The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, May 03, 1901, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextfNETTSYILLE, S. 0. L A. KKOWN ACO.' " . . . v l)e West of Court lion HO, .vi;o*.'- v''-'. 1 ??idav. May 3, 1901. ?N DISTRICT APPOIN TMENTS. o ROUND-W. 0. POWER, P. B beulah, Beulah, May 25,36] ft o uno UB vi lin MUN, iJoanottsvllle, " 26,21 ! Iiv Uto ot, Plnu ?rovo, June 1,2 .lile, Bethel (afternoon) '.* 2,3 ^arlboro, Now Hope, " 8,9 willa Sta, (night) Jone 14,16 a ot, ?* 16,17 ir*Totun Oorvernment. JR-C. S McCall RMEN-J. Frank Breeden, O. E. John T. Douglas, W. 8. llowe. ik Sc TREASURER-Milton Mc OITice open dally, 'CE-G, B. Barrett. w, "~ -j- ? Marlboro/County Officers. SHERIFF-J. ?B. Oreen OLK mc OF CLERK-J. A. Drake Ju i) GK OF PROBATE-M. MoLaurin CORONA ' f?. F, Covington ^ypp-.^fB^ri^M. K. Coward SujPT. ED UOATT z .*-W. . L, .St ant on TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AUDITOR-E. 8. Carlislo SENATOR-Knox Livingston REPRESENTATIVES-J. C. Dunbar, J. 0. Campbell, il. L Freeman. Directory of Jiennettsville Lodges | CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. ol , .P., moots every Monday ovening at 7.30 o'clock. ' . _ " 1 W. Turlington, C. 0. 0. J. Lide, K. of Ii. & S. MARLU0 wo LODGE NO. 88, meets at Bonnottsville. Friday oveuing, on or be* fore ?"aol.(full moon at 8 o'clouk. \ J. F. Kinney, W. M. J. T. Dudloy, Soorotary. Oounty Masonic Directory. MARLBORO CHAPTER NO. 30 H. A. M., meets at Bonnottsville ou the secoud Friday of eaoh month. .< Robt Chaffin. IL P. fl II, E. Stookton,-Secretary. /;! EUREKA LODGE NO. 43, A. F. M., moots at MeOoll,' each Saturday after noon, bofore'tho full:moon,at 4 o'olook. AURORA LODOE NO. 33, A. F. M., (meint? at Clio, ? Saturday on or after oaoh Aili moon at 3 o'olouk, p. m. J. T. Stanton, W. M. J. E, MoLood, Seorotory. .'wjagjaj; lillimur* Benneltsville Church Directory. M?TiioDTflT-C. Bi Smith, P. 0. Sunday school 4.00 p. m. Preaching at M LOO a m. and 8 00 p. m. Prayer meet ing Wcdnoailuy afternoon at 4.00 o'olock. .Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A. Hodges. BAPTIST-Rov. Rufus Ford, Pastor. ?>?ndoykflnhoir.t <?? 100/V Preoohio* Sun day at 11.00 a, m., and 8 00 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'olook. Superintendent of Sunday sohool, H. W Carroll. ' PRESBYTERIAN-Rev. IL W. Burwoll, Pastor. . Preaching every Sunday at ll a. m., and 8 00 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'olook. Sunday sohool, ar 10.00 a. in. Superintendent of sohool, J. T. Dudley. , . EPISCOPAL-Ret. O. W. Boyd, Rector. Preaching every second nod fourth Sunday nt li a m , and. 800 p. m. . Sunday cahoot at 9 30 n. tu, Dr. J A. Faison. Superintendent.' Oouniy Church Directory. Bennettsville Circuit Appointments REV. J ?, W. ARIAILL, p, c. First Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove* 3 p. m., Smyrna. Seoond Sunday, 11 a. m McColl. ? 3 p. m, Beauty Spot. Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove, ' ' 3 p. na, Smyrna? Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. McColl, 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. REV. J. E. BEARD, P. C. ; First Sunday, Hebron ll a. m. Ebanczer 3i30 p. m. Seoond Sunday. Parnassus ll a. