The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, January 25, 1901, Image 2
ORO DEMOCRAT
H.A. BROWN - . ? Kdttor.
i Friday, January ?^/i???l,
? ifefgigB^^ '.. I 1 .'I".'."'JMT
Svtiacrlptlon Prices
Oho year.'.$ 1.00
8ix months.50
Three months.25
John Marshall Day?
? Tho State Bar Association have
liked tlio celebration of John Mar
shall the lirai chief Justice of the
United Stilton, for February 4th.
The celebration will consist of nd
?I rbsscs, banquet, ?o. Sena tor Liv*
in^slon is on the committee from
^i'arlboro.
Tho Charleston Exposition.
We return thanks for hnndsomt
photos of two ol* the buildings now
under construction thc '-Adminis
tration Building" and the "Cotton
l'alace." Work is progressing nico
ly and everything will be ready for
the reception of exhibits hy fall.
Col C.S. McCall will re?oive and
look after all exhibits from this
section. Call on him or write him
for any information tieri red.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The resolution to adjourn Febru
ary*/, -'fa* Ulled ojtabo 10*.
The eloetions by the two .Vot?es on
Tuesday resultod in the oleoiioii f?i
Miss Barron ot' Clarendon as Statu
Librarian, the reelection of Judges
Gary anti D A To vnaand. '.V. II
To wu SH il il was elected Code Cominis
io nor and Gtitlltti was elected Supt
Po dieu iary.
Tho yaller dog; tinkering wi.h tho
County Governments, Appropriation
bills and a fear of wo king tho b?thies
in dh? colton mills will likely prolong
tho nessi ul tin*, tull timo.
While thc wo? di I bo friends of lin
po, r ''little tots'* are si? anxious about
their working in tho Cotton Mills, how
Would il do fo take a.min iiiten-st iu
those nb >vu 12 years whit roam thu
streets of our t ?wnw afti-r night. Sure
ly th y aro not willing to let these go
ti ruin, iu their eli o ru lo save the
b btes.
Tax-Paying Soason,
Not withstanding tim Governor
und Comptroller General both de
cided that there was no necessity for
the extention of laxes beyond tho
date fixed by law-December 31
the two? bouses have extended thc
time to March 1, and now the Coun
ty Treasurers arc to refund what
penalties havo been collected, thus
deranging thc whole business anti
giving the Treasurers a deal of
trouble to no good, lt strikes us if
the law WUK <di;ii>?*'"' BO ns to hepftn
to;|Ct )) I tiei t.; xas viten col'.on opVil?
.and lix (lt?; limit I o' No Vim timi 1|?'.?)
.a--:fb.'iiu.Mits i.!d ..!> mijido bcTacb
ti ic yon ts i uT. ft is ;? fuel that thc
nu Un bona I;.AC, are duo by tito
class wno' generally work for wuges,
who hire for 9 months and then go
floating. 'JV get these, taxes should
bc collected earlier. Waiting to tho
end of the year helps no one. The
merchant collects his dues from thc
crop? in October, why not the State?
The extension, except when crops
fail , is u public wrong that should
bo wiped out.
Marlboro F. M. I. Association.
EDITOR MARLHOKO DEMOCRAT.
Tho n nu nal meeting of the F.
M. I, A. of Marlboro county wa?
held in the Court House on the
23d instant. II K. Covington,
president, Cary T. Easterling,
Treasurer, and J. F. Bolton as
General Agent, were re-elected.
I. W. Williams, L. J. Breeden
Cijas Crosland, J. T. Covington,
H. E. Willis, B. E. Moore, J. F.
T?yerett and W. B. Drake con
stitute tho Board of Directors
for the year 1001.
The reports of tho otlicers op
erating the business of the As
sociation was gratifying, show
ing an increase. The most plea
sant feature was the fact that
the Association members got in
surance tit $3per $1000 for 1900,
a Httje less than one-third of one
p?ir^eiit. All losses have been
paid. . Apply for insurance to
J. F. BOLTON, Agt.
Jan. 23. Tatum, S. C.
