Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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..?,....?...?.?.?*?.??.#??.?*.? ?. .**..?. ft.?????.* ?,#<%,.%??*, *****%t>u**%*?*. li Y S. A. BROWN & ??. OJJlco i Vost of Court House* ,. Fitday Novouibor 1, 1901, MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. - Fou AT n HOUND -W. 0. POWER, P, K. Olio ned Beulah, Boulub, Cot 19 Uounottsvlllo ob, KnColl, Oct 20,21 . Mnttoll Sr. HonuottsviHo Mills, Boroa, Oct aa " Blightsvillo, Antioch, Oot 36,37 North Marlboro, Oot 37,38 ?onuettsvillo Sta, Nov 3,3 Blouhoim ot, Nov. 3,4 Our Town Gorvemmcnt. MAYOR-C. S. McCall ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, 0. K. Exum, John T. Douglas, W. S. Howe. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc? Laurln. Oflicc open daily. POLICE-J. II. Moore. Notice of Court OTIOB IB horoby glvon that the Oourl , , JoE General SOBBIOUB for tho County of Marlboro will conveuo at Bonnottevlllo on tho Third Monday in Novombor teeing the t8bh day thoroof) 1901, and tho Court of Oomnioa PlcaB on the Wednesday uoxt following enid Third Monday in NoTombor (hoing the 3olh day theroof) 1901, at Bon? nctt.ivillo in and for tho county of Marlboro and Statoof South Carolina. All poisons] intoroBtod will tako duo notico thoroof. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court of 0. P. A G. 8. For Marlboro Go., S. O. Oct io, tool.-5 Tax Notice I OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, Bonnoitsville, S. C., Sept 16, 1901. 1110 Books for tho collection of Taxes , for the fiscal year commencing Jan uury ht, 1901. will be open at tho Treas? lier's Office in Boimcltsvillc S. C.. on Tucfd'iy Comber loth, and remain open until December 31st, 1901. afier which tho penalty will bc added ou all Taxes not paid by that date. Kate of ?icvy: State Tax. 5 mills Ordinaiy County, 3 milla Doticioncy, 1 mill Now Jail 1 mill Kouil and Bridges, I mill Constitutional School, 3 mills Total tax lovy : 14 mills SPECIAL SCHOOLS Antioch, 2 mills . Beauty Spot, 3 mills Hennet tsvillo, 3 mills Boykin, 2J milla Bni-hiKvillo, ?* wills Clio, V milli) ?.01;-MM : 1. :.' iiijllii Iv?j?OeN) !>'i'! '.. ? . ? 'M ?nilli? Tal it iii, i m\\? Willig ; milli POLL i/VX Ui Ol'i'J DOLLA K, un nil able bodied male persons from 21 to 60 years of agc. Commutation Hoad Tax $1.00 on ablo bodied mule persons from 18 to 55 yours of ago, or work six (Jays on the publio highways of tho county, J. II. THOMAS, Treasurer Marlboro County. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlboro-Court Coin? ..ton Pleas. J AA?ES A. DRAKE, ns Cloik of Court and Administrator of (ho personal es Into of J. C. Lunceford, decoased, Plaintiff, against JAMES LI.NCF.KORD, FANN?E LUNCKFORD and MAUDE LUNOKFORD, Defendants. 8vmmons tor Relief-Complaint Not Served. To thc Defendants, James Lunceford, Fannie Ltmcolbrd and Maude lance lin d, i Voi? arc herchy Summoned and requir 0(1 to answer I hu com plain? in this notion. Which h filed iii tho offico of tho Clort of tiu; Court ol'Common Pleas in and for i i)o County and State aforesaid, and (0 S'M vc a copy of your answor on the sub scriber at his office in Hcnnettsvillo, 8. C. wilina twenty days after tho service hero ol', exclusivo of tho day of such service ; and if you fail to answor tho complaint within tho limo aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this notion will apply to tho Court for thc : eliot' demanded in tho complaint. Da tod October 2, A, DJ, 1901. ISH?I?."