The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, April 26, 1901, Image 3
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O/Jico West of Court Uouaes
! Ftidav. April 26,1901.
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MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.
?ttcoxD HOUND-W. 0, POWER, P. B.
Olio' alad Boniah, Beniah, M?y 25.^6
Mo'.?oil & UoimatUvjilQ Mill?,
Ken ti ot ovillo, *. 26,27
llonnottavllla Ot, Pinu Oiovo, Juno 1,2
HritfbtsivHle, Bethel (afternoon) 2,3
North Marlboro, Now Hopo, " 8,9
DoauottBvlllo Sta, (night) Juno 14,16
*>)coh?hu ot, " > 16,17
Our Town Government.
MAYOR-C. S. McCall
ALDERMEN-j. Frank Breeden, 0. E.
F.xum, John T. Douglas, W. 8. Howe.
<<GJ;ERK' & TREASURER-Milton Mc
I.fiurin.. Office open daily.
POLICE-G. B. Barrett,
Marlboro County Officer8.
HiiERiFF-J. B. Green
CLERK OF CLERK-J. A. Drake
JpDQB OF PROBATE-M. Mo'Laurio
?* ?N?tf^C F; Covington
ERVIBOR-M.. K. Coward
SUPT. I?D??ATI?N-W, L, Blanton
TREASURER-J. H. Thomas
AUDITOR-K. 8. Carlislo
?5KNAT01V- Knox livingston
ttupREptti?rATiVE8-J. C. Dunbar, J.
0. Campbell, tt. L. Freeman.
JJireotory of Bennettaville Lodges
OONSOLIpATED L?DGE No. 15, K. oi
P., moot 3. oy 017 Monday evening at 7.30
o'clock, , -. ^ . _ _
? W. Turlington. 0, 0.
0. J.Xido. K. of R. &S.
Ai ARLU ORO LODGE NO. 88, meets at
BonueUevillp. Friday evening, on OP bo>
foro eaoh full moon at 8 o'clock.
J. F. Kinney, W. H.
J? ty leadley, Beoretary.
-'j ?? -r~ ; :
> County Masonic Directory.
MAftijioRo' On APTER No. 30 R. A.
M., iriuotb'fttTtenuettHville on the second
Friday ofeach mouth. " ??
T. . Hobt Chaffin. II. P.
Il, B, Stooktou, Secretary.
RUHEKA LODGE NO. 43, A. F; M..
moots at MoColl. each Saturday after*
Roon, before the full nvoon.nt 4 o'clock.
AURORA LODGE NO. 33, A. F. M..
\u30t? at Clio, Saturday on or after each
?"??ll moon at 3 o'clock.IP. m.
J. T. Stanton, W. M.
J? E.'MpLeod, Secretary.
Bennettsville Church Directory.
PRESBYTERIAN-Hov..II. W. Burwell,
Pastor. Preaching every Supduy at ll a.
m., and 8.00 p. m.,.<, Prayor meeting: on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'olook. Sunday
?uho?t, ar 10.00 a. m. Superintendent of
Aohool; J. T. Dudley.
EPISCOPAL-ROT. 0. W. Boyd, Reotor.
''touching ovory soeond and fourth. Sunday
nt li a. rn , and 8.00 p. m. Sunday
ftobo?l at t) 30 a. in. Dr. J. A. Faino?,
"'UpCri?tendont.
ipojunty Ohurch Directory.
l??n'neUsvillo Circuit Appointments
^ ' My> J? W. ARI AI LL, P. O.
FifMt? JBqu^Biy-^li a.m., Pine Grove*
. ; v : . 3 p. m., Smyrna.
Second Sunday, ll a. m. McColl.
\ . 3 p. tu, Beauty Spot,
-Third; Sunday-ll a.m., Pine Grove,
-..i'H'i 3 p. m, Smyrna.
.Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. MoColl,
3 p. m. Boauly Spot,
JBl?nfyoim Circuit Appoinlinents.
iu,?. ;#EV. Jk E. HEARD, P. 0.
'4?ir?t-Sunday, Hebron ll a.m.
? .. Ebenezer 3.30 pt cn.
Second Sunday. Parnassus ll ii rn*
Bothlohem ? 30 pi Mi'
Third Sunday. Hebron J1 a. m.
Zion 3.30 lt. ^k.
Fourth 'Sunday Parnastyi* Uh- in.. .
.. . . Bethlehem 8 M jp, tia?