A Profitable Iniluotry.
The Tri-State Farmer says,
"The best esteemed, of all Jllesh
food is duck, and yet there are
a hundred chickens sold to one
duck. , lt may be that most peo
ple havo not had an opportunity
of experiencing the superb deb
eolation of roast duck or con
sider Ute diet loo high toned
for ordinary mortals and calcu
lated to make them forget mut
ters that bind them to earth and
forego the ordinary duties anti
privileges of hu inanity." Bo
this as it may, there is a strong
probability of a change at least
tor Bennettsville. Air. J. F. Bol
ton has a Hock of line blood, and
hopes soon to supply our mar
ket with this toothsome fowl.
Ile will let us know when he is
ready. Thew is also room for
others too, and we may hear
moro from our friend M, C. F.
Mooro of the Bethel action,
Small-pox 1? reported in Dav>
liugtou,
Hon. George I). Tillman ia fa*'
lng very Uh. j
Fire hugs got in como rk*t
?T .iyuiw I u,' sdsy night. /
HEBROM CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
ANNUAL MKUORIAI. Sanvioaa HUI,? ON
SUNDAY, JAN u A HY tj, 1901.
Precious Dead Laid to Rest in WOO
[Ooutiuucd from lust Wook.]
HIRAM WYNN, son of William sud
Nancy Wynn, waa born io Fayetteville
N O., about tho year 1840. au I diod tu
Iii? homo iu Mutlboro county, 8. 0.? Mu>
20.h 1900.
Ho had boon a too mb er of tho M. E
Churoh. South, for ninny years, but hud
never experienced tho bouotitd of su vin*
<raoo uutil a tdi ?rt tiuio boforo bis death
Tb rou h divine mei or be reuliced thu
.i)d 0 Citri t's sulc Iud pardoned hi
dui, und : 0 could thou wi.h tho immer
ul WpHloy ?uy ;
"My Oud td rt- 00 II oiled,
Ilia pardoning voice Mt tur,
Ho owns tue for hld obi ld,
I can ou Iv egor fe er
With o ?ufid-iitce I now draw nigh,
And Father, Abba Father cry."
The Aluiivltty, in ??is infinite wisdom
.id upou him the hand Of affliction, i
the furm ol conumption,; aui gr.dually
ho was drawn dowu fi oin ntreugilt to
weakness, und ??uw and fett th ut ibo tide
of lifo was ebbing out, und us Ito looked
towurd ibo "Croat Beyond" hu by lui th
t'la-ped tho hand ol'a loving Sa?iutir und
could say "I will four no ovil, for thou art
with tue, thy rod and thy st uti they com
fort inc." And now as tho oud drew nour
he wu s reudy to oxuluim :
'.Whim death o'or nature aball prevail
And all thu poworu of languago fal',
Joy through my umita ming ayes ?hall break
And mean tho timuka I cannot ?peak.*'
And (hus he pcuccfully passed away,
leuvitig u sorrowing wife and children mid
grand children and other rein ives t >
mouin their loss. Ile waa buiicd in Co
ition Cometeiy Muy 2lat 1900. Uev John
M tuning conducting thu servioos
tar*-SARAH COVINGTON, w?fbof M>
Henty Coy fusion, s J?t?V,?uer of Mr
Kielutid und Mrs Mary Smith. wu? born
December |9th 1844 und di d June 27th
HMM). She w?u HI ur ried tn Mr. Covington
February 12 h 18?5. She WUK boru and
ruban) tu Adumsvillo uuur DUM Crov-t
Church. Uer purent s were members ol
that churoh. und following thu footstep
ni' parents, che whiloquitc young gave
her houri iu Coi un i joined thc stun?.
church, und lOinuiued a outi-?stout mem
ber until the cin e of her lito.
