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BENNETTSTOiLE, 8. ?. BY S. A. ?BOWN * CO. Oj0lc0 or? iUaWon ?*ree? Opx>ooiU Masonic Mail? Friday, January 1. 1904. ii i ---- Rock Hill Buggies. ; The agent Mr. P.A. Hodge* hw just received a carload of those hand some buggies and if you want a fine buggy call ou bim. Don't You Want Itr Dr. Stamps, of Lumber Bridge, N, Cbnoa Dice f rm in Cumberland county, N. G., four miles couth ol .fayetteville that you can boy reason able. The place for a good home. Write him. Clio Novelty Works. /Parties in want of Sash, Doors, Minde, Balusters, Bracket Work, - ?&?\, can get them from Olio Nov elty fTorks. \: Mr. F. A. Hodges is agent at Bennottsville. DEATHS' DOINGS. Died at bO??*(n Blenheim. onMondn7 oiorM tiv.ac? ?bth looj, akas .. shot? illness; Mrs IN?ARV HF.NEGAN, consort . o! ?.bc la:? ?'.j. Chas. S. Henegan. Sh? leav?'i one daughter Miss Maggie, two sisl^ri, .ind a Urgft d.-cte ot relatives to a*ouri. her loss. She was laid to rest at Blenheim cemetery on Wednesday morning at ?? o'clock-Revs. McLeod and Baker conducting the services. * . Now is the time to sow cab bage seed, if you would have large hardy plants to transplant -early in spring Our Town Gorvemmen*. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-j". Frank Breeden, 0. 8. Chaffin, A. G> Sinclair, W. W. Pate. -CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc* Lauri". Offic? open daily. POLICE-J. F. David, H. C. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. ~ lia?vc . -~. ?.. Gr KfVH Off >rako 1 'uLaurin s*? at i'KUV 'BOB - M J StftTi KnyoA'tio ?taj TVK^.-?ruEit-" _JrroK-CnasT I. Sherrill. BKNATOR-Ohas. S. M=Call. m ? RsrHKSiNrA- r ). MoColl, Jr. .1. 1 .? iok._ . .* >. ' ww ww ww www Si ' h> Directory fkt^i'i""' WRTMOWST- ! ?Vatson, P. C. Sunday ncUool 3 30 p. M?. Proaohiug M IL00 t.. m. and T;30 p. m. Praj raiteb ina Wednesday iveuiug ul EM 0 o'clock Stipoiiotiid-mt Sunday school, Phil.'A, Hodg^d. l?rtji 1 . .'ur; Ko.<d,~ Sitter Sunda* se.;, aol at lo.UQ. Proauhi?g ^I'T. iay*' ILO i .ic".sop ci. Pisyei lBOe'i;>i.Tl ' lu; Williup *l S . ?lflfll npcpftffltjattnt? ut ?ua?ay B?hool. - 'fl ?rrbll. PRESBYTERIAN-^^*11 MoLeodI Ph. D., Pastor. Sorv\f9 overy Sabbath frommer) ll a. m. an? 8 n. m.; (winter) 1 a. m. and 7.30 p. m\ Prayer meeting Thursday 5 p. m. SeaVs free. Strangers cordially invited. SunUay sohoo every Sunday 10 a. m. Superintendent, J. T. Dudley. All parents and>?hildren made; uclcome at tho school. EPISCOPAL-Bov. O. W. BoydN Beotor, >?ioaohing overy Becond and fourtm Bunday At ii a. m., and 7-3? P? m' { Btma*y tahool at 9.30 a. m. Di. J. A.\Fai?on, I laperintenioni. / County Church Directory. MOi: ???api Carro Bennettsville Circuit Appointments EEV. J. W. ABIAILL, P. C. First Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove' 3 p. m., Smyrna. SooondSunday, ll a.m. McColl. 3 p. m. Beauty Spot, Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove, 3 p. rn, Smyrna. Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. McColl. 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. KEV. W. B. BAKER P. O. First Sunday. Hebron ll a. nr. Ebonetor 3.30 p. m. Second Sunday, Parnassus lia. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. rn* Tli?i <3 "un Hc^i 11-T Zion 3.30 p.m. Fourth Sunday ParnaoMis 11 > a. Bcth!eb/:tn :'. i<) p. 