8* A. BROWN' - - - l'UUtor,
Friday. April 26,1901, ...
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? PEN AND ?3CI88QRGHIAPH8
The trains are running now
from Cheraw to Chesterfield.
Alabama was visited by a
terrific tornado on the 18 which
did great damage.
It looks as if the weathor was
in'sympathy with'tho plan to
.reduce the cotton acreage.
Postoffice Department pro"
poses to use cotton twine in
. place of jute, for tying up letter
. moils.
Tho atorra .of Friday and Sat
urday seems to havo swept tho
country from Maine to Texas, and
muoh.-ilamago was dono.
Senator MoLaurin has accept
ed au invitation from prominent
citizens of Greenville to make a
public address in that city May
22nd.
Mc?oll isa town now to make
any county proud of possessing
it. Chut?nos, schools, factories
and farms all nourishing togeth
The So??iWn temer- . who
persist in buying western horses
aud mules and Western corn to
feed thpmjf need.not expect to be
' serenely liappy'all the tihie.
A Berlin paper predicts a col
lapse^in^Wall street as a result
of over speculation. The wish iii
this case may* be the parent of
the pr?diction, . which is not al
together without grounds.
It ls very hard to please some
-people. If president appoints a
negro tb of flee in South Caeolina
the kickers raise a dreadful
hoWl>'.,-J"? he appoints a decent
white man they howl all the
same.
The world is full of beauty,
full of comforts, full of helplul
agencies for man's pleasnre and
progress. All that is needed is
wisdom to find them. Let him
but look, labor, learn and they
all will be his.
The Southern white people, as
a rule, aro not in favor of negro
suffrag?, but they are not averse
io lie*pijiij i. lio . ?'oro; :4u(ii|i|rj u|
jil coi tit whttdi i'< i Inti' 1 . s.iJ
since itiiC) ..;?.! >..* $i' ,'fi . ?,(K* > ..?
Iiis ,,.v{h?.yi"; 'Mv.
U iii IM|<J vt ft i <VA{- \ .;' . s ?JC
oCton fake lue, supposed lu 1
tjaiined by tjie ohotmca! acti.<y?j 1
f-?f?'Hya>l\iipo1:ii tho mnivrjiU <?
lue ao?t ij^eil. j-iiio limy account
for many mysterious fires \n,
barns and oui buildings.
An Evansville, Iud,, doctor
* says he resuscitated a woman
after threedoctors had pronoun
cod her dead, and three minutes
after her heart had ceased to
boat, by injecting a salt solution
into a vein in her ann.
If securing Capers' appoint.
ment as district attorney from
a republican administration
makes McLaurina republican,
what about Mr. Lu timer, who
secured from the same adminia
tratipn the appointment of his
owji son as star route inspector.
-Tj'Qolumbia Record.
Within the past six months
127 new banks nave been estab
lished in .thc South. Texas leads
with 34 national and 5 State
banks. The other come in order
as follows: Georgia 12, Virginia,
12, North Carolina 9, Kentucky
8, Arkansas 6, Louisiana 18,
Maryland and Tennessee 5 each.
Alabama and Mississippi 4 each.
v . _
Melodist S; S. Conference.
Our Sunday Bcliobi Conference
will bo held at Beauty Spot ' Clothe
first Friday and Saturday in MaT<
We want to urge every ono who is
heartily in sympathy with us in this]
gi'eat work to meet us there. Es
pecially is it important for every
Methodist minister, every Sunday
school '" superintendent and teacher
to be present.
Questions of vital importance to
the Sunday school and its work will
be discussed.
This occasion will ho 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
thoso who want light and help in
Sunday school work. Attend broth
reft, expecting to help and be hoi ped.
Very respectfully,
P. A. HODGES,
April 9,1901, Prest.
Special Notice.
BM il li Hoard of County Commissioners
?li ot Mar)bbro county wilt at a special
meeting to be held on Tuesday May 7th
J901, receive applications, and from the
applicants employ Three Men to super
intend work upoi thc highways ol thc
county under the direction oi tho County
Supervisor, Beginning at that time work
upon thc highways will bc pushed until
ail persons liable to road duly, and who
have not paid the commutation road tax
3flowed by law. have rendered thc six
ays work required.
M, E, COWARD, Supervisor.