| J. A. DRAKE, Clerk. T. V ROGERS, Plaintiff's Attorney. To //?0 D?fendent (a, James Lunceford, i?innio Lunceford and Maude Lonee* ford, Minor Defendants, and to Ann ll oidor and James Koller, with whom SP id minors reside : You will plcaso toke notico that tho So in mons ul which ibo foregoing isa PO"*? rind tho Complaint in (his action, wt. ?filed in ibo offne of tho dork of tho Co n t of Common Pleas for paid County, in pa id State, at Hcnnettsvillo, on tho cM day of October. A IX, 1901. And you will ake further notice that unices you procuro tho appointment of a Guardian Ad Ut phi lo roprcsent ?-aid minors in said action* tho plumitif will apply to tho court? for an order appointing JuhuVT. Dudley 01 ,-oinc other suhablo and proper person <o bi' (he guardian nd litcm for said infants .'?nd authorizing him lo appear and defend fcftid action on thoir behalf. T. I. ROGERS, Plaintiff a Attorney, Bennettsville, 8. O* ?)cu>'bor2, Dil KM M BER I LUMBER I Any kind you J. M. JACKSON. uly 3, 1900. want. Apply to ?li Eggs--actly--Eggs! ' ^BAHRRD PLYMOUTH IIOCK8. Befit all-round Farmers Fowl tn the world. Choleo Eggs at 600 por Sotting of 13. B. O NEWTON, Tatum, S. O. ?er Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glow and Brushes oan bo bought at lowest prices fit J. T. DoiiftW, PERSONAL. Mr. Leroy Pears ou of Lostor spent Monday in our town Mrs Julia Millie iu visiting friends in Newberry. Hon. J. II. Hudson left yes terday, morning for Columbi?. Mr. J. J. Hood of Key was in town yesterday and called to soe us. Mr. W. Connor of Dillon spout Sunday and Monday In our town with Mr. James Smith. Miss Annie Carlisle is on a visit to Mrs. Wilma Moore How erton at Columbia Wo regret to learn that Capt. B. A. Rogers is confined to his room with a severe cold. i Mrs. J. II Hudson returned I homo last night from a trip to her daughter at Greenville. Miss Annie Ingram of Society Hill is visiting friends in our town Miss Allie Pearson has return ed home from a pleasant trip to tho Raleigh Fair and Fayette ville Mrs. Sue Eastorling lias been spending a few days with her brother Mr. Jasper T. Ea s toril n g at Cash's Depot Miss Jennie who was called homo to Cash's on account of sickness has returned to her studios. Mr. J. M. Brasington took the blue ribbon on both of his ma chines at the Raleigh Fair Ho is at Columbia this week. Miss Mary Black of Red Springs attended tho german here last Friday night, tho guest of Miss Annie May Ricaud Marlboro has a fair delegation at the State Fair but nothing like foi'uotr years. A majority this year are holding back for Char leston. Mr. J. O. Quick of Clio was in town yesterday and culled to see us. No news in his section farm ers blue, but potatoes and syrup aro plenty. We aro pleased to learn that tho littlo son of Mr. Buckrower who M.as accidently run over on Circus day is getting along nico ly. Mr. J. M. Brasington took in the Staie Fair yesterday. Ho says tho crowd was smaller than usual, as was also the agrictural exhibits. A poor crop year will tell. Proud of Her Luck. Somo limo ia Ootolor 1899, Hoi soy Mnl'Gunon. colored, borrowed souio moo cv from tho bank to purohasc more Und, On Inst Friday the tact dollar duo was p'd, aud the President Mr. D. D. MoColl lian led tho woman the morl gage ?bo had given os security. She waB proud of tho iu .u l i! , ii'!.' iii proud ofihjj tri'u'tuou 1 finch iuul