lijji V .
. BENNETTS VILLE, B. 0,
?V ?. A. IS9WWN & CO?
Ojjloe West of Court Howe*
Fhday November 9,1901.
Ow?" 2b NM GrWucnw?etti?,
MAYOR-C. S. McCall
ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, (J. E.
Kxum, John T. Douglas, W. S. Rowe.
CLERK. & TREASURER-Milton Mc
laurin. Oflice open daily.
I'OI.ICE-J. H. Moore.
.i^"irrnmiim ,.mmmimmimm.mmimmum
? Marlboro County Officers.
St?E?ii'Vrf J. r>. Oreen
' .VMK UP Ci nu;. - .). A. Pr&fco
.iypOK f'ttomvri:- M. McLuuriu
'oilONI-:it - C, 1); Covinyjoo
. oUPERVLsott-M', E. Coward
Su pr. KnucA'i ION-\V. L. Stauten
TREASUREU-J. ll. Thomas
AUDITOR-E. S. Carlista
> .> E N A r o it-Knox J jiv i ii ?atoo
HEP RES KN rATt VKS-Jt C. Dunbar, J.
O, Cumpbcll, lt. L. Freeth a tn
Directory of Bennettsville Ledges
?ONS?blDATED LODGE No. 15, K. of
J'., moots overy Monday evening at 7.30
o'elock.
W. Turlington, C 0.
0. J. Lido, K. of lt. & S.
M AUT.noito LODGE No. 88, meets at
H?doctuvill?, Friday evening, on or bo?
lore ouch lull moon at 8 o'clock.
J. F. Kinney, W. M.
J. T, Dudley, Secretary.
County Masonic Directory.
MARLBORO CIIAPYKU No. 30 li.- A.
M., meets at Bcnneusvillo ou tho second
Friday of each month.
Robt ChutGii, II. P.
t?, E. Stooklon, Secretary.
lilia EIC A LODGE NO. 43, A. F. M..
molts at McColl, ouch Saturday after
noon, bofoio tho full ni ooo, at 4 o'clock.
AURORA LODGE NO 33, A. F. M.,
or .?'.ts ut Ciio, Saturday ou or after each
lull moon at 3 o'clock, p. ni.
J. T. Stanton, W. M.
.T. E. McLeod, Secretary.
Bennetts ville Church Directory.
METHOD<ST-(J. ? D. Smith, P. C.
Sunday school I tit) |i< m. Preaching ol
11.00 ? m. und S 00 p.m. Prayer meet
ing WodOesday aftcriioou at 4.00 o'clock.
Supeiinicudeut Sunday school, Phil. A.
!t"d?;cs..
IIAPTIST-Uev. Rufus Ford, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10.00. Preaching Sun
day at 11.00 a. m., and 8 00 p. m. Prayor
meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
'Superintendent of Suuday school. II. W
Carroll.
''RESR-y-'. . . V (V H \V BnVwelh
nor. IVs idtin.f 'ivory SitUd.ty ru li a.
. and Vs. Oo p. ni, Prover iueotihg en
.\r.':d.i.v ivO'MII; i:- i o'clock/. Suuday
ool? m I ti; 00 . mi Sunort?itetnl?iit o!
^riv-J T .Uu-ni-v.
"i'la-of Ai.-Ui .-. (J, W Boyd, Keilor,
aahia^ r*v?iry ichond and fourth Sniiduy
11 ? ni , i.ml 8.00 )>. m. Sunday
?/.ol At .9 .30 .11. in, pr, J. A, L'?loo?,
ttuooriutondeut.
County Church Directory.
. Bennettsville Circuit Appointments
REV. ,T. W. ARIAH,!,, P. C.
i?irst Suuday-11a.m., PinoGrovo'
3 p. m., Smyrna.
Second Sunday, ll a.m. McColl.
3 p. rn, Beauty Spot,
Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove,
3 p. rn, Smyrna.
Fourth Sunday, ll a. ni. McColl,
3 p. m. Beauly Spot.
Blenheim Circuit Appointments.
REV. J. JO. HEARD, P. C.
First Sunday, Hebron ll a.m.
Ebenezer 3 ?30 p. m.
Soeond Sunday, Parnassus lia. m..
Bethlehem 3.30 p. m
Third Sunday, Hebron ll a. m.
Zion 3.30 p. m.
Fourth Sunday Parnassus ll a. m.
