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I j BENNETTS VILLE, S, 0. O/flce l&tst of Court House* Firaay Dooember 27,1901. Owr Town Qorvernment. MAYOIV-C. S. McCall Ai DERMBNT-J. Frank Breeden, C. E. Kxtuu, John T. Douglas, \V. S, Rowe. , Ct. ii UK &, TREASURER-Milton Mc* \T.muin, Cilice open dally. 1'OMCE-J. H. Mooro. r?* nunnuuaa ?Marlboro County Officers. BuimiEF-J, B. Oreon Orpine ov CLEMC-J. A. Droko .JUDGE OF PRODATK-M. MoLnuriu C?^iONEU- C. F. Covington ,? .,>-;Vl?OR-M. K. Coward j S ti '. /.EDUCATION-W. L. Stanton A TREASURER-J. li. Thomas ?I i/Vonirou-IC. S. Carlisle \ S.:M vron-Knox Liyiogston m KF.VREa?Ni'ATivEs-J. C. Uunbar, J. S^'O?rapbclh lt. L. brooman. for>/ of MenucUnvfile Lodges soi.ioAn.t) LopVtjii No; 15, K. ol b lois every Monday c oning at 7.30 \. \-iOvi,C. Vi.,.. -r : !tot , . W. Turlington, C. 0. :I C. J. Lido, K.oflt. &S. ? M.UiLltORO IJODOE NO. 88, moots i tttoniihttsvillo, Friday evening, on or bo?. *r?>^(?voHoh full morin ni 8 o'dook. tl, 1?. Kinuc? W. M. i\ Dudley, Noel clary. fount y M?soni? .inventory. ?\ MARLBORO CHAPTER NO. 80 R. A. M., moots at Bounottsvillo ou the second J'i'riday of each month, Hobt Chaffin, H. P. X ill; 15. Stookton, Secretary. _ ?".jv,-,-. : . ICI.'HEICA LODGE NO. 43, A. F. M., Snoots at MeOoll, oaoh Saturday aftor i >i:>.jn. before, tho full n?oon.at 4 o'olook. ;ivvi4utu)RA LODGE NO. 33, A. F. M., mcet.s tit Clio, Saturday on or aftor each v'i'ull mom at 3 o'clock, p. m. v J. T. Stanton, \V. M. S.,f Jl Vt. MoLcod, Secretary. \??i^?===_i !><uinettsville Church Directory. T'l V d\lv.TUODfST-C. II. Smith, P. C. ?f?uhdhy school 3 30 p. m. Preaching at ' ! .00 :t m. and 7.00 p. m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday ovoning nt 7.00 o'clock, rt'.iporin cndent Suuduy Behool, Phil. A. ; BAVC?ST-Rov. Rufus Ford. Pastor. [Sunday sohool at 1U.00. Preaching Sun jw at 11.00 a. m., and 7.00p. in. Prayer) rue ott hg Thursday ovoning at 7 o'olook. .Nupoviniondout of Sunday sohool, H. W :-;;/^6S.^YVRRiAN--Rev. H. W. Burwolh [Preaching ovory Sunday at lia. 8/,?O i>. tu, Pnt;, . meei! ?}?. on ,' nh or noon atA- o't uk'. '?' ti ?;> Vjt&TUiOO n. m. Stipe* rt e.r. do nt ol' ff!- . )."At,.hov. 0. \V. Boyd, Ueotov. v every necoad and fourth Sunday m . and J'.co p, mi Sunday o 30 r\. nt. J>r, J, A. }?aiuori; mdiitit, (hunty Church Directory% ....._..^. ?enn?tsville Circuit Appointments MW. J. W. ARIAILL, P. C. .! , . itfirfd ^Sunday-ll a. m., Pino Grove* 3 p. m., Smyrna. BoceujiSunday, ll a.m. McColl. 3 p. ni, Beauty Spot? j Third Sunday-ll a, m., Pino Grovo, 3 p. m, Smyrna. , Fourth Sunday, ll a.m. McColl, 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. H Blenheim Circuit Appointments. REV. J. E. BEARD, P. C. h'h?? Sunday, Hebron ll o.m. .,( , Ebenezer 3.30 p. m. eeoml Sunday, Parnassus ll a. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. m' . Third Sunday, Hebron ll a.m. Zion 3.30 p. m. Fourth Sunday Parnassus ll a. m. Bolhlehem 3,30 p. m. - Clio Circuit Appointments. lt WV. T. M. DENT, P. C. Clio--1st and 2od Sundays ll a. m., 3d and 4th Sundays 3 30 p. m. Beulah -1st and 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m. 3d and 4th Sundays 11 a. m. Sunday tohool every Sunday 10 a. m. 