'M. Clio Circuit ApiioiniXA?uts? ?BV. A. T. I>liKLAP, r. Cil?'i - Preaohin;< every Sunday ?norr?iu? '? ..-!. 11 ?j'cloefc. Epwotth boaga Sui) day J ighc ht ? clock. Sunday whoo ai 10 ii. r. .'. rtrJ iJinsl av. c fi . Prayor mt^iiri? Monday ra^'/U at H. 8;uluh -Prtfitohiufi every Shuday aft n 4 OOlOCL. ?uu?; UU?UUI Bli ii. "ii, M. Jackson.lSupt, STOCKING UP with the best, beautiful Jewelry to b found. This has. been our occupatio for some time. The 1 ea ul ut aro her and Christmas is here GOLD, SILVER, DIAMONDS. These are the things for present? Whether they be old or young, yoi can gnd a pleasing gift right here. S call aa soon as you can. 8. J. PEARSON, Next door to Poatoffice, Mri-John R. Webster of Dar lington ?pent Christmas at home with mama Mr. and Mrs. Luther Coxe of Darlington came over and spent Ohristmas. Misses Mary and Luna Mc Daniel spent Ohristmas with friends in Florence, Mr. J. P. Gibson left Tuesday to work on the new daily in Florence Mr. J. B. Am mons, of Red Bluff, was down Saturday and called to remember us Mr, 0. B. Clark, of Adams ville, was down Saturday and called with appreciated favors. Mr. J. H. Parish of Clio was up Monday and made us a pleas ant call. Clio had a quiet Qjirist- j mas '^j. Mr. Henry Harr#fTbf Colum bia, a pencil artist' of rare talent, spent Christmas with his mother Mrs. Laura Farrall Mr. B. Edwin Moore of Lester section was down Monday. A good quiet Christmas in his sec tion Miss Julia Powers of Fayette ville is spending the holidays j with her cousin Miss Florence Powers We return hearty thanks to the dear .friends who have cal ted to give us a gentle push on the j start for 190? Our old lribnd, Mr. Marlin [Hubbard r, i BrigbWv?lie was down Tuesday and dropped in to see us with a smile Mr. Joseph P. Ingram who has been working in Chattanooga Tenn., for nearly a year, has come home to spend some time Mr. J. M. Stanton of Wesley section was up Tuesday and call 01 to see us. He reported a good quiet Christmas Mrs. Willie Dingle and two children who have been spend ing Christmas with her parents Mr. aud Mrs. S. F. Powers have returned to their home in Clarendon Mr. L. E. Caston, for years a valued citizen of our town but now of Spartanburg. came over from Chevaw---?atn.rdrvy OD the nejy^??ftdr-t5 see his-o?d f riends MHice more M J. D. T. Stanton, sou bl Mr^ H. W. Stanton who went to Mis sissippi many years ago from Clio, is here visiting relatives in the county. It is his first visit and he seems pleased with what he has seen. Dr. J. A. Faison and son Jul ius anent Christmas in Washinjr llon City. They were joined tl er? \by his daughter Mis-; 131 oise ap tl [Jvlisses .(, Martha and Abbie I Moore students ol Roanoke col . logo. The,party tool*, in ail t.ie [ben uti ml f.;'.;?!erja- e.p>i<-iud Ih? city and also made a visit io Baltimoti! Tho Dr. and Julius gos home Monday night CUPID'S WORK. From all accounts Cupid has been doing some active work for Chriatmap. Mr. Ernest Covington now of Clio and Miss ?lile Boykiu, of Maycsville were married December 23d by Kev W. J. McCoy of the Presbyterian church. * * * Mr. Ernest Adams now of Wil minston and Miss Bettie Carraway of Darlington county were married on the 23d of Deeember, * The Anglo-Saxon of Rockingham a tn tea th ?it Rev. Mr McIntosh a young Baptist divine and Miss Maud Coble of Laurinburg were married