J. V. Breeden,
J: T, Covington,
Apre t?, f^V . (?ommlssloneis
?$T*60 Holls of7 choice mat>
tings in tho newest designs and
WM,.j,,at,?,lvedutMc0ttU)6)
OLIO CORRESPONDENCE.^
Items of Interest From This Hus
tling Little City,
Moat people oro saying did you over
see mci) wernher. It is a strange thing
that ono'e recollection goes a muck so
often Wo have had colde/ weather
than this in April, so somo people say.
I heard ono man Bay this n. m., that
he cotted remember ono year when
thoro was frost every month in tho
year. I don't remember that year my
Holt*. I nm glad that my name is not
Aunanins, ii it was I ara afraid that
tho cold spells, fishing experiences,
thunder clouds and oncou utera with
snakes would cause me to biro an ns
mutant liar or go out of businos. Nev
ertheless, if I wauled un assistant
in the business I could easily got him
-tho harvest is ripe and tho laborers
are not few on Ihcso particular lines,
my observation tells mo. I alway*
write on n Black Out wilting tablet,
purchased from Geo R Welch; this
may in some measure account for my
wild flights of imagination. Some peo
ple say its something else, but I lay
all tho blame to the black oat, and
tho company I 9 m obliged to keep
agafn8t my will, and unsettled con
ficionoj as well. I am sometimes afraid
that some of our consciences in regard
to tho weather, fishing &o, are like
tho Irishman's-as go >d as new for
they aro nover used much. Boys keep
a clear conscience, and nothing cnn
hinder you in thc road of progress
and honorable old ago.
Somebody wont from Clio to Bon*
uettaville Inst night ou a tender heart
ed expedition, But "the best laid plans
of mice and men gang nftaglco." Thc
horse got loose tho boys got loft, aud
the horse like the proverbial black
cat hasn't got back yet; but I rock on
ho will come back and again take up
the burden of life at tho front end of
a dray. I ara not calling any names
ns I have been warnsd'not to do so,
but I am not drawing on my imagina
tion nor tho Snturday Blade either
though I may have to do both later
ou.
?apt. Hin shaw left this a. m , for
Wilmington to make arrangements
with thc R, R. authorities foi: iron to
lay A traok acros) little Poe Dee Ki vor
and on to Robtsou County, whore ho
hae purchased large bodies of timber.
It successful he will also haul freight
for tho people along the line of Road.
You can't.dowu a working man.
Dis. Covington aud Evans .have
been to Florence to tho Medioal As
sociation. I dont think there is any
danger in eating lettuce, if Dr. Cov
ington is right, and he must be, for
he says he eau provo what he says by
Dr Reese of Tatum.
Why do tho heatheu rage and the
people imagine a vain thing? One
poor old Chronic grumbler hal just
said to me as I am writing this, "The
end of time is nigh this weather is
r?r\..1 r* ? ~ Hf?ak tip \vH!i ~ b!p'1*b.un<?c,T
i' . lil ' J V'.i.'Vi write '.ii : ? .yhoul
? i o but I lie o d 0. ia Btaivduig
, i\ nw. reading nv cry wei ?J I v.* nf.?.
I ! Iiapv> he will bo cal (Ci A .".?A ii ai:. 1
! .'....i*' ..;<.?. *i?iy OM jo fi- < ic? j i 1 v tVyVn^'io
[ . . ir? tee rilni .lulo O? ving lyu tc doa th
b< hoy/; 'Vb?v'tl batter (ry Lo briiibteh
livl'a hy abUihg u.? VJ t.'.ko di ii); er
. i iii? them.
Laying foolishness nsido thc weath
er is allright if tho people are. If we
do our duty according to our advan
tage ami opportunities the weather
will suit our case every limo
Thcro is a heart, there in a hand
Wo feel but cannot BOO,
Wo havo nlwnys boon provided for
And we ahull nlwnys bo,
Nobody hero ou a visit-nobody
sick. I think somebody U going to get
man led. If thoy don't I have just for
gotten how I used to do, that;) nil. If
anything happons I will let you know
if nothing happens it will be a Wonder
to rae. Any way, I'll play McCowber
and wait for something to tura up.
Apr 22, 1901. J. F. McG.
I)0T8 FROM FOX BAY.
Farmers are nearly all done plant
ing cotton. Some aro afraid they will
have to plant over on account of the
cold weather,
Mrs. J. C. Spears aud children are
spending tho week at tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Spears.
Tho quilting at Mrs. James Davids
wasenjojod by a host of young lad
ies.
We aro sorry to say that Mrs Wm
Spears is down sick with grippe
again.
