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mSYLLLB, S. 0. . BY S. A. BRO WK. & CO. Oj?2c3 ott ' Marlon Street Opposite , ' . ilf?>son<c . Hall? , , ^ j^^id^Yi '^^^ l?' 1903; A Marlboro Boy Hight The Wilmington 8tar says there io A .one.> cotton mill in ^ North Caroljon ' thstiia. not siahdiug back on account of the high price of cotton. Tho mill ....at Lnmbprton ia going ahead with its ;^ plaj?-t?^blarge the plant, and while Othor mills are talking about shutting down; Mr. H. B. Jennings went to '?\ Pi tr?burg to purchase new machinery. ???r. H^nry Jennings is a Bennetts ,v viii.) boy and has been io the cotton S:;;jnHl business long enough to know ; : }\'->w: to manage onel lt ? lng to Walk Alone. We learn - that our old friend, j _Mr. James F. Lewis who has been ! ! superintending Mr. O. S. McCall's ' place on the Sooiety Hill road, has resigned, and rented the Dudley "Beatty farm" and will erop on his own account next year. We shall miss him when we go fishing next summer. He is a good farmer and wo trust will do well. -T^cJiB'to Ker Reward. Eve Mack, a well known and i kind hearted old colored wo;urtu died on the 10th and was buried ut Bunker Hilt on the 111 h. Bbe will be missed. str;?v''-;.;. . Our Town Gorvemment. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ? ALDERMEN-J. Prank Breeden, C. S. i jphaaih; A. Ot. Sinclair, W. W. Pate. 0 CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Me da. Office open daily. t;Lt?ET"J F. David, H. C? '?arper. Mai Ib?r? County ()tfux< !. .VIERIFF-J. B. Oreen .J;.ERK: OF CLERK-J. A. Brake . " JWQE OF PROBATE-M. Mclaurin COHONER- 0. F. Covington H'jpERViBoa-M. E. Coward SUPT. EDUCATION-W. L. Stanton TREASURER-J. H. ThomoB AUDITOR-Chas. I. Shorrill. SKNATOB-Chas. S. MaCall. BipRESKNTATiVES-D. D. MoColl, Jr. .1. P. Bunch, Welcome Quick._ <-' " '-* Bennettsviile Church Directory ?? METHODIST-A. B. Watson, P. C. .idday B?hool 3 30 p. m. Preaohmg at ", tf. '-WOO a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Prayer meot ""L W??d?eadny eveuing at 8.00 o'clock. "\ inriutondcuL Sumlay Boho?li jT'hth A. .s'?\ i^.V, ,3AVTIST-Kev. ItuTus .L'ont, fcramiu^ /.tulay school at 10.00'. Leaching Suu yat 11.00 a. VD., and 7.30p. m. rriyci tetibg l'h?rsday evening at H o'clooh, porintenilcuL of Stiuday sohool, il. W rroU. m Pttit?iiYil?aiAii-Bunyuf Molx?od l'a. ? ?>?.,., Pastor. Services every Sabbath ?j/(?.\immer) ll a. m. and 8 p. m.; (winter) wjl I a. m. and 7.30 p. m- Prayor meeting Thursday 5 p. m. Seats free. Strangers cordially invited. Sunday school every ? inday 10 a. m. Superintendent, J. T. .riley. All parents and children m ado '. leoine at the school. EPISCOPAL-BOY. O. W. Boyd, Beotor, K: .aching every acoond and fourth Sunday Rt ix a. m., and 7.30 p. m. Sunday pcb obi at 9.30 a. m. Br. J. A. FaiBon, por in tomlout. County Church Directory. .Bennettsviile Circuit Appointments BEV. J. W. ABIAILIi, P. O. ?irst Sunday-11a.m., Pino Grove' 3 p. m., Htuyrnri. Second Sunday, ll a. m MeColl 3 pru., Benni .. t. Third Sunday-ll a. ia.,1 n - -w. 3 p. in, Fourth Sunday, ll a. L. 3 p. m. Bc? v -,. blenheim Circuit Appointments BEV. W. B. BAKER P. O. first Sunday, Hebron ll a.m. Ebenezer 3.30 p. m. Second Sunday, Parnassus ll a. rn. Bethlehem 3.30 p. ttl' 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. BEV. A. DUNLAP, P. C. '/ie-Prenohi-jg o\cry Sunda; morning . nt ir*o clock. Epworth League Sun day