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BENNETTSVILLE, S,.O, MV ?. A. DROWN * CO. Office West of Court Howe. Friday. July 19,1901. MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. S.BCOND ROUKD-W. 0. POWER, Y. B Olio ami Beulah, Beulah, May 25,26 M0O0II & Bermottavllle Mill?, Konnettsville, " 26,27 BonnottavtUo ot, Pino Qrovo, June 1,2 HtigbtsviUo, Bothel (nf tot noon) 2,3 Kerch Marlboro, New Hopo, ** 8,9 Hdouettavlllo' Sta, (night) Juno 14,16 1'denholm ut, "10,17 Our Town Oorvcmment. M A YOU-C. S. McCall ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, C. E F.x?in" duhn T, Douglas, \V\ S. Howe. ^CiyfifRK & TREASURER-Milton Mc '?.a?rln. Office open daily. POLICE-G. B. Barrett. Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. Oreen . CLERK OF CLEIIK-J. A. Drake JUDGE or PROBATE-M. MoLauriu COBONKR-0. F. Covington SUPERVISOR-M. E. Coward SUPT. KDUOATION-W. L. Stanton TREASURER-J. II? Thomas AUDITOR-K. S. Carlisle SKNATOR-Knox Livingston ' ItKPttESKNrATiVES-J. C. Dunbar, J. 0. Campbell, ll. L. Freeman. Directory of Bennettsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. of P., meeta ovory Monday ovuuiug at 7.30 Wi Turlington, C 0. C. J. Lido, IC of ll. & S. MARLIIOUO LODGE NO. 88, meets at Bonncttsvillc. Friday evouing, on or be? foro each full moon at 8 o'clock. J. F. Kinney, W. M. J. T, Dudloy, Scorotary. County Masonic Directory. MARLUORO CHAPTER NO. 80 ll. A. M., meets at Bennettsville ou (he eocoud Friday of each mouth. ? Robt Chaffin, ll. P. H, E. Stockton, Secretary. EUREKA LODGE NO. 43, A. F. M.. meeta at McColl, each Saturduy after? noon, before tho full moon,at 4 o'clock. f AURORA LODUK NO. 33, A. F. M., meets at Clio, Saturday on or after each full moon at 3 o'oloek, p. m. J. T. Stanton, W. M. J. E. MoLood, Sccrolary. _ .. U-^i-Lil I 1 ". ? ?-LI-'- I ?''??' 11 ' ftenn?ttsiiUle Church ?rectory. Micmuivisv.V: U. Smith, P. 0. 1'. a I .?? nohd tl I '. p id. /'reaching at I bx a >.r?. und;- 0?) p.m. brayer nicet 1 r.' H 1,00 o'clock. ?uvvn-un?out p?t??uiy' tonool, Phil. ti. .1?0'?H<J.?, YvAvr.'V "?i?\ H tifus bV.u. isidor. iH?ndAy . >1 .? l?'.O?i l'ivru'ldiv?J?uii ......?e t i u? ?l'huMd.. ?Ihineru t?hdeh? of Sund ?y rioh? 1, it. Yr Oair'oll, k .-? Pausitv.?. ?:AN-Kev. fl. W, B.nw:., Pastor. Pr?uulring every !>uul\rtj ?/ !l r? m., add ?? (?o p. ni. Pi'uyo? mool i u?j ot (l'hniHday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Suudu) ftoliobl, ai 10.00 ii. DJ. Sui iifitu?ii'lfc?it of ?olioeJ, -I .!.'. Dolley. EPISCOPAL-Rov. O. W. noy?l, Bcotor. Preaching every murnini nud fourth Sunday at II a m , and 8.00 p. m. Sunday lobool at 9.30 a. ta. Dr. J. A. Paiaon, Superintendent. County Church Directory. Bennettsville Circuit Appointments ' REV. J. W. ARIAILL, P. C. First Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove' 3 p. m., Smyrna. SeoondSunday, ll a.m. McColl. 3 p. m. Beauty Spot, Third Suudoy- ll a, m., Pino Grove, 3 p. m, Smyrna* Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. MoColl, 3 p. m. Boauly Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. REV. J. E. BEARD, P. C. First Sunday, Hebron 11 a. m. Ebenezer 3^30 p. m. Second Sunday, Parnassus ll a. in Bethlehem' 3.30 p. m Third Sunday, Hebron 11 a. m. Zion 3.30 p. m. Fourth Sunday Parnassus 11 a. m. Bethlehem 3 30 p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. T. M. DENT, P. O. Olio-Isl and 2nd Sundays ll a. m.. 3d auoV4(h Sundays 3.30 p. m. Beniah -l?t and 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m. 3d and 4th