The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, July 01, 1904, Image 4

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BENNETTSYILLE, S. C. BY S. A. BROWN & CO. Office on Marion Street Opposite Masonic Mall. Friday July 1,1904. 0m^tW?mtwM?mmmmtm?mBmm?mm?mvm?m?mtmmi?mimmmamma professional Gauos. U n. NEWTON, JENNINGS K. OWENS. NEWTON & OWENS, Attorneys at Law, BENNETTSVILLG, 80. CA. Offices over Planters National Bank. "DUDLEY & WAIT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BENNETTS VI LLE, S C. TW. BOUCHIER, ? Attorney at Law, lion lionsville, S. C. Office ou Pail; un I ou titree! near Posta Tulegrapt office. .January, 1S9<J. M ILTON MoLAUlUN, Attorney nt Law und Probate Judge Ofllco in Court Homie. E. C. MORRISON, Electrician . . Machinist, BOX 57 FLORENCE, S. C. f Contractor for Electrical work and dealer ?D Eleen ical supplies. Hot Air Pump ing Engines and (?as Kn.-: in es installed. Pipe-fiittiog and general machine work. August 20, l'J03. WHERE TO GO. A WATCH is LIKE A MAN, it NEEDS CLEANING OUT and li IM PAIRING once in a while, 1 am thc Repairer and will give your Watch a Bufe ourc Treatment, IP YOU WILL CALL ON MK AT MY OFFICE uoxl door north of tho Postoffico-thc white front building. S. J. PEARSON. On thc -v . ... iii .>?. in\ Mtetiduvco Coin wit .? i* ?. Honer, ?..1 AsJ?'-?ibly of tho i'm ' yt? . Churo '?TOM;??':;.:. ? w-..-..tn&..!it .. . flutory, aouompiirooi! * . ..e. 't'..t doaeis of Dr h'iug'ti }>y !'->iti ry nu I 1 cou Cordial givvo ene perm mn: t i enabled mo to bo in regular nttcndunci and participate in the leading moveineuti of that body. JOHN W. MOGUE, Commisaion Mecklenburg Presbytery 2 se at all druggists. Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fini lot of Geraniums, Begoniai Ferns, Palms and other plants well rooted, that she -desires t< sell Cuttings 25e per dozen. worat of All Expoi-iencos Can anything bo worno tlian to feel thal evory minuto will be your lani? Koch wai tho experience of Mra. S. II, Nowaou Docatur, Ala. "For throe years" abo writoi .'.f-endured insufferable pata from indigos tlon, atomach and bowul troublo. Death seemed iucvilable when doctora and al remedies failed. At length I wua iuducei to try Electric Bittera and tho result wai miraculous. I improved at ouco and no\i Pm completely recovered. For Liver, Kid ney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Eleotrii Bitters is the only modiuiiic. Only 500. It guaranteed by J. T. Douglas, Druggist. Rock Hill Buggies. Thc agent Mr. P. A. Hodges hn ju3t received a carload of those ham sonic buggies and if you want 11 fin buggy call on him 1785 College of Charleston 190 Charleston, S. 0 Entrance examinations will hr? bel in the County Court House on Krubi July 8, at H a tn. One scholarshi giving free tuition is assigned lo ene county of South Carolina. Hoard an furnished room in Dormitory, $lo month. All candidates for ml missie aro permitted to compete for yucai Boyce scholarships, which pay $10 a year. For further information au Catalogue, address ITAIUUSON RANDOLPH, Piesith nt. Our Town Oorvernment. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden (' Challin, A. ?. Sinclair, W. W. l'aie CLERK & TREASURER- Milton M Laurin. Ollicc open daily. PoLiCE-J. F. David, ll C. Harper. Marlboro County Officera. SHERIFF-J< B. Oreen CLERK OK CLEIIK- .J. A. Drake Jiinog ov PROBATE- M. MoLauriri ConoNKit-C. F. Covington SUPERVISOR-M. E Coward SUPT. KDUCATION-W. L. Stanton TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AuniToit - Chas. I. Shorrill. SKNATOR-Cliav. S. McCall. REPRESEN TATI VES- I >. D. McColl,. J. P. Bunch, Welcome Quick. MAOISTAIKS -C. D. Kaslerling, T. Crosland, BenncHsvillc, ll. H. McLnuiin, MoC.ll .John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blcuhoim, D, D. Stubbs, Briglitsvillc, W. \V. Irby, Smithville. PERSONAL Mr. David Mittle made a flying trip to Maxton Tuesday. "We regret to report Hi it Mr. G. W Rivers is quito sick Miss Mabol Wooten of Maxton is visiting her auut Mrs. J. T. Eason Miss Mattie Wickor loft Tues day to attend the summer school at Hurtsville Mr. Robert Caution of Brown sville was up Tuesday and re ports good crops. Mrs Lou iso Beard loft Tuesday to join her husband in Columbia, whore ho has a good position. Mr. Milton Quick, of Hebron was up Tuesday and called. Crops needing rain in his section. Mr. J. S. Hendricks and fam ily spout -last Sunday with his uncle A. II. Knight of our town. Mr. J. P. Willis of McColl was in town yesterday and called to s ?C us. Ho reports line rains in his section Mr. Gcorgo Webster of Bothol section was down Wednesday. Ho reports showers and 'unprov ed crops. Mrs. Mendel and daughter Miss Theresa from Brookhaven, Miss., are visiting Mrs. Mittle and family. Mr. A C. Newton of I hun I Faclofy was down Tuesday. Crops needing rain badly. We nope they got il Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs John C. Hubbard attended the Children's Day ex ercises at Brutou's Fork church Sunday afternoon. Miss Laurie llarrall has been elected one of the teachers in tho Washington street .school at Suin ter, for tho next school year. Mr. Janies T. Whittaker of Parnassus was up Saturday and called. Ho says crops aro clean and only need rain to hurry the growth Messrs J. M. Jackson and W. T. McKoy have resigned as mem bers ol' tho Hoard of Public Works, and Hugh L. McC??? and C. H. Crosland have been elected in their places. Mr. McColl is chairman. -MI---a n--i DEATHS' DOINGS. Mr. .1 nilli ll Lewis, who moved IK.m Bright avilie, to Chesterfield two years ugo, died on tho lilil? ?ged 5?>. He leu ves a wile mid live chi'then. * * Mr. .iolm li. Stubbs, a nativo ol' Krighlsville hut for years a resident of Florida, di< d on the Ililli of pant lysis, aged lil. His remains vere brought to eheruw mi the 22 and laid to rest in Cberrw cemetery. V rited at his li mic near Hi.. . ii Mon '. .?!. a >. il ikri riv i I i ?..- lit lt I ip .iihi ag sj; i\>' ? . i .si ?ed at }? <<n>y : p it Tuesday ia .1 1 iq? ter of A. H. Roscoe, of Ked Hill, died of typhoid fever on Monday night ned was buried ut Salem cemetery Tues ?lay afternoon, Rev Rufus Ford con ducting the services, Scli?larshii) Examination. Conipctelive examinations for schol arships in Winthrop, donison, South Carolina and the College of Charles ton will lut held ?0 the Murchison School Building on July 8th 15101 These examinations will begin promptly at I) a. m. Cool and Fresh. Mr. W. M. Kowe has purchased a large Refrigerator in his store, and now Cheese, Rutter and perish able, goods arc kept on ice, pure and fresh all thc time. You get everything fresh and sweet. Hr. Dargan for Congress. Mr. William F. Dargan, one of the leading lawyers