The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, April 19, 1901, Image 3
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Friday April 19.1901,
Hubflorlptlon I'rlcot
Ono year.? 1.00
Six months..50
Three months.25
MIWWWIWHW, 1 ???.? ???WIM
PEN AND SCISSORGWAPHS
Geri, ' Thomas L. Ifcosser will
bo at the Columbia reunion of
the veterans.
Tho legislature of Texas has
absolutely prohibited the sale of
cigarettes in that place.
Birmingham Ala., had a $180,
000 iire Wednesday-stores,
dwellings, churohes, ?feo.
Tho Gonoral Assembly of the Pres
by tor ian chu roh moots at Little
Book Arkansas, next month. -
The latest projected combine
* is1 one to consolidate all the big
department stores in the leading
.cities and run them in cahoots.
In the past fifteen months 51 ?
vessels have fclcared from th(
port of New Orleans loadec
with 46,404,800 bushels of grain
Work will begin at once or
the new Alumni hall of Wofforc
college It is to coot $12,000, ant"
will be a much botter building
than the one that was burned.
Hov, F. M. H?good, a Bap tis
minister died in Atlanta on Fri
day. Ho preached the first sor mor
ever preached in Atlanta and har
preached altogether 3,200 sor
mons.
A jury in a case of assault and
battery triod in tho court at Sum
tor last week gavo tho plaintiff J
verdict tor $5,000. Thodofonden
was.conduotor on tho A, 0. Linc
Seo tho difference.
John White a well known til
uer formerly of Darlington bu
for the last 10 years a resident o
Columbia, .died svid&eulyjit Mr
Brand's boarcting house in^Mm
monaville on tho night of the IC
A vvriter disoussing the coffe<
question,asks "does supply ant
demand regulate the price?" I
does except when some fellowi
mannge to corner the supply
Then they regulate the price.
The saying about talk bein/
"cheap" doesn't apply togover
nment talks over the cablee
It costs this Government abou
a thonsand dollars a day to tall
to its representatives in th
Philippines.
An Ohio farmer recently go
$4,000 for black walnut tree
That was a whopping price,bu
?'i ?ivas :i Whopping <v<>.iyif:M (si
in (lia/Uoter forty feet IVoiti Uli
butt, ? n? f??N'ort I?/? th roo (eel t<
(?Ujfci in- >f. limby.
JSxj >(.-' inion tit ni o now boj itj
made^.t.iln^liunHoad, with armo
plate made by a new proc?s:
which can be sold at $150 a ton
It is said to have great powe:
of resistanee,equal to the $501
plate the Government buys.
The livery stables of J. l-l
Reavs at Mullins was burned oi
Monday with a lot of buggiei
and harness fully covered b^
insurance. The grist and ieee
mill of the Daniel supply com
pany was also burned no insura
ance.
A West Virginia girl has in
auguratod a new feature in thc
breach of promise business. She
sued the fellow who jilted hei
and the girl he is to marry, claim
ing damages from the fellow foi
jilting lier and from the gi tl loi
alienating his affections. That's
business pure and simple.
I Some of tho newspapers that sc
hastily bogan shelling Senator Mc
Laurin for imaginary causes, or in
tho interest of would bo candidatos
for his shoo**, have suddenly chan
god their ammunition, and some
show signs of hoing ready to give
him praise for tho grand work
done by him in securing tho gov
ernment exhibit for Charleston,
and in tho distribution of tho sur
plus money in the U. S. troasury
in tho South. Tho first deposit ol
$50,000 goos to Spartanbuig. Pre
maturo discharges aro always hurl
fill.
Great Future for the South.
Col. Mosby, tho famous Confed
erate raider has a papor in Les
lie's Weekly on "Tho Dawn of the
Real South,'' in which ho says:
Tho real South is just at its
birth. The growth of this of the
nation may be gradual, but in tho
end tho south will bo far Holier
and moro powerful than tho north.