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. rn* Third Sunday. Hebron 11 a. m. .;, ?Zion-3.30 p. m. Fourth Sunday Parnassus ll a. in. Bothlehem 3.30 p. m. Clio Cirouit Appointments. REV? T. M. DENT, P. O. Clio-1st and 2nd Sunda)s ll a. m., 3d and 4th Sundays 3.30 p. m. Youlah -1st and 24 Sundays 3 30 p. m. 3d aud 4th Sundays 11 a. m. ' Sunday sohool every Sunday 10 a. m. '.V Dewitt's Witoh Hazel Salve will quick fy heal tho worxt bums and scalds and not leavo a soar. It can bc appliod to cuts and raw surfaoos with prompt and sooth ing effeot. Use it for piles and fiklo dis? eases. Bowaro of worthless counterfeits. Douglas Bros. i Dewitt's Littl? Early Ricers aro tho boat liver pill,] ever tnado. Ea*y to take and never gripo. DOUGLAS BROS ??tCFull line of LandretWs and Barry's gardon seed, also onion sets, white and red, for sale by-J. T. Douglas & Bro. LUMBER ! Any kind you want. Apply to July 3, 1000. J. M. JACKSON. ?TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA PftViiTY ?p tyABI.RORO. W AVIN(* filod in tho office of the Judge /;** of Prob?le for said County and Slate my Fiord Return ns tho Executrix of the oalato of Dr. J. T. Jennings, decoasod, Notice is hereby given that I will apply m paid Judgy or Probate on the 9th dav Sf May noxt for a una! di HO h argo as auch 1 April 8, 190, . ffrwCrl-f PERSONAL. Dr. K W. Hale of Blonhoim was'jip Monday and made us a pleasant call. Mr, J. H. Covington, of tho Hebron section was up Monday and called to seo us. Mr. P. T. Odom of Brightsvllle was down Friday and made us a pleasant call. Mrs. D. S*. Stubbs and Miss Bessie Eason spout several days at Gibson last week, Mr. Louis Coningham of Hob ison county is visiting relatives in Hebron and Red Hill. Wo regret to loam that Capt T, P. Stubbs is qtAto feeble and unable to get out much. M.. R. D. Creech was amonf? the callers Monday to seo us and maleo us smile. , Mr. W. D. Baxley, the faith fui night watchman at tho Red Bluff Cotton Mill, was up Friday and Called. Mr. Thomas Ccpe the old vet- ! oran was in town Monday for the j first in two y.oars. His leg is woll and heal tb improving. Master Colin Stubbs of Bright sv Mo was down Saturday and called. He says considerable cot ton will have to be replanted. Mr. Percy B Mooro of Lostor was down Tuesday and made us a pleasant call. Farmers busy planting cotton Mrs. Li. J. Breedon left Tues das morning for Spartanburg to spend a few days with her par ents and take in the grand Musi cale. Mr. F. H. Ivoy of Clio was in town Saturday and called. He says the farmers aro buying back cotton seed they sold for for 20 cents at 80 to plant over what has been killed. Mr. T. C. Parham the hustling Supt on Mr. Matheson's Green place in Brownsville was up Friday, He has been granted, a short rest and ls making good use of it to recuperate. DEATH'S DOINGS. OD Monday ovenio?, April 29th, Li ?tl? Uowtird Spear?, infant ton of Mr. D. P. and Mr*. Martha McQaage of Hebron, S O loft the homo of his paronts and wont to the home of th? angels, and nit who have treddon ihtt puta know 8 J mo thing of the deep wat? through wbiuh the paunia yb?vo beer ?ml ltd to poe*. Ila wat horn May Sth 1900, not quito one year old, thu p?aoo he oouupied in the earthly homo i? ruado vaoant And as kind friendo oensign his body to tho tomb, the p?rent? being resigned to tho will of God, are ptsptrcd to ?tay : ' These ashen, too, this little dust, Our Father'? os.re el nil keep, > Till the Arohangel'e trump shall bro.k The long and dreary sleep " Ile waa burled