o? Darlington and for several yours Mayor of that loWU and also no mber of the Legislature had entered the race for congress from this district. Only recently ut the earnest solicitation (d' friends over the district did he consent lo enter the race. He is eminently qualified ami hus the grit of a Tillman in discussion My daughter had boen down n wr.cl with Flux, un i wan very nick I procur?e Dr. Kiiig'ri Diarrhoen and Dysentery Cor dial and laired lier with tour dosoH. (Jtimmie HICKS ibu.dy ta have for Budden atiaeus 25e H?hl hy all dru;r?;?MtH. Farly Col I on R looms. I o -pile ol' the c ?ol spring ninny In ( blooms ibis season ns ? arly as last .lune 21. und 22. Hebron ag. in lead Mosts Hampton Woodley and J. 1' McKinnon et ch brought ns blooms o tl i cse. tlatcs Mr. McKinnon says li ?1,tends to piel; ii as last as i: open nod gel a bale ready ?a soon as po? bible afterwards Wliyii a lunn gels the Mea ?1 lo his In-ad that he is bette (hun others, he is usually worst Higlieitil is ihe surest sign ol' lil Heness, Ye:-, You Can (.'..I your razors made shnr and keen, willi edge righi 1< sim\ ing h living 1 lie Ince smooth and clean- at McLendoii Br?l Hui* ber shop in lien ne I ts vi Hi Hiing Ilieni along,- und we' prove it. lr. I he demand in the South is fi com pct cut White Barbers-McLci don Bros meei this demand. Ci ION Kit ALLY, I he part i shoes thal pinches is the price, A inspect ion ol' our stock will tal away this fear. STRAUSS AI ( Jo. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Our o Alco will bo closed on thc 4th of July ano* all hands will picnic. - Next Monday is salesdny and being tho 4th day of the mouth ;is a legal holiday. - Get your stamps and money orders Uv morrow as the post office will have holiday Monday. - Berries and plums are get ting plentiful, soon we will get) tho melons. j - Mr. Jamos S. Liles has the largest onions seon this season and sells them cheap. - Tho cotton louse put in heavy work in some sections during ibo cool weather. - About fifteen took ad van tage of tho cheap excursion to Wilmington Friday. - Our "city fathers" intend to break up vagrancy around town. Tim marshal is preparing to stop loafing around town. Z^J" Okra and tomatoes only 10c at Claude Moore's. - The summer school for col orod teachers will bo bold in Bcii nottsvillc beginning July 18th - A largo crowd wont over to Choraw Friday afternoon to wit ness Hie game of liase bull lie tween Choraw and Charleston. - Tho dentb of Andrew Eady, the colored brick mason, is re gretted by those who preferred his work as a skilled mechanic. - Bennottsvillo is full of visi tors this week, and our people are unstinted in hospitality. It is the best advertisement for years. - Mason's Fruit Jars at W. M. Rowe s - .Inst received a Barrel of "new ketch" Mackerel. They are nice and cheap. W. M. Rowe. Lowney's Candy, best made At W. M. HOWES. Call at Coviugton's ma-rkot for your ice tickets - The College of Charleston lins an ad Ibis week. Boys now is your chalice for big honors in a good college - The Twentieth Century Lib rary boors are: Monday 4.80 to 0.80 p. m. Thursday 10 a, m. to 1'! m. - We are hea<.h[tiarters for Ibu ter and Cheese. We kee]) nothing but the very best, and guarantee both to suit you or refund your money \V. M. Rowe -New Line Embroideries and Laces, at the fjrV" I ?ni i/o ?n i use \ HU ?J' iln^nco ic: V 'L- inion V> '0 \V lob b'ar^?r sh- p and <:. yr vvill ba.;? lin best sh',-, in il/.'; Stan . v. illili ale lui .