The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, July 29, 1904, Image 5
O/?i ce on Marion Street Opposite
Masonic Hall.
Friday July 29,1904.
professional caros.
DENTIST.
0"?ICB Up utuira io Uro.ilund Building,
rhone 180.
11ENNKT?3VILI,15. 8. C.
DR. J. L. GIBSON,
DEIsTTIST
Office Over Isaacsofin's Sf ore,
PHONE 196.
- BENNETTS VILLE, S. C.
U ll. NEWTON. JENNINGS IC. OWENS.
NEWTON *fc OWENS,
Attorneys at Law,
BEN NETTS VILLE, So. CA.
.Ices Over Planters National Bank.
UDLEY & WAIT,
ATTOKNEA'S AT LAW,
BENNETTS VILLE, SC.
V/. BOUCHIER,
J?, ? Attorney a< Law,
Hon netta ville, 8. 0.
ace on Darlington street near POBIH
:rapt office. January, 1899e
LTON MuLAUHIN,
Attorney at Law and
Probate Judge
leo in Court limine..
?. C. MORRISON j
,X*Xnr\ - - M?^V,in*et
BOX 57 FLO HENCE, S. C. v
i actor for Electrical work and dealer
Clectiical supplies Hot Air Pump
Engines and Gas Engines installed,
i s-fiitling and general uiuchinc work,
ust 20, l'JOH.
HERE TO GO.
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Cr.,- :
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ATV II ts ,?KK h MAN,
H.ILKA.NH*- OjJXJwJ V...
S-0 Ottel ia .? wini*; I an. lid
. and \r!l| ?i-, j yl(ui Vf ?Uh
e Trew merit, l> YOI) .' ll;!
}N MK AT M\ OFFIOi; ce.r
th ot thc foslotncc-the whit
liding.
S. J. PEARSON,
Flowers 1 Flowers !
Jno S. Moore has a fin
Geraniums, Begonia
Palms and other planti
Died, that she desires t
it tings 25c per dozen.
YOU A HIGH TEMPER ?
ar Before Realn? Thia?
teople have worms and olte
v it. The doctor is too polil
em. Here are some ol til
: A sick feeling in ches
ough with tendency to gae
easiness and pains in stomac
*ound corners ot nose. A
more, indicate worms. A
'emper is one ol the sure
forms in adults and chlldrei
rmtfuge is the cure, and it
>r very young children gu
n m Candy, which is pleasai
.od. Children like il. Tl
\ch is 25 cents.
lo <Jet Sick.
horses and mules are po
vays and indication thal th
enough to eat. Many ar
ike human beings, have i
r the system is all run dov
is needed, lt is not the
?od eaten that makes muse
lore depends upon the pro
i or assimilation ol the toi
nmonly supposed. Nothii
n discovered that will hui
or mule better than As
dition Powders, the on
its class sold under a gua
< Mr. Smith Newton, lu
.ir it-the kimi put up in dc
IcColl Drug Co.. McColl,
1 Buggies.
nt Mr. P. A. Hodges 1
.d a carload of those hat
jiea and if you want a fi
on him
Town G or vcr ni ncnt,
-P. A. Hodges
KN-I. Frank breeden, C
C. Sinclair, W. \V. Patt
- TUF.ASUREH-Milton !
Ilice open daily.
J. V. David, U.C. Harpe
'joro County Officer?.
-J. B. Orc?n
CLERK-J. A. Drake
f Piton ATE-M. McLaur
-C. V. Covington
oa-M. E. Coward
tiCATioN-W. L. Stantoi
?lt-J. II. Thomas
-Chas. I. Sberrill.
-Cha*. S. MsCall.
irATivKH-D I) McColl
, Welcome Quiek.
EH-(J. I). Easterling, T
moeitsville,
Lam?n, Med.li
Sallioun. Clio,
cio.snn, Blenheim,
)hs, brightHville,
>y, Smithville.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs C. B. Crosland
aro at Jackson Springs.
Mr and Mrs H B Fuller a.d little
Henry are at Jackson SpriugF,
Mayor Hodges spont Sunday
I with his family at Red Springs.
Mr. Thomas Odom and family
j spent Wednesday in Red Springs
Mrs W P Covington and daugh
I ter Willie aro visiting at Rocking
ham.
Mrs E. W. Breedon and chil
dren have gone to Jacksou
Springs.
Supt W. L. Stanton and Mr.
