The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, May 24, 1901, Image 3
BBNNETTSYILL?, S, 0.
?V 8. A. JlltOWX A CO.
O/Jice nre?l of Gottrt l?ouae.
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Fiidav. Mftv 24, 1901.
MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.
StCCORD ROUND-W.O. POWKH, P, X.
Olio nuil Beulah, Beulah, Muy 25,26
MoOoll & Beuu?tUvlll? Mill?, *
Bounottavtllc, 14 36,27
BonnetUvlllo ot, Pino Grove, Jun? 1,3
IhlghUviHo, Bothel (afternoon) 3,3
North Marlboro, New Hopo, u 8,9
V jBenuettsv.Ue Stn, (night) JUDO 14.16
\ Blenheim ot, 4< 16,17
Our Town Gorvernment.
MAYOR-^-C 'S. McCall
AI-DKUMKN J. Frank Breeden, C. E.
Ex um, John T. Douglas, W. S. Howe.
Ci.KKK Sc TREASURER-Milton Mc
laurin. Office open daily.
POLICE-G. B. Barrett.
Marlboro County-Officers.
SIIVR?>F-J. B. Oreen
CLERK OF CLERK-J. A. Drake
^...^Jvaat OF, PRORATE-M. Moljaurio
CO?ONER-^C. P. Covington
SUPERVISORT-M. -K; Coward
SUPT. KDUOAT?ON-W. L. Stanton
TREASURER-J. H. Thomas
AUDITOR-Kt Carlisle
8?SATOR-^KUOX Livingston
REPRESENTATIVES-J. ."OJ Dunbar, J.
C. Campbell, H. L.,Kreenuu.
Directory of Bennettsville Lodges
CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. of
P., meets every Monday evening at 7.30
o'clock, .
\ ,W. Turlington, 0. C.
0. J. Lid?, IC of lt. ?fe 3.
MARLiioRo LODGE No. 88, meets nt
. Bonuctt ovillo. Friday evening, on or be?
fore eaob full:moon at 8 o'clock
* , J. P. Kinney, NV. M.
J. T, Dudlpy, Seerotary.
County Masonic Directory.
: MARLBORO CHAPTER No. 30 lt. A.
M., meets at Rennottsville ou the second
Friday of each month.
Robt Chaffin. H. P.
II, E. Stookton, Seorctaiy.
.EUREKA LODGE NO. 43, A. P. M.,
Iicotu at MoColl, oaoh Saturday aftern
oon, before the full moon,ul 4 o'clock.
AURORA'LODGE NO. 33, A. P. M.,
meets at Clio, Saturday on or after caoh
full moon al 3 o'olock, p. m.
J. T. Stauion, W. M.
J. E. MoLoodi Seorotary.
?tag I'M .1 :" i i.? i1 ? i ?Sjgjgeg
BeaneUsvill? Church Di rectory.
, MWHODTST-C. B. Smith. P. C
Sunday aohodl '4.00 p. m. Preaching at
11.00 ? tn, nm!? 00 p.m. Prayer meet
tag Weduesday afternoon at 4.00 o'olock
Wupiirivii.-ni.o; ;: Sr?ud?y K?liop), Phil. A,
??OvlfifiO
ILv^VDJRUT, r.ul'u'; L?*o,tl, V./,'<>r.
Suud/?y ifchpol at lO.'?tV? l.'/waehio*'
MilyiW?f? ?. u%>\ ??.xi ? . .. i:
'ilu'porlatavnK' ct ol i?lmM H. VV
Ciivtoli.
Plt^'BV N li! ? N. Xi IV, ll, W. Bul ?',
Pastor. Proaohjng over'y Sunday Ht 11 a.
m., and SOO p. m. ' Prayor meeting on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'olock. Sunday
school, at 10.00 a> m. Superintendent of
school, J. T. Dudlqy. . "j
; EPISCOPAL-Rev^ ?. W. Boyd, Reotor.
Preaching every second and fourth Sunday
at il ? m., and Boo p. ra. Sunday
riebooi at 9 30 a. m. Dr. J. A. FaUon,
Superintendent.
County Church Directory.
MerimttsviUe CireUit Appointments
REV, J. W? A lil AILI,, P, 0.
First Suuday-ll a. m., Pine Grove'
3 p, m., Smvrna.
Second Sunday, ll a. m. McColl.
3 p. rn, Beauty Spot?
Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove,
3 p. m, Smyrna?