BEY. T? M. DENT, P. 0.
i|)(dprr<tst.and 2nd Sundays ll a. ra,.
. " 3d .and 4th Sundays 3.30 p. m.
Boolan"*-1st and 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m.
".'...?'?. 'Sil eud 4th Sundays ll a, m.
, .Smufyy jojiool ovcry Sunday 10 a. m.
D?wjti's Wjloh Hazel Salve will quiok
ly hcjvl tho wpr?t burna and soaldsand
Pdt }e'ave.a"'noar. h can be applied to cuts
and??w>?rf?cea with prompt and sooth
ing ofrec?. Uso it for pilos and skin <|,8>
cas?s. Bowaro of worthless counterfeits;
Douglas Bros.
Dewitt's Littl* Karly Hivers are the best
Ivor pilla ever made Easy to take and
ncvor *t?po. DOUGLAS BROS
??T-Pull Une of Landreth's
and Ferry's garden seed, also
onion sets, white and red, for
?ale by-J. T. Douglas & Bro.
&VMBERI
LUMBER !
Any kind you
?HriV^^M JA0K8ON.'
8TATJS ?^joyt?TH ???OLIN[A
j ..Q?.lf?TTY OF M A JU .I IOHO. s \
?f ?V?JN'G filed in the office of tho Judg?
fiji of Probate for said County and State
my Final liol uni as the Executrix of tho
estate. Of Dr. J. T. Jonninge, deceasod,
...Notice ls horeby given that I will apply
io fald.Jydgo or Probate on tho 9th day
M May next for a Anni di^ohargo as ouch
KxoQutrtx. F. D, JENHXNOS,
: Aptil?, ??01. fil)0U(Htt.
PERSONA!,.
Mr. Murray Ingrain of McColl
spout Monday lu our town. .
t?r. J, F. Bolton of Tatum was
up Tuesday and called.
Messrs Julius Hamer and
Durman McDaniel of Tatum
were in town Saturday.
Mi*.. O M. tProvatt- hus been
speuding. a ?ow days with rela
tives in Lum ber ton. N. O.
Mr. Joe McCall of Tatum Sta
tion was iu town Tuesday and
called.
Mr. J. B. Huestess of the
Beauty Spot section was up Tues
day aud made ns a pop call.
Mr. F. D. Savage of west Ben
nottsville spent Sunday and Mon
day at Rockingham
* Mrs. T. W. Bouchier aud child
ren who havo been ou a visit to
Florida have returned home.
Mr. Wm Usher of tho Bethel
section was in town yesterday.
He is suffering with rheumatism.
Mr. Walter McCall of Harmony
was .up Tuesday and called to see
us.
Mr. Arthur J. Knight has been
spending a few days with his
brothers at Sumter and Bamberg.
Mr. Manly Quick of Smithville
was in town Saturday aud made
us a pleasant call.
Misses Ella and Ida Dudley
have beeu spending a few days
in Wilmington.
Mr. J. A. Usher of Bright
svillo was down Monday and
made us a pop call. He reports
cotton seed short for thoso who
may have to plant over.
Dr. J. A. Woodley, wjio has
spent tho past two weeks at tho
bedside of his sick daughter near
Tatum, was In town Monday and
called. He reports his daughter
now getting on nicely.
Mr. T. IM Croslau has received
his commission as Magistrate.
He ia no stranger to the work,
and when in service before made
a good faithful and impartial!
official.
The Tent Services.
Whtah have been held lor the past two
weeks at the Cotton Mill, under the man
agement ol Rev. Coates and Hare closed
MoncUy morning. The interest ha? been
wonderful; the order praise worthy and
the benefit derived by those who attend?
ed eternity alone can tell. The good peo
ple at the mill certainly enjoyed the visit
of thc tent and thc iaithtul workers who
were present during the meeting,
-ct?
Flowers! Flowers!
Mrs. J no S. Moore has a fine
lol of Geraniums, Begonias,
Ferns, Palms and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires to
sell. Cuttings 2Gc per dozen,
CUPID'& W?&X-,
Mr. t\. J. Thompson amt Mi? AJ. af,
:.'M ; v. ,o united itt uuwriarr. the
r^?>".:v>r.\i.'ti on Sundays A. if. KIP?, Ju
o/ticialing,
* >}.
i : . . - ito/. ni Richmond,,Va,,
I uiul Miss Garns M ut h?lio ii ol H len lu; i tn,
vyci'fl married on Saturday mp rp lng la??i
at blenheim.