on the 30th. Miss Coble has many friends in Bennettsville who will now miss her pleasant visits. Mr. Fred A. Tart and Miss Donnie May Odom, of Red Hill were married Deeember 23d at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Odom, Rev. W. B. Baker officiating. HOT OYSTERS AND DINNER* The Ladies of the Methodist Church will furnish riot Oysters M 1 Diiii M?e '?ra? MO?rVy [ii ?I a ry, (4), at the Jennings j ase beast to Druaj Store, from j ? I to . o'clock; i- . ^ un ' into lils lloa^. . il . . indiBh, Vt., was ry health by iovas : ion. When Dr. : oke into his houao I and now he's en . r : i . . ' ' ? ... i a i nti t oed to care, 250 as J. T. Uonglae & Bro Drag Store. ?ni That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Fills. Thousands of Bufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick aud Nervoua Headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only 2$ cents, money buck if not cared. Sold by J, T. Douglas & Bro Druggist. Don't Forget npiIAT you can ALWAYS FIND nt X The CORNER GROCERS a Full Liue of choice Family Groceries, Canned Goods, Fruit, Yegetables, Confectionery. Also a nico lino of 8H0ES, UNDER WEAR, sad NOTIONS. Our Table Goodavare always Fresh . Qivo us a CALL. c. B: HUBBARD. Cor Darlington add Oheraw sis. Ile linet]? ??ville, S- C. -i * .; ?.. < In order to ?reduc ?time, I will sell tn? ?I now oooupy\at GIN a*bo" Wow. is G. ?l ?4 Years fn-tli r2?- AND COUNTY NEWS. - Write it 1904 now - Lovely weather. - Pull moon Sunday - Masons meet to-night - Next Monday is salesday - "Happy New Year" to all - Going to move? Where? - The cold wave Sunday was | severe - The county Pension Board] meets on the 4th - The papers state that there | Ls plenty of labor suffering for rations in lower Richland county. Everybody attend the big coet sale lit Mittles store. - The second Tuesdav in J anu ary is the time to elect Trustees j in special School Districts - _T7 Visitors to town salesday shouid-not fqj^et the oysters I and hot dTiTher at the Jennings) house When Mittle advertises a cost sa'e | it means bargains for you. - Mr. L. D. Newton of New- ] ^-"vIlV can firmly all -wonting. a >ws Z<if Mittle ubinia ftt uucl below cost I for :\\ ;nty days beginning Monday I Dec 'li. ~-Thv personal propprt.S oC'i '.he Est;*.1/: of tho late u?rhes l?i. Coico will hi resold next Wed nesday at his late residence - For the information of our patrons at Clio and on some of the Rural Routes, who did not get their papers on Saturday we would state that they were placed in the office here on Thursday morning before noon - New goods arriving daily at the new Furniture Store. Call and get my prices. tST Pipes and Smokers Supplies in 1 endless variety can be found at J. T. Douglas & Bro. t&~ Such bargains never before I ottered as now to be had ut Mittle' cos*, sale. Goods you need to be bad at cost at j Mittle's store. ThiB sale for 20 days be among j the first to get to Mittle's store. B@T Why don't you call at the Sol Brown Furniture Store and get a free bottle of that great polish ? - Cottolene for sale at W. M. Rowe's. HST* New crop shreded Raisins, Currants, Citron &c. at W. M. Rowe's. - H. J. Heinz's Co., prermred mince meat, cranberry sauce and apple butter for sale at I W. M. Rowe's. ! -Mr TT TT. TT^KKo^ ~t Bri.?b!.syillo hits 40 head o? ho^s aud pigs for salo, ??.'no a young ?cow with seco i'd .ui) - txi' oh Sol Brown and sse his bargains hi Mall tugs nul Rugs - Tho best cook you can have now is one of those new stoves at Percy Moore's A full line of H J. Heinzs Co. Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sau ces, Jellies eve. at W. M. Rowe's. Real good green coffee 8J to 12? eta at W. M. Rowe's. Royal Bakiug Powders at W. M. Rowe's. Just received a large lot of NEW LOADED SHELLS of all kind. At W. M. ROWE'S. PLiEASE Remember, Hamilton sells 14 lbs good green coffee for $1 00 Concessions of a Priest Rev. Juo S. Cox, of Woko, Ark., writes, "For 12 years I suffered from Yellow Jaundioo. I consulted a number of |)hys< iolane and tried all 6orta of mrdioinea, bul got no relief. Then I bega . the nue ol Eleotrlo Bitters and feel that ara . oured of a disoaso that had i grasp for twelve years.'' It reliablo medioino for Liver . ... Kidney trouble, stomaob disorder or nen bllity, get Eleotr}/Bittes. lu by J. T. Douglas & Bro. Only ry 1st ?90?. tove to the ige now oc> y H T. MRFIELD. ?e my stook by that 3 G-oods in the store a SMALL MAR Cost our time. rADDIU, 6 FURNITURE BUSINESS. i RELIGIOUS NOTES. The week of Prover beginB Sun day. Rev. T. E. Morris, our new preach er at tho Methodist church began his j work here Sunday. Preaching service at Presbyterian church next Sunday at ll a. m., and 7.30 p. m. Subject for morning "New Year's Gift." Evening "How to le happy." All are invited. Tba Epworth Leagao Greyer meeting is held cvory Tuesday evening in tho Bund ay eobool room of the Methodist church at 8 o'clock. Tho pablio invited. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at 5 p. m. Tho hour for evening services at tho churches is now 7.30 o'clock. - Fi ny ci uioul?iifr ai Loo Baptist church j every Thursday evening at 7 30. Prayer meeting at tho Methodist church | every Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. Tho boar for Sunday School at the j Methodist chnroh has been changed to 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon. Going to LooatOi Tho Columbia paper*; state that Messrs J. Warren Alien, who has been travelit g ?'.r a Baltimore hon??. h?s d.?n?dnd to lr.4 cit?i;> Columbia, and M ?th Mx- THos F? rdigli lalo of : Durliugtoa viii op?b op ti lori? mercantile IIOUFQ (>> ?uppiy ?vaty* thing except hardware, Curoo j?ropd aro??au.- <?*iu<:-*t-.si-i\)t*- KW* Korua, .:-../bii'.ctt?s, K?c. Medicino Fxee. j Robert Ward. Musty'*, G.-.. says: ' i sulFcred ir?in blond poison, my head, facti ??dtU-._were ? rruj ion ache? in bone's and join tn, burning, itch ing scabby skin; waa all run down and discouraged, but Botanic Blood Balm cured mc perfectly, healed all the sores and gave my skin the rioh glow of health. Blood Balm put new lifo into my blood, and now ambition into my brain." Geo. A. Williams, Roxbury, face covered with pimples, chronic sore on baok of head, suppurating swelling on nock, eating ul cer on log, bono pains, itching skin, cured perfectly hy Botooio Blood Balm sores ull healed. Botanic Blood Balm cures all malignant blood (roubles such as eczema, scabs and Bouleo, pimples, runuing sores, carbuncles, scrofula, etc. Especially advised for ali obstinate cases that have readied tho second or third Biagrt. Driis:gi-trt, Si. To piove it cures, sample of Blood I i ii in neat free and pro* paid by writing Blood Ualm Co., Atlan ta, Gi. Describo trouble and frr-c medical advice sent in sealed letter. Ker side at J. T. Douglas & Bro WARNING NOTICE J ALL persons are warned not to tres pass in any manner on any of my lands-walking, hunting, hauling, riding or otherwise. 