14 ???-. . -ivv -.
;RSONAL AND
LOCAL ITEMS
?NCE THEY COME AND
WHITHER THEY GO.
81 .< Paragraphs About People
and What They are Say
ing and Doing.
S Tarto of Mallory was in
uni j - is spending his
* tion nJKrfolk Va.
V MBultsby is in tho north
ng hp. fall stock of goods.
\Almio Sampson went to
I'Yitay to visit friends.
J K O wrns has returned from a
^"isit to relatives in York county.
lr. and Mrs. F (i Hollis are
riding seme timo in Henderson
'he coiiufy medical association
1 its regular meeting here last
?M.
Ir. anti Mrs. J T I)opglas arc
? H I i t g deverill ditys at Jackson
rings. 1
Carnes},
; been
re wi I [\
Adams of W ilmington
^ponding several days
el at i ves.
Mr. and<Mrs. W S Rowe loft
.ida.v tot spend some limo al
shevillo ayd NVaynos\ ?Ho.
'.Warren Moon- and J ,1 Mathc
iti left laso Thursday evening for
I wo weeks business (rip lo Texas.
Mrs. Fi'od Rogers and Mrs.
)aha (Crosland have rd urned from
visit to rotatives in North Caro
na,
Mrs. K I McCormick and Mrs.
1 T .Shepherd aral children ol'
aisyGa., tire visiting Mrs. M li
,l,n
Im
? m
IP
TS
Scarce!:
pair of ltr
i
So.50 and ?6.00 I
$5.50 ** 44
$5.on und $5.50
$4.00 and :,,.;o Cr
Jj The chi
bel@w thc
0
1' .,1
ig shoe off
Mrs. J M Howell encl children
I spent several days last week at
tho homo of Mr. Martin Dees in
Brownsville.
1 There will bo prayer mooting at
tho Presbyterian church Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Tho pastor
will conduct it.
A J Matheson has bought tho A
J Bristow lot, at the corner of
Fayottovillo avenue and Parsonage
street.
L Wicker was showing sonic
very lino tomatoes hero last Satur
day. He had th reo which weighed
three pounds and ten ounces.
Dr. and Mrs. Bunyan McLeod
returned yesterday from their
month's vacation spent at Auburn
dale, Mass., and ip Nova Scotia.
Miss Minnie, Lou McNair of
Winston, N.O., and Misses Lil
lian and Elizabeth McNair of
Maxton, N. C., are visiting Mrs.
J T Bason.
Last Thursday Prof. C C Cald
well of Virginia and Miss Kosn
Smith of Gibs?li spenV the day
with their friend Miss Bao Gibson
on Robeson stree! in town.
Mrs. ,1 P Gibson, her daughter
Kate and Master .I. P. Jr., went
out Saturday to Mr. B F Moore's
in Adnmsvillo, whore th?.y will
spend a week or ten days,
Miss Bessie Lason left last wand;
for Salters where she joined Mr.
and Mrs. J A Ferrell for a sum-'
mer '.rip lo Ilcndersonville, Ashe
ville and Mineral Hill Spring! .
Tenn.
Bey. Bunyan McLeod has re
turned an! will preach Sunday
morning and evening in the, Bap
tist church. Subject for evening
"Charnclcrists ofa sue? ess ful lifo.
The subject is specially l'nte;l for
tjie young.
?I 1) McLaurin has resigned ns a.
trustee of the "Willis school dis
trict, on account of ill health, un I!
the county board of education hus
appointed .1 J I .ano in his place.
(Mr. Lane was a member of tho
' * ' ! - -i.ed <" the
y a. man, woman or c
w quarter shoes io ce
lanan & Son patent colt rind kid. sah
' vic i and gun metal, fck
11 Tan Russia
ossett, patent leather and lan,
Idrcn, little aud mg
original factory c?sl
Sel this IO days
cr eves' made ia
Mrs iv o .L/uivieor t?i umnatin
visiting her cousin, Miss Daisy,
Frcoinan. \
Tho first work toward water-'
works is tho tearing down of tliej
old market houso, which was bo
gun Monday.