* *
Mr. Light Townsend ot Blenheim, and
Miss Bessie McLeod ot lied HUI, were
happily married on Tuesday alternoon at
?the r?sidence of Mrs. H. D. McLeod,
* *
Married on Monday evening April 22,
tool, at the residence ot T. I\ Stubb?.
Notary Public, officiating, Mr. Oscar
Rogers and Miss Mary Nicholson-both
I ot Richmond county, N. C.
I DEATH'S JO QI NOS'
On Sunday morning- last Mr. Janus
Fraser, an operator at the Cotton' MU',
[died suddenly und sr very reraarakabte
circumstances. On Saturday night pe
attended a revival tent meeting which
had been in progress near th? millier
the past two weeks. He was a mourner
at the altar service and at the close pro
lessed conversion and became very hap.
py. While giving^:his testimony and re
tating his experience he was stricken
with paralysis and'- taken to hi?, home
near by, where everything was done for
him t li at medical ak ill could suggest un
til death carno ?t ? a; m., SuncUy,
It is stated, that he had lived a very
I Careless lifo--had often professed religion
.hut soon lo!?t it, and had said recently
that ho hoped if that if he ever was con?
verteil Main that the Lord would take
Him? it Was indeed a singular death -
though paralysed in body hi? mind was
active to the fast and died very happy.
He leaves a wife and 3 children.
***
Died at fiie residence ot Mr J, B.
Townsend in thc Bethel section on Tues
day alternoon alter a long illness Miss
LANIE TOWNSEND Her remains were
laid to rest in the Smyrna Cemetery on
Wednesday-Rev. J, W, Ariail conduct,
ing the funeral service.
* *
Died at the residence ol his brother
Mr. Halford Terry in this Town Wed?
nesday alternoon Mr. Daniel Terry, af er
a short illness of paiaiysis The remains
were taken to Rockingham Thursday,
---??^?^
Humoci nour wilmington.
The many friends of Mr. Junius D.
Webster, the Dentist, will regret to know
that he lost his dwelling on Carolina
1 Beach by Ore on the morning of the 17th
LT he docto-'srs home is atStlar City but
spends the, summer on parolina Reach.
He had gone down to have some repair?
lng made, and belore retiring fobed
built a fire In thc stove to warm hy. He
said he was awakened by smoke and fire
all around him. and he got out just a
tew seconds before the roof fell tn. His
loss is about $1000 with #700 Insurance
The fire spread to the south and many
dwellings were burned with losses
amounting to $13,000.
Your Byes and Ears Please
While we ask your Attention to the
I spring announcement of Mr. C.S.
McCnll, who keeps that mammoth
listore no the east corner of the minaro
You get what you want whoa you go
ibero. Head what he says Add go and
provo what we nay.
i s<? ' i
\ The speech of Senator McLau
n n at Charlotte last Thursday
niifht is given in full on our first
pngeV In our next we wJU give
tis mp*? to Senator Tillman'?
novtHoViiticiom ?* ***** apo ooh,
I
?ND SON F
3EX 3FL1E3.??!L1EI3 j
- and -
North East Corn
?Brm.? J
April 22, 1901.
TOWW AND COUNTY NEWS.
- Pull moon next Friday.
- A swell in tho river Eriday
stopped the seines.
- Court meets next Monday
with Judgo Gary on tho bench.
- Farmers toll us thoro will
be lots of cotton to plant over,
- The merry sunshine drove
away the dark clouds Wednesday.
- Early risers Wednesday
morning say there was a light
frost.
Coflbe lOots per lb nt
J, li. Hamilton's
- Mr. A. J. Rowe has cabbage
four feet across. Won't they
make nice heads ?
Fancy line of groceries always
on baud at J. B. Hamilton's
- Tho market Saturday was
well supplied with pond fish and
shad.
?@- An olegant line of mat
tings just arrived-new designs
ana beautiful patterns at
C. S. McCa i's,
Beot Grade, New Orleans mo
lasses for sale at Hamilton 8.
rjr Contributions for our next
issue should be iu by Wednesday
morning.
- The postoffice at Qneonsdale
has been discontinued and all
mail must now be sont to Dun
bar.
- Wo regret to learn that the
strawberry crop around town
will be so short that they will
prove this year a luxury.