in tho Spear? Cemetery April 30th 1901 Hov Ii. M. Himer oooduot* ing tho funeral octvloo. {.;v : ; v Died at his homo ia Robtioa count*, near John1* station on April 29, 1901, after a loDg il I ti con Mr. Thomas linke w aged 8tyeare, 2 mouton and 26 days. Hi?last wore his bot. Mr. Haekew was & nativo of this country and for many year? a reildont of BrownBrillo, Hin only eon Mr. Jumos A. Hankow lives in Brightflvllle. Ho was laid to net on Tuesday afternoon 30th io Smyrna g ru voy ard Ribera o jun ty, Rev K.M. Brearly conduo ing tho funeral eervioo. * * Died at her homo in this to#n on Fri I day, morning nf tor a short illness Mr?. Be; lie Tuilingtan beloved wife ot our townsman Mr. Willi? Turlinfton aged 66 years. Tho funeral sorvUn w*9 held at 0?* Ridgo ceinetory Saturday morning at io o'clock, Rev. 0. Smith 001 ducting the aetvii A fitting ti ibu 0 to this noble, woman I will appear in our noxc. Died in this town on Thursday evening after along ilIHCSS Little George, infant sen of Mr. and Mr? W. B. Fraser, aged 7 months. He waa buried at Evergreen Cemetery lon Friday. Card of Thanks Wo sliuseroljr desire though thW medium to return our most heart felt thanks for the deep nympathy manifested in kind deed? and loving remembrtinoe duriug the sudden ill ncaa and death of my wife Willi? Turlington, j and of our dear mother, B. K. Mooro, O.A Moore, 'P. B, Mot?, April 30, 1901. Road the call of the Town [Clerk for commutation tax. As the tax has boen reduced to ono Dollar every body should hustle and settle up. Dissolution. ? Notice is hereby given that the firm of F. E. <fc W. M. R?wo waa mutually dissolved on the 15th day of April 1901. Mr. W. M. Rowe will COD tiuuo tho business and assumes all liabilities incurred to date,. F. E. llb WE, W. M. ROWE. Apr 22, 1901. ^ Trustoes Convention. Thore will be a moating of the Trustee? Convention of Marlboro County at Bennettsviile on the first Monday in May, next, at 10 I o'clock, a. m. All trustees, mom bora of County Board of Education land others int omited in the cause j of eduoation ar? requested to at tend. Hon dno. 4- MoMahan, Stato Bunt of$)duoation,.ha& prom I ?sed to visit and address us at that ?time. Balford Gibson, Apr 13, 1901. Pres?, If you have ever seen a child in ^e igony of croup you can realise hawjr e? ful mothers ?re ?br Ono mm? Codnh Cu ? o which. ?Ives voller a.? soon M U is administered, It <(uWUhr ,ou,r#? cooiim, ?old?, an?] nil M\ior\t ?md lung cr?ubl?e. NJIM foro*, ?ND SONF; North East Corn April 22, 1901. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. Next Monday is salesda.yv Full moon to day. Tho Editor had to servo as j ur or this weeloand short coming j must bo charged to that. -Early risers on Monday say they saw frost, verily cotton thfsj soaon is catching it, and more b x? weather yet to como. -Wo roturn hearty thanks to j Hon James Norton for a copy of the memorial addresses delivered in congress on tho lifo and char acter of Vice President Hobart. Cofteo lOcts per lb at J. B. Hamilton's - Mr. A. J. Rowe has cabbage four feet across. Won't they make nice heads ? Fanoy line of groceries always) on hand at J. B. Hamilton's - The market Saturday was well supplied with pond fish and shad. JPjF* An elegant line of mat inf J just arrived-now designs and beautiful patterns at C. 8. McCall's, Boat Grade, Now Orleans rno* lasses for sale at Hamilton s. - We ask special attention to the notice from tho County Com missioners in another column. They are going to put the roads iu good order now. Men's fancy Hosory, Bolts and Suspenders at Miltie's store. 