litmo (iii ow ii lioi ii tho bink, |!nn?l tb - liicd and olih ,-i ind tri goingo in thy' i butti id' ciion? y io ber. I .... .... .. Otu Pey ular Balfe, i * wo most heartily congramitte our pop ular baker Mr. Schulz on bis success aud wbioli bas warranted him in purchasing a delivery wagoo for tho accommodation of bin many oustomors hero, at Monheim Clio, MoOoll, Tatum and Choraw. The best of tread, oakop, pies and tho other dainties uro alway* fresh. Ho in always roidy to (ill oidora for parties, woddines. &o. Send your orders to ll F. Schulz, and you will got what you want, A Ohaiioe for Agents Mr. II, W. Finlayson U now living in New Yoik, supplying over 200 morohauta in North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor gia Florida and Texan good?. Ile U wide awako end in tho huniuoct part of tho city whero all the now thing? drat ur? off urcd. Mon, wotnon. boya, girl?, diairlnjr to ongage io money making ahould write him, na ho baa a department for gotting and supplying agonta with rueful fast noll? iug articles that oan ho aold iu ovory houso or to evory one you weet Good chanco to doal with a reliable Agente' Da pertmont aad mako uomo money. Mr. Finia} DU'S addroas is $45 Broadway, Now York, N. Y. A Sad Accident. On Thursday night inot, Joseph Jackson, son of tho lato J. R. Jackson of Red Hill, while out hunting with two of his rotativos in Poe Doe Swamp below Hunt's Bluff mot a shocking death. Ho was cutting down a tree with a dead top which in fulling turned back and caught him. crushing his hoad and spattering his brains around. Hie compan ions rushed to him, but ho never spoke Death was immediate. Ho was a bright youth of 17 years, and hud many friends in that sec tion who ny in pat h i/o with his widowed mother. Tho funoral sorviccs woro hold at Salem Cem etery on Saturday morning at ll o'clock, Rov. J. E. Heard ofliciu ting. A? vaccination pro/onto itnall po* and quinine chilla und Suvae, aa TupTUINA 1 proventa and counteract* tha effect* of the Bummer'? heat, muoh droadod by mother? with ?mall children. THB'flilNA r? Hevea the many troubles Inoidont to tooth in? and the hot oummava, and no mothar ls ezouaahlo for not giving it, for lt conti only 35 cents at druggist; er mall 35 cent? to 0. J. M?fiett, M D. tit. Louis, Mo. WHAT'S YOU? vAom WOUTXIP Sometimes a fortune, but never, it you have a sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin,-all signs of Liver trouble. JJut Dr. King's New Lite Pills give Clear Skin, Hosy Cheeks, Rich Complexion. Only 25 cents at J. T. Douglas & Bro. Card ot Thanks, Wo wish to heroby oipiets our heart felt appreciation of the urirtMrfod sympa thy and ktndnotm so generally extended to ua In regard to our recent aflllotton and bereavement. J. T. 8Unton ?nd fatally, tambar 8, 0., Oct art iyoi. TOWN A NV COUNTY NEWS. - Next/ Monday is salosday and we expoot a largo crowd. .* Hick predicts sovoro wea thor for Novomber - To day is all Saints Day and to-morrow is all Souls Day. - Tho Fair at Fayetteville opens next Wednosday. Low rates by rail - Tho stoiro of Pipkin & Mo Collum at the Cotton Mill is ; closed up. - Eggio Johnson colored, dlod Friday and was buriod Sat urday. - Tho criminal docket for Court is a largo one-four casos for homicide. - The gorman given at tho Grange Hali last Friday night was well attended. -The Ladies of the Methodist will serve fresh oysters at the Jennings homestead on Monday next. Everybody invited. Cheraw had a m ur o on Fri day last Willie Smith shot Sal lie Leach-both colored. Smith escaped. - We learn that the Jury Box for this year was prepared undor tho old law. If not so iii all pro bability there will bo no jail cleaning beforo April. 