Bethlehem 3.30 p. m.
Clio Circuit Appointments.
REV. T. M. DENT, P. O.
Clio-1st and 2nd Sunda} a ll a. m..
3d und 4th Sundays 3.30 p. m.
Beulah -1st and 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m.
3d and 4th Sundays ll a, m.
Sunday school overy Suodny 10 a. m.
A FIENDISH ATTACK.
An attack was lately made on C. F.
Collier of Cherokee Iowa, that nearly
proved fatal. hearne through his kid?
rieys. His back got so lame tie could not
?toop without great nain, nor sit in a
chair except propped by cushions. No
remedy helped him until he tried Elec
tric Bitters which effected such a won
derful change that lie writes he feels like
'a. new mau This marvelous medicine
eures backache and kidney I rsa ble, pori
fies the blood and builds np your health.
Only oe at J. T. Douglas & Bro,
-- . 4 <i> ?
Flowers! Flowers ?
Mrs. JnoS. Moore has aline
lot of Geraniums, Begonias
Perns, Palms and other plants,!
.woll rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings 25c per doxen.
?-1-,? -?*- ->-.
{3^? Head every page, . ,
Yes, road every line,
Vor by this gauge
It may pay for time.*
LUMBER!
LUMBER!
Any kind you
want. Apply to
J. M. JACKSON.
July 3, 1900.
a Eggs-actly-Eggs!
BARRED PbYMOUTn ROCKS.
Boat all round Farmers Fond In tho world.
Ohoioo Egge at 600 per Setting of 13.
H. ? NEWTON, Tatum, S. O.
?Sr PaintB, Oile, Varnish, Glass
hil, (Iruahos oan bo bought at lowest
\t\o>i at J. T. Douglas*.
Miss Minnie Ashford of King
Sprunt Faison.
Mr. H. C. Coxe of Rod Hill was
in town Wednesday and caliea to
see us.
Mrs. Maggie Sims of McCall,
ls visiting her sister Mrs, Janie
Dees of our town.
Mr. H. S. Grant of the Pros
pect section was down Monday.
No special news in his section
Rev. O. B. Smith, Messrs J. F.
Breeden and P. A. Hodge aro
attending conference at Colum
bia this week.
Mr. .C. T. Eastorling of Beauty
Spot section was down Tuosday
-everything lovely in his sec
tion.
Rev. JJ. M. Hamer, the old
veteran of Hebron, ls attending:
Conference at Columbi,,"-a great
privil?ge to
Mr, J . T. Eusoti, oui popular
Bxpaoss Agent has our thanks
for ono of tho best pencils ever
used on Editor's table.
Mr. Thos S. Smith of Smith
ville who has been serving on|
the jury dropped in to see us
Tuesday. He is going to Florida
next week to visit his children
Mr. Joseph L. McColl of Rod
Bluff who has been serving on j
the J ury called Monday after
noon af tor his discharge. . He
only comes to town when com
pelled
Miss Emma Munson, who has
been spending several months in
Wilmington has returned to Bon?
netts ville. Her old friends aro
glad to welcome her back for
oven a short stay.
Mr. B. Y. McGilvray, who left
last week for a Railroad Job in
Georgia has secured a run on |
the Seaboard from Jacksonville
to Savannah. He is pleased with
the new run, bnt we regret to|
lose him from among us.
DEATHS' DOINGS.
The citizens of Clio and tho country
around, sympathize with Kev. T. M,
und Mrs. T. J. Bout, in tho lose of
their infant daughter Hubie A., boro
October 25th, 1901, and died Nov 22,
1901.
The.-o clnistiaii pastante would
gladly have kept this litflo ono; but
knowing that tho Lord willed it other
wise they nie prepared to say "The
Lord gave and tho Lord hath taken
nway, blessed be the name of the
Lord."
?'It !? well with the ohild."
It was buried in Hebron Como tory
November 23. 1901. Kev. John Man
ning conducted the funeral sorvic?.
Nov. 25th, 1901. ?H"
lMo??^o^?ightT
U th* mTttefct ff" tho good
pt?j?'ljlo pf McColl (d Tatum,
i,ho excellent Kin (al/?/i?ni
given af flit' Grad .'. Behool
j Chapel last bVtedue la y nigh t
j "Aili be re j.i fi', t tul. af. ftuojj If?n
I'ruhiy night. Tu %iH)$?iih\
I anti '.to rente.