'Pax Notice I ? . kOn-'iOK OP COUNTY TREASURER. V Bennottsvillc, S C., Sopt IG, 1901. Books for tho collection of Taxes! ' \t& . for tho Gsoal year commencing Jan j ; \wyTH, 1901, will bo open ot tho Treas* n??it'?i Office In Benncttsvillo. B.C.. on 'J'ues-d'iy Octnbor loth, and remain open until December 31 Ht, 1901, after which t hc pen.Tty will bo added on all Taxes not j. ?nd by that dato, Unto of Levy: Sj , ^ Tax. 5 mills Ol 1' i:\ty County, 3 mills Deaei'iuoy, 1 mill ' New .tail 1 mill Bond md Bri lyn*, 1 mill Constttnlional School, 3 mills Total tax levy '. 14 mills ,,. SPECIAL SCHOOI.8 Antioch , 2 milln Bounty Spnh, 3 M\)\A Benncttsvillo, 3 mills #o> Vn? ... 2* wills ?rigbtsvtllo, 2i mills Clio, 2J mills LbenoJior, 2 mills Kollook, ; 91 mills E^stpr;, 2? mille 4<n, 4 ??i tl! ? ? f?H, 2 mills .t>OLL TAX of ONK DOLLAR on, /Oil ahlo bodied malo persons from 21 to CO years of ago. Oommulation Hoad Tax $1.00 on ahlo bodied malo persons from 18 to 55 yours qf ago, or work six t'ays on the public j highways of tho county. J. H. THOMAS, Treaettror Marlboro County, Pftints, Oils, Varnisli? Glass Irttshes oan be bought Rt lowoat * ;^)ou^lfts^ PERSONAL. Cadet Edward Mittle of tho C?tadOl is homo for the holidays Miss Rosa Gil hort of Floronco is hore visiting hor sister Mrs. J. A. Brown mv. v?our 4.YHIWUJW? ui ?? ** mington is hore , spending tho holidays . Mrs. T. J, Capel and children are spending the holidays with : her mother at Nichols Miss LUlio Crosland who has beon teaching at Port Motto is home for the holidays , Hon. H. II. Newton returned Saturday from a business trip to Georgia and E lor ida Mr, Luther Howell, now of Maxton is spending the holidays with his parents in our town Mrs. Lizzie Morrison left Tues day morning to spend tho holi with her parents in Floronco Mr. A. B. Bryant of tho Jud son section was up Monday and called. He had no special nows Misses Louise Breeden, Jonnio Crosland and Berta Newton of Converse aro home for the holi days Mr. G. V. Beard of the marble yard has 'gono to his homo in Fayetteville to spend tho holi days Mr. Wm M. Breeden had the misfortune to get his thumb bad ly torn up in a hog's mouth last week Miss Maggie Stogner or So ciety ' Hill has been spending a few days In our town with friends Miss Allie Pearson returned Friday evening from a delight ful visit to Miss Sallie Coving ton near Clio Messrs Tom McLaurinandTom Breeden of Washington are spending the holidays with Mr. Thos J. Breeden Mrs. Clara Bill a ps of Claren don is here spending the holi days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bounds. Mrs. Janie McMillan and child ren of Red Springs have been spending a few days with her mother Mrs. S. J. Adams We are glad to report the im proved condition of Master Wal ter Smith, who has boon suffer ing with a cold Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal Stanton of CMo spent Christmas in our town with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Joe Huestes? Miss Minnie Moore daughter of Mr. W, S. Moore of Graymont Ga., is visiting her uncle Mr, J. H. Moore of our town Mr. Joel Easterlin?* Jr form? j t ?' ' >' r towri b'ui now o? Gotn'gO; town spon.t Cb ri?? nos with als sister Mpv, Sue Eav.t-u-ln.g .wiessi :'. X T. .1. K. A.m mons of i. " !.>onvlu) ^."Uutt wore up Monday and made* tis i>. j?