- We ask special attention to
the notice from tho County Com
missioners in another column.
They aro-going to put the roads
in good order now.
Men's fancy Hosery, Belts and
Suspenders at Mittle 's store.
2 lbs Learing Roasted Coflbe for
2?cta nt J. B. Hamilton's.
..-AU who love lim"; ptetiiros
should ?oe-dh AV. VYad??jlspretty
fieLoubioii;
. -. AI ten Vioi) i ? lis ked lo Hw.? n e \V
udvertis??nenl o? loller ?itosi
'J.'?iey have sotu^ nico hou buggy
uni mah* now.
*aT" Box Pap?r, paper and Euvcl<
opes, Tablets and Stationers Suppli. f
all grades and styles, at J. T, Douglas',
~~ Titles, Mortgages, Bills ol
Sale, Note and Mortgages, Rent
Notes, Contracts for Rent, short
Liens for supplies, can bo found
at the Democrat office.
Pon't V o? /rot This.
Mr..AV* M. Rowe hus purchased thc
ieto.ivflti'. ci Mr. Fred E. Rowe io thc
Groeety urjslnees but there will bo na
ch&ngeolherwiie He will keep up tho
standard with the best gooda for hie
trade aud all orders in town will bc
deli vend free aa before. If you want
anything quick call him up and you
will get it.
When you want Wall Pa por
write to Alfred Peats & Co., Phil
adelphia or Now York and they will
send you one thousand largo su ni pies
to select from at your owu home.
Pcatd & Co aro among the largest
Wall Paper mfgrs., in tho world ami
will ship gooda freight paid to any
depot iu tho U 8
Aold Iron Mineral,
ii We ask special attention to the ad
vertisement of thia' new remedy pub
lished inanothercolumn. Mr. Waddell
tho agent'bas been in town only n
week and reports tho sale of a t? ross,
and not a complaint made. Ile has
certificfates from some of tho bast peo
ple of Columbia and eleowhere.
Tho Lttfht Quootton.
Paris requires every vehicle
that traverses its streets at night
if only a wheelbarrow, to carry
a lighted lamp. Safety is seemed
and the avenues glitter ns if
swarming with giant fire-il ion.
If every one who went on our
streets at night, riding or walk
ing, were forced to carry lights
we would hear no compnints in
reference to light. Suppose we
try it, lamps are cheap.
Atlanta, Ca., Nov. 7, i87?.
Dr. C. J. Monett-Dear Sir: I canoe t
too strongly recommend your TKKTIIINA
(Teething Powders) to mothers as one of
the best medicines they can obtain for
their debilitated and cickly infants. I
have uied lt with very satisfactory re
sults the past summer with my child,
and while wc have heretofore lost a child
or two from teething under other rem
edies, our present child that has taken
TKKTIIINA, is a fine, healthy boy
I am, very respectfully,
A. P. Brown, M. 1).
(Brother of U. 8 Senator and Ex
Qov. Joseph K. Brown,
-??*>.
Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that thc
firm of F. E. <fc \V\ M. Rowe was
mutually disolved on tho 15th day of
April WI. Mr. W.M. Rowe will con
ti ono tho business and assumes ail
liabilities Incurred to date.
F. E. ROWE,
W. M, ROWK.
Apr 22, tOOl
s
XE * B?KERY
EOTI??ERY.
-FRESH DAILY.
0"d?>rs ?illed ou s??ort notice.
AU size OAK ICS made to order
Wedding Oakes
A Specialty.
1er Public Square
, From Hagan's Prone
Mr. Editor;--lt ia not only cool but
colt! in these pins as well as other
points. Ti?e Bee Martin's have quit being
so gay belorc the sun is up. The Irogs
hay? gone in expecting to have to look
through glass windows soon, and the
poor fanners who havo the blues, and
have had since the cold rains started,
have taken the place ol the crow*. They
have been seen in many places going
down the colton rows scratching up the
seed to see il they are sprouting for some
Chinese market.
Some- ol our farmers are going to
plant their corn crops over. Some have
already replanted.
Small grain is quite small for the sea
son, while the dear old garden ii creep
lng along.
Mr. Clarence Hubbard has cabSajfte
18 Inches across. They are pretty. by
thc way he says he has been attending
services at Beauty Spot (or years and
some of your correspondents have just
now tho ight to mention it.
Charle/ McColl ol McCall spent a lew
days in Hebron with relatives last week.