Suudays 11 a. ni. Sunday school ovcry Sunday 10 a. m. LUMBER! LUMBER ! Any kind you want. Apply to J. M. JACKSON. July 3, 1900. , Eggs-actly-Eggs ! BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK*. Heat mi- mund Farmers Fowl in the worlJ. Choice E?ga at 600 per Setting of 13 E. 0 NEWTON, Tatnm, S. O Commutation Tax Notice. Notice in hereby niven that the Pooka for the collection of tho Town Commuta* lion tax ia now opon ami will remain opon until the first dav ot June 1901, after which timo thoy will he cloned and the penalty added. Hy order of th* Council. MILTON MOLAUIIIN, April 29th, 1901. CLERK. Flowers 1 Flower?, t Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a lino lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, well tooted) that she desires to sell Outtlntfs Mo per doaen. PERSONAL. Mr, B. F. Bullard has a very sick child. M l?s Bessie Ford loft Friday to visit friends iu Florence. Senator MoLaurin and wife roturnod homo Thursday oven lng. Misses Theodoria and Sophia Ku ko v of Florence aro hero visit Inf?1 relatives. Mr. R, J. Patterson is back from a short stay at tho Isles of Palms. Mr. J. Edwin Gibson of Hurts ville is home for a week with his parents, Mrs. Lena Barlow, of Dillon, is here visiting hor parents, Mr. and Mrs J. Frank Breedon. Mr. E. W. Smith and Missos Alma Hamer and Sallie Galoway spent last week at Isles of Palms. Mr. Edgar McCormac, who has a position in Hurtsville, spent Sunday with his parents Miss Bertie Brasington who has been spending som? time in Balitimore has returned homo. Mr. John W. Bowyer of Red Hill was up Saturday and called. Ho says crops aro clean and look ing better. Mr. Luther Bundy of Hebron was up Tuesday and called. Ho says tho rains wore heavy in his section. Mr. Robert Jennings, now of Columbia, has been spending a few days hon e with his mothor, Mrs. J. T; Jennings. Mr. J. M. McQuage of upper Bennettsvillo was down Tuesday afternoon. Ho roports heavy rains in his section. Miss May Covington of Hebron who has been spending some time with Miss Jessie Dunlap in York ville has returned home. Col. R. C. McIntyre of Beauty Spot was in town Wednesday morning. Ho looks considerably improved aftor his royal visit to Virginia and Washington, Mr. Geo. W Freoman, one of Mr. Mathoson's bookkeeper's at Blenheim, has been granted a two week s rest by his employer and is spending it in Wilmington. We are pleased to report that Mr. Willie Carlisle who has b )en so seriously Ul has pass od the crisis and hopes are en i tertained of a speedy recovory. Dr. R, P. Pell of Columbia, gresident of the South Carolina ollogo for women spent several days in town last week. You know ho was delighted with his -visit when he forgot his umbrella. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Harris and children now of Darlington came over Saturday night and spent Sunday and Monday with his brother Mr. John Harris. fPbey aro r>Woed with thn'r now homo. iv^.,..>;??t^*>i'^ft'/''j)wi?.ia'ii:?<'."J* . v.t d?o homo of tho hiiJi, . hi low Marion July .). 