The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, April 26, 1901, Image 4
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Fridav. April 26,1901,
MARION DISTRICT APP01? WENTS.
B?tcoKo HOUND-W.O. POWER, p. K.
UlUv and Boniah, Btulah, May 25,26
Mo^oll & BeunattavJUa Mill?,
SennetiavUio, u 26,27
lif'.noLtivillo ot, Vino Oiovo, Juno 1,2
lu:;;htBvnto, Bethel (afternoon) 2,3
Ketch Marlboro, Now Hopo, M 8,9
llounottavlllo Sta, (night) Juno 14,16
Monheim et, M - 16,17
Our Toxon Gorvcrnmcnt.
MAYORT-C. S. McCall
ALDER M EN-J. Frank Breeden, CE.
E?.um, John T. Douglas, W. S. Howe.
'CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc
laurin. Office open dally.
POLICE-G. B. Barrett.
Marlboro County Officers.
SuERiyr-J. B. Qreon
CLERK OF CLERK-J. A. Drake
JfjDae OF PROBATE-M. McLaurio
> ' ?>?>NEtt~?. F, Covington
?O?ERVCBOR-M. E. Coward
SUPT. E?D??OATION-W. Ii, Stanton
TREASURER-J. H. Thomas
AUDITOR-E. S. Carlislo
t?KNATO^-KnOE livingston
?lKPREBRNtATiVES-r-J. C. Dunbar, J*
0. Campbell," lt. h Freeman.
Directory of Bennettsville Lodges
CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. of
V.;.meets.every Monday evening at 7.30
o'clock, . . -. j.', " "
W. Turlington, C. 0.
0. J.Xldo.K.ofR. &S.
itlAR&noRO LODGE NO. 88, meote at
Boouottsvillp, Friday evening, on OP bo^
foro caph f?ll moon at 8 o'oloek. ,
J. F. Kinney, VV. M.
J. TV prtdley, Soorotary,
County [Masonic Directory.
JivftLTaoRo CHAPTER No. 30 R. A.
M., m?eV?'Ot'Bennottuvillo ou the second
friday ot"each month.
^ . . . Robt.Chaffin, II. P.
II, B. ?tookton, Seoro?ary.
??BEKA JJODGE No. 43, A. F.^ M..
maota at M0?0II, oaoh Saturday after
BOCO, before tho full moon.at 4 o'clock.
AURORA LODGE No. 33, A. F. M.,
viiaots at Olio, Saturday on or aftor oaoh
lull moon at 3 o'clock, p. m.
J. T. Stanton, W. M.
J. E;-McLeod, Seorotary.
si-tt?iiiiii', 'I i ..' ? ! 'I, , .if " u"vr-.. aa
lienticttaville Church Directory.
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IilETilODT$T-C. B. Smith, P. C.
"|i)da.v sohbol ? 00 p. m."Prmuuluf.' ftt
,>>?? <?^^a-.)\>> Ol? p. m Piiayht tu ?ot"
,5 Wedivo.svlXi'^.Ac^^nu Ai 4.0? o'clock.
. ifi??Yioi tndem. im nd ay vbeoi, Phill Ai
(uljiOft..- ? . ,
MAVfTiH r.Hov. Ruht? Ford, P?ator>
mday school at lO.QjO- Pr?r.'jhibg 8??
t) iyat 11.00 a. ?J., II MU 8 (Wp. u?. Prayei
'Vioo^bg Thuidday evening at b o'elool
it??riutoiidon? of Soiiduy velmol, 1?.- M
Carroll. *
PRESBYTERIAN-Rev..II. W. Burwell,
ui!3tor. Preaching every Supday at lia.
iviM:aod 8.00 p. m.., Prayer mooting on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'olook. Sunday
?ohool, at 10.00 a. m. Superintendent of
Miho?l; J. T. Du'lloy.
KnifioofAL -HOT. 0. W. Boyd, Rcotor.
Vronohiog ovory aooond and fourth. Sunday
nt II a. tn , and 8.00 p. m. Sunday
'^lt'pol at 9.30 ?. m. Dr. J. A. Foison,
' npor ?ntondeii t.
y?cfunty Church Directory.
Bbnmttsville Circuit Appointments
W$?lt' *VW> ARI AI LL, P. C.
