The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, January 06, 1905, Image 6

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6 JPP0B?U\ r. ;i90?T .m t County Church Directory. fBennettsv?llc Circuit Appoin msnts REV. A. T. DUNLAP, P. O. First Sunday-ll a. m., Pino Grove 3 p. m., Smyrna. SocondSunday, ll a.m. MoCoil. 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pino Grove, 3 p. tn, Smyrna. Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. McColl. 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. REV. W. B. BAKER P. O. i?irst Sunday, Hebron ll a. m; Ebenezer 3>30 p. m. Second Sunday, Parnassus lia. m. Ziou 3.30 p. m. Third Sunday, Hebron ll a. m. Ebonezer 3.30 p. m. Fourth Sunday Purnopsup ll a. m. Zion 3.30 p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. KEV. F. II. SIIUI/ER, P. C. Clio-Preaching e\ory Sunday morning nt ll o'clock. Epworth League Sun g day night ut 8 o'clock. Sunday bchoolfe nt 10 a. m. W. A Ilinshaw, SupJ.fcS Prnver meeting Monday night at 8. fi Beuhih^pTeacln^ aft ol? 4 o'clock. Sunday sSJlpoL-?t-3-?. M Mi Jackson,'.Supt, North Marlboro Circuit. BEV. J. N. WRIGHT, P. 0. Tirai; Sunday, Oak Grove, io a. m. Pica ui fijli ?-' li lu JIU- i?.w?o, / JU p. III. Fourth Sunday, Ebonezer II a. m. Shiloh, 4 p. m. Bennettsville Church Directory] ME?HODTST-T. E. MORRIS, P. 0 Sunday sohool 3 30 p- m. Preaching atj 11.00 a m. and 7.3U p. m. Prayer med ina Wednesday evening at 8.00 o'olockj Suparint;ndent Sunday school, Phil. A. Hodges. BAPTIST-Rov. Rufus Ford, Pastor. Sunday school at 10.00. Preaching Sun-? day nt 11.00 a. in., and 7.30 p. m. Prayerj meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'olock. Superintendent of Suuday sohool, H. Wi Carroll. PRESBYTERIAN-Bunyun McLeod Ph J) . Pastor. Serviced every Sabbath (summer) 11 a. m. and S p. m.; (winter) 11 ti. m. un 1 7.30 p. rn- Prayer meeting .Thursday 5 p. m. Seats free. Stranger? cordially invited. Sunday school everj Sunday IO a. m. Superintendent, J. T Dudley. All parents and children mad? welcome at the school. EPISCOPAL-Kev. O. W. Boyd, Rector, Preaohiog ovary Becond r.nd fourth Sunday at II a. m., and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school at 9.30 a. m. Dr. J. A. Faieon, superintendent. County Masonic Directory. MARLBORO CHAPTER NO. 30 R. A. M., meets at Bennettsville on the secondj Friday of caoh month. J. F. Kinney, H. P. H, E. Stockton, Secretary. EUREKA LonGE No. 43, A. F. M.. moots nt McColl, each Saturday after Doou, before tho full moon,at 4 o'olock. AURORA LODOE NO. 33, A. F. M.,1 meets at Clio, Saturday on or after each full moon at 3 o'olock, p. m. D. li. Everett, W. M. \ J. E. McLeod, Secretary. \Our Town Gorvernment. YOR-P. A. Hodges WRMEN-W P. Breeden. Jr. C. S M A. G. Sinclair, W. Wi Pate. I?ERIC & TREASURER-Milton Mc lrin. Office open daily. POEicF .David. H. C. Miller. [AOISfAlES-C. D. E:iS ,. m ~ fand, Benno Wille. ' '""'?Dg, T, L L. MoLaurin, McColl hn A. Calhoun. Clio, J. Atkinson, Blenheim, >, D. Stubbs, Brightsvillc, \ Vi W. Irby, Smithville. h JU, tl > 'in NOVELTY nufaeturing Works', Business recently known as thc IO NOVELTY MANUFCTU CO , will hereafter bc known ai LIO NOVELTY M A NU F AC ?G WOjfcKS, with P. H. IVEY "*'d> director, improved