-.oar. ant call.? No sp?cial nows iii thoir section t Miss Vista Dudley who hu2? been teaching at Waverly Mills came home Friday night to spend Christmas with her mother Mrs. Amelia Dudley Misses Mary Clyde and Meta Hodges of Florence spent Christ mas in our town with Misses Mamie and Genie McLeod at the Marlboro Mr. Z. T. Wright of Dunbar was in town Friddy and gave us a shake. He says he gob a shot at that bear last week that was loafing in that section. Mr. Arthur J, Knight, now in spector of R. F. D. routes in this division, is spending the holidays with his parents. He makes a most excellent official and we trust ho will hold his place for manv years Mr. J, Edwin Gibson, now of Hartsville, came over Tuesday night and spent Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gibson. In company with Edwin came Edgar McCormac and John Miller to spend Christmas at home Judge Hudson attended Col lege Day at Charleston last week and also the grand banquet by the alumni association and res ponded to tho toast, "Tho Al umni in the Law," He also hold an extra term of the Court of Common Pleas at Sumter. DEATHS' DOINGS. The ead newe waa received hero on Wednesday morning of the death of Mrs JuntesT. Whittaker of Parnassus ?I10 was buried Thursday. A tributo will appear later. Fire nt Hartsvlllo, Tho Cannon store occupied by M.ll Grant, the llartavillo drug (?tore, Dr. Kgglcston'a office, n ema I shop and the central toleohono ellice at Harts ville wore burned on Monday nt 12 30 Tho f?ro started in telephone 0 iii co The Good Roads Convention. Supervisor M. E. Coward afc tended the good roads meeting iu Greenville last week and was much pleased with what lie saw and heard, The extreme wea ther prevented iii lyarfc tho prime object of the meeting--opera ting road maohinery and road building. However there will be another /neetlng in Charles ton in February and it is hoped for greater success and more in terest. Friend J. F. Bolton tho President of the Marlboro Good Roads Association will hove something to say next week. .-? ? -1. Ovor 60,000 InwhoU of peanuts wore destroyed by fire at Snftbll*. ,Va.i onjSaturday, TOWN AND OOUNTY NEWS. . - Have you paid your taxes - A freeze of 7 days is raro in these parts Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to ali - Tho Cotton down for the holidays ?i?r Tho farmers had lino wea ther on their pork last week - Fears are entertained that the small grain crops have boon hurt by tho recent freezes The fall sosion of the Gradod School closed Friday. Tho spring session opens next Thursday WANTED-2,000 bushels pons at ouco. Highest market prico. I. M.HBIO Telophone No 20, - Tho Clerk has two sales for January-tho Luuceford lands and Stanton lands in Adams vi Ho --Tho Sunday school at tho Cotton Mill had a delightful christmas tree service Wodnos day night The Democrat returns hearty thanks to tho If Ind friends who have remembered us and helped to make our Christmas a pleas ant and enjoyable ono in spite of the hard timos - It is said by close observers that whiskey is being sold in our town, but no traps have yet been set to catch the guilty ones. Four gallons were captured Sat urday coming in town, but no ono knows who it is was for Until Jauy 1st tho County Supt will bo in his office three days instead of two-Monday, Wednesday and Sat urdny-from IO a. m. lo 3 p .m. Teachers can got desk eopios of the now school books, for n limited time, at ono half tho regular price, by ap plying in person, to the County Supt. "Yj&ft, Xmas at lt. K. Breedon's Drug Store. Come and get the benefit of cloao prices-Something to give away with each purchase. Fire works of all kind at W. M. Rowe's. Call at W. M. Rowes to get your Xmas fruits nuts and candies. Full cream cheese and butter at W. M. Rowe's. J^gr* Fresh Mince Moat at W; M. Rowe's HoinzB white wino and cider vinegar at W. M. Rowe'?. Fresh Raisins, Currante and Citron at W. M. Rowo's. W&F Buy your Blanke ti Com forts and Counterpane's at Mittle'? store. - Advertisers will please hand Ui b{i&.n?0? on Friday afternoon. da.