2 lbs Learing Roasted Coffee for 25cts at J. B. Hamilton's. - All who love tine pictures should see G. W. Wadaills pretty selection. - Attention is asked to tho new advertisement of Fuller Bros. They have some nico new buggy animals now. liff" Box Papsr, papor and Eu vi i? opes, Tablots and Stationers Suppli- s all grades and styles, at J. T. Douglas'. - Titles, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Note and Mortgages, Kout Notes, Contracts for Rent, short Liens for supplies, can bo found at the Democrat office. .ST When you want Wall Paper write to Alfred Pents & Co., Phil* adelphia or New York and. they will send you ono thousand large samples to so!eot from at your own home. Peats & Co are among tho largest Wall Paper rafgrs., in the world and wit! ship gooda freight paid to any depot in the U S. Don't You I.ovo Flowers? It so, and you want some pretty pots of all sizes in which to place them, oall at the Hardware store and you can be suited. Flowers ! Flowers t Mrs. JnoS. Moore has afine lot of Geraniums, Begonias, Ferns, Palms and other plants well rooted, that she desires to sell. Cuttings 25c per dozen. Atlanta, Ga., Nov, 7, i87o> Dr. 0. J. Moflett-Dear Sir: I canne t too strongly recommend your TEETHINA (Teething Powders) to mothers as one of the best medicines they can obtain lor their debilitated and sickly infants. I have used it 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 TEETIUNA, is a fine, healthy boy I am, very respectfully, A. P. Brown, M. D. (Brother ot U. S Senator and Ex Gov. Joseph E. Brown. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTV OF MAKLOORO, COURT OF COMMON PliUAS. IN IIB I Roceaa in Court of Common Plea? J Order, |AfnBBBA.s, at a meeting of tho roembors jj of the Bar nf said county held in Ben. netUvilln, 8. 0., on the - - day of April, toot, ?r?solution was unanimously adopted roqa?atiog Ilia Honor Judge Kunoat Gary, Presiding Judge of tho 4th Judiolal Clrouit If in bi? di ot ion he should see At, to toko a recess In the Court of Common Pious immediately up m the termination of the Court of General Soaaion, u tit Tuesday tho 14th day of May 1901. Now, on motion of D D. MeOull, Jr, Esq., it ts ordered - That immediacy upon the termination of tbo present term of the Court of G on or al Sessions for ?aid County and Sto'e, that the Court, of Common Plea? do adjourn ?nd toke a reoow until Hay 14'h being Tuesday. That all juron, engaged for thia Court aro horeby dUflharged from further attondanoe thereon until said dato at 9.30 a. m. It la requested th*/ nil 0JU.iky paper? give notice of thia laoosa io the Court ot Common P-leo*, KRNE8T GARY, Pre?idiog Judge 4th Judiolal o't. May a, iqoi. In pursuance of tho above ordor of his honor Judgo Gary, I hereby give public Notice to all Jurors and other persons engaged to bo present iu the Court of vom mon Pleas, that they arc excused from attending said Court until Tuesday May H. 1001, at 0.8C ft. in, May 1. A/.pftAKEl<>.e,'c.r. B?TIOBBRY. AFRESH DAILY. Orders iiiied on short notictn ^ All size CAKI33 made to order Wedding Oakes A Specialty. er Public Square* F\ iSolxxxlaa. 