TO A Five Room Cottage
RENT in East Bennettsville.
Price $6.50 pr month.
Apply to G.W. Waddill.
A Fine Porker.
Mr. W. J. Covington, one of
Hebron's hustler's killed a hog
Tuesday morning which weigh
ed 83j8 pounds. He has been
stuffing the hog for two months
and has now been rewarded. The
pig was 23 months old. Who
next for 1901?
Kates to Charleston Exposition.
Tho rotmi lo Charleston during tho Ex
position have hoon fixed in otosacs to ault
all who oau got off to go ;
A-$6.15, Tiokofcfl aold dally with final
limit June 3d, 1902.
B-$4 50, with lirait te io days.
O-$3 40, with limit to 7 day?
D-$- with limit to 5 daya.
TiokctH B. 0. and I), will be aold only
Tuesdays and Thursdays of eaob wools,
ooinmonoing Doo, 3, 1901 and iuoloding
May 2QU), 1902.
Tho Excelsior Cotton.
Elsewhere in this paper Mr. G. P.
Moore, tho grower of th io variety of
cotton, ollero a prize of $25 in gold for
the beat six stalks grown in 1902
This cotton will make on rich soil
from 2 to 3 bales per acre. It has
been tested and is now oflerod to the
farmors ns the colton to raise and
make monty. Sump os are on exhib
it at the Excolsior Hardware Store,
and wi I also bo on exhibition nt the
Charleston Exposition. Mr Mooro ia
mnnngtr of tho cotton exhibits there
and Murlb.ro U proud of ibo exhibit?
he will have from thU county. Cal)
. nd see tho anmp'es at tho Excelsior
Hardware Store and try te in?rense
your crop next year with lesa expense.
Two Smash-uns Prlday.
Some of the pet horses of our
town "live high" and occasion
ly make things lively, espec
ially when in town. Las^t Friday
the noted animal that ran
through the line from Hasty to
town without breaking any
thing, and quick on a curvo,
made one at the corner of Che
raw and Darlington streets and
threw Mr. Moses Pearson out,
then let out for the wholesalo
grocery right down Front street.
At Mr. Carroll's store the buggy
struck a post and stopped, hut
the horse kept on as the scared
crowd gave him tho right of way.
Neither Mr. Pearson or the
horse were hurt, but the buggy
needed repairs.
There was another in West
Bennettsville in the afternoon,
but the parties yocle howe ?U
the same by borrowing a pajr
oj? shafts. f
All goods bought of W. M.
Rowe by town customers will
be delivered free immediately.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
-~ Next Monday is salesday
and a large crorvd is ???WVVU.
- Our farmors aro planting
big crops oats, ryo and wheat.
Fruit Cakes 1, 2 and 8
lbs at W. M. Howe's*
- Como to town next Monday
to attend the s alo s and rent land
for 1002.
Until Jauy ht the County Supt
will bo in hts o iii co three days instead
oftwo--Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday-^-from IO a. m. to 3 p .m.
Teachers cnn got desk copies of tho
now school hooke, for a limited time,
at one half the regular price, by ap
plying iu {loreen, to tho County Supt.
- Tho convicts wore all taken
to Mr. C. S. McCall's farm Wed
nesday morning,
- - Hicks Surely hit the nail on
an carly witt tor. Frost ?sleet, snow
und icc in November atc rare.
- Special attention ia asked
to tho sale notico of Rev. Nathan
L. Swett in this issue. Ho has
articles you want
- Sunday was tho *'Worlds
Tempor?neo Day" but tho dry
town of BonnottBville had sever
al casos of ''taking too much."
- It is not too late to plant
wheat. If you have not already
fdanted, buy your seed and put it
n tho ground at once.
Still showing a big lino of Silks,
woolens nud worsteds at Mittle'?
.tore.
Other merchants havo a talo of
woo to toll -Mittle sella tho goods,
More goode and better goods
for lees money at Mittle'? store.
$&* Buckwheat and Maple
syrup at W. M. Rowe's.
- Mr J F. Breeden wants a
few good wood cutters
Full cream ohooso and butter
at W. M. Rowe's.
t3gT" Fresh Mince Meat nt
W. M. Rowe's
Heines white wine and oidor
vinegar at W. M. Rowe's.
Frosh Raisins, Currfcuta and
Citron at W. M. Rowe's.
