The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, July 26, 1901, Image 3
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Friday. July 26^1901. .
MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.
THIRD HOUND-W. 0. Powuii, P. B. .
< Ho mid. Beulah, Olio, August 17,18
MoOoU & Bounottavlllo Mill?,
MoColl, (night) August 18,19
ttennettSvlllo Sta, (night) 23,2$
Brlgbtsvlllo, Boykta, 24,25
l?ounottevlllo ot, Boauty Spot,
(afternoon) 25,26
Blenholm et, Aug. 31, Sept :
North B?arluoro, Shiloh,
(afternoon) Sept 1,2
Ott)* Town Gorvernment.
MAYOR-C. S. McCall
ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, C. E.
F.xum, John ?. Douglas. W. 8. Howe.
CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc
laurin. OlTice open daily.
POLICE-G. B. Barrett.
Marlboro County Officers.
HUBBUB J. B\ Groon
CLERK OP CLERK-J. A. Drake
JUDGE OF PROBATE-M. MoLaurln
CORONER-0. F, Covington
t?UTERVj?OR-M. K. Coward
SUPT. KDUOATION-W. L. Stanton
TiiEA?uRKR-J. II. ThoxnaB
AUDITOR-K. 8. Carlislo
S?NATOR-K001 Livingston
KEPamNrATiVE8-J. C. Dunbar, J.
C. Campbell, lt. L. Freeman.
HBSMH
Directory of Bennettsville Lodges
CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. of
V?,, incots ovory Monday oveoiog at 7.30
i'olook. " n
W. Tnrlinclon. C. 0.
0." J. Lido, K.ofR. & S"
M A ui.no no LODGE NO. 88, moots at
fteancttsvillo. Friday ovoning, on or be?
?bro oaoh full moon at 8 o'olook.
J. F. Kiunoy, W. M.
J. T, Dudloy, Soorotary.
County Masonic Directory.
MARLBORO CH AFTER No. 30 lt. A,
M., moctB at Boonettavillo ou the second
Friday of oaoh month.
Hobt Chaffin. II. P.
I!, E. Stookton, Scorotory.
.EUREKA LODGE No. 43, A. F. M.,
inooti at MoColl, each Saturday after?
?OOO, boforo tho full moon,at 4 o'olook.
AURORA LODGE NO. 33, A. F. M.,
meets a? vino, biuuiuujr ?n 0? M..v. s soi!
fut) moon at 3.o'olook, p. m.
J. T. Stanton, W. M.
J. E, MoLood, Scorotary.
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I Bennettsville Church Direotory.
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/o', mid ty. K< hc.'i! ?j.ti \\ ni. : '1 J jfch?htf til
i/j l '({Ci h VU. 1 ll !)!. : ..V.'V 1
. f Wd'?i'ii.ii/i'V ;>r .. i !.. <m?vV. j
a?tj'?iiiuhl?ridi'jii Sun lay c..????> ! ;.... A 1
'.VoniV-^i.'
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SuihVv fl?ttu?p? ? " ?'>? \\ji?\'?\\i\?i vv?i) j
d..y.;'.t.! . '. : '
, meeting Thursday evening'at 8 o'olook,
Suporintondont of Sunday sohool, II. W
. Carroll.
PRESBYTERIAN--Hov. H. W. Burwoll.j
Pastor. - Preaching ovory Sunday at 11 a.
m., and,8 00 p. m. Prayer mooting on
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Sunday [
sohool, at 10.00 a. tn. Suporintondont of
flohool, J. T. Dudley.
EI'MOORAL-Bev. O. W. Boyd, Reotor.
Preaohtng ovory seoond and fourth Sunday
at ii a. m., and 8.00 p. m. Suuday
sohool at 9.30 a. m. Dr, J. A. Faison,
Superintendent.
County Church Directory.
Bennettsville Circuit Appointments
REV. J. W. AR?AILL, P. C.
First Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove'
3 p. m., ?Smvina.
SeoondSunday, ll a.m. MoColl.
3 p. ni, Beauty Spot?
Third Sunday-lt a. m., Pine Grove,
3 p. m, Smyrna.
Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. MoColl,
3 p. in. Beauly Spot.1
Blenheim Circuit Appointments.
REV. J. E. BEARD, P. C.
First Sunday, Hebron ll a. m.
Ebeneser 3i30 p. m.
Seoond Sunday, Parnassus ll a. m.