T ie K. on? Society of Hebron hjiti]
a delightful fish picnic at Hunt's Bluff
last Thursday. Large crowd plenty to
eat.
Mr. D. P. McQualge is going to add
more room to his dwelling.
The cases ol "grip" reported are all
improving,
Apr 23, loot. O. K.
Unclaimed Lottere.
Lottors addressed to the following uoiucd
portions romalu uncalled for at tho post
office in Bonncttavir.o :
Austin Irby, Randy Lochller, Frank
William, Allan Wilson. Gibbs Town
send, J. 0. Thomas, M. A. Ray, J, T.
Butler, H. M. Rascoe, Willie Regros?,
Women's List.
Mrs Violet McCall, Rosie M. Onails.
Sarah Newton, Lizzie Morressy Mary
Hamilton.
A. Haging. RonriuR Floort.
Washed down a telegraph lina which
Chan C. Ellis.of Lisbon, lu., had to repair
1 Stuuding waist doop in ioy water," ho
writes, "gave rao n torriblo cold und cough
It grew vtorho daily Finally tho bool doc?,
tor.i in Oakland, Nob., .Sioux Ci y, and
Omaha Haid I had consumption Sc could
not live-.- Then I bogan u.-iog Dr. King's
New Discovery nnd waa wholly cured by
? bottleV1 Positivity r.urintr-cd for
Qutiglia, Cob,!- t'md ill Thro it nod ). ttjij
l ?it'.'lil' ., by ?)Mlyt\u\ & Uro. 1 'i t .?0 'U?J
-\nd $ ?
./?O? Ooo! t Wot iiuvo ?looi ti.
ll he'd imo itching Piles. They're l<:r
H?jly une, bm l?uol?Un?'lt Arijtpa
Salvo will Cit re the 'v>..?;t ease ol piles 00
earthy it bas cured Ibo ir.aiid,s, For lo
june?, V?hii, or, ?iuuii) Krujjtioitj .its the
best salve in the world/ Pi ice 2$c a box
Cure guaranteed. Sold at Douglas Bros.
Drug Store
Tis Easy to Fool Good.
Countless ihousanli huvo Pound 11
blessing to tlie body in Dr.. King's Now
Lifo Pills, which positively1 ouro Cousti
pinion, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaun
dico, Malan i. Fever aol Ague end ull
Liver and Stomach troubles. 1'uroly
vegetable; hovor gi i po or weaken. Only
25o at Douglas & Bro.
{^Ladies call ut F. E & W.
M. Howe's forSapolio the great
est powder for cleaning and pol-,
ishing Silver Ware, Glass and
Tinware, as a polish it has no
equal.
Voy Pipes and Smokors Supplies in
endless variety can bo found nt J. T.
Douglas'.
Many pooplo worry bocau^o ihoy'behove
they have hoart disease. The ohanocs arc
that theil' hearth aro till .right but their
stoinaohs at c unable to digest food. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digo.-ts what you oat and
prevents the form it ion ol' gas which
makes tho atomaoh press against the
heart, it will euro every form of indiges
tion. Douglas Bro?.
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass
and Brushes eau be bought at lowest
prices at J. T. Douglas'.
TO OUIIE A O(JLil) |IN ONS DAY
Tuko Laxativo H romo Qui niuo Table tn. All
drugget* refund the money if it fails to
miro. K. W. Grove's elgnaturo on ?vory box
Price 250 a box.
Eggs-aotly-Eggs !
BARRED PLYMOUTH- ROCKS.
Best all round I'armors Fowl in tho world.
Choleo Eggs at 600 por Sotling of 13.
E. 0. NEWTON. Totam, 8. 0
WARNING NOTICES
ALL persons are hereby warned not to
trespass on any of thc lands in Marl
boro county, known as thc Randolph
Quick lands, cither by walking, riding
cutting timber, hauling straw, or to fish
or hunt. I will prose'eute all who violate
this notice, W. D. DRIOCERS.
Aprii 4, 19?.!.
Warning Notice.
ALL persons arc hereby warned not
to trespass on my lands in Adams?
ville Township-either by walking, ri?
diing, cutting timber, hauling straw or
hunting. 1 will prosecute all who violate
this notice.
April 2j, 1901, M. P. GIBSON.
Notice of Final Discharge.