" Fourth Sunday, 11 a. m. MuCoU.
3 p. m. Beamy Spot.
Blenheim Circuit Appointments.
REV. J. E. BEARD, P. C.
First Sunday, Hebron ll a.m.
Ebonczor 3.30 p. m.
Second Sunday. Parnassus ll a. m ,
Bethlehem 3.30 p. m
Third Sunday, Hebron 11 a. m.
. Zion 3.30 p. m.
.Fourth .Sunday .Parnassus ll a. m.
Bethlehem 3 30 p. m.
f CliojCireuit Appointments.
REV. DENT, P. O.
. Clio-1st and 2nd Sundays ll a. m.,
3() and 4th Sundays 3.30 p. m.
Boolah -lot and 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m.
3d and 4th Sundays ll a, m.
Sunday school every Sunday 10 a. m.
Dewitt's'Witoh Hazel Salve will quick
ly heal the worit burn? and scalds and
not lenvo a soar. Ii can be applied to cuts
?i\d raw surfaces with prompt and sooth
in g effect. Use it for piles and skin dis?
eases. Beware of worthless counterfeits.
Douglas Bros.
Dewitt's Little Early Risers aro the best
liver pills over. made. Easy to take and
?over gripe. DOUGLAS RROS
hit M
Any kind jrou
want. Apply to
- J. M. JACKSON.
July-B, 1900.
'? 'irs, ?j^jnsx?i!i ? j.u.u!gei ???ei!B
Eg^s^aotly-Eggs!
RABBEO PLYMOUTH BOCKS,
Befit nil-round Partners Fowl ta the world.
Obeloe Egg? at1 ooo por Setting ot 13
.-- err*. ... .".~.y.rr~ . 1 . --? 1 _1 ? ?
Oommif'tfttioii Tax Notice. '
NoBoe U 'hereby given that the Booka
tor the collection of the Town Oommuta?
' tlou tax (. now open and will remain open
until . the Drat' day of June 1001, after
?blob tim? they will be closed and th?
{*?alty added,- >
By order of tba Cou noll.
Ult/tott MoUlJMH,
ApBS 1901, OLSRKi
PrniSOtTAL,
Mr. and .Mrs Jfohu Wolch o
Olio was up Suuday evening.
Mrs. Mary Ami Usher of th
Antioch 'ft?jctlo? is I"!ng sick.
Miss Mattie Bevillo is hero vis
Hing her sister Mrs. T. M. "Web
ster.
Con s tub lo J. J. Pearson, nov
at Charleston, was in town Mon
day.
-Mr. C. M, Provatt of Lum
borton is ni our town for a few
days.
Mr, Ralph Torry of Rooking
ham spent Monday and Tuesday
in our town.
-Senator MoLaurin spoke ai
Greensville Wednesday and al
Gaffney Thursday.
Judge Hudson has returned
home after a two weeks absence
holding Court at Barnwell.
Mr. J R. McDaniel of uppei
Hebron was in town yesterday
and made us a pleasant call.
Wo regret to learn that Mr
?ove Brown for years miller ai
Mr. R. C. Easterling's mill ii
very ill.
Mr. Lovi Chavisof Smithville
was down Tuesday. He reports o
fino fruit crop and will suppl.)
our market.
Mr. J. D. McLaurin of Rec
Bluff'was iii town yesterday and
called. He reports heavy raine
ant] grass hustling.
Mr. H. T. Mclaurin of Red
Bluff was in town yesterday and
called to seo us. He reports heavy
rains in his section.
Mr. C. D. Quick of Smithville
was down Tuesday. He reports
heavy rains in his section and t
big swell in the river.
Miss Bessie Carnes who btu
been spending a few days with
Mrs. T. M. Webster has returned
to her homo in Bishop ville.
Miss Callie Price, who has beer
spending some time with her sis
tor Mrs, King left on Monday foi
her home at Cade's, Williamsburg
county.
Mrs. Mary Easterling and Chil
dren Misses Clara and Ruth and
Master Earnest Sam John L. and
Weldon, have spending several
days with us..
Miss Estelle Richardson atic
her sister Mrs. P. C. Harding
who has been spending some
time here, left for their home a
Beaufort yesterday.
Rev. William Stallings, th?
venerable father of Misses Bot
tie and Minnie Stallings of ou
Graded School has been spendinj
a few days in our town.