. . Bothlehcut 3.30 p. m
Third Sunday, Hebron 11 a. ra.
Zion 3.30 p. m.
Fourth Suuday Parnassus ll a. in.
Bethlehem 3 30 p. m.
Clio Circuit Appointments.
REV. T. M. DENT, P. O.
Clio-1st and 2nd Sunda)s ll a. m.,
3d and 4th Sundays 3.30 p. m.
Beniah -1st and 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m.
3d and 4th Sundays 11 a, m.
Sunday lohool every Sunday 10 a. m.
LUMBER! W"
LUMBER I
Any kind you
want. Apply to
J. M. JACKSON.
July 3, 1900.
Eggs-aotly-Eggs!
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROOKS.
Best all ronud Farmers Fowl in tho world.
Choice EAge at 600 per Setting of 13
,' B. C NEWTON, Tatum, S. 0
?'fipworsl Flowers!
Mrs. J nos. Moore lias a lino
lot of geraniums, Begonias
Ferns, Palms and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings 2fcc per dozen.
Where To Find lt.
I have retired from business, but
you will ihn? my agent at the old
.stand selling Aold Iron Mineral,
natures own remedy, and monarch
over all diseases. H. J. Odom.
July 19 'Ol, County manager, j
PJ1X?80NAL. .
Mr. Myer Mittle ls visiting
friends in Columbia. ^
Miss Nora Bounds of Florence
is here visiting relatives.
Wo regret to report that. Mrs,
H. W. Burwoll is quite sick
Miss Mattie Odom is visiting
relatives over in Darlington.
Miss Vista Dudley is spending
some timo with Miss Stewart at
Laurlnburg.
Mrs. Rachel Pato of wost Bon
nettsvillo is visiting relativos in
Smithville.
Miss Ethel Ford of our town is
spondidg a few days with friends
At Blenheim.
Mr. D. C. MoRao who has been
ju ito sick for a few days is out
?gain.
Mr. Ernest Adams spent Fri
lay and Saturday with friends
lear Darlington,
Miss Nellie Bristow of Flor
mee is spending some time with
'datives in our town.
Mr. and Mrs. Li. M. Morrison
vre spending some time with re
iativos in Red Bluff.
Mr. and. Mrs. Sol Brown aro
spending two weeks at Wrights
irtllo below Wilmington.
Mr. Tom Easterling of Rock
[lill spont a few days last woolf.
Arith relatives in our town.
Mrs. G. Golden of Newberry
md Mrs. Pierce of Columbia are
visiting Mrs. Mittlo of our town.
Miss Ila Brasington of west
bennett sv i Ho is spending some
rimo with relatives in Wadesboro. ,
Wo aro pleasod to report that
vliss Nellie Easterling who has
)een very sick is improving.
Mr. J. J. Tart was in town Sat
?rday. Ho says tho roads are im
proving in many sections.
Mr. Jackson Stubbs of Bright
iviiio, now in his 64th year, was
n town Monday and in excellent
tiealth.
Mrs. J. F. McGilvray, Miss
Mary and Master Bennie of Clio
spent Wednesday in our town,
tho guestof Mr. B. Y. McGilvray,
Mr. J. Edwin Gibson now of
Hartsvillo who has been spending
a, week at home has returned to
his post.
We are glad to report that
Miss Hallie Fraser who has been
very sick for the past week is
able to be up again.
Mr. Neil Usher of Prospect
was down Saturday. Ho says
there was the heaviest rain.last
Friday he over saw.
Mr. George * W. Bullard of
Brightsville was down Monday
and called. He says crops are
improving in his section .
.Mils Toitfl?? Bir?Wr? %ho V'
ivr . t>pt>odinp .' ?. i ho? v/Hu
lu>< ' -t>) i i H f A! :.*. Ho) 1 . ow \\ ii. Cc
MS -'.v.' . .: visit ?'r-Oi-i h in f.:i%<k.
; v- ' " . . ? .
:> . ... M< li, >..'!(.;y',' a ! cir v. i;
' ?vi( i r 01 iii feht-iviile. liuiiUfl lt
d!j i ftirm?j $. ft il is li u crop! <h\n\
?yc\vi' I Hey v. Ill <*o Weil with1 the
present prospect.
Mr..Daye Mittle, who has been
spending a short rest at home,
left Saturday for the Isle of
Palms where he will spend a few
days and then go back to his
work at Beaufort.