The account of tho campaign
meeting at McColl and other nowsjl
items aro crowded out of this issue]
by tho largo amount of advertising i
Tim county commissioners m?^'
every first and third Friday, bi
as tho campaign mooting will b\
hold hero next Friday, tho coip
missioners will not moet till Satu;
day.
Tomorrow will be the last day
to enroll names for tho priman
A registration certificate does n
entitle the holder to vote in tn"
primary. His nairn; must bo 0
the club roll live days before t
election. V
The Electric Show Company |
giving some line moving picturl
exhibitions in tho Crosland le?Ji
each night Ibis week and g(pd
crowds are attending each pcrfoY
munee, lt is a nice show and is i r
structivo and amusing. '/
1 T Welling, assistai t cashier M
tho Union Savings bank, has hojn
elected cashier ol' tho ('(ninty Sav
ings bank-, a new bank ?il Darli ft*
ton, and will leave Sept. 1. Tu?'
many friends Mr. Welling bis
made boro regret that ho is go/.ig
I o rel urn to Iiis old boa.e. I' is
successor at tho Union fray i {gi
banlc has not yet been selected./
TS I 'vans has sent to Ute Collin
bia State $1S2.50 which bo rai
among citizens ol' Marlboro ii
few hours foi the Bryan campa
lund.
Regulates tho bowels, promote:)
natural movements, curer, constipali'h
Do.'ut'fi Regul?is. Ask your ?'vi: hist
? >r liam. .?5 seuls a 1>'?\-.
Dcaih of Mrs. Drake
Mrs. .liney Drake died al I he
bona? of her son in law. doh/ 1
Bogers, at Argyle, about midnight
Monday night. Mrs. Drake liad
i ,1.*..,.
OF LOW
hild ia and around
v.rry them through t
AN COST
; price
M.I.)
1,00
1.50
u:2.9??!? ;h25|
SPECIAL
Any pair of
low shoes, at
the factoi
MHBBBBffiSSStt*JMMHB
can have themselves
cut price sS\oe s
Beimettsville.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings
That No Bennettsvlllc
Citizen Can Afford
to Ignore
Danger signal No. 1 comes from the
kidney secretions. They will warn you
when the kidneys are sick. Well kid
neys excrete a clear, timber Hind. Sick
kidney s send out a Hun, pale and foamy,
or a thick, red, ill-smelling ujrine, full
of sediment and irregular of passage.
Danger signal No. 2 comes from thc
back. Hack pains, dull and heavy, or
sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys
and warn you of the approach of dropsy,
diabetes and Bright's disease. Dean's
Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and cure
them permanently. Here's Bennetts
ville proff:
li Powers, Merkinson St., Bennetts
ville, S, C., says: "My wife had trouble
from her kidneys for a considerable
length of time. Sh?' was restless at
night on account of pains in her hack
and through the region of UH- kidneys,
she was abo bothered by the frequent
action of thc kidney secretions. Since
Usittg l>oan's Kidney Pills which I p'r<
cured at J T Douglas' dru;; store, she.
has been in much Letter health The]
pains have disappeared from her back,
tlie Kidneys arc inore regular in action
and she does not have thal dull misera
ble feel lpg, I believe lioan's Kidney
Pills to bea remedy well worth trial !>y
anyone haying kidney cotupliiint"
J-'or sale by all dealer - Plica fil cents
l'o-.ter-Milburu ? .i, It?fhil?, >.Vw York,
sole agents for the Tuite 1 States
KemciuLci the name Do.?ti".s and
lake n? olla r
Meeting at Shiloh.
QhUo un interest::..;1 protracted
mectnig luis been in pfogi'o.ss ul
Shiloh church on the North Marl
boro circuit. There have been sev
\rnl conversions and additions to
ibo church, some ol* them promi
nent citizens,
When thc Stomach, Heart, or Kidney
ti vu vt ? iii
SHOES.