1901< ?? , Hov. A. T. Roger*, Mr. W. II Sat MM and Miss Stella I.ano'. * * * li > Sunday night at tho reaidenco of J, f. Oiboon, the oftlee ating cmoor, Mr. A,'i lin? Eddlnga waa married to Bli?? 1.ii Joy i> tn. Quiet a number of f rienda j accompanied the ooupto aud witnea-iod the I cori rn on v. DEATH'S DOINGS. Died nt the home of hi? father Mr. Robert Harrington of tho Bethel section, on Friday July 1 2th 1901, after 0 protracted illness of typhoid fever, Mr. Fairley' Bar rington. He had just started out on Ids first trip as Machino agent and was making friends fast, when he was stricken with fever and returned home. Thc race was not long but we i trust he has won the prize. He (was laid to rest on Saturday. Destroyed By Lightening. On Sunday afternoon last a barn on Mrs. Flora Emanuel's {ilace over the creek was struck >y lightening and burned. The farm was rented to Mr. John Genes, who lost about 2? bush els corn, lot of fodder, oats and shucks, half barrel syrup and some few other articles, making his loss about $50. During the thunder storm Mon day night or rather Tuesday morning near 2 o'clock, one of the gin hotiKcs on Mr. J. F. Brccden's old home place in Adamsvillo was struck by lightening and destroyed. In the building was one gin and condenser and a large lot of oat?. The building was of good heavy timber and had just been repaired. It un for lu untidy was tho only one of his gin houses not insured. The loss is about $500. Bettor Ronda. Elsewhere we publish a call for a meeting of the citizens of the county at the Court House on Wodnesday July Blet at 10 o'clock to take some step look ing to the betterment of our publie roads. Better roads is money saved to the farmers in many ways and wo hope to see a full turn out on Wednesday the 31st from every township. To Those Interested. Tho attention of all Allianco mon interostedin tho stock held by the county in the State Ex change, as well ns those inter ested in the reo?ganizajion of the order, is called to the notice of the County Trustee in another placo, The meeting is called for next Monday morn ing at 0 o'clock, Let none stay away who feel interested. ' f"...il?'. ....! " , TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Days aro shortening. - Gob in a good cropof turnips. - Tho baso ball fovor is rag lng. - Tho much . noedod rain came Friday nights - Saturdays uro our big days now until September. -- Tho weathor and tho alma nacs did not agree last week. ?- Tho rain Sunday is guaged from 2\ to 5 luchos, and lt was much appreciated. - We roturn thanks to our young friend Hampton McIntyre for two 10 lb. cabbage. Ho is making a first class farmer. - Mr. Anderson Rye had tho first ripe watermelons this year heard of but the crows kept him from placing them on the market before the 18th. We re turn him thanks for a nice one. - We invite special attention to tho now ad of G. W. Waddill's. Call and see his display of mat tresses. -Mason's Fruit Jars and Rub bers at W. M. Rowe's. IW Masons Fruit Jars at Baldwin's. J&@?* Seo the new line of em broidorios just in at Mittles store, To got value in full and cour touus attention trade nt Mittlu's. ?&* I havo tho genuine "DIXIK MOSQUITO CANOPY at $2, complete. G. W. WADDILL. Kingham's Reliable Hains and B renk fast Bacon can always be found fresh at \V; M. Ilowe'?. . Card of Thanks I desire through this medium to return ?Uoero timuka to my neighbor* aud friouds for bolo rendered daring tho flro last Sun day Afternoon, ?nd for the generous atti in bupplics Binou the tiri-. I shall alway? romuusber them. July i8, i yoi. J. M. Qounes. Whore ToFimdlt. j I have retired from business, but you will find my agent at the old stand selling Acid Iron Minoru], natures own remedy, and monarch over all diseases. H. J. Odom. July 19 '01. County manager. Lively Oras? Story, Mr. W. J. Covington of Hebron says tho grass in his pond pasture is so rank that the frogs hide in it and suck his cows. He ha? the blues over the