Charley Hamer, spent Friday at
1 Hurtsville.
Mrs C. E. Exum and little
ICharliearo spending somo time
[at Ked Springs.
Mrs. S. A. Brown and Miss
Bertha Brown are spending the
week at- Wilmington.
Mr. E A. Coxo, of Koy, was
up Monday and called. Fino
I crops, not loo much rain.
Wo aro glad to report that Mr.
I Julius T. Dudley who wa ; so sick
last week is convalescing.
Mr Cary Odom of Lester sec
lion lias a splendid crop and yet
talks about moving to Robeson
Mr. M. W. Coker, of the Col
umbia State force, is here on u
I short rest visiting bis relatives.
Mr. Wm Usher of Bethel sec
tion was down Saturday. Ile
|savs the heavy rains ure burling
bis eotion seriously.
Mrs Grace Hines and children
I of Florence who have been spend
ing some time with relatives hero
returned home Monday.
Mr. li. J. Patterson bas moved
his family up to his farm near
Boykin. Jim isa gool citiz n
land we regret to lose bim.
Mr, John C. Covington, now a
I merchant of Clio, was up Satur
day and calk J to re. e.v old ac
Iquaintame. Thanks old frieud.
Mr. R. J. Rogers, Jr, of Pion
heirn has accepted the position
of salesman in the large store of
J. L Coker & Co., at Hurtsville.
Mr. John L. Breeden and
daughter Miss Nannie, of Adams
ville, have been visiting Iiis sis
ter Mrs J. S. White ut Hurts
ville.
Mr. H. S. Quick now of Ham
ers, Marion county, was iu town
Monday on bis way to join lib
wife at Lauriuburg for a week.1
visit
thinks h vid ll make Uni i lbs Iii
..ot i i n ti? the acre ! his year
; Mi. H G ? !..>>. of Bi'py. ns sdih
lei I Wednesday fi . :i visit lo i.
Idau^bujr iVi.V, D&\ . dkios in ol
?ni'ginhvi He'hil;Us hi.-. r:u
two u p.-'kv
I Mr Ri T, .7ackson loft al Oh ;
of Mr, Alonza Weatherly for th
killing of Mr. Dol Jackson las
Winter.
Mr. Joe P. Edens, a well know
citizen of Clio, announces bis can
didacy this week for Treasure
and will pace with Mr. Thoma
for the prize
Mr. Wm Evans, a popular mei
chant of Blenheim has decided t
give tho voters of Marlboro a
opportunity to make him Treat
urer of the county.
CUPID'S WORK.
Married Monday afternoon Jul
25, 1904, by Rev. Welcome Quid
at the residence of Mr. Areli Dri{
gera Mr. William Winburn, of Da
lington county and Miss Li//
Webster, daughter of Mr. J. (
Webster of Hebron. The eve
was a surprise to their friends.
vic -
, Jr.
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DEATHS' DOINGS.
Died on tiie Killi at his home ic
Pegu?>8, after a ainu il lues *, Mr "N
W. PegilfP, The remains wer? IA
to real ?it New Hope cemetery on 19
iu. ike pt essence of thc largest ciov
ever gathered there.
WNtiSKBB?SBBSISMB? i
A New Candidate.
Mr M. Wallace Swann in tl
new brick store near the Coa
Line Depot carries a nice Iii
of staple and fancy Grpoerh
fruits and confectionery. 1
makes a specialty of orang?
lemons and bananas.
Trying Camp Life.
The Beunettsvillc G uards c <
mantled byCVptDan U l'aie left V
day morning last to try a week
Camp life at Columbia. They wi
ll Htnuij; to Chemw where ot ?<
j rued them They have been hard
wuk fur this trip m l will und i
sen tit tin m > Ive-i handsomely Tl
nr>> i xpeci- il home t > night ur
ni?,i row.
Heady for Von
'.fr. N^bit. an expert mill ri j
hu? r c ally over hauled mid pul
order Mr. A. J. Mathesons Fionr i
aud yon can now get ymir wi
ground and eat home rid*d bread.
YOB, YOU Can
<?nt your razors made sh?
and keen, with edge right
shaving having the face sumo
und clean-at McLendon Bi
Barber shop in Rennettsvi
Bring them along and w
prove it.
GENERALLY, the part
shoes that pinches is the price,
inspection of our stock will I
away this fear.
STRAUSS ??I Ci
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
- Satjordayo are big days now.
Melons aro plentiful and get
ting cheaper.