night at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. m. W. A. HinBbaw, Supt. Prayer meeting Monday night at 8. Boolah -Preaching every Sunday aft at 4 o'clock. Sunday Behool at 3. It. M. Jnckpon.JSupt, :. d?cal and Surgical Aid for Jewelry. Io Oat work?hO|>, ft neut ea nod breaks ;?r<^taeoded, abtaeiooa removed nod pani olea of ggld, uiver sod otber "|)rtcioU'.'' aielal restored too heaUby condition. x ?EWLLRY REPAIRING \i '.'ooo euccoBHfully by workmen of skill 1 > d experience. Missing parta can be re. tit -cd, diamonds aad otber stones reBet. Oat chargea aro reasonable. " 8. J. PEARSON, Next door to Postoffice. / Cant A? B .Bristow spout soy oraV.dfiys.last^oek in Sumter. V Mr. Jamos. Hargrove of Red Bluff'.wasup T-uesda^and^ called No special nowa Mrs. W. A. Dampier of Ede?-, ton, N 0.,'is hero visiting her mother Mrs. Sue Easterling ? ; .Mr. Joseph ?.. McColl of Cit? was in Wednesday^' and made us a pleasant cnU . - ;r v / : E We regret ^'report the serious illness of TS^r. Will Easterli'ng in West Bennettsville.. Mr. James Webster of Ked Hill made us a pleasant call &st Thursday afternoon Messrs D. A. McQuooi - fti. McLaurin and J. E. McJ> ,f Reil Bluff were up W^dr. and called with smiles Mr. W. W. Parlia?:, of Lo^ei Hebron was up donday and made us a pleasant . ' tQ plant tobacco again in Uiu4. Rev. Mr. Ri! .... 0f Jackson, Miss., way a v ?... ? guest of our town last Veuk uud filled tbe pulpitof iii- ?t terian church Sunday evening----?. Capt W." E. iiyle, who will long reme nbered by the friends and patrons of. the old C. F. &Yt' V. Ry., i , days gone by, was iii t he cv ?t Friday A i uh? ..weting of tbe Grand Locl;;o i\. F. M. in Charleston jliis'j we<ik Mr. C. S. On?ffin was tod Deputy Grand Master I i tih District and Dr. J. F. Kinny i Senior Grand Deacon. VFJLTM8' DOINGS. Died at his home in Red Bluff township on Friday December 11th 11903, after a Bhort illness from the ..fleets of a fall received on the 8th, j Mr. Samuel Calder, iu bia 81at year. Fie leaves a wife, son and two daugh I tera and a host of relatives and friends [to mourn his loss. He was laid to rest Jin the Covington graveyard on ann ?day afternoon. CARD OF THANKS. We a'ncerely thank our friends ai d j neigh bot B ior ibe uiu ny kindness 8 I shown UB in our recent bereavement. Respectfully, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gibbs Dec ll, 1903 Tho Methodist Conference. Tho annual conference of the Metho dials of South Carolina was held at Greenville last week. Wo will nive j the appointments next week. Very I few changes have been made in Mar ion District. Rev. Watson of Ben J nettsville goes to Orangeburg circuit Rev. T. E Morris comes lo Bennetts ville. Rev. McFarlan goes to Wacca maw. Read,;/ tor Uhrialiuasi Never iii tho bislor.v ot o ir .. . ., >.'i>rr- pur r?ierol??vr.t-. s?o weil stocked with yoe I? 'uiiiod to all kidd of presents for birthday, wedding arid holiday xiii.", lt i.' really ivor iii a iriji to Bo hctlsvitle to c?mo and s^e tbe displuyn ;'>>r your-rasni ct iou; Whether you I uy or uol you will never regret the time spent looking over the multi? tude of articled suited to all purposes. At Strauss' store , You eau buy all kinds of XMAS TOYS, DOLLS and Presents, For the L'ttlo Ones. Setter Dog Found. Master Johnie Stubbs, who lives at J. F- David's place over the creek, asks us to inform the public that on the 8th instant a young "setter*, dog came to his house and took up. Has black head, white tail, body dark blue anti white spotted. The owner can get him on payment of expenses. Sol Brown proprietor of new Furniture store has an Axmin j ster and a Br?ssel Art square ?hat are well worth seeing. I will have a large line of I ire works for Xmas at prices to lt everybody. W. M. Rowe. Spl ixHd values in amall gifts at f> ali i !0c store. (vdt y ir millinery at cut prices ai V Uti' ? M ire. Broke into lils House. b '.?