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BENNETTSYILLE, S. O, KV S. A. BROWN & CO. Office on Marlon Street Opposite Masonic Hall. Friday July 1,1904.. professional cauos. Il n. NEWTON, JBNNIN03 K. OWENS. NEWTON & OWENS, Attorneys at Law, BENNETTSVILLE, 80. CA. Offices Over Planters National Bank. "DUDLEY & WAIT, ATTORNEYS AT I.AW, BENNETTSVILLE, S C. tgl Vf. BOUCHIER, Si . Allora ey at Law, Houuettsvillc, 8. C. Omeo on Parl/uglou r.trcrt near Posta Telegrupt o?Tu-e. .January, 1890. M ILTON MoLAUUIN, Attorney at Law and Probate J miyo Ofilcn in Court House. E. C. MORRISON, Electrician . - Machinist, BOX 57 FLORENCE, S. C. >C Contractor for Electrical work and dealer io Electrical supplies. Hot Air Pump ing Engines and Oas Engines installed. Pipe-GittiDg and general machine work. August 20, 1U03. WHERE TO GO. si A WATCH is LIKE A MAN, it NEEDS CLEANING OUT and RE PAIRING once in a while, I am thc Repairer aud will give your Watch a ~6urc_curo Treatment, IF YOU WILL CALL ON ME AT MY OFFICE noxt door D?rth of tho Postolfice -thc white front building. S. J. PEARSON, &.tt?o'dusoo Gotnoni k--; :o ; io Coner, :i Ass mbl.V of tho Vic byl'i ri ? > .:... .. ..: jJToH.lV?itJ, ? Wrt-vti\h-Ti> ? ut: ii ? s ,:. : .'.> ... e.ntrry, ?boomp?oie'd bj? gt.esit . .:e. ?'w< doses nf Dr Hins'? Dyaeiiicrv it nd V ..o rh iu regular attendauce the leading movements enabled mo to bo ntu? partioipato ia of that body. JOHN W. MOGUE, CommiBBion Mecklenburg Presbytery. | 2?0 at all driiggiata. Flowers I Flowers ! Mis. JnoS. Moore has a line ? lot o? Geraniums, Begonias! Ferns, Palms and other plants, well rooted, that she "desires lo sell Cuttings 25e per dozen. worst of All Uxpoi-ionco.s Can anything bo worse than to feel that evory minuto will bo your lani? Such was | tho experience of Mr?. S. II, Nowaon,] Decatur, Ala. "For three years" sho writes | -.'"'f-endured insufferable pain from Indiges tion, stomach and bowel troublo. Death Boomed inevitable when doctors and uti ] rem?dies failed. At length I wua induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely recovered. For Liver, Kid ney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is the only mediciuc. Only 50c. Its! guaranteed by J. T, Douglas, Druggist. Rock Hill Buggies. The agent Mr. P.A. Hodges bas I ju3t received a carload of those hand some buggies and if you want a line buggy call on him 1785 College of Charleston 1904 Charleston, S. 0 Entrance examinations will h.? held in the County Court House on Friday, July 8, at !l a tn. One scholarship giving free tuition is assigned to each county of South Carolina. Board and furnished room in Dormitory, $lo a month. All candidates for admission aro permitted to competo for vacant Boyce scholarships, which pay a year. For further information and catalogue, address HARRISON KAN DOLPH, Pi?sldeiit. Our Town Gorvernmcnl. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, (' S Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, W. W. Pale CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Ollice open daily. POLICE-J. F. David, II. C. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. Oreen CLERK OF CLERK - J. A. Drake Ju DOE OF PRORATE-- M. MoLaurin CORONER-C. F. Covington SUPERVISOR-M. E. Coward SUPT. EDUCATION-W. L. Stanton TREASURER-J. H. Thoinns AUDITOR-Chas. I. Sherrin. SENATOR-Cha?. S. MaCall. REPRESENTATIVES-D. I). McCpll.Jr. J. P. Bundi, Welcome Quick. MAOISTAIKS -C. D. Eastcrling, T. L. Crosland, Bennettsville, II. L. MoLn?ri?, McOoll John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, D, D. Stubbs, Bright sville, W. W. Irby, Smithville. PERSONAL Mr. David Mittle made a flying trip to Maxton Tuesday. We regret to report iii it Mr. G. W Rivers is quito sick Miss Mabel Wooten of Maxton is visiting her auut