1???LIGIOUS NOTJ38. Tho li our for S ni ul ri y school at' thc Pi-cabytoriau ohuioti has boon fixed at io o'olook a. m. Tho hour for Sunday Behool at the I Episcopal ohureh has buen ohanged from ? 6 p. m. to 9.30 a. m., ' The hour for Sunday school at tho.Moth odlat ohuroh ban boen ohanged to 3 301 o'olook in the .?ftoruoon. Tho W?dneuUtty nfternoon prayer, muct Ing at tho Methodist ohuroh ia now held at j 4.00 o'olook. Prayer meeting at tho Baptist ohuroh every Thursday evening at 8.00. Tho mon's prayer mooting at tho Methodist ohuroh is hold every Weduoa day ovoning at 7 30. Th? puolio invited. Tho hour for Sunday Behool at tho Bap* I tint ohuroh hus been changed to io.oo~j and the hour for preaohiag to ii.00 a. in. Rev. O. W. Bojd conti not rd aer vice a St Paula Episcopal church Hu ml ny morulng and ovooiog. Hov. W. B. Baker assiated by Rev J. W Ariail conduoted a meeting ut Boykin last week. Unolalrnod Lottors. Letters addressed to tho following m.?neil persons remain uno ?Hod for at tho post 0H?0 in Bonnottavlllo : Lister Tu shanan, Baute Lamb, E. 0. Stiert, W. ??. NSt?W.u, Mardooh iiay, Charlie Brlgroan, Tom Brown, Fined Johrt. on Sidney Brown, Au nu J, Powors, D. 0 Rae, M. A. Bay, Sam Sutton, J. L. Sydboter, All?e Taylor, Ber WIRO, Bonj Wall, A L. MoDufllo. Martha MoLalno. Caril of Thanks. We return cur heart felt thanks to our i friend* ?ntl relative* and Dr. Ho.H?y for their klnduooi shown to un during tho illness of onr Llttlo d?rltog Howard. Mr. ?ul Mrs. D. P. MoQaago, A Raging. Roarmt Fljcd. Washed do,of a tolograph lino which Ohas C. Elliws Lisbon, h., hid to ro?ar, 'Standing waist doop id ioy wator." hen writes, "gave mo a torriblo cold und cough It grow worse daily Finally tho hebt doo* tors in Oakland, Neb., Sioux City, and Omah* said I had consumption & could not live. Then I began u.-iog Dr. King's New Discovery and was wholly ourod by 6 bottle.*." Positively guaranteed fori Coughs, Colds and ?ll Throat and Lung troubles, by Douglas & Bro. Price 6O0 and $1 Job Could Not Hayo Stood It. ;?r he'd'li ad itching piles, .'^hoy'ro-to/. ribly annoying; but" Uucklens Arnica Salve will cure the worst case ol piles on earth. It. has .cured thousands. For In juries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions its the best salve in thc world. Price 25c a box Cure guaranteed. Sold at Douglas Bros. Drug Store Tis Easy to Fool Oood. Countless thousands have fouud blessing to tho body in Dr. King's Now Lifo Pilly, which positively euro Consli pution, Sick Hoadjcho, Dizziness, Juno dice, Malaria. Fovor and Ague and all Liver and Stomach tronidos. Puroly vegetable; novor gripe or weaken. Only 2?0 at Doug Ind & Bro. g^TLadies call nt P. ? & W. M. Howe's forSapolio the great est powder for cleaning and pol ishing Silver Ware, (?lass and Tinware, as a polish it has no eqnal." , WOT Pipes and Smnkors Supplies in oudless variety can bo fouud at J. T. Douglas'. Many people worry bociiuso they boliove they huvo henrt disease Tho olia noon arc that their hearts aro all right but their stomachs mo unable to divest food, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you cat and prevents tho formation of gas whioh makes the stomach press against the j heart, lt will euro every form of indigos' lion. Douglas Bros. IQT Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass! and Brushes can be bought at lowest] prices at J. 