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apNEmvi^LE, s. o. UV S. A. KHIWN St co. OjUce on Marion Street Opposite Masonic Kail. Friday July 29,1904. professional Caros. DENTIST. Of Pica Up tttnira in Cropland Building, Phone ISO. UENNKTTHVIMiE, B. O. DR. J. L. GIBSON, HDIEIETTIST Ofl?ce Otrei* IsaacHohn's Store, PHONE 196. - BENNETTSVIIXE, S. C. . NEWTON. JBNNINU3 K. OWENS. NEWTON ife OWENS, Attorneys at Law, BENNETTSVILLE, SO. CA. ;lces Over Planters National Bank. UDLEY & WAIT, ATTOKNEY3 AT I.AW, 3ENNETTSVILLE, S C. V? W. UUL'CIUKR, Attorney at Law, Bennettsville, 8. O. icc on Darlington street near POBU :rapt uffiee. January, 1899. L.TON MoLAUBIN, Attorney at Law and Probate Judge loo in Court IIOURO. '.. C. MORRISON j lician . * Machinist, 1U)X 67 FLOllEKCE, S. C. \ iclor for Elccirical work and dealer ilectiical supplies Hot Air Pump Engines and (Jas Engines installed. 3-fiilling and general uiuchino work, ust 2t), 1U03. H ER Fi TO GO. C'J KU* i ?sr. . V; A'lVMl is UKI? ? MAN, : MJLKANl-v: UU TL a y ?U1 *>'<' ptte? ia ti vhil?, 1 au? tit . and viilj jr'n j youi VJ&iih o'vTrCBtmont? IP YOU Viv. li\ ME AT MY ?PKIC1 cai th ot' the l'ostol?ce-the whit ilding. S. J. PEARSON, Plowers I Flowers 1 Jno S. Moore haB a fin Geraniums, Begonia Palms and other plant) Died, that she desires t it tings 2C)c per dozen. YOU A HIGH TEMPER V er Before Roainu This? icople have worms and olte v it. Thc doctor is too polil em. Here are some ol iii : A sick feeling in ches ough with tendency to gat. easiness and pains in stomac .ound corners ot nose. A more, indicate worms. A LtiiirfrVi temper is one ol the sure '(jims in adults and chlldrei rmiJ'uge is the cure, and it ir very young children gu ?rm Ca-.idy. which is pleasa tod. Children like it. Tl ich is 25 cents. lo Get Sick. horses and mules are po vays and iudication that th enough to eat. Many at ike human heings, have i r thc system is all run dov is needed, lt is not the .od eaten that makes muse lore depends upon the prc i or assimilation ol the toi nmonly supposed. Nothii ti discovered that will hui or mule better than As clition powders, the or its class sold under a gu: < Mr. Smith Newton, Ut ir it-the kind put up in <h IcColl Drug Co., McColl, 1 Buggies. nt Mr. P. A. Hodges 1 il a eur load ol' those hui (tva nod il' you want a 1 on him Town Oorvcrnment. -P. A. Hodges KN-J. Frank Breeden, C O. Sinclair, W. W. Pali : TREASURER-Milton I llicc open daily. J. If. David, ll. C. Harpe Wo County Officers. -J. B. Orean .>* Of.EUK-J. A. Druke Piton ATE-M. McLaur -C. P. Covington on-M. E. Coward uoATioN -W. h. Stuntoi :a-J. H. Thomas -Chas. I. Shcrrill. -Cha*. S. MsCall. STATIV EH-I) p McColl , Welcome Quick. ES-C. D. lOisterliug, T tODCUrtVillCi Laut in, McColl lalhouo. (Mio, ciohon, Blenheim, >bs, Brighltwillo, >y, Smithville. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs C. B. Crosland I arc at Jackson Springs. Mr and Mrs H B Fuller a .d little J Henry are at Jackson Spiiugs. Mayor Hodges spent Sunday with his family at Red Springs. Mr. Thomas Odom and family j spent Wednesday in Red Springs Mrs W P Covington and daugh ter Willie aro visiting at Rocking ham. Mrs E. W. Breeden and chil l-dren have gone to Jackson ?Springs. Supt W. L. Stanton and Mr. I Charley Hamer, spent Friday at I Hartsville. Mrs C. E. Exura und little Charlie aro spending somo time at Red Springs. Mrs. S. A. Brown and Miss Bertha Brown are spending tho week at Wilmington. Mr. E A. Coxe, of Key. was nj) Monday and called. Fine [crops, not too much rain. We are glad to report that Mr. Julius T. Dudley who wa ; so sick last week is convalescing. Mr Cary Odom of Lester sec ?lion has a splendid crop and yet jtulks about moving to liobeson Mr. M. W. Coker, of the Col umbia