wood working i being placed for doing all hy work for builders uso at is agent at Bennetts )ur orders. PERSONAL Mr. R. F. Spears o? H ebro nj made us a pleasant call -Friday I Mr. R. C. G?xe of Red Hill was np on Monday and smiled on us Mr. Clarence King of Lydi; spent Sunday and Monday hi our town Mr. T. Manning of Vanees, S. ?G.. has our thanks for valued favors Mr. B F. Thompson of Mc-^ Coll was down Monday and call-0 d with favors Mr. J. Fletcher Harris of Che raw was here Monday and called to give us a smile Mr. A. W. McIntyre of Red|l Bluff was a caller Monday withgf i smile for 1905 Mr. R. D. Rainwaters of Smith rH< ?ville was down Saturday aud cail ?ad. No special news* Mr. T. M. Webster left Wed ?nssday for Darlington on his wayL Ito Florida. gs Mr. J. C Croley of Adamsvilloa1 >vas down Tuesday and called tefl see us. No special news. Mr. Milton Strauss and sister Miss Hortense loft Wednesday tor Florida to spend some time Mr. Henry Turner who has been living near Laurinburg has returned to Bonnettsville Cotton Mill Misses Lurette and Julia Pow iars of Fayetteville spent last week with friends and relatives in town Mr. F. P. Stanton of the Bou lah section was up Tuesday andj| ailed. No special news in his^ ?section. The students of the various schools aud colleges who came1 Ihome to spend Hie holidays have [all returned to their studies Mr. D. D. McDuflie of the Eb enezer section mado us a pleas ant call Tuesday. He never buy'sjgi 'corn or bacon for his farm. Mr. Joe Gay of McCoii, carnet lown Monday to attend the bur t ial of Seuator McCall, whom he? brought to Bennetlsville in 18G5* jto take a clerk ship. ti Miss Lena Powers who isg teaching in Clarendon County |J spent last week and part of this^ week with her parents Mr. andy Mrs, S F, Powers j1 Miss Vora Gross of Spartan tj ?burg came over to attend theil1 ?rnardune *of- her school.- frienda' ?MfssLoisFord Wednesday morna 'ing to Rev. N. S, Joues of Ral-gs eigh. h ii, i i in in? i m i agnail E, CUPID'S WORK. H Mm'r.ibd Simd ?y Dt-c?n Iii - dh? : ';K.-l. \v .'.). ? Stiibbi, ... . Lirihiitfcvi'..-?. Mr Lr,urehc\> p. p-iul . ?K? if^i?*- Ai nid . '-.i. ii : .1 nJ 1 . r?-. . i j-Married oi Weduesday morning, lauuury 4lb 1905, in this town, Ht .he RaittiBt parsonage, by Rev Kufun Ford, Rev. - Jouta and Miss L-is] .Ford, daughter of the <. Medaling mi ti; Sister. DEATHS' DOINGS. Died nt the home of her son' M Claude T. Moore, in this tow?l ?n Parsonago street on Sunday afternoon^ Jan arv 1, 190?, after a protracted^ illness Mrs Martha Moore, relict ol tba late Tally C. Moore, who moved to Alabama some three years ago and'who bad only returned to oui town.about 10 days ago. Sho wm-J! sick when she returned, but it wal thought the chango would be a bene fit. She leavi s a large family of son and duughters and a host of relatives aud friouds- Tho remains were laid o rest at Oak Ridge Cemetery Oi Wednesday morning at ll o'clock. * Mrs. Jesse Gaiter, died on Sunda) athel home near town aftor an illili s':.: |of 12 months CHRISTMAS AT HARMONY. ft This school entertained their par ents and frieuds on Friday afternoon before Chritlmae. 