M caa ra A. L. Enstcrling and Robot t
Spears visited tho home of Mr: and
Mrs.\Jamo3 Wright on last Monday.
Mr. and- Mr? Silas Spears left
last Friday for Rul,Springs. They will
return next Monday.- >
Mrs. H. B. Spears is not'iiiiproving
very fast. s, (
Mr. James McQuaige and Mi;
Willie Spears are hauling lumhor for
.Mr. Alfred Hamer this week.
Ask cousin T-how she likes to
get April tool H.
The people of Hebron are having
tho Church painted over. Hurrah for
Hebron they will not bu behind.
Gordons are looking well since the
rain.
Apr 22, 1901. Two Foxes.
FROM SMITHVILLE,
Tho siok of our section aro all
improving.
Oom io ooming up and cotton
planting ia about ovor. Sorao aro
worriod about stands as eeed is
scarce.
Wo had heavy rains lo at week
and Peo Doo river is on a boom.
Perhaps wo will havo a dry May.
Rov. Franklin Quiok our young
local proaohor o onduoted service
at Ebenezer ohuroh Sunday morn
ing. Ho is making fnio progress
and is winning many friends.
The picnic Henson is near at
hand and Ebenezer folks are look
ing forward to a pleasant gather
ing on Children's Day?
App 22, 11)01. fr, a
Pythian Picnic nt Hunt's Muff.
Mr. Kdltor? - On Thursday April l8th,
1901 . Hobron^Lodgo K of P. furnished a
Ulah dlunor at Hunte Bluff It Was nu un
fortunate MOJO, so for as fishiug with tho
OQlno waa oonoorued, th? rlvor waa too
fa!! fer fishing, and tuw iviny tribes could
go ou thole way up tho rlvor unmolested.
Tho Pytbfnns, howovor, woro uot oanjht
napping, being owaro ot tho uno?rtaluty of
gottlog shad at nil times, thoy bad mado
ampio provision for au emergency To M ,
U. P. WI)lttakor waa entrusted tho duty of
scouring fisk for tho occasion, and tho un
derstanding ,was that it ho fui Iud to get
Qah from tho rlvor, ho waa to gob thom'
whorover thoy woro to bo had Early in
tho day Mr. Whitaker drovo up with dm
in obundacoo from Drako's millpond-fino
largo bluo broun, porch, trout and somo
othor varluties usually ouught In a mill
poud, Wo oun say without any oxagg-ir
ntion that ho brought thom by tho bushel
Tho K. of Pa certainly ontrustod thia foo
turo of tho progrntuno to ono who faith"
fully poi formed his duty, for it may bo
trnly said that ovory person prcaont hal
placed beforo him or hor "Benjamin's
I moss,"
Thoeo fish woro prop trod by Jamos
Neoly, tho proprietor of a restaurant at
Clio, who had boou employed for that pur
poso, and so far aa that iaoonoornod thoro
is onough said, for ovory body that know?
.Jini" knows that ho understands tho
art, and how to do enoh things "do
aontlj oud iu order," and that no ono
could have boon placed in ohargo of tho
ouisiuo that would kuow any bettor what
to do and how to do it. When tho fi-th
woro modo ready thoy woro plaood ou a
table that hud boen prcparod by Mr. A
L. Morria. Tho tablo wno about sovonty
five foot long, but boforo tho u<m woio
brought out, tho ladlos had brought out
from thoir carriages, buggios and wagouo
provision? thoy had carried with thom and
bad so filled tho tablo that thoro waa eoaroo*
ly room enough for tho fish.
Tho wholo crowd was invited to oon\o and
partako. Suffioo it to nay that ovory ono
ato all thoy wanted an J tboro was abun
dance loft, more than onoug'i to havo fed
ns many moro. Among tho artiolos loft
thoro was fish-fi-th that woro oooked, m d
fish not oooked and eovoral parsons carrie d
nico strings of fish with thom as thoy woit
homo. At tho clono ot tho foaet tho party
lingered around tho tablo, and to a oaau-1
obsorvor looked ns though thoy woro sorry
that thoy oould not oat nay moro. Thero
woro about so ven ty fivo parsons pro^out,
It will bo borne in mind that the
Knights of Pythias aro a scoret ordor, thoy
havo thoir insignia about which onb-Bidors
know nothing at all. Hut thoro is ono thii-g
about thom that we do know. It is a good
thing to bo with thom whon thoy havo
thoir fostivo oooasions for thoro wo oro aa*
Bured ot a plenty, and that of tho vory
beat.