1 will prosecute all who disregard this notice, Z. T. WRIGHT. December 9, 1903. WARNING NOTICE ! ?LL persons are hereby warned not to hunt, fish or otherwise trespass in any manner upon any ot my lands in Marlboro. Nov 25, 1903. E. W. Goodwin. . -TILL FEED TUE HUNGRY! WHBN In town and you want a good meal, remember wo can servo yon. ? good meal for 250. Restaurant north of the Market. FRESH OYSTERS in every style. D. J. BRAYBOY BennettsvillG & Cheraw Railroad Commencing Monday Nov. 9, 1G03, and until further notice, trains between Cheraw and Bonnottsvillc will bo oporatcd on the following pohedule, daily except Sunday : WE BT BOUND FROM BENNETT8VILLE TRAIN 43 TRAIN 33 Leave Bonnettsville Leavo Everett's Leave Kollook's Arrive Choraw Leavo BenncttsvHIo Leave Evorott's Leave Kollook's Arrive Cheraw G 45 a in 7 25 a m 7 40-a m 7 50 a m 4 00 o m 5 30 p tn 5 50 p m 6 00 p m EAST BOUND PROM CHERAW. TRAIN 33 ?RAIN 32 Loavo Choraw Leavo Kollook's Loavo Everett's Arrivo Bcnnoltsvi Leave Cheraw Leave Kol lock's La ave Evorott's >' ; 1 a v. 0 00 ?. ai 0 35 }> n (I 30 p ti it 60 p lr Arrive BonnotlBvilL' 10 20 1 A. G. PAGE, SUP] Choraw, Nov. 7,1903, 1 / FIW TWENTY DAYS beginning Monday morning, Pee. 28t)M(t 9.T'; MITTLES SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE, ovil JjJNTJlsiK --TOCK, without reserve, to go pt and UBIOW Cost. Som? lints we will discontinue handling-such as MENS' HATS, MENS* SHOJ>>. an<5 others which will be sold regardless of cost-they must and will be sold, '.'('his sale enables you to buy Irom the largest and most complete stock in thc comity. Every offer New, Stylish Merchandise-not shelUworn shoddy goods aecumu atcd ny inexperienced buyers. |JB03?-? CLOTHING. A line wo d<? not handle durin? the \ I Spring-< ll uiu?t bo sold regardless of the price. Get your Boys Clothes during this i ! -. SO per paved you on every suit Mni?iNERY. We never eb ow tho same goods two seasons. Come and get a HAT. Most any price will huy tho on? you want. Beni in mif d Mittle keeps up stock all the year ronnd. Wo aro told by Millinery faleenie? our "duplicate" business wa' the largist in Bennottsviile this full, which RI offs Mittles ?roods ore riant prices ri rhtnod Mill LE DOES IJiE MIT LI WER Y BUSINESS. ?HOES. A "complete line of new goods to go ro gardless of-COB:. Wo will make some prices that v ill talk. Any Manor Wo tunii She; iu th:' house marked 1. :!5 for this sale 89o 1 ?O fir ibis salo 1.19 i.1?> tor this .-ale 1.39 2.00 for ibis ?alo 1.59 2. z5 Icr" lbw silo 1 09 2 :".0 trt thin role 1-89 .2 75 fer tilt-, sjle 1.99 3.1)0 Ki this tale 2 19 Missus' and Childrens Shoos to go at a- tv -ri poft. Kuli line of Boys Sboes. Home'?:.we handle Woifo Bros and Plant ?, Marks i&aracteed Shoes-goods that give ?al>i<fac?ioo or your mo noy back. DRY GOODS. Ail kinds of Dress Goods, Silks, and Domestics go actual cost Get our pricea and our etui r-?ti!tora will admit Mittles' e . 