Mrs. J. T. Eason M iss Mattie Wicker loft Tues day lo attend the sum mer school at Hallsville Mr. Robert Camion of Brown sville was up Tuesday and re ports good crops. Mrs Louiso Beard loft Tuesday lo join ber husband in Columbia, where he has a good position. Mr. Milton Quick, of Hebron was jp Tuesday and called. Crops needing rain in his section. Mr. J. 55. Hendricks and fam ily spent hist Sunday with his uncle A. H. Knight of our town. Mr, J. P. Willis of McColl was in town yestordav and called to s ?e us. He report: line rains in his section Mr. C?eorgo Wooster of Boiboi section was down Wednesday, lie reports showers and improv ed crops. Mrs. Mendel and daughter Miss Theresa from Brookhaven, Miss., are visiting Mrs. Miltie uni family. Mr. A C. Newton of Burnt Faclofy was down Tuesday. Drops needing rain badly. We iiope tiley got it Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs John C. Hubbard intended the Children's Day ex ercises at Brutou's Fork church Sunday afternoon. Miss Laurie Harrall has been .'looted ono of the teachers in tho Washington street school at Sum er, for thc next school year. Mr. James T. Whittaker of Parnassus was up Saturday and .ailed, lie says crops are clean md only need rain to hurry the growth Messrs J. M. Jackson and W. P. McKoy have resigned ns mom jors of tho Board of Public Works, and Hugh L. McColl and 3. B. Crosland have boen elected ill their places. Mr. McColl is .'.liai rinan. DEATHS' DOINGS. Mr. .lohn ll Lewis, who moved from Bright avilie, to Chesterfield twn year.- ago, died on the illili ?ged 5?. He leave.1: a wile and live elli dieu. Mr. John 1?. Stubbs, a native ol l?righlsvillu but for years a resident ol' florida, died on the Illili of paru lysis, aged (il. IDs remains vere brought to cheraw on the 22 and laid to rest in ( "hc-rrw cemetery. Difid al He h'me nea i ri iii i i M il ..?I. ? ?. ii I::, .vii li.' lit ll ijpe id ?ge ? ! .:. n a buried at J.V.jMity p >t Tu?Viiaj m .. II fig ter of A H. Roscoe, of Ked Hill, died of typhoid fever on Monday night and Wtts buried ut Salem cemetery Tues day afternoon, Kev Rufus Kord cou ducting the services. Scholarsliiu Exam i nation. Competed ve examinations for schol arships in Winthrop, Clemson, South ('?trotina and the College of Charles ton will he held io the Murchison School Building on July 8th 11)0-1 These examinations will begin promptly al I' a. m. Cool ?md Fresh. Mr. W. M. Rowe has purchased a largo Refrigerator in his store, and now Cheese, Butter and perish able goods are kept on ice, pure and flesh all thc time. You get every thing fresh and sweet. Mr. Dargan for Congress. Mr. William F. Dargan, one of the leading lawyers of Darlington arid for several yours Mayor of that town and also nu inlier of the Legislature low entered the race fur congress from this district. Only recently ut thc earnest solicitation of friends over the district did he consent to niter thc race, ile is eminently qualified ami has (he grit of a Tillman in discussion My daughter hud been down u wtek willi Flux, an l ww very ciuk I procured Dr Kmc/" Diarrhoen and Dysentery Cor dial and eared her willi four dosoH. (JKOKOE llH US lined/ to have fur midden attacks 25e , Hold by all (Irilggiutfl. Karly Coll?n Blooms. I H spite nf the c > ?! spring many In d blooms this season ns carly as last, .lune 21, ati'l 22. Hebron ttg.un leads Mcrsrs Hampton Woodley and J. I1' McKiunon e: ch brought us blooms of these'.lates Mr. McKinnon says he ii.tends to pick il ns last as i; opens lind gel a bale ready as noun as pos sible afterwards When a man gels the Idea ia in bis henil I bal he is better (bun others, he is usually worse. [Bighead is the surest sign ol' lit - tll'IK'SS. Yep, You Oau (Iel your razors made sharp and keen, with edge righi for sba\ ino b aving lite