Solicitor Johnson, who was os
pected all last week, came 01
Monday night and spent severa
ul,.vs hereto wind up the orim
ina! business ol rio April l?rr/i
Uv i Anderson Rye won1, ove
io ? ?jC}i ti)and '.. -u i. I -, VVr?.cl.;os-;!-,;
/)1J> \)Ur?l> ,V?'? " .H u ?aya tb
jrOihi foil ci coriiiid?rab.I^ <b?nii#
I to oi'i>vi!j ovor thor?;
, M*. ?. ?i. iCeliy, well i*?meui
bored as tho clevor agent at th
Coast Lino Depot, but now a
Rocky Mount, has been spendinj
a few days hore. We wer? rea
glad to meet him again.
Marlboro's Son Honored.
Col, n. 0. Mcintyre wont to Wathiogto
Oily thU v/eok t> bo pr?tent at tho Oom
meucement of Georgetown and Wooli.'nuto
University of Medicine, where h Io coi
Don?las recently graduated, with diotinol
ion tn Surgery and Medicine. Hinco b
graduation Dr Molntyro, after a rigid com
potltive examination, wad elected reunion
Physician of the Hospitals and Asylum o
Washington oity. ' Uo wa? profusely ooo
?i ret?le ted on hi? moates and te now pe*
man ll j looated ia our nat lona banu ci ru
capital. Gol Molntyro tt very justly prou
ot the position talton by bte ion.
from Llmoatono Ooiieae.
The Marlboro student* at Ltuieetcn
Gollego carne homo Friday night Arnon;
them woro Miaros Mary David, Lot Iv au
Euuio? Ford. Tho joting ladies were h ur
fried homo on account of the pwalenoe c
typhoid fever at th? Oolloge Miss Mogul
Breeden came home'the week bofore.
Off io tho Penitentiary.
Kern Covint<ton, colored, convicted t
manolaughter nt the recant term of Oom
and ?ontencod to 5 yeats in the peaitentierj
waa tukon over to Columbia on Friday
It ta eatd that Kern oomoo from flghtlni
atook. About 20 yeais ago, hid broth?
Frank wai trio J fur the killing ot an oh
oolotod m m barned Jaok Odom near Tn
tum but waa acquitted.
Lin? Int med Lottere.
Letters addrouacd to th? following warne
persons remain uncalled for at the poe
ofDoo in Bonpottaville : \\
Frank McOlomn, I H. Mo?melty, Jene
O. Wobator, J, Z Thomas, Eloy Jones
Rosie O'Nnlli), Kilon Johnson, Jinoy Jones
James Rood, John 8. Grover, Orean Frank
Un, lilia a Campbell, Catherin Colemon
Rosa Daos,- Walter Batley.
t?gp Provide yourself with
Dixie Canopy net, and get anea*
of tho flies and morqiiitiee, se
them at Furniture Store of
0. 8. McCall.
Don't You Love Flower? Y
It so, and you want some pratt
pots of al) sizes in which to pine
them, call at tho Hardware stot
and you eau bc suited.
Din-solution.
Notice is hereby given that tb
Hrra of P. E & W.M. Rowe wi
mutually dissolved on the 15th day <
April 1901. Mr. W.M. Rowe will coi
thine the business and Mau mei a
liabilities Incurred to date,
P. E. ROWE, .
W. M, ROWK.
Apr 22,1001,
BRISAD,
and- i
North East Corn
ii ]
. April 22, 1901.
Bennettsville 1
F.
- DEALER IN AND ?
Ceiling, Flooring,
Balusters, Mc
BUILDING MATER
IP YOU ARE IN NE1?D OF
pr dressed, wo would bo gin
and look over stock.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
-A good crop of black berries
is reported.
-The soda fountains aro com
mencing to take in tho cash,
-Tho June turn of Court com
mences ono month from to day
-The May rains have come
and grass will have tobo watched
-People aro beginning to plan
where they will go for the sum
mer.
-The rate to Memphis next
week is 915.05. Tickets on sale
to-morrow and Monday.
Kingham's Reliable Hams and
Breakfast Bacon can always bc
ion nd fresh at W. M. Rowe's.
-Mr. J. B. Hamilton is build
ing a store near the cotton mill
and will move down as soon as it
ie ready.
WGF~ Binder twine of the best
quality at tho lowest pr ico in any
quantity at C. 8. McCall's.
-Tho question of good roads
is growing in every county which
means We are going to haye bet
tor roads.