3^"W. P. COVINGTON is in tho markot to buy seed. Seo him beforo you buy or sell your, meal. I wear good clothes that fit wear and look well becaauso Mittle makes thom. Kinghnm's Reliable Hams and Breakfast Bacon cnn always be found fresh at W. M. Rowe's. (J3gr* See thoso high grade ready made sheets 90X90 $1.2? a pair at Mittle's store. -Mason's Fruit Jars and Rub bers at W. M. Rowe's. B@gT* Buy your millinery from Mittle's store and save money. ! Mittle pleases you or refunds your money. Just received a frosh lot of can Shrimps, Lobsters and Deviled Crabs, at W. M. ROWES. _JL_1_1 Card o? Thanks. The ladloa of tho Methodist Ohuroh who euterpriaad tho "Moot Court" wish to oxproBS thoir regretn for tho adjourn. m mt on Friday night iSth. At that nt ag o lt had passol entirely out of their hands and they would hnvo had it flnished lt it had hoon lvft to thom, but nf te J tho eplon did and eucoassful conolaaiou ou Tuesday night the 22nd, and tnkiug luto coosidur? ntlon tho Mino it eonsuraod, wo aro of tho opinion that tho adjournment was wiso and thai/ tho casa oould not possibly havo boon finished at auy roasonablo hour a- d vr 13 rfiprot tv-*/ anyone should hov?? hoon iitoiippointvd iiti a great desi >? lim] wink li;>tt bven il :>'?-; by thom in order ti> ii.ii h t!|i> entn/ttliiwnortt, They with . ; ox'e. d U -:r bearii Jilt Ui?nk?i to tito "0 >\\ Oflleiivl?, I ju(orv, tho ". itn?><iot, thu oroevdn yi'lti) gv\'/vi u,:? p ttioaugo. i<nd tu cloning they dceiro to thank tho Judgo who presided with Buohdolight to all, mid to tho lawyors who gave so inuoh of their time and by tholr wit aad humor added so much to tho sucoesa of tho enterprise. ?nd to tho editors of the Alvooati and Domoorat, who bavo BO kindly holpod thom through the OJIUUUIB of thoir respectivo papera. Go 111 t? Out of Business Khowhoro in this paper will be found the Announcement I hut .Mr. ll. Lee Kirk wood, owing to tailing health, has boen to reed to givo up niorohundizing and will olese out his rnunnmith stock at . COST. His nt nek is not only largo but varied and f?ll of bargains in all lines. lt is au op portunity that doos not ofteu como to trot supplies for winter, at low prices. Mr. Kirkwood has boen in buMiiens a lon? time and we regret to eco him retiro as a meiohant and cotton buyor. Rend bis advertisement and go at once if you would secure supplies cheap. Don't You Love Flowers? It so, and yon want some pretty pots of all sizes in which to place them, call at thc Hardware store and you can bo suited. Stepped Into Live Coalt. "When a child I burned my foot frightfully," writes W. H. Ends, ol Jonesville, Va., "which caused horrible leg sores for 30 years, but Bucklen's Ar nica Salve wholly cured me after every, thing else tailed." Infallible lor Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises and Piles. Sold by J T Douglas & Bro. at 25c. Tot Causes Night Alunit. '.One night my brother's baby was taken with Croup," writes Mts. J. C Snider, ot Crittenden, Ky., "it seemed lt would strangle bet?re we could get a doctor, so we gave il Dr. King's New Discovery, which gave quick relief and fiermanenlly cured lt. We always keep t in the house to protect our children from Croup and Whooping Cough. lt cured me of a chronic bionchialtrouble that no other remedy would relieve," Infallible for Coughs. Colds. Throat and Lunjj troubles. 