'J ho Academy wbs? tastefully decorated with evergreen?, flowers and pictures. Tho room was darkened and lamps lighted, present ing a picture ploding lo the eye Tnt program was neatly arranged and nice y carried out. ''The uglied of sjvon" waa hard to beat "My old Keu-fj tucky Homo" was beautifully render I ed by a select clmir. Other,pieces were worthy of special mention but wt |liavo forgotten titles Thc exerciac. ulosed by an v.-teresting and instruct ?j Ive laid ress by Cid. T. C Hamer olgl Bennettsville. Col. llainor is a pro found thinker and a good speaker. Iii-; oration was a combination pf wil humor and good suund, common SL-UHO It was not lengthy enough to be lire some, but sufficient tn impresa up.n the l ents and minds ol' thos.i little ones solemn t iiths which will prove beneficial to them nfur they hav reached years ot maturity. Miss Sue Covington has wm foi herself a warm place in the hearts ol th?? \ oo.ile shu is serving so fiilh fully Nest sering wo will i bink of her audH her nu rry band bright sweet fac-?dsi ?chi dien, while we hold tho guidin?.|] is inc LOI black Usu I im os he patiently jj rodge? hi? way bet ween the cotton i?OW8. we will bs ready to Bing with (j,ePoil: Park ward turn back waru ehllu jne ,n ymir Hight Miikc me a nam al *ain jufjj l"v 10 n'??t But it i? be u child*0 suppns? .ve would ratherg j Ch istmnin ??e daytime, 'pleasantly a pa.-sed oft quietly and !tbe peaceful??-?tliinf5 to disturbg 3 bbath. Dec 29. 190-Krwo Farmer's Boys. ! to UM"\JMP^* HAIR FAL1 OL\T1 ? a bottle MF^ DarDer shoP an" buy Herpicide. A. Dj ^,/ust received a i>ew lot of knlLwr Butter and Cranberry ^at W. M. Rowe's Mwmm i I'I [TOW. AXD COV&Tr MEWS. - Tho .first, day of Vue ?ow 'year was a lovely spang like "day - We return thanks to David [Williams for favors . ^-Don't forgot the Township meetings to-morrow morning a 10 o'clock The Democrat returns thanks^ to Hon! R.B. Scarborough for" garden seed - Would you like to purchase x nice well broke ox, in fine or der-one that pulls a plow to perfection? Apply at this officp - In spite of the severe weath er there was a good crowd in :own Tuesday. The Clerk soldi some land at good prices. | - You will not dread the sound Df the fire bell if you havo an in surance policy on furniture, ?oods, store or residence with J. 3. Moore. - Every voter in Marlbox*o should attend the Mass meeting], lext Monday, to elect a successor* :o Senator McCall. Tell your^ friends about it. | -For a nice line of shoes go to? 3 B. Habbards . - We make . a specialty of ?j lried and green fruits at y-' W. M. Rowe Go to McLendon Bros and get' ,he best hair tonic. - Mr. Charley Quick of the Bethel section has some fine cab Dage plants for sale. - You. will find the best butter ind cheese in town at ?t*^ w. Rgy>. Herpicide kills the dandruff jerms, get it at McLendon's Bar o er Shoo. If you want afine Hair Dresser! ?o to McLendon Bros barber shop. -?- Waddill can saye you moneyg now ou Furniture. Read his ad _Cboice Mince Meat just in < ROWE'S GROCERY. Keep dandruff out of your lead by using Herpicide. for sale? it McLendon's Barber Shop. - Shredded Wheat Biscuits at W. M. Rowe's. CST" Fresh sausage, eggs, ham, ish at C. B. Hubbard's - Weathorly's Big Depart nent Store want's your attention^ his week. - Notions of all kinds cheapg it C. B. Hubbards - Guns and shells at C. B. Hubbard's o -'if ^nnfirjn *r* "?"