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BENNETTSYILLE, S. C. KV S. A. BROWN & CO. Office on Marion Street Ojtposite MiMonic Hall. Friday August 5, 1904. professional daros. DENTIST. OFFICE Up utaira io Crosland Building, rhone ISO. BENNBTT8VIL.LE, B. O. DR. J. L. GIBSON, ID IE 1ST TI ST Office Over Isaacaohn'a Store, PHONE 196. BENNETTS VILLE, S. C. tl H. NKWTON, JENNINGS K. OWENS, NEWTON & OWENS, Attornoys at Law, BENNETTSVILLE, So. CA.. Offices Over Planters National Bank. DUDLEY & WAIT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BENNETTSVILLE, SC. ? W. BOUCHIER, S?., ? Attorney at Law, Benucttsville, 8. 0. Office on Darlington street near Posta IcRrapt office. January, 1899. yiLTON MCLAURIN, ;V| Attorney at Law and Probate Judge Office in Court lionne. E. C. MORRISON, Eloetoioian . - Machinist, BOX 57 FLORENCE, S. C. A : ?ntractor for Electrical work and dealer in Electrical supplies Hot Air Pump* ing En?incs and (Jus Engines installed. Pipe-flitting and general machine work. August 120. l'J03. W II Kilt E TO GO. A SS Af CH <.. 1.1 ? y ? MAM, NKi?bs ULE/ ;. ?;.,: out .>>r.d L ture cure Trcfttnieni Lti YQTj Wi DALL ON MW Af M . . '. f ? doer bot Iii tn' ?l?< . , . - tito i 1 froul building. S. J. PEARSON, Flowers I Flowers ! Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fino lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Talms and other plants, well rooted, that she desires to 3ell Cuttings 25o per dozen. HAVE YOU A HIGH TEMPER V Answer Before Realna This ? Some people have worms and oiten don't keow it. The doctor is too polite :o tell them. Here are some ot thc symptoms : A sick feeling in chest, dioking cough with tendency to gag. aiddcn uneasiness and pains la stomach tching around corners ol nyse. Ail hese, and more, indicate worms. An rritable temper is one ol the surest ?igns ot Worms in adults and children. King's Vermifuge is the cure, and it is ?ure. For very young children give flag's Worm Candy, which is pleasant -tastes good. Children like it. The orice lor each is 25 cents. Horses Do (Jet Sick. When a horses and mules are poor I is not always and iudication that they lo not get enough to eat. Many ani ??is, just like human beings, have in iigestion or the system is all run down ind a tonic is needed, it is not the a rhouht ot lood eaten that makes muscle ind fat. More depends upon the prop :r digestion or assimilation ol the lood r.han is commonly supposed. Nothing las yet been discovered that will build jp a horse or mule better than Ash can's Condition Powders, thc only remedy in its ci.iss sold under a guar ?ntee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, ben ?ettsville, tor il-the kiud put up in dos is. And Mccoll Drug Co., McColl, S. Rock Hill Buggies. The agent Mr. P. A. Hodges ha? list received a carload of those hand time buggies and if you want a line iuggy call on him Our Toion Qorvernment, MAVOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank breeden, C. S. Jliaflin, A. H. Sinclair, W. W. Pate. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc .auria, Oilice open daily. POLICE-J. V. David, U.C. Harper. Marlboro County Officer i. Bn BRI PP-J . B. Orcun CLERK OP CLERK-J. A. Drake JUDGE OF PROBATE-M. MeLaurin CORONERS-C. V. Covington SUPERVISOR- M. 13. Coward SUIT. IODUCATION-W. li. Stanton TREASURER-J. ll. Thomas AUDITOR-Chas. I. Sherrill. SENATOR-Chas. S. MsCall. REPRESENTATIVES-I). D. McColl, Jr. . P. bunch, Welcome Quick. MAOISTAIES-C. D. Eastcrlinf, T. L ' roslaud, Ronnel l.sville, il. L. Mobaurin, McColl John A. Calhoun. (Mio, W. J. Atkinson. blenheim, D. D. Stubbs, Brightsvillo, W. W. Irby, Smithville PERSONAL Col Tom C. Hamer and wifo are at. Jackson Springs, Mayor P. A. Hodges is laking in the exposition this week Mr. John Parish of Clio was