Tho wholo oojusion was a vory pleasant
ono. Tho company waa sobor, quiet, and
ovoryhody soomod to bo iu n ploasant
mood. Tho occasion waa enlivened by
muslo rondo red by some colored mon' who
performed on Ibo Quitar and Mandolin,
this mado it interostimr to tho vouog pel -
vic i'hpveiidly, .Xtui$;ii!?: cjuly >uturara
.ni.vt'tt'.t ..v:iun- < . . a '. cl (1M. .> on that
th j' lt, ol Vii ..?v> h .oi /. nt Heb
j (IJCJ hov.? a l-di'jfj ni nnh ip, and
inofit uv?iy1 IVday rn;'!-i M il ir moot
...?/.> ure <yi?H etiooAed. And ?. > wo om
awaited Dint they do YUM nlaii 1 l><3 U ro^
lici?n!? ni dor va at Mao varuu o know
that ilu.y do not iiioolc.'.\t<i a? ioi; coo
trary fi onriutittuity, mu loaoii a high
standard of morals and wo aro brought to
tho conclusion that tho Lodge oxer m a
good iulluonoo lu our community.
Beforo cloning this skeiob tho writer
wishes to indulge in a few obbrvntions
about tho trip from Uebron to Hunts Bluff
Tho wholo' Boonery pro?ontod n ploasl.ug
prospeot. Tho farms without a singlo ex
ooptlon so far ns wo saw woro well worked
up and put in a nico etato for tho coming
orop season. Tho most of tho cotton had
boon plauted and wo saw somo that wan
ooming up nicely. Ono feature pleased us
wo noticed a largor aoroago than ubual
planted In oato aud thoy wero gcnorally
fino. Wo have no recollection of ever seeing
n moro promising out look for au oat crop
BO early in tho sonso?. Ou tho way we
went by Bed Hill nud returned by the
way of monheim, and on both routos wo
saw nothing but sigus of industry and
thrift. Ton yoara had elapsed nineo we had
traveled thone route? and wo saw many
signs of improvements.
Wo trust that good and faithful seasons
will bo font to crown husbandman'!! tollu
and that all will bo amply rowarded with
abundant harvests.
Apr 20th, 1901. VIATOR,
You Know What You aro Taking
When yon aro tako Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonio bcoauao tho formula is. plainly givon
on ovory bottle nhowing that it is simply
Iron and Quinino in n tnsteloss form. No
cure- no pay. Prioo 50.
If you havo cvor seen n oliilJ in the
agony of croup you can realizo how grate?
ful mothers uro for Ono Minuto Cough
Cuto which gives roliofas soon, aa il is
administered. It quickly cure? coughs,
cold.--, und nil throat anu lung troubles.
Douglns Bros: . \ N
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.*?6hpuid' Bc In Every Homo.
'.??.iMhejr pur? 'dandruff) hair falling,
nenriqeho, etc, yet cost the same as an
ordinary comb. Dr. White's Electric
Comb. The only patented Comb in
the world. People, everywhere it has
been introduced, aro wild with do
lighlt You simply comb your hair
ouch VJay and tho comb does tho rest.
This wonderful comb is simply un
breakable and is made so that it is
absolutely impossible to break or cut
tho hair. Sold on a written guarantoo
to givo perfect saiistaotion in ovory
respect. Send stamps for ono. Ladies
size ?Oc, Gents size 35. Livo men
and women wanted ovcrywliero to in
troduce this article Sells on eight.
Agents are wild with succoss. Address
D. N. Rose, Gen. Mgr., Decatur, 111.
Acid Iron Mineral
Nature's RemetW For Diseases.
tfew Wh i MK ! Wents All I
THIS WONDER OF THE AGE
will bo on sale dining Court wee};
on tho publio square in JJonnottnvillo,
Cures, Indigestion, Dyspepsia; Kid
ney Troubles, Khoum?tism, Bores of
every kind, Bkiu Eruptions, and tho
boat Tonio in tho world.
H. 0, WADDELL,
April 24, HM. btnto Agent.
lied II! uff Academy.
, Tatum, S. C., April 17, 1901,
Dear Slr-Pienso announce through
tho columns of your paper Mi ut Ur
Drod Peacock Pres., of Qi ouusboro
Fournie Colloge, Groonshoro H ()
will give nu address ot the vi oj
my school May 1st, nt 10 30 a. iii TJu
fi iou ci H of thu pujiils and tono a<c
invited. . ^
Respectfully,
Eulah L.'Eopcr.
