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.S. A * Xl li OW If' - - - Ktlitor] Friday D?oomber 8, 19?5, Hui.HcrU>tion Pr?eet Ono your.$1.00 $9ix months. .BO Threo months. .25 SALESDAY IN DECEH1IK11. A I.AUGK CltOWD-PLENTY DOING. Tho first Monday in December, and the last snlesday in J90?, was a big day. A crowd almost as largo j as circus day assembled carly. The interest began with auction sales of horses and mules on tho square by J. F. David, and tho auction salo at C. S. McCall's store by Chas? F.. Covington, auctioneer. About ll o'clock tho Farmers' Association met in tho court house re-organized and thou listened to two (ino addresses, one by Prest E. D. Smith and thc other by F. H. AVcston, both full of good advice and counsel for tho future, which is full of knotty problems to bc han dled by tho farmers of the south if they wish to control thc sales of the products of the farm. Messrs E. C. Newton and James! vody had some lino exhibits of Tho following sales wore] dork of court Mr. J. jfild, 100 acres, in >n, sold for a ^lector I C. Woodley io section, was sold to darner for $4720. iii) A acres of tho "Rob" Adams old homestead in Adamsville, was I purchased by W. J. Adams for the] sum of $2150. Thc Hamilton lands in Hebron, 231 acres, was bought by Philip Ol Emanuel for $11,300. 120 acres of the John Calhoun land near Clio was purchased by D Ki Wright for $7,800. A largo number of our friends called to sec us and make us feel glad and return thanks. The Farm Ahead. The farm is not only the prop or placo to roar boys but it is also tho placo to develop mon. Tho followiug from tho Groeuvillo Nows aro fitly spoken words : "Tho two greatest institutions "< fenrnintfari roV: 1 V J;?rni, and ?I is ijufef oj' ?-H- . d.u. s tho liest, wt;i li, Tho gi'tiuutf.iiiia ot the fawn i-: homing the even.-: in (lii6i.it KS n?tuiy jif&c'v \\s the grodimt? ->f Mx college '? ? ? s: \\ .<.L,.?i.ittvOii ??to nut ti college mau, but ho was a good farmer. If education could bo brought to whore ovory young man could have equal training on tho farm and in tho collogo, thon woul^ we lia ve the ideal education. 8( ii ? n 1, Killed Near Shannon, N. C The body of young Gary Chnvis, n son of Mr. Laurence Chavis, now liv ing noar Shannon, who was shot Inst Friday while out bird hunting near is'homo, was brought down Saturday night on the train and takon to his old home in Smithville and laid to rest at Prospect nemotery on Sunday, Rev. Frank Quick conducting tho service. Wo have no definite particulars, only that Gary with two youug white' friends was out bird hunting. They were joined by a young colored mau. They soon found a covey, and tho two] young friends advanced, Gary next tho colored man in tho roar. As thc birds flushed Gary fired, as also did tho calorod man. Gary killed his bird and then snouted that ho had been shot, having received a load in the back, which no doubt was fired by the man in the rear, as the young men say thoro wero only two shots fired. Mr. Clmvis had No 7 shot and tho colored ' o kind found in ie shooting. It utional careless Thanksgiving Day 1905 was a clear but cold and windy ono. AV hilo there was not a general suspension of work, yot the streets had ji Sunday appoareuoc as most of f e stores wero closed and thoro was but little hanging around. Services were held at tho Presby terian church and tho orphans wero remembered. Brother Mil ton Mclaurin with special con tributions oarriod gifts to tho in mates at thc Poor Farm. Our peoplo live well, but there was a Scarcity of turkey dinners in this town sure. Owing to sorehead cholera anti high price-), ducks g?CSO and fat hens I nul to supply tho pince. Quito a number wont lo tho .smamps anti