Buy your Blanked Com
forts and Counterpane's at Mittlo'B
store.
'- Advertisers will please hand
In changes on Friday afternoon.
Tho days aro so short we must
have all the time possible.
Mittle refunds your money if
purohnses aro not satisfactory.
AttT* Apples, Banannas, Oranges
and other kind of fruits nt
W. M: Rowe's.
Lownio's Gandy for salo ut
W. ?M. U-r.ve'n.
Gol ii jv oed l)a! elttfau tho piece
io do thi, j? ?(ti M??,:K' . ri.->vo, i
.., . .j.:.
jrrontyt pleaftrtnl ni>*yawo'tto >'.
(Vt ii )<* ?or.vieO tn ys'hat v-wS ono
lij?is "t Mittle'a; tf<i ?j.
? .JJ. ? .
Announcement later of
opening of Cruistmas goods at
2
ittle's store.
Mit tie's motto lowest dealings
with nil success assured.
Apple Butter nt W. M. Rowe's
Best Coffee and Tea in town at
W. M. Rowe's.
?ST* Postum Cerial the groat
j substitute for Coffee for nervous
; pcoplo at W. M. Rowe's.
-
Homo Grown Rust Proof |
aced oats at 0. S. MeCnll's.
m Btwataae ia aa v TJ^ .-JS
FOR SALE!
A five horse farm in Robeson
County N. C., seven miles south of j
Maxton. E. F. MCRAK,
Maxton N. C.
Cheap Reading.
The Doraocrat and tho Semi
weekly Atlanta Journal ono year
for $1.50.
Tho Sunny South and tho Demo
? erat for only $1.50
Tho Detnoerat and McCall's
Magazine-an excellent Lady's
Book for $1.50
J0??~ Homo Grown Bearded seed
wheat ot C. 8. MoUulUs.
Got Sood in Time.
Mr. P. S. Stubbs ?ms about 100
bushels of ohoico Cotton Seed se
lected from largest stalks of im
proved '-Texas Wood" variety of 5
yersr improvement, th nt he will
soil to those who aro looking for
seed that will increase tho yield of
?lint. Writo him at Clio, S. C.
mrw. P. COVINGTON is in
tho market to buy seed. Seo him
bofore you buy or soil your
meal.
?---- --
FOU SALE- My retddonoo and Leta)
I at Wouhoira. Apply to Mrs B. Ft McMil.
Un, blenheim, 8. C.
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY*.
H
AVING ?ooldo? te movo away I off or
for ?alo at my resldenco
Hores, Mutes, Wagons, Buggies,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, Peas, Cows,\
Hogs, Farminy Utensils inelu?
ding Mower and Rake, Houso
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
On Tty???ajr. the jeth. ?Jay flt napfl.njta.e?,
I will oij?x at pabilo ?qotlen alt proped
ott sold by that day. Bate to oqmmonpo
at io o'olook at my vetjeenpe and continuo
1 until all I? sold,.
jftet. M. L 8WKTT.
.JHIooV, Nov. 1901.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Tho hour for ovohtog eorvicos at tb
V viyvi\,
Prayer mooting at tho Baptist oharcb
every Tburedny ovouiog at 7.00.
Tho iisxt rogular mooting of tim
Marlboro Teachers As?ocintson iv IM
be held at Benuottsville ou Saturday
Deccnfj r 14, nt tho Bouuettsvilio
Graded School Building-ll o'clock
a. tn. Ail white teachers in tho corni
ty ano requested to bo prescut.
- Good for out* merchants
they aro not crowding a Bingi o
ono of their Honors who is dis
posed to do right, although many
of thom are trying the plan ol'
making a complete surronder in
order to settle up.
Editor h'oo.3 Wonder, a
EdiforW.V. Barry of Lexington, Term.,
in oxploring Mammoth C-?vo, contracted
a Bovorn caso of Piles. Iii? quiok euro
through ming i Buoklon's Arniea Balve
convinced him it is nnothoi world's won*
dor. Cures Piles. Injurien. Inflammation
and all hodily Eruptions Only 26 ctn at
J. T. Douglas & Bro. druggist
You Know What You aro Takln?
Whoo you aro take GrowB Tuntel, ea Chiil !
Tonio boouueo tho formula ts plainly gi vi-*,
oa orory bottlo eh o wi og that it ls eli? ol.)
Iron mid Qutrj[tqo lb a tnntolono form ' jjifp
euro - no payi Prto? 50.