-. Qui ci pf (luvend Inb, Vt., ww robb . <'! <UHfc v ry beahb by iu?...-4 ion Ot Chi iii! ("on 'if<u.. Wnirn T)<-. King's Now i i . ' i -Auiuto bin bous'o b?Btronb-1 u.v-i :..'Ci--> 'nd now he'tVeri t hely ob rt: tl 'I';-..' ? punrri?l?pd tonie 250 at J. V. ..' . - Diu^ Sto.o. That Tb robbi ? dachr Would quickl. Icavo " -7?a ' Dr. King's Now Li 1 * miff.MUM haso prov i . ' . tttentj for Ri, k nut Nervin' m i. ki- puru I/o..) o nii 5,1 : up Only 2 j cer.M. motley li '; 8old by J. T. Douglas ii ' Don't F At .J - U THAT you can ALWAYS FIN?) ai ... The CO RN Kl* GUOCIiRY Full Line of uhoico .Family Groceries^ Canned Goo^.s. Fruit, Vegetables, . Confectionery, Also 0 nico lino of SHOES, UNDER WEAR, ond NOTIONS. Our Table Gooda ore always Fresh. Give us a CALL. C. 22. HUBBARD, Cor Darlington and Cheraw sis. HecDOttsville, S. C. #i? In order to reduc Uptime, I wili sell tue Ipi -ow occupy at I??GiN? a/toovo \ w, n I < Years fii th rowjv* AJVX> co i/ft r* . :,J3WS. - New moon his evening' - One week to Ohristmas Toy-land opened Dec, 1st at 5 and 10c Store. -Lots of changes are booked tor the new year. Something to please every ano at 6 and 10o store. - The sheriff has some sales to make first Monday in January ??T* Cut prices in millinery for bwo weeks at Mittle's store. Bargains that cannot be re pea ted at 5 and 10c store. (KiP^ If in town after dark look for the Red Light on Marion Street east side below our office. - Note the changes in the schedule of the Bennettsviile & Cheraw railroad. You eau find what you want at Mittle's rtore. (gir* If you want bargains come at once, ? and 10c store. - The Democrat returns thanks to Henry P Shields for favors - President Peters of the Fexas cot toa gr. rivers association1 advises tho farmers to bold what aotr?pju vi M k^hayi^uj un? dj.o r lC\C,i - Marlboro's delegation to the Grand Lodge of blasons iii Char lesion lust week report a royal good time; Mr. E. Powers broiurliL us a lino ''rohna t?lam5' as a Souvenir. - Don't forget your visit to the county Treasurer's office-no extension this year. - Mr. Li. D. Newton of New tonsville can supply all wanting cows &3gT* That Axminster art square at the new Furniture store is the prettiest floor over ing ever shown in Bennettsviile. Our holiday lino will be open Dec 15th come and inspect at Mittle's Store. Prices that will surprise you on toys, at 5 and 10c store. Presents ior every body at way down prices at Mittle's store. J5@?" Why don't you call at the Sol Brown Furniture Store and get, a free bottle of that great poliah ? 0^ The famous Fitz Lee and Lexington stoves and ranges at the new furniture store Sol Bmw h - Cottolene for salo at W. M. Rowe's. fJSf New crop shreded Raisins, Currants, Citron A?;, at AV. M. Rowe's. A - H. J. Hoin/i's Co.; prooarod mince moat, ern : , san e and apple bullr : alo ai M 1-owe's. - P?entv of socd oats at C. S. McCaP'-- . ' ii i t - is a good time lo pla !, ;i larg? ci op. - N'Y. II. II. Hubbard of B:. tsvillo has 40 head of hogs r-"*? ]>''. ? for sala, also a young COY with si .....