'hblo?plog?t cost to you. Soe our .Bl . Fancies you will Bavo 25 to 10 pei .:?L ?o every dollar you buy. ?ackots. Iteofers, Infantt Wraps. We oi.nuot uso thom after the cold weather, so you get ?thom at below cost, and qc-t to t elect fron) a large and varied linn. Household Goods. Every housekeeper nooda more Blan koli?, Sp? . .. . 8heots. Table Ditmask, Towels, .;!n.et"u!gs. Soarfs. &c. Goods that have advanced yet you buy them a boat, less th m same can bo bought tg^^y by ;>.;> por cent. ( 3MCXUT AND BOTS SHIRTS. Clean sweep on Mens and Boys Shirts. Lot 1 is 300 Shirt?. All sises. None worth lesa than 50o, to go on sale Monday at 38e each or 75o pair. tat 2 100 Shirt*, White and Colorai all standard good>.. Goo. P. Ides goode, Smithf?oldM. and United Shirt and Collar Co's $1 and %\ .25 goods to be closed oat in this sale at 50o each-a rare bargain ?BB ASO CBOftMLBS. AU Neckwear, consisting of Windsors Four ia- Hands. Imperials. Bows. Took Scarfs, King Edwards-all now atyles i ho 25 and fiOo kind to go ia this sale at 17c each, 3 for 50o-the price of one. Oar entire stock of Collar?, Men? r.od Ladies, all the new abanes, daring this sate to go at 6 foi 49o- No lera th un 6 to a customer, nor more to one customer. Mens' Hose mast go. All 25o Hose to go ut 3 pair for 50o in this sale. All other numbera at OOSTl_Ladi?s,_MiaiOfl anrl ?bildroui Roso at Coat. Herc air. your friends, souio and get em whilo they wait. R. & d Corsets, all styles oad chaped 79c Royal Worcesters at 79o The 50o kind at 39 cents Tho 25o kind at 19 cents BXiSAOHXtfa. Fruit of the Loom Bleach 13 yrds to a customer [limit] yrds Androsooggin, 1 00 1 00 1 00 1! _ 13 yrds of Cambria READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENTS_ Ladies Tailor made Suits, loosor short coats-must clean 'em up. Will start the in ice at $5 a suit. Big cut through this line. y Shirt waists and Skirls, a complote line Tho prices aro low^tory low, tho qualities very high. A smaH^fit of Muslin Undorwear to c!Ojjoj2?ardle38 of price. Ono lot of new Embroideries, all widths not yot taken out of original paokages go in this sale at and below cost. i ar- i hiring lilia saiowo will CM no samples. No goods sent out on approbation, lo must bo SPOT CASAf_ni) deviation. co day. 1 his *(fle Dl.R?ns on Mon,iBy morning December 28th. Bo am . h? fiw as it is mone# \a y0ur pocket Mittle only advertises facts-at cost j ti .H^^J5ro.J?J??W?^? goods as reprobated. We are here to I on _ M\, UW IL^llllll.llt. ^UUUJ U<7 IVi^llUrVUIVUI ? ? Vt MAW aawai* ? V* .y. v ir '' ''ness bas aoXjD|cj ?(^if jD t|10 pnst two year*, ami we mean ro keep it tri 6 Vvl' I *.?rF$you all a HAPPY and PR03PK1 IOC ^ N RW V BAR loi- liberal patronage given ns in tho past an ! ?rn -tlc ?ll ?ii ug o ?v5 t?iUvR . . . . fSS^Ufao it is our honest intention to sive you THE UK-IT TO RE HAD J (m'yO YOURS F DOLLAR or your money ?efundcd. HONEST DEALINGS. WITTIE'S SIP n* R f] ;\ U .j 4;_. ii mil h???? m m 4 Wishes ALL its friends and patron^ ! with many kind thanks for their IE? .Li PATRONAGE, assuring you one and all OKHONEST TREATMENT. New, 2 ap :;o)date goods at lowest priices, at AJLIJ TIMES. Yours to Please. SOL BROWN. "THE rURNITVUE ta AN" t 90 BENNETTSVILLE, S, C. ?Gf BE YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST Lift ; IE, LIGHTNING OR WINDSTORMS. PIRES WlL'i COME, and generally when least expected, theroforo, it ie I Ba fe busine 3 to protect yourself against loss by Insuring your Dwellings 1 u*ns and Cotton