-saie ui iii. Power s Grocery - Woathorly's Big Depart ment Store want's your attention this week. B^iV" Artistic, neat, modern are the correct terms lor McLeildon Bros, the While barber Shop - The Baptist parsonage lot at Blenheim is offered for stile - Sec notice elsewhere. - Kemi Bennett Coviugton's ad about Organs, Pianos and Sewing Machines - .'Just recd a fresh lot of D. M. Li'orry & Co's Garden Seed at W. M. Rowe's. - Fresh lol ol' canned Peas, Pears, and Pig's Feet al Claud Moore's Pipes and Smokers Supplies in lidless variety can be found at .1. T Douglas A: Bro. P^y While being sei veil nt the Win e barber's Shop-McLeildon Bios-you will be kept, cool with electric funs already installed. Iloyal Baking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. ?ign 2i)() Pair Boys Knee Pants 20c to 75. at C. B. Crosland's A man should not act. while he is in a passion; the same is true of a J litige. Thal Throbbing UoaUnulu Would quickly tiwi; you, if iou unod Hr. King's New Life 1' UH. Thousands of Hiiiferora have proved theil matchless merit for Siel; and Nervous Ifoadaoti.-n. They ? nuke puro blood and build ti|> your health Only 25 lOitH, monoy huck if not eared. S ,1,1 by J T. DoughiH, Dru ?gist. Lp loihlle lille ol' Ludio: Shin Waisl Suits at the C. 15. Crosland Co. Thron Cliiklron Suv od In tho early Ml'lilliOr of last year lill Oinorgrtnr.y arose to which Mr, II. M on roo of Marlon, S O , wan rquul. Ho willes ' Dr King's Diarrhoea nod Dyson tory Cor dinl in lin; beal medicino for bowel troubla I cvor Baw. I saved tho liven of thtei oliildrcn io my neighhorhood in Hie Int, few day?, after Hie doctor had cavell then np lo die.'' Ii'n '.lio bent nod surent 01 earth. 251 the prioo. Sold hy all druggist E'or I.:olios Only You have spent day after day, darin) hot, stalling ?Inly and August, slowing nm Healing fruits and vegetables, in air li^h jarn, mid stewing yourselves at tho tami lim?. We hri.ig yon relief. KINDS FUIIT I'UUSKUVINO Pow men (hurgo boxes aid low prici 1 will preserve lioi: nod vegetables without air tight i ir willi surer renalis and nt oiuvfourili tin pi lee, A 25e box puts up 40 pounds of frail Note Hm groat advantage io tante und ex denne. At all druggist. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Tho Second Sunday in July is Chil dren's Day nt, thc Baptist Churcli An intercalo g program is being pre pored. Preaching at Presbyterian, church Sunday morning nt ll. No evening service. All are invited. Lord's supper will bc administered Sunday morning Reuuettsville has hoon blessed with go id ihings this year. The Presby terians Brat. Methodist now, and tlio Baptist will have a Missionary Rally tarly iu August. A number from Bciineltsvillc atten ded the Children's Day cxerc'scs ai Brntou's Folk Baptist Church last S.nday afternoon. Addresses were made by Mr. T I". Weatherly Kev RuiUd Ford and others. Mr. Janies S. bules tho Su peri u tendent presided. The program was well prepared and well rendered. Tho Epworth League Pt ay or mooting ttl held evoiy Wednesday oven'ug in thu .Sun'ny Behool room of tho nlcthudix! church ut S o'clock. Tho public invited. The hour Tor evening services ut iii?' clim ches is now S.30 o'clock. Prayer mooting