State force, is hero on a I short rest visiting his relatives. Mr. Wm Usher of Bothel sec tion was down Saturday. He |savs the heavy rains are hurling Iiis cotton seriously. Mrs Grace Hines and children j of Florence who have boen spend ing some time willi relatives boro returned home Monday. Mr. Lt. J. Patterson has moved bis family np to his farm nour Boykin. Jim is a goo.l ciliz n and we regret lo lose bim. Mr, John C. Covington, now a merchant of Clio, was up Satur day and called to re: e.v old ac quaintain e. Thanks old friend. Mr. H. J. Rogers, Jr. of Bien beim br?s accepted the position of salesman in the large store of J. L Coker & Co., at Hartsvillo. Mr. John L. Breeden and daughter Miss Nannie, of Adams ville, have been visiting Iiis sis ter Mrs J. S. White at Hurts ville. Mr. H. S. Quick now of Ham ers, Marion county, was in town Monday on Iiis way to join his wife at Laurinburg for a week.1 visit thinks h will make J'<' ' \--<- li ootb ii io tua acre this yetti M?. H G Co.xV. of Browne iib !< it vYediic^'y.y fo . a visii ld bi daughter M.r Uiiv. .u;.-?..? MI ob V"?rgin?i.v. rle thin ks lu-. ai, 8j ? two weeks Mr ?.?\ T. Ja?ksoh loft Moni i; rjor '. tb ber iou to; tittpiicl tho.tria of Mr. Alonza Weatherly for th killing of Mr. Dol Jackson las Winter. Mr. Joe P. Edens, a well know citizen of Clio, announces his can didacy this week for Treasure and will pace willi Mr. Thoma for the prize Mr. Wm Evans, a popular mei chant of Blenheim has decided I give tho voters of Marlboro a opportunity to make him Treas uror of the cornily. CUPID'S WORK. Married Monday afternoon Jul 25, 1904, by Kev. Welcome Quid at tho residence of Mr. Arch Drij ger? Mr. William Winburn, of Da lington county and Miss Liz/. Webster, daughter of Mr. J. < Webster of Hebron. The evei was a surprise to their friends. !.S Vic , Jr. . L DEATHS' DOINGS. Died on the Killi nt hi? home i e Pegues, alter a ahmt iilnea>, Mr "\ W. PegUfp, The remains were In to rest ut New Hope cemetery on ll) in thc p?e.-enee of thc largest ciov ever gathered there. A New Candidate. Mr M. Wallace Swann in tl new brick store near the Coa Line Depot carries a nice li of staple and fancy Grocerh fruits and confectionery. 1 makes a specialty of orang* lemons ami bananas. Trying ('amp Life. The Benin tinville 0 aards o i manded by CVpt Dan C Pate leb I? day morning last to try a week ('amp life at Columbia. They iv ll ?Irons; to Chemw where, ol i j-rued them They have beeu hard woik fur this trip ?ni will nod ac(j lit th? in t lve-i handsomely Tl ara expect, d homo t ? ni^lit or iiioi mw. Heady for You Mr. Ne.?btt, an ex pelt mill ri, ha? r c olly over hu ll lcd ?ind pu order Mr. A. J. Matheson'.- F.oiir i and you can now get your wi ground and eat home ruis-?I bread Yos, You Cati (Jut your razors made sh and keen, with edge right sha vi nu leaving lim lace stnoo and clean at McLendon B Barber shop in Bennettsvi Bring (beni along and w prove it. GENERALLY j thc part shoes that pinches is thc price, inspection of our slock will I away this fear. ST it A uss & C TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Sajjordays are big days now. Melons aro plentiful and got. ting cheaper. - The County campaign opens next Monday at bennettsyille. - Who will be tho first man to name his baby Alton Parker in Marlboro V - Some ono predicts rain for 20 days because it rained on the first "dog" day. -Blenheim and Clio will have the congressional candidates on the 17th and 18th of August - Next Monday is snlesday and everybody is expected to como and hear the candidates. - Fresh oranges, lemons and bananas at W. M. Swami's near depot. - Tho Fairbanks canned tripe for sale by E. Powors is the best you ever cat-only 20 cents for 3 pound can Wo wore told 