a visitor to Red Springs last week. Mr. Lucien Williams of Mc coll returned from Glenn Springs Friday night Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Eastcrling of Cheraw aro visiting relatives in Bennottsvillo Mr. Milton Wright, who has been spendiug sotno timo iu Sum ter, has returned home Miss Bertie Newton has been elected a teacher in the Graded School at Timmonsville. Miss. Nita Boy kin of Macs ville is visiting her sister Mrs Ernest Covington. Miss O'Dell Patrick, who has boon visiting relatives in Dar lington has returned homo Mr, J. F. Bollon was iu town Monday with a nico lot of chick ens, eggs and honey. Mr. S. F. Powers and little Knox are visiting bis daughter Mrs Dingle iu Clarendon. Miss Blanche Rogers left Wed nesday to spend some timo in Conway visiting relatives. Mr. Ira Bounds and daughter Daisy are visiting his daughter Mrs. Clara Billups in Claren don Dr. B. H. Thurmond, a popu lar physician of Cheraw spent Friday in town, and called to s?e us. Mr. Lonnie Pate of Robeson and Miss Louie Pate of Clio wore in town Monday calling on friends Mr. D. W. Weatherly of Ebe nezer section was up Saturday. Ho reports line crops but two heavy rains We are glad tu report that Mrs Ruric N. Sampson who has been quito ill for the past, week is now thought to bo hotter. Miss F J. Woodley, Hiss Mary Mooro aud Mr. .Ti D. Woodley, of Clio, S. C., wore visitors to Wilmington last week. Judge Hudson represented Marlboro at thc meeting of the Pee Dee Historical society at Florence last Thursday. Mr. D. F. Bundy, of Clio was in town Saturday and called. He says crops were never bettor un to-dato, nor have they had too much rain Tiie Rev. A. T. Rogers, who has been a pastor in tho lower part of Marion county for the past several years, has resigned his charges and will move next week to Blenheim, in Marlboro comity.-Marion Star. j H iv. Pliilji Murray of Cb ar Heston iu-.s i cut! visit tug bis Old j ri'ititicls tu tho county. Bo spoilt IS\inda j in Buuh?tLsvil?u and fill j'Ou tile phi pfc bi ii i ,! W^nsbodiat! ' cb ii reit S undi ty morir..-. ? .. m?ci? 'tm interesting 1 .1!. v. 1) , st j cl bi rob Sunday nigi tho lit?ino'h' ii ?feel ii ir Congressional Appointments. The four candidates for con gress have three appointments for this county: Newlonville, August lb. Blenheim, August 17. Clio August 18. Home Sweet Homo. The Bennettsville Guards re turned Friday night from the encampment at Columbia. The boys are full of praise for good treatment received, and like wise they won praise and honor for deportment, drilling, &c. They will he invited to go with the State troops to Manassus in Septembor. A Proud Record A gentleman o? a sister couuty who attended tho campaign meet ing hore Monday in speaking of county officials generally said Marlboro county had the best set. of county officials of any county he had visited, in 20 years. Ho spent some time in thc court house and was delighted with his treat ment and hoped thc next sci would be as good. DEATHS' DOINGS. The many friends of Mr. and Mia. John Thomas sympathize willi them in the loss oi their little hube on Tues day morning last after an illness nf several weeks Thc funeral services were conducted hy Rev. Ti IC. Moni? AI Evergreen cemetery un Wednes day morning. A Now Candidate. Mr. M. Wallace Swann in the new brick store near the Coast Line Depot carries a nico line of staple ti nd fancy Groceries, finita and confectionery. Ile makes a specialty ol' oranges, lemons and bananas. Heady for You Mr. Ni'-hit, an expert mill right has r. cent ly over hauled and putin ord rMr. A J. Mathtsou's Flour mill ami you can now ??.