f.)M J??-MM!, Vc tl \ j)uii Ti ip.-, ty ...?>:.?<-i^i?/iV;i^.r. .nun?, J^.-t, m$ Mollee, (/eco?, : ^?#^f^?||? fig ty&tytf ,?;. ;g FOR D?^t??^ 1 mk Wo have Flavored S.iup, Corn and Ho uis,Tomatoes and Okra, Ko. st Heel', linn?, Maccironi, Cheese, P.'n-1. \\\D?tnrd Sunco, Coined liam, Cranberry Sanco, Plum Pudding, Jellie?, Apples, Nuts. Raisins, Panics. FOR SUPPER We havo Oyster?, Slice.il liam, Chicken, flumed Beef, Sausage.. Crackers Sh retied Codfish Waters, Mustard Sardinas, Clnrrics, Pears, Postum Corral; 1T--0; [t?te :N : : >X j.? i Co m < hiv supply oC Canned Goods, Pickles, and Dainties are of THU IVKST, Let us supply your wants. - F. E. & W. M. ROWE, Kennetts vii le, ?. C. h?ne sr?, as. ? >/--.lV i JV' .?%? BM**1? AS* DR. M0F1TOS g Allays Irritation, Aids Digestion, Rulotes the Doweb, Strengthens the Child, Makes Teething Easy. . TEETHINA Relieves the Dowel ( , , troubles of Children of Costs only 25 cents at Druggists, ANY AGE. /OrmaU 25conta to c. J. MOFFETT, M. D., 8T. LOUIS. MO. (Teething Powderj) ? O1? laantl AT STRAUSS STABUH B11P0T S'i'llIT a nice Sot of young And will continue to keep them for sale. Nothing be Misrcprosonted and you cai rely on PA til i> HALING^. l'Vhvufiry 7, 1001. NEW STORE! ?MODS! IT? vi hg secured the now store nexl (l(),-),t (? tho Douglas' Bros, Drug store, we have opened up M nice stock of General Mer chandize, and solicit a call from Hie generous publio and an in . portion of our prices before buying their Dry aoods. [Shoes, lHats. Notions, ?nd Grooeries. Wc shall pnv el<?8?? htt?itttVti io otir lino ol Fancy Grooeii c, Cnnncd Q0a* , Wu intend also to mako a few ?Iir?yiahica -Homo 01*0(1 nd Meal nnd 1? oniny, Fresh Butter nnd puro Cano Syrup. Oar tnoUp will ho HOM:8T ^EIOilTS, vnioEs, ..-.Soliciting a liberal shuro of your pat ft) nn/,".', wo aro ViR-?U TO P?.RAftH A. ,T. WOODLK & HON 10, .1001. A FREE PATTERN UR . ? ? ?V o ? ? . ? ? -4 ? V ? Ja (your own 6-aectluu) to every ?tU> ^ scriber. Ou ly ?0 otu ta a year. A LADIES' MAGAZINE. A teni txAUltful colorfil p)*Ui J tfttflt (aanldiif i?niMiiiUnj ?coiiunilc? j fancy work ; h.nix liol J lilia*! I.>.-i ?o?, ?ic. Sub* ?frill? tu il ?>-, or, tend jt. tor Uteit copy. 1.2.1/ ?t*enu w.iMcd. S?ud for KIWI. ?tytIMi, Rcllibte, Rliuut?, Up-to. date, ^conointcnl and Absolutely Cci K-ci-l'luliur lMper l'Atiems. mm?Bm * ?2 (No*SeBm?Altow(ince Patterna.) ts Only io and it ct?, ??c.?-noni hither. Auk (or tlicm. Sold in nearly ?vary city ?nd town, or by tnill (rom TUG MCCALL CO., 130 MO We?! Mitt St., N?? Y?rtc. 6 offer First-class f Horse Wagons complete at $25-Spot Caslb Hardware Co? ' We have recen a lio ok a n tl Magazine ?oiiiit?i* to;eonr J"ew?lry: Department* . in the Magazine Department wo will atumdt to furnish such copies of Periodicals as aro desired by the * Reading Public. First, we must learn what is wanted. Come and see our assortment. If you don't seo what you want, ask for it, Mo W. CAHRvLi^ ^Bennetts ville, 8? 'jC* . * M " y ' Mr.' i*.. March 15, 1901, vi. t,bo 6Un-?,v "X. ^UliliEK BRO? ?9 DK?LK??? IN Horses. Mules, Buggies, And Harness, AFTEtt TH 13 DATE, and during tho entire Trading Season \rM koop their STABLES WELL FILLED with a choice selection of Horace and Mules, which tlioy will nell tor Cash, or on time with good approved notos. We have recently added Dogies, Wagons and Harness to our Stock and wo intend to keep up-to-date goods at tho best prices. Thc following is a list of some of tho makes ot BUGGIES we now i andie ConiUutxl, Watertown* Amern, Harbour, Wrccii, Ht and ?i'd mid Sfi'.ekory OnrtflnjEa Co. ootoU ?s, ,<,oo. FULLER BROS; IMWNHH? MRMW iM.mm vwt 110 f ??.M FOB ii?Ol??L For The Pee Dee Wc have bought this season a large number of/<3oxe and Leach Cotton Plantera? which wo aro selling yery close. wo seii 3^&y?joEiL&x:& .^rioa?dL Oorm. JPlO.DO.'teariB,, every one of which is guaranteed lo give perfect satisfaction. Wo still have a limilcd number ot C3t"lja.?&!0.0> J3?&?JTXl&'l3LtC>l?& Unsold. A Large Lot of Hra;BB S^it-tiOOLgTiB ^ Engines, and in Pact a very largo lino of Hardw?rOi every dcseriplion. just received, all of which wc aro offering at HOCK BOTTOM PJUCKF. Get our prices on Every thing in our Lme before buying elsewhere. - 'V IT WILL FAIT YOU f Very truly yours, Wi: M ?? f*\ Vnl February 7, 1001; .P. BttEEjJH IS BT?UL AT THB OtiB B'S?AND Ready to Serve hyrt^^ . Morses and MiiSe% Oash, or on time with good security. SOLK AGENT For "Old Hickory," 1?Auburn" and "White Hiokory" WAGONS. . Tyson &'Jones, Hackney, babcock, Jlloek Hill, Continental Advance and Brown Oarrlago Co. fi?f* T ?m disposing of my ttoek of R1UDLK8? COMiAttg. COLLAlU?>?PS and K0B1?8 at, apecial pri??a' 3m. i, looi W..!?, BttE?S?E?f.