Tho Host Preparation for Malario,
OhtllB and Fovor la a bottlo of. G tove's
Ta?tel8B Chill Tonio Ibis simply iron an ?I
quiaiao lu'? taatoleBB'fonn.- No euro- PO
pay. Prloo soo.
#SF* Pipos and Smokers Suppli- : ti
eudless variety cnn lie found nt J. T.
Douglas'.
The World's Greatest Fevor ModlciiR
Johnson's Tonio docs iu a d.iylwhai
slow Quinino cannot do in len diiya tl?
splendid cures oro in t-triking oomriM
with tho fccblo euros mada by Quitii.m.
If you aro utterly wretched, luke fl
thorough course of Johnson's Toui . and
drivo out every trace of Malarial poi -or,
ing. Tho wiso insuro their health hy
using Jonnsou's Chill and Llover, Tonio
It costa 50 eenls il it cures, not one coot
?fit does not
Aa vaccination provonls sronll pox 'and
quinine chills Hud fevor, BO TBBTiUNA
proventa and counteracts tho c(f<:ota nt the I
Bummer's heat, muoh droaded hy mothers |
with Binait ohtldron. TEETIIINA ??
liovas tho many troubles InoUloi.t to teeth
iny; and tho hot aummora, and no mother
is oxouBublo for not giving tt, for il Cq'ets]
only 35 unm ? nt druggist j or mail 2 ', Of*ti
to ?. J. Moffotfc, M D. St. Louis, Mo.
Fresh Arrivals.
Two Horse Plows, four differonl mak
es of Harrows-Acme Cat ii Way and
Rouud Diso, spading and Spike loot h
Lo voling Harrows-all of which an; oller4
?112 ut oxtrouicly low prices. Call and get
our prices boforc you buy.
1\ A. Hom;, rv.
Dor.'t Yon Luve Klo-'/<-v.? Y
It ??'fivtid ...yon w.-.v t?ix$ j wot
(>ni <, Cjd' ul I JP. M'hr.(r?t \>: iy^??)
tlV?iin, t?tll iii fehci -'.iar.i.Vivix-i. i?t?Wm
tVftd VOU <\ n Ij't? . M?U:(I.
flt vo l tili? CV. uj';b and Woivkc nCi Vn<
liiiAoiiiu iiiOlUO QukOiUt) xa?tuuj Oint > i >i
in ono diiy. No Ouro, No Pay, Price ? jo
box,
Unolalmod Lottors.
Letters addreaaod to tho following i.nm?
p-inonu romain unoallod for at tho riot
ofHoo In BonnettBville :
Moo's Dist.
William McLain, G. M. Green,
Ailie Grady, Elisha Bloc!.,
Tom P. Ambrose, T. L. Bloin.
Women's List.
IM i H Eilen MoLcod
u Daisy Ttuffin,
" Elcr Davis,
TO IfcEJST.
FORTY-FIVE ACRES of Opon Land,
being a part of E*tato land of lato Y.
8. No?Vton near Nowtonvlll?, S. O , wi 1
bo ranted for noxt yoar at publia outory to
tho highoBO biddor beforo Court House al
Honn?:.tavillo on the fha'., Monday ir De,?
ocmbor next.
It L. & T. M. N?WrON',
Nov 20, 1901. Exeoutors.
NOTIC E OF FINAL DISCHARGE
EST BOUT. COVINOTON.
HAVING flied my final return wit1? thc j
Judgo of Probato for Marlboro ?tmnty
Notioo ia he oby given tl.ab on tho 30t .. 1 f
December 1901 I will apply to ?aid Cou it
for Lottors Dlamiuiory as paid Executor
ELI T. COVINGTON, Ex ?.
November 29, I Sot i
ETTATK OK TllKSTON PKXUSON, DlC< W,
I AVING thia d?y filed with tho Probate
Judgo of M ml boro county, my In; il
return aa Administrator of tho OBtali: ot
Preaton Puarson, d?o'd, Notioo ia ho 1 ..
glvou that on tho 4th day of Deoairib.u-.
1901, I will apply to nu id Probate Cour foi
Lottora Diamieaory t.s Administrator of s.iiil
Batato. J. N. DRAKE,
Nov. 4, 1901. A.lminibtratcr,
We offer First-class I Horse
Wagons comulete at $25-Sp??
Cash- _ Hardware Co.