Trustees Convention,
There will bo a meeting of the
Trustees Convention ofMtrlboro
?ounty at BonnottsviJle cu tho
first Monday in May, next, it 10
o'olook, u. m. All trustees, mem
bers of County Board of Education
and others interested in the enturo
of education are requested to :.,!
tend. Hon Juo. J. MqM.than,
Stato Supt ot'Eduoation, has prem
ised to visit and uddress us at I ?vat
time. Balford Gibnoo,
Apr 13, 1901. Prow.
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OR APE-NUTS.
A Food for broin and norvo ecu I era.
Tho syfi?om will absorb a greater sn- mn)
of nourishment from 1 pound of t J rapt. -
Nuts than from 10 pounds of meal, oat.",
wheat or broad. Coats 1 cont per m'tiah
or salo by
Pi E. & W. M. Rora,
Mittle wanta your trade
preoiates ovory penny and villi
treat you right.
Th io elgnaturo is on o vc ry box of tho g
Laxative Bromo-Quintao T?
UIO remedy that caren n ?oJU In ou< * *j
Both uinkora and oiroulatorsofcount'r
('nits commit iraud. Honest men will aol
docoivo you into buv'ng worthless OOUMILV
feits of Dewittt?a Witch Hazel Salvo. ;'\v
original is infallible for curing piles, soiea,
eczema and all skindisop.se?. Douglas
Bros.
H?> KEPT BIB IJLHJ,
Twolvo yoars ago J. \V. Bull?s . ol !
Hartford, Cooa., soratohed his lot ftith
a rusty wire. Inflammation and bipod j
poisoning sot in. F>?r two years Iii s?; j
ferod intensely. Thon tho best doctors
urged amputation, "but" ho wrbo i. "1
unod ono bottle of Elcoirio Bitter- am!
1 boxos of Buoklon's Arnica Sa!' - !
my log was sound and well as ovor ! or
Eruptious, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Ith? 'inj,
Soros aod all blood disorders 1. ?
Bitters has no rival on earth. Try th m
J. T. PoCgla8 & Bru. will guaran i?
^faction or rotund tho monoy, Only 60
oonts.
SPICEXU^OC?L^ NE I V
BY J. B. HAMILTON.
I soil tho celebrated 'Oui':; I
den aced. Yes, and give tho larjji ?i j
paper of peas and beans sob' h<;i .\ j
Sec ceo before you hwy f$
j --I will meet cote pe titio n,
! fjolj UnliM luolaaiib? et :*5 ot?, j
i A nice U <?l?t? L9 fi??fc
Uolicio?is Rula M^pvi tt\p: 1W
j wu fiend you KO me.
Tho Jicst tronarntlbb in Malaria.
Ciiill? Mud K'- vov U ii hotlAo o
TnBtolss Chill Tonio It-is simply ?roo -.o
qulnioo in n toatolesa form. . jfo'nnro v~vto
pay, Prloo ??00.
When you want prompt fcotiug li lb'
pills that never gripo usoDowhi'^ i jiu'lc
Early Risers. Douglas Bros. .
Notice of Com i
NOTICE ia hereby given that tu f >?>(
of General Sesiona will cou < >..> the j
j Filth Monday iu April 1 hoing th? y.qiU daj
thereof) 1901, and tho Court of ( \ run 01
Pleas on the Wednesday next following
paid Fifth Mouday In April, f(bf??dg ll)* j
iat day of Muy,) 1901, at Bennet tnt! ir. (ii
and for the oouuty of Marlboro on I tf'ifcto of
South Carolina. AH poisons totee iU .1
will tako due notice theroof.
J, A. DR AK ICj
Clork Court of O. P. & O. H.
F?r Marlboro Co . ri. O,
maroh 12, 1901. --4t
ILTON Mci, AU BIN,
Attorney at Law au '
Probate -Iud
Oflloo in Court Ilouse,
SHERIFF'S SA
STATE OF SOUTH CAK:>i/(NA
County of Marlboro-Chu rt Oom
mon Pleas.
