The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, November 15, 1901, Image 3
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BENNJllTT?VILLE, S, G,
?Y S. A. IIHOWI & ?O,
Of?lco Wost of Court House.
Fitday Novonibor 15,1001.
Our Town Gorvernmcnt.
M AYOR-C. S. McCall
ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, 0. E.
Exum, John T, Douglas, W. 8. Howe.
CLERE & TREASURER-Milton Mc
Laurin. Office open dally.
POLICE-J. H. Moore.
t., .' " ' .?.??, , <<\>ii.?
Marlboro Oounty O?oers,
. SHERIFF-J. B. Groon i
CLERK OF CLERK-J. A. Drake
JUDGE OF PROBATE-M. MoLaurin
. CORONER-0. F. Coviogtou
SUPERVISOR-M. E. Coward .
SUPT. EDUCATION-NV, L. Stauton
TREASURER-J. II. Thomas ..
AUDITOR-E. S. Carlisle
SKNATOR-Knox Livingston
RBPRBSKN PATIVES-J. 0. Dunbar, J.
0^0?mpb?Ut ll. li. Freeman.
Directory of Bennettsville Lodges
CONSOLIDATED LODOE NO. 15, K. ol
P., moots ovory Mouday oveuiog at 7.30
o'olook. '
W. Turlington, C 0.
0. J. Lido, IC of II. & S.
MARLBORO LODGE No. 88, moots at
Bennctt8villo, Friday evening, on or be*
lore each full moon nt 8 o'olook,
J, F. Kinney, NV. M.
J. T, Dudloy, Secretary.
County Masonic Directory.
MARLBORO CHAPTER NO. 30 lt. A.
M., moots nt Bonnottsvillo on tho second
Friday of each month.
Hobt Chaffin, ll. P.
II, E. Stooklon, Scorotary.
EUREKA LODOE NO. 43, A. F. M.,
?noots at .MoColl, oach Saturday after*
iioon, bofore thc full moon.nt 4 o'olook.
AURORA LODGE NO. 33, A. F. M.,
moots at Clio, Saturday on or after each
full moon at 3 o'olock, p. m.
J. T. Stanton, W. M.
J. E. MoLcod, Secretary.
Bennetts ville Church Directory.
METHODTST-C. B. Smith, P. C.
Sunday school 4-00 p. m. Preaching at
11.00 a m. and 8.00 p. m. Prayor meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at 4.00 o'olock.
SuperiuUndonl Sunday school, Phil. A.
Hodges.
BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor.
Sunday sohoo) at 10.00. Pronohing Sun
day nt 11.00 a. m., and 8 00 p. m. Prayer
mooting Thursday ovoning at 8 o'olook.
ijuporintondonl of Sunday school, II. W
Carroll.
PRESBYTERIAN- Rev. il. W. Burwoll.
Pastor. Prenehing every Sunday at ll a.
m. , and 8 00 p. m. Prayor meeting on
'?"'Vrsdny oftovnoon at 4 o'olook. Sunday
j. ool, ni !'i iii \- ui, Bu'pc?in'ehdeut ol'
ool. J. T. Du ili.v.
'i;.iiCoi'.M.-- i?.,:v. o. VV littyttj ?teetor,
iehlng,every notUm'd ai >l loo?Mt .-ttuidhy
<J .J a ni , aiid .'loo i>, >u. Sunday
Honool at 9 30 a. m. Dr, J. A, iaiuou,
Sufiorintondout.
. County Church Directory.
Bennettsville Circuit Appointments
REV. J. W. ARIAILL, P. C.
I/first Sunday-lin. m., Pine Grovo*
I 3 p. m., Smyrna.
?Second Sunday, ll a.m. MoColl.
3 p. m, Doouty Spot.
Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pino Grove,
3 p. m, Smyrna.
Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. McColl,
3 p. m. Beauty Spit.
Blenheim Circuit Appointments.
JtKV. J. E. HEARD, P. C.
hirst Sunday, Hebron ll a.m.
Ebonczor 3>30 p. m.
Socond Sunday, Parnassus ll a. m..