-.d calf . Cali on .Sol Brown and seo : :S in Mattings 'and lings - The best cook you can have nov, i : ene of those new stoves ai i V. cy Moore's -oil Hoe of H J. Heinzs Co. I'ioulca Preserves, Ketchups, Sau ced, Jellies &c. at W. M. Rowe's. Real good green coffee 8J to 12} cts at W. M. Rowe's. Royal Baking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. Jose received a Inrge lot of NEW LOADED SHELLS of all kind. At VV. M. ROWES. NOTICE -1 HA VU ITEMOVED MY OFFICE TO THE ROOMS OVER THE "I'I.ANTEHS NATIONAL BANK." H. il. NEWTON. Sept 1, 1902. P Li EASE! Remember, Hamilton sells 14 lbs ?ood green coffee for $ 1 00 ige- MOW oe?! e my stock by that G-oods m the store a SMALL. MAR Cost ?ur time? e FURNITURE BUSINESS. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Service at Presbyterian church next Sunday at ll a m., and 7.30 p. rn Subject for evening '"Christ ns a fae tor in the Union of Moral forces." All are invited. - The Methodists. Presbyter ians and Episcopalians will have Christmas trees next week. The Epworth League Prayer roeot?Dgl ia held eve:y Tue?dny evcoiog ia tbol San "ny fcbes! roora of tbs Methodist ? church at 8 o'clock. The public invited. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church | Thunday afternoon at 5 P- m. I Tho hour for evening services at the | churches is now 7.30 o'clock. Prayer meeting it thc Batist church ] every Thursday evening nt ^ 30. Player iceeliog nt tho Methodik>t chnrob | ?every Wtd'ic.-Jsy at 7.3J p. m. Tba hour far Sunday School at tbc I Methodist church haa been changed to j 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon. Ourou Blood Poison, Oanaer, Ulcers, Ec soma, Carbuncles, Etc. Medicino Free. Robert Ward. Maxey'e, On., says: "ll sutfercd irom blood poison, my head, face and shoulder wore one ma.es of corruption, ache? ia honestad joints,' butTiing, itch" in g scabby skin; was all rundown and discouraged, but Botanio Blood Balm cured mc perfectly, healed all the sores and gave my skin the lieh glow of health. I B'^rd Balm t< xi. hew life into my bl and i!"vv ?ttl hit iou into my bruin.'' (Jrio. A. Will'a.uisl Iloxbury, foci: pove'rod willi, piiiipks ultnhiia stire ou o??c>?? bf luiaii -s-ti-rr?'.irrp-TvrcWTiir rm-nock, eattng ni. cer on i?g, U?h? piinn, itchinir t~k'\n. cured peiler.tly by B.?tonic Blood Rrtlni-. MircH all In.'iileii, Botanic Blood Balm cures till lUHligmuu blood troubles: Puch as eczeuin, peaba and genies pimples running .. 11 , carbuncle.'', scrofula^ ol&. Especially advised l'or all obstinato cases that have reached thc second or third stage. Drujigi-ts, $1. To prove it cures, Himple of Blood Buhu sunt fice and prc? p.u'd by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlan ta, Cu. Describe trouble and free medical ad vico scut ia pealed letter. For sale al J. T. Douglas & Bro Concessions of ti Priest Rev. Jno S. Cox, of Woke, Ark., writ ca, Tor 12 yearn I entTeiod from Yellow Jaundice I consulted a nnmbi.r rf phys iciana and tried oil porta nf in. diciit- a. but got no re.irf T>.cn I began the usu uf El??efr?e Hit tera arni f?id Hint I nm now I cure.i of a ii?BI a-o (hut Imd mo in ir." grapp f T twelve yenra.'* If yr.u wnufc n reliable mfltiioiuo f-?r Liver and Kidney tronhle. ptonmch disorder or gi-nnrul tin bili ty, u?,r E'ttctrlu Bittern, lia gii'tranir.o.l by J. T. Doogla Ss Bro. Only 500. ? * * ? * ? * - ?