In tho days to como tho south will
become tho dominant section of tho
country."
Trustees Convention.
There will bo a mooting of the
Truatoos Oonvontion of Marlboro
County at Bonnottsville on the
first Monday in May, next, at 10
o'clock, a. m. All tr us toes, mom
bora of County Board of Education
and others interested in tho causo
of education aro roquosted to at
tend. lion Jno. J. McMillan,
State Supt of Education, has prom
ised to visit and address us at that
timo. Hui ford Gibson,
Apr 13, 1901. Pros!.
J^?O Rolls of choice mat
tings in the newest designs and
colors just arrived at
O, S. McCall's*
OLIO CORRESPONDENCE,
Items ot Interest From This Hus*
tiing Little Gity.
Tho rain has c?mo nt last. Saturday
night, BO I am told, th oro was a good
doal of thu udor; thnuk tho Lord I was
asleep Whoro ignoranco is bliss tis
folly to ho wiso.
Sunday a. m , we had a fino sermon
from our pastor, Kev. Dent, that gave
us a keoner insight into our duties
generally. I am glad that wo have tho
privilege of going to ohuroh so often.
If p copia won ld bo more pu nc t u al iu
.Attending church it would broadeu
their minds, make us moro charitable
in regard to our neighbors, aud abovo
all bise on vinco us that there is some
f;ood men io our country, and a whole
ot of good women. If it were not for
the good women of our laud where
would wo drift? I was struck with this
thought yesterday in ohuroh. Tho
choir was largely composed of the fe
male sex, tho sonts wore filled by the
tnothors of our boys. Where wero tho
boys? No doubt tho mothers and sis
ters had dono their duty by son and
brother, aud husband ns woll. Ou
Sunday morning in trying to got thom
to heed tho oall of tho ohuroh bell aud
?pend just a little while in grntiludo
to tho giver of lifo, health sound
minda nud bodies, peace and plenty
all around.
As I havo enid before I don't want
any oue to think that I am tryiug to
mako people believo I am all right. I
nm sorry to say that I am not, but,
thunk the Lord, I am not a hypocrite
Don't do like I do but do os I tell you
boys-go to ohuroh, go to Suuday
sobool, sing In the choir, give the
preacher your attention, give tho ser
mon your thought, profit by all thoso
hings and nothing can hinder you
from being an honor to your parents,
blessing to your country and a
peaceful oxit from this world of trou,
ble. "If ye know these things happy
aro ye if you do them."
I nm requested to announce through
tho Democrat that on Friday tho 26th
day of April at the Red Bluff cerne
tory a gathering of all who have friends
and relatives buried there, will be
held for tho purpose of cleaning up
and improving* tho cemetery, Let all
who eau attend and show their res.
peot for their noble ancestry.
Tho boast ot horaldry, tho pomp of pawer,
Aud all that beauty, nil that wealth o'er
--gayo '
Await alil^tho .hifcy^blo b?ir;
Tho patho of glory'TeaS but to tho grave.
Porhaps io this negleotcd epot is laid
Some heart onao pregnant with ooloatial
fire ;
Hundo that tho rod of empire might have
a way od,
Or waked to ecotaoy tho living Lyro.
Wo are pleased to have with us to
day Judge MoLaurin and Sheriff
Green. Somebody's dinner pot. had
bolter look out there is danger in the
air. I see sonic of the cooks stirring
around lively. Poor old chickens you
aro gono or will go soon. My sympa*
thies, aro with you, and I wish my
stomaoh oould be when tho bell ringo.
It is mighty strange that nobody
ever ab ks mo tb dinner with ' thom
?bell t? y llave oom pa ny. V don't
pare to go tqiy other (imo. Von know
homo folks cati mal; o ??nt anyway.
' i alwtiys want to when ihet'? ie
r ! company . round.
I i nonce another wigu ot improve
ment on our streets. Mr. Howard Hen
uett is now running a dray for tho ao
commodntiou of any who may want
freight hauled from tho Depot
Am glad to report that Mr. J. D.