Bethlehem 3.30 p. m
Third Sunday, Hebron ll a.m.
Zion 3.30 p. m.
Fourth Sunday Parnassus 11a.m.
*' Bethlehem 3 30 p. m.
Clio Circuit Appointments.
REV. T. M. DENT, P. C.
Clio-1st and 2nd Sundays ll a. m.,
3d and 4th Sundays 3.30 p. m.
Mo ulah -1st and 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m.
3d and 4ih Sundays ll a. m.
Sunday behool overy Suuday 10 a. m.
A FIENDIBH ATTACK.
An attack was lately made on C. P.
Collier of Cherokee Iowa, that nearly
proved fatal. It came through his kid?
neys. His back got so lame he could not
stoop without great pain, nor sit in a
chair except propped by cushions. No
remedy helped him until he tried Klee?
trie Baters which effected such a won?
dcrlul change that he writes he teels like
a new mau This marvelous medicine
cures backache and kidney trsublc, purl
lies the blood and builds up your health.
Only 50c at J. T. Douglas & Bro.
li ~ Flowers !. .Flow( *^0.
Mrs. J no S. Moore halo Ibnii?
lot of Geraniums, Begonias
Ferns, Palms and other plants,
woll rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings 25c per dozen.
? ? -? ? .
fcjgF" Read every page,
Yes, read every line,
For by this gau^o
It may pay for time.
?.xi iva min
LUMBER !
Any kind you
w tnt. Apply to
J. M. JACKSON.
July 3, 1900.
Eggs--actly--Eggs !
HARUED PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Dont nil round Farmora Fowl in tho world
Choice Eggs nt 600 por Setting ot 13.
E. 0 NRWTON, Tatum, S. O.
?@r Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glau
nd Brushes cnn be bought At lowen
rices at J. T. Douglas'.
PERSONAL. ,
Mr. Graham Matheson of Oho
raw was in town yesterday.
Ex Judge C. P. Townsend
spent Monday in Columbia.
Mr. Lonnie Bolton left Tues
day for Jacksonville, Pla,
Mr. John E&storllng spent Sun
day at Tatum with his parents.
Wo return hearty thanks to
Mr. Thoa A. Pearson of Smith
ville for favors. /
Mrs. D. C. McRno and child
ren have been visiting relatives
at Dillon.
Mr. B. R. Eastorlingof Cash's
spent Tuesday night and Wed
nesday wtih us.
Miss Mattie McLaurin of Mc
coll has been visiting Mrs. W.
W. Pato of our towu.
Mr, Ebenezer Adams, a olovor
farmer of Lester was in Satur
day. No special news in his sec
tion.
Mr. C. W. Croslaud is going
to move to town and will occupy
tho new cottage next door to J.
P. Gibson.
Mr. Warren Allen a well
lenown drummer aud X? ^rmerly a
clerk in our town, WP.Z doing tho
trade Wednesday.
Mr. J. A. Polston, of Clio sec
tion was up Monday and called.
Good mon like him never fret be
ca.use crops aro short.
Mr. Cliff B. Crosland, now at
Mr. C M. Weatherly's will open
up business at R. L. Kirkwood's
Stand the tirst of January.
Mr. V/. D. Baxloy, watchman
at tho Red Bluff Mills, was up
Saturday and called. This mill is
doing a tine business now
Mr. A. B. Bryant of Judson
section was up Saturday and call
ed. He says farmers are blue
over short crops, but thankful
that thoro will be plenty of some
thing to eat
Mr. J. A. Drake our popular
Clerk of Court in coming out of
his house one night last week,
fell aud sprained his leg, which
necesitated the use of crutches
for several days.
Dr. Barlow Breedon, now of
Sumter has been spending a few
days hare with his mother and
brothers. Tho Dr is in line health
and is making a success of his
profession-dentistry.
Mr. W. D. Parish, an old Heb
ronito now living in Sumter,
came over Friday and remained
until Wednesday. Ho is pleased
with his new homo ana is making
a handsome living. His old friends
here were glad to meet him again
- Rov. C. B. Smith will deliv
er a lecture or educational ad
dress at tho Tatum Academy
this afternoon at3 o'clock. Every
body invited; Troo U: all.