Bennettsville thai j
he hot weather. W
' FOR TE
IN TAN All $1.00 Ladies i
, .. All :'?.;)!.) Ludios |
lathes Inn .... r i.
wm| bo!ovv All A.O i Ladies i
.v cost. All 2.50 Ladies i
; All L'.L?:? Ladies ?
s fittck up Just ?LS ??
?ale slip. Tike
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Methodist Church Here to Give B.
H. Covington Jr $200 a Year.
Lost Sunday tho Methodist
church here passed a resolution to
give $'200 a year for three years to
aid B II Covington Jr to take a
course at Vanderbilt university.
Tho resolution had been previously
adopted and signed by the stewards
of tho church.
Young Covington, who recently
graduated at Clemson college, has
decided to enter thc ministry and
prepare himself for. the foreign
field. He did not appeal to thc
church for help, and the action of
the church was taken without tho
request of himself or bis father.
"Doan's OiuttUCllt cured tue of ecze
ma that had annoyed me a long time.
The cure was permanent." Hon. S \V
Matthews, Commissioner f.ahor Statis
tics, Augusta, Me,
Wide range o? choice in
Scientific, Literary, Graduate
and Professional Courses lead
ing io degrees o? .
Bachc?or of Arts, Bachelor of
Science, Licentiate of Instruc
tion, Bachelor of Laws, Mas
ter ci Arts, Civil Engineer and
Electrical Engineer.
WcH equipped Laboratories,
Library of of over 40,000 vol
umes.
Expenses moderate- many ,
ltlffiv?ia*i)att\a>?ijwi?u??. - -
will not have to hav
e have 'em at
N DAYS
nmnimnnniaanmn
XR. WOME
>atcnt kid, vici l<id
latent kid, vici kid
)atcnt kid, vici kid
ctlcnt kid, vici kid
intent kid, vici kid
md as cas\ he at pi
greatest money
Why Jamos Lee Got Well, ii
Everybody in ?unesvmc, O., knowe
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She
writes: "My husband, Janies I^ce, firmly
believes he owes his life to tlie use of Drj
King's New Discovery. His lungs were
so severely affected that consumption
seemed inevitable, when a friend recom
mended New Discovery. We tried it,
and its use has restored him to perfect
health." wr. King's New Discovery is
the King of thront mid lung remedies.
Pot coughs and colds it has no equal.
The first dose gives relief. Try it! Sold
under guarantee at Douglas &llrecden's
drug store. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bot
I tie free.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE
Arrival and Departure of Passen?
ger Trains at Bennettsville
All trains are daily except Sunday
unless otherwise indicated.
A KUI VA r.s.
6.20 A. M. from McColl.
6.30 A. M. (daily) from Fayetteville.
7.45 A. M. from Drake and blenheim.
9.'15 A. M. from Kollock, Columbia,
Jacksonville, Portsmouth, Richmond,
and New York.
12.03 P. M. (daily) Sumter, Col
umbia, Orangeburg, Wilmington, Dillon,
Charleston and Jacksonville.
12.55 P. M. from McColl.
3.30 P. M. (daily) from Gibson.
.rou p. M. from Drake and Blenheim,
7.35 p. M. (daily) from Fayetteville,
Norfolk, Richmond and New Voil;.
9.36 P. M. fioin Sumter, Columbia,
Augusta, Wilmington, Dillon, Charles"
ton and Jacksonville.
9.45 P. M. from Kollock, l'or'smooth,
Richmond and New York,
nia'ARTCKKS.
6.10 A. M. for Sumter, Columbia
Florence, Wilmington, Dillon and
Charleston.
7.5o A. M. for Kollock Richmond and
New York. / .
8.30 A. M. for Fayetteville, RichnioiK..,
and New York.
12.05 P. M. for McColl.
12.10 P. M. (daily) for Gibson.
12.20 V. M. for Blenheim and Drake.
3.46 P. M. (daily) for Sumter, Colum
bia, Orangeburg, Wilmington, Dillon,
Charleston and ".'Mc
another 5^
$8.20
2.05
2. 40
1.95
1.70
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