A complete line of Fanoy and
Heavy Groceries at
W. M. Rowe's,
-...Tho otiprenii? Court bas rp
, j doted it:: livcu io J and the pen
j ;ijom>i"i7- will now ?(ot th?! mo 1)0y
f (j?? ling to ihouj.
. - Titles, Morl.2ia<;;;,s,..;-Vi;!;.. o',
f;. .?.'.", WO fe and Al?^bg^gos) Ivohl
?Sf?t?s, Contracid toe Ran'l's shorl
nions toil si?pplles, oun bo ?/uul
at tho De moorul otv.co.
Flowers! Flowers!
Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fine
lot of Geraniums, Begonias
Ferns,- Palms and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires tc
sell. Cuttings 25o per do/en.
Only Three Days More.
Last'weck we mentioned ibo arrival
of the noted Occulist, Dr. Benjamin
Glaser. Quite a number have culled tc
leo him and bean beneiitted. Mr. 0.
M. Weatherly soys his glasses givo
him perfect satisfaction, Mayor Mc
Call alto bad a word of praise.
If you h two any dofeot in vision or
sutler from headache, neuralgia oi
nervousness, you should call ou him
and get relief. He eau and will hu! j:
you aud you will say su in 5 minutes,
Dr. Gluer has moved bia ofllce to
the rcaideuoe of Mrs. S C. Woathorly
where he will romain until Tiesday
next, hi* last day on this visit. If you
need help for your oyoa soe him at
once.
Wofford College OlftBB of 7d*
Alumnus In the Southern Cbriatian Ad
vocate of the I6th speaking of the cl iou oi
1876 to be held this year, gives the named
of the 21 young men of tho ola*? of that
year-one of whom ii an honored son ot
flrownofllle, thia county-Mr Charles N.
Rogers-not ?. P,
Here ia what "Alumhnu" writes:
"Charlie" was the quiot man of tho
OUSB. Ho talked when lt was nooeaiary.
Oharilowas not ael?th, but attended strlot
ly to his own business, and expected every
body else to do tho tame thiog. Af tor
graduating Onarlio roturned to hi>> firm in
Marlboro county, ?boro ho has boon emin
ently euoootiaful en a planter. He married
M hw Elleabe, the highly onltured Minter of
th? late 0 over 11 or Wm H. I '/ lorho. Thia
accomplished lady preildeB witli ease and
graoo over Oharllo's ptlatiul homo, and
the quiot man of '76 iii happy.
X&r Always glad to see you
at Mittle's Store.
Thia Signatars ls on ?Wry box ot tb? ganulnc
Laxative Bromo-Quinine rabiata
tho remedy tb at ?arta 0 ?old tn on? da/
Tis Essy to Fool Good.
Countless thousand havo found 1
blesfdn* to tho body in Dr. King's Nov
Ufe Pills, which positively ouro Consti
patton, Sick I Io Hilacho, DiazinOflA, J aun
dieu, Malaria. Fever and Ague and al
Liver and Stomach trouble*. Purob
vegetable; never gripo or weaken. Oolj
25o at Douglas & Bro.
'SO OHMS] A OOI*D IN ON JJ DAY
Take Imitative Bromo Quinine- Tablets, Al
druggist* refund the money if lt fails t<
eur?. K. W, Grove's ?lunaturo on overy hoi
Pt toe ?jo a bax.
1
,LE * B?KERY
uvy i JLVJUJC?I\I ,
r-FUBSII DAILY.
Order? lilied on short notice.
All size CAItlO? made to order
Wedding Calves
A Specialty.
er Public Square*
novelty TOorfts,
E, ROWE, MANAOKU.
lANUF?CiURl?U OF~
Sidiug, Brackets,
?weis, &c,
SAL Ol? ALL RINDS.
any kind of LUMBER, o?gh
id to have you call at our MILL,!
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
The ruto Suuday ovoulng prevontvl tho.
Union Sorvloott Sunday nig lit.
lliiv. 0. W. Royd, Reo'or, wdl o md not
?orvter s at St Paul's Episcopal ahurah next
Son lay morning and after noou.
Rev. Il W. BurvVbll of our Piosbyti ?
i*n ohuroh i? assisting tn a meeting at tho
Floronco Presbyturlati ohuroh thia wook.
Rty. H. W, BurvT?ll, ccuduottd sorvloos
at Lovel O nun) An ul i my hat Hu.uUy
aftoruoon. Tho Suuday aftoruoon vinita of
the vilhgo pastors is growly appreciated
hy those pooplo--many of whom' hoar ho
other preaching.