20 years ago that iL was not. safo to uncover drains and lo.v places to tho hot sun. Our city fathers do not believe any such stub'. - Something nice is a can of corned beef at E. Powers-only lac a can, and cheaper than raw beef at Oe, and no bone in it. - Have you tried those new sumnier drinks at E. Power's. Ile keeps them on ice Okra and tomatoes only 10c at Claude Moore's. - Just received a Barrel of "new ketch" Mackerel. They are nice and cheap. W. M. Rowe. Private individuals have no right to throw their trash and weeds ou the street, but the city street workers may cover the streets with the excaratious of the drains and a lot of stinking woods, and you have to endure it, that's all. Lowney's Candy, best made At W. M. ROWES. - The Twentieth Century Lib rary hours are: Monday 4.00 to ii.HO p. m. Thursday 10 a. in. to 12 m. . -Get a bottle of Harris Li th ia Gingeralo for sale at E. Power's G rocery ?uA"' Aitistic. noni, inoilern are tlc onrrret terms fur McLi-ndon Broa, the White barber Shop - The Baptist parsonage lot at Blenheim is offered for sale .Soe notice elsewhere. - Read Bennett & Covington's ad about Organs, Pianos and , j - [i1 rei Li lot ?..'! canoed Peas,' f Poa rs. and Pig's 1 'oct af Claud ' ? Moore's lUi'r Pipes and SiniikersSuppjicii iii . .o Hess variety can ho found <;i J. T .' i Douglas & Bro, ut n . V? in ei t era ?it llb! icy lo ghi l in mill icai ;i rp for the ios. Ile. o*ll m An tnUu Bennettsyille Pharmacy. The attention of the reading public is called to the adver tisement of this nev. Drug Store now opened in the brick buil ding on Marion street. Every thing new and fresh in the lines usually carrie . Call and see them. Mr. Douglas Jennings is there Changes Continue. Mr. A. J. Matheson, win bought the Dr. Beaty Jenning! property bas had the r?sidence moved to a good position oi Crosland avenue, and it will hi lilted np for rent. A large two story brick building with seve r il stores on the ground iloo a id a hotel on the second i soon to be built. 100 two piece Flannel Suits for Gents ?fc Boys, at th C. B. Crosland Co NEW SONGS and sheet musi for sale at low pri?es, also Piano: Organs, and Musical Instrument of all disoriptions, get our prici and easy terms. Old Instr innen taken in exchange. STRAUSS & Co. A full lino of ll J. Hoi uz* C Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sui ces, Jellies &c. at W. M. Rowe's. Stir" While hiing gened ot i Whi e hm ber's Shop-McLeudi Bios- ou will be kept coil wi electric fans already installed. 82gn 200 Pair Boys Kn Pants 20c to 7fi. at C. B. Crosland's -Up to-date line of Lad i Shirt Waist Suits at the C. B. Crosland Co. Some days aj;o I sold one ol my ci miners. Mr. -, of this place box ol Dr. Kind's Worm (Jandy. 1 wile had Leen ni had health lor so time, and he urged her to take so Worm Candy. She, ol course, did want to take it, but after some v strung argument he dually prtv.iil She took lour (.|) Lozenges according direct ions, and was relieved ol some worms. She had been taking medic hom several physicians and they her no tfood Ile is willing lo he ip ?lied thal some of the worms were a I long. Il also nave his child soim the candy and it was relieved ol th (X) worms, making in all sixty six { worms from one box ol Dr. Kind's wi ('.indy This testimonial is entirely solicited, hut I thought it my duty inform you of the merits ol the Wt Candy tn this section. Yours truly, WALTER B. b K Jonesville, N. C Suhl hy all druggists at 25c. .RELIGIOUS NOTES. > Ber. W. B. Baker, of Blenheim circuit, had ft good meetiag at Zion last week. Ow i ar? to high water nnd the interrupt ton of travol between here. And Oho raw oo Suudoy Hov. Boyd waa unable to oom? ov? r aud cot duct service at St Paul's eb. Hov. Hr. Jo nen, of