-t your wheat ground and eut home rnisid bread. Yes, You Can Get your razors -made shari and keen, with edge right foi shaving leaving the lace smooth* and clean- al McLendon Bios. Barber shop in Bennettsville. Bring them along and we'll prove it. GENERALLY, thc part ii. shoos that pinches is thc pri?e, An inspection ol' our stock will lal? awuy this fear. STRAUSS & Co. TOWN^AND COUNTY NJBW8. in, rain, rain lOoliout for freshets Many thanks to Mr.- H. S. Jlair for favors. - Mr. Zack Poarson's mill is now preparod to grind as usual. - Mr. Alex Moore has boen supplying the market with choice peaches. - .A list of candidates appears! in auothor col mun. Only these | can bo voted for in tho primary. - Fresh oranges, lemons and bananas at W. M. Swann's near depot. -Bennettsvillo township has had moro rain this summer than all the other townshps put to gether. - Mason's Fruit Jars at W. M. Rowe's - A small cyclone passed over Brightsvillo Friday afternoon doing considerable damage to the forest. ?S?/"* Okra and tomatoes only 10c at Claude Moore's. - Just received a Barrel of "new ketch" Mackerel. They are niue and cheap. W. M. Rowe. Lowney's Candy, bes made At W. M. ROWE'S. - The Twentieth Century Lib rary hours are: Monday 4.30 to 6.30 p. in. Thursday 10 a. m. to 12 m. laSf* Artistic, neat, modern are the correct terms for McLi-ndon Broa, thu White barber Shop. - The Baptist parsonage lot at Blenheim is offered for sale Soe notice elsewhere. - Road Bennett & Covington's ad about Organs, Pianos and Sowing Machines - .lust, recd a frosh lot of D. M. Ferry & Co's Garden Seed at W. M. Rowe's. - Fresh lot ol' canned Peas, Bears, and Pig's Feet at Claud Moore's t&~ Pipes and Smokers Supplier in .uidless variety can be found at J. T Douglas & Bro. Sciinettsville Pharmacy. The attention ol' the reading public is called to the adver tisement ol' this new Drug Store nowr opened in the brick buil ding on Marion street. Every thing new and fresh in the lines usually carrie1. Call and see them. Mr. Douglas Jennings is there Think About lt. Tho voters of Marlboro will have time to study thc matter of binnia! sessions nhc! also t' pi r> ? I :.>:! hi allowing . i?h coi io intake itfi own rta?' h'.^c. th ol tliCM arc to be voted on '.ls year. d'-mo To i?te h ev I'jdinutid rHubb.H, !?;' old :?.>.' . pop it iar colored mau, i ! tho goo 1 old : Jud, died oh i ?" hui airer .; long illness, lie was buried at Bunker Hill cemetery Monday afternoon with Masonic honors hy the colored lodge of Bennettsvillo. , Uno in (mod Lodore. Letlorri addressed to Ibo following moued persona romuin uuuullud for at tho pout office in UouuottHville : Miss Mary Milo, Daisy Rattler, Miss Em mer Jennings, Eliza Dar gan, Mack Mooro, A. J. Van ?lingham, J. W. Fay, Alexander EvanB, Bentchcon Dilson. Fire Insurance. Mr. C. S. McCall represents some good companies and will give you all needed information. Bead his anvertiseinent in other coloras. J?ig" 100 two piece Flannels Suits for Cents & Boys, at the C. B. Crosland Co NEW SONGS and sheet music tor sale at low price?, also Pianos, Organs, and Musical Instr ii incuts of all discriptions, get our prices and easy terms. Old Instruments lakch in exchange. STRAUSS A Co. A full lino of II J. Heinzs Co. Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sau ces, Jellies &o. at W. M. Rowe's. BQf While being served ut thc Whi c barber's Shop-Mcl^endon Bros- oil will bo kept cool with electric fans already installed. ?jgT 200 Pair Boys Knee Pants 20c lo 75. at C. B. Crosland's - - Up to-date line of Ladies Shirt Waist Suits at the C. 13. Crosland Co. Some days ago I sold one ol my cus tomers, Mr. of this place, a box ol Dr. King's Worm Candy. His wile had been in bad health tor some lime, and he urged her to lake some Worm ('andy. She, ol course, did not want to take it, but aller some very strong argument he dually prevailed She look lour (4) Lozenges according lo directions, and was relieved