-Vori fr rv ii-:?. ieciuii hi ol the P?aii t.:!.-. National Bunk in th i ft ssue. -- M.-. W. Waddell h?i ?OU KoVirabk' pfiyp?uay foi sS.le looking at Waddill's stock. See his new advertisement he means business We can keep what hair you| have got with Herpicide. McLendon Bros - Just received a Barrel of[ "new ketch" Mackerel. Theyf are niue and cheap. W. M. Rowe. Bheumatism. This ls often a disease of the blood'j though not always, It attacks usually the josnts and tissue and causes a de posit ot uric acid. In ita acute stage it is one of much pain and suffer ing, some? j times effecting a large part or even all thc body. When near the heart it is j dangerous to life. We are thankful to, siy there is a propper treatment-Dr.? King's Sarsaparilla-internally, to era-?' dicate the poison from the blood. Dr.f King's Nerve and Hone Liniment-ex ternally, to give life to the stiffened, painlul j lnts and tissue. Sold by all Druggist. Appreciated Kindness. Mr. J. F. Lewis desires to re-! turu most hearty thanks to the] friends who rendered him valuedi aid the day his horse was hurt at[ the blacksmith shop-many of| whom he does not know. Will Stay. For pain in back or Chest, King's^ Anti-Pain Plaster touches the spot. "Tis especially good to protect the lungs with one ol these on front and back. They ire 25 cents and their curative and ppo teciive power is very great. Sold by all Druggist. A Beautiful Complexion comos oil Using l ly donia Lotion. Softens and whitens! the skin; cures sunburn, chapped orf roughened skin. The genuine has Bur well & Dunn Co.'s name and Label.J Price, 25 cents. At all D uggist. w E ARE IN IT TO SELL Heavy and Fancy Groceries and a full line of Canned Goods, Pickles, Sauces and Dainties, Candies, Cakes and Fruits. Tobacco and Cigars -ALSO A. nice line of Gloves, Hosiery, Heavy Underwear for mon and women, and many Novelties Needfuls in the notion line -ALSO A full line of Crockery, good enough for any home. In Tin ware we have anything from i a cup to a milk bucket Also, a nice line of Pants andi Storm Coats that we offer at living prices. Wu invite special attention to our stock of Guns and Ammu-j nition of Stevens make. ?We have too a few nice covered baskets, to go as bargains. Call and seo us E. BOWERS, Marion St. P>or?n<>tloyille, 8. O, it KL WI? IwTtfOTKS. Junuary has Ovo Suudays. Rev. O. W. Boyd will conduct aer Ivices at St. Paul's Episcopal cjt?r?h Suu-.iay nest. IBe. Ru fsa Fi?rd of the Bennetts ville Baptist Church will exchang pulpits uest Sunday with Rev Loni1 ? J. Bristow of Marion Baptist church ~Mr. Bristow has many relatives am friends in our town who will b pleased to have him come over un> visit them. Tho hour for evening services at the] ?churches id now 7 30 o'clook. Prayer mooting at the Baptist churolj ?avery Thursday evening at 7 30. Prayer moating at tho Methodist churcl | ?overy Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. Prayer meeting; at Presbyterian churot] Thundny evening at 7 30. The hour for Sunday School at tb> (Methodist oharoh bas boon changed t< j f.00 o'clock in tho afternoon. Tho Epworth League Prayer meotlnt | m held ovory Wednesday oveniDg in