I A Klov/'j/ r?M'.? tt.iby g.how;
j ? i \\\Ui Vue? }''v;j;-'..'stci? thrift by*'
.itv dy ot'? elvan ??? t Uh t tho la;Jicjii,
t<?ei ii| ''FliiWor ?nd Badly !
IShow." Other towna nutt great
pleasure nnd 'entertainment in
them and why not hore? Prizes
for each could bo given and a
small admittance iee would pay
all expenses and furnish aud eve
ning of rich entertainment.
GRADED SCHOOL CHAPEL
Tuesday Night. Nov- 19,1901.
- PROGRAM -
1. Music by tho Cheraw Quartette j
2. A Pantomime-The Japanoto
Wedding.
3. Music by the Cheraw Quartette
4. A Farce entitled "lei on Parlo
Fran?ais.,"
Reserved Seat on sale ot the ?tore ot
the Bennetsville {)rug Co.
Reserved Scats; t 35 cen??
General Admission - 25 centfe
Children - io cents
Not 80 Hare.
An English author onco wroto:
"No shade, no shine, no fruit, no
flowers, no leaves,-November!"
Wo are having all in their beauty
and tho plowman's nong thrown
in fora finish. Beautiful bracing
November 1
CUPID'S WORK.
Married ? on Sunday afternoon
at tho residonco of Mr. J. P. Gib
son in this town and by the same,
Mr. Willio Grant and Miss Corrio
Lewis-all of this county,
***
Mr. Sam Coward and Mfrs Mary
Clark of Smithville wore married
ono day last woek.
Married at tho rosidenoo of tho
bride's parents in this town on
Thursday morning November 14th
1901 ot 7:30 by Rev. Rufus ford,
Mr. Huon L. M0C0LL, the young,
Eopular cushier of Bank of Marl
oro and Mina Gabrielle Drake,
tho accomplished daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Brak?. It wa?
a quiet marriage and aftor tho
ceremony tho happy couple wore
driven to tho Coast Lino Depot
whore thoy took tho 8.10 train for
a trip north.
The November Meteors.
This is tho month tho notrono
mers toll un to expect a swarm ol
motcors. The display was in 186V
and they argue that the return
! takes placo in 34 years. The pro
per timo includes yesterday, to
duy and to morrow, between mid
, night and dawn* If tho weathoi
bo clear look at tho nort heu?torn
heavens.
I FOR SALE-My reoldonoo and Loti
t at Blenheim, Apply to Ur? H. Fi UoMtij
lau, BhmLelta, 8, 0,
TOWN COUNTY NEWS.
-- AU ready for Court
- Today ia "Arbor Day."
- Tho hay harvest is ovor
Golatine at W. M. Rowo's.
- Plant more turnips and cab
bago
- Seo J. P. Brcodou for soed
oats and poavino hay
-~ Farmers busy with potatoes
aud poas.
f?" Buokwheat and Maple
syrup at W. M. Rowe's.
- Mr J F. Breedon wants a
few good wood cutters
Full oreara cheese and butter
at W. M. Howe's.
- Jake says Tuesdays are tho
lucky days for rain
S3?T Freeh Mince Meat at
W. M. Rowe's
- We havo seen some nico sec
ond crop Irish potatoes
Geo P. Ides great dollar
shirts at Mittle'? store, swell pat
terns.
- Carp fishing in tho Pee Deo
is furnishing good sport for the
boys
Full line ot dross goods and
silk? at Mittle'? etoro.
- Do you want a farra in Robe
son county, if BO write Mr. ?. F.
McRae at Maxton
Men aud boy hats all
shapes and colors at Mittles store.
- Brayboy will sorvo fresh
oysters during court week-Nor
folk's best.
Heinzs white wiue and cider
vinegar at W. M. Rowe's.
At Mittles Store you get the
best values for the least money.
Court opens next Monday
at 9.80--with Judge Buchanan
on tho Bench.
Fresh Raisins, Currauts and
Citron at W. M. ROWU'H.