I bu lug tho low Ust yours ol' bur lift
shu nus pubjootud to sore tfflhujuQ* .' hor
>u?Vihii{S worn <>tton intense Ai differ
unt I hu 44 bur friends gave up all hope ol
her recovery, und contrary to their ex
peon!(iou* she would pani illy recover,
lund I hu* it plcuxed the hurd that ibo
rdnuild suffer us well us du bin righteous
will. When ttiu oud cumo it w?s suddeu.
not amieipuiud by these who vu (ohed
over her. We itu?! she was re? ly to
uiecl (ho ?louth augol. She hud beeu en
dei?voling tor tunny years to ?erve the
hold wit ti un eknens und leur. Sbo nude
no loni pi of unions ot' relixTiu. but vou^hi
tn wdk humbly und upiiuhtly boforo the
Lord, and her hie was udoroed with thut
"meek und quiut spirit, which, in tho
eight ul the ut thc Loni, is uf grout price "
She und her husband bad wulkcd togeth
er in life's ptthwuy, uu-1 logeth-r hud
borne the but dens au.I truls incident to
(heir pilgritmtge hero for many years, and
uow in ibu eveniug ot' hi? life, ns tho
shadows grow lou*- boh iud bim. bo \*
b l t alone to h ok f'orwurd io a bli ..ifni re
union iu (ho "better Und." Two children
a run und daughter ate k-ft to mourn the
toss ot a devoiod moibei. Shu hud
SOUKIII to bring thom un lu ihn nm?mr?
I vud uOniov inn of ?!:?' Lord, tnt i . i.
? li dj ed lint: ber l?bt?' waa wot io vuio;
j 1 i.'j ! titi) pidh' ot ?if.* it .1.1,
i All frit U'fetfitre ?'Oyy Itt '.?'.'.,
i tl-ml: ?ltd boll babied '. < ' ? ...
Otlhf wu-) setf'iuny rtt nu mott,"
She wus buried in Hebron Cemetery
June 28th 1900/ Kev. Dove Tiller con
ducted tho funeral service*.
WILLIAM PRESLEY WYNN, ann of
William und Murdin Wynn, wus burn in
the your 187<}, .uni died Augud ll, 1900
Ile wus mumed about 7 ni otu lt M previous
to his death Io Mi<s Jesaio l'utriok, who
in emly life is loft io sadness und sorrow
on account of his death.
In early life ti? ho began to develop into
manhood it wus evident (hut he wus pre?
dh posed to pulmonary di-eu.e. und on
ibis a econ nt be ?ought to ut ail hiuindf of
I he helaina ol the geuUl climate of Klor
?da i hopi uv I hereby io ubtuin relief from
threatening diseuse in this he was din
uppoiutotl und returned, and mude his
home ul lied Springs, N C Hut durim;
ull this .limb, slow wasting disease wu.?
muki.iif inroads upon his systeui, and t rue.
to the in-tiuctu of nut ure, he longed for
it mother's tender cure-lor her comfort
ing words and for her gentle hand to
s mool he his brow, und ctwuo to his luther's
hume to die. He hud been, for a few
you.H. ongtigod in tho fight for life, and
now ho realized thut all his efforts were
unttvuiling. tint di? ea se hud oluimed him
SS ita victim, aud thut it only remained
tor him lo prepare 1er tho coming of the j
Death Angel.
Ho wa ? n member of tho M. E. Church
Snuth, about to yours to ev ions to his
tien th. but us he changed bis residence so
often he may not hu vu been roirurdod as
u regularly affiliated member of any par
ticulur charge. Hut. wo ure grateful to
record ihut he ovor considered himself a*
being remembered with tho people ol
Oed There are sotuinu ndhdtion? at
tending his death.
'\, ,
A young mun-rfOurc..dy uttuiusd to thu
full development of in ?uno jd--just enter
ing upon the busy Heenes of lifo-just
happily m ti ried to ibo ons whop) he hud
chosen-sud with bright hopos with rof
ence lo the lui uro- A odd all thone ?if
siting prospect? his HU tl. avenly lather
in His Infinite Wisdom visits him wi.h
slow, wasting disca>e. sud gradually hu
I dr?wu down in (he valley und shadow
of douih. His bereaved parents bjourn
their lox:?. His widow mourns in sadness
over hw new made grave, but all theso
are otideavoting to be mbniis-lte to the
Divine Will, au J we trust ih y are pre
pared to suy :
' Then borrow touched by thee grow? bright
With moro thau ruptioeray,
AH dmkin-HH uluma xi* worlds of light,
WV tai fut aaw by da/.'1
Du w*> bu t ied in Hebron Ceinotory on
Sil|n|ny AUKMst l^b. 1900-Hov. T. M
Dom eoiiducimg lite suivico*.