- The County campaign opens
next Monday at beunettsYille.
- Who will be tho first man to
name his baby Alton Parker in
Marlboro V
- Some one predicts rain for
20 days because it rained on the
first "dog" day.
-Blenheim and Olio will have
the congressional candidates on
the 17th and 18th of August
- Next Monday is salcsday
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 salo by E. Powers is the best
you ever oat- only 20 cents for 3
pound can
Wo were told 20 years ago that
il was not safo to uncover drains
and lo.v places to the hot sun.
Our city fathers do not believo
any such stu IT.
- Something nico is a can of
corned beef at E. Powers-only
lac a can, and cheaper than raw
beef at bc, and no bono in it.
- Have you tried those new
sum mor drinks at E. Power's.
Ho 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
wei ds on the street, but the city
street workers may cover the
streets with the excavations of
Ibo drains and a lot cf stinking
weeds, and you have to endure
it, that's all.
Lowney's Candy, best made
At W. M. ROWES.
- The Twentieth Century L.ib
ary hours ure: .Monday 4.30 to
(i.30 p. ni. Thursday ll) a. m. to
12 m.
-Get a bottle of Harris Li thia
G inger a lc for sale at E. Power's
Grocery
6t*jV" Attistic. neu?, modern are tl.c
correct terms for McLi-ndon Bros, the
White barber Shop
- The Baptist parsonage lot
at Blenheim is offered for sale
Sue notice elsewhere.
- Read Bennett & Covington's
ad about Organs, Pianos and
i ! .V,. Parry & < r.:'s Garden ftobd
. ; - Pre: h lot of canoed Peas,
; Pours, and Pig's Poet at Claud
' ! Mo?fe'?
1 j SK'r Pipes K:)I1 SuinkcciiSuppliei< in
e?'llew) vaijetj eau bc fourni at Jl T
? i Douglas & Bro.
nt
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, in
?ill
mai
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foi
the
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in
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Bennettsville Pharmacy.
The attention of the reading
public is called to the adver
tisement of this new 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, whe
bought the Dr. Beaty Jennings
properly bas had the residence
moved to a good position on
Crosland avenue, and it will lu
litted up for rent. A large two
story brick building with seve
ril stores on the ground Hool
a id it hotel on the second ii
soon to be built.
S&F" 100 two piece Flannel!
Suits for Gents & Boys, at tin
C. B. Crosland Co
NEW SONGS and sheet musi
Cor sale at low prices, also Pianos
Organs, and Musical instrument
ol'all discriplions, get our price
nd easy terms. Old Instrument
akeu in exchange.
STRAUSS IV, Co.
A i'u" linc of ll J. Heinz* Ci
Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sat
ces, Jellies &c. at
W. M. Rowe's.
Buy While being eerved at ll
Wlii e hm ber's Shop- MeLeudo
Bros- ou will be kept cod wit
electric faiiB already installed.
$jgT~ 200 Pair Boys Kne
Pants 20c to 7f>.
at C. B. Crosland's
- Up to-date line of Latin
Shirt Waist Suits at the
C. B. Crosland Co.
Some days ago I sold one ol my cu
tomers. .Mr. -, of this place,
box ol Dr. King's Worm Candy. Il
wile had been m bad health tor son
tune, and he urged her to take soi
Worm (.'.linly. She, ol course, did ri
want to take it, hut after some ve
strong argument he finally prtv.iile
She took four (4) Lozenges according
directions, and was relieved ol some
worms. She had been laking medici
hom several physicians and they cl
her no good Ile is willing to be ipi
iiicd I hat sonic ol the worms were a fi
long. ll also gave his child some
the candy and it was relieved ol thi
(3) worms, making in all sixty six (<
worms from one box ol |)r. King's wo
(';imly This testimonial is entirely 1
solicited, but I thought it my duty
inform you ol the merits ol the Wo
Candy in this section.
Yours truly, WALTER B. B Kl
Jonesville, N. C
Sohl hy all druggists at 25c.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Rev. W. B. Baker, of Blenheim circuit,
bad . good meeting at Zion bv*t week.
Ow lag to high water and the interrupt
ton ot tra vol between boro and Ohe raw on
S nu Jay Rev. Boyd waa unable to come
ovtr and oooduoi eervioe at St Paul's ob.
Hov. Hr. Jones-, of Raleigh, who oo- a
ducted a meeting hera two wooka ago at
tao Baptiat church, came book Sunday and
baa a meet log at Tatum thia week. He
preached at Bennottavi le. Sunday night.