- Bring along your turkeys,
farmers, our Bon netty ville fol Ks
want thom for Thanksgiving day.
Soo Mittles stook of Jack
eta Coate ami Capes it means now
stook now stylos for less money
than you eau buy thom elsewhere.
- Advertisers will please hand
in changes on Friday afternoon.
Tho days aro so short we must |
have all the time possible.
?BTApples, liunanuas, Oranges'
and ether kind of fruits at
W. Mi Rowo's.
Lownio's Candy for salo at j
< W. M. Rowo's,
- Don't forgot the entertain
ment in the Graded School Chap
ol next Tuesday ?veniug, 19th of
Novorabor. Soo programme in
another col ?,v,n
--.Thero way :tu alu rm of li yo
Wednesday ii lit about M o'clock
but thniiks to prompt action, ho
serious lons occured. lt wat) at
Mrs. ?i; N. Woaihorly%
Fire at Dillon.
Tho town of Dillon suffered its
first tire Weduesduy morning. A
blook of business |IOUBOS valued at
$15,000 was burned; insurance
$6,000. Tho losers are Braoy,
Whittington, Brit, Hamilton, Cul
breath and Bruzzoll.
A Crazy Runaway.
Oo Tuesday morning, Mr. Sidney
Du pro's ?hito fwced" "oriel horso oroatod
aueu?a?ion. Ho got frightened at somo
thing in Mr. Jaokeon'4 lot, and fora
timo it boko! like li?'meant to kill him
self, but after smashing the vohielo ovor
I .another, ho took tho road for homo and
i wasn't loos about it.
Hit, But Not Hurt.
Last Saturday littlo Thomas Leitch
Watson, son of Mr. J. lt. Watson of
Beauty Spot section wan aeoidontly shot
by Mr. L. D Man.?hip while bird hunt
jinn. Tom happened to ho passing just aa
.Mr. Maoship fired. Ho was 35 yards oif
aud was not seen until he reported he had
boen hit. Thc ?hot were small and tho
distance broke the taroo, as only two eu ?
torod tho skin under hit neck and nine
-imply graced the body. Ho was at
eohool Monday.
Best Coffee and Toa iu town at
W. M. Rowe's.
Pottum Cerial tho great
j substitute for 0 >ffoe for norvoue
pooplo at W. M. Rowu's.
Homo Grown Rust Prooi
seed oats at C. S. McCall's.
FOR SALE i
A five horse farm in Robeson
?County N. C., seven miles south ol
I Maxton. 13. F. MCRAE,
Maxton N. C.
[CheapRbadln*.
Tho Democrat ?nd thc Semi
weekly Atlanta Journal ono yeal
for $1.60.
The Sunny South end tho Porno
I erat for only $1.50
Tho Democrat and McCall's
I Magazine-an excellent Lady'i
Book for $1.50
Jt$F* Home Grown Bearded seed
wheat at C. S. McCall's.
Get Soed ia Time.
Mr. P. S. Stubbs has about 10C
bushels of choice Cottou Seed BC
looted from largest stalks of im
proved '?Texas Wood" variety of I
yorsr improvement, that ho will
sell to thoso who are looking foi
Seed that will inoreaso the yield o
lint, Write him at Clio, S, C.
f?T*W. p. COVINGTON U II
I I tho markot to buy seed. Seo hin
1 before. you buy or sell yow
i meal.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Tho hour for cvoning eorvicos nt (hi
ohurohos is now 7 o'clock.
Proyor mooting nt tho Baptist ohurol
ovory Thursday ovonlug nt 7.00.
U nu lal mod Louorv.
Lottors addressed to tbo following uatucl
poreono romalo uncalled for at tho pen
offloe in Bonuottevlllo :
Mon's List.
J I Underhlll, Elijah Polsion, Fuller
Duales, ,
Womon'sList.
Miss Bella McRae, Mrs. Lula Moore.
Mrs. Sarah Newton, MM. Metta Jack
son, Muirle Hawkins,
Mr. George Turbevillo of Flor
euee-a bravo deputy that will bo
missod-was accidontly killed by
a Vivo oleotrio wiro on Wednesday
night of last week, and in 10 min
utes after another mau narrowly
escaped with the help of two mon.