ONCMJDHO NHX>' ^nl.ft, j
Drala In llunnott?vlllo nu t.
The following deals in lota iu Kast
Ih'imei.avilie have been madel.
Mr. W H. Kirkwo d ha? purdbaeed
one of the Beatty lota, ?nd Mr. Wile/
lin id win another of the rame.
lifltic L. Hpkin get* a lot seor W.
JP, Breeden.
0kn<U Moore hoe bought the lot of
M; ? Jojm Umjth on pAr?oneg? street.
Julian Mottao^ln bought the
J. J. P? arion lot.
' The 0 .orAV/ Hotel WA > p ned
st wee.t uudor tho rnttnAgeinent
,o }/Lt, A. ff pulft,
piton PARNASS,
Mr. Zick Rogers and Minn Lil
ian ])>HMIUl.s )ti wore married Doc.
.JO. Tiny uro nicely rlxod in their
new five room cottage about one
milo below Ptiruus?us Church.
Capt. Kinney'* au 1 J. R. Town.
<ond's families attended (hu m tr?
rUi?o ol' Miss $ ill ie Irby hist week,
hey report u very pleas mt time.
Tho people are GO fur pleased \
with Kev. ?J. A. Beard.
Mr. Sullivan's suho >1 seems lo
io getting on nicely.
A htimb?:' of tombs have bm n
ulded to our cometary in the past '
vear-the cemetery is well feehfci
Mr. W. A. ll ?gera has not yet
> laced a stock of goods in his now
.tore.
Mr. Go >. 13 ru oj hus ono of the
I doest hogs ever raised in our coun
try.
Tho missionary ?Societies aro
!o!ug a very good work. We trust
that Uro. Heard will take a deep
interest in tho work.
Wo do not hoar as much about
tobacco as we did a few years ugo.
Mr. II. U. Pearson's many
friends are glad to welcome him
back to his old home again, trust
he ami his family will he a arcot
addition to tho church ot Christ.
Mr. J.ilm MeCollttm after spend
ing ploun,tnt. holidays ut homo hun
returned to Wollard.
Mr. Light To\yn"e.Hl is having
some buildluij dono.
.Jany 2? 1901. C
DOTS F KO.ll ICKY.
Mr. a. P. Corklll of Chester hus
charge of a successful school at
Brownsville. Mr. Cor kill boards
at tho hom; of Mrs Margaret
lOwMnuel.
The many friends of Rev. F. M.
Sa tte rv/ h i te uro vory norry he is so
soon to leave us. Bro. Satter iv h lt?
h*s friends among all denomina
tions, Our very host wishes go
with him.
Cadut Robert Emanuel after
??pending pleasant days at. homo
has roturuetl to Hurtsville for
spring session or*achoo1
H ui la Are scarce ia this coun
try.
There have been good many
now graves added to the cemetery
at Brownsville church in the past
year.
Mr, E. J. Carlisle was in
Brownsville on special business
soiho days ago. Ile visited the
home* of Messrs C. P. Hodges and
O. B. Rogers.
Capt A. E. Bristow wu9 in tho
neighborhood ono day last week.
Jany. 22, 1901. G.
i L?WMH WWV.Y?Yt..<4
; J.r. Iv li tor; ..!(,, v.tu,o!' inf U
. IM! ?enrev t\t t bit? limo but ) \ ?
..j aikd #ivv^uii I
Our farmers have begun to
haul tho fertilizers and prepar
ing for another big cotton crop.
The old coon that stole Mr.
P; C. Henley's Dixie Plow one
night lust week was tracked up
next morning and made to take
it back 4 miles on his shoulders.