nt tho ?aplist uhnroli ovcry Thursday evoning nt S 30. Prayer meeting ut tho Methodist church every Wed oem] ay ut S.30 p. m. Prayer meeting ut Prcubylurmn church Thunda}' evening nt S 30. Tho hour for Kuudny School ul tin Methodist churcli hun boen chnnge.il t> 5x0 o'clock in tho afternoon. You Can Havo More Light. Rule ll, published elsewhere, givis the Chair um il ol' Public Works ibu power to supply parlies wanting elec tric light lifter midnight. Parties wauling light afthr that hour eau sc Mr. H. L. McCou., who will supply ilic same 011 the terms named in the rule. Mr. W. F. Rogers. .Wc introduce this young gentle man this week ns a candidate for the oliicc of Sherill'. Mr. Rogers has served in this office tis Deputy long enough to lie familiar with the Woric BARGAINS IN FURNITURE. Wc invite special attention to (lie advertisement of G. W. Wad dill and Son this week. They are going to give you :i regular Ith ol' July blaze in rei ?need prices in Furniture. Read anil give them a call. Our New linkerj*. Wo invite special attention to tho announcement of Mr. J. A. Newberrj', who opened a Rake ry at. the stand on the north east cor ner of the publie square, where you can pet. fresh 1'read. Cakes. ennui ut it ? . . >.. ...:.:!;. . , :>. Liug'se uiul Cullin to lo unequaled. A ro?ont ex preHBion from T. J. MeFarl md, Bentnr. ville, Vu., Ri r.ej aa example. Ho writes: ''1 hud l??Otic'.itiri for three yo irn mid doc tored nil tho lime without being boneiitcrl. Then 1 hr gan taking Dr. King's New Dis covery, mid u few lioMl. K tv li ally i ured nie." Equally r-IFectivo in curing nil bung and Throat tnmblwp, Coimnniption, Pnou monin and (?rip 0 naran teed hy .1 T Douidna ifc H o Diligent. Tri d ti ?'.lies freo regular ni/. 50:, ?lld Si 00 TICKfjWUS ??f every man's family are thc handsome patents in our spring ?iud summer showing 01 Suits, priers #200 and np. (Jive US a rall. RTU?USS A- CI. Ct/" l-' i'l io lim-and pul rollizo di) cent Wi.ile barbers -??> cigarette ni anything otfensivc to the 1no.1t hist id cons. Don't You Love FluwursV Ii so, and you want sonic pr?t I _> pots of .all sizes in which to plac? them, call at thc I lard ware stori and you can be suited. FOR SA Till', BAPTIST PAUSOXAOE L?T nm DWELLING containing aimil (Z) I wi uereH of lund, neill rally located in dcmrnbli part of Town of Monheim. Apply to thc nudeiiignod for piirliuhirH \V. ll DU AK I', May iS, 1904 Wm. l.YANS. . ?c * fe>" Heller secure your nervis in Mal thurs wln'.e the) aro going *o lo v ut Wad dill iV S oi, nolie boiler in town. Th snin<) good urn being sold i i lleutitisxill ul from .'. o> s eis per yaiil higher- Wi show invoices in pi.'nf. See also tin i M OM I nit o Canopies. Driven To Dosporiilion Living nt un out of the way pl <.? re mote hom civil /.ilion, ri Cundy i-t o tm driven to dr ; perittion in cann of a eidoiii ri Hulling in Uiinw, CHM, Wounds, IJio.-n etc. Lny in a mipp'.y id l.iiehleu H Arnie Salvo II.'H Ihn beiit on isiflll 23? a* .1 I I) nigl w, flinggi?-.. Prepared fur tim Work Mr. S .) I*, arson, lim .Jeweler, li - now uni- ul ii;e latest iiuprovem< ni for i iigraving your name ur initia on any article ol' gold <>r silver < plat.- in tlie most iip-lo dit'c manne flu: samples nf work already done h I im nie just line, t ah and see bini. 