prospeot for a good corn crop. He says the reason why he us?e ths?t "bull'n rvj" lamp on hiv dun)? Iwn-'i ia that the ^uun-iioho high ou tili) .O'i'.l ??ib? ! hal .hi51 cannot fri .. :. ? i od anti Ii? lights up as soon ? . he starts foi; horne It ?M ali righi af int he pait?os CotUughau. Crewk. *?"To (xpel moi-quitoos, take of gum outnphor a pleoo about one Ihiid tho siee of a bou egg, and evaporate ic b/ planing it tn a tin teasel and holding it over a lamp, tabing oar? that it does not igoite Tho samko will soon All tho r ?m and expel tho mosquitoes, and not ono will be in tho room next morniug, even ihough tho windows should bo left open at night H JV. Paul P. KUller, a well known Sup eranuatod minister of tho S. 0. Confor onoo died at Denmark, S 0., on tho 13th Ha was a grand old man and bad many friend* in Marlboro county. Doldd packing houao ot WiohUa, Kati., waa burned on the i6ih-1,000,000 pound? meat and 500 oars of lard wera destroyed Lous ^800,000, . Bold His Business. Mr. H. J. Odom has sold out his stock and restaurant to Mr. D. C. McRae who has taken hold of and will keep up the good reputation of this house on Marion street. Mr. Odom will take a short rest in the country and take up his picture business. Unotatmed Letter?. Lettors addressed to the following u?rmd persona romain unoallod for at the poi! ornee in Beanettavllte : Maj, H T Jonos, Mr* Jane Ifllnrby, Polstvo Jack on, Miss Sue Hammond, W I? Grant. Mrs E J Hooks. Mrs S A Aile?, Miss Minnie Brown Mt s Carrie A rober Miss Mattie Bradford Henry Hothuno, John Blair, John Johnson, Mrs W J Thompson, Henry Thomas, Mrs Maud Oartor, Walter Blaokrnor. White Man Turned Yellow Great consternation was felt by the Iriends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexington. Ky., when they saw he was turning yel low. His.skin slowly changed color, also Iiis eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated hy the host doctors, hut without benefit, then he was advised to try Klectric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes "After taking two bottles I was wholly cured." A trial proves its matchless merit tor all Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles Only 50c. Sold by J. T. Douglas, Bro., Druggis. Mio Didn't Wear A Mask But he beauty was completely hidden by sores, blotches and pimples till she used Bucklen's Arnica SAlve. Then they vanished . tis wilt all Irruptions, Fever Sores, Bolls, Ulcers, Cai hun. des andPelons from Us use. Infa lliblet tor Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds and Piles. Cure guaranteed 25c. at J. T. Douglas Uro. A Poor Million aime Lately starved in London because he could not digest his tood. Marly use ol Dr. King's New Lile pills would have saved him, They strengthen the stomach aid tigestlon, promote assimilation, improve appetite price 25c. Money back ll not satisfied. Sold By J T. Doitgla?, fir?. .Druggist, UK LIGIO US NOTES. Tho hour for Sunday sohool at tho Presbyterian chu;oh h?? 1>??? ?i*?d ?. ?o o'otook a. m. Tho hour for Sundny aohool ot tho Eplrcop?! ohuroh baa boon ohungod from 6 p. m. to 9.30 a. m., Tho hour for'Sunduy eoho?l i.t tho Moth? odiet ohuroh han boou ohungod to <;.op o'clock in tho uftornoon. Tho Wodnosday nftornoon prayer moot' lug at tho Muthodiut ohuroh ia now hold ut ] 4.00 o'otook. Prayer ruootlug nt tho Buptiat church ovory Thursday ovoning at 8.00. Tho tiiGii'i) prayer mooting at thc j Mothodiet ohuroh io liold ovory Wednes day ovoning at 7 30. Tho public Invited Tho hour