Firn tv 'Sn.nolay,-^li a. m., Pine Grove*
..vi's i .v '.. .. 3 p. m., Smyrna.
Sooond Sunday, 11a. m. McColl.
,% i 3 p. tn, Boauty Spot,
.Tqird, Sunday-ll a. ni,, Pine Grove,
?:\<:['i .-. 3 p. rn, Smyrna?
.Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. MoCoil,
3 p.m. Boauty Spot.
j " Blenheim Circuit Appointments.
?i?V, J. E, BEARD, P. 0.
?..'First-Sunday, Hebron ll a.m.
j Ebenezer 3.30 p. ru.
Sooond Sunday. Parnassus Ila, m.
. Bothlohem 3 30 p, nP
Third Sunday, Hebron ll a.m.
. Zion 3.30 p. ty.
Fourth Sunday Parnassus l% p)^
Bothlohem 8 30 p, tm
. <(ljioCireuiiAppointmeAti.
?R?y, V*- M. DENT, P. O.
(IKo-^lst ami 2nd Sundays ll a. m,.
vj^ad.ond 4lh Sundays 3.30 p. m.
Uoulali ' -1st ?nd 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m.
i *<.?'.'?J and 4th Sundays ll a, m.
, .Sunday, ichool every Sunday 10 a. m.
?owitt'? VVjlch Hazel Salve will quick
lyjirfllho wpr?i burns and soalds&nd
r.ot fe'ftvo ?ii" fio:ir. I, can be applied to cuts
? .uduV)\f<m-fimO!i with prompt end sooth
ing offect, U.-'o ?t for pilos and skin (|ts>
essen. Boware of worthless oountcrfous)
'Oouglao Br?s.
Pewitt>UltU Early Rl?ers are the best
Hver pilbi ever tnado. Easy to take and
never gripo. 'DOUOLA? BROU
line of Landreth's
and Ferry's garden seed, also
onion sets, white and red, for
?aleby-J. T. Douglas & Bro.
LUMBER!
Any kind you
Pr?fet? jaok8on
July 3, 10Q0t ^"V^^,
ti'jiii'ii," '"?JJ .?? .
8TAT13 P^Om O??Ol'INA
y,O0my OP MARLBORO. N
K'WtittQ eterl in Ibo office of tho Judg?
of Probato for said County and State
my Final Return ns tho Exooutrix of the
. oiiate of Dr. J. T. Jenniogs, decoasod,
? Noticie ts horoby elven that I will apply
io pakLJudflo or Probsto on the 9th dav
84 Miy ne^t for . final d?rehargo aa suoh
?CQUlfl?. F. D, JXNHtKOd,
Apt(|8, W\. Ks MIR l-l?.
PERSONAL. V
Mr. Murray Ingrain of McColl
spent Monday in our town. ?
Mr. J. F, Boltou o? Tatum waa
up Tuesday ?nd called.
Messrs Julius Hamer and
Durinan McDaniel of Tatum
were in town Saturday.
Mr, G M. Provatt has boen
anetidinv, ? f??r days with rela
tives in Lu m ber lon. N. 0.
Mr. Joo McCall of Tatum Sta
tion was in town Tuesday and
called.
Mr. J. B. Huestess of the
Beauty Spot section was up Tues
day and made us a pop cal).
Mr. F. D. Savage of wost Ben
nottsvillo spent Sunday and Mon
day at Rockingham
* Mrs. T. W. Bouchier and child
ren who have been on 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 and made
us a pleasant call.
Misses Ella, and Ida Dudley
have beon spending a few days
in Wilmington.
Mr. J. A. Usher of Bright
svillo was down Monday and
made us a pop cali. He reports
cottou seed short for those who
may have to plant over.
Dr. J. A. Woodley, wfro has
spent tho past two weeks at the
bedside of his sick daughter near
Tatum, was in town Monday and
called. He reports his daughter
now getting on nicely.
Mr. T. L?. Croslan has received
his commission as Magistrate.
He is no stranger to the work,
and when in service before tnado
a good faithful and impartial
I official.
Tho Tent Services.
Willoh have been held lor thc past two
weeks at thc Cotton Mill, under the man
agement of Rev.'Coates and Hare closed
Monday morning. The interest ha? been
wonderful; the order praise worthy and
the benefit derived by those who attend
ed eterntlyalone can tell. The good peo
pie at the mill certainly enjoyed the visit
of thc tent and the faithful workers who
were present during the meeting.