fields hunting, while others took tho day to make changes. A few found plcnsuro in filling up on "bugjuioe." Only ono accident reported. A tenant on Mr. Mathcsou'.s Egypt farm was thrown from a wagon in a runaway and had his hip broken and shudder dislocated. Going to Raeford. Mr. Ii, I). Ivoy, a clover farmer of Olio section, has sold his farm to Mr. Julius Smith of Hebron anti has bought a place at Raoford N. G., and will niovo up as soon as ho can sell his prosant property, He will haye an auction salo to day. Ho is a #ood Citizen and wo regret to loac him, SEMI CENTENNIAL The semi-centeuniai exercises ai ibo i Pi-fshvten-tD church Sum?a/ ,m? wail : attended and tho program carried out without a break in spite of inclement weather In the morning Dr. McLeod, tho pastor, reud au iuteresting history of tho church from its oignni/.Uiou in 18G5 to tho present, lull of data that will bo presorved aud cherished. lu tho afternoon, D. S. McAlistor, tho boloved pastor in 1877, delighted a largo cougregatiou with rcnmmcotn ees for many years, full of interest. Tho preveuted ahsonco of tho Revs Gillespie, Bailey, Hodgetts, Burwell and Jennings were deeply regretted, 1 but trio cheerful laces of Mis \V B. 1 Corbott, now of Camdon, the wife ol tho saintly minister'whoso body rcsl> 1 in Evergreen cemetery, and Mr J. B Kelly, now of Tarboro, a supt of the ?undsy Behool for two years, revived pleasant memories of tho days that are ?ouo, but not forgotten., At night Bov. J. II Thornwoll, sm of tho fi rat pastor, preached an allie . i-ermon on "Tho True We. fa re of the Church," full of interest and oncour agement to faithful workers, Rov. T. E Morris brought greetings from tho Methodist church The enlivening musi? was tho best heard for sometime. Tho 'centennial hymn' was tho crowning lent uro : 1 Our fathom' God to thoo wo raiao The authoui of our grateful praiao. Inepiro ?aoh thought, rojoioo oaoh boart-, 7'ho spirit of thy gruco impart. 2 Within thoso hallowed walls wo moot, Thy goodoona through tho paat repeat. Itioh mcroioH crown tho era dono, O Saviour ! bleaa tho opening ono. 3 Tho century foll "from out thy hand,'* Tho daya and hours ''Uko graiiiB of Hand." Tho ohuroh our fathers planted thou Wo oonnecrato to theo agaiu, 4 Tho pooplo thou hast led for yearn Of joy and Borrow, h.ipos and fsa*--. Lead on; bring all within thy fold ; I Lot tho now ago surpass tho old. ! Consolidated Loclgo, No. 15. K of P There will bo on election of tho ofheore of tho Knights of Pythias on Monday night Decombor i8, 1905. Tho mombora aro r? quoBtcd to bo prcfiont. G. D, EAST KUI.INO, s Deo, 5, 1905. K R. ft. Terrific Race Witli Doath, ** Death was last, approaching,"writes Ralph F, Fernandez, of Tampa, Fla., describing his fcarlul race with death, "as a result of liver trouble and heart disease, which had robbed me ol sl?cp and ol all interest in hie. 1 had tried many difleront doctors and several med ?chics, but gol no benefit, until I began to use Electric Bitters, So wonderful was their eflect, that in three days 1 felt like a new man, and today 1 am cured of all may troubles." Guaranteed at J, T. Douglas's drug store; price 50c l. ?1 Vi j.)