Tho Childrens' Day Etorolsos at tl e
Method ?ot church Sunday nf tor no in woro
indeed iutorostp g and enjoyed by all who
attendod. Tho sougj woio tho host aud
twoolly Bung, wh lo tho recitations woro
Qno
Tho hour for Sunday Bohool at the I
Prcahytorian ohuiuh has boon flx?d nt io j
o'ol o ok a. m.
Tho hour fur Sunday school at the
Episcopal ohuroh has bjou changed from
6 p, in. to 0.30 a. m ,
Tho hour tor Suuday ftohool at tho Math?
udist ohuroh han boan aluuigod to ? 00 j
o'oloak iu tho afternoon.
Tho Woduouduy afternoon prayer meet* I
lng at the Methodist ohuroh Is now hold at |
4.00 o'clock.
Prayer meeting at tho llapt?6t ohuroh
ovary Thursday ovouing nt 8.00.
The mon's prayor mooting at' tho |
%T thoduli o.li fit i b ls ?iolil 'i,v.;.v. AV In
I 't?
<jt!.. ovcuing at ; jo. rir> pobho hivRourj
j TltO ?MK" fl- ;'lll!?\.iy l.,hooi (lt tt>) R?p*"
j rittt ohur'Ii |?j(*fi bf?j?i c\)ia?ig<nl to I >.0',i ?
jami tim <'!'^t j^'j^?iej^^iji ji.txj ?. j...
I A Itapciu^ H inn iv.X PU J.I,
S Wy shod do.?fu ibtej(r<i|>h ?i ho which
' i'h;<s t.1. ICljiw.i I'ji?hotij le , lr.. I !0 |). ir, '
/Standing waist: deep in icy water," hen I
writos, "gave mo a torribln cold und cough j
It ?row worfW tinily Finally tho heM doc
tor in OuklumT, Nob., Sioux Ol'y, nod
Omaha said 1 had consumption & eouhl
not live Then I hogan iwnn Dr? King'.
Now Disoovory nud was wholly oured hy
(> hoi tied." Positively guaranteed for
Cough?, Cold.s and all Throat and hunp
troublov, by Dougla? & Bro. Price 50c
and $1
Job Could Not Huvo Stood lt.
lt he'd had Itching Piles. They're ter.
rihly annoying; but liucklcn's Arnica
Salve will cure thc worst case ol piles on
earth. It hus cured thousands. For. In
[juries, Pains or Bodily Irruptions its the
! best salve in the world. Price 2Cc a box
. Cure guaranteed. Sold at Douglas Bros.
Drug Store
^TLadies call at V. E & W.
M. Rowe's for Sapolio tho great
est powder for cleaning and pol*
in hing Silver Ware, Glass and
Tinware, ns a polish it has no
eqnal.
Kodol Dyspepsie? Cure
''Digests what you eat."
fi?y- Pipe? and Smokors Supplies in
endless vnrioty eau ho found at J, T,
Douglas'.
Many people worry heo'.?n>o they believe
they have hoart disenso. Tho clmnoes aro
dut their hearts mo all right hut their
Ktotnuoh.s aro unable to digest food. Kodol
Dyspepsia Ouro digests what you oat and
pro vents tho formation of gas whioh
makes tho stomach proHS against thc
heart, lt will ourc every form of indiges
tion. Douglas Bros.
?-* ?? ?.
?er Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass
and Brushes can bo bought at lowest
pri?es at J. T. Douglas'.
MVMfMftyii mn ?, lim-IM? 1 iiony^i^ytiiMiwiiwii tiiiri
Warning Notice.
Abb persons aro hereby warned not
to trespass on my lands in Adams?
ville Township-either by walking, rh
diing, cutting timber, hauling straw or
hunting. 1 will prosecute all who violate
this notice.
April 22, 1911. M. F. GIBSON.
Citation for Letters of Administration.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF MARidiORO-By MIL
TON MOLAURIN Judgo of Probate.
UERIUS, MAUOAUKT RIIUOK hath
nudo snit to mo to grant unto hnr
Lottere of Admlnistrati m of tho l?-tnto nod
Effects of Washington Bruce deceased ;
These aro thoroforo to oito and admom
(sh all and slngulur tho kindred und oredi
tor? of tho said Wnshlrgton Druoo, dco'd,
that they ho and appear hoforo mo in tho
Court of Prohato, to ho hel l at Bon netts
ville, 8. C., on tho 30th of May, 190t,
after publia ?Mon hereof at 11 o'olook In
tho forenoon to ahow OUUHO, if any they
have, why ?aid Administration should not
ho granted.