Flowers! Flowers t
Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fine
lol of Geraniums, Begonias,
Ferns, Palms and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires to
sell. Cuttings 2?c per doaon,
? CirPXD'S WOH.K,
Mr. N. J. Thompson soul MIK ?Si fti.
?.or . were united in mnrriaKti *>: tnt'
wv .... >.-u on tilinda) - A. il. fCnight
officiating.
Mr. .Vicv.' ?htdio . of Richmond^ V*,,
id Mis? Garrie gallie ton' b( Hlcullehn,
ere married on Saturday morning
at Blenheim.
Mr. Light Townsend ol Blenheim, and
Miss Bessie McLeod of lied lilli, were
happily married on Tuesday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. B; D. McLeod,
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Married on Monday evening April 22,
tool, at the residence of T. P. Stubby.
Notary Public, officiating, Mr. Oscar
Rogers and Miss Mary Nicholson-both
of Richmond county, N. C.
DEATH'S DQINGS.
On Sunday morning last Mr, Jamit>
Fraser, an operator at the Cotton Hil*?
died suddenly und T very remarakubtc
circumstances. On Saturday night he
attended a revival tent meeting which
had been in progress near the mill ic r
the past two weeks. He was ? mourner
at the altar servicer and at the close pro
fessed conversion and became very hap.
ny. While giving his testimony and re
latmg his experience he was stricken
with paralysis arid taken, to his home
near by, where everything was done for
him that medical skill could suggest un
til death came at c a; m., Sunday,
It is Stated, thar he had lived a very
careless life - -Jud often professed religion
but soon fosYi't, and had said recently
(hat h? hoped if that if he ever was con
verted again that the Lord would take
hint, lt was indeed a singular death -
though paralysed in body hi? mind was
active to the last and died very happy.
lin leaves ft'wtfe and 3 children,
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Died at tho residence ot Mr J lt.
Townsend in the Bethel section on Tues
day afternoon after a long illness Miss
LANIE TOWNSEND Her remains were
laid to rest In the Smyrna Cemetery on
Wednesday-Rev. J. W. Ailail conduct,
lng the funeral service.
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Died at thc residence ol his brother
Mr. Halford ferry in this Town Wed
nesday afternoon Mr. Daniel Terry, ai er
a short Illness of paialysis The remains
were taken to Rockingham Thursday.
Bumed-near wilmington.
The many friends of Mr, Junius D.
Webster, the Dentist, will regret to know
that he lost his dwelling on Carolina
Beach by Are on the morning of the 17th
.The doctors home is at Stier City bnt
spend* the sommer on parolina Reach.
He had gone down to have some repair?
lng made, and beiore retiring to bed
built a fire In the stove to wann by. He
said he was awakened hy smoke and fire
all around him, and he got out just a
few seconds before the root iel! 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, .
Vour Byoa and Ear? Please.
While we ask your attention to the
spring announcement of Mr. C. B.
Mcdill, who keeps that main mot h
store on the east corner of the iKiqar?.
You get what you want when you go
thero. Read what ho onyo add go and
provo what wo say.
fr The Sneeoh of Senator. McLaa
t?n at Charlotte lacit Thursday
nijj&t is given In full on our first
pag&i In our next we will give
dis r?ply to Senator Tillman'?
flovGitf.oriticiAm of thin speech.
?ND ?ONF
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TET* ?Sk TT"* .
and
North East Corn
April 22, 1901.
TOWiV* AND COUNTY NEWS.
- Pull moon next Friday.
- A swell in the river Eriday
stopped tho seluos.
- Court meots next Monday
with Judge Gary on tho beuch.
- Farmers tell us there will
be lots of cottou to plant over,
- Tho merry sunshine drove
away the darle clouds Wednesday.
- Early risers Wednesday
morning say thero was a light
frost. t .
Cottee lOots per lb at
J. H. Hamilton's
- Mr. A. J. Rowe bas cabbage
four feet across. Won't they
make nice heads ?
Fancy line of grooories always'
on baud at J. B. Hamilton's
- Tho market Saturday was
well supplied with pond fish and
shad.
An elegant line of mat
tings just arrived-now designs
and beautiful patterns at
C. S. McCa l's.
Bent Grado, New Orleans mo
lasses for sale at Hamilton s.