ol some 63 worms. She had been taking medicine bom several physicians and they did her no good. He is v.d?ng to be qual ified that some of thc worms wore a fool long. Il also gave hi* child some ol the candy and it was relieved ol three (j) worms, making in all sixty six (66) worms hom one box ol |)r. King's worm Candy This testimonial is entirely un. solicited, hut 1 thought it my duty lo inlorm you ol thu merits ol thc Worm Candy in this section. Yours indy, WALTER ll. ll ,KBR. Jonesville, N. C. Sohl hy all druggists at '??C, RELIGIOUS NOTES. Rev. Dunlap of Clio ia assisting Rev*. Baker in bis mooting at Parnas sus this week. Tho Epworth League Prayer nico tin j I* held evory Wtdncodoy ovoning in thu Sum: ny tcbool room of tho Mo th od lit church at 8 o'clock. Tho public invited. The hour fer evening services at iud churches is now 3.30 o'clock. Prayor meeting at tho Baptist church every Thursday evening ?t 8.30. Prayer rnoeUng nt tho Uothod.bt church avery WouneiJay at 8.30 p. m. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Thunda)- evening at 8 30. The hour for Sunday ? School at tho Methodist church has boen changed to 5.00 o'clock in tho afternoon. MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. TuinD ROUND-E. P.TAYLOU, P. B. BrigbtBviilo, Boykin, Auguut 4. North Marlboro, New Hope, " 6, 7 Ul io und Boalab, at Clio, Aug 13, 14. Uonuettaville ct, Beauty Spot, 4 30 p. m. Aug 14, 15. blenheim ut, Ebouczor, Aug 20. Bennettavilla Stn, Aug 19, 21. BcDnetlsvilla ibMoGoU, (night) Aug 20, 21. New Pension Board. To-morrow, by statute, is the day for the old soldiers and sailors of tho war between the states to meet in each township and elect one representative from each town ship to meet at the Court House on the first Monday in Septem ber to elect a county pension board. The representative of each town ship must not be a pensioner or an applicant for a pension. New Enterprise Burned. The new Spiritine plant and fixtures atCheraw were burned Wednesday night, 27th, with a loss of $10,000. A sleepy head ed fireman caused the lire. Insurance Notice! C S. McOALL and T li UIBSON have formed a partnership fur (he pur pose of conducting u general Insurance business in the Town of McColl. A lull lino or the BEST COMPANIES to select from, ?md prompt attention 21VCD to ul] busincN intrusted to us. August 4. 1904 Spocials at Moore's. Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 for 35 Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good. Fresh jelly-assorted-only 10. Armour'? Sausage in tomato sauce only 10 cents. Heinze's White Wine Vinegar lor pickling. * - W&" 50 Serge Coats anti Vests in Longs, Stouts, and Regulars, of ??.u?i T? Or^slnncTc? ii?Ji-Govoriior Lo he rt H&ttitton fbi lour ye:?rs Di'tnocraiic gov ernot' ul Penury!vaui.. iii i ed ob tho lat ol pneumonia, llb j ill 1 . missed ?u (li?ctuning preu?di^iiir?) ?i1 lee tin c. Cool aud fresh. Mr, W. M. Rowe has purchased ti large Refrigerator in Iiis store, and now Cheese, Buller and perish able goods uro kept on icc, pure and fresh nil the limn. You get every Iii i ng fresh and sweet. (?JT Patronize und ns*? jour in flu. nee for McLemion Bros Whit* barber .Shop und tomi you will ll a Vt tile liest thouin the .Sta:c. TI CK I i HUS ol' every man's family ure the handsome patents ii: our spring and summer showing o: Suits, .prices $250 and up. Ci iv? us a call. STRAUSS & Co. ttjr~ Full in line and patronize de cent White barbera -no cigarette 01 anything offensive to tho most Jaatid ecus. FOR SAL.E. THE BAPTIST PARSONAGE LOT am DWELLING containing about (3) tw< acres of lund, ceu:rally loeutud in denirabh part of Town of Iileuboim. Apply to thu uudoruigund for purtiulsrs W. B. DRAKE, Muy iS, 1904. Wm. EVANS. - ..... ? ? . - Better secure your need* in Mat lintis