EST. MARY A. SMITH,
HAVING hied in the Probate Judge's
Office ol Marlboro' county my final
return as Administrator ol the estate ol
Mary A. Smith, Notice is hereby given
that I will apply to said Court on thc
i otb day of May 1901 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon lora final discharge aa Ad
min?stralo!of said estate,
E. $; CA&WSM?.
APT1* ,0? ?Wi
-o oeeo*?o**tooeo$?>e ?
m SPRING STOCK 181111111
flt IKVrrW YOU, ONE AND ALL, to visit OUR STOR1
- lo inspect one of th? Largest and Prettiest Lines of Goods
ov< r shown' in Marlboro County, consisting of
Drtas Goods,Trimmings, Silk, Neck-wear, Laces, Embroideries,
Shirt Waisi?j Skirls, Full line of Notions, Shoes, Ladies and
Mena <U<i!>?ng, Men and Boys Hals and Oaps,
Mihi ?(\ tilt Y QOODS, the prettiest ever seen in DenncllsviUe,
ll' ' . < ; |?j)lied come at once and let us FIX YOU UP for
EA^TKli, We I*now wo can please you.
i o mu ono' mid all, T.ook and Seul
B?ni0tm??? Dry Goods & Millinery Co.,
j ' r s ' .('li, t<??ot
KIRKWOOD'S OLD STAND.
?fi
V.n??'0 LAS.
A. O. DOUGLAS.
.Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in
pub laings and patent gjjedieincs,
. i foi itrSlgllll
PA///? and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies.
Paires, ?ils? Tarn?s?iti Brns?es,
GKLASS ajad PUTTY.
<_FIH? CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ?>
?i? .? rrr. riptiotiS' carefully compounded at all hoars
aiul natanfeed to be of ike Purest Drags and at
re u nable prices.
A ?ittt fjne Garden Seed & Onion Sets.
Tin :lfn?for past liberal patronage toe solicit a continuance of same;
J. T, DOUGLAS & BRO.
.!. <niy ?Jj. 1901..
AT THE O&D STAND.
n
ONE'S MENU FOR APRIL.
T})e w.ry io Keep Well, is to Leave off tho Frying lV,n Dint,
.veil 'li:.t which will Bring Good Cheer and Comfort. We
h? r-v. ?lh oller yon goods that are always palatable.
FOR: BREAKFAST.,
Wo have 1 leek wheal. Maple Syrup. Qa?O .?1 S .ill fr'iisli,
.~l ?". Tloiuinv, Urenk fn.':t. ljacoii, Voil Lo.?I. T. ?pe,
-?v ?^H?^d?^ml", Cjlvokoni Hain Loaf, Toe, V?\)W,
' * it.i n...
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.V?
'S
Mit rinni\.<i linul Gi au$^?.
FOR mttM?W
M'-? hu ve Fl?ivoi>.'?l ?oup, (.'oin 'Mi ! il. .!,-. ?' nul ?es .u-.d
-Okra, l.ot.st H-eet, Ham, niacin roi,., Uhoos?; Poiij?.
Mustard Sauce, Corned Mum, Ora II!)'* try Hmice, Pt nm
Pudding, Jellie, Apples, Nuts Raising, Pi um a.
FOR SUPPER
\\V have Oysters, Rlieed Hain, Chicken, <Y?rued Hoof,
Sausage. Cm a ko rs, Sh red ed Oodiisdi Wafois,
\Li9tard Sardintis, Cherries, Pear*, Postum Cereal.
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Otu supply of Gunned Goods, Pickles, and Dainties are of Tino
; v, !.?>,( ns supply your wants.
y/iiMtf So. stf.
.. &J ?lp!
HOWE.
Itttitiicitsvillc, S. C.
DR. MOFFETT'S
Allays Irritation, Aids Digestion,
Regulates the Bowel*,
Strengthens (he Child,
Makes Teething Easy.
?lilLTI I IN A Relieves the Dowel
Troubles of Children of
Costs only 25 cents at Druggists, ANY ACE.
Orntnll25c?nts to G. J. MOFFETT, Wt. D., QT. LOU IS. MC.
Bm k
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AT STRAUSS' STABLES DEPOT
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Ara l will continue to keep them for sale,
Nothing viii bo Misrepresented and you can rely on
KA 1 li. DKAL?NGS.
I'V nary 7, 1901. ^
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j MEW STORE !
HEW GOOPS!
Ha vin scoured tho new store
TM xi door Ui tito Douglas' Bros.