Raleigh, who CT . ducted a meeting hore two wooka ago st thc Baptist ?UUIVL, came, book Sunday and baa a meeting at Tatum this week. He preached at Bennetts*! le; Sunday night. Per. F. H. Shuter, of Brightsville ot, began a meeting r.t Bethel church Kinday afternoon. Bov. T. ? Morris of thU eta* tion went up ead preached the opening Hermon, and ia exchange Un v. Shuter oame down and preached for bim Sundi y night. Tho Epworth League. Prayer meeting id held every Wednesday evening lo tho Hunt'Qy aobosl room of tba SfetbodUl church -ot 8 o'clock. Tho public invited. Tho hoar for evening services at the churches is now 8.30 o'olock. Prayer mooting at the Baptist church every Thursday evening at 8 30. Prayer mooting at the Methodist church every Wednesday at 8.30 p. m. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Thunday evening at 8 30. The hour for Sunday School at the M o ttl od ?nt church baa been ohacged tn 5.co o'clock in the afternoon. Tiio Gospel of His SOB. Clod, in the gosio' of hie Son. Makes bin eternal counsels known. Tis herc bid richest uier?v ?hinco, Aud truth ia drawn in richcht linea. Herc MiineT of a humble frame May .?ste hie grace and lu.ru hit naine; ?VI ay read, iu character* of blood. The wisdom, powor, aud thc grace if God. Hero (ai h revej?s to m ut d eyes A blighter w 1 rUl In youd the skies; Here thu cs the light Which guides oui way j Prom canh lo realms of endless day, O. g>ant us grace, almighty Lord, Tu read and muk thy holy word, lis truths with meekness to receive. Aud by its holy pno-iptd live. Specials at Moore's. Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 for 35 Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good. Fresh jelly-assorted-only ?0 Armour's Sausage in touiuto sauce only 10 cents. Heinze's White Wino Vinegar ior pickling. fi?" HO Serge Coats and Vests ia Longs, Stouts, and Regulars, at the C. B. Crosland Co. Cool and Fresh. Mr. W. M. Rowe hus purchased a large Refrigerator iu his store, and now Cheese, Butter and perisli .11.. "r" (rent on ice. pure vi vi tit;;: frs'sli and sv? I?I . U3r Pulrnuiviu und use youi ftucoue ior MeLciulnii Broil I bai ? er i?i.op mu' ?non ybu' v ?il the iiostshbii in '.ht Stute. - WM ?t?-i headquarters foi it ter and Cheese; We koo j: nothing out tuc . %;??. J-, guarantee both to suit you oi refund your money. W. M. Rowe. -New Line Embroideries ant Laces, at tho C. li. Crosland Co. TICKLERS of every man' family ure the huudeofiie patents i our spring and summer showing t Suits, prices $'2?() und up. Giv us a cull. . STU A oas it (Jo. fjljr Fall in line and pa-rouiz-* ti< cent White limber*,- no cigarette c. anything i.lfenaive to lb?* moat lusti. enos Don'tYou Love FlowersV Il so, and you want some pr?t' pots of all sizes in which to pla them, call at the Hardware sto and you can be suited. v ls FOR SAMS. TUE BAPTIST PARSONAGE LOT a DWELLINQ cootaiaiug ab mt (2) t< acreH of land, cuni rally located in dcairal part of Town of Blenheim. Apply to thc undersigned for psrtiul* W. B DRAKE, May 18, 1904 Win EVANS. iit?y~ Retter secure your need* in Mi timrs while they are eniug so low ut Wi dill ev Son. none better in town. T sumo good ?re (teing sold in Ht nntUvi at i'rom ? lo S els per yard louder. \\ show invoices in proof. See ul.-o tb Mosquito Canopies. Driven To Dosporution Living at im out of thc way pl?o? mote ti om civil. L ?tion, a family ia oft driven to desperation in case of U':cide icwulting in Rurun, Out?, Wounds Ulce etc. Lay in a mipply of Ilooklvu'ti Am Salvo It'? tho bent on earth 25c ut J Douglw, Druggist. Prepared for the Work. Mr. S J Pearson, the Jeweler, I now one of thu luteat improveme for engraving your name or initi (ill any article of gold or silver plate in the most up* tn dale munn The samples: of work already done him ure jual liue. Call mid see him Tho Russel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a of these durable wagons-ono t two-horse, every one of thom guar I teed against any dofect in matei j or wornianslnp. bot i of ree . 