Gins, Stores aid Stocks of Merchandise, in ls un uno bi the Companies nnmed below. If you will call on me at my o??co ovar Plantera National Bink, Bennettsville, or write moat Bennetts-1 Tille, S. C . and let me make you rate, you will bo surprised to know how] Uttl ii tiitl.COSl YOU to secure THIS PROTECTION. uupaniea represented by me ure aa follows ; * Bonthorn Stock Mutual, Greensboro, Bouthera Uadorwritors, QroensborO| flanovor, of Now York, Niagara, of New York, Philadelphia Underwriters, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia, Firo Association, Philadelphia, Equitable, of OharleBton, 8, O, Gorman, of Freeport, III., Queen Ins. Co., of America, N. Y Goorgia Homo, Columbus, Ga., British America, Toronto, Canada. rs Business in any seotion of the County, ALL LOSSES i. ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID. [ .on & Globo, of Liverpool I , t ..tool, Aetna, oi Hartfi rd, Conneotiout, ? rd, o? Dartford, Conn.t I . . ot London, 1 i . foroantilo, of London and ?dtnbatgb, 1 nhl, w>: llartiford, Conn., ( ion! tl, ol vfow York, 1 )klyn, ( ; ew York, JW York, lui Co., h America, Philadelphia, upi 17, 1903. n A. J. BRISTOW, AGT Bennettsville, S, C. VANTED-to look after ur jote it in Marlboro and adjacent mntioe. Hillary or Commission. Aden aa the HABVBY OIL Co., Cleveland, O. Flowers I Flowers I Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fine ?- Qoraniams, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, woll rooted, that she desire^ ta sell Cuttings 25? ^ ?o*$n,, Among tho-.Wew JSMI This We?] SONAR'S MAT - - mmwwmmtmm HE AIM|U ARTEM S ?R HARDWARE OF ?Oz Do You want A GRAiMJPRiLLS li so, Get The B?^f We sold in this County last season EIiEVEN 0 mer's Favorite G-ram Drills," an them gave perfect satisfaction. We guara?itus Read-wbat some of our customers have to sa}r MR. P. A. HODGES, I am vory much pleased with tho ..Faruiors 1 Drill" bought of you last season, I have planted my crops of OatB, nod Sorgum Oano, and it has givon mo satisfaction. Where 1. hav> Pnnr Bnshnls Ont? when ?owen with hand; T finfl Two^fd^i?uir 1 ciont whoa sowed with-Drill. olgtio i .}, 1?, .' '?h'?i-uyFavorite Gs-air: r'uyjeejrnujeiid i(. >ee m if yon Barmet; to Buy aDHILL Very respectfully J. T. DOUGLAS.) 'A. ? 0. D0UGLA3 J.L DOUGLAS & BROTHER, Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in - Ipiire ?)rngs and patent gjjgedicincs, C(TO1LET ? ARTIClls"||?r^EVERY ^Mt^ Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies, Faints, Oils, Varnish, Brasbes, Q-LiASS and PUTTY. ^.FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ??r ?r?iicriptioiis carefully compounded al all ho and a i t -artfeed to be of the Purest Drugs and at reasonable prices. ._.T-... A full- line. &&irden Seed! <& Qnwn Sets, Thankful far past liberal patronage :oe solicit a continuanceof same J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO. ?T TBS OU> STAKT?. Jannary ll, 1902. YU Mt MAGMNB GO?, W. P, BREEDEN, Jr, MANAGER. -DEALER UN ^IMC^otxiJXoary of All Kinds; AND GENERAL REPA! WORK, _ ^ -AliSO - DE ALIO R IN AND MANUFACTURER OF - Ceiling, Flooring, Siding, Brackets, Balusters? Newels? &c, BUILDING MA FERIAL OP ALL UNI IF YOU ABE IN NEED OF any kind of LUMBER. >Oogh or dressed, we would be glad to have von call at our MILI* and look over stock. Phone oxa>r* jarcanptly ?tte?^?o ?