Farms For Sale
V WILL SF.LL MY FARM-(355 Acres)
in Adamsville township, this county,
located on thc Gibson Branch A.C. L
fX> H. at Newtonville Depot. Good live
room dwelling, large barn, out building?
tenant houses. Near to churches and
schools, Healthy community. At lie
depot there is a nice dwelling and large
store house. On this tarin is a 20 acre
pasture with a nevcr-lailing stream run
ning through lt. This is a big bargain
I have also several line farms near by
that I will sell on good terms. Bec me
il you want a bargain in good farming
lands or a fjoc bijsine^n 6,ta,n/b
L, D, NEWTON,
Newtonville, S. 0 , Oct'. 16, 1901,
ILTON Mo?iAUM?.
Attorney at Law and
Probnto Judge.
. Offt> In 'Ooyk Heneo,
JU ? h UL \J\JVJ?SkJ)
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-o
I liave rented ont a^y
store
unary, so ??rae OP
i .< MM* JBLJe
:\ovmvA'\Ri 4, loot.
T. DO UCLA ?3.
A. O. DOUGLAS.
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Practical Pharmacists and Dehlers in -
pire gj)rng8 and palcnl Medicines,
^Qife ARTICLES '?ll^igiMjtt^
Plain, and Fancy. Stationery and School Supplies.
Bintslt.es?
1' li: Lit l B$ ,KiX^9
GKLASS and PUTTY.
.FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
prescriptions cave fully compounded ab ail hours
a i kl ipiaranfecd to be of the Purest Dricgs and at
reasonable prices.
A full line Carden Seed <& Onion Sets.
'Phnr.l-ful formant liberal put ronan c toe .solicit q, continuance of same.
: I ?lilli I 111
: ?001. .-v.!/ -VT:*- $? ?TAWJ>.
xv^- .iL .?.Ti v.J. WI ,.3 >...,\ vi?- '4,6*
h VU Lt I rt TUB SEASON WT/ZiW HOUSEKEEPERS HAVE TROUBLE TO
? K:\h:}' FOOD FROM SPOILING, and aro m,rely pulled wh:tt to do.
,VM or.ii help ail Hiioh I Como and eco our Scock of Prepared CANNED GOODJ
; u HQ tti quanlittoB to Boil tho Hot Weather Contingencies.
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FOR BREAKFAST.
WO have Buckwheat, Maple Syrup, Oatmeal, Sa!t,Fish,
Hominy. lireuVc fast Bacon,' Vo.l Loaf, 'I"! i po?
Chicken Loaf, Bme Ci lick en, Hum Loaf, Ten, Coffee,
Hanauas ?md Oranges.
FOR DlttNER
Wo liavo 'Flavored Soup, Corn and Ileana. Tomatoes and
Okra, Honst l'.e?f, Nam, M aeon rou i, Cheese, Pea?,
Muslard Sauce, Corned liam, Cranberry Sanco, Plum
Pudding, Jollies, Apples, Nuts, Raisins, Prunes.
FOR SUPPER
Wc luve Oysters, Sliced liam, Chicken, Corned Beef,
Sausage. Crackers, Shreded Cod tish: Wafers,
Mustard Sardintis, Cherries, Pears, Postum Cereal.
O
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supply of Canned Goods, Tickles, and Dainties are of THE
Vu li? supply your wants.
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OtntliM?ti i .-. ht ?ng entirely cured of deafness, thanks to your treatment, I will now give- y?u
i\ full history of my case, to be used at your discretion.
Aljotu fire years ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lo:.t
my liratjn? ,n Ulis ?. r entirely.
I ihjd< 1 wont 11 treatment for catarrh, for titre? months, without any success, consulted a nun
icrs, thc most eminent car specialist < '
> me, and eyen that only tcmporaril
arlng in tito affected ear would bc lost forever.
X then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered your tret.i
who told tuc that
head noises woul i
mmjf?M beg to remain Very truly ^{RMAWi 7Jo8 moftaway( Baltimore, Md.
Our (vraiment doe* not intevfero with your usual o??upatiom
??w?i vnil fiAN nillir YOURSELF AT HOME ftttt?lttal
A Home For Sale.
SEVpN kOOU COTTAGE, com.
lortahly furnisiied. fine location in East
It'ji.neits'.tile. pirties residing in the
j ountry aiul doiriu^to move to town lor
V.ehoo!. privilft?ea. will find ii profitable
:?. call cu writ.* this office tor terror
rrfl W. l?0 PO ttl KR,
JP,, ? , Attorney ai Law?