I'uoeanioolhe und clean- al McLendon Bios. Barber shop in Bennettsville. Bring Ihein along and we'll prove il. The demand in the South is for com pel cul White Barbers-McLen m bros meet this demand. (?KN KK ALLY, thc pari in shoes that pinches is the pri?e, Au inspection ol' our stuck will bike j away Ibis fear. STRAUSS & Co. / J TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Our oflico will bo closed or the -Uh of July und all hands will picnic. - Next Monday is salosduy and being tho 4th day of tho month ,is a legal holiday. - Get your stamps and money orders tb-morrow as the post office will have holiday Monday. - Berries and plums aro get ling plentiful, soon we will got the melons. - Mr. James S. Liles has the largest onions soon this season and sells thom cheap. - The cotton louse put in heavy work in some sections during the cool weather. - About fifteen took ad van tage of tho cheap excursion lo Wilmington Friday. - Our "city fathers" intend to break up vagrancy around town. Tho marshal is preparing to stop loafing around town. ?5'/" Okra and tomatoes only 10c at Claude Moore's. - Tho summer school for col a rod teachers will beheld iii Bon iiottsvillo beginning July L8th - A large crowd went over to 3horaw Friday afternoon lo wit tess thc game of base hall bo .ween Chcraw and Charleston. - Tho death of Andrew Eady, .ho colored brick mason, is re gretted by those who preferred Tts work as a skilled mechanic. - Bennettsvillo is full of visi ors this week, and our people ire unstinted in hospitality. It s the best advertisement for rears. - Mason's Fruit Jars at XV. M. Rowe s - .lust received a Barrel of 'new ketch" Mackerel. They ire nice and chen]). W. M. Howe. Lowney's Candy, best made At W. M. ROWE'S. Call at Covington's market for Toui* ice tickets - Tho. College of Charleston ms an nd this week. Boys now s your chance for big honors in i good college - Tlie Twentieth Century Lib .ary hours are: Monday 4.110 to 1.30 p. m. Thursday H> a. m. to I 'J m. - We are headquarters for Halter and Cheese. "We keep nolhing but the very best, and guarantee both to snit you or refund your money NV. M. Rowe. -New Line Embroideries und Laces, at the .... - G."V* I'ill fll'ii'/fi url use Vol ?tl lin ti loi Stclii i jon Bro v '..it? L.iugerale iut sale ai hi. Power s Srocory - Woathorly's Big Depart ment Store want's your attention Lb is week. t&f" Artistic, neut, modern arc thc snrreel terms for McLendon Bros, the White barber Shop - The Baptist parsonage lot it Blenheim is offered for sale - See notice else when.'. - Bead Ben nott & Covington's id about Organs, Pianos and Sewing Machines - .lust, reed a frosh lot of D. Vi. Perry & Co's Gardon Seed at W. M. Rowe's. - Frosh lot of canned Peas, Pears, and Pig's Feet at Claud Moore's ???" Pipes and Smokers Supplies in lidless variety can he found at J. T Douglas & Bro. f^y While being served nt thc Whi e barber's Shop-McLendon lb os-i nu will he kept, cool with electric fans already installed. Royal Baking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. ?3^" 200 Pair Boys Knee Pauls 20c to 7fl. at C. B. Crosland's A man should not act while lie is in a passion; the same is true ol' a Judge. That Throbbing Ifoadaolio Would quickly lra<re you, if you used Dr. King's New l.if>! I' UH. Thousands o? HliUVrern have proved theil matchless merit for Siek ?nd Nervous I fond noli tte, They ? nuke {.uri' blood nod build up your health Only as tditH, moiiny back if not cured. Sold hy .1 T. Douglas, Dm .