- Contributions for our next
issue should be in by Wednesday
morning.
- Tho pos to Alco at Queen sdale
has been discontinued and all
mall must now be sent to Dun
bar.
- We 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 the County Com
missioners In another column.
They aro going to put the roads
In good order now.
Men's fancy Hoaery, Belts and
Suspender? at Mittle's store.
2 lbs Louring Roasted Cottee for
25fih? at J. B. Hamilton's.
.All who lovo tine pictures
should soe G. W. Wada i Us pretty
selection.
.x. I i tr i 11 :?m ih w.ki.O ir li'.'.' .>?. ?V
Udvertisemenii ot Puller Jihvs
Tlioy have \?oua nico nev, buggy
! u h lut als now.
?air Box Pap?r, paper and iinvel*
ope?, Tablets and Stationers Suppli. B
all grades and styles, at J. T. Douglas*.
~r Titles, Mortgages, Bills of
Salo, Note and Mortgages, Rent
Notes, Contracts for Rent, short
Liens for supplies, can be found
at tho Democrat office.
Pon't forgot Thia.
Mr,.,\y? M. Rowe has purchased the
inte.rt?Bti- o? Mr. Fred E. Rowe in tho
Oi'oeer.yJ.ujiineos but there will bo no
ehangjeotnerwiMo. He will keep up tho
Standard with the bent goode for his
trade and all ordots in town will bu
dtlivend free as before. If you want
anything quick call bim up aud you
will get it.
When you want Wall Paper
write to Alfred Peati & Co., Phil
adelphia or New York and they will
eend you ono thousand large on m ph B
to select from at your own nome.
Pento & Co are among the. largest
Wall Paper mfgrs., in the world and
will ship goods freight paid to any
depot in the U. S.
Aold Iron Minorat,
ii We ask spacial attention to the ad
vortisement of this" new remedy pub*
liehed in another column. Mi. Waddell
the ngont has been in town only n
week and reporl? tho sale of a gro9s,
and not a complaint made. lie has
certificates from some of the bast peo
ple of Columbia and elsewhere.
Tho Light Question.
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 flre-ilies.
If every one who went on our
Streets at night, riding or walk
ing, were forced to carry lights
we would hoar no com pain ts in
reference to light. Suppose we
try it, lamps are cheap.
Atlanta, Ua., Nov. 7, 18Y9.
Dr. O. J. Moffitt-Dear Sir: I cannct
too strongly recommend your TBETHINA
(Teething Powders) to mothers as one of
the best medicines they can obtain for
their debilitated and sickly infants. I
have used lt with very satisfactory re
suits the past summer with my child,
and while we have heretofore lost a child
or two (rom teething under other rem
edies, our present child that has taken
TKETJIINA, is a fine, healthy boy
1 am, very tcspectlully,
A. Pi Rrown, M. 1). .
(Brother ol U. 8 Senator and Ex
Oov, Joseph K, Brown.
-... ? 4M? . .
Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that tho
firm of F. IS. & W, M. Rowe was
mutually dissolved on tho 15th day of
Ap??lt??l.Mr. W.M, Rowe will con
linne tile business and noumea all
liabilities incurred to dato.
F. fi. HOWE,
W. M. ROWK.
Apr 22,190V
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EQTI?BERY.
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-FUESH DAILY.
Ordnrs lilied on short notice.
All size OAKI?S made to order
Wedding Oakes
A Specialty.
er Public Square
. From Hagan's Frona'?
Mr. Editor:-U ls not only cool but
cold in those pins as well as other
points. Thc See Martin's have nuit being
so gay belorc the sun is up. The frogs
have gone in expecting to have tolook
through glass windows soon, and the
poor farmers who have the blues, and
have had since thc cold rains started,
have taken the place ol thc crows. They
have been seen in many places going
down the cotton rows scratching up the
seed to see it they are sprouting for some
Chinese market.
Some ol our (armers are going to
plant their corn crops over. Some have
already replanted.
Small grain is quite small lor the sea
son, while the dear old garden is creep
lng along.
Mr. Clarence Hubbard has cabSage
18 inches across. They are pretty. Hy
the way he says he has been attending
services at Beauly Spot lor years add
some of your cor resp indents have just
now tho ight to mention it.
Charley McColl ol McCall spent a lew
days in Hebron with relatives last week.