} re sp short >vo must >iavr iii "i time possible*. .A -le?, BauaunftH, Orange? and dhu nd ot' fruits at \V. Ml ItovvoV. ??'?Y' I ?t?o.i Gundy fbi sale at VV. M. fiowo^ii Uet a good hat cheap the place to do this is at MUUO'B store. Unolalmod Lottors. Letters addressed to thu fellowing unmod persons romain unoallad for at tho poBt office In nonnottsvillo : Mon's List. E W McKay. Rev J T Smith, Adgc Depew, William Kollock. James O'Neil C M Freeman, David Gibson, W M Ad moral, William O'Neil... Women's List. Miss Annie Jane McQueen, Mrs Sarah Mc Hu ie Fannie Long, Fannie Law, Mrs Mackey Prentiss, Miss Vtrginia Breeden Miss Mattie Cushing, Miss Emma Dag gers, Miss Alice Herbert, Mrs E. A. Hammond. Senator McLaurin is receiving more invitations to speak before commercial bodies than it is possi ble for him to accept. FOR A oomfortablo four Room RENT Cottogo In Eaut Bonnot?vlllo Apply to J. P. Evorett or M?e J. D. MoLaurln at Mr. Evorott'e rcsidonoo. XMAS nt lt K lli'ccdeit'rt m>nK Store. C?ll und {get benefit of close FHce?. Something to gtvo away with eaoh purehase. Cheap Readlngi The Democrat and tho Semi weekly Atlanta Journal ono year for $1.50. Tho Sunny South and thc Demo crat for only $1.50 . Tho Democrat and McCall's Magazine-an excellent Lady's Book for $1.50 J?Segr Home Grown Bearded seed wheat at C. S. McCall's. Jf?W. P. COVINGTON is in the market to buy sodd. Soo him boforo you buy or sell your meal. FOR SALE-My resldenoo and Lots at Dloohoir. Apply to Mrs IL P4 MoMIl; lau, Monheim, 8. 0. Foils a Deadly Attaok. "My wife MISS so ill that proud physio ians warn nnabln to hnlp hor.'' writes M. M. Austin, of Winohostor, Ind,, "but was completely eared by Dr. Kings Now Lifo Pills " They work wonders io stomach and Livor tronidos. Curo con stipatiou, sick hoadacho 25o at J. T. Douglas drug sroro. . ?jMiiiiinwiniiiiiiniiwiiniiiwuw ?O A Five Room Cottage NT in/East Bennottsville, Price $0.50 pr month. Apply to s G.W. Waddill. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Tho hour for evoninK eomcos at tho churohoa is now 1 o'olock. Prayer mooting at tho Baptist chu rob ovory Thursday ovonlng at 7.00. The Sohley court has boon dis BUI VOu, uiifc til? inudsli??g???g h'?'? not yot boon stopped. Bring tho little folks, a pleasure to show thom through ut Mittlo's atoro. FOR SALE ! A fivo Itorso farm in Robeson (County N. C., soven miles south of] Maxton. 13. F. MOUAK, Maxton N. C. Mittles ??toro is whcro Santa) Claus gets his prosonts. Editor Boos Wondorn. ijJditorW.V. Barry of Lexington, Tonh., in exploring Mominoth Cave, contracted a severn ease of Piles. l l is quick euro through using Bucklon's Arnica Salve conyinood him it is another world's won* dor. Curo? Piles. Injurio*. Inflammation, and till bodily Kruptions. Only 25 nts. al J. T, Douglas & Bro. druggist. tey Pipos and Smokers Supplies in endless variety eau be ton nd nt J. Te Douglas'. I The World's Groatost Fever Medicine. Johnson's Tonio docs in a day what slow Quiniuo eauuot do in lon days. Its splendid ourcs uro in striking contrast with tho feeble euros mudo by Quinine. If you oro uttorlv wrotoh?d' ?cice 0 thorough cour.