! I.' 4 vt V Are It is a pleasure to take Dr. Dade's Lit tle Liver PlllF and enjov their tonic cL lect upon tlie liver. Sold hy Marlboro Drug Co. FOLEY^?OMEl^IAR .top? tb? oou^h ?md hoalsluntfs Ready for Your Orders. Tho Clio Novelty M'i'g Works will get up your Bill for Fluming, Ceiling, Germane Siding & Weatherboarding, as well os your House trimmings Door, Sash, Blinds, Grills and Man" ties, promptly and cheaply. See them' lor anything in the building line thc) will save you money. -<? -mm- ? Flowers I Flowers I Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a line lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, woll rooted, that she desires to sell Cuttings 2fio per dozen, Chonp Roncllng. The Democrat and McCall's Magazine-an excellent Lady's Book for $1.50 The Sunny South and the Demo crat for only $1.50 Thc Tri-Weekly Atlanta Consti tution and DEMOCRAT one year for only $1,75. This is the cheap est reading ever offered. WARNING NOTICE/ ?LL pomona aro forbidden to lot Stock run at largo on any lauds belonging to cither of tho undorslgnod or to troHpaRH in any manner. John \V, Quick, Nov. 1. 1905 Mr?3 M. Quick. Sale-Personal Property. HAVING sold my Farm in Red Bluf! 1 will sell ut public a dion on Thursday, Decombor l l, such of tho Personal Property as may not bo ?old boforo, combating of Farming Implements, Com, Fodder, Hay, Cotton Seed, Hoga, Bugglos, Wagons, Cane Mill and Separator, and many oilier articlea needed on a farm. Salo to commenco nt io o'clock ut my rosldenoo, II, 13, WILLIS. Novomhor 2'/, 1905. 2 Citation For Letters of Administration STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlboro-By Milton McLaurin, Judge of Probate. 11KKKAK, Oardosia Franklin hath mado suit (0 UK; lo grant unto him Letters ol' Administration of iho Kstate of and Kffcofa of Rober! M olino, dee'd ; These aro therefore lo cite and nd mon* iah all and singular tho kindred and Cred ?l?rs of ihe said Robert MoRao, ad> censed, (lint Ihey he and appear before QIC, in the Court of Probate IO be held at Bonnetlsvillo, S? C., on tho 13th of Dec* ember, after publication thereof, at ll o'clock in the forenoon, lo show causo, ?f any they have, why tho said Adminis tration should not bo granted. Given under my hand, thc 29th day of Novomhor Anno Domini 100ft. MILTON MOIJAURIN, Reo, li 1906, Judge of Probate DOTS BROWNSVILLE Qnppomngs Among the Fooplo In 'Shin Prosporous Township. Dear Editor.AH I have not aeon anything from iuis section in your valuable paper for some time and as the harvest is pass ed, "Stray Coon" will try his hand again. Small grain is looking line. Some of our farmers have be gun to prepare for another crop. A good many changes are be ing made in our section. We regret to lose an old friend and neighbor Mr. P. C. Monly, who sold his place to Mr. J, T. Brigman and bought w farm over in Robeson county and is moving this week. Mr. W. V. Hogers 1ms bought the t)ld Bruce place from A. J. Mathesom and is making some improvements on it. Mr. J. E. Rogers has bought out Mr. J. E. Napier of Oak Gr rove, Marion county, and his nephew Mr. Jule Rogers will manage the place next year. Mr. Napior will move to Geor gia. Mr. Gray McKay lias resign ed his position as book keeper for Mr. C. P. Hodges and has accepted a position with Uncle] Sam, ns assistant paetmaster at Marion, S. C. Mr\ J. W. Bryant of Hamer S. O., spent a few days in Brow nsville last week. Mrs J. H. (Jarrabo, Sr, lias re turned from an extended visit to her brother A. B. Bryant over in Robeson county. Messrs N. B, and R. D. Rog ers ol your town spent Thanks giving in our section. STRAY COON. Dec. 4, 1905. Homicide In Sniitkvillo. On Friday last about noon at thc homo of Mr. Levina in Smith ville, Mr. Walker Swott son ot thc late Rey. Nathan L. Swott, waa so budly beaten over tho head by Mr. Duncan Grant, that he died Saturday night. An inquest wa8 held on Sunday and tho re- j mains laid to rest on Monday at tho Adams cemetery. Mr. Grant came down Monday and surrendered to Sheriff Gr eon and was j laced in jail. Not until Solicitor Johnson investigates, will wo got tile full history o? the case. There let it rest ior tho air is full of statements unfavorable to both parties, who uro (rora good families iu Smithville. Mr. Swett