T ?e K. ofP Society ol Hebroi hjid .
a delighttul fish picnic at Hunt's Bluff
last Thursday. Large crowd plenty to
cat.
Mr. D. P. McQuaige ls going to add
more room to his dwelling.
The cases ot "grip" reported arc all
improving,
Apr 23. loo?. O. K.
-? . ?
uHuiuiinud Lottere.
Letters addroB6oJ to tho following uuincd
persons romain uncalled for at tho post
ofQue (n BonnettsvUlo :
Austin Irby, Randy Lochlier, 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 Rafting. Botumpc Flood.
Washed down a telegraph lino whioh
Chits C. Kllis.of Lisbon, lu.? had to repair
* Stuudio-i wuist deep in icy water," ho
writes, '"gave mo n torrihlo cold nod cough
It grow vfortio daily Finally tho he?t doo%
tors in Oakland, Nob., .Sioux Ci y, and
Omaha said I had consumption & could
not livo. Then I bogan u-ing Dr. King's
New Discovery nnd was wholly cured by
G bottle.-" V &fj Iv Bl y -?nnnntoo.d for,
OoughSi Cold-; idhi nil Thro it and L?h?
. vi."!,!, ., '..V i.ioiigUs St Uro. (Meo M>?
and $ ? (
Joh Cou M jSfot iitivo 6too.-? i t.
ll he'll M id Itching j'?cs. They're tor
lil-ly OJIIII;, hut ll icldei^s Arnica
Salve will cnn thc1 woi'-n ciiSO ol piles on
earth. U h.ts cured th'.r ?s II-.-., lorin
junes, Pains o?'. ??uiij-;Krup;ioi.t?? .its the
best salve in the World.1 Price 25c a box
Cure guaranteed. Sold at Douglas Bros.
Drug St?re
Tia Biiay to Fool Oood. % ' j
Countless thousanls have found ul
blessing to tho body in Dr.. King's New
Lifo Pills, which positively euro Consti
pinion. Sick ilottdaoho, Dizziness, Jnun
dico, M al art:). Kevcr nu 1 Aguo and all
Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely
vegetublo; novor gt i po or weaken. Only
25o at Douglas & Bro.
-? ?-.
f?gTLadies call at F. E & W.
M. Howe's forSapolio the great
est powder for cleaning and pol
ishing Silver AV are, ?lass amt
Tinware, as a polish it has no
equal.
*@** Pipos and Smokers Supplies in
endless variety can bo found at J. T,
Douglas*.
?? i
Mttny people worry bocaus-o thoybolievo
thoy have heart disease. Tho ohanocs aro,
that their hearts aro alt .right but their j
Btotnnohs uiennithlc to digest food. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digo.-ts what you oat mid
prevent:! tho formation of gas which
makes tito stomach press uguiust. thc
heart, lt will cure every form of indigos
tion. Douglas Bros.
*?* Paiuls, Oils, Varnish, Glass
and Brushes can bo bought at lowest
prices at J. T. Douglas'.
TO OURS ? OOI,0 [IN ONE DAY
Tuko Laxativo Bromo Quinine. Tublptn. All
druggets refund tho money ii it fails to j
ouro. E. W. Grove'ii elgnaturo on every box j
Price 250 a box.
Eggs-aotly-Eggs
BARRED PLYMOUTH* ROCKS.
BoBb nil round Farmern t'o.vl in the world,
Oholoo Egga at 600 por Sotting of 13.
E. 0. NEWTON. Tatum, 8. 0
WARNING NOTICE!
ALL persons are hereby warned not to
trespass on any of the lands in Marl
boro county, known as the Randolph
Quick lands, either by walking, riding
cutting timber, hauling straw, or to fish
or hunt. I will prosecute all who violate
this notice. W. I). DRIOOERS.
April 4, 19CU.
Warning Notice.
ALL persons arc hereby warned not
to trespass on my lands in Adams?
ville Township-either by walking, ri
dllrtg, cutting timber, hauling straw or
hunting; I will prosecute all who violate
this notice.
April 2i, 1901. M. P. GIBSON.
Notice of Final Discharge.
EST. MARY A. SMITH.