Mr. A. E. Hood has moved on
Mr. C. P. Hodges place and will
so-?ii open il wood and black
smith shop
Mr. E. P. Bryn nt of Judson
spent last Wednesday and
Thursday in our section among
friends and relatives.
Miss Mary E. Carrabo is spend
ing some time with her uncle
Mr. A? B. Bryant itt Judson.
Mrs. J. H. Carraba, Jr, is
visiting friends and relatives in
Marion.
Mr. II. C. Harper has sold all
his personal property to Mr. J.
T. Brigman, rand will soon leave
for Galveston Texas.
Mr. J. W. Harper has return
ed from Greensboro, N. O , after
au absonce of 18 months.
Moro anon,
tiru A Y Fox.
Jany IOU.)!.
To Club With trro-"Comivionor"
The whole country is very
Uiuch interested in the new pap
er that Hon W. J. Bryan will
edition in Lincoln, Nob. This
paper will havo more than local
interest, it will be a national
affair and will further the dem*
ocratic teachings for which that
great leader stands. The digtin
guished editor in a, letter to the
Democrat offers a clubbing rate
for the Commoner, and we will
make the oiTor to all who pay
up their subscription one dol
lar in advance, to send them
tho Commoner, Mr. Bryan's pap
or, for 75 cents. The regular
price $1.
? ?^"?.
1 That Throbbing l iondnoho 6
Would noi'ddy kmve you, if you used
pr. ping's Uuw Jjj/u Pill?, Thousands
? I vulTi-rerc tiuvu proved- their matchless
merit lor Si,;k u?d/N?rv?us Headaches,
Th ny unke pure blood nml'xtrong nerve?
an I build UP your health, t?ssy J.o take
Try them. Only li* cents, Jfonfly buck
if not cured Sold., by J, T, Douglas &
Bro. ' '
? ii - -'rn,--iirilAi-ifntSmmSSmtmaSmm'
ESTATE SALE &OTXOE.
ON tb? flist Monday In M?roh, soot, I
will ?ali to the highest bidder for oath;
bator? the Court I louee il o jr, dui tog legal
i sal tv um; O ?r? J? lam- tut i T. M. PQ\U?
r.T*atd Judtfmant mi,ou. tb g to b O' 0ico
' and bflint/ ?ht o>?ly n*-' t of tho tatan: of
the Ur?- 0. W, T?u-"!?* **/eg ""'d to olo??'
?ad ?utirP. IDA'Dl?Ohl?Y,
' Jan'jr a\9 loou Adm'*.
PEN AND SCISSOR, i-n \, BS .
\
Dr S. Di M. Byrd, t ?>
physioiuii ot' Sornnto
liiurt failure, ou tho 21
Tho people of So
working hard to get?
oft* front Florence and
burg.
Tho Bonita House of
ton las a < ago of 8 yoi .
t rs. They were oupt.?.
that c'ny lust week.
'.'ho great and,good q
Knglaotl died Tu aday
Sh.3 bas boenildek flir.oj? (
Tue P ri ooo ol Wales
comes Kiag.
Ooo gressin mt Norton
ce i ved a letter from 0? ;.' Olm
i once S. Nettles, o? Dm lin '? ? now
I in the volunteer service v ih<'
Philippines, ashing his hi tu
ROC it re a commission in tho
! jar arm v.
?Mules For S
A few good rahles in our l\i
lum for ?ale CiiisAl'. All u .
f?.re salesday iii Fybiuary iii
he s ld ut unction before ( 1
in Iknoctlsville on thai day
TATUM M ERO ANTI !
Jun 24, 1901.
CIlfTton Meei
Drayage and Hauling of El , !<i.i
Itotli I? ?nd Out of > ?
/? R. Frcight a Spud
Lumbar, Brick, Simd, Pineal ?
Oatt<ii., Cotton Sued, PirtlUl
X?HO 4r? arden IMow? ?I .
Vd?' AU orders lett with 1?. h R I
R?WO will recuivo prompt utton
'I'lJE lnr?o brick itero're
?j? copied hy tho Hardw
Also the up?-uuir.i of tho 8
12?. Kle^aut localizo. .