leaves a wife and three children, and two sisters-ono of them Mrs. VV. L. Pearson ot our town. It ?8 a sad occurrence. x,... o. J/. Lo Kia killed_ day that weighed 415. The Grand Lodge A. F. M., meeta in Charleston next Tues day. Still In Tho Ring. EDITOR MARLBORO DEMOCRAT ; Dear Sir-I Bond horowith ft Hlatoment in rcforonfio to yield of tho oolloo tho seed of wliioh I hiivo boen Helling and pluming for Hovorid yoarfl : 1213 lbB. of Heed colton ginned nt tho gin of Drigtfers hrofl., nour Clio, mid woigh cd by them. Tho halo W?IH weighed again nt Clio by McHBrH II, K. Med o tyro and (J II Wooc?loy pnblio wcighora and weighed 640 Ibu. not, making nn overngo of 45 hw Lint to tho hundred poonda aaod cotton. Respectfully, P. S. STUBBS. ?K]>"' Samples of tho aood cnn bo seen ftt Tho Democrat Oillco. No CftSo Of Pneumonia on itooord. We do not know ot a single instance where a cough or cold resulted in pncu monia or consumption when Foley's Honey and Tar had been taken. ll cures coughs and colds perleclly, so do not take chances with some unknown preparation which may contain opiates, which cause constipation, a condition that retards recovery Irom a cold. Ask lor Foley's Honey und Tar and reluse any substitute offered. Bennettsville Pharmacy, FOR SALE* Ono Hundred (ind forty B?X Aerea Land part cleared and part well timbered. Four milos Bust of Clio. A bargain for some, body if nppliod for noon. Also, throo nico millen, ono Ilorso, Hug gy and Wagon. Fanning Implomonts, Coen and Fodder and live head of cattle. L. I). Ivey, Nov 23 1905, Clio, S. ?, You'll (Ind the Shoos that give tho best satisfaction aro tho ones that aro easiost. SHOES FOU COMFORT As woll as to wear well aro what wo iii to your l'e?t. Von (loll 1 haVO io be buying 'foot caso' and corn plas ters if you wear OUR SHOKS Seo our new stock and buy a pnir. J. O. TAYLOR & OO. Next il?oir lo Wv'ftthorly's NoNOiuber 33, 1905. / t TIM WOK'S ALMANAC FO? -9C I Thc Rev. Irl lt Hicks Aimai ., be published lor i?o6. but hi ? M Journal, WOKO AND WOKK II Changed Into a hrge anti co .uv M zinc and it will contain his < weather forecasts and other as * t ? II features complete. The Nove; . ber, now ready, cont tins the 1 : Irom .January to June 1906 I lie .1 1 uary number, ready Decembt . lb, contain the forecasts from July to U ember, 1906. The price ol this ipi Magazine isuinc dollar a yen. and you wilPte>ve it. Thc . and January numbers con Inn Rev. Irl R Kicks lorecasts fo- tl . year, and more complete tba . vi ne had by sending at once , et 1 Word and Works Publishing 1 i 2201 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo, Saved by Dyiiaiiii >, Sometimes, a Haming city ls dynamiting a space that the ' cross, Sometimes, a cough h . long, you leel as it nothlnpr bul dj 1- tj. mite would cure it. /.. T. Gray. I h houn. Ga , writes: "Mv wile I iggrivated cough, which kop nights Two physicians cou her; so she took Dr. King's covery lor Consumption. C Co'(ls,Which eased her COUR sleep, and finally cured her Strli l\ scientific cure lor bronchitic Crippe. At J. T. Douglas's price 50c and $100; guaran bottle Irec. ARE YOU a Constitu? 1B ohero a good ono at your Did ho over solicit your nul If your field is not fully write today for an a gen ev. H proposition ever mada to Ijivo ogVnf8 wa ted all ovo Subscriptions easy to take your pocket for t very ordo today. Tho Atlanta Con Atlanl PlrntiiiK Foloy's llonoy 11 Foley & Co., Chicago, orgi ey and Tar as a throat and lu and on account ol thc great popularity of Foley's Hone many inundations are offei genuine. These worthless i have similar sounding name of them. The genuine Fob and Tar is in a yellow pack; for it and refuse any substh thc best remedy for coughs a