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at J. T. Douglas &, Bro See those Jackets and oapes at Mittle's store-biggest line in town. - Jost rocoived a lot of New Oatoh Mnokere), ia kits and bar rels? They aro fino. W. M. Rowe's. ?-afc-O .-?. FOR SALK-Hy rcsldenoo and Lota at monheim. Apply to Hrs It P( MoMil ian, Blenheim, 8. 0. A Night of Torror "Awful anxioty was felt for tho widow of tho bravo General Burnham of Mach ins, Mo . when tho doctors enid sho would dio (Vom pneumonia before morning,'' WritOS Mn?. S. TI. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night? but sho boggod for Dr. King's New Discovery,, whioh ha?) more than onie saved her Iii 0. mid ou red her of Consumption. After toking, she slept all night. Further uso entirely oured hor. This marvelous mrdieino i* ?tiaranteed toouro all Throat, Chest and ung Diseases. Ody SOo and $1.00. For salo by J. T. Doun tuft & Uro. ?l&LZG O VU NOTES. Tho hOui (br evening sorvices nt lin , < 'ituelu: , . now / o'olook. iii luuuLbig, nt Ibu Baptise pburobj y very Tburnday ivonlng at 7.00. Tho > prayor meeting at tho I Mothodl'it ohu.tob la hold ovory Wodnos* da) ovoiilui al ; 00. Tho publlo Invited, l'rt' i'h. Roosevelt was 43 rs ole! '.'ti Monday. .. / ir s WORK. . i riled at the residence of the, bride's ii! Mr. Y. Moore, near ibo Burnt Factor) Wednesday at 130 p in, ld . J V . A ria ll, Mr. JAB LcGet ol i i. Marion county, Mid Miss Lizzie Pearl ?Jooic You Kaow What You uro Taking Whoo you aro tako Groves TUSIUICHB Chill Tonic buoauso tho formula iu plainly givon on ovory b.tilo allowing that it ia ni inply Iron and Quinine iu n tatstoliibs form No ouro- no pay. Prioo 50. Unolalmod Lottora. Li Horn addrnssed to tho following moued p inonu romain noodled for at tho pout oillco in Bo mettsvil?o :. Men's Lisi. Jamos MoNoil, .Too M .tison, Milos Mooro, Bowls Hollina, I mao Bookar, Sntnuol Cai tor, Qcergo Boaton; Al bort A Anon .--;-rTT~;,':t Womon's List. Mra J. A Leo, Poarl Bonton 2, llattlo Allon, Mina Alloo Alford, Su ia-i O ?von?. Tho Host Propagation for Malaria. Uh i lin and Kc vor is a hottlo of GrovoV TastcluH Chill Tonio. It is simply iron and qniaino in a tnstoloBtt Corin, No euro-no pay, Prioo ?oo. - Louis McColl, tho colored brick mason who for some timo was employed on tho now church here, died suddenly (ri Florence on the 28th. t&" Pipos and Smokers Supplies in .'lidless variety can lie found at J. T. Douglas'. Tli8 World's Greatest Fever Medicine. Johnson's Tonio does in a day what slow Quinino oannot do in len diys Ils splendid cures tire in (-triking contrast with ibo feeble euroa made bv Quinine. If you arc uttorly wretched, take u thorough course of Johnson's Tonio and drivo oui every trace of Malamt poison ing. Tho wiso insure (heir heal t h by using Jonn-son's Chill an 1 l'a vor Tonic It costs ?O ccnls il it cure?, uot ono cent if it does not. Mittle appreciates your pat ronage treats the trade all right and does the business. CUVOB Eozoniu & Holling Fuuiovs Through tho 131ooct--Oo8t3 Nothing to Try lt. B B. B. (B.tonio Blood Balm) isa certain and sure euro for cczotn a, itehiuir skin, humors scabs, cou les, w.iiory b?sleiv piulidos, aching bones or joints, boils carbuncled, prickling pnin in lim skin, old eating sores u?cors, clo Botanic, Blood Bulm cures tho worst and mos! doO pr Rpo ted oases by combing purifying .?nd v??nl?7?n>? ?ho I.IAA.I thriivihv riving .i * i * .. f 11 y Mood n|i? .,' : ' ''...