-o ol' Johnson's Tonio and Idrivoout ovory truco of Malarial poison ing. Tho wiso insure their health by using Jonn ion's Chill and Fever Tonio lt costs 50 cents il it euros, not ono cent if it docs not Frosh Arrivals. Two llorac Plows, four different mok os of Harrows-Acme, Cutaway and Rouud Disc, spuding end Spike tooth Leveling Burrows-all of which aro offer* ing nt cxtromoly low prices. Call and got our prices before you buy P. A. HODGES. Don't You Love Flowers Y It so, and you want some pretty pots of all sizes in winch to place them, call at the Hardware store land you can be suited. Tho 1'rido ofllorooB. Many soldiers in tho hist war wrote tu sny that for Soratchos, Bruises; Cuts. Wounds, Com.'*, Sore Poet und Still Joints, B"okloo;s Arnioti Salve is tho best in tho world. Sania lor Binns, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Skin Irruptions and Piton. It ouroi or no pay. Only 25o at J. T. Douglas & Bro , drug store. [Citation For Letters of Administration. I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARLI'IORO' COUNTY-By Milton McLauiiu, Judge of Probato. WintllKABj'J.' 0. Dunbar, Jr., made suit to mo to grant unto bim Lo. tors of ?dinlnf^trVi?iob bf th i ?l and ritfy , J. IS. Hiinili oo, di..:., i.-f i.': fthu'\<\ ky4) i.l??i'et?t? to c te arid adniobtih .11 on.) ;;iiivniai tho kindred and credit' >. ot tji? na id ,\ C. Mt in .I t. m, tb ?^.ia ?<), tuid tyioy be and itpjieiij IK* to io tile, Iii thc Court of Prbbtitfl to lip hohl ht Honnoi'l .viMu pn tlif.- ?Stil day pf ?Looiy'ocr igor!, titter pub" | Petition therfcpf, al it o oto.k 10 U.f foro-I uoon, lo oho.; cause, ii any ?hoy I-av.. yy?iy I Said admiuUtrutlon-should not bo granted* Given nndor my hand tLb. 14th day of I D?oembor, A.D., 1901. MILTON MCLAURIN, Deo 14, 1901. J uri go of Probate, NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE EST POUT. COVINGTON. HAVING filed my final return with tho J migo of Proba'.o for Marlboro count j Notioo le hereby given that on (ho 30th of December 1901 I will apply to ?aid Court for Loiters DismisHory ns said Executor. ELI T. COVINGTON, Ex'r, Novombor 29, 1801. Warning Notice. AMi PMIBONS un hornby warned not to j Trespass tn any muunor upon any inf my lands in Marlboro county, especially in lied Hill township, by t.m.tmg, hauling, riding, walking or othorwUo. I intend to | proaccnto all who viobito this notice, J E COXE Rod HUI, Doc. 4, 190*1. We offer First-class I Horse Wagons com?lete al $25-Spot Cash?_Hardware Co. Farms For Sale WILLBELL MY FARM (355 acres) in Adamsville township, this county, located on the Gibson Branch A< C. L lt. It. at Newton ville Depot Good five room dwelling, large barn, out buildings tenant houses. Near to churches and schools. Healthy community. At thc depot there is a nice dwelling and large store house. On this tannas a 20 acre pasture with a never-tailing'stream run ning through it. This is a big bargain I have also sever.il tine farms near bj that I will sell 0:1 good terms. See me il you want a bargain in good Linning lands or a line business stand. L 1). NICWTON, Newtonvtllc, S C . Oct. 16. 