Rev. F. H. Rbuler, of BrlghUviUe ot ,
began a meeting at Bethel church Sunday
afternoon. Rev. T. ? Morrl? of thia ita?
tlon wont up and preached thu openfug
aermon, and io exchange Ra v. Shuter oame
down aud prctohod for him Sundcy night.
The Epworth League. Prayer meeting
ia held every Wedneaday evening in tho
Suni'ay school room of tba Methodist
church-ut 8 o'clock. Tho public invited.
Tho hour for evening services at the
churches ia now 8.30 o'clock.
Prayer meeting at the Baptiat church
every Thuraday evening nt 8 30.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist church
avery Wed neild ay at 8.30 p. m.
Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church
Thunday evening at 8 30.
The hour for Sunday School nt the
Methodiat church baa been ohuogod to
5.co o'clock in the Afternoon.
Tho Gospel of His Son.
Q.id. in thc gosj o' of his Sun,
Makes bin eternal eounsej* known..
T'is here bis riebt at me rev ahinca,
Aud truth is drawn in liehusl lines.
Herc tanners of a bumble frame
May .?ste bis grace sud lum hi? tame;
May read, iu character* of blood,
The wisdom, power, and thc grace if God.
Hore lai b reved* to m ut il eyes
A blighter w.irld bayoud thc skien;
Here frillies the light which guides oui
way
From carib lo realms of endless day,
(). giant us grace, almighty Loni,
To read and muk thy holy word,
l.i truths with meekness lo receive.
Aud by it.? holy prto ipts live.
Specials at Moore's.
Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 for
35
Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good.
bVnuii ?uiiv-assorted . cn!v ?C
- * j ~ ~ ~ J i J
Armour's Sausage in tomato
sauce only 10 cent?.
Heinze's White Wino Vinegar
for pickliug. " *
ti&~ fiO Serge Coats and A'ests
in Longs, Stouts, and Regulars,
at the C. 13. Crosland Co.
Cool and Fresh.
Mr. W. M. Rowe has purchased
a large Refrigerator iu Ids store,
and now Cheese, Butter and perish-?
M.. -"ro b?>nt. on ice. pure
fr>" PiU'OMUe CIJll USP .t il; iii?
flue nee for McLci.bui Bron Vii-it
bari er Shop ned ?ooo yoi; viii haw
th< best shop ir thc Slate.
W f! Ul ? headquarters for
iihltor and iylioeso, Wa kt. .
notlung out ino .v., best,
guarantee both to suit you or
refund your money.
W. M. Rowe.
-New Line Embroideries and
Laces, at tho
C. B. Crosland Co.
TICKLERS of every man's
family are the bande?me patents in
our spring and summer showing oi
Suits, prices $200 ami up. Givt
us a call.
STKAUM ?te Co.
[Cjr Fall iu line and pa-rotiiz-* de
cent White barbera,-?"O cigarette oi
anything idfciisive to lh>* must liistid
eons
Don'tYou Lovo Flowers?
Ii so, and you want some juett
pots of all sizes in which to plac
them, call at the Hardware ?tor
and you eau be suited. 4
FOR SAIiE.
THE BAPTIST PARSONAGE LOT an
DWELLING enntuiuiug ab mt (2) tw
lier en of lund, cent rally located in dciirabl
p:irt of Town of Blenheim.
Apply to tbc undersigned for partiulan
W. B DRAKE,
May 18, I9?4 Wm EVANS.
- . ?ra? .
tt?y~ Heller tecure your need* in Mn
tine-1 while they aro going ?) low al Wai
dill iV Son, nunc helter in town. Tl
sumo good are being sold in Rennt U\ il
at from ;"> lo S els per yard higher. Wi
show invoices in proof. See ul.-o ibe
M OM j ni : o Cu in 'pies.
Driven To Doxporutlon
Living at un ont of thc way pl ?os r
moto fi DH: oivil.zitiou, a futility in of h
driven to depuration in enuc of u?ciden
reuniting in RtiriiH, Cut?, Woundn, Ulcer
etc. Lay lu a Btipply of li 11 ck W n'u Amii
Salvo It')? thu bent on earth 25c ut J '
Douglas, Drug^ixt.
Prepared for the Work.