>'? in. Otln'n . . 150 t; .. ipii.- r.clic.V ? b A .11 \ II-'W ililj (Minis heal ' '.'v-.'i;, ,-:... i- iVa.J i? itv I I '.?<?. rlfifi iv/ Of hr ii h IC ' ' 11 .!,.? nf..) 1 loi't :int nomi ir/ F.-p-opiilj:' advised ;or i.Ul 1 b?jiiihjl'? ?ti* -. b . '. j-.h'-.Ti'utl Ul ..?o' .'' .1 :. ? tiud ; ?-.MIU wilting Dr. Oilam 213 Mitchel Si , Ai lauta 0,1, Describe trouble and I'JOO ni id * ical adyicc given Have Miltie make you a suit and wear good clothes that ht. We offer First-class I Horse Wagons comnleto at $25-Spot Cash- Hardware Co. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF MARLHORO, COURT Ol' COMMON IM,iOAS. FRANCIS B. GUISON as Administrator of thc Personal Instate ol N. II. John son, deceased, Plaintif!, affaiblit MIRANDA AHAMS. Wash Adams, Joseph Adams and others, D?tendants, , Jxuhjmcnl of Fonlosurc timi Sith'. ? N obedience lo (he Judgment ot Fore 1 closure granted in the above entitled ac'ion, I will olVr for sale Indore the (Jouilhouse doiir in B;nnott*.villo, to the highest bidder, on the lir*t Monday in November n< xt, during loga! sale hours Ai.I. the following pieces, parcels or tracts ol land, situate in the county ol Marlboro in the State aloresaid, that is lo say : One tract containing FORTY -SJX ACRES, more or leis, bounded by lands [of Goodwin Barrentinc, Mary Peele and the North Carolina State, and being the same herctolore conveyed lo thc lale Henry Adams by C. P Townsend as Commissioner in Equity, One oilier tract containing FIFTY ACRWS, more or less, bounded by lands ot Robert Peele and Carolina Sneed lands ot Ebenezer Waters. Estate lands of Cornelius Newton and lands ol others and being the same conveyed to [Ien'r'y Adam? by John Waters, by deed dated the 13th day ot September A D. 1881. TERMS OF SALK-One-half Cash, the balance on a credit ot 12 months ; the ?credit portion to bear interest Irom the day ot sile and secured by bond ot the purchaser and a mortgage of premises, the purchaser to pay lor all necessary papers a <d revenue stamps, and upon his failure to comply with his bid, the premis?s to bc resold at his risk on the [same or some subsequent salesday. J A. DRAKH, OlorkV October ?, i?pi. Farms For Sale WILL SELL MY FARM (355 acres) In Adamsville township, this county, located on thc Gibson Branch ACL R. R. at Newtonville Depot. Good five room dwelling, large barn, out buildings tenant houses. Near to churches and schools. Healthy community. At the depot there is a nice dwelling and large store house. On this tarni is a 20 acre pasture with a never-failing stream run ning through it. This is a big bargain, I have also several linc farms noar by that I will sell on good terms. See me il you want a bargain in good larming lands or a fine business stand. li. D. NEWTON. Newtonville, S. ? , Oct. 16, 1901, IL.TON MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law and Probato Judge. Ooloo In Ooart ??ou??, ll HI T III; ," ?M??'U ULI Ul' lil. V ? ; ; TO MY HEALTH I am forced to close ont my business ! possible, and to this end I offer to the public my M||RE MAMMOTH STOCK OF GOODS -AT ACTUAL COST. Al L t Hi. 7/ NEW GOODS I NO OLD STUFF I Salo |o commence Monday, October 21st, \ li ! i .>.