thi Snntiay Behool room of the Methodlm] 'church at 8 o'clock. The publie invited. :Another Oarless Aooident. .j On Thursday afternoon la?t' John fluentesa, son of James Hueatess, who liven on the Eli Covington plantation in Hebron, waa accidontly shot and killed b Earnest Quick while cari? let-sly playing with a Breechloadinf shot gun. The whole load lodged ii his throat For ?arly Gardens* ,ElBewbero in this issue you have tl?j announcements of three Truck Farm, ors all prepared to supply choice vari? ties of Cabbage plants, etc., at lowj prices. If tyo 1 want to get ahead ol| the 8ea8<>n Bend iu your orders at once] laud secure choice plants. j Mas onie Election. The following have been elected] .ind installed officers of Aurora Lodge] No. 33 A. F. M. to aerve tho eueuingj IM atonic year. J. T. Stanton. W. M. 171 T? rt. . o -i.r X" X" rx ii in? il I O. \r . Brooks Hamer, J W. j Levi Ivey, Treasurer. T A. Covington. Secretary j D H. Everette. S. D. J. O. Slavens. J D. E M Parker, J. I): H neatens, Ste-vnrds. J. C. Animons Tyler. Thia Lodge meet? on Saturday ot ? .r afier each full moot! at 3 p M. Lowney's Candy, beat made At W. M? ROWE'S. I -For an Xmas Present to' ivour wife and children buy a Life! iPoliey from the "Penn Mutua!,"j ?j What could be more appreciated?; . i is your duty j - QH< tst.Aivb ?. Tv SOK .: t ."'J iio inuu! ,i.nco Mt?fiiiS'j j ..-..v.:,::;' 2expectect. 'i'nts waa demonstra |ted a few nights ago. Are you] fable to boar the loss? We ropre jjsent good companies and. will ap prec?ate your business. CROSLAND & TYSON. "The Insurance Men." - A nice line of canned igoods at C. B Hubbard's Cheap Reading. The Democrat and thc Semi weekly Atlanta Journal one year or $1.50. The Democrat and McCall's Magazine-an excellent Lady's Book for 81.50 I The Sunny South and the Demo crat for only $1.50 The Atlanta Constitution and Democrat one year for $1,75. Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a line lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, well rooted, that she desires to sell Cuttings 25o per dozen. ?Specials at Waddill's Karpen Sterling Large Arni Rocker? j it $30. Couches nt $40; At other store? |ihese goods are priced ut 40 and $?0. Don't forget our special sale in An Squares. Rugs. Forders und Kelt Mattresses. G. W. WA DDI ix. [Horses Do Get JSlck. When a horses ahdmules': arc poor git is not always and ludication that they do nol get enough to eat. Many ani mais, just like human beings, have in digestion or the system is all run down ind a tonic is needed, lt is not the a* Amount ol lood eaten that makes muscle Sand fat. More depends upon the prop ger digestion or assimilation ot the lood Ethan is commonly supposed. Nothing gtias yet been discovered that will build up a horse or mule better than Ash cratt's Condition Powders, the only remedy in its class sold under a guar antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, lien nellyville, tor it-the kiud put up in dos es. And McColl Drug Co., McColl Jj. C. ?FOR SALE ?Cabbage Plants. We have been in the truck hu si nett since 1871 and aro nguiu prepared t( fill any and nil orders for E:irly and SLate varieties of Cabbage Plants. ?They are best known to experienced gTruckera, aro