Qlven under my hand this 16th day of
May, 1901,
MILTON MOL?URIN,
Judgo of Probate.
i
KEEP COOL\>
Komoniber we have the Summer Goods for
MEN AND BOYS.
- 0
{V?eh s ?'':c)!':]i Bulbriggan, Mercerized and Gauze Undervcsts.
Mon'* Shirt Waists, Fancy Silk Fron( Shh ts,
Negligee and Mercerized. f
UW (M1ARTBR SHOES AND STRAW HATS,
$M OUR PRICES and NEW STOCK.
Po no I rottet wo are in thc lead and Headquarters (or New
Ru miner styles and shape
HAT 8 lum LADIES, MISSES and GHI LD HEN.
A\ , tjm of SUMMER LACES, EMBROIDERIES and Pretty
'.rillW'MINOS.
ettsville Dry Goods & Millinery Co.
ftfhy i \<\\, 190/
KIRKWOOD'S OLD STAND.
j. T. 'o<?r<n,AS.
.J
A. 0. DOUGLAS.
>, DOUGLAS & BROTHER,
Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in -
Wm Hri,gs al,d patent ggcdicincSj
,%<//; fl//j?rf FaA7c??/ Stationery and School Supplies:
'Smid% ?ils, Varnish*
GKLASS and PUTTY,
? UWE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
. . prescriptions carefully compounded ai all hours
and guaranteed to be of the barest Drugs and at
v-'h.^-nable prices.
i\ fji?? Wno Carden Seed & Onion Sets.
Thankf ul tor past liberal patronage we solicit a continuance of same.
J, T, DOUGLAS & BRO.
?omii?'.y J901.
AT THU OLD STAND.
il'S MENU Fi HIL
'V'ui way hr Keep Wwii, is to Loav? ott! tho Frying Pan .Dint-,
hud ! ''.yt foist which will I3ring Good Cheer and Comfort. Wo
lu !\!v, i{h olVfJV you goods that are always jmlatable.
F*>R BREAKFAST.
? s-c < \S c hft'vo JUukwlio.il, Mn pie Sy I lip, OiUmeal; Btttt ?^ish,
- ' CIncKou Loni', J).?lui (JiHck?u, Hin? huiii) Tf.aj Coller,
-:H<'
.?(omii?y. Hren.l?fn?l Buoo?, Ve >! J^oaf, Tripe,
Miui Ci lt ck en, i linn hi
ll? nu urti? am.! (/.MU ,'(..-'.
Wu'.hVvo Ifjuvoreil Bn.upi Corn and '?.?;.n '. 'i'.-ai:isj uti
Okie lions! n?of, (.Kim? MIUHMVO, i, OhVo^o, .
,\i'istard t?aucei (J?rne?! liam, Cr,uil?err.y glaive, Clui?
Cuddiug, Jellie*; Apples, Nota. Kaidins, Puntes.
FOR SUPPER
A'?} have Oysters, Sliced Hain/ Chicken, Cf u* ned IJeef,
Sausage. Crackers, Shivded Cod Itali Wu foi s,
Id iKit?i'd Saidinns, Cherries, Pears, Postnm Cereal.
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Cf,
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Oui pply of Canned Goods, Pickles, and Dainties are of THE
m r. Lei as supply your wants.
W. M. ROWE.
r /i v<w Kio. 38. , lteiilictt*vill?, ?. C.
Wm
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Dil MOFFETT'S
EETHIN
(Teething Powders)
Allays ?rri talion, Aids Digestion,
Regulates the Bowels,
Slreiiijlhens the Child,
Makes Teething Easy.
?EETMNA Relieves the Bowe!
Troubles of Children of
VI?j ? . '?'^ 00^ 25 m^ ti Druggists, ANV ACE.
?,('::v'fl& Orw?lli5??BUtoO,J.WIOFFETT, M. D.t ST. LOUIS. MC,
mm hand AT STRAP' 8TABLB8 DEPOT
STIiiT a nice lot of young
flw?es and Horses*
And will continue to keep them fbr sale,
Notlli?ik. M ill ho Misrepresented and you can rely on
! KA I ll Wf?M?G?.