> O A ? * A? f.AAA* A A AAA. WARNING NOTICE ! A BL persons are warned not to tres ?2i p35S in any manner on any of my 1 mds-walking, hunting, hauling, riding dr otherwise. 1 will prosecute all who disregard this notice. Z. T. WRIGHT. Jecember 9, 1903. WARNING NOTICE ! ALL persons are hereby warned not to hunt, fish or otherwise trespass in any manner upon any ol rhy lands in Marlboro. Nov 25, 1903 E. W. Goodwin. WE STILL FEED THE HUNGUY ! WHEN in town and you want a good meal, remombor we caa servo you," A good meal for 25c. Restaurant north of tho Market. PnE9n OYSTERS in overy style. D. J. BRAYBOY Bennettsville & Gheraw Railroad Commencing Monday Nov. 9; ltj<)3, und umil further notice, trains between Clieraw and Uenoo ttsville will bc operated on thc following r~hcdule, daily except Sunday : WEST BOUND FROM BENNETTSVILLE THAIN Leave Benoettsvillo fl 4.5 a m 43 Leave Kverclt'? 7 25 n ni Leave Kollock's 7 40 a m Arrive Cboraw 7 ?0 a tu TRAIN Leave Bonnettsville 4 00 p m 33 Leave Kvcrctt's 5 30 p m Leave Kullock's 5 f>0 p m Arrive Clieraw 6 UO p m EAST HOUND FROM 0IIERAW. I TBA IN Leave Clieraw 3S Leave Kollock's Leave Kvcrcit's Arrive Bennott.sville I TRAIN Lon vc Clieraw 32 Leave Kollock's Leave Everett's A n ive Bennetthvi?o H A. G. PAGE, S^T. Chcraw, Nov. 7, 1903. A complete line of uy^-to-date HOLIDAY] GOODS, consisting of 0111^1^^9 Ri'ic-a-Rrac9 .Toilet Cases, JSE Ce?nB?oid' Novelties, ?tc* mci M nm HS I PRIDES SUITE? TO ALL PURIS I me, ? Inspect the lime, Wiii he Opened, rion ii v iinnimin ww it i. 10.: .li W Ml fl illili A pleamire T? I1AVI5 YOU LOOK. YOVKS VOR HONEST DEALINGS. THE UP-TO-DATE MERCHANT. . Bennettsville, s. C. Who ref unds gour money if not satisfied. DEC 9 mn. \?mmm m * ? Illlil I Iii U Oil ? 0 BLHTABLB-'POR ALL, OLD AND YOUNG! Lamps, Clocks, Pictures, Mattings Easels, Screens, Rugs, Linoleums, Wi?d?ii\. Shadjs, *? Curtain Poles, * Art Squares. Odd pressers; CJijfomers, China Closets, Combination Ctses, ' Ladies Desks, hide Boards. Axminster and Br?ssel Art Squares, ?? Cooking Stoves and Ranges. [FANCY ROCKERS, WILLOW ROCKERS, COLONIAL ROCKERS, CHILDRENS EIOH CHAIR AND HOCKERS. Give tis a call. We will try to please you. PHONE IBO SOL BROWN. "TUE FURNITURE TrI/lNJJ BENNETTSVILLE, S, G III fuufl PROPERTY AGAINST LOSS' mt, IRK - WILL COME, aud generally when least expected, lhoref.?rc, it ir eal - hr.siriuF. in protect yourself ugninst loas by Insuring your I) wei Hugs j Furnitur . Bums and Cotton Gins, Htores md Stocks of Mrrehu!idi?o, ii, some ti io oi ii"' Cd m pa ni?s no med below. If you will ca H oo mo nt my office over I'liuili h National Bink, Bennetlaville, or write rue at Bennetts* ville, E '. . and let. mo make jun rafe, you will he surprised to know how I little it wit VOSl "OU to secure THIS PROTECTION. The Bbmpai ?ca represented by me are as follows; Livorpri??l-Aj?l?on?'if: .-. Globo, of Liverpool Rnyiii, of ?Lly?rpiiol, Aotno, of El ot?or.l, \ onnoutiont, Hurtfo ii, ai Htuttofif, Conn , Phonni: . i-f Loud to, ^ North Hrit?b ? Mercatrtrte, of London and E linburgh, Phoenix .! Hartford Conn., ?ontia itrtl, of New i ork, Pbcni*. nt brooklyn, j Orconv. i.