grown in open air neni jgsalt water and will atand severe Ooh ?without injury. Trice $1.50 per 10G0 F. O B. here Wo make special pi ices on larger lot1 jjand solicit correspondence. All plants packed in light basket! and shipped C. O. D. when m mey doet not accompany order?. We gu?rante< ^satisfaction. Address all orders to . D H. TOWELS & SON, Meg ette, S C. / OR ! TOWLErJ & ARNETT, Oreen Pond, S. C. J Cabbage Plants, All Varieties. Price-s ; moo ? $1.60, 6000 @ $1.25 per 1000, 10000 ? *i per li.?Q. Shipped C. O, D. if desired. Plants iwrive :\t your Express Office in good condit on. Write for Merchants' Prices. Cabbage, li'iane, Sweet Potatoes. And murnip3 iu Season. t.>: :i.?rj-"<.?:. aliment of Toraatoe Planta, ? . Island Cotton Seed ?.cot '>'4ato Draws should be bookeu in advance. JSS. Ray OsratV, Enterprise, ?. O. 88SS?2S?S*BO nnettsville Pharmacy. Kr \\(\; ?on itnnily adding to oar Block of D^U6}3 AND JpOHlEiF YV /?i.'^I?IrE^, and can fcupi-Iy you with every n. ceaaary nrtlolo rf v /ation o? UeaUb from our NEW nod UP TO DATO DRUG >5;i'?M<l' We jttve our epcoiul atteution to tho ueedu of oar GaPtomera und gnarsnt- j catiBfaotioD to all. Every article we sell IS THE BEST HONKY CW'BUY. W<? -U.wlng SOME NICE ? ICTIOLES SUITABLE FOR BIRT H g? DAY I i. .:- NTS, and ask you ta call and BOO our NEW AND ATTRAC 11 VB GOODS. ' VU 0IUFTIOK DEI'.AKTMBKT id complete and ia a ''npeoinl foaiu.o Ut .?? ttl? ... o of a Bkilled nod experienced druggist, atc ALWAYS WELCOME HERE . ?. Ri MATTHEWS, Mgr. Jgtf A wit fm WILEYS* CANDY. s \ - "? ~?tt?ffr&? o_sgaa vai I lo reduce my stock in the following goods :*p Rvgs. Art Squares, Easels, Screens, . ouches, Pictures, Toilet Sets, wm\ 'ortiere Curtains, on Bedsteads, Pelt Mattresses, "? 'Uer from $4 25 to ?10.50, which ? guaran ISSI let 'o be as good if not superior to Auslemore f?f&? general stock IO per cent above Cost, O W. WaciclilL |||1M?? i ? i?i?^l^Ma i [ Hli METHODS.* Pf HIS - - !" v I ti l ANT ia the most modern in this state, and $T s i using the most up to date methods in the ?.?> *? . ! vf .<r/.<ilr in.nl- no TUnf'o rv ti o p..nonn wlur rou S ? )? work sent us. That's one reason why we i atrons linen. Send us your n^jxt Bundle: ho OTP ni i nun J Powers, Agt, 1 iennettsville, S. C. LlURB?S, Si C. CR A M v SCHEDULE. gO?nnettsv?le & Cheraw Railroad! tr K A nOAnn Tile SeKhoard lui Ti uina let ?c Cfc tforthbi 1 ir Line RAILWAY. Air Lino By hobed d on January lOtb raw, 8. C., na foBow? NEW SCHEDULE. jSpitthb ll Die Bennetts R . U ; 1 Lng Bt n ra , 6onn ?ci will Tho nl't.- mon; iel!:V1;'R- t .' j Hvi til!! li ii SO M? - Commencing Monday Sept. 12, 1904. No Gb at o;Uo a. oi.gLn(j nut?| furthor notice, trains botweoi. No 60 at 9:24 p. m.gjoheruw and Bennctts?villo will be operated >n i he following rchcdule, daily except Sunday : Nn 57 nt 8:05 a. ni No 27 at 10:40 p. ni ville and Cheraw R ltttsviile ut 7.05 a No G6 and No 57. I ti nin leaving Ben . ni. gives Bennetts BLv Way opportunity to tekesBv Madelin I No 27. WEST BOUND FROM BENNETTSVILLE IJV 'Iennettsville |ai WV. STILIJ TH lucid, . . men A good uv>ui i -th of ?life l'RE?? G J.J. fon A'liicycle ff t?lor DliFtCk o \vy* Protei ?o? it hoici " Ir IJV Everett's Lv Irby liv Fro I* Airive Kollock Arrivti Cheraw TRAIN No. 1. 