Kidtriv.ny ?',,.1001'. ". .: . jr
mM STORE 1
MEW GOODS!
?TIT ? V'T v *r-v*rir*.
I A FREE PATTERN
(your own election) to every ?nb?
jg scriber. Ouly ?0 C.CHIH a year? '
?lavin?? scoured tho new store
nrK( door to tho Douglas' Bios.
Dri?g Bl'Oie, we have opened up
a ince s lock ol' Genoral Mer
e?iand?/.o, and solicit a call from
(he geuei ons public and an in
spection of our ptft-es before
hu j iii g their
Dry GHx>cls, '.Shoe's,
Hats, Notions.
A nd Qroceries;
\Ve di tall ?'iavr?t?so nilen I inn to our
line ni y MW) ??rocoii f, Canned Gnoils
ire , Wy intoiui also lo tn a ko a few
vix eialti< - Home Ground Meal and
lion) ?cy, Hu tl? i? nnd juiro Cann
By ru j).
Our mutt > will,bo iloNKSr WEIGHTS
ANO rnioitfi
Siiltoiting n liberal share of your
put rootle, wo are t
YOUHS TO Pi.KASI?,
A. J. WOODM? & SOK.
?h\t\ IO, lOOli
% A LADIES' MAOAZINB.
A ?<m j ts am ifni color?! pl.t.. ; UKO?
.'* fil^Fil'iti. ; Jre>^making ?coiiomltt ; f.ncf
?ufli ; liou<(liulJ l.ii.n ; di lion, dc. Sub
; ? icritjc tu'ilay, ur, it rn! cc, for Ultu coay,
l+<if Kiiciii. wams J. Scud for urtu*.
$i Btyliili, Retlat>1?, .'llmole, Up to
;1 nate, Kcoiionilcal anil AbftolttUly
i.. Wr/cciVrUUiijr Paper l'attortia.
la**
s BAZAR?
\'? (No.Seam.Allowance Pattcrno.)
?? 0,>'v 10 .?<l*i$ Wi ?a?h-?ona higher.
? Axk for thain Sold In nc.rly ?very elly
\fi Uul iou n, or by null fro?.
:H THB McCALL. CO.,
.3 flo-146 Weet 14th SI., N?MV?fk.
MM
We offer First-class I Horse
Wagons comDletB at $25-Spot
Wc Ii si ve recently
a IS o ok and
Cou inter to oin
Department*
-0--?o.
in tuc Magazine Department wo win attempt
to furnish such copies of Periodicals ns are desired by tho
Reading Public. First, we must leam what is wanted.
Come and seo our assortment If you don't soo what
you want, ask for it, '
Bennettsyille, S. C.
Maroh 15, 1901.
FlJIdUBlft BEOS.,
- DEALliltS IN
Horses, Mules. Buggies, Wagons
And Harness,
A FT KU THIS.DATE, and during tho oniiro Trading Season will
koop their STABLES WELL FILLED with a choice selection
of Horses and Mules* vrhioh they will sell ibr Cash, or on timo
with good approved notes.
We havo recontly added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to our Stock
and wo intend tokeop up-to-date goods at tho hest prices.
Tho following is a list\>f some of tho mnkos'of BUGGIES wo
now handle--.
Com-tl ami, Watertown, Amen, ll tu. J mm-, Wi cen, Stand*
md ?ml Hickory Carriage Co.
ootubor i$, ,9oo. fj FULLER BROS
IS?IlfiltS?
lilli!!
For The Pee Dee Section.
in et Our Prices on
COTTON HOES,
Sampson Uprights
^O
anil Farming Implements
before buying.
SEE TTS Before buying.
Very truly yours,
April ?/>, ?901.J
m H W????
I
W. P. BREEDEN,
IS STILL? AT THE OLD STAND
Beady to Serve his IriciiilsJ/itii Anything in His Une.
Horses and. Mules,.'
Cash, ov on time with, good seouxity.
SOIifi'AGKNT Voi "Old Hickory," "Auburn" and "Whit>
'Hlokory" WAGONS.
Tyson & Jones, - Hockney, Babcock, Kook Hill, Continental,
Advanco and Brown OnrrinRO Co.
tey T nm dl.po.Inii of my Mock of MUDI.K9, C0M.AK8. ?Ol-t-An-PADJ
iud nouns tit ppooini rricw,
?Tan. 1,1901 W. **. BttBttDOTj^