'flic Kussel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Holges is opening a cn ol' these durable wagons -ono un (WO-horse, every one ot them glUllill Iced against nov delect io malciii or wm mailalup. NO?IC.K 'lo CUFJMTOJtS. TKJfOTl?ll'j is hereby .oven to all tl X<?' creditors ul the stat? ol HARK I'A M., deceased, that frey must rend an account ol their demands against sa estate duly attested lo the undirague I). K. STANTON, Execut Bennellsville, S. C., May 16, 1904 m life? 1 <i7 & ? Ta t ?np The Way To Keep Gool," mn i ! Iii Uli - ^ I'll ll ? m\n\\\ , I iii. ? ti UlillUU S 1 n gr Tho COOL KIND of Stuff to MAKE COOL ?ES TO Wh! AH WHEN ITS HOT. Oom? . and look at them. We are 'going to help you ii we can to get COMFORTABLE. A ,.v /\ I S?M?vl?H ri . .-4gL-- J.-^ Von wa.nl t h tn kimi. We h?ve got them. Leis trade on a l\YII? (|Ul?liN QUALITY and IRVING DllUWS. SUMMER HOSIERY- THATS 0 ?ii now. Will need Ihoin worse later- and they ono. No Linter lime lo yoi them- righi now. w .ULIJMEKY DEPARTMENT /> O UTA NT TA LK LISTEN ! Wo have shown die gord is possible lo pn?ibi-.;o High ('hiss Millinery ul living pt ices, ea?zed tho laut tbu3 lite reason for our Hig Millinery Suc re Mil! busy. 1ml v. nil (<. ti>c up Your MM Summer HAT right NOW is tho I HOST TIME TO GET IT. ? "i?r Gentlemen Friends And Others: LY'S TWO PI Ki E SUITS are ibo bes', heeau-e they are best hind "? Stud' L ?ok at I lie shape of tho Collars, and tin Shonlderd a a foci .1 -limy Fl V I'll T. \JMY\M briOES.) .; .'..Sr'saiy to i-et a Pair <i (! >m foi tallie M'i??s foi* the Summer. No uso l .. i . l .where. *' :. ' ' iiiul "Keith's K?nipicror?" Hey are . ?ed anyw?, I m WHITE \i ESTS ?3=- . T IN SAZ l-l ?Tr: 'I L'S by Kxprosa- Whee iitidFaricy 1 i :1 to :;l tm. Won!.I like tn j nu in . ii r Crowd You'll after yo i i . i youns THU!, v, ?'M. WW^^^MW?M1J? mi ks Full of Unmatchable ? FtirniiHie Store. They all wo Mal ?ck Hits, ? Some Suit Specials. $10.00 v i-pi?rt ri ? ?nd I ?.50 Hut Hucks ry popular this simson good v-iInes al ! lie.-ii ?are- nih or , and i.re ill I.la s. i-'? e :i il fur to $10. cs on Chi lt onion.'. : nfl' r sumo ex.- 'o' o i i ( 'hill'mi.-rs. Tin: u nt ls in S have ?ill a I on ii ploudi I values t the l*iio special prices l"i ' .-ell thom I Uli! out, tonier $10.98 ( ; hill'onier, well in nie ? bevela! minor : Jan : 'i'lii^ wonk ivi will ell llireo dilfeicnl lots i !' ihicc-i ieee Lu ii II.t mus ai >i?atly iein?-1 in ?ees. We have ?M-VUI iill'eietl daer s tits foi thc monty. Yo. cau l ??II'C'I these vah?oi anywhere. i;;05 suit $49.25. LOT No. I. A I ii-lsaiiic bcd room suit in quurleroi oik I bree pii-eei-bcd, dresser and wa stand Ibiudsoine ipiarteicd pan-1: l. irao min or ;. Ono of thc bast suit* eve sold lor 05 0(1 Two week's spcuLI har gain pri M? at I'J -.) $50 Suit 40. LOT No. '2. T i i- suits uro very milch like ihase < iNDEfiFUT. SALE OF M rt; made | ' w -$?M pease i&mg&??t Jul -ni k .n ni: elt iVLalti The Art Mattress. ifni Mattress, miule WELL MAHN A hud ol' 50 poun. ol' eaivliillv v' l e',,1 ,,| j 1.,f 1 r Iel!, e iveie.l with pretty, wa as t.. make a- -in Oftlli ,v..;i , , . .\, I Tl.-k. ?miirortaldo and .11 liolnr.i .