66) I lani prepared to fill orders ?rm ! wood-either for stove or chi un. ney-at short notice. Lei J? your orders at W. M. Row ! store, they will reoieye pron KR. attention. J. J Munnerlyn July 9, 1904. Wood! Wood ! BWin?Li. PHARMACY i XT 'l? A Drug" Store. rr jri A NEW STOCK OF GOODS5 IT IS N?w Man in Bennettsville, But, wo want it distinctly understood, (7iat h is pot A Nen' Man at the Business. ' Wc wont lion to give us a fair trial-that's ali Mr. Donglds Jennings is willi us (ind will be glad to\ see his ina ny friends. O. A. MATTHEWS, Mgr. jut' .;i JL 1. W. SWAJSN. BK ??K STORE, NE Alt A. C. LINE DEPOT, PSI AN n r llb IIJ i I HitfheMl iPrlco? paid foi* Country Produce. Ohoh:.'- Line of Tobacco and Cigars. W TR Y TO KEEP THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ,W I A. LL AND S IC K Us ! ?ult 10'il j, A, B bl lil Au. C?KES, ri? 8. &r?i. Itally at i A Ki WBERKY'S BAKERY. J-?-.: 10, i f?(J I ?I:'.' - .. .i v r-Mia 111 eCT^:'XJ^c-J CH A SCHKDU IiK Lim-HAM.WAY. T !>:;?! ,;r Line Ry sched ule wan i on January 10th. 'raina ;.-.>. . ,c tw,S. C., UH lol'ow*; REVIVO W'lJ THE GREAT 30th RESTORES VITALITY. Made a Well Man Cf ?Vi Go Not ll lo GO ?t 8 Ou A. hi. o 50 at 9:24 f?. m. - f%T al KO'l il. ni. FRENCH REMEDY, Produces Inc above results in ?o DAYS It actJ powerfully nr.il quickly. Cures when alt other; fail. Young men and old men will rc -.owu theil youthful vigor hy using REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores from effects of self-abuse Ol excess and indiscretions Last Manhood, Losl Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Lost Power cf either sex, Palling Memory, Wasting Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfiU one for study, business or marriage. It not only cures by starting at thc scat of disease, but is a Grcut Nerve Tonic and Blood-Builder and restores both vitality nnd strength to thc muscular and nervous system, bringing back the pink glow to pale checks and restoring; thc H., ?<. ;i v m'. ? i.iefint'l i illt ni rn., uoiiu . ?HU Ko tit' .?nit il . '. i5J.pl |j . .,..?:.. ,| ll.-. I3,VIVO, no cut.. . lt -.. . I)'! fly Illili, .'<'.o:> pei pac . . ir i tjs i'.' igi( .), with a ?t?C .'I 'tl- :'C ' TUG un ..v-i tiaui k?avpt<; Hun- . -4 .... , . , , . .. . <.? ? ' ; .?.. it. I or tree circuit? USttSYtlll' Iii 1 |t. m. glVCS ....if? tts- , ...... _ -f.., r! . p?? y ?ppo?-ttnniy lo Uk. ?Oyal AkdlClHt? CO.^f? ll I lah ve -vrlf flvAy'j' ?' M it KIPS No ."?. ; lid f h ! ? I I "ci ?ul iii Hemmltsviilc t f; T u?LULAH IF KU TO |i tte "DEFTER M?^^ he M?gi**') The Mex, 01iea,per'C^ra,de? rosses aro tho bes I inado. 3LE BF c. s. MCCALL. r lD i opei al d Jun ut of Tlio WO;.) DHU Kb' 11 A Y IMMS?S, fi siro I ti rab) o IVo.-s thal will th? tho work h?usy Press nntde o-pai to ihc WOODHU YY, uni? juice. ti Bennettsville by ci? s. MCCALL. Siti?* ORSES ANp 'K??LE5 OM LY ,y S Vliril NEWTON, Baniieltsville, S MoCOLL DRUG CO., MoColl, t?. C. \ p Kilt We are Agents for a number of the Leadi High Grade PIANOS, ORGANS ANO SEWING MACHINES, AND SOLICIT THE CORRESPONDENCE OF EVERY ONE Wanting to Buy a NEW PIANO, ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE, or ANY ONE WANTING TO EXCHANGE THEIR OLD ONE FOR A NEW ONE. We are in position to save Yon Money, and all we ask is that you LET US KNOW WHAT YOU WANT. 9BT OUR ?SALESMEN scat an ?jwhere on request. We sell either for cash or EASY PAYMENT PLAN, (BENNETT & COVINGTON, Proprietors-) CL.IO, - - SL O. FRESH BREAD id ROLLS THREE TIMES A WEEK. MR. R F. SIHILTZ HAVING CLOSED HIS BAKERY HERE, t have arranged tn keep a supply of FRESH BREAD, ROLLS AND CAKES of li ia spleudid uiuku ut my S:ore for ihc accommodation of lao fr ad e. Shipments received freeh ihree times ti week, ?uti) orders ctn he Giled luily as wanted tty cu.