Benncttsvillc Pl G>. B, Hurhans Tostllloa aitor (J. B Durnans ol Carlisle Y., Writes: "About lour ye wrote you stating that 1 had I ly cured ol a severe kidney taking less than two bottles Kidney Cure It entirely s brick dust sediments, and pal ptoms ol" kidney disease d I am glad to say that I have a return ol any ot these synij ing thc four years that have ?. I am evidently cured to stay heartily recommend Foley Cure to any one suffering lr or b'addcr trouble." Ben netts ville l'l A Ch'eepinff Deat Blood poison creeps up tc ?heart, causing death. j. Hell Plaine, Minn., writes thf ftluKRieh Iiivor a Foo to Am" You can not accomplish ve ll your liver is inactive as you ' your eyes are heavy and slight you. Orino Laxative Fruit Syr lates the liver and bowels and r feel bright and active. Orino Fruit Syrup does not nauseate and is mild and very pleasant Orino is more, effective than ordinary cathartics. Rcltise si Benncttsville Ph; Von can apply Man/an insi where the pain is It is put tl lapsible tubes with nozzle attac introducing it. Man/an stop: stantly anti cures all kinds bleeding, itching and protrlld Sold by Marlboro Drug Comp; -. Cleared For Actio When the body is cleared f by Dr. King's New Lile pills, tell it by the bloom ol heall! cheeks; the brightness ol the firmness ol the flesh and mu; buoyancy ol the mind. Try J. T Douglas's drug store, 25 STATIC OF SOUTH CAB MAIILBOKO' COUNTY-B McLnurin, Judge of Prob WIIKURA8, Annie Ulta Swott Bult to mu to grunt unto of Administraci?n of thc Estate of Wnlkor N Stroll, deceased ; Thoso uro therefore to cito un ' nil uiul singular tho kindred ui of tho said Walker N. Swelt, dc they hu und appear heforo mo i of Probate to bo held nt Beni tho 19th day of December, 1905 lioation thereof, ut 11 o'clock noon, to show cailSO, if any tilt mv i i i ad ministration iihould not (liven under my bund, thin December, A. 1)., 1905. MILTON McLAl Dec 8, 1905. ,) nd go of NOTICE OF FINAL DISC L] A VI NO lliin (lay filed in I I Judge's Oflioo of Marlboro final return ii? Guardian of CHA ANNIIC MOLAURIN, Not too in h that I will ii>:;j'.y to said court iluy of January 1906 for Lettors UH such Guardian, j. o. MCLAURIN, G Doo. 4, 1905, Warning Not 1 hereby warn any und nd p< hiring or harboring my wife Ali throe children, Murilla aged K and Llzzlo aitod 12 yeaiH, who h for nd i'.!a.t C:V.!KC and ure now ! from my homo. I will proscm who vlolutcH Ibis notion after pt STAOY I Dunbar, December 4, 1905. Warning Not i ALL pomona uro horoby f trcppuHH in uny niunnor n my hindu in Marlboro county, un grazing atocle, 'jutting huulii g 1 1 with dog and gnu. I will onfo ngainut all who vioiato thin not Deo, 5, 1905. LBW IS C TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF MARLBORO. In thc Court ot Common Pleas. Tum m, W, O. Tatura, Wado II. tal oc ai<d Ob?tt?i* loftui&n, oo-patfc u trading tu tim namo and stylo of F. Tatum Sous & Company, Plaintiff*), against M. M. MoDouald, Defendant, Summons, For Belief, Complaint not Served. 0 Dofondant M. Af, McDonald, it arc hereby Summoned and rcquir anpwor tho complaint in this action, 1 \.s filed in tho ofiico of tho Clork of iourt of Common Pleas in and for Jounty ami Statu aforosidd, aud to a copy of your nnswof'Pq ,the Haid duint on tho subset ihor at his ol in BENNKTTSVIM.K. . S, C, within y days after tho BOr\ loo hereof, ox ro ol' tho day of suth sci vice ; nud ti fail to nnswor tho com phd nt wit b> o timo uforosaid, th.- plaintiff in notion will apply lo the Court for oliof duuuindcd in tho oom plaint. ted September 28tli. A, 1)., 1005. BAL.] J. A. DtiAKK, Clerk. 