'P. Douglas'. TO OUH LO A COIiD|IN ONB DAY Tnko Laxativo Bromo Quinine Tablet?. All druggist* ref omi tho money if it fails to j ouro E. W. Grove's signature on overy box ?'rlco 25c a box. Eggs-aotly-Eggs : BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Boat all round Farmers Fowl in the world. Choice Eggs at 600 per Sotiiug of 13. E. O. NEWTON, Tatum, 8. 0 WARNING NOTICE! ?LL 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. D. DiUOGERS. Aprii 4, 19O1. Warning Notice. ALL persons are hereby warned not to trespass on my lands in Adams? ville Township-either by walking, ri diing, cutting timber, hauling straw or hunting. I will prosecute all who violate this notice. April az, 1901. M. V. GIBSON. Notice of Final Discharge. EST. MARY A. SMITH. AV1NG hied in thc Probate Judge's Office ol Marlboro' county my h nal return ns Administrator ot the estate ol Mary A. Smith. Notice ls hereby given that I will apply to said ?ourt on the lOth day of May 1901 at to o'clock In the forenoon lor a final discharge MA Ad rninlstratorol said estate, E, 8. CARLISLE, April 10, 19*1. Adm'r, OOOO OOOO OOO 0 0 0 #0 o~ OUR ? SPRING- STOCK 18 fflffl*0T E IN VITE YOU, ONE AND ALL, to visit OUR STORE I to inspect one of the Largest and Prettiest Lines of Goods over shown in Marlboro County, consisting of Dress Gooda, rlVimmings, Silk, Neck-wear, Laces, Embroideries, Shirt waists, Skirts, Full line of Notions, Shoes, Ladies and Jl??ns Clothing, Men and Boys Hats and Gaps, MILLINER Y GOODS, the prettiest ever seen in Benlidi sviUe, If not supplied come nt once and let us FIX YOU UP for RASTER. We I* now we oat. please yon. Cortie ono and nil, I.ook and Sec! Bennettsville Dry Goods & Millinery Co. A1U114U1,1901 KIRKWOOD'S OLD STAND. J. T. DOUGLAS. A. O. DOUGLAS. J.T. DOUGLAS & -Practical Pharmacists and Dca leis in - lire Jg) ru g s and patent ^|edicincs5 Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies. * Oils, Yaraisli, IraelM^ GrljASS and PUTTY FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ^> seer Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours and guarani?ed to be of the Purest Drugs and- at% reasonable prices. A full Urie Cardeh Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for past liberal patronage we solicit a continuance of same. J, T. DOUGLAS & BRO, J ni un my 31, 1001. AT THE OIiB STAND. ROWE'S MENU FOR APRIL Tho way lo Keep- Well, is to Leave oft' the Frying l\-,n Diet, and Eat that whion will Bring Good Cheer and Comfort. Wo herewith oft'.?* you goods that are always palatable. i ll ll 3' fey td Co POR BREAKFAST. Wo Imyo frqckwheat,.Maplo.Syrup, Oattn>nl, Salt Fish, . ??loinluy, Breakfast Bacon,. Ve il. Lon f, Tripp, ou?y I?uno Cibokon,. Hum. Loaf, Toa, CoiTee, ; . Humiliai*'and Qrange?, y 'ta Y FOR blMM?R Wo have Flavored Soup, Corn ami ll^Hui.'iVmvUOes anti Okra', Monet Meet', liam, Mace.troni, Cheese, Pen.-, . Mustard Banco, Corned Hani, Cranberry Sance, Pium Podding, Jellie?, Apples, Nota. Raisins, Pi mu s. FOR SUPPER Wo have Oysters, Sliced Ham, Chiuknu, Onrnol Beef, Sausage. Crackers, Shreded podfifdi Wafeis, Mustard Bardions, Cherries, Pears, Po? I um Cereal, O' m 1 ?I mm Our supply of Canned Goods, Pickles, and Dainties are of THK BicsT. Let us supply your wants. W, M. ROWE. Phono No. 8?. llCIUlCttHVlll?% 8. C. DU. BOPFETT'S ?