1901, MILTON MoBAUUIN, Attorney nt Law and Probate Judge. OlTloo in Court Houso. W. BOUCHIER, t Attornoy at Law? Benn moville, 8. C. Offioo on Dari/ng ton fit rec t near Postftl iTolograpb office. January. 1809. ?Three Pacers One Year Each, only 50c WEEKLY TIMES. RICHMOND, VA., Now Only 50 Oonts A Year, and includes^absolutely free (THE PARAGON MPNTHLY, New York, [THE FARM JOURNAL, Philadelphia. The Daily am) Sunday Times, including Farm Journal r\nd paragon Monthly, Now-Only $3 per yenr, ) Or 35 ct9 per month by mall, J *j|di??-^?^^mjw-^JAU^?? ad Only ii few | hown from ft s\ Va, and are finisher! known to tibnm anal troop? hato who.ty darryinj 1 fl HW nm I E3 ? fnmt|6 m?W fill. wi ,?$ ni fi rn TI <JB gan. ST HALF FOBHERPRICE mc 1IM;C? ?><! AH ! " SI i* fi ? FEW DAY Bli?ifll? M.UBT &0 o ll ; & .IC I I December 19, 1 OJ ANNUA ; MT if RN? OF PROPERTY. COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, ', : % vivir? VILLE, ?i 0., December 2, 1001. MOTIC E is he) - I)' ,i' cn '(lint ?liis Oiiieo will be open from the 1st of J vitim ;??(iib day of February 1902, for the pur pose of receivr tho lietures of the Taxpayers ol' Marlboro Count}'. All having property iii their possession, as Owner or Hold t?tisbaticl. Parent, Guardian, Trustee, Administrator, ?econ ?hi# Of II cor? Agent, Attorney or Factor, on the 1st day i .;oy JW-.', ore required to LIST TUM SAME for Taxation- wi; I in ilie ti hie required by law, or incur the penal ty of Fifty per ? . winch aka<hes in case of failure to do so. . Please take n ??i< 0 niuo' (>l\?( tin* is the time for tho retn.n of all Lands, Lots, 33 ti .,. .. nO fin ya oyonieiits on Real Estate. The POLL T 4 ' I 00) ?HXLL?R is laid upon all Male Per sons between f ? ?l and 'IQ years, except persons who aro maimed and Ul -MU u support. The Auditor r ari As; tstant will be at the following places iii the County on ! im (inp} named for trio convenience of the public . Red Hill-Co: . Store. Red Hill-Bl? ah oin?, Brownsville- '.ri.,i ow ;; Old Slorej Hebron-Ha hair's St?re; OLIO Red 13 Inf* -BIW? Mf!l<i;: '! al um Mi ! ?oil .'.((a?HJvillc -Nev to(\\ ?lie, t.w Ui?fis ; ,\<. ? $j,v .\. i.si iu^, ?.lr?g{itsvi]le-^({u?( \,.;.! , ^ro, in h ville- Ivi.lJock'??. January 71 h 1W(>2 atji u otit " 1:3th Hrh " i?fch u iolli M ? 7th . " J?t'sl . " *2 y/! ' ' iNlji Qitioo' in V J .itu.)' \ Iv! i ? JA (ail > J lloto.ru ut t.. ih|iiiu< iiib tMiii! nyoiicribfAl !>v li\y jyiitn : |i:iU?0\ ill lt' i ll) 'll.svi.Ki (.li'l {ho.-iO v. ll > .U ?. U^Jlvi.JlUU^Ull ll. E, m OMI LISLE, Co,. Auditor. .J. T. DOUGLAS. A. 0. DOUGLAS. Tor: ss liips -Vniei?cnl ??i?riti?ci?its and Dealers in pure Jfji'iigs and patent ^lodiciiics, Stil!T :: ? p?^lV?Rf^m;^ Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies. Painty, Oils? V^raM^ B?TIS?LCS* GtLAGtf and PUTTY. <^_FINE CIGXHS AND TOBAC?O. _S?> ??u Presort//Hons carri ali .j compounded at ail hours and gun ???'on teed Lo be of the Purest Drugs' and ai reasonable prides, A full line Clifden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful f07 p'uM lib?r?t pfiironatje we solicit a continuance of same. , ll DOUGLAS & BRO, Jnnunary 31, ?O01 AT ??i?? OLD STAST?5. % I ll I t?? fi S I: Il f, 0 \> e <t * e 00000*00 o DONT (01 roi lo ?rive iii ct r, eal! neloro buying your XMAS GOODS. 