HAVING hied in thc Probate Judge's
Office ol Marlboro' county my final
return as Administrator ol thc estate ol
Mary A. Smith, Notice is hereby given
that I will apply to said Court on thc
10th day of May 1901 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon lora final discharge as Ad
mlnlstratorol said estate.
j wno,-<#L %m
0
UH MM MK 18 UN80RPA8SBD'!
fifi IKVi/PK YOU, ONI3 AND ALL, to visit OUH STORI
to inspect one of the Largest and Prettiest Lines of Uoods
over sh?wii iii Marlboro County, consisting of
Dr?its OooilSy 'IVipiminys, Silk, Neck-wear, Lewes, Embroideries,
Shirl lyrists, Skirts, Full line of Notions, Shoes, Ladies and
iifens &totf$n?i Men and Boys Hats and Oaps,
Hiij i. ?Ni?ltY GOODS, the prettiest ever seen in BennetlsviUc.
li' ucl : 1|(plied come at once and let us FIX YOU UP for
EASTf?l?. We Hiow wc can please you.
$ mm- one and nil, Look and Hw\
Bcnnettsville Dry Goods & Millinery Co,
April.|Mi, loot KIRKWOOD'S OLD STAND.
v/?P *?iu>t?t?j? v KP, t xj .?.
.?. T. DO^Oli'AS'i A. 0. DOUGLAS.
f I
9
-Practical Pharmacists anti Dealers in -
pm |5) rn gs and jpatcnt JjJJcdicincs
.o' TO ! LET ^ARTICLES
m EVERY MKlffic
/.Va//? ^nd Fancy Stationery and School Supplies.
9
GKLASS and PUTTY.
V:?F?ME CIGARS AND TOBACCO, il*
/ 'v v '.v? riptioris* carefully compounded ab all hours
iind j tarant ced to be of ike Purest Drags and at
nable prices.
h. f?t?l Une Garden Seed & Onion Sets.
'I'L^ilfnl for past liberal patronage ive solicit a continuance of same;
J, T. DOUGLAS & 11110.
iJiimi u.vy ., 1901'..
AT THE OXaD STAND.
'S MENU FOR APRIL.
T?Ui \\ . , to Keep Well, is to Leave ofli tho Prying P.Vn Diet,
und ..iaI that whioti will Bring Good Cheer and Comfort. We
herewith oller you troods that are always palatable.
you goods that are always palatable.
FOR B ft E A K F A S T
brjj VV'M have Hu?lt\yhwo(,. Nf apto Syrup, Oatm .-ii. ftuil D'tsh,
Ut.nuii V, I5r('i:i< !?. t .'j.w Ol?, V0 tl ?.'l? i. I i ipi?,
*.'?.U-|.-:M .l.v.i.i, ?.in? L'ihckru, j huh l.oaf. Toa, Con-.'.-,
t^attai'?iii find Oi?iii--, s.
FOR tyityNgf?
lut ve ?/luvored Soup, Coin ww I ih-ms. ^itmUvtis ;\i i
Okra, ItortSt Keel, 11 am j Maccar-tiii, CJiucao, IVic.
^^oatard.Snace, Corned Mum, Cr.ml>.Mry Sauce, Patin
Pudding, Jellie?, Apples, NutH. Raisins, PI um s.
FOR SUPPER
\Ve have Oysters, Sliced (lam, Ch io k fin ? Oi?rn?d HiU'T,
S?iU3ngo. Crackers, Shreded Codfiidt Wa fois,
Mii9tard Snrdiuus, Chorries, Pear*, Posiuin Cereal.
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Cul supply of Canned Goods, Pickles, and Dainties are of Tiru
ntirtT, kel us supply your wants.
n?.to?ic P?o. R8.
W. M. ROWE.
ItciincitsviUc, ?. ?.
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DR. MOFFETT'S
(Teething Powders)
Allays Irritation, Aids Digestion,
Regulates tfie Bowelj,
Strengthens thc Child,
Makes Teething ?aiy.
. TEETHINA Relieves the Bowel
? , v. , , , Troubles of Children of
Costs only 25 cents at Druggists, , ANY AGE.
Or moll ascents to C. J. MOFFETT, M. D.f ST. LOUIS, MO.
STABILES.
ttll lil
AT STRAUSS' STABLES DEPOT
a mice
' Huies and Horses.
And wil t continue to keep them foi* sale,
Nothing viii bo Misrepresented and yon can rely on
?.'All.' lt 10A.IiINQ-S.
IV ni wy Ti 19011 -
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ISL
STORE!