-gist. Up Iodate line of Ladies Shirt W.iist Suits at the C. li. Crosland Co. Thron Oliildron Suvod In tim early HIM.mer of hint your nn emergency uroao to which Mr, H. Monroe, of M ii rion, S (J , wwi riped. Ile wi ilea: 'Dr Khig's Ulitrrhoca mid Dy ?on tory Our iliul i* th? best medicino lor bowel trouble I ever BAW. 1 saved tin: liven of tlltCO children io my neighborhood in the last few tiny*, niter the doctor lind gi von thom up to dio.'' IL'H lin: tient mill Sil refit oo earth, 25e tho pri?e. Sohl by nil druggist. l>'or Lndiotl Only You have t-pent day nf;er day, during hot, stalling .Inly and Angtwt, H to wing mid Heuling ?iuilu und VOgotilblon, in nir light jnrn, noil stewing you mol von ut tho hame tinto, Wo tiring you relief. Kl Ni IS V Itt IT I'llKSKIlVINU PuWUKH (burgo boxen m il low prier) will preserva tioit. und vogelnblcH without air tight j irs with l urer roaullri mid ul onn-foarth tho price. A 251: box pul . up 40 ponilds fit fruit. Note the. grout nd volitude io tanto nod ox? dense, Al nil druggist. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Tho Second Sunday in July is Chil dren's Day nt the Baptist Church j An in tere?ti> g program is being pre pared. Preaching at Presbylorian church Sunday morning nt ll. No evening service. All are invited. Lord's supper i will be administered Sunday moroiug I Reuueltsvillo has boen blessed with go al Illings this year. The Presby terians first. Medindi;.) now, and thc Baptist will have a Missionary Ual'y', tarly in August. A number from Bcnncltsville atten ded the Children's Day cxerc'scs ni Bru tun's Foili Baptist Church hist S..nday afternoon. Addresses were made by Mr. T C. Weatherly Kev Rufti? Ford and others. Mr. Janies 8. Liles tho Superintendent presided. The program was well prepared und well rendered. Thc Epworth League Ptayor mooting m held cvory Wednesday cvcuhipr in tho Hun'ny Behool room of the Methodist ohureh ut S o'olook. The publia invited. The hour for evening services ut ilio ehuiehes is now S.;iO o'clock. Prayer meeting nt tho Baptist church every Thursday evoning ut S 30. Ptayor mooting nt Ilia Methodist church every Wednrndny nt S.30 p. m. Prayer meeting ut Presbyterian church Thun day evening at S 30. Tho hour Cir Sunday School nt tin Methodist uh ti rch lias been chango! lo j.to o'clock in tlie nfteruoon. You Oan Have Moro Light. Rule ll, published elaewher*, givts thc Chairman of Public Works ihe power to supply pnrlios wanting elec tric light after midnight. Partit s wanting light after thal hour can s e Mr. ll. L. AlcCoi.n, who will supply the came pu thc terms named in the rule. Mr. W. F. Rogers. We introduce this young gentle man tliis week as a candidate for tho oflice of Sherill'. Mr. Rogers has served in ibis o (lice as Deputy long enough to bo familiar with the Work BARGAINS IN FURNITURE. We invite special attention to thc advertisement of G. W. Wad dill and Son this week. They nie going to give you :t regular llb ol' .Inly blaze in reduced pri?es in Furniture. Read ?ntl give I beni il call. Our New Bakery. Wo invite special attention to thc announcement of Mr. .1. A. Newberry, who oponed a Bakery at tho stand on the north cast cor ner of tho public square, whore von can fret, fresh Broad. Cake.?. and Uuhirt to I o unequaled. A reeont ex pansion from T. J. McFarland, Ron tor. ville, Vu., nr-r.oi aa example. Ke write^r '"I lind RioncMtifl for three ye OH und doc tored ntl thc lime without being bem-IUcd. Then 1 lugan taking Dr. King's New Dis covery, mid n few bottles (tinily cured me." Equally < IFectivo in eurhiR ?.ll Lung and Throat trnuhlus, Consumption, Pneu monia and (?rip flnarantood hy .1 'I' Douglas it H o lUig.-dsl. Trial battle.