'We lt rt ve p \ RH WORKS' Chcupef than ever boen l<nowi\ iyefoie in l?ennettsvillo. Also a elma p lot of .p ?,! JITS ami CA Si BM MiS of, tho very bo^'t Q?ajii.v? Apples, Onuiko^, bananas, Coooanuts, Lemons ; D?t?s, Prunes, Peaches, Figs* Almonds, Nuts o? all Kinds, Candy, ia all sftap?s and Prices, CALL OR Tl ?8n l\ MK. DELIVERIIS8 FREE IN TOWN. JVC. ROWE. V?ame W?N ^(:1. ono ?f ><f? ES! ?tlfiES'? ?niiimrate fbi lill Wm $| 1 > IO KC) 11 IO YOU B O Y Y O U II | .. I - PICTURES - J m Conic and SEE my Large and M y? Pretty Assortment Just Opened, k( m > .iMEl We haye also other Novelties Suitable for Holiday Presents. wi Very Respectfully, Bonheytsville,' S. 0., Deo 4, 1901, DEALERS IN Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons &i 'ness, ?FTEB THIS DATE, and during the entire Trading Season will keep their STABLES WELL FILLED with a ohoice seleotiou of Horses and Mules, which they will sell for Cash, or on time with good approved notes. t, Wo have .?cenHy added Buggies, Wagons and Harness to our StOolt and wo intend tokeop up-to-date goods at tho best prices. Tho following is a list of some of tho makes Of BUGGIES we now V andie Cou vii and, Watertown, Ame?, Harbour, Wrccn, Stand ard (?id Mickory Ourringo Co. october is, 1900. FULLER BROS hi Liando j ? been re on li and which' W& to sell Jw & OX J-fc?r $w tho ty saries ; work Tiyn tori ' Ao oom-. . ?ino rory .' ifhor&jkfjpg^ paso as in? l?der. fchatfTO ?o islands \ i'U'.-.iiuon v lie iM?e and cal! and ex?? amine- our Dee. 12, 1001. ago o? tub l?ophofo to bo aflfordod by his*; j hy oontonain# Chat itioijpators in tho wholesale' T*ytay would confess the ?hifoasioual, ho ??3 refrained noe to koop oiloiioo. , jbaffoo pronounced thia def j |uo, flaying that "tuo 001 Joys not lay upon ouy 1 jfriftynmn, the obligation of fe knowlodgo of ornaos fc Atcd hy third partios, tho pion of whioh oould havo litod without violating the] /of tho ooniossionai." in this -tar OAfto, it ia stated tho kuowl ir?, !IL?)?<^te?^>4w.M, Btt IESPBOTFUII??'Y ^^e^gnlfeosioasl. Iiis sont ^ imprionnront to Bennett?Ptlle l?lovelt? F. E, ROWE, MAX Ap ii -BEATER IN AND MANUFACTURIER OF - Flooring, Siding, Brackets, BalusterB, Newell, &c, BUILDING NAriRIAL OP ALL RINDS. \V YOU AHE IAN NEED OK any kind of LUMBER, ^ougti or dressed, we would bo glad to have yon call al our MILL and look over stock. ?1 oort. &V(,>nlX0 ' ^ioiiseti WE ARK STILL Pi BUSINESS AT TUIO OLD STAND. Aimil Prop?red to lill at Short Notice - Orders for - Cypress and White I'luo Sash, Ilnars and''6 linds j AT BOTTOM Pnioics. Wo soil no shoddy work, or miai-fltfl. Shop? on MoOoll atrcot near residence, 8. I51. VOWIilt?, Jan 31, 1898 BonnottfivlUo, S. 0, Valuable Property For Sale Cheap. TWO vnhifiblo lota In East BonnetteVlhV Ono contains a good dwelling with 8 rooms, a wh?o hell and 3 porohes. Tho othor ls a (lott UKO with 4 rooms a htdl and two porohou, Apply ftt? hts ofllco. A Bargain for I Somebody. WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH^ t on time to tho right man, Two 60 saw Hell Gins, with Feodora and Coiidonuera, all oom pl cte, Ono Aomo Colton Frees, 125 foot Mobbed Shafting, Lot of Pullhya or d Bolting, Au, In good limning order. Reason for R jlllng I wish to put bi largor out flt. W. BL SMITH. Bonnett*vllIe, July 25, 1901, #e Feed he Hungry WiiK? In town iind you want a good moni, remember, wo eau eorvo you, A good mo Al for 350. ttoatanrant ?'? north of tho Market.