-touiers. I gun:antee prompt atrvi.ic. March 3, ?901 W. M. BiOWIi. . UiGUUlUUC J tfuwutu I -_ . ^fates civil serv- Carolina has had a repr?sentative 1 J^-Athat, place makiag.0^U^,',~"',r,dent it? - I beg io inform tho Public I li?t I represent SOine Ol the best FIRE INSURANCE Companies ill the world. Liberal us io Terms mid Kates. Try me ! March 10, 1901. JNO. S. MOORE. Cl SUPPLY ? ->$k >\< >$< >?< >i*>?< >X<>?< " NO USE TO WORRY, BUT GOME iUilllT OX TO tir* i*r o xj -wv. ?\.i*? r.\ r Clothing SiiOoii- .Notions kn c. f art o , ?? o ce rid?, :>oo-^, When you come to Town ca l and see us. Phone orders in town delivered FRlUE, and satisfaction guaranteed, Call and sec us-Near Dougi-iV Drug Store. I C BUY PAINTS F?OM THE ?Vi AND FACTO REB ti ? W Than to any other house jf^&f g ff rn'ff J in the World tor fi rsi class, g CJjJ JJS/M hieh ?nldC; best iusllil>' M **b^Lf Paints. Sold either ready for use or in paste form, to be thinned down. Buy from the only paint manufacturing house in the country selling direct from mills to user. All other Paint makers depend on dealers for the sale of their paints. That means one heavy expense and one profit that we cut out of our business. We sell direct to the man that uses paint. You may think that you can do as well as we could do for you, if you should try to buy a certain brand of paint that you thought well of, direct from thc manu facturer. But you would make a mistake. The manufacturer might take your money and sell you the paint, but he would take care to charge you as much for the paint as if you bought it trom a dealer; 1 It would put on that extra profitv to "protect the dealer". We have no salesmen or agents to increase thc cost of our paints to the consumer. We quote to the man that uses the paint the lowest and best price, reserving no margin to protect agents. We pay freight. We gladly advise our customers about paints. Write for sample cards and paint advice, anti blanks showing how to measure houses to show the quantity ot paint required. Aalc any first class husiness house or any hank in N\ w Orleans, or the mercantile agencies if we are "responsihle. R. Mcwilliams, Limited. ^0 Store and Offices, 3-4? Camp Streel Factories, 1135,1137, 1139, 1141 South i ront Street. New Orleans, - - - - Loulid.uin, ESTABLISHED 1893. The oldest paint innnnfneturing house in con tintions successful operation tinder one management, south of Louisville or St. Louis. OAK RIDGE CEMETERY. ! OAK All persons owning lots in Oak Uid/e Cemetery, north cast oft lie town of l>? 11 utttbvillo, will pie ise cominunkatc Willi ?lie under.-iened. giving the number i>! each lot owned by them Tho Company has been unable to fi::d *hc unmc nf the owners nf come nf iii? io's nud a*ks thai all will e?ipmunica 0 ?uh the undersigned soi. us.'to avoid uptakes and bc sure to gctltcb na mos ol iliO?C whose lois are unknown, This will: nievent uuy unknown lot from being sold 10 o tier people. Bcnncllsvillc, S, (\ L. J. Breeden. June lu ll, I?.H)I. Hoc, K\ T RI DG M URMKTERY. Notice is hereby given that an as3t_.s?? ment of one dollar li is boco levied tipo i ??ach lot in Ihe aliove cemetery to deli.ly the expense.; ol keeping it, .ind the owi. rs thc reo I will m ike ptymcnl ki tiny i iii ij thc Undersigned-. Thii matter cannot !e ('flayed. Act ai one?: and oblige I, I. Br.rdetV, Se? v o' ! Treas; Bville: S.C, lui?' 27. oj . i^?" See our late tilinga it Ladies Neck Wear. :tl 0 IV Cro?hi.nd's r