for Sunday aohool nt tho llup? tint ohuroh baa boon changed to 10.00 and tho hour for proaahinir to 11.00 a, m. ??r Get a "Lightning"--thc j greatest freezer 01? earth. Easiest to clean, lightest to turn and the fast to churn. At O. S. McCall's. Oon'tYou Lovo Flowers Y It so, ami you want some pretty pots of all sizes in which to place them, call ot tho Hardware store land you can bc suited. Try a bottle of stuffed mangoes W. M. Howe. .? Fresh cakes and crackers roed |eyery week at W. M. Howe's. B?T'A nice lino of coffees' and teas at any price at W. M. Rowe's. &3?7"Ladies call at store of W. M. Rowe's forSapolio the great est powder for cleaning and pol ishing Silver Ware, Glass and Tinware, as a polish it has no eqnal. JUST Pipes and Smokers Supplies in endless variety can be found at J. T? Douglas'. l?Jf- Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass und Brushes can be bought at lowest prices at J. T. Douglas'. College of Charleston, CHARLESTON, S. C. - FOUNDED IN 1785. Strong Faoulty; welt equipped Choiniual Physloal and Biological Laboratories; Ob servatory; Library of 14,000 volumen ; and tho Uncut Museum of Natural History in tho South. B. A , B. S., and M. S. COW?CB offered. Tuition $40, payable in two installment'! Board iu College Dormitory can bo had at $10 a month. Ono Scholar ?bip giving freo tuitlou ie assigned to each county in tho State, tho holder to bo ap pointed by tho Judgo of Probate and tho County Superintendent of Education, All oandidutca for admirion aro permitted to C i???! ct : Cor vii??iht ?*??V?o Sehnl M? b'p^ u h Ui ? pity p r y i HI, li il ra 00 i Vt nmlnatlunn v !' i- . bil > 1 Bennet UN illu, July lV, :<,?>?, hy Olo Slip!, cf V. .'..'..:?))/ and .(ridge o? lVt>lvit.t!i. Nex? dinton opine ?tipii ;?o ?coi. Kor ?Vit?lognij i.ddiv-.it IIAttftlA?JS ItASpOP.??, lJtwk An Ordinance To Prohib it thc Keeping of Butch er Pens and Killing Animals* within the Corporate Limits of\ the Town of JBenncttsville : Be it ordained by the Mayor and Al dermen ol the Town ol Henncttsville in Council assembled and by authority ot the same . Jcc ii, Thal I rom and after this date it .shall be unlawltil lor any person or lirra to keep a butcher pen or kill or dress lor their own use or market any beef, sheep .?oat or hogs, within the corporate limits ot' the Town ol Bennettsville. Sec 2. That any person or firm viola, ting this ordinance shall upon conviction be fined not less than Five Dollars nor more than One Hundred, or be ?in prisoned not less than 10 days nor more than 30 days. Done and ratified in Council this 21st day ot June 1901. C. S. McCALb. MAYOU. Warning Notice. ALL persons are hereby warned not to trespass on my lands in Adams, ville Township- either by walking, ri? riling, cutting timber, hauling straw or bunting. I will prosecute all who violate this notice. April 22, 1901. M. P. GIBSON. Winthrop College Scholarship - AND - Eni rance Examinations The examinations for thc award of va omit scholarships in Winthrop Collogo aud for thc admission of now students will lo bold at county Court ilouso OD Friday, July 12. atti a. tn. Applicants must not lo loss thu? fifteen (15) years of, nco. When scholarships aro vacated after July 12th. tLoy will bo awarded to those making (bo highest average at this exam ination. Tho cost of attendance, inoluding board furnished room, lieut, light and washing, is $9.00 per month. Por further infor mation and a catalogue address Pres. D. B. JOHNSON, May 29 1001, Hook Hill. Three Papers One Year Fach, only 50c, WEEKLY TIMES, RICHMOND, VA., Now Only 50 Oonts A Year, and includes absolutely free TUB PAK AGON MONTHLY, New York, THE FARM JOURNAL, Philadelphia. Tho Daily and Sunday Times, including Farm Journal and paragon Monthly, Now only $3 per year. Or 25 cts per month by mail. Address TH li TI MKS, Richmond, Va. W. BOU01I1KU, . Attorney at Law? Bcnnottsvillo, 8. 