while they ans going so low at Wad dill & Son, uooo better in town. Tin same pood are being sold in Bentittcvilli ut from 5 lo S els per yard his;lier> Wil nl?oW invoices in proof. See also tliei MoMpiito Canopies. Driven To Dtmpomtiou Living ut un out of the way pUoc ru mote from civil.zatioii, n family is often driven to desperation in cuuu of a salient reuniting in iiurnH, Cuts, Wound*, Ulcer* cto. Lay in u Hiipply of Dtiukltfu'w Arnim Suive It'.' thu Luvt 011 earth 25c at J. T Dou^luf, Drogist. Prepared tor thc Work. Mr. S J Pearson, the Jeweler, ha; now one of thu latest improvement for engraving ymir name or initial nu any anido of gold ur silver o jdute in thu moat up-to date manner The camples of work alrnudy don? bj bim ure ju>t line. Cull uud see him. Thc Kussel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening u ca nt* these du ruble wagons-ono mu two-horse, every one ni them guaran teed against nay defect in malena or woriniiusliip. Wood! Wood! lam prepared to lill orders foi wood-oil ber for stove or ch i m ney-at short notice. Leavi your orders at VV. M. Ito we* < store, they will recievo promp attention. J. J Munnerlyn. July 9, 1904. - BEKITSIflliE PHMMl?r>-' Ds Mow Open . i eac?y to fill your orders in the Drug line EDIES FUME:* s as? i Did t V . . Un 5' ? ( ; I ; mn I"' I tl.'.'. ivor-j.; ... Mr, Duns ii tete c/ PATENT and F Ii O F Ii I ETA if Y J??JM ? well selected stock of TOILET ARTICLES, PER TATI0NEUY, &c _._ir<&~lr -?^? .-tyrr il PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is complete ont! io hamid of TWO CO M PIS PENT ami EXPERIENCED V DU ATE OF PHARMACY. Wo solicit your patronage, promise you faithful servico. \ SEK 1)3 and let us show you our appreciation ol your Pa? ; n in need ol anything in thc Drug Store, Ring Phone No. 43, nings or I will give you prompt attention. O- A- MATTHEWS, Mgr. i)4, BENNETT8N1LLE CUAKMACY. TORE, IVEAM /i.C. LINE DEPOT, I AND FANCY GROCERIES. IB hvst Barloen paid for Country Produce. Choir Line of Tobacco and Cigars. WIS 'IRV TO KEEP THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICES. - IA ! i, AND SEE US! July 22 ?0??4 NEWBERRY, FRESE BH%D, CAT- fe', PIESi vc., Dai Iv ali J, \. ?WBERRY'S BAKERY. .lune SO, l{|0 I REVIVO OP SCHEDULE. . vir Linc RAILWAY. d Air Lino Ry pchod II ti id on January ?rrtrrr} I is lat cl neraw.S. C., us follows: is i ' ii No Gd at 8.05 a. m. c No 50 at 9:21 p. m. nd " No 57 nt 8:05 n. m. No 27 at 10:40 p. m. u l?itsville and Cheraw R. a with NM . - ind .noon t> it tn Ie? itsvitlt? S I j? . : ..?l i j ... op;... '""j U I lid IS. *..';. RESTORES VITALITY.' Made a let Doy. Well Man l?thboy.^^^? of Me? THE GREAT 30th FRENCH RE Al EDY, Produces (hr above results in Ju DAYS. ItacU pov ct hilly and quickly. Cures when nil others fail. Young men and old mun v. ill recover their youthful vigor by using REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores from effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost Vitality, Impotency. Nightly Emissions. Lost Power of either sex. Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits one lor study, business c? 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 tho muscular and nervous system, bringing bock thc pink glow to pale checks and restoring thc lire ot youth. It nardi off Insanity and Con sumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav tii W VC?, i . tiii .!.'.. ?rt?ed io '/.st ; *> i i. Si ?03 pack.ign, ia plain ? 3 i?o . ? posit h -. writ? ur or refund Ute molle) ?a nr tr?i circular tyltlrcss -1 < \ > f royd?? Balutto v.. i.r.U ?. os ti en . irt ?te? to CVC) ps . ">'. fevaJ Atcdu in Rennel t.-ivillc by ' ,1 ll ?M TO Gllfij 1ST "DEXTER MATTRESS" .os. mi .he Megal, The Reo*> dresses ?ire (lie bosi nitulo, 'ALE BY McC Tfj ; T r Cul of Th?