Edens is able to be out ngain to look
after his Inrgo farmiug interests.
There ?B a young mon from Wiue
y ton that comos t > Clio tim thad hotter
look out for his personal safety. Some
of our young (?) bald headed men say
they will trim his Easter hat if ho
makes hiv visits too frequent. He lind
bettor get his Easter hat and not ho
too much in evidence around the Lad?
?es' store.
A great many ladies will come in
on lo nights traiu from Marion where
they have been attending tho Wom
ans Missionary meeting. On this ac
count I had the pleasure of spending
a short while with Mr. liaiford Gibson
and Mr. Luther Adams who were
in town to meet some of their friends
on to night's traiu. They came from a
country whoto you get good home
made ham to cat. They out it in largo
slices. I ex peot to go back after somo
moro of it somo Bweet day if nothing
happens. , '
I would give thrcedollnrs and sixty
ii vu cents to seo juBt one man that
would say he didut have tho "grip" or
had nt had it, and not try to tell what
to do for it in case you do have it.
Mr. W. A. Atkins has just arrived
He too likes Clio; he knows a good
thing, and our people know a good
tinner; this is tho reason he makes so
much hiss in Clio.
The weather is olear tho wotei clear
everything oise cleor but my cofleo
und conscience.
Apr 16.1001. J. F. McG.
Methodist S. 8. Oonferonoe.
Our Sunday school Conforor.ce
will bo held at Hean ty Spot on tho
first Friday and Saturday in May.
Wo want to urge overy ono who is
heartily in sympathy with us in this
groat work to moot us there. Es
pecially is it important for every
Methodist minister, overy Sunday
.school superintendent and teacher
to bo present.
Questions bf vital importance to
tho Sunday school and its work will
bo discussed.
This occasion will bo one of un
usual interest. Old Beauty Spot is
expecting, and will bo prepared, to
entertain with its accustomed gene
rous hospitality all delegates and
those who want light and help in
Sunday school work. Attend breth
ren, oxpecting to holp and bo liolpcd,
Very respectfully, '
P. A. HODGES,
April 9,1901, Prest.
Mittle wants your trade, ap
preciates every penny and will
trent you right.
Itert Hhift* Academy.
Tatum, S. O., April 17, 1901,
Doar Sir-Plauso, anuouncc through
tho columns of your pupir that Dr.
Drod Pencook Proa., of \Qroousboro
Femalo College Grooneboro N. O,
will give ah add rosa nt tho'close of
my achool Muy lat. at 10.30 a m. Tho
friends of tho pupils filld tonrhoi-9 or;
invited."
Respectfully,
Eulah L. Roper*
i: ....i.-'-'.?" ...:_MJ.UJ-'i "cs_t_t
W. F. M. S. Marion District.
Bennetts ville, 8. C., April 19, 1901.
Mr. S. A, Drown :
Dear Sir - 1 promised to furnish you
an article I rom our Missionary Meeting*,
but Miss Hattie Adams was requested lo
write for your paper, so 1 feel it would
he discourteous to her for me to do so.
However, as you may not get lier letter
this week, I will give you these tacts and
you may ?use them.
On Friday evening wc opened with a
Praise Service. Saturday was the busU
ness session. Sunday the n o'clock
sermon washy the Kev. J. E Grier,
resident pastor ; subject "Our duty and
obligation to the heathen." It was lull
of missionary /.eal rekindling our ardor.
A Sunday school mass meeting was
held on Sunday afternoon, addresses by
Mesdames Wightman, Humbert and
Spencer. Talks by tho same on Sunday
evening about the work in the Foreign
fields. An informal meeting on Monday
morning and we adjourned to meet at
Dillon next year.
Report from Societies were very cn.
couraging. Collections from Marah 1,
1900-1901 $1498.04 Have 45 societios
in thc District. 135 "NV. M. A." and
170 "Little Workers" taken.