7 0."> a m 7 15 am 7 20 a m 7 30 a ni 7 35 a ni 7 40 a m 7 -15 a ni TRAIN No. 3. 5 00 p u I 5 15 p n ft 20 p a>| 5 35 p uI 5 40 p u ft 45 p n i ft 55 p n I fi IO p ti EAST BOUND FROM CHERAW. THAIN No. 2. 8 10 u m S 20 a ui S 30 a in 8 40 a m S 50 u tu ?J 00 a iu 0 I 5 a 111 THAIN No. 4 O 25 pu 9 35 p n 9 40 p n 9 45 p ii 9 50 p n 9 55 [i id IO OD p u 10 15 p ii PEED [i] UUNG11Y! and you want u good '?or wo can mirve yoa.&; for 250. R.isthnrahtgLv Cheraw 'larkot. pf-iV Kollouk 3T15RS in cv.-ry ?y?*S&% \\ BRAYBOY li': fe1 Bliv A, anettuc -- Lbv M..y Lili I | Vr. BininollMvilU' a lady or C on ts - Connection. Blue with 28 uv] . n , , , ,. c4 AT BKNNKTTSUIM?B-Hie Foii'h b-jund ber tires. gt . . > pJuiorning triuns on A. O. L. coniiCctH will fe. J. Pearson. pirain No I, Train No 2 connecta with A t.C h local freight iiortli nod south hnut d your Homo andj ATKQT,I,OCK-Train Nos 1 and aeon ds against D'lreby?nccfc with noith and auuth bound 8 ocostis small, thegtraiua. groat. Wo look3 .rests. ft JAND & TYSON Iusuranco Mon. A L AT CIIKRAW -Train N i 3 eonn?at wltl? MUIh and Bouih bou-id SAL train? mid trnin No 4 connecta with ni rth bound ? A. L trainn L io Lt ?let- r lw< il A icre -lipt wo mllcB from LATTA ;hool District 115 acres 1 well timbered. Good 1 1 0C8Bnry outbuildings, ie, barn and B'ablca, 1 \ of Latta. ?li I. EDWARDS, Latta, S C. Oor . Flowers? Ii . want eomc prett) Spot* ot in which to placc rthct cali jut tl.a Hardware store 'lind V T. Medlin, Tn.fllc Mgr. J. F Evorott, Supeiiotoudout. Prepared for tito lYork. Mr. S. J. Pearson, tho Jeweler, hat now one of tho latest improvement tor engraving your name or initial* on any article of gold ur silver 01 plate in the nio&t Up?to dato maiitier I'he samples of work already done bv .Min arc just fine. Call nnd see him. ? full liuo of H J. Hoinzs Co. |Pickle8 Preserves, Ketch ups, Sau < ?os, Jollies ?Vc. at W. M. Rowe's. THE PLiTtIHI? Of Ben/?etisvii?T? Resources an?iCapital - Stockholders Liability *" Protection to Depositors Our service in every Depirtment is Modem and Sarnia [by agreement on ail time Deposits, Our customers int* Ifideniialty looked alter. New .Depositors will receive We solicit your account. STEPHEN SHELTON, Casliter. September I, 1904. A. J. MATHESON, m IS OVEB i We hope it has pleasant one for and we wish yon a Happy and prospe irons r?ew Year? STRAUSS & C0.9 Hennettsville9 a # WI HANDLE N?'USLT T& W?RSrf, BUT COMP] UKI MT ON TO ! IF you '^Tsr&.ixr'i* |-M Dry Groods, Olotliing, Shoes, iSlotions And Fancy Groceries.] WW Fresh Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty, j We Keep a full line in each Department and will (Ll your Wants iq AT THE LOWEST PRiCKS. iVTlien you como to Town call and see its. Pho-.e arder? ir. tow? deli\ FKbJEi itnd satisfaction gu?rautocd, Pall arid yee. at?