-li, of Iv*v York, I LoFny tte. nf V iv V ;rk, IOB. Co., of (Tortit Ainarloa, Philadelphia, Southern Stock Mutual, Grcenaboro, Southern UudorwriterB, Greens-boro, Hanover, of Now York, Niagara, of Now York, Philadelphia Uudcrwrltora, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia, Piro A?80oiatioD, Philadelphia, Equitable, of Charleston,* S. C. German, of Freeport, III., Qu-icn IOB. Co., of Amer ?ni, N. Y. Gtforgla Homo, Cullimbin, Gi,, ^ llrimh Amorica, Toronto, Canada, I,will iv iti't'B 13 . i noss in nny ?eclion ol the County. HON i i'LY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID. ALL, LOSSES Sci?! 17, inn;;,, ?nra ? AS?, afc.? i ?t? v i vi**ol A. J. BRISTOW, AG T Bennettsville, S, C< SAL;:S; I ..- WAS ? KD-to look t.ftor our intercut in M .?.boro aud adjacent counti' ?: Sahir j i r Commission. Adi re ?j the HAUVICY On. Co, C.evelund, O. f?sf?f I . '? Flowers ! Flowers I Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fine lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, woll -rooted, that sb.e desires to sell/ Cuttings 25e per dozen. r M Among the ISTew Arriv-al? This Week. HAMILTON, BROWN'S SHOES,, ! POMS'S MATS . ; - -?. INT X>; The celebrated "Alco" Brand All up-to-date. FOR HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Do You want A GRAIN DRILL ? If so, Get The Best. We sold in this County last season ELEVEN of the s' Far mer's Favorite Q-rgi-n Dr i Ik" and every one of them gave perfect satisfaction. We guarantee (Item {ojilease. Read what some of our customers have to say : ' MR. P. A. HODGES, * 1, . ' , . I am very much pleased with thc "Farmers ? avortto Oram Drill" bought of you last season, I have planted my crops of Oat?, Wheat, Peas nnd Sorguni Cane, and it has given mo satlsfaotiooi Where I havo boen pnltmg Four Bushels Oats when sowed with hand, I find Two aad a Half ?Bn$e??$W suffi cient when sowed with Drill. Signed ' J. F. lUtEEDliN, This is to certify that wo planted our crop of small grain with the "Farmer's Favorito Grain Drill" last season, arid aro pleased with it in every particular. Wc planted aa much as six bushels Rod Rust Proof Oats per acre, and m overA" instance it gave us a perfect stand, and has given entire Batiafaoiion. W^ heartily recoin? mend it. Signed T, S. and 1- WV EVANS MR P. A. HODGES lite "Farmer1 :i favorite Crain Drill'' poUfillt ol'you has .-.i entire satiufu?ti?p., and I heartily rccomincnd it. Signed ,J. C. CAM iou. ???*?.*-*! A'*.* fi ? e ns if you Bscpect to Very respectfully Sept 16, 1903. J. T. DOUGLAS. A. 0. DOUGLAS J.T, Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in vf gNre ^rugs and patent l^ediciiies^ <TnHLET? ARTICL1S~^|Q^ EVERY"^l?K?imjv>, Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies. G-LASS and PUTTY FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ts* Prescriptions carefully compounded at all 7; and guaranteed to he of the Purest Drugs and at reasonable prices. A full U?f ^^en Seed & Onion 8&?'s* ' 'J^al?if?l^QrVJ^^ liberal patwi?^fje wQ solicit a conlinuanceof saine ^~T? DOUGLAS & Si AT THU OLD ST??ID, Jannary . 1, 1902. >9 W. P,f BREEDEN, Jr. MANAGER. . DEALER TN ^3^a>otaLxrk.eyy of All Kinds ?ND GENERAL REPAI WORK, -^?> -AXiSO - DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF - Ceiling, Flooring, Siding, Brackets, . Balusters, Newels, &c, BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS, IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF any kind of LUMBER, 'ough or dressed, we would be glad to have vou. call at our MILL and look ov?r stock. Phone orders promptly attended to