A pleasant occurrence was thc pre
sentation ot a lovely basket of flowers by
Mr J. D- Montgomery in behalf ol the
ladies to Mrs J. C. Campbell, the Dis
trict Secretary--that being her birthday.
Very respectfully
Jessie M. Kirkwood.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
The committee appointed by the Salem
church to have the Cemetery of that
place cleaned off have met and leid oil
Cemetery in sections, and all parties in
terested in said Cemetery are requested
to meet at the church on thc first day ol
May, prepared to clean off the section
idiotice! io ihem, or pay $1.50 lo the
committee to have it done Any one not
v/orking or paying the $1.50 will not bc
allowed to bury in the cemetery without
purchasing a lot Irom thc committee,
Such-work rnust be dorie by the first o
"June. All are forbidden to bury in said
j cemetery who do not now own lots
without first seeing thc committee ant
buying a lot.
R. T. Jackson A. H. llasco,
James Webster, A. T. Odom,
s John Raybon, J. ?. Hayes,
April 15, 1901 Committee
TRIBUTE OF RESPEOT.
Whereas, our Heavenly Father, in his
wise providence, has seen fit to remove
Irom us, by death, our beloved sister
Mrs. Ella Harris,
Resolved i, That we bow in humble
submission to the Divine will, knowing
that our Heavenly Father is too wise to
err, too good to bc unkind.
Resolved 2, That we assure the elis
consolate husband and motherless child?
ren ot our sympathy and our prayers.
jt?s?lved ji, Thai f; copy ot resol t;
be sent to the! bereaved Ivordmnd s
p?tg? in our minute book bo ?liseri 1
her mein?ty,
Resolved 4, Tn ut ii. copy bc idol <
I '1' ?p.i'. t Cunri-M " abd the corni
1 pets lor publication,
J. H. Reese,
A, J Eastcrling,
J. R. McDaniel,
Ap?il 1901. Committee.
New Trustees for Beimettsville
In accordance with an Act of
tho Legislature making a change
iu the time anti manner of elect
ing trustees for Bennettsvillo Gra
ded School District, there was a
meeting of tho County Board ol
Education on Saturday afternoon
last and three additional mom
hers wore electod as follows.
Douglas Jennings,
Throop Crosland,
J. F, Everett.
Tho old Board had only five
members ns follows:
Rey. R. Ford,
J. M. Jackson,
A. J. Bristow,
L, J. Breeden,
T. W. Bouchier.
Tho Board now will have eight
mo m he rs.
You Know What You aro Taking
Whim you are tako Groves Tustolc-es Chill
Tonio booAuso tho formula is plainly glvon
on overy butilo showing that it ts simply
Iron and Quinina ia a tasteless form. No
ouro- no pay. Price 50.
If you havo over ?cen a phlld in the
agony of croup you can rcul?zo how grate?
fui mothers aro for Ono Minuto Cough
Curo which gives relic!' us soon as it is
I udmmistvrod, It quickly eurea coughs,
cobbs and all throat and luug troubles.
Douglas Bros
tiodol Dyspepsia Cur?
"Digests what you eat."
Should Bo In Every Home.
They cure dandruff, hair falling,
headache, etc, yet coat tho sumo us on
ord i Cary comb. Dr, Whito's Electric
Comb, The only patented Comb in
tho world. PcOplo, evorywhero it baa
been introduced, aro wild with do
light. You simply comb your hair
jenoh cl ny and tho comb docs thc rest.
This wonderful comb is simply un
breakable and is made so that it is
.absolutely impossible to break or cut
tho hair. S,.ld on a written guarantee
10 give perfect satisfaction in every
! respect. Send stamps for ono. Ladies
size .Wc. Gents tizo 85. Li vc men
and women wanted everywhere to iu*
troduce this article. Bolls ea sight.
Agents nie wild with success Address
D. N. Rose, Gen. Mgr., Decatur, 111,
UltAPH-NUTB.