Or?jij it ore, we have opened np
a l)i(ie sKh k of General 'Mor
ph A>K1 tty*, a?d solieit a cull from
th? g<n(;.ons publie and an in
spec ti ou <d our pices before
bUying their .' .
Dry doods, ?Shoes,
. Tat?; Notions.
And Grooeries,
Wc. ?.lilli pay oloeo attention to mir
line ol \ i\wy Groeeri.-o, ('mined Good*
Ssc, , We in tond also tn ?nnko a few
s tciivhi - Home Ground Afoul and
IJiVniiuV, I'rr.'h Butter and pure Cane
Sjrup,"
Om motto ulll he HONKBT WKIOHTS
ANO IMU?'E?.
Soliciting ? liberal sharp of yo\\r
patronado, wi ore
A. J, Woonu: A So>/,.
fan, 10, liipL,
I A FREB PA1TERN
?? (your own ft^lcctlon) to every sub*
r" scriber. OL, ly ?0 cenia a year.
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S| A LADIES' MAQAZiNB.
>C A vemj beanVlfil colored p|??<?; Uteil
rj? I .MI,I.M< ; Jff ?MI, 'V ii.,' f , oimini? 5 ; (?ney
,'J v.nrl ; iioir.t J... Kt |l|i)lf I liClioil, CIC. Sub
; ' icrlli* ic ??ay, or, tciitl ic. (or Uicti copy,
1 \ Lady ?cent? wanted. Send (or icm,?.
\i Btyllah, Reltnlile, f.lninK-. TTp-to
. -? d^tc, Kcotioinlcal and Absolutely
i'l lvr(cct?Fltihig I'arK'r l'atteruo. f
WigaamsstttMBHQ
[li (No?SeAm*AHowance Patterns.)
()nlv i? ,n,i '5 *Mi ??cl>-none blj(htr.
ja A.?k- lur them Suld In ntsrly ev?ry city
?5 aud town, or by malt (tom
:g TUB McCALt CO.?,
i? 130-140 Weet Hlh St., Nov? YarV.
Wa ofter First-class I Horse
Wagons complete at $25-Spot
Cast
Hardware Co.
We have recently adije?!
a Book .and : Magaastii'C
Counter to our jewelry
De|iar tine nt?
---o--o---$'->-o
tn tho Magazine Department wo will attempt
to furnish such copies of Periodicals as arc desired by tho
Rending Public. First, wc munt learn what is wanted.
Gome and seo our assortment. If you dc?H> seo what
you want, as7? for itt
fit? W? CARROJL?Lj
Dennetts ville, H*..?*.
Mnioh 16, 1001.
IF'UI^ER BROS.)
-DEALERS IN
Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wqgo&a
And Hal ness,
AFTElt THI8 DATE, and during the entire Trifling" Season will
keep thoir ST ABLES WELL FILLED with a oEofoe selection
of -Horses and Mulos, which they will Hell tor Gash, dr on timo
with good approved notes. .
Wo hnvo recently added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to Our Stoelr/ ^
. and wo intend tokeep up-to-dato goods at the best prices. .
Tho following is a list ot some of tho mokes ot BUGGIES wo ?
now handle
Conr-tlnml, Wutevtowu, Awes/ Harbour, Wrecn, Stand*
aid a ixl Hickory Carringa Co,
ootobor is, 1900, FULLER ; ! ;
iilllillliliSl
BI Ililli 1 WW ill
ll; lilli I jill 1??
For The Pee Dee Section.
CS-et Our Pri?es on
COTMrflOES,
Sampson Uprigilts
and Slides.
BEB US Befoyo buying.
Very truly yours.
IP. A. SNHfrW
I j. ^pril 25, 1901,
'over, ls
. ^ and
adio?>*r
- !V4igenee/'
W. P. BKEEDEN,
IS STILL Ai THE ? (XU>.. 8tA9!>;
Heatly to Servelil^ri^^ in His tine.
"j Horses mid 1SM??S5
Oasli, or oil time with good security,
SO LEJA GENT For "Old Hickory/' "Auburn" and "While
llioUovy" WAGONS,
Tyson ?te Jones, Hneknoy, Babcock* Hock IJili, Continent),
Ad vaneo hud Hrown Oavrtatfo Oo.
Biog of my stock of ltf?fthK?, COLL?KS. C0LLA&P?D3
ic'olal prk'O'h*,
jan. 1,1801 w. i?. nntf?:'