ALSO an elegant 6 room
a deni ruble port of toA'ri.
imfnedirttely.
A i ply to P. Lr. I
Mit'
i>. (
Legal Notice.
N?TIGE TO OREDI' . .
KSTATK or A W. Qc
ALL persons having cluiiu.?
E>tato of A. W. Quick ;!
will present thom duly att
undmiguod within tho ?imo
law, und all potions induhtoi
tato must ari anuo thc saino a
II. Il SPEAR!:
January 17. 1001.
Notice of Final Dis.
KSTATK OF 0. W. Dm
TJf AVTNU lilel my Raid n
jtSL min ist rat rix ol't he Est I CM \\
Du;ll-'y, deucn-ed, with dt) Hon Ide j
JUIL'0I of rV?balo for Mark i -v- i ty. j
Notice H liorohy nivou that .
to stint Court tm Tuosduy th. it [ .
?<\?l?ro?iry tor beOrr.i Diuii!
"iii., .ii ihi.t.'V, Adm'i !
BY un ho:lty of an Oidor Rr..: ? I by ibo
Prob.ttn Court of Moulien (.. lint} , J
will soil to th? highest bidder i i am lld
Tuesday, January 29th, 1901, nt ibo Inti: j
rusidouee of A! AV, Quick, tho poirftcmd j
property of which h'? diod, soi. tod ; ?
a- ?>ncm.;d, Oiiiirtinliug of
One Uor-jo, Biiiruy and llnrii
Bee Hives, Que; Pistol, Watoli, v. .
; Terms of Sulo CASH.
II. B SPEARS, . y,
January 14, 1901.-2t
SHERIFF'S 8/.i *
U
STATIC OF SOUTH CA ..
COUNTY or MARLBOIIO,
IN COURT OF COMMON VU V'S
EX PA BTE ) Adv? M.- ij? t
JOHN V, M ?LA mux. j ot S
NDEU and by virtue (?f u .. 1 ?.o'j
neie> crop under lita dir? inn I
by Jiunen A. Dink", Clerk ot C. ?ii to N iii
county mid Slulo, up<m tim npp)iOaU< u ol j
the above nama) MoL'iliriri, .John J
(?icen, ShoriU! of unid county, iniv vi cd
upon and K.izod thu following ('.tlii <
duct? bidongiog to thc os'.tit '
Smith, deceased, and I will bolj O e
before tho Court tfutiso door In Monnett:*
villon the firHt Moud?y iir'WbniV? ? |
da.'log thu n?u .1 milo hours to th hi li > .
bidder fo? CAHir. Tho aitiolo? ? v I
100 LUISIICIH of Co n, more fir
Go bunin--!.i of Cotton Mood, ie >t< m )':?.'
Three Stauk'tv nt FudilOt, ahciiit 1 \< O it
more i>r leia
Two Stacks ol liny, about 500 UH mi i<
or lorfff,
500 pou?dM, moro or IJH", of en. In he
hull.
TIICHO nrtii liH to be sold bato .> f .
Comt HouHo door, hutdollvore> .
reeidctioo of st.id Smith.
J. B. G UK KN, . :
??u<?awtvFwv>fw^gtti>?jWirii>fMi?imw* '.1.. ..^1 ?<
! .
NEW Glau; ?
Having scoured the \MW\ Bte
next door to tim Doug' it?' lb' i.<i,
I Drug atoro, wo have Q<*W:1 '?V
? mo? stock of Gene:-il Hst*
[ chandiy.e, and solicit a ?Ul ft*oni
the generous public ap
[sp?ctl?li of our "?pri?e.- before
buying their
Dry Goods, Shoes.
???Vts. Notiota ?