JOHN N DRAKE, as Assignee, l'l'fi' 0
H a r rici. 1 rby^S?tiTe 1 roy fcjj??l a r d, and
Others Defendants.
j TN Obodionco to a judgment of ..?o
I* closure and salo grantod in the above
stated caso, I will ofior for sal? ho l'on itu
Court House Door at Bonnolisviil? S. O.,
on thc Gist Monday in May beut, dui in...
legal sale hours to the higho:-'. bidder t"i
eash, all that certain pieco, hare*)) 1 ir?oi
of land situate in County and thain antro*
said containing nine hundrod scroti inor?
orl088, situate in county of Mar!! OV? and
State aforesaid, bounded by lijo G rea i
Peo Deo Rivor, lands now or for(ii(jrly ot"
Ebt. ol' Elizuboth Poar?on;- by lard- pf
Jumes L. Irby and O. M. Qrahituj Said
boundories ombraooing and Intending to
ombraco oil tho lands Ownod by tho late
Jobn B. Irby beforo and at the tiaie 01
bis death und now or hnroaftm owned by
tho haid Harriet Irby, lying on tho lower
or wcHtorn eldo-of tho publio road leading
IVom- Bonnotleyillo to Choraw, 8>ivo und
oxcopt tho traot convoyed by iaid J ho IV
Irby, to tho defendant Janice JJ. II by, by
deed dated thc 8fh day of Fe by 1897 and
reoorded in tho Clerks offtoo ol said coun
ty in Book No 4 of Deeds and Cony? yunce
pago 461 ; and also the traer conveyed by
thc said Harriot Irby to Pct<r 'V. Sm it ri
and John V. Everott, by ^ce'd d itcd tho
1Kb day of ?March, A. D.. ). A), nnd io
corded itt tho oflico nforesaid in Book VP'
of Dcod9 and Convovanoos pago I?O-tho
traot just mentioned hoing now tho pro
perty of of C. M. Urahaiu.
PurokoBor.to pay for oil papers and
rovenuo stamps, and io caso of t'niluro to
comply, forthwith, tho proriii to bn re*
sold at his risk<
J. B, GREEN, M .0.
April 13, 1901
Warning Notice*
ALIJ persons oro hereby t;'.J m d not to
tro^poss in any maimer on any of my
land* itt Adamsvillo Town'inp. v I will
pro-oooto all who violate ibis no * ;o,
MUR.Y.J, SMiJ'H,
April fi, 1001.
,B? MEAN TO WM FIRST-CLASS MllCllAN
DISH FOR CASH.
consisting of
A AV iL il/ JL/ JL AV jUif jora, JUL ^
Wry t*oo?ls?
9 x-^ uc ?LJtxraa?g^
Genis Fiiriiisiiiiig Goods
/I?RVTHING P0R1V?1Y 0NI? IUWI?AI?.
:0:
You want A CHANGE, so do we. Gome
to see us i Learn our prices. and you win rettie
ttiaj you arc in the RIGHT PLACE doing business with the
Jil. O i XT PEOPLE.
: 'mtinually getting in NEW OOODS at prices LOWER
Tl IA ST competition can oiler, if quality bo considered by you;
lt ii our first consideration. ?. -.. ?-? '
continuance of the very liberal patrouago now being enjoyed
bv
UM
lway? Welcome
at our Store.
Money Mefuaided
Ii mot Satisfied*
Yours for honest deaAings. 'W
'?^^tfttle^ Store
A VIM.; , jv, i9():i.
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Pliia^lG and Summer Goods are here
*. > in profusion, too numerous to mention. Our,?Stock> is
more complete than ever, and everything in Dress Material ol
..il description in White and Colored goods wc carry.
[.adios are specially invited to call and examine Our Slock.
WARNER'S CORSETS in all new shapes, and every Pah
Guaranteed against rust. , v
'aces, Trimmings i Embroideries and Insertion
WE HAVE A FULL LINE.
TM- Celebrated Hamilton Brown Shoe
rWei S&TXr%YPGL FOR MEN LADIES and CHILDREN
vO S ola wJ?a&, Bom mon ana LOW eui:..
New lasts and new shapes TO FIT ALL tfEET.%^?^
dahi??Sm/** is fliiiy: 25 per cent chewer
wi"HHBBg lhan her?tofove. T? prove this ?ce ?un
new line of Summer Goods. Our *4mado tp;1(|??^??|:
Department is a.spocial feature. 'Every fit guaranteed- ;
Hate, Caps, Groceries, Hardware,
Agricultural ? Farming Impleme?ts,
Pumps, Points | Piping and
Crockery,
? Lime, Cement AND Plastering
Hair, Paints. Oils and Varnishes
of every description.
Ask to see our-celebrated Hammer Ready Mixed
Paint-one gallon makes two.