1?, W. BOUCHIER, Plaintiffs1 Attorney. ie Defendant M, M. McDonald : iU will please lake notice that the mons in this action, the above being >y. together with the Complaint has tiled in the ollicc of the Clerk of the t of Common Pleas lor Merlboro ity, and that Judgment will be de. lcd against you in accordance with irayer ol said complaint, this 24th ?f October 1905, T. W, DOUCHIKR, Plaintiffs1 Attorney. Benncttsville, S. C. WANTED? Tn? PUBLIC TO KNOW that I am now prepared to THRASH PISAS O? *boit uottoo nt fair prloes and Batlsfaotiun miar an iced or uo pay pay. 1 oau ton mi at Mrs A. Y. Monro's Plaoo, R V. D. No. 4. W. M. ?Tunns, Nov. io Bennottsvlllo, Bt 0, 03- Fiio IiiBuranoo lu beet Companies our Bpeolultv. Lifo Iiuuranoo pnrfcotcd. Its to your interest to soo what wo odor. Crosland A Tyson, Phono 212 "Tho Insurnnco Men." HURRY OP ORDERS. PERSONS wanting tho "BRBKDBN FCI.DINO STALK CUITJGH" on Truck VVheol8 will pleaso put in their1 orders nt once, as I shall nuiko only a j limited number. Otherwiso orders| may not bo filled when wanted. Shall carry Cutters for wagon wheels filso. W. M. DRESDEN, Benncttsvillo, S. C., lt F.D. 4. Oct 13, 1905. Wo oro now prepared to Insurol your country dW?llings aud other pro perty. Soe when your policy expires and get our ratts. CROSLAND & TYSON. Phone 212. ' The Insuranco Men.'' KAUM FOR SALE. XTY.FHJF. (65) AORKS, about 40 5 cleared. Oj miles trom Bennetts 3i miles Irom B & C. Railroad. two good dwellings, two barns', les and all necessary outbuildings e is well ditched, Improvement's, e, would cost $750. Will sell thc i during (he next 15 days lor $1000 re bargain. For lurther particulars un H. W. Carroll, Benncttsville. avember r, PJ05 gT" Heinz1 s Mineo Meat and te niee 5 pound Fruit Cakes at W. M. Rowe's. THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE'COUGH SYRUP BEEB LAXATIVE HONEWAR Valuable Real Estate - INCLUDING! - Timber Lands, Farm Lands. -AND - Tobacco Lands, FOR SALE BY H. Ci NEWTON, G. C. MORRISON, - DKAIJKR IN - trie al and Plumbing Supplies. Electric Lamps a Speoialty. Hayer (.'iff/ ISleetric Plant, . ono 114, Pcnnottnvillo, S. C. jf" Report all troub'o willi tho linea or t liglitH to tho abovo. FOR RENT. NM Three horse Karin about a mile i thc town ol' Red Springs, in good i of cultivation. Good uramo house other improvements no Th reo horse lunn ?bout one half (rom thc town of Lumhcrton, in a . stale of cultivation ie Four horse farm in iii?' lower end lobcson county, oh Shoe Heel Creek, it 8 miles below Maxton and about S a from Rowland. ill rent any of these f..rms for thc I906i and for a longer period to par who tuc recommended as real gaod i crt?. For further informa (ion Apply to A. W. MCLEAN, i)t 5, Lumberton, N. C. NLARGED PICTURES. t fail to nco or write mo boforo placing ir orders for your PORTRAIT Worn;. ti? nearly 4 years experience and rep 3i)ling ono of tho boat Chicago CO'H. , ni prepared lo suit you. High giado rk a Bpoolalty, Roepeotfully J. P, PISELE, McOoll, 8. 0. ?TIGE OF FINAl DISCHARGE. Estate of Ceo. W. Taylor. ^VINC. filed in the Probate Judge's office ot Marlboro County my final rn as administrator ol the personal te of George W, Taylor, deceased, cc is hereby given that I will apply lid Court tor a final discharge thirty from this date as administrator .