Mr. S ,1 Pearson, the Jeweler, li
now one of thu latest improvemen
for engruving your name or lilith
on any nrticle of gold or silver
plate in tho most up-to dale munni
The na in plea of work idr.ndy done I
him are just hue. Call and see him.
Tho Russel Wagons.
Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening ac
of tbeso durable wagons-ono ai
I two-horse, every one of thom guam
I teetl against any defect in mater
or wormnnslup.
Wood! Wood!
lam prepared to fill orders f
j wood-either for stove or chil
. : ney-at short notice. Lea
your orders at W. M. Row?
( store, they will recieve prom
. attention.
J. J Munnerlyn.
July 9, 11K14.
P^TTSViLLE PHARMACY !
IT 18 A
:^ew ?rixg Store.
" ^IEW STOCK OF GOODS.
IT IS
?\ N?w Man in Bennettsville.
But, wo want it distinctly u?Oerslbod, Hud
lt itt not A Nev.' Man at the liusiiwtts. '
We want ??on to give us a fair trial-that*s all.
JUr. Ddaglds Jennings is willi as and will be glad to\
see his niamj friends.
july 2?; [yoi
O. A- MATTHEWS, Mgr.
B OK Sr'ORE j NE AH A. C. LINE DEPOT j
n nw
i1 nli
un ii ni ti
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wm
PF
Im
Iii. ;l?< *i Prlwii pu ??I for Conn try Produce.
Choice Line of Tobacco and Cigars.
W E TM Y TO KEEP THE BEST
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
I A LL AND SEI?: lis !
?uit T? ?#6W- -7-- . ?
' A. NEWBERRY,
BK EAD.
.VIES, &c.(
\ '?A il y a t
j. A NI WBERRY'S
BAKERY.
Jil.,! 10. 'HM
t KCIIEDULK
? Linc RAILWAY.
T ' >?i t\ ;r Line Ry rch?d
ule .. I on January 10.1 h.
Yr-i na lui iw, S. t?., us iul'ow?:
N.u. No 0? ?t S 05 a. ra,
3 o .r)0 at ?):24 p. ni.
. r.T "? ?.nn ". m.
'I >?:. B?l > ti svi Iii il*ii t>' i 3 ..'
t i ieaviu'fi .*.;?.... nen ?Ile >. t'. ir> ?
: M.j donn ??iii N'i l?i? . uti No 07.
i'??fi nfl li'* .1 tV?ilJl iotiviu;: ?'.'il
[netuiviili it) -? . in', gives l'cnn (tk
viile [w'iUpio Pi ipphrtuhiiy to take
ll?iu? Kt 50 ; !>il K<) 27.
REVIVO
Kr~?ri RESTORES
VITALITY.
PK?
lat Day.
ir,th bay
THE GREAT
Made a
Well Man
of Me.
30th Hay.
FRENCH REMEDY,
Produces liif above; results in r*o DAYS. It acta
powerfully ar.d quickly. Cures when all others
fail. Young men and old men will recove* theil
youth lui viRor by using REVIVO. It quickly
and surely restores from cfTects of self-abuse or
excess and indiscretions Last Manhood, Losl
Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Losl
Power of either sex. Failing Memory, Wasting
Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits
one tor study, business or marriage. It not only
cures by starting at the scat of disease, but is a
Great Nerve Tonic and Blood-Builder
and restores both vitality and strength to the
muscular and nervous system, bringing back
the pink glow to pole checks and restoring the
.. . !. .. Ai i:?p u;t sah?tlltit?!.
it; : J?KVIVO, KO ?.her. It c.i i
|;ucl'.i .. fly iiiaii, St.oo per pat
?. .' ... , I < tiff iS.C '1, WjtU it
(vu ijunmnttt) (II ari .t.- rat?nd
nvi ry package, I oi Ir.-o circulo
Royal Aiecitcine 0).%r?fi
? a si' in Ifenneltsvilie Y
U lt V?t.
ir. ! luir:
ID TO GIVE REST.
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"DEXTER MATTRESS"
Dewie***)
he Regai)
The Mew*.
rosses are tho lu'si outdo.
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i ll rabie I* ross iii.:: will tin the work Wns.v
Press ma le e'pal lu I lin WOODRUFF, ii ul?
price.
ti Bennettsville by
c. s. MCCALL.
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OR S EL S 'AN D MU LES ON LY
SMITH NEWTON, Benn?asville, S.
MdCOLL DRUCI CO., McUt.ll, t?. C.