M
W GOODS!
Ila v i ?I?. secured the new store
next door to tho Douglas'Bros.
Drug '-toro, we have opened np
a"'! ip tip < lock of General'Mci'"
olnVmHfco, ri rici solicit rt cull from
the g< iic'i.iis X)iiblic and an in
speoHoii of oar p ices before
buyIh/j.(.lieh0 .
Dry ( roods, ?Shoes?
ITats; Notions.
And Q-rooeries.
Wc- ah ill pay oloeo attention tn ?air
line ol 1 r iicydrocorii s, Canned Gnods?
Ac , W. inland SIBO tn moko a fow
spt cialiiort - 1 lome Grniiixl IVTenl and
f?.? in i ny, I'li.h Butter and puro Cano
S) rup.'
Ovir intitfi? uill he ?IONKST aBIOtl-TS
.VNJ> run??.;.?.
Sulieitin," rt lihoral sharp of )'0\\r
patronagoj w< ara
A. J, Wooni?K A So^i.
?jan. 10, \m,
mmsm
I A FREE PATTERN
sS (your own selection) to every aub-)
?criber. OD ly ?0 ccu ta tl year.
A LADIES' MAO A'/.INK.
.C A ?rent beautiful colored p1*t<?; Uxtf\
i? la.liii'.u? ; dirMtn.>WIP|? (coi)Oiiiic* ; laney
,'? yurk ? li.i>r.r I...IJ IIIIIIJ ; lic'l.ll, ?IC. Sub
; . itnlic lo .Iay, or, ?end ic. (or litest copy.
Lady *({ciil. wanted. Send (ur urm?.
ii Btyll?h,Rclln1)le, Simple, Up-to
>M date, l:ooitomlc:il and Absolutely
i': Ivricct-Fltthig Pape? l'atteruet. '
{3 (No>Sorici.AUowancc Patterxio.
?3 Onlv io ?nd i) ft?, ??eli-non* blKhtr. '
..A Ask (ol diem Sold In nearly ?my ?lt?
>?!.; anj town, or by mail (rum
ll nm MCCALL OK,
jg 110-146 West Milt St., N?w York.
Wa ofter First-class I Horse
Wagons co mol oto at $25-Spot
Cashs Hardware Co.
Wc haye recently a??!e?i:
a Boo k a ii ?1 Sfag?ifclne
Counter to onr Jewelry
Department? -
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it? tho Magazine Department wo will attempt
to furnish such copies of Periodicals as are desired by the
Rending Public. First? we must learn what is wanted.
Gome and seo our assort mont. If you dcnH seo what
you want, ask for it,
M. W. CAMItHL.iL,
Bennetts ville, ??*,C?
Mulch 10, 1901.
FULLER BHDS.,
-DBALBBS IN
Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wqgottis
?nd Harness,
AFTER THIS DATE, and during the eniire Tracing' Sea?on will
koep their ST ABLES WELL FILLED with a choice"selection
of Horses and Mules, whiph they will ?ell fox Gash, Or on time
with good approved notes, ?
Wo have recently added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to Our Steely
and wo intend t?keep up-to-date goods at the best prices. .
Tho following is a list of some of the mnkos of BUGCUES vi o \
now handle
Court lum?, Watertown,- A nico, gSiu'uom*, Wrcesi, Staun?
nrrt una Hickory Carringa Co,
October ,8, 1900. \ ^ FULLER BKO^f
IiL?liiiil?il mi
The Pee Dee Section,
Cir et Our Pri?es on
1
Sampson Uprlgl
before bii^M^.
SEE US Before buying.
Very truly ^ours,
April 25, J001,
W. P. BREEDEN,
IS STILL AT THE OJJ> STAND
Heady to Servo Iiis Frietiils With Anythiiifj in His HUB.
? Horses anti lloles9
Cash, or?n time with good security,
1
SOLESA GENT For "OKI HioKory," "Auburn" and "While
lliokory" WAGONS, ?
yson <fc Jones, Hackney, tfnbcookv frock HM, Continent*!,
Advanco and .Brown Onrriiift? Oo,
of MUDLKS
We
t?r> I nm uWK.sir.fr of my slock of MUDLK8, CO?XAll?. COUL?ft*P??)S
H.id KOBi?S at special prlett.;
'HM- '
.TnnVl, 1901