-* froo rrgular ftizis 50;, slid Si 00 TICKLKUS nf every man's family nm thc handsome palerns in our spring und summer showing 01 Suit'. prices ?'2?"ji) and up. (Jive Its . i call. ST lt A uss .V C.?. fj"jr- K t'l io lice .md patronize tlc cent White barbers an ci^uretlc cr anything oiTeuiuvo to the moat Instill eous. Don't You Love Flowers V ll so, anti you want some pretty pots of all sizes in which lo place them, cull at the Hardware store anti you can be suited. FOR SA?J?. THF, BAPTIST' PARSONAGE LOT nod DWELLING containing uti mt (2) two uercB of lund, centrally located in desirable part of Town of Blenheim. Apply to thc undeiiigncd lor purlluliirs. W. 15 DRAKE, May iS, 1904 Win. KV A NS. lh iter secure sour needs in Mal lines while they aie going -o lo v ul Wild dill & Son, nolie better in town. The same pond are hoing sold i i B'UIIIIM?IIC ut from f> io s eis per yard higher- Will ?hon- invoices in proof. Soe also ilici: Moxpiiio Canopies. Driven To Desperation Living ut au out of tho way j l .co re ionic from civil /.ilion, :i l-inelv i-< 11 lou driven tc dtrpcrutinn in ease of u-nidcnt, r<milting in lluriiM, tint*. Wounds, Uicif, eic. Lny in a supply o? Biiehleiiu Arnim Kalvn II.*H lin- best 00 ivirtll J"y . a' .1 T. I) uigl is, Diug^is'.. Prepared lor the tYoi ?-. Mr. S .) I', arson, the Jeweler, li now uno td thc latest improvements* for 1 ngraving your nain-' or initials 011 any article ol' gold or silver or plain in thc most iip-tn da'e tntiiiucr I he samples of wink already done by I ?III ure just line. < ab and Soe him. The Bussel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Holges is opening a car of these durable wagons - one lind two-horse, every one ol then) guaran Iced aga i asl any defect in mulei ial or worinansltip. NOtlCE 'lo 01M?DIT0R8. OTICK i'. hereby given to all the , creditors ol the estate ol IIAKKIS I 'AI K, deceased, that loy must render an account ol their demands against said cstaic duly attested to the undersigned 1). K. STANTON, Executor Benncttsville, S. C., May 16, 1904 um Che Way To Keep Gool," T?P il x?a U 6 iii ! MT ii \% si 'Jil I iimllJ8 L) ll ri nm m DO ^. - .. v- ?. ?:::.. c,<cVb~ J?he COOL KIND of Stuff to MAKE COOL JES TO WEAR WHEN ITS HOT. ( ? ?me a ad look at them. We are 'going to lie] : ) you ii we can to get COMFORTABLE. SUMMER j fsH > on wahl lltoi kind. Wo have gol Ilium. Lois irado on n I* AI li (?UK ION QUALITY and HIVING ORK WS. " . l! -in now. Will hood Ihom worse lalor and lliey <>no. X> lioilor limo In got thom- righi now. v.. .ULLIN K KY DEPARTMENT ?> . OUT \NT TA his LISTEN ! Wo have shown the go.-d ts possible h? prndoco !li_'!i Class Millinery al living pr ices. ; cn?zed tho t.ict tiltia the reason for our Pig Millinery Sue* o ?-titi busy, hui want t-. Ii\- np Ymir MM Summer HAT right NOW is the MOST TIME TO GET IT. * Gentlemen Friends And Others: VE ATI I C'S T WO PI KV. SU ITS aro lim bes?, because they are best I iud "f Sliill" L ?ol? :it the shape o?* the Collars, and Lb Shoulden a e PIN i'd -Slioy I'M V BEST. - ?H<MPR SHOES > '. . : .Sr'an to ??el ii Pair of t ' .mfnrt?bh? H'ioc-j fur thc Hummer. No lise i i:l ewhore. "! . . .. *.' hud "Keith's IvohqucrorV' they are ?ed anywli - ? WHITE VESTS ' I TIN S?ZHIM'E ' ' i Si T S by K\j nv,:-- Wlire ???.! Fancy? i i uri ; . to Cl 00. \Voi . ! lil:ii to s-ie yon in . ur Crowd You'll j ." after yet I ry il. Y<'ll li S Til UL V, fl. WWI 4 i i jp! If eort-iilei. Lb,C..) ' . :r 'Ai ri . ick Hits, mid It?.frfl Ila! Hubs ry popular this scisoii values :il i lu- c Inriro mir or , and t<r . ? Ith I?rans. ij\ u :i:il lor to $10. os on Cliiilbiiicraj. ? nfl' r somo exe n?l no i ChillbuiuM. Tim e m is MM i liavo all aloiivr jilniidid valdez .-.i die I'iio special pri?es lor -i ll ISietu ri^ht out, tonier $10.98 Chillunicr, weil m i l . hevelrM min nv ; tluuilv i'- wcek^ti ?i'o ? lo '.is Some Suit Specials. Yiiis wi i l; vv? >.vill ell three diliorcnl lots ii' I lu ec-i tivce h; il mom nibs ?it .ii..MI!y rcbieiil iiii??s. Wo have w-vei ..lil i.'I ?bier s ill v Ihr the usury. You ....iii ina'eli ilieSo v-ihio< :iiiy wlure. %GS Snit $49 25. LOT No. 1. A I u ! iine bcd room suit in quartered oak tln ei! piece!