-Near IJonglas'-Di-ng Btor WARNING NOTICE. LL persona are hereby warned not to$| treapasB iu any manu cr upon lands ba JRWB v? opt in poseesaiou of tho uodor. ugo od in.MnrlbiW nnnnty *.t*A?ci \yy walk inp, Haning, hunting, haulit g, cutting, oig dlowing atook to ran at largo. Katie H. McCo?li Joseph L. McColl, J. W. Jackson. December,-27, 1904. KILLED ACCIDENTALLY [ \Vhile handling a gun that was out of-,j .rdor is usually tho story. Now. ? ing .nier to prevent accidental killingj md to ho eure uud kill when you . ant to, I have employed on expert I i\ ?v?viun is liUvvt A MAN, lunsmnh from Charleston, S. O., wboH ri U?ANrvr HTTP tas my gun repairing department in?NE .barge, We are prepared to do any ;ind of fine gun repairing in factory rder. Give us a trial and you will >e convinced that we are prepared toj jive you satisfaction in price, work nansbip and promptness 8. J. PEARSON, The Jewler. it RE' PAIRING once iu a while, I nm tho llepairor and will give jour Watte a ?ure euro Trealmcnr, ll? YOU WILL ?ALL ON MU AT MY OFFICE next ?door north of tho Posloflico-tho whim* 'loni building. S. J. PEARSON, - We are headquarters fora 1Butter and Cheese. We keep! nothing but the very best, andj guarantee both to suit you or, refund your money. W. M. Rowe. ) SALE OF REAL ESTATE. I ofTer tor sale my tarm situated about .ne mile north ot Red Springs, N. 0-, ^containing 127? acres-about 75 acres teared. There is a very good 3 roonV i welling bouse on the premises. For urther particulars, please write to me it Lumberton. N. 0. Persons desiring o look over this land can do so by ma-> ring application to Mr. J, Purcell, Red Springs. I also otter for sale two build i hg lots in the Town ol Red Springs, ^containing hali acre each. A. W. MCLEAN. Oct 27, 1001. Lumberton, N. 0 ? I-CENTRAL-I BARBER SHQ? am now bettor ^priparr d than ever to ; - piMjae even thu most fustidcous in ToVdJKiAl, WoitK. I gnarnnleo Batu? faction in Shaves, FJalrcu'.? ShrfrnfccB and MasatigcB. I have n new Electro Lattery for rnafBngcs, and can ti eat ilo faces of Gentlemen and Ladite in il 0 most up t<> date manner. I solicit yonr patronacn J. A. GRACE. Marion street Benuetuvillo, P. 0 !J j.il^l.^3^.n.M^rTMv?...-T./--rir Town Tax Notice TUE Town Booka will bo opened for o 1 h etica of tnxea on Real Eitttte and IVraonul Property on October rat and clo O.o 31 li)0.| after whlob tho penalty wi I tro addod and oollcotcd. Tho lovy ia aa fol iowa: Current Ejipcnst* 15 eta on 8100 [i.t on R. R. lioe.d.i 21 ots on $100^ M klug Fond R. R. 5 ota on $i o lint Elcctrio Light Ronda 14 cte on $100 Si.?king fund E L Bondu 4 ota oa $tco J. H, RUSSELL HOUSE PAINTER ?nd Paper Hangsr. Hard Wood Finisher. Pest Lead ord Oil furnished. * KsMmatcs ch coi fully/ given. All wink gmrantced lo Lo flist-clasn. The Kussel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Holges is opening a ?ar f these durablo wagons -?.n? i i d two-horse, evey one ol them guai?m tecd npuinel any defect in mate uti r wnnnnnBUip. Total sgctoon^ioOj By order of tho Oounoil MILTON MOLAURIN, Clerk, Sept ai 1004 Head every page, Yes, read every line, For by this gauge It may pay for time. R, T. BARFIELD, ?UNDERTAKER and EMBALM!?I, Carri** iu Stork A full Imo of Coffli h and Madlin Oa&<b? ? all a 7.?a ai d 8t)lcs, fmm <H lp'$.',0'. I havo tho Q ief-t lino ot Cloth und Metal <; Crifikota carried bj any hoaso io S 0 Io tho lot ie an ex&ct dup.ieito of tho Gaekot in which Prct<idriil McKinley was laid to rfitH S&" Funerala acryed with Hl?A?tSJS stty whero hi lo? o nat jr. Also a full lino if ?d-inbu .i tv. % Phone 48 <)?HI> ?tiy auil KbjXt RKN\VETT?VlI.l.i:, S. C..