Never mind that, our poo,>lo want
tho trioky wire J strung arouud
Bon netts ville. . .
Alua, for tho farmor and t.he
Lien Law-bjth aro uow lilamoj:!
for tho present depression! Shanie,
on such lagicl But now that it
has come from caus?, lot overy one
bo honeht with his dobts and all
will come out right.
! '.;K : ' s ^V""' ' ' *' f
' EdjtdY t^ap "yvon??or?.
Editor m Vi Ba?ry of Loxiugtop, Tonii..
io oxplormg'Mammoth Cave, contracted
a Bevern caso of Piles. His quick cure
through using Bucklou's Arnica Salvo
convinced him it is anothor world's won?,
der. Curos Pilos, injuries. Inflammation,
nod all bodily Eruptions Only?25 ot?, at
J.T, Douglas & Bro. druggist. i
Tho editora of tho Woman V Edition of
the Poo Deo Advoonto offer tho followlug
prlz :B : For tho largcbt 1 ist of Bubsorption'B
nt 10 ctn por copy ono Oxford Ten eh em
Biblo ; for tho next, largest two poundH of
Frouob onndy, and for tho next largest ono
pound Froaoh oaody. Tho Editors . ?..
Write your namo and address on n ultp
of papar and Doud with io cants for a oopy
of tho Woman's Edition of tho Pee DJO Aile,
vocato to Mn J. F, Evorott, ? m ?otUvlllo.
At Mittle'? Storo goods arenas
represented or no sale.
You Kaow What You aro Taking
Whoo you aro tuko Qrovcs Tasteless Chill
Tonio bcoauBQ tho formula ie plainly giv?u
on overy b itllo nhowing that it 1B dimply
?Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No
ouro- no pay. Prlco 50.
Tho Hont Proparatiou for Malaria.
?Chill? and Fovor ts a bottle of Orovo'n
TsBtolbs Chill Tonio It is simply iron and
quinine in a taatoloss form. No ouro-no
pay, Prioo %oo.
t6&~ Pipos and Smokers Supplies ?u
endless varioty can bo found at J. T*
I Douglas'.
?The World's Greatest Fever Medicine.
JotVnROn'i? Tor;ic ^.1T? in n whM
.low Quinine (ianhdj tinto i ? ii .!.!>*.-.. flu
jpiojii'itd core? are in . -U'? i.tv'!eo:v.n:.i.
..?th tho f?tihlh euiei ividu' by QitlnVnci
U )."'. a.c \%\it r!y u telelu." , l?ke ty
iH'dr ?u.ih eoarao of d dhoti) ?j'? Au nod
I ri vc de? every t'i'itoji of M .h?ria> pp.hi?pjv
iii i? The wiso, iil'suro their JlicinKtt 1$
using Jonnson's Ubtll and Fovor tonic
lt costs 50 cents ii it cures, not ono cent
if it docs not
Mittle appreciates your pat
ronage treats the trade ali right
land does the business.
Aa vaccination prevents numil pox and
quinine chillo und fovor, so TBKTIIINA
prevontd and counteracts tho oft'oots of tho
Bummer's heat, rauoh dreaded by mothers
with email oblldron. TEETHINA re
liovcu tho many troubles incident to tooth
ing and tho hot summers, and no mother
ia exouaablo for not giving it, for lt couta
only 25 coiitB nt druggiat; or mall 25 cents
to 0. J. Motfott, M D. St. Louis, Mo.
I Fresh Arrivals.
Two Horse Plows, four different mak*
.j of Harrows-Aomo, Cutaway and
Bound l)i-c, spading and Spike tooti!
Lovoling Hurrows-rall of which arc offer
ing at extremely tow prices. Cult and get
>ur prices before you buy
P. A. HODQES.
Don't You Lovo Flowers V
It so, and you want some prottj
pot? of all sizes in which to pla?
them, call at tho Hardware store
and you can bc suited.
8 topa tho Cough and Works o IV tho Cold
Laxative Biomo Qninino Tablets euro a ooh
in ono day. No Curo, No Pay. Trice 25a ?
box.