Don't Forget Our
Furniture Department,
lt is more up-to-date than ever. Wo can Faro you 20 per com
on anything in tho FURNITURE LINE. .
60 Rolls of ohoice Japan and Oliina Matting
In all now patterns and designs, ,
?IVE US A CALL.
POLITE OLmCS AJSf?) READY TO SERVE YOU,
YOURS TRULY,
PW?^t?v|Iler-R-.a
Aunifc t% 1901. ? :
.:\:
"DEXTER M
Ii you have a "DEXTER," or a- "KO
you will get the Comfort, that no other M
Come and sec them, . ,At the same time i
Novelties in Malting c
I carry thc largest ?tock in thh
IMMING I TO ?
Nice Vresh.Stock, from the Cheapest to tl
" to FURNITURE and its Belongings, a
UNDERSOLD."
I sol lett your put ronato lu
Very JiespccifuUy,
lit1 : ill
Beuhettflville, 8. C., Msroh 5, 1
< AJLAN?I? COASTLINE RAILROAD
i. * oinsoH TO COLUMBIA,
j LEAVE. , " Am?VB. !
r6 45 ?,:.m. Gibson, . io to p. to.
|^ 7 it? .JQqnnott?vllio, 017
802 Darlington, 825
9 z$ ' Sumter, 6 40
.?5 m< Oblumbla, to 55 a. m.
OIPSON TO CnABIiKBTON.
LB A VB. . '
6 45 a. m. Gi hoon, .
7 ?O ' Bonnettpvillo,
8 02 Darlington,
hit TCTA
4'49 p. ni. ' Ohnricot?n, .
ABKIVE.
io io p. m.
9 17
8 as
7 55
" 4S
FLORENCE TO WADRBBORO.
LEAVE. I ?RRIVK.
8 45 a, m. Florence, 7 00 p. m.
9 20 Darlington; .6 29"
II 30 Ohoraw, 5 15
T. M. EMERSON, li. M. EMERSON, r
Trafilo Maoagor. . , Aae'fc. Gen Pasa. Agt.
J; lt. KENLY, Gonoral Manager.
W? Feed :
The Hungry,
WnBN in towu ami you want a Tgood
moa), remember wo caa sorvo yon.
A good mont for 250. Restaurant
north of tho Market.
D. J. BRAYBOY;
HOW
.ABOUT
WUXt .
Doon it keep tho correct tinoV Ordo
you linvo to oct iL livery twenty four ho UKI?
Do your know what in i\a mailor with il V
Bring It to mo and let mo put it lo correct |
tlmo-kccpmg order. It nny bo dirty and
need cleaning. It mny havo n Cog'.broken; |
It: may bayo a Mjrow lco?o^ or it may only
ocerl regulating. Bring lt to mo and no
mnttor what ulta St, I can put it tn first,
olaes condition. My obargos oro very mod
orato and tho 'work will bo don? promptly.
I repair Jowolry and Olooke, a'<50 Guns
and Pistols. For anything In my ljno4poo
mo. I eau and do moot ail competition.
8. J. PEARSON,
Jowolor and .Repair**, j
PATENTS GUARANTEED
out fcc returned if we fail. . Any one scmllnr
sketch and dcsc'ripMou .of any invention,wi!
firomptly r?celv? our .opinion free concerning
lie patentability of saute.' "How to Obtain a
Patent'! sent upon request. < Patents 'secured
through U9 rid vert 1 sod for sale at our expense.
Patents taken out through ita ieee i ve s?>ec(al
notice, without charge, in Tun PATENT K KOOK n,
au illustrated and widely circulated Journal,
consulted hy Manufacturers and Investors.
Semi for saUlpto copy FREE. Addtess,
V?QT?R ?I. EVANS & OO.
(Patent Attorneys,)
Evans Building, WASHINGTON, ?. Ci.
ti
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AT T 11.13 OLD STAND
Amid Prepared to lill nt Short Notice
- Orders for -
?ypre fft n tl HlliHc li t
. SashrI3aara and Blinda]
AT Boi'f?M rmoKs.
Wo soil no shoddy work, or ml?s-fita.
Shops on M0O0H atroot near residence.
S. V. FOWl<lIl*t,
Jan 31, 1898 BoonotUvlUo, ?. 0.
60 YEAR 8* ,
EXPERIENCE
P&JENTS
.
DF.OIONS
COPYRIGHT? &o.