A Food for bruin and nervo coaters.
Tho ayaloin will absorb k grefiter amount
of nourishment from I pound of Orupo
Muts than from 10 pounds of moat, outs,
wheffl-or,bread. OoatH I cont por moah
" !fS & W. M. KOKO.
-p&eJi
Ladies Shirt Waistband ready
made Underwear at Mit?f^a storr?
FROM SMITHVIU,-;.
Mr. Editor:-?As I hiwo not ty?ou
anything from our seotion Im ionic
timo I will send yop. u tow (tltjros,
Mr. E. ?3. Stantou hue cidspi? his
eohool at poborah. Ile had a finn
eohool, Ilio pupils loved him vc"
inuoh and tho Trustees Vfivi-os; tho
day of closing und ole?ted hun for
tho nexi sohool torin. ) I??po ho
will bo able to do bettor next tinto.
Sorao work has boou done on tho
school building in tho way pf bet
tor light, and it is hoped wc eau
have it coiled and porhap.5 ?ive
her a touoh of paiut to leakeher
shino. I like to see eohool houses
anti churches as"good as our d well
ing houses.
Bad stands of corn h? tho cry ot
overybody.^ Cotton planting haw
begun.
Wo had a fino rain Saturtlay.
Eggs aro scarce-ohiokon chol
?ra is raging.
Tho,cotton that was pi nut id be?
loro tho first rain don't boeiu lo be
coming up fast.
There will bo uo moro cotton
plautod in Smithville timi) was
plautod last year, but moro I'uY ti li
za rs will bo used on tho t;?mc laud.
The whito labor has gone to tho
Cotton Mills, so you need look ib>
11,000,000 bales this your. . J tut
count it nine and stop.
Apr ?5, 1901. " Q \7f0
(JO^?'or good goods aud ! Ouest
dealings trade at Mittle s store.
Both makers and oircui?t?rso?'couutci'
felts commit fraud. Honost in.m ill not
decoivo you into buying worthless e'euotcr
foits of Dowittt'a Witch Husid Salvo. The
original is infallible lor oaring piles; M>ros?
ocsoma and all skin disease. Douglas
Bro?.
IIB KEUPT HIS Ll '.
Twolvo years ago J. W, Sullivan, o?
Hartford, Conn., scratched hi ' ": wirb
a rusty wiro. Inflammation i; ' Wood
poisoning sot in. Far two years lei auf
fcrcd iulensolv- Then tho best i oeiorii
urged amputation, ''but'.'.! win'"?
used one bet tie'bf Kicotrio !Bi tl o and I
3 boxos of Buokleo'a Arnie- 8n! <? ami
my leg was sound anil woll ar ovo?," For
Eruptions, Eezemo, Tel ten S?li hlicutn,
Soros and all blood disord ?I-, ty! atrio
Bitters has no rival on earth. Try ?ham
J. T. DoOglas & Bro. will guiniintflpi sa
^faction or rotund tho mon y. Only <W
oonts.
SPXC EY JLOCAU WtSf ?
BY J. B. HAMPTON.
I sell tho oelobrated < rai;- g?v-i
don eoed. Yes, and give t ho liiVy ? si
paper of peas and hoar iS Sold libro,
See mo boforo you bu y your corn
-I will meet competition,
I 6oll Cuba molasses at 2(5 i\s
A nico dish for diunor js.jthoso
delicious Ruta Baga turnips) fiefc
us so nd you some.
*t?fl?i Tij? it "i i'i.'LV.Oion ?
Chillo and K' Vnr in ft b?
TMtetf s Olilil L'utile ?tj ?> f.iO'ply In ?..y*?
quinine bi n tfiMki.li.'.'i fOi-nV, '^o.uij'U^'rrj
pay., l*r(co r,o<\. . .
\\ 1..? ?JU waul prow,.. ...... .. .......
pills that uovor ?rino, uso Dewitt f, liittlo
Emly Risers. Douglas Bro?.