IJOT?CTOTF?NAIDSPHAROT
ETTATB ?U> PvtffrON P&$u?ok, D?t?i'l>?i
HAVING thia day filed with tho Probate
Judgo of Matlboro county, my ibm
rotura as Administrator of tho out ato ol
Preoton Pearson, ..df.o'd, Notioo la horebj
givon that on tho 4th day of Dooombor
1901, I will apply to sold Probato Court fo
Letters Dlamiesory aa Administrator of nat'
Batato. J. N. DRAKH, : .V
Nov.- 4, 1901. Administrator,
We offer First*c!ass I . Hors*
Wagons complete at $25~rSpu
Cash- Hardware Co.
Farms For Sale
WILL SELL MY FARM (355 ?cr. ,
in Adamsvllle township, this coan s
located on thc Gibson Branch A. ?. I.
R. U. at Newtonvillc Depot. Goad f
room dwelling, largo barn, out building
tenant houses. Near to churches a .
schools'. Healthy community. At th
depot there is a nice dwelling and larg:
store house. Oi. this tarin is a 2a a<;.<
pasture with a never?failmg stream run
ning through it. This is a big barga in
I have also several tine farms near b
that 1 will sell on good terms. See ni
it you want a bargain in good ??rnVm
lands or a tine business stand.
L. D. NEWTON,
Newtonvllle, S. 0 , Oct. 16, 1901,
MILTON MCLAURIN, -
Attorney at fcaw and
PrpbatQl Juu? ;.>,
Oflloe In pout? HetMO*,. . . ,
DRY GOODS
SHOJK$, HATS, &c.
hy annary, so come
ji j for JHtwvgwi'i
M
?NOA Mt??EItl 4, 1901,
. i 0 IT O Ti .8?
A. 0. DOUGLAS.
J T DOUGLAS &
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-Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in -
rc ?3)rug8 and paient Medicines
'OiLET'9 ARTICLES
X EVERY a&KlND^
Pim Fancy Stationery and School Supplies.
; ?ils, Tarnish S?siles?
GLASS and PUTTY.
PINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ^>
vs- rlptions carefully compounded ab ail J wura
'. / giparanfeed to be of the Purest Drugs and at
'tia,' . table prices.
ne Carden Seed & Onion Sets.
j Thai /./ i' ')r past liberal patronage we solicit a continuance of same.
11- Dti?l? 6 BRO.
J .?iw:y o???.?90?j
fi:V '?M! OW f??'.VA?f.D,
i ;:tB S?ARQN WHEN HOUSEKEEPERS HAVE TROUBLE TO
\ P / 00? F/f0Af SPOILING, tum u.o surely puzzled what to di.
v . . nil Buoh I ' .Como and seo our Suck uf Prepared CANNED G00D3
I at . i . rpiMitltlea to ault the Hot Weather Conlingcncios.
im
FOR BREAKFAST.
Wc have Buckwheat, Maple Syrup, Gittiip al, Salt Fish,
Hominy. Breakfast Bacon, Vd I Loaf, Trip?,
- Bicken Loni', Bono Oihcken, Ham Loaf, Ten, Collbe,
Bananas and Ornngcs.
FOR DONNER
We have Flavored Soup, Corn and Moana, Tomatoes ?ind
Okra, Itonst licet', liam, Maccaroui, Cheese, Pea.?,
Mustard Sauce, Corned Mani, Cranberry SH ii ce, Plum
; udding, Jellies, Apples, Nuts, iia?8tii8, Pi unes.
FOR SUPPER
\Vt> huvo Oysters, Sliced liam, Chicken, Cor neil Beef,
.. .. . Sausage. Crackers,, Shreded Codfish Wafers,
Mustard Sardinns, Cherries, Pears, Postum Cereal.
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, Lot us supply your wants.
W. M. HOWE.
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ome For Sale.
SKVi'N UOOM COTTAGE, com
. walily lornishcd, fine location in Kast
Iknnetisi il!e, Parlies residing In the
country th ; desiring to move to town tor
school i' ?viloges will find it profitable
ll- oi ?.rite this olfice lor terms.