>..' lillie until tho Stock is disposed of or sold. SPOT <: V T ALES-POSITIVELY NO GOODS Ol? ARGED [ thin . ! ndi<8 nnd G ctn le tuen, one und ?1!, ol' this county for their liberal I : M i:: ,. ,i \wh thov hnvo given mo, and to return my appreciation ?nd iv,. ?j iJi/u'A . WILL OFFER AH?V14 AT COST I R? L# KIRKWOOD. Proprietor^ Bcnnetlsvillo Dry Goods and Millinery Co, ':. r, iX'H-o i t tit t? git i u al- nt o ivi t< ;?t prose n i i hf, to be . . ..,," . .?fi. I\>r \ .i \ nihill All pi ? v st ' ! i's i. ..;btou vo? ?.. ? ...w; tiooL/uiti/, tiol.es or mort gages urns! i.;ill and settle same before Nov. 1st 1901. Il L. KIRKWOOD, PuoriUBTOR Oct. 10, ?901. Bonnottsvillo D. G. nnd M. Co. TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING, WITH CELLAR 29x94; feet. (\>, nor- ??nest stand in town for business. J. T. DO 110 J A fi ?BM A. C. DOUGLAS. lin 9 .Prac Heal Pharmacists and Dealers in g%c I|| i ? g s and patent Medicines, Plain and Faiioy Stationery and Schoo ' Supplies. GLASS and PUTTY. F?NE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. aer Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hoars thhd guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and at rrasonali/c prices. i full line Carden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for -patt liberal patronage wc solicit a continuance of same. i T wtm iti ? ntl n h u limmm ? III ult .1 lip iuftrs^ IS iii HELP WW I 'IMUS 1 A Wo lvi i put op bs Our nus . :; ; SON WHEN HOUSEKEEPERS ll AVK THO Uli LE TO '00 FROM SPOILING, ?nd uro ?uroly puswlod what t-? ?1 ?. i ?iftl I Como nnd nco our Stock of Prepared OANNKD GOOD i ? euit tho Hot Weather Contingencies, FOR BREAKFAST. W? i ,\ Buckwheat, Maple Syrup, Ont m al, Salt Fish, I leniiny;; Wreak fast lhtcon, Voil Loaf, Tri pi?, loaf, B ine Cihclcet), liam Loaf, Tia, C?lfe?, Hananas and Oranges. FOR DINNER V < have Flavored Soup, Coi n and Heans, Tum a I "cs and Ok jit, Honst r.oef, Ham, Macearoui, Cheese, Peas, ?ytuslard >nuco, Cornet! liam. Crail barry Matice, F i it m INjddi'ig? Jcllios, Apples, Nota. Raisins, Putins. FOR SUPPER (! : >tv< Oysters, Sliced Hani, Chicken, Corned Hoof, ?;,M\ ago. Crackers, Shreded Codfish Wafers, .' h i l-.; Simlinns, Cherries, Fears, Postum Cereal. "-0; I Ci o o <^ ix by fevJ supply ol' Canned Goods, Pickles, and Dainties are of TUM . it . ,apply your wants. W. M. ROWE, He it net Ovillo, V. %mi AV A 1 Regulates thc t?nwcli, Sire??ti?oi.i (he Chj?dj ftl.ikci Teething t:a$y. TEGTH?NA R?lkvss the Bowel I'rcuMcs of Children of f w?L. (Teething Powders) . , , - Costs only 2i) carts at Dniggisls, ANY ACE, ' '.; Ornintl25co?t? too. J. MOFFETY, M. UM ST. LOUIS. mm iii AT STRAUSS' STABLE DEPOT . mm a Milles anil Horsc?e A i i i l wiil continue to keep them for sale, ISlOtilio.^ ^ill be Mi8roprc8ontcd and you can rely on FAIR, sn:A [JNG?. ubrti?TV 1001. ?.-..-.I VI V A H6Me For Salo. SlvVEN ROC VI COTTAGE, com lort ably I hUhed, fine location in E^t Bennetts^ Ile, ,'attics residing; in tlic connu/i : i oVf.iiingto move to town lor school privil?ges will find it profitable ti) c ill )> .?i. t ids office lor terms. ?:r VV. ilOi'Ci?B?i^ . Jt ? fUtoruey at Lft'W, Bonnottsvillo; S. 0. j Otfio j r.j l>av!iagton street near Postal T?.i<>f;rfi;.l omeo. : J^rtllftTyi 18Q?? Three Papers One Year Kicli, only 50 - WEEKLY TIIVTES. RICHMOND, VA., Now Only 60 Gents A Yonr, and includes absoltitV.ly free TUB PARAGON MONTHLY, New Y ak, TltB FARM JOUKNAI., Philadelphia. The Daily and Sunday Timas, including Farm Journal and Paragon Monthly, Now only $3 per year. Or 2$ cts per month by mail, Address TUM TIMK?, ? Richmond, Va, vm? Wm cpr ."