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We are Agents for a number of the Leading
High Grade PIANOS, ORGANS AND
SEWING MACHINES,
AND SOLICIT THE CORRESPONDENCE OF EVERY ONE
Wonting to Buy a NEW PIANO, ORO AN or SEWING
MACHINE, or ANY ONU WANTING TO EXCHANGE
THEIR OLD ONE FOR A NEW ONE.
We are in position to save You
Money, and all we ask is that you
LET US KNOW WHAT YOU WANT.
JJ?"* OUR SALESMEN sctil anywhere on requit.
We sell either for cash or EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
JUE CO.,
(BENNETT & COVINGTON, Proprietors )
FRESH BREAD m ROKLB
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
R. R F. SnULTZ HAVING CLOSED HIS BAKERY HERE, I
have arranged to keep a supply of FRESH BREAD, ROLLS ANU
CAKES ol' his spleudid mako ut my Store fur tho ncci.011 modulion of Ino
Trade. Shipments received fresh three limes a week, ami orders coi be Oiled
laity as wanted hy customer.--. I guatantee prompt si-rvio?.
Marcha, 1904- W. M. BIOWIO,
* ?nnnemuea suuma i -
nunile J suuu.u t ~---?, - ?
^tes civil serv- Carolina has had a representative adj
ET W&M?^G".10,11
I boo; to inform thc Public ihat I represent some Ol
the best FIRE INSURANCE Companies
in the world. Liberal KS to Terms omi Kalos.
Try me !
March 10, 1904. JNO. S. MOORE.
WE Gi SUPPL! ?
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NO USE TO WO ll HY, \)?;V COME LU??fctt ON TO
?;.1LA?JBS2 Ilfl?
U SF* YOU Wr.^XtfAi?
x>%, Clu chine;" Shoas,
i i-,-. H 'f. !F .v? j? c v O Y o c*. e r i ?
O lr .lOI]
When you come to Town cali and see us. Phone orders in town delivered
FR-liE, and satisfaction guaranteed,
Call and sec us - Near Douglas' Drug St?r?,
BUY PAINTS ?OH THE MANUFACTURER.
// Jj Than to any other house
?'m MW J in the World b>r first class,
? fjr M M ffjfl high grade, best quality
Paints. Sold either ready
for use or in paste form,
to he thinned down.
Buy from the only
paint manufacturing house
in the country selling
direct from mills to user.
All othei Paint makers
depend on dealers for the sale of their paints.
That means one heavy expense and one protit 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 conk!
do for you, if you should try to buy a certain brand ot
paint that you thought well of, direct from the manu
facturer. But you would make a mistake.
The manufacturer might take your money and sell
you thc paint, but he would take care to charge you as
much for thc paint as if you bought it from a dc aler. 1 1 e
would put on that extra profit, to "protect the dealt r".
Wc have no salesmen or agents to increase thc vi si
of our paints to the consumer.
We quote to the man that uses the paint thc 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, and blanks
showing how to measure houses to show the quantity ot
paint required.
Ask any first class business house ur any bank in Ne? Orleaus, or
the mercantile agencies if we are responsible.
R. Mcwilliams, Limit
ICU*
Factories, 1135,1137, 1139, 1141 South Front
New Orleans, ? - - - Louisiana,
ESTABLISHED 1803. The-oldest paint manufacturing bou*
toutou.-, successful operat'on tinder 011c management
or St. Louis.
direct, fi
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OAK RIDGE CEMETERY.IOAK RID GK CEMETERY.
Notice is hereby given that an assess
ment of one dollar h ts hee.i levied upo t
each lot in the above crin? 1 iv io deb.iy
the expenses ol keeping it, anti the own?
rs thereof will in tko panuni |< rthwiin
(natter cannot
ie delayed. Act a: one
All persons owning lots in Oak Hid .rr
Cemetery, north rast ol'die town ot I?. 11
mtts ville, will pieisc communicate w.th
the undersigned, jrivim: thc number o'
each lot owned by them . bj the undersigned. ?
Tho Company has beeu unable toled \" A, . .
he name ol'the owners of some ol ibo
lois aud asks thal all will couimiinic.i e
villi lite undersigned so.ns. to nvoid
u'rstakes and bu sum to getltirjn names ttl
ibo.-o whose lois are unknown, Tbi ; will
prevent auy unknown lut from bein? sold
10 o her people.
Benneltsvillc. S, C. L. J. Brecden.
June IO li, I yo I. Seo. & T
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