! aft NV. ?OUCHIKH,
j Jt i A ttorney ar Law,.
Bcnnottavilio, 8. C.
OHice on Durl/ngton street noar Poatal
Tolegriiid' ofnee, January, 180f|?
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1'hrec Papers One Year Each, only 501
WEEKLY TIMES,
RICHMOND, VA.,
Now Only 60 Oonts A. Yoar,
and includes nbsoluiJy free
TUE PARAGON MONTHLY, New York
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The Daily and Sunday T?mas,
including Farm Journal and Paragoi
Monthly, Now only $3 per year.
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Address Til M TIMES,
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FURNITURE
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A? COST.
I WILL SELL FURNITURE
J\JT OOSTi,
If you need anything IN MY LINE como and boar
MY PRICKS. This is no Fako Salo.
Very Respectfully,
G. W. Waddill.
Bonnettavillo, S. 0., Nov 4, 1901.
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FULLER BROS.,
-DEALERS IN i
Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons
And Harness,
AFT EU THIS DATE, and during tho entire Trading Season will
keep thoir STABLES WELL FILLED with a ohoico selection
of Horses and Mules, which thoy will ?oil ior Onsh, or on time
with good approved not?e.
Wo havo recently added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to our Stock
and wo intend tokeep up-to-date goods at tho best prices.
Tho following is a list of somo of tho makes ot BUGGIES we
now randie
Com tl ami, Watertown, Ames, " Ilavuoni', Wrccn, Stowt?,
nr?l and Hickory Carriage Co*
Ootobor i8, 1900,
FULLER BROS
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For The Pee Dee Section.
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\VK havo just received ? OAK.
LOA'.? ..ti tU? c?iobviitcx? .1 and.
% hoi-do It????JLi WAttOWS
Every one of which are gunr.ni
teed.
- AVE OFFER -
One Horso Wagons (completo) afc
only $20.00
Two Horse Wagons, with 2 inch
tire, at $45.00
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A D01WE LINE OF HARNESS AND REPAIRS,
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Wc very respectfully solicit, at least, a portion o? your
patronage, and are oonfident wc will please both as to Price
and Quality. Will be glad to hayo you call and inspect
our stock. Yours truly
Aug 15, 1901.
i?ennett?ville 1?ov>elt? TKHOCRS,
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F. E, ROWE, MAITAGRR./
- DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF-.
Ceiling, Flooring, Siding, Brackets?
Balusters? Newels, &c?
BUILDING MATERIAL OE ALL KINDS.
IF YOU ARIO IN NE IC I) OF any kind of LUMBER, 'ought
or dressed, we would bc glad to have you call al our MILL
and look over stock.
A Bargain for
Somebody?
IWILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASU, (?
on tirao to tho right ma?,
Two 60 saw Hall Oin? with Foodore nud
Oondonuore, nil oomploto,
One Aorae Cotton Prow,
125 feet finished Bhnftlng,
Lot of Pulleys end H?lting',
ALT. in good .running order. Reefton tot
eelling I wish to put in huger outfit.
w. M. SMITH;
Bounottevlllo, July ?5, 1901,
miiuiis]
AT.THIS OLD STAND
A und Prepared to fill at Short Notice
- Orrlers for -
Cypress and White Piste
Sash, Danrs and Blinds,
AT BOTTOM PJUOES.
We noll no shoddy work, or mlnu-fUn,
Shops on MoOoll street near roaldouoo.
S. F. POWKRM,
Jan 31, 1898 Bonnottftvllle, S. 0.
Valuable Property For
Sale Cheap.
TWO valuable lota in Knut BenuetUvllle.
Opo oontalnB a good dwelling with 8
vooroB, a wide hall and 3 porohco. Tho
othor te A Oottago with 4 room FI a hall and
two porohop, Apply at *i btu chico.
We Feed
The Hungry?
WnEN So town and you want a good
meal, romcmver wo eau rorvo you,
A good meal for 350. Reelab.ra?ft
north of the Market,
?. J. BRAYB0Y?