Mr. Oral, who has been serving
in the freight department at the
Darlington Coast Line Depot has
exchanged places with Mr Alden
Creech of Bennettsville and
moved his family over.
Misses Jehu Fulmore, Margaret
? and Louise Purcell of Red Springs
N. C j Misses Sophia and Theo
Kuker of Florence, and Messrs
Thad Carmichael of Dillon, Char
lie McCollum, of Rowland N. C.,
and Mr. Dan Pate of our town,
are all attending a 4'House Party"
at tho home of Mr. T. D. McCall.
Mr. J. H. McGilvray, who has
had a sovere spell of rheumatism
was biou^ht to Bonnettsvill} on
Sunday from Tatum, is now at
tho home of his brothor Mr. B.
Y. McGilvray. In tho four days
he has greatly improved and
able to sit up.
DEATH'S DOINGS.
Tho many friends of Mr. and Mrs
Fred E Rowe extend sympathy to
them in the loss of their infant babe
on Saturday after a long illness of
cholera infantum. The paronta in the
hope of eaving their babe had gono to
the mountains in western North Caro
lina but, the Suviour had need for
tho little flower, and while the feud
parentt are lonely they have tho ai?
on rance that all is woll with the child.
The romains wore brought home
Monday night and laid to rout in Oak
Hid go cemetery Tuesday.
On Sunday last as the morning
light was breaking the ?west spirit of
Mun Mando Rogers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. S. Rogers of our town,
bade adieu to earthly things and
took its flight for tho homo beyond
j the sky, after an illness of three wee) s
of typhoid fever.
Miss Maude had reached her l?tl>
year. Only a few short week* ago oho
came home from Winthrop Normal
College to spend vacation She was
lite picture of health and her .sub
sequent sickness and end death wsaa
painful surprise to those who knew
nothing of her illness until apprised of
her death.
The funeral services v/ere conduct
at tho family burying ground in
Hrownsvllle on Monday hy Rev. R.
Ford.
SW Wo offer Mason's Fruit
Jars at 7Bc por doz for quarts,
and $l.oo per doz for hail gallons.
Bennettsville Hdw Co.
Tt and Oe oaliooes during this
sale 4c the yard at
Mittle'H St?M,
TOWN ANO COUNTY NJRW8*
- Futl moon next Wednesday.
- Masons moot Friday night.
- Tho days aro4 'gingery" now
but tho nights are pleasant,
t^-Oost sale at MUtle'sl
store for tho next two weeks.
~ The summer school for teach ?
ers has closed and the teaohors
have come home,
- The Pee Dee Educator whioh
has been suspended for somo
time has resumed publication.
- Mr. Sim Mooro is supplying
the market with melons and is
in luck getting his own prices.
Slippers for everybody at
prices never before quoted at
Mittle's store.
- Mr. Willie Smi.h has a bar
gain for somebody. Find his- ad
and read it; it may bo just what
you want.
- Everybody come to Benntts
vllle next Wednesday to take
part in the discussion of better
roads.
Attend this salo early as some
quanitiea are small at
Miltie's store/
- The young man who hustles
for a job will got his mimo on tho
pay roll quicker than tho ono
who applies for a position.
- The heavy rains of Friday
Saturday and Sunday stoppod
the plows in somo sections for
soveral days.
- Tho recent hot weather has
helped the crops somo, but tho
crop is in bad shape yoi, and not
more than a half crop oan bo ex
pected.
- We are pleased to learn that
Dr. Jordon has recovered his
his stolen horse. He was found
near the town of Laurinburg and
brought home Sunday last.
- Quite a iiuiuuwroi tho young
men who went to Darlington Fri
day to witness the gamo of ball
between Choraw and Darlington
are particularly severe on the
Hotel accommodation received.
- Special attention is asked io
notice of County Chairman for
meeting of tho Township Com
missioners to look after the coun
ty exhibit at tho Oharloston Ex
position. . The meeting will be
held on the 81st.
- We invite special attention
to the new ad of G. W. Waddill's.
Call and see his display of mat
tresses.
-Mu non'ii Fruit Jars and Kulti-]
bera at W. M. Howe's.
Sr?S^ Masons Fruit Jars atl
llaJdwin's.