-said. (',, W. WADDILL, :t 25, 1905. Adm'r. cak Ky??M ,11 aide Strong, laying US IJ Pit your Eyes up with a h a pair of Puro OryHtalino IJOIIBCH. uaraiitoo to mdt yin or refund your mo' oy-tliat'H our plan. >S aro tho Lowest oohslatent with tirHt-olaHB work. SAM J. PEARSON, JEWELER ANU OPXIOIAN, anontly located at \ R N N KT TSV I hp K, S. U, FIRE! FIRE! -Winter is Coming PTOTECT YOUR ROOFS From Fire and make them Wa ter Proof and Preserve Your Shingles also Tin, Iron, Paper Hoofs by applying w. JAY MCDONALD'S Patent Fire, and Waterproof Cement Root Paint. $181,000 dollars worth of property sa ved in Bennettsyille from ruin, by the nse of the above Pi?int. it l)()l?:s NOT (JOSTyou a FORTUNE to Paint your Hoof. See MCDONALD or W, P. Bil FF DION, Jr., ami kt them Kxaniino Your Kool or make prices. V'ull explanation given in a personal interview, or by letter. Special prices hy thc Barrel, We are now manufactu ring this paint in Bcnnettsville, S. C. Address all enquiries to McDonald Hoof Paint Co. Eennottsvillo, S, C. JtWy Don't forget that I have a nice largo Refrigerator in which to keep Butter, Cheese, Lard, Fruits and all perishable goods fresh and cool during the .'ni m mer months. W. M. Ho wo WARNING NOTICE. A\?li percions uro warned ngnhiHt trespass ing iii any manner upon any of my lund or lands under my control, either by walk ki?, riding, cutting, hauling, hunting, ?sh lng, grii/.'uitf B too tc, or otherwiiio, undor tho donaltios of tho Inw, Oot 18 1905 . S. P. WKIQIIT. FOR SALE I Parties in want of first class Lumber can get it from A. J. J ON KS, Oct 18. Blenheim, lt. F. D. 1. TO THE PUBLIC. I beg te inform nly patrons and publie generally that thc recent lire did not put \no out of business-only my Qun and Bicycle shop was burned. I had moved my Jo wei ry ami kindred lines some time before to thc hugo new Moro in Iront of Douglas' Drug Store where I am better prepared than over to serve the publie in Hcpair work and in improving your Fye sight. Conic and *cc mo. 8. J. PuARSON, Tho Jowlor. ttif" For tho present my Bicycle and Gun Shop will be located in thc Market building, where my man will bo glad lo seo you and lill orders. * * * A A ** ?k ?Mt A ?*?'?*? A A A A A ^ A A A A -f-*^ ^, - Homo seokers will find profit in reading Mr. H. 0 Now ton's otfor in another column, Practical Pharniacist and Deafer In furo ?rugs and patent ?Medicines. WE ?LSD CARRY I STANDARD MEDICINES, CHEMIC A LS, TOILET and Fancy Articles, TEIIEUHMEUY, SOAPS, UHUS HES, SPONGES, STATIONARVand SUPPIAES PAIN TH, OILS, BRUSHES of all klndi/ VARNISH and STAINS, PREPARED PAINTS* WINDOW GLASS, LAMPS, SHADES, Eto. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours and guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and at reasonable prices, A full line O?rden Seed & Onion Sets Thankful for paat patrouago youra for n prosperous now year. Jaaoury 1, 1905. J. T, DOUGLAS. AT THU OLD STAND WE HANDLE BARGAINS TOO, NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COME RIGHT ON TO CLAUDE MOORE'S IIP YOD -w^Tsrw Dry Groods, Clothing, Shoes, N otions And Fancy Groceries. t?TF^esh Wator Ground MEAL and HOMINY a sp in ty. Wo Koop a full liuo in each Department and will fill . u Wnnlt ia each AT THE LOWEST PRICES. When you como to Town call and soo us. Phono ord...: iu to wa do ? FRn;E, and satisfaction guaranteed, ?all and seo us-Near Douglas' Drug Store, BUTTT HARDWARE CO., MR HARDWARE Ol? BM ISCR1PTM. WE ARE NOW OPENING UP ONE OP THE LARGEST and NICEST LINES OF Buggies and Harness EVER OFFERED ON THIS MARKET Mk We BUY in CAR LOTS and are therefore in position to make You very Close Prices, SEE t/S BEFORE RVYING IT WILL PAY YOU. YUH will always find our Mr. Throop Crosland at Our Repository, on north side Of Public Square, who will gladly show you our lines and MAKE CLOSEST PRICE POSSIBLE. Very respectfully July 20, 1905. 1 ? U i ?gt p I ? H i m Our -THE DIRECT WAY I^rOSTH, BOUTEE' EAST. WIEJST. BE NN ETI1 S VILLE & CHER AW R. R. -AND AIR LINE RAILWAY. Loavo Bonnottsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrive Choraw 8.10 p. m. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at Choraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and Wost. 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