\yo shall pay close attention ft, otu
Ijno ol Fancy groceries, Gunned j,>cot)<j
*0., \Ve)?'lM ?Ij0 IP ' ?P??F?? '?' m
upeojalties-Uoin? QmiW Rf Oft) ?|}||
Hominy, Fresh Butter Ana , ?rf C w
Syrup. v. '
r<.Ofir moito will be '?o?feSv' H?&Mtitf
I AND rmoES. . -.??" 5
Soliciting a liber 'ahilo rn- j iii
patronage, we are -1
Yo?as TO PLEASE.
A.. J. WOODIE ?S. ??t?
Jan. 10, poi.
PKCI.VL NOTICE!
I will bo ?ii my office from 10 u ni
11 3 |>. m., i very Monday nut! butur
iy whi?o the publie schools tire in
selon. P?rho?ii e??mn?uieatljig with
w hy mail will p'ea?? addroai ino ul
... u?.
? . w ? ? ? k> ?>V% ? * VI
NV, 1J STANTON,
Dec 21, 1900 C. S. E.
AGENTS WANTED.
'/ic wnnt a reliable, inletting agent in
nuottsvillo, H. 0 , to iepronent UH iu thu
I . unify liuniintun Thu Ilutan wu glvu to
. oil ii?, bulfil mid Hulrtd, mid all other luun
rj woik, oannot hu exe Hid by any Limn
lit] in tho South; and furthermore, wt
''iv... tmployment *xo!unively to white peo
plo, and do not negro Jnundry Writo for
us. LEON STE A M LAUNDRY CO.
m. ?j, lyoo Churlotte, N. C.
you hiivo rod-cyis, ugly sores,
les on lid?, eyelashes tull nut, smart
.... or buming eyes, detective visions,
growth cn thc lids or eyeballs cull on
,.' Becker ut Clio, 8. C. O?liee over
'ending's stoic. Examination free.
Ol 3 Iho OoUghand Worku ofT Dio Oold,
Liix.i Uve Bromo Quinine Tablets euro a eold
o day. No Ouro, NJ Puy. Price 250 a
t ii
Jil guns Ht'Hnblo Hams and
. > ikl'uHt Bacon can ul ways bo
d Ireah at P. E, & W. M.
o
' . oaltli of IJoauty
often hidden hy unsightly Flui plea,
JIU, Tetter, IC ry si pulan, Salt Hbeum,
Buckleu's Arnie? 8ulvc will glorify
luce hy curing till Skin ICruptious,
Juts, H rut-es, Hm MP, Ilpily, Polcus,
.H, and worst forms ol Piles. Only
box Cuarnntcud. Douglas & Uro.
aa3?n??i?XBA*n?iac? hammam cs->
or than Ever.
r. Will M. Breedon, is still
lng selling the famous stalk
er. Ile mado some improve
its to tho machine, una those
Hug thein can get them, nnd
;o haying them iilreody can
ire ' any repairs needed,
ry farmer should have one
lore at work now.
'J hore is no plenfuro in lifo if you dread
ts/.g to the table td oat and can'I rost ut
I on account of indigestion. Henry
?Ilium*? of Doo ?ville, Ind.. frays be
Herod I hut way for ye n -, till bc com
cod tho u>-o of Ko?..l Dyspi'pda Cure.
? adds, i'Now 1 can cul anything I
ind all I want and .sleep soundly/every
.l.t.'' Kodol Dy.*p?p4?a Cure will th gol
ii you eut. Douglas (ho*.
. 05"*Fresh Mince Meat, Oran
.y Sance, and Apple Butter at
li. & W. M. Rowe's.
lodi makers and uh*jtilutor<?of counter
? eolnmit hau I. H.?ncM mm will not
i live joti into buy'uig worthless neunter
i of Dewitt i's Witch lli</. - I Salve- Tho
ri i eui is infallible (or cm ?nv pi! ..??. sores,
.una und all ?-kin diseases. Douglas
ii.
You Know What You aro Taking
hon you aru tnko GrovoB TastehuH Cliill
"hj b - ile fe/I?Hi.'. i. ?diirt.?y given ?