JW* See the new lino ol em
broideries just in at Mittles store,
TVf T^fc'- VfvlMa i?) .f?|lf ot?fl Pout"-!
t'.W '".> MwOvMuj. j 'Viii.. .''.i..?V?A*..?CwtV.-.--:?i
. t.v, -v., WphMVi,: j
Bpi 1 v." j ?. 'A 11 i ' ., Mel ,!ii:l lit) rafe >. od j
Brvv'h?.'..< B??oi} piii'i '.'''.'.uyi' boj
(bund ?'jc*?sb ;?{ W< .Si KoSvc'ui
Hotter Roads.
Elsewhere we publish a call
for a meeting of tue citizens of
the county at the Court House
on Wednesday July Bist at 10
o'dook 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 we hone to see
a full turn out on Wednesday
the 31st from every township.
Unclaimed Letters.
Lettern ?dd rested to the following ?mined
portons remala uncalled for at the poBt
office in Beinottovllle :
W O Ad cc ok, A 0 Anderson.
Hettie Burk, Bertha Oampboll,
W 0 Dragers, Fanny MoNair,
Samuel Parker, Mrs S J Uoheson,
I Bitza Moody, Uhula Wane,
[ Aaron Marten, Allie Sander?,
Well Moore, Fanny Tillor,
Aellton Tally, Boot Williams,
Mrs O Muoes, W M Wheeler,
Miel B W Weston.
Tue Special Examinations.
At the spcoisl examinai iou hi ld on
tho 12th for entra?o > to Winthrop
Normal College there were only two
applicants Mieses Cora Bell Hogers of
Bennetts <illo and Miss Florence Eas
terling of Ta'uro.
There was only 1 applicant for en?
trance lo the College of Charleston,
Mas'er John IO v croit of Ben netts vii hi,
but as no questions had been receivod
his examination wa* postponed to the
20th when the question* was passed
upon' aud returned by next'mail to
Prof Randolph.
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White Man Turned Yellow
Gre.it consternation was felt by the
triend;- jf M. A. Hogarty of Lexington.
Ky., when they saw he wa* turning yel
low. His skin slowly changed color, also
his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His
malady was Yellow Jaundice. He
was treated by the best doctors, hut
Without benefit, then he was advised
to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver temedy, 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 hy
J. T. Douglas, Bro., Druggis.
She Didn't Wear A Mask
Hut he beauty wa? completely hidden
hy sores, blotches and pimples till she
used Bucklen's Arnica SAlve. Then
they vanished as will all Eruptions,
Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Cai bun.
e'es and Felons from its usc. Infa
lible tor Cuts, Corns, Bums, Scalds
and piles. Cure guaranteed 25c. at J,
IT. Douglas Bro.
A Poor AU Hf ona i aro
Lately starved in London because
he could not digest his tood. Early use
ol Dr. King'a New Lite Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the stomach
aid eigcstlon, promote assimilation,
improve appetite Price aie. Money
back it not smUed, poid By J T,
Dough*, Oro,JDrugglst,
RELIGIOUS N0TE8. .% .
Tho hour for Sunday sohool at the
Presbyterian ohuiuh baa bopu fixed at io
o'ulook a, m. *
Tho hour for Sunday soh??l at tho
V~t~>?~-t -.-. ?_? . - . - ? *-A->
?.|..wu|i?i UUUfVU UOO uuuil ,VUHU|{VU *?v?>?
6 p. tu, to 9.jo a. m.,
Tho hour tor Sunday school at tho Moth?
odist ohuroh bas boen changed to %.oo
o'dook ia tho af toruoon.
? Tho Wodnoaday nftornoort prayor* moot
tag nt tho Mothodlst ohuroh in now 'hold at
4 ?oo o'olook. !
? ? .>-*
Prayer meotlug ? at tho Baptist ohuroh
ovory Thursday ovoning at 8.oo.
Tho mon'* prayor mooting at tho
Methodist ohuroh lu hold ovory Wednen
day evening at 7 30. Th? publlo 1 nv 11 od.
Tho hour for Sunday eohool at tho llap*
Ust ohuroh has boon obungod to 10.00
and tho hour for proaohlng to it.00 a. m.
Oot a <<l4?ghtn?uflc>'rTnthe?
groats gt freezer ou earth. Easiest
to cluan, lightest to turn and tho 1
fast to churn. ?Vt . : .? I
O. S. McCall's. I
A Bennottsvlllo Prize Winner.