-I litlii Ari i , . floral .hsM-im They well word, th., r?gulai1 pru*:ol >l.bfi *l he.4 e niall lesses sell | Vor "Iiis Hpo.ti.il sile ol'two weeks \ iring this silo ive will "|Vor ii,?; M M (ross for ) (ViCiL $10 50 '0S to! cwt @idc Public Sqi ?as "DEXTER MATTRESS' The Dexter, The Regal, The Mex, J\.JCL<5L Clieaper &rades The Mattresses are* tl ic best mudo. FOR SALE BY c. s. MCCALL. HEIST M.?.nM? rplirs is a Cut of The WOODRUFF 11A Y PRESS, a strong 1 heavy, durable Press that will clo thc work. Easy to operate. No Press made equal to the WOODRUFF, unless at double the pri?e. For sale in Bennetts ville by C. S. McCAl^. June I'.O, 1901 Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It does this by first thoroughly cleansing thc system of all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, thereby creating solid muscle and fat. Horses and mules improve in appetite and spirits after the first few doses, thc bair sheds, ami thc new coat is always sleek anti glossy. Asbcraft's Condition Powders arc packed in doses, without "filler," and good for horses anti mules only. It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being thc formula: of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter ot ti century's experience. It is easily the foremost remedy in its class on the American market to-day. Price 25 cents v -'? " Voi LI .by o M ITH. NKYVTON. febhejtsvil?e, S. C. McC< ?LL J)R!'i. O' . , McOoI?, % b \irniture Values at WADBX?.JXJ 8? wier How we do it. Watch ihese Pf ices. bu I, excepting thoy show le-:s work in ii lishing, A beautiful suit, consinti?,!; of UM I. dresser timi washstand, all in highly ??nlihhed quartorod oik. S?lls f->r ;">u u.) I'vvo week's special .Milo pried ia $10 00. $40 suits $32. Just Two. Only two suits left of the Lot and wc .lier them at a ri Jictilously low pri?e for ' ia sale. Handsome throe piece suits ipiart. ted, polished oak. Recular : t_ ... .... MT.:n "i_ ..... .U?.. this sale. l-l l piart.' I Ul I. |-UII9IIVU VJ.i rv. 1.KKUIHI t-ii -c is 40 00. Wo will close ou! tiic.-e l?ro suits at this special sale at 32 f>(). Wardrobes. If you arc looking for a real handsome piece of furniture at low prices, see our abnormally Wardrobes. Beautiful in finish, elegant in completeness and neat ness. Some have glasses, others plain trouts. Sold oak. IRON BEDSTEADS KR HS ll ARRIVALS. From '2 50 up to lo 0a each. Former price 3 50 to 12 50 . ?x. T !1? IR ?1S 3 B S ? Couches Some S ?ni-in I Ila I'iitti n:i. This week wc will sell * 12.50 Couehos, closely tufted, imitation leather, for ?10.011 f ull si/, i ?eu?li, imitation ballier lor S7.130 c H a i n s. TWO CAI; j/jAiiij \III;I v,Fd>. All .fl rades hon ??<? ll '. Split I?I?IIHM Chair at ;'.T'. . lo '2 < 1 f.?i liiv.i'tfv l "li-li I Carved Diner. .My ele np t'li ?irs ar in . '. til" <) ik mi 1 aro nut lo he cia ....?.I willi a <?<un chair which is hoi tu; sold ia i e.vii it? i iii'.li r pi ice. I am in i-'i if; ni si N K Most p ?opie wsiiiI to do Ibu best I hov can in bu j iii", si ?nie ?tl low llieit' prejudice lo cou I roi I ltens I seek Hui patronado ol I hp for mer. I appr?ciait! ?Iii' (rudo Ihal has boon given me i?i l.he I ISl, illili b> eliiv pritM a hope t > retain I h tl pa I rot ago. rCooks Special Felt/' b A mound of Downy Feb that invilo* ll [bleep all the time. Well made With a covering of good, serviceable Tick. lt weighs Forty pounds. Sells always ni $(i Ol). Fur this special sale of 2 week i we will offer theui at $4.75. Como and see me, THESE BA Uti A IN BALES may ubi lust over Iwo weeks, G. W. WADDILL. West side Ptiblic Square, lao a rc, Barfield ol