Fresh Arrivals]
Go Cnrts. Baby CarjjiigCs, Window
Shades in lace ofFeot. Fringe Inci tion,
&?. At WADDI! I %
Eggs for Salo.
Pure Hied White Holhuj I Turkeys,
White Pekin Duoks, and fiigbt HrnV
hum eggs for hatching,
Apply to J. !?'. Bo!too,
Tatum 8. 0
M
Notice of Court
NOTIOB i? hereby (riven thai tile Court
of Gonoral Sessions will eon yeti? tho
Fifth Monday in April (boinc tho ?y. I? day
thereof) 1901, and tho Court of Common
Picas on the Wcdnosday rex!. fnlUuvibg
naid Fifth Monday in April, (being the
lat day of M?y,) 1901, f?t B?nnettavillo in
and for tho county of Marlboro und Slate of
South Carolina. All pot ROU I Intereated
will tako due notieo thereof.
J. A. DRAKE,
Clerk Court of C. P. ? u. $.
For Marlboro Co., C.
maroh 12, 1901.-4t
iLTON MCLAURIN,
Attorney nt Law Und
Probate Judge?
Oflloo la Court Houao,
A- AA?* A ?k A A A tk, ?k A A<k ifcA tAAA/ A ,\A A I.A.
Legal Notices.
WARNING NOT?C?K r
% LL persons are hereby warned not to
/>.V trespass on any of thc landa ir. Atari
boro county, known as thc Randolph
Qutck lands, either by wall in?, liding
cutting timber, hauling straw, or to iish
or hunt. I will prosecute ali who violate
this notice, W. D, DRIGflKRS,
Aprii 4, 19O1.
STATE OF SOUTH CAKOL I N A
COUNTY OP MARLBORO.
HAVING filed in tho officooi' tho' .Tuugo
Of Probito for slid County, and ?State
ray D'iual Hoiuru as tho Excoulrix ol' tho
?slalo of Or. J. T. Jonniogs. deceased,
Nolieo is horoby given that ? will ripply
lo said Judgu ot Probato on (ho 'hh un\
of May next for u final difohargo as cuoh
Executrix F. D. JEN NI NOS,
April ff, ?901. Exv;utti)C.
Notice of Final Disolia?^.
EST..MARY A, SMITH.
HAVING hied In the Probate Judge's
Ofliceot Marinero' county my linn)
return as Administrator ot the' estate o|
Mary A. Smjth. Notice ls hereby g'iv.-n
that I will apply to said Court on the
10th day of May 1901 at io o'clock in the
l?renoon lor a final discharge as Ad,
ministratorol said estate.
E. S. CARl.hSLJ'*,
April 10, 1901. AdnYf,
Warning Notico?
ALL-persons aro hereby waiscd rot to
trospasa in ftuy mannoron nu/ ol'my
lands in ndtumvillo Township. 1 will
pio&couto all who violuto thU nc let).
. JjAUiiA J,'8MiTI??- H
Apr;: ?, loo),
IT MITT! 1^0 ow an ii
lil ?lillLy
WU MUAN TO CHANGB FIRST-CLASS
DISH FOR CASH, consisting of
wiUINERY,
I>ry Goods,
Shoes, Notions
Gents Furnishing
a OOds
>
Ililli POR EVERY ONE TO WEAR,
You want A CHANGE, so do we. Gome
tO see US- Learn Our prices and you will realize
thal you are in the RIGHT PLACE doing business with the
HIGHT PEOPLE.
Continually getting in NEW OOOD? at prices LOWER
CHAN competition can ofter, if quality be considered by you,
l it is our first consideration.
GOOD GOODS at Lowest Prices means a
continuance.of tho very liberal patronage- now being enjoj'ed
by us
Always Welcome
at our Store.
Honey Refunded
li not Satisfied.
Yours for Honest dealings
IMIittle's Store.