On Tuesday last Hanovor Lodg-: of Odd I
Follows of Wilmington, N. Ci,; hnd ? plo..IP
at Carolina Beach boloW'that oity>.^-; <b?l|
of .the f eulin 00 of entertainment wn&a hat\j :
show. The jo were 35 ontrlos. 'I'd o firs*
pri/.o, a lu?nOls?mo,go}d ring, WAR awarded
lb Vivian Matthew^, daughter of Air. lind
Mrs Osoir A, Matthows, formerly'O? oiifi
town but now of Wilmington. ; Mrs Mat?.,
thews will bo romoraborod as Mum ?alite !
Powors, daughter ot Mr. S. F, 'Powohf,: j
. Love your neighbor tuul dogqodj
to thom thut toll youi* wife, what ?
t^hcir husbands have told them
about you. "j
Don't You Love Flowers?
It so, and you want somo pretty
pote of all sizes in which to place:
thom, call at the Hardware store j
and you oan be suited. ' . . i
---- m:?\
Try a bottle of stuffed mangoes ;
W. M.. Rowe*, ' i
.-?<?>?-.- 'V .:. i\
i
Fresh cake ; and crackers recd
every week at W. M. Rowe's/
??^A nica line . of coffees' I
and tiUi at any price at
W. M. Rowe's.
{^".Ladies call at store ?f 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. : !
tGP Pipes and Smokers SupplicaTn'l
endless variety.cati be'found atr J. TV
Dougin8\'.; c- 0
Paints,- Oils, Varnish, Gltiesj
?nil -Ni'nulwici nfin LA honr.1,* n* ^?OWWT'
'(^.VVS \ii j). T. th. Ll}.
OQ;:W Vf, Of-^L #$fj
i)?lA;? L!teT<V\V S. 0. ' j
?.'*0UM,:kb IN ijMfjj .
1
Bttoiu; Fawlty; t bh oi^ilppcrt i/luViulc?
I ?u>d.cai aud -UlOiOgiout iiuuuiutuiiuii,. Obj ,
[sorvatory; Library of 14,000 volumes ; aud ?
the finest Museum of Natural History in
tho South. B A , n. S., and M. 3. Course*
offered. Tuition $40, puyablo in two
installments Hoard it. Collego Dormitory
cad bo had at $to a month. Ono Scholar
ship giviog freo tuition is amii ^ mid to ?aol?
county iu tho Stato, tho holder to bo ap
pointed by tho Judge of Probate aud tho
County Superintendent of E lunation. All
oandidates for ndmiiwion aro permitted ito
competo for vaaaut Boyeo Scholarships,
whioh pay $150 por year, Eatrauoe oa
Bininations will, bo held in Bounottsvill.o..
July 12, 1901, by tho Supt, of Kdno.itlQii
and Judge of Probato. Next Rcssion open*
Sept 30, 1901. For catalogue address f.
HARBISON R?NDOPII, Prost.
An Ordinance :
To Prohibit the Keeping of Butch
er Pens and Killing Animal*
within thc Corporate Limits qj\
the Town of Bennetts ville
Ile it ordained by tlTe Mayor and .Al
dermen ol the Town ol Renncttsville in
??Uncjl assembled and by authority o'!
the same ; .
Sec I. That Irom and after this date it
shall be unlawlul tor any person or firm
to keep a butcher pen or kill or dress ipr
their own use or market any beef, sheep
Roat or hogs, within the corporatei Omits'
of the Town ol Henncttsville. ". '
Sec 2. That any person or firm vibra
ting this ordinance shall upon conviction
be- fined not less than Five Dpllara
nor more than One Hundred, or be ftp
prisoned not less than 10 days nor u\or<
than 30 days. ^ * !
Done and ratified in Council tins ?isl
day ol June' tool.
?. S. Mc?ALIy, MAYOR.'
Warning Notice.
ALL persons are hereby warned no:
. 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. j" ; . ' .
April 22, 1901. M. F, GIBSON."
Three Papers One Year Each, pnly ??oe..
WEEKLY TIMES,*'
RICHMOND, VA.,
Now Only 50 Cunts A Year,;
and Includes absolutely free . ..4,
THE PARAGON MONTHLY, New York,
TUB FARM JOURNAL, Philadelphia?
The Daily and'Sunday times,
including Farm Journal ami Parngopi
Monthly, Now only $3 per year.
Or 2$ cts per month by mall. .7 ?
Address TUM TIMMS, '
Richmond, Va.
w, nouoiiiBU,
Attorney at Law,
Bonnettsville, S. 0?'