P/onncttsvillo, S. 0.
OlVtcfl on Puil/r.^ton ttvect near Postal
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Three Papers One Ye rr Each, only 50c
WEEKLY TIMES,
RICHMOND, VA,,
Now Only 50 Oonts A Yoar,
and includes absolutely free
THE PAHAOON MONTHLY, New York,
TUE EAHM JOURNAL, Philadelphia.
The Daily and Sunday Tli?i?s,
including Farm Journal and Paragon
Monthly, Now only $3 nor year.
Or 25 eta per month by mai).
Address TUR TI M KS,
KI ch mond t Va,
l?TTPXfTTTJPVE
JL W JLVX "I X. JL \J JLV-?-J
USB
? WILL SELL FURNITURE
If you need anything IN MY LINE como <md hem
MY PRICES. This is no Fftko Salo.
Very Respectfully,
G. W. Waddill.
Benncttsvillc, S. 0., Nov 4, 1901.
orses,
DEALERS IN
?es,
And Harnes
AFTER THIS DATE, and during tho entire. Trading Season will
keep their STABLES WELL FILL?D with a choice selection
of Horses and Mules, which they will sell for Gash, or on titno
with good approved notes.
Wc have roceutly added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to our Stock
and wo intend tokeep up-to-date goods at tho best prices.
The following is a list of some of tho makes of BUGGIES wo
now handle- .
Convelan*!, Wutcrtown, Amen, Harbour, Wrecn, f? tanti -
ard and Hickory Carringa Co.
October i8, r9oo. FULLER BROS
?2?
HEAD-QURRTERS FOR HARDWARE
For The Pee Dee Section,
WAGONS.] vi mm !
j WK have just r???U;*(?4 A CAI?
Li.)Al ? ol' tho eoleby tied ? ?nd
2 horse RUSSEL WAGONS
Every one of whioli are'guaran
teed.
- WE OFFER
One Horse Wagons (conf?ete) afc
only $20,00
Two Horse Wagons, with 2 inch
tire, at $45.00
T
WE ALSO CARRY -,
?^ill?lilli HARNESS ANO REPAIRS?
Wc very respectfully solicit, nt least, a portion of your
! (DU ir bun go, and aro confident wc will please both as to PWcjo
' anti Quality. Will be glad to have you call and inspect
our stock. Yours truly
OT
m
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Aug If), 1901.
i?ennettsville ??lovelt^ Moths,
F. E, ROWE, MANAGER.
- PKAL?fl? IN AND MANUFACTURAR QF~
Coiling, Flooring, Siding, Bracke^
Balusters, Newels, &c.
UNG MATERIAL OF ALL KIND?.
IV YOU ARK IN NEED OF any kind of LUMBER, rough
or dressed, wo would bo glad to have you call at our MILL
and look over stock.
1? A Bargain for
AT TH li OLD STAND
An nd Prepared to fill at Short Notice
- Orders for -
Cypress and Whit? Pine
Sash, Doora and Blinds,
AT NOTTOM PRIORS.
Wc noll no ?hoddy work, or mles-flta,
Shena on MoOoll etreot near rooldonco,
S. F. rOWMKN,
Jan 31, 1808 fiennotkvl?e, S. O,
Valuable Property For
Sale Ghc?ip.
TWO valuable toto in Kari ))oniiettevtHo.
I Ono oositalna a good dwelling with $
room?, a wide hall and 3 norotiea. The
otho* la n Cottage with 4 rooraa 0 hall and
two uorohea, Apply at b hit of?lae,
IWlLL<8ELL OUEAP EOR CASH, er
on timo to tho tight man, j
Two 60 eaw Holl Gino with Feodora and
Oondonuera, all complete,
Ono Aomo Cotton Preen,
125 foot fiolphed ShaftlDg,
Lot of Prdloya end Bolting,
AI,L in good maning order? Roason for
Belling I wlah to mit ht larger .outfit.
W. M. SMITH.
TtonnottavlUo, July 25, IQOI.
We Feed
The Hungry*
WnstN In town and you want a good
mool, r?mem? er wo can forvo yin?
A good, meal foi 250. Rc&tanrans
?north of th? Market.
D. J. ?mAYROY,