Anyone- ??ndlna a sketch and dcflorlntlon ruay
Snlokly ascortniti our opinion froo whether ?11
tronUjii ls probnblf P(itoijt/tbio. Communie*.
ons strlotly confidential, rf ntidboo* on l'atout?
.euifroo. Oldost aKontty for?oonrltiBPAtonta.
Patenta taken through Munn A Co. recelv? .
tlal; "
.puta] noM?, without ofiorgo, la tho
Icfeittif ic wmricatt.
?meir IHustrated weakly.. f?argW
of any solonllilo'ionrn'ol. '.' ims. wa
ur moiithfl.'ili. Bold by all noTUdoalar?.
^0t3ClBfoadM,.NflWY0rK
^Branch ?too?rK5 fr Bf.-? Woshlnsfon, 1>. O,
A lmndsomol
culAtlon of
roar : four
... T?NSOEilli. PARLOR.
THE best workmanship..
Ray Hum and Tonic Treatment
Tools the best and sharpest
Pdllte attention always assured
Thrco AftiMs in constant attenq>ncft.
LAD1K3 WORK & Specialty I J
Once a customer, always a cuatocher.
J4?K?0N, ??ATOHER, TH(
LAS
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.VTTRE831'
YAL ELASTIC FELT" MATTRESS
attrcss gives. I am agent, for both,
iee the .
md Window Shades:
? Line In Benncttsville, S, C.
I IN F
he Best. My time, is given exclusively
md, on a Square Deal, I will not be
i my IJIIIC.
Waddi?L
901.
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Connections at Fayetteville Uh A"tl/,utj<t
Coaijt'.Line, ?t foxton with ,>?i* 0?TOBI&>'
Contrai Kai I ro?rt, 'aTBi:d; Spring? with the
Bed Springs and Bowmore railroad, at *|AU?,
ford with tho Saaboatd Air Line, A? GU|*
with the DurUnni and CharlottO'Railroad,
at Grconboro with tho - Southorh Ballway
Company, at Walnut Cove with tho Norfolk
and .Western Ballway,
j. R. KENLY, Gen'l Jfl.anngar.
T. M. EMEBSON, Traine'Manager
H. M. KM BUBON, Gen'l Paaa-Ag*na,?;
Ott J. W. MoELtWElS,
BENNtTTSVItitf 10,
I HAVE .recently,.wm^f
Marble Works from, Mo?oll.ttt
Bonnet tavillei ?adf?rihe^proy*
ent nm loon ted nour-tho Depot,
and oceupythe McCall Brie*
_ -Warehouse,; where ? I Wfpm
pleased to" continuo io supplyall *o.t$f
needed in my lino to ibo poopl? ?l ftt?rl>
boro and" adjoining counties rnrtlea fiodt
lng it inore eon?venlent can Lavo-their 0V0
d?rt? fil?cd from my yard ai Dillon, S. O.
Designs, estimates and pilera 'furnished
application. Cleaning ant) rei?tt?og mon
uments and tombstones a ppfealalty.
Thanking tho general publie Tor pall
patronado I respectfully solicit A--?QOIX???*?
unncc of the Bamo iu tho futuro.
Very r?spcotfulty, itote-.??
J. W. ?Mo?I.Wei5#s
W. W? PATE?. M^NAOitB,
January 22,1990 '
Three Baybere! yhr'ee-QbatfBt
SALOON ON MARION BTRKR?V
EA8Y OHAIUSrOLEA?fstf^i?
BEST OF HA?R O?X?i '
Children. receive spooint .ftttenttpn
? either.at tho. Shep nt their KoueeV
Your patronage soUcltcd. : .
J. A. GR?tlE, 'Butfyr.h
BBNNKTTOVILLB, ?. O,
Otoestsi whaat'yott aat*
It artifiolally digests the food ^fedaM?a
Nature in otronathentntj! ?n?
.truottnft the exhauster! dlsesttyiijMN
yans, lt iotlio latestdlncoirereaaiBeai*
ant and tonio. Ko oth?r prepasfttlc?
can approach it In cfrtoiency. lt lia?.
Bluntly relieves ana permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ?i?avtLuti?.
FfatulAice, Sour Stomach, Nans??
SlclcllcVaaohe,Gastralglft,CJrami)S
all oth^r results of impeefeot dlr
Boug?ft8 Bros, drug store*
?d ' '
i eu* aid.M
a ?Ht PAtRN^lW?
j^tflUtnom to fha Vm*\ %mt\ tfl?pRM?