-hed, il rosser ti Dil wre-il stand Handsome quartered |uin.-ls Lira? mi no r.s. One ol'the h?sl suit* eve; sold lor 05 On Two week's speci J bur ?J;/in Uri :e at ? IJ "J *i $50 Snit 40. LOT No. 2. i T i 'Mi nits uro ve.ry tulloh like those ul vv iNDBKF?Xi SALE OF M.? relt Matti The Art Mattress. il'ui Maitres*, neide WK bb M A OK A bcd ol' Tn) pounds ul' earofiilly veleetuil Lf ||,,fly felt, eivere.il with pretty, well lo. w?u i ... A11 Tink. <!.brlablo and is .11 r,.l..r* ..| lor: Ar. ; . .. ..... ".""I ..".;. They w,??l w?'l',l' lh" roKU.lai*- prieti ol .: l....-)0. 'I hese mal'.lesses seil Kor ibis special silo ul'two weeks'wo iring ( his s ilo we will "iler t?ii.i ?il&tlrciM for J each. $10 60 ay '?: r?'l . .. i ?i c?t Side Public*. Squ TH? MB TO GIVE R?^ DEXTER MATTRESS' The Deader, The Meg ai) The Mew, The Mattresses ? re'il io best made, FOR SALE BY a THE JBJ2&T rpi I IS is a Cut of The WOODRUKK HAY PRESS, n strong 1 heavy, durable Press that will ?lo the work. ISasy lo operate. No Press made equal to the WOODRUFF, iinlesn at double tho price. For sale in Bennettsville by C. g. M c C A Li i une ou, X?^I Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It docs this by first thoroughly cleansing thc system o? 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, the bair sheds, and thc new coat is always sleek and glossy. Asbcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses, without "filler," and good for horses and mules only. It is a most powerful tonie and appetizer, being the formulai of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's experience. It is easily the foremost remedy in ils class on thc ?Sir-'-s.-^-i./?* ..'V.-. v?r?5 , ei . , i : . ?.y SMITH NEWTON, Wuliell?vi?^ s. c M - ( M ?bl. ?HIVJU (). ! . McOoIl, .:. IV Lirniture "Values at WADDILL & der How we do it. Watch these Prices i Lot 1. excepting they show le>s work in .1 ii-ihing, A beautiful suit, consist i og of heil, dresser and washstand. all in highly polished quartered oik. K.-lls for 50 u.? P'AO week's special .-?ile price is $10 00. $40 suits $32. Just Two. Only two suits left of the Lot and wc oiler them at a ridiculously low price for thia pale. Handsome three-piece suit* i-f quartered, polished o:ik. Recular t i Lc is 40 00. We will close out thc.-e i :;o suits ut titi.-1 special sale at 32 50. IRON BEDSTEADS FRESH ARRIVALS, From 2 50 up to lo 00 each. Former price 3 50 to 12 50 Wardrobes. If you arc looking for a real handsome piece of furniture at abnormally low prices, sec our Wardrobes. Beaut ifni in finish, elegant in completeness and neat ness. Sjmc have glasses, others plain fronts. S..M oak. STRESSES, Couches Sont i' SjK'vinl lldri/iliti.i. Thia week wo will sell *12.5u Coucho.?, closely tu fl cd, imitation leather, for sio.uo lull leather loi < \meli, iinif:ition ?7.B( U k i- pin IJoll.on I', o lii'o hiy poi blt I 'Cook's Special Felt " A mound ol' Downy Felt that invitee hlccp ali thc lime. Well made With a covering of good, serviceable Tick, li we uh- Forty rounds. Sells always at $(! 00. For thia special sale of 2 weeli wc will offer thom ut $4.75. c TI a J ' i s. TWO UAR I.?ADi? Vitl? I \'K?>. All Orados iron Chair ut 37 . i, lu : ('.lived Ditter. My cheap Ch ?i,s av m '. . ut' O .k riti 1 ar.? liol to hu ela wu ii i ( I uni chair which is bein : sold ?:t i ? r t i?i ?li r j u ic i . I aui i il Ki !l! 1.1 SI N K Mos! p '?plo wain !>. do Hie best I hey can in buying1, some allow lin ie pr?judice to control them; 1 seek lin- pal ronnel', of I ho Cor HUT. I ?ippri'ciMle lin Iradi. Heil hits boen eu me ?ii I lu: pis!, and ! i y i-lose pr.h.'i ai hope I > ref iii ii I lu. pul rouage; Como and see me, THESE BA KU Al H s ALKS may nol hisl ovoi I w o weeks; G. W WADD?LL, West, side Public Square, are, Barfield old Sis