{ie-'MT '< \^*T?Z*-*****'^' UK DH OOM i's sometimes increased by IJWAUI'Y a bcd diffewnt in material I rb t ii tire other furniture. Where tliis is thc case om. ot our handsome M ET Als BEDS will R?VC th : b'< ?,t ci?cct with the smallest ?re (J! looney. They are very lb di ii ?iv nod finely finished. bcd . made. I have a large ht ol Oal;, Golden Oak, rthd Iv, .Tml Thtce Piece Bedroom J To put <4A Movo on Trade" I have "marked till my stock down' und can give you ATTRAC TIVE P HICKS ON ANYTHING YOU WANT In tho lTurniUU'o lino. -o li miro ?ive ex pend i t ai 11?.t ic ! SH ont;' ' ?i.'Vnbi tiru Asl; |jV< Nuiles. lill. Will take (jmit pleasure in show fit (j my (food*. CALL AND L002C O VICK MY JAN E Very Respectfully, G. W. Waddill. iiloi.H.ii^i?v, c.; 0? ' ?.;. i-.w)i ^ SA A XkJk MJ!d4 JSLtSL DEALERS IN Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons And Harness, AFT KU THIS DATE, and during tho oniiro Trading Season will keep their STABLES" WELL FILLED with a ohoico solomon of Horses and Mules, which they will soil for Cash, or on titV}0, with good approved notes. Wc have recently added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to our Stock and wo intend tokeop up-to-dato goods at tho best prices. Thc following is a list of sorao of tho makos of BUGGIES we now randie CoiiWlttud, Watertown, Amen, ItniLour, Wrccn, Stand ard and Hickory Carriage Co. October i3, 1900. ? 'FULLER BEOS HEAD-QUARTERS FOR HARDWARE or The Pee Dee Section. I if A j m willi lill W Vt I; aro j i: ii U'.'tivo.l A ..O^jj* LOAD of the celebrated l and 2 horse RUSSEL WAGONS Every one of which are guaran teed. - WIS OFFEK One Horse Wagons (complete) at only $25.00 Two Horse Wagons, with 2 inen tiro, at $45.00 WE ALSO CARRY - A lilliJTI? LlNii OP HARNESS AND III?IMIRS, .o-o Wo very respectfully solicit, at lens!, a portion ol your pa t rouage, and arc don fid ont we will please both as to Price omi Quality. Will be glad to have you call ami inspect our stock * Yours truly H> ?." TOD? Au?' lo, 1001. Benuettsvtlle Hlopeltg Works, F. E, ROWE, MAN\?Kit? - D?VALMR IN AND MANU FACT U R IC R OK Ceiling, Flooring, Siding, Brackets/ Balusters, Newels, &c? BH? MANUAL OP ALL KINDS, IL? YOU AUK ?N NE KD OF any kind of LUM B KR, . angil or dressed, wc would bc glad to have you call at our MILL and look over stock. AT TH 13 OLD STAND An nd Pi opa j ed to fill at Short Notice - Orders for - Cypress and White Fine Sash, na ara and Blindai A r Ho i TOM PRICKS. Wo F.OU no Bhoddy work, or mlpn-fltn. y Shops oo Moduli street near rcnldcnco. ?. V. POWK1W, Jab 31, t8yS lionne tt fi ville, 8, 0, Valuable Property For Sale' Cheap. "TWO vabijrbla lo:>- In Ea?it Boouettavlllo. I O.10 cou'.fthtR n ?ocd dwelling with 8 looir.v a ?trie bali and 3 po:cbta Tho och?tf In a Cottage with 4 toorna a nail and two porobcp. Apply at this oflloo. A. Bargain for Somebody. IWILL SELL CHEAP POU CASH? cr on timo to tho tight man, Two 60 eaw Hull Odin with Feeder? and Oondcn?rr8. oil completo, One Aomo Coito'i Pren?, 125 feet thdehed Slinftlng, Lot o? Pulleyi; mid Hubb y, AM. in good limning order. Reason for telling I wleh to put in larger mo tit. W. M. SMITH. DonnettavUlo, July 25, 1901. We Feed The Hungry? WHEN In town and you want a good meal, rom<inter wa ean torvo yen, A good meal for 250. Rettnuranl north of tho Market. H. J. BRAVBOt,