Ornoo on Darlington stroot noar Postal
Te lex ra pt omeo. January, 1899*
MILTON MCLAURIN, *
A Horn ey at Law and
Probate Judge?
Oillen tn Court Home,
But we Can't Help lt.
-?oeee<reoeoooooeoeo
M HAIN HU Y at your Price. It lias been our custom to close (
oin but ..mire stock before purchasing tho COMING SEASON'S
STG?k. OUR ANNUAL SALE commences June 1st, anti j
contin?en to July 1.
OA ?..L AT ONCE, before the Goods are picked over, or you
will tufas Home bargains. These Goods are nil fresh and up-to
date styles. You should see them.
-o
Those loishing HATS TRIMMED, We to Ul be
ph a ed lb have them call at once, as Miss Martin ipili
/?'(tve for Ballimore Jane Wth.
Uvnwttsville Dry Goods & Millinery Co,
M ny i i'.h, ipoi
KIRKWOOD'S OLD STAND.
A. 0. DOUGLAS.
I. ?. ;;'.>?. ?i L?*?'.- . -, .': . "
V, DOUGLAS & BROTHER,
-.Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in -
Ipi ?rnss Wi Ml0('*ci,,cs5
Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies.
9 \yjS.Aa} ? ??A UA0U^
"'GLASS jmd JPVTTY.
i :?Nt? C?U?K? ?NU TOfc*?<JCO.
ftk Vres?riptionk carefully compounded at all hours
turd guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and at
r, abonable prices,
1 full line Carden Seed & Onion Sets.
f/i?rihf?d for past liberal patronage wa solicit a continuance of same.
J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO.
Jajraofcry ?I, 1901.
AT THE QZiH STANS.
CAN HJELiP YOU !
mxim in Ti CB SEASON WHEN HOUSEKEEPERS HAVE TROUBLE TO
I h 0P ? 00D FROM SPOILING, ?\nd aro HOrolj puado 1 what to d ?.
"A: ; <??., h?tl|< (?ll Auoh I Como mid seo out Stock of Piop.irotl OAN'NKD GOODS
. u'. i';, in ?ii. iiii.UlcB to tull tlio Hot Wouthor Oontin^onolu?.
v ; j iSro low ?; 'MN !: win f?t. '.VD' . Ky-too, 0>.i.ni-ni, .-hit. f'.itli
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linVfl' i1'!??vtifdl Sonn, Corn un !. .c. 'l\,v.\-.'?.vu fan
Ukin, ??oitdt ?>e?f, limn, Muccurnr.i, (jl?ee3i?, Pen*,
^histnrd Sauce, Corned Hum, Cranberry Smiee, Plum
Pudding, gellie*, Apples, JNut.s, Ruish.s, Pi tim s.
FOR SUPPER
W's havo Oysters, 81ioed Hain, Chicken, O?fnod Beef,
Sausage. Crackers, Shreded Codfish Wa fuis,
Mustard Sardinns, Cherries, Pears, Postum O?real.
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m
Our supply of Canned Goods, Pickles, and Daintios are of 'rino
nj' ? .1 us supply your wants.
W, M. ROWE.
i 'ioi Ho, UH. lien nett* ville, S. C.
DR. HOFFETT'S
EETHIN
(Teething Powders)
Allays irritation, Aids Digestion,
Regulates thc Bowell,
Strengthens the Child,
Makes Teething Easy.
TEETIIINA Relieves the Bowel
Troubles of Children of
?.jyu Costs OBly 25 cents at Druggists, ANY ACE.
.( %MM^^ Ormall26cent? toe. J. MOFPETT, M. DM ST. LOUIS. MO.
UL
III A USS' STABILES.
{Mm hand AT STRAUSS' STABLES DEPOT
?BM? a ?iee lot of young
Ulules anil Horses.
Ano will continue to keep them for sale,
i ? Oi.bing ^ill bc Misrepresented and you can rel)r on
MKAf?? ni?ALTNGP. "
l'obiuuvy 7, 1901.
?? STORE!
WM GOODS!
A FREE PATTERN
(your own selection) to every sub
scriber. Ou ly SO C?U?U a yc.vr.
i
Having secured the new store
ii^xt <t<?(>! to the Douglas' Hros. !
Drug 3?ore, we have oponed up
a liioo ?tock of General Mer-i
ohandi/.e, und solicit a cull from |
ti|0 gc no rou? publie and an in?
spsoilon of our pt ices before
buying I heir
Dry Goods, Shoes,
Hats. Notions.