- WOODRUFF 11 A Y PRESS, a strong j ! nv, durable Pnw Hint will do the work Easy to 0 s'o.Press ma-le equal to flic WOODRUFF, unless a ; price. F . Bennettsville by Co S. McCALL. Ul MOR S;ES AN CS? M UtE S QM LY by SMITH NEWTON, Hewnettaville, S. C, McC OJ J, DRUG CO., McDoll, S, C. F Mt ? CClAlliun imnnuiMrq We are Agents for a number of the Leadin High Grade PIANOS, ORGANS AND 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 Toft Money, and all we ask is that you LET US KNOW _WHAT YOU WANT. n&-OUR SALESMEN sod anywhere on request. We sell either for cash or EASY PAYMENT PLAN, lin fli?nriMfi in MUM U muumuu uuij (BENNETT & COVINGTON, Proprietors ) CL1?0, FRESH BREAD m ROLLS THREE TIMES A WEEK. MR. R. F. srilJLtZ HAVING CLOSED HIS BAKERY HERE, I have arranged to keep a supply of FRESH BREAD, ROLLS AND CAKES of Ida splendid inako at my Slore for the accommodation of t.ie Trade. Shipments received fresh three times a week, aud orders can be filled rriaily as wanted by customers. I guarantee prompt aervioe. March 3, 1004- W. M. 1SOWJE. TO THE PUBLIC I beg to inform thc Public that, I represent some Ol the best FIRE INSURANCE Companies ill the world. Liberal as to Terms and Rates. Try me ! March 10, 190-1. JNO. S. MOORE. WE HANDLE BARGAINS m NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COME RIGHT ON TO . CLAUDE MOOitE'S IP STOTT V^^iffiT .** Dry Ooo te, Clothing Shoes, Notions A n ? JF sa n . y C r o ceri e ?. ?^v* Ffi^h Wat'..r Gr'~ ijt?d Boin KV i? apociuily. Wu (veten tu il Hue i) each 5;VpRri?i?i>t mid viii 'iii your Wanta itt each AT') U? LC WEST V'.UC'cK When you come to Towu call and see us. Phone orders in town deliveicd FKI<rE, S.V.'! satisfaction guaranteed, Call and sec ns-N?anPoll^las, Drug Store. BUY PAINTS FROM THE "Ul Than to any other house in the World for first class, high grade, best quality Paints. Sold either ready for use or in paste form, to bc thinned down. Buy from the only paint manufacturing house tn the country, felling direct from mills fo-\iser. 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 the 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 from a dealer. He would put on that extra profit, to "protect the dealer". We have no salesmen or agents to increase the 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, and blanks showing how to measure houses to show the quantity of paint required. Ask any first class bufliness house or any bank in New Orleans, or thc mercantile agencies if we are responsihle. m* R. Mcwilliams, Limited. Store and Offices, 3-4 ? Camp Street. Factories, U35,1137; 1139, 1141 South Front Street. New Orleans, - - - - Louisiana, ESTABLISHED 1893. The oldest paiut manufacturing house in con rianon.-, successful operation under one management, south of Louisville or St. Louis. OAK RIDGE CEMETERY. All porsons owning Int* in Oak Ridge Cemetery, north east of (bo town o? J>. n DI ttsvillo, will nie iso communicate- woli tlie undersigned, giving the number ni each lot owned by them Thc Company has boen unable to li:.?l tho name of tho owners of .some ol' tin) Io's and asks that all will co?imuutcaio with tito undersigned HO ns to avoid mistakes and bi; sure to get tho nantes ??I those whose lot* ?re unknown, This will proven! any unknown lol from being sold to other people BenDottsvillo, S, C. L. J. Ihoeden. June 10th, 100-1, .Seo, ?fe Treasurer, OAK RIDGE CEMETERY. Notice is hereby given that an asses ? ment ol' otic , doll, ir has been levied upo.:i cadi lot in.the rrhov< c? mcjory to delray the expenses bf k??pingijt.r&ml inc own is thereol will make ptvmOnt li rlhwith ta the undersigned. Th;. mShter cannot he delayed. Act at once 'and oblige, li ). Ihccdcn, Sec) and Treas. Bville, S. C., J mic 27, ap ?S?T" See our late things iu Ladies Neck Wear, at C P>. Crosland's