, . t ito, '" -.. '
APRIL 17, 1901.
lill
o -
?SPRING and Summe, Good? are here
^ in profusion, too numerous to mention. Our btock is
more complete than ever, and everything in Dress Material pf
all description in White aud Colored goods we carry.
Ladies are specially invited to call aud examine our Stock.
WARNER'S CORSETS in all new shapes, and every Pair
Guaranteed against rust.
Laces, Trimmings, Embroideries and Insertions
WE HAVE A FULL LINE.
The Celebrated Hamilton Brown Shoe
r?#*?<* O "O* O "SH Cl FOR MEN. LADIES and CHILDREN
OOS BO III IIWH ana LOW CUT,
New lasts and new shapes TO FIT ALL FEET.
?Pltfntftiin^* is fully 25 per cent oheaper
Vlvllllllg than heretofore. To provo this seo our
new line of Summer Goods, Our "made to measure"
Department is a special feature. Every fit guaranteed?
Hardware,
Implements,
ting and
Plastering
Varnishes
Hats, Caps, G-roceries,
Agricultural | Farming
Pomps, Points ? Pipi
Crockery,
A [fie ot Lime, Cement AND
Hair, Paints, Oils and
of every description.
Ask to see our celebrated Hammer Ready Mixed
' Paint-~0,?o gallon makes two.
Don't Forget Our
Furniture Department*
ll is moro up-to-date than over. We can rave you 20 per cent
on anything in tho FURNITURE LINE.
50 Rolls of choice Japan and China Matting
In all now patterns and designs,
GU VE US A O ALL.
POLITE OLE KS AND READY TO SERVE YOU,
YOURS TRULY,
C. S. Mc?AIJU.
Bennettsviile, S>,CV
A??H?L 17, 10J1,
"DEXTER W
Il you have a .'DEXTER," or a "RO
you will get the Comfort that no other M
Come and see them.' At the same time ?
Novelties in Matting c
I carry thc largest Sivck in thu
mmm w TO D
Nice Fresh Stock, from the Cheapest to t
to FURNITURE and its Belongings, ii
UNDERSOLD.
1 NO!lett your patronage In
Very Respectfully)
Ronuott?ville, S. G., Msroh 6, 1
ATLANTIC COASTLINE RAILROAD
GIBSON TO COLUMBIA.
liBAVK. * AMII YB.
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Trafflo Manager. Asa'b. Qon Paso. Agt,
J. R. KEN LY, Qonoral Manager.
We Feed
The Hungry,
WHEN in town and you want a good
meal, remember wo caa torvo you,
A good raoul for 250. ' Restaurant
north of tho Market..
? D. J. BRAYBOY.
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lb may bavo a torew loodo, or it may only
need regulating.,/ Bring ib bo mo and no
mabtor what nils it, I can pub ib tn Arab,
olusa condition}, My'oharges aro very rood"
erato and tho work will bo done promptly.
,'I repair Jowolry and dooks, a*40 Guns
aud Pfatols. For anything in my Uno see
am, I oan and do meet all competition.
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Jo wei or and Repairer,
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md Western Railway.
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WORKS;
OF J. W. MoELWEE,
BEN NETTSVI?E, S.fc. "
I HAVE recently moved my
M ar bio Works from McColl to*
Buonottajville. and for the pres
ent um located nwar tho Depot,,
and oooupy the MoCall Brick
" Warehouse, whoro I will ho.
jloused4to continuo to supply all woiV
icodcd in my line to tho people of' Morlv .
)cro nod adjoining counties Viirtioa fiMv.
ng it more convenient can havo t)fl?{r b>.
1er? llllod from my yard at Dillon/Si
DoMgns, ostimaic? nod prices furnished
ipplioation denning and rosetting men*
?ments and tombstones a ppecialty,
Thanking (ho general publio for past
patronoco I respectfully solicit a liomin
nanoo ol'tho samo in iho future.
Very respectfully,
J. W. MoELWEE,
W. W. PATE. MAKAPEBb
January 22, 1990
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