0. Omeo on Darlington nfrcoPnonr Postal Te log ra pl. office. < January, 1899. MILTON MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law and Probate Judge. Oflloe lo Court HOUBO. But we Can't Ha!p It -a? OOGOO 0000000 0000 Ml f/fANKRY al] your Price. It has been our custom to close out etti' en lire stock before purchasing the COMING SEASON'S STOCK. (ii1 ii ; ANNUAL SALE commences Juno Isl, and conti nues lo .) lily 1. PALL Al' O>;0E, before the Goods are picked over, or you will miss sollie I :i vga ins. These Goods are all fresh and up-lo daie stylos, Von should see them. V//...,- ?V/|;?| HATS TUIMMED) We will be pleased lo lu tve them call al once, tts Miss Marlin will lea rc for ila (I i more Jane Will. Bennellsville Dry Goods & Millinery Co. Rf i y 2 pit, 1901 KIRKWOOD'S OLD STAND. J. T. OOtRJI.A: (^Vil A. 0. DOUOI.AS. DOUGLAS & BROTHER, Piw.c?l riianii?icisls and Dealers ?ii - ?puro 15 ni gs and patent ^Kcilicincs, . CRISIS Pli lin and fancy Stationery and School Supplies. x&fa?k)) ?Iii, TarmisiL, Bxnsii6B9 G/LASS and PUTTY. -,.FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-_<?> " fiIN ,v /?il< ons carefully compounded at all hours and guaranteed to be of'the Purest Drugs and at re*, ison u bis, prices. A fy ll (ma Carden Seed & Onion Sets. 27idnkful j ni p(??{ lib?ral patronage wc solicit a continuance of sa?ne. J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO. ?Ir.ii 1901 AT THE OXiD STAND. WM CATS HELP YOU! rpm .4 VA Tl IK SEASON WHEN HOUSEKEEPERS HAVE TROUBLE TO JL KEEP FOOD FROM SPOILING, oud uro Barely puzx.io.1 what t. d >. Wc cnn holli ali hiiob ! Com? at?, ROO our-Stock of Preparad CAN'NED GOODS put bp in (\u ("'tillea tu nuit thu Hot Woutbor OoiitingunciuR. . Far* r?r?EA*fnA?3T. ,; T.. Wo IjiW? Uno);\vlu.;U. Maple Syrup, 0?\\jil ul, .S.iM Ki.-h, ' ;*3 ?othii y. H ron It fo s I IhVobn, W .! mhf,i'lVipi?, ("ril^ivTf^if, y ; ?j?? Ciliofto:?, Unui Lout-, Tm, Cuf?W. ?>?U);'.?tUf? ?Uvl OtU.li'??^iS. ..ou ?wmiiiL W]& lmv? Flavored Soup, Corn and' H'ims. Tomatoes :in<l Okra, .Itoast neef, Ila hi, Maociiiroui, Cheese, IVa?. Mustard Pince, Come?! Hum, Cranberry tfnuce, 1*1 ci ni l'udd.iug, ; J?lH?*, Apples, Nuts. U.iisius, Pi um s. FOR SUPPER We have Uystrrs, Sliced limn, Chicken, OnriVed Beef, Siins.fi;;:t). Crackers, Sh retied (Jodlidi Wafers, Mustard ?Surdiuns, Cherries, Pua rs, Post uiu ('eura!. Wm ss Co h. . Sk i i ^ ! ty 1 Our supply ol Uiiniied Goods, Pickles, and Dainties are of Tin?; BEST Lol us su PI ?ly your wants. BM.ono Su. V*. W. M. ROWE. ltcimctt*v?1!<>, S. C. DR. Moram Allays Irritation, Aids Digestion, Initiates the Bowell, Strengthens the Child, Makes Teething fiasy. TECTHINA Relieves thc Bowel ,.., Troubles of Children of i.osts only ?5 couts at Drug?isis, ANY AGE. S ?iS??- mM 10 C. J. MOFFETT, til. D.f ST. LOUIS. MC? EETHIN (Teething Powders) fv>. TUA USS? STABILES. >n hand AT STRAUSS' 8TABLK8 DEPOT W?Wi? a nice lot of young Mules anil Morses. And Will continue to keep them for sale, ? I be Misrepresented and yo i eau roly on FA Hf. mULTNC??. I ?bru iry V, I'.lol. A FREE PATTERN (rour owu Mtectlou) to every nub :K scriber. Ooly SO couts a year. ? A L?DinS' MAQAZINQ. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! Havliig ?eonrod the new store next doot lo tln> .Douglas1 Bros. Drug store, we lia ve opened up a nico slock of General Mer chandize, lind solicit a call from the g?n?rons piybl?e and an in spection . of oin' piices before buying i lu ii' Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats Notions, And U-rooeries. W? ?hill (atv cloao attention to our line oj l?'uuc) Ui'oeeiivit, Canned Gooil.? ?fcc., Wo ln,t#!ii'<l also to mrtko a fow Bjtcci?ltiefi" ?lo'ine 0round A^eal and Ilufniny, t?"i*e?h .Huller and pure Cane Syrup. Om niottn will ho HONEST WRIGHTS AN1> 1MU0?.H. 8olieith)g a liberal ah uro of your patronise, Wo aro Yoi; ii-, ro l'i/i?ASK. A. .7. WoODhH & SONi (T4II. IO, UK)1, A (?tm; beautiful colore 1 pt?t?l ; Ute? . ?2 lu'.li ?on? ; Jr t > .making ecoiiomUi ; fancy , ?otk ; household hints ; iiftldii, ?IC. Sob ; . in the lo iUy, or, tend ic. for latetl toff, -". Lady ?genis wanted. Send fer Urta?. ?3 BtyllRli, Retlabl?, Simple, Up-to .S date, I^oitoittlcat ?nd Absolutely \'? l'erfcct-Fittluflr Paper Patterno. "c AmEW g (No-Statu-Allowntice Patterof.) ?? Only to and i{ ct? each-nona hither. A?k 4vr th?m. Sold In n?aily ?vtry elly > K and town, or by mall tram . g THB McCALL CO. 118-146 W?ll 14th St., Ho*? V*Ht. We offer First-olass I Horse Wagons oomnlete at $2B-Spot Cash* Hardware Co. vi/ I We have recently added and Magazine Counter to our Jewelry Department. -0 -Tn thc Magazine Department wc will attempt lo furnish such copies of Periodicals as arc desired by tho Reading Public. First, wo must learn what is wanted. Gome and see our assortment. If you den't sec what von want, ask for it, Bennettsville, S. C# March 15, 1901. - DEALERS IN Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons And Harness, AFTER THIS DATE, and during the entire Trading Season will keep thoir STABLES WELL FILLED with a choice selection of Horses and Mules, which they Will noll for Cash, or on time with good approved notes. We have recently added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to our Stock and we intend tokeep up-to-date goods at tho best prices. Tho following is a list of somo of tho makes of BUGGIES wo now handle Conrtlaiirt, Watertown, Ame?, Harbour, >Vrccn, Stand ard and Hickory Carriage Co. ootobor is, ?900. . m FULLER BROS llHli FOB HARDWARE For The Pee Dee Section. ?fe have just received a complete line o? MAMMOCKS, which we are offering very cheap. Buy the PEERLESS, Quadruple motion, Ice cream Freezer, the best On the market. Guaran toed to freeze Cream in three and a half minutes. Try one, it will please you. Don't forget, when in need of JE^j?hJJLrTSS'wJC,ti that wc have it, which is Fire proof, and guaranteed to last longer than any Lead and Oil. Those using it are very much pleased. wo have a full lino of Builders HARDWARE a?i FARMING IMPLEMENTS, which wc arc ottering at reduced prices. Qet OUI* Prices when in need of anything in our lino. It will pay you. . Very respectfully, va wk Juno 21, 1901. W. P. BREEDEN, IS STILL AT THE OLD STAND Ready to Servo dis friends With Anything in His line. Horses and Mules, Cash, or on time with good security. SOI.EJAGEN'? For "Old HtolcorjM' "Auburn" mid "Whtto Iliokory" WAGONS. ^_ 3BXJC3rC3rXE3SI ^ Tyson & Jones, Hackney, Babcook, Rook Hill, Continental, Advance and Brown Carriage Gp. m- I am disposing of my sleek Of B1UI)LK8, COLLARS. WLUltfftiM) und 110BKS ut special prices', .tan. i, 1001 . m. W.? PJW?MWimUm