And Groceries.
NV?- Bindi pav close nttonfi->n to ocr
iini) .il Fancy Grocer! a, Conned Goods I
Sii.\ We. ia temi oleo to moko a few
.'pcct'dticfc Homo Ground Meal and
Hom i Ay, Fresh Butter and pure Cane
.Syrup.
Dor motto will he IMNKST WKIOIITS
ANO rruoKe,;
Soliciting a liberal share of your
patronage, wo ore
Youiti TO Pl; KA mc.
A. J. Wo on rai SQ BON.
if A!), 10, J?01,
?C
MAGAZINE'
A LADIES* MAGAZIN!!.
A ?ems l" ?ni if ul colored plater; latta)
flattaient ; dittsin*klit|? tcoiiuinlei ; fane,
v ur k ; l.mi-.r IKII J li 11.1:1 ; tictUn, ?IC. i'iil>
Klilj? in il.y, or, tend jo tot Utsit coyy,
Ijady ?eciua wanted. Send for term*.
Stylish, Reliable, Simple, Up-to
date, Kconomlca! and Absolute);
rcrfcct-riultttr l'jipcr Pattern*.
We offer First-class I Ho.so
Wagons comDlete at $25-Spot
Cash* Hardware Co.
We have recently added
a Book and Magazine
Counter to ?ur Jewelry
Department?
In clio Magazine Department wo will atiom;>t
to furnish such copies of Periodicals as are desired by the
Heading Public. First, we must learn what is wanted.
Come a?d seo our assortment. If you dcnH seo What
you want, mk for il,
ft? W. CARROLL,
lt en net t? ville, 8. C.
Muroh 15, 1901.
FULLER BRO^
DEALERS IN
Buggies, WagonB
And Harness,
APTER THIS DATE, and during the eniire Trading Season will
keen their STABLES WELL FILLED with a choice seleetlou
of Horses and Mules, which they will sell for Cash, or on time
with good approved notes.
Wo havo recently added BuggieB, Wagons and Harness to our Stock
and we intend tokeep up-to-date goods at the best prices.
The following is a list of sorno of the makos of BUGGIES wo
now handle
Courtland, Watertown. Am??. BarWar, Wrcca, Sftaiiil
aril mid Hickory Carriage Co.
ootobor ?8, ?900. FULLER BROS
?Sj
I?
tia U>,V!>W
llfttlll ll ?|I?! lilli
mimw il?lil
For The ?*?e Dee Section;
Do yon contemplate buying Machinery of xauy description ?
Then call on us. We are Manufacturers' agtnts for
Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills, Cotton Grins,
of all maires and are in position to give best prices and
terms to buyers. How about HaiTOWS? Wo
carry in stock Four different makes.
The ACME RIDING HARROW at $10.
The MORGAN ?PADING HARROW at $15.
The SPIKE TOOTH LEVELING HARROW at $12.
The Round and Cutaway DISC Harrows $18 to $20.
And then wc have a Disc Harrow Cultivator, which can be
used both as Harrow and Cultivator.
We are still agents for the celebrated Deering Machinery, and
have a few Mowers yet unsold from last Cur load lot,
which weare offering at $40 each
We sell thc Farmers Friend GRAIN DRILL and have one on
exhibition. See and examine this Grain Drill before you
buy. We guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction.
Wc have a large line of BLLTING-Gandy, Rubber and
Leather. AU of which wc guarantee, both as to price and
quality. It will pay you to sec us before buying,
We carry in stock a large lino of Inspirators, Injectors, Ejec
tors and Brass Fittings of every description and size.
Will bc glad lo servo you, when in need of anything in our
linc.
Very respectfully,
July 25, 1901.
W.-P. BREEDEN,
IS STILL AT THE OLD STAND
Really to Setve bi^ntn?sVlfiU^^ in His line.
Morses and Mules,
Cash, or'on time .With good secusity.
SOLE?AGENT For "Old niokory," "Auburn" and "WJvito
llickory" WAGOJ>u.
Tyson & Jones, Hockney, ftabcook, Rook Hill, Continente!,
Advance and Brown Carriage Co.
' ? ara dimorfo* of ray slook of MUDLES, COLI AH8. C0LLAlt4>?b&
a jd HO 1MB at fpcoiat prices'.
.Ton. 1,1901 g* W.ii?.l