\ Allays irritation, Aids Digestion, Regulates (he Bowell, Slrtnglhcns the Child, Mnkes Teething Easy. TEETIIINA Relieves the Bowel Troubles of Children of - ANY AGE. Or mall 25 cents to C. J. MOPFETT, M. D.t ST. LOUIS, MC, (Teething Powders) Costs only 25 cents at Druggists, STRAUSS9 STABILES. On hand AT i tMUI>lj|M WU Jil a nice lot of young Mailes and Horses. And will continue to keep them foi sale, Nothing De Mi?fcprbs?nted and you can roly on FAIR DEALING?. Fobrutny 7, 1901. ?wo? ?-v*r v y * irvwTrv-^w wry NEW STORE! NEW GOOD?' A FREE PATTERN "_ (your owu selection) to every sub? ?S scriber. Only ?0 coats a year. Having scoured tho now store next door, to tho Douglas' Bros. Drug stoio, we have oponed up a nico stock of General fMer ohandize, and solicit neall from the generous public and an in spection of our pi ices before buying their Dry Goods, {Shoes, Hats, Notions, . And Groceries, Wo shall pav olosn nttontion to our lino ol Fancy Grocorios, Canned Goods &o , Wo intend also to muko a lbw ; apeoialties-Homo Ground Meal and Hominy, Fresh Butter and pur.) Cane Syrup. Our motto will bo HONEST WEIGHTS AND PRtt',KS. Soliciting A liberal share of your patronage, wo aro YOUS* TO Pi.KASf?, A, J. Woow.w A Boa; Jan. 10, 1901. g A LADIES' A1A0AZINB. .2 A tram j beautiful colored plate.( lat.it .'I tisTili)),. . drisamtklitf economic? ; fancy ?" work ; hou?etiold lunn ; fiction, .10. Sub ;.? ?cride to-iUy, or, .end ac. (or lateit copy. J 3 i -i ? 1 y ageoie wained. S.r.d for term?. (StyUM,, Retlable, Simple, 'Jp tc date, Economical and Absolutely cet Tl ulu j Paper Pat terna, ?2 I'ori. (No*Se?Mi*AUowanco Patterns.) ts Only io and ii ct?, eacli-nona tiff her. -2 Auk for them. Sold in nearly ?vary city +?. and town, or tty mall (rom g THB MCCALL co., ?jj 138-148 Weil 14th St., ha? We offer First-class I Horse Wagons comolete at $26-Spot Cas!t> Hardware Go. We haye recently adfieil a Book and Magazine Counter to our Jewelry Department? i" Hie Magazine Department wc will ut tempt to furnish such copies of Periodicals ns are desired by the Reading Public. First, we must learn what is wanted. Come arid see our assortment, If you don't seo what you want, ash for it, H. W. CARROLi, Hen netts viii e9 S* CV March 15, 1901. FI LLER ?ROS., -DBAtER? IN Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons Asid, ?Sa. ness, AFTER THIS DATE, and during the entire Trading Season will keen their STABLES WELL FILLED with a choice selection of Horses and Mules, which they will sell for Gush, or on timo with good approved notes. We have recently added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to our Stock and we intend tokeop up-to-dnto goods at the best prices. The following is a list of some of the makes of BUGGIES we now handle Court .lund, Watertown, Ames, Barbour, Wrecn, Stand* ord mil Hickory Carri Bg? Co, October ,8, ,9oo. PULLER BROS For The Pee Dee et Our Prices on COTTON HOES 9 L. Sampson Uprights and Slides? and Farming Implements before buying? SEE TJS Before Very truly yowrg. Oj rft' April 25, 1001. W. P. BREEDEN, IS STILL A'S THE OLD S??lB Ready to Serve hi^i^ in His tine. 'Horse? and . Mul?% Gash, or on time with good seou?ity. S0LE2AGENT For "Old Hiokory," "Auburn" and "White "tliokory" WAGONS. Tyson <fc Jones, -Hockney, Babcook, Hook Hill, Oont?rifMaU?, Advance and Brown Carriage Co. &?r T nm disposing of my Mock of MlIpLKl?, COLLAfl?? COM*AR?PAt>? andROBKS Especial pri?es', Jnn.l, 1901

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