.. tiver l> . ile film* I.Ti '. il ??ti ' inn,Iv :
.'.it , \ <.) UtiiiiC ie '? .listel. as form. ??{ti
. .v. ? lui \< >y f'ftoe ;o
j r V?'i i- r llhyorod MOU ps a tit j
. wron Batted Beans with TO?
ito sauce only 10 cents a can.
is fair at F. E. and W. M*
! >we's.
!f you- have ever teen a chil l in tho
. 'iiy of croup you can realize how grate?
lui mothers are for Cnn Minuto Cough
Uuio which gives relief an soon ns it is
. ?ministered. Tt rpiiokly cures coughs,
. ^ ls, and all throat and lung troubles.
I'.-uglas Hros.
Ch ta algnatura U ou avery box of tba gtmuina
?'.HXfltivc Bromo-Quinine rabiata
'. \ rojncdy that eu ISM? a cold lu ono day
I OTICE OF FINAL D1SGHARGE
Estate of Harriet Adams.
??-< . Ol ICU in hereby given that I have
: filed my Anal Return a Administrator
pf ibo Pcraonai Estate of Harriot Adams,
tb caned, on thc 4th day of January 1001,
. . h t' o p?chate Judge of Marlboro coun.
i j and will before *ald Oourb on tho 4th
u/ f 'February, 1901. for a ftnul discharge
" Adrnb:iuirnt< r of said estate.
JOEL GIBSON, ?Vrtm'r.
f mm ti ry io, 1901.4
Ul
Notice of Final Discharge.
OriCK ia hereby given that having fi Io.I
iey final Hiturn au Outrdtau nf Elisha
Pipkin in tho Prob ito Jml^o's Oliloa of
Marlboro eou-jty, I will apply to said Onurt
tho jiHt day vt January, 1901 for Lot
oil Dunni-HOiy a? Htic't Guardian,
)oo. Si. J. P. MOLAIIIIIN.
WARNING NOTICE!
\ LL persons are hereby warned nol lbj
l\ trespass on any of my lands in Marl
I >>ro county, cither walking, cutting tim
hauling straw, or to fish or hunt. 1
.v I prosecute all who violate this notice,
io?, to, 1900. J. F. EVERETT.
i;ri w. noucmwit,
,fh . Attorooy at Law,
Bcnuottsvillo, S. 0.
' Office on Darlington stroet near Postal
1 Telegraph office January, 189u.
i . .. ".!..-??-vjj-1LI..;?ji'jLJiiu'.^'ui.i?ijaBH'jja
FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR PROMPT SALE tho reel
j; de neo and lot of tho late O. W. Dudley,
.'nato within tho oorporato limits of the
town, of Bonuottsvillo. Roaldonoe oontains
Ke.'hb Rooms, kitohon mid pantry, all no
oOnftary outbuildiugs-barn, atAbloH, oto,,
nlj iu goed ropalr. Tho lot oohtWnw about
?fl *?.reftf wlth.-atjont ia acres la high state
[>t J?ltlyaMon'^rgo.ofJ ^?toi afid 0|p?|ient
h\.v?tion,J V '?
j MiSJO.^'J/aoroj f?f wood o rt Uart nltqnto
??ai? mil? hom "Ooprb Ho\m belonging to
'. a^aitate, ':
Tba two propertlss will ba sold a? an on
ti 1 ty OK eoparftt oly to a desirable pu roh RUO t
/nd I will gladly provide for innpeotion of
.ania by inteartlag purohastre at any timi
Cenas made known on application. .
J?MIJf? T? DUDtBYy
?ov. 8, 1900, Attorney at law?
a i?iini?> w )II>WWMWI>IH ?wilgia-WMH * -vtv.... ..?SL?.? ?. y?. a?
THE NEWY?RKW fJRLlJ
TlHOK-A-WKfcK KIMT?ON-.
ALMOST A DAILY" AT TRW 1>K1?I?
OP A WJUEKLV.
Tho |?ie*ideinint cumpuiiju ?? uv?r hm j
thc world Roo.-* on j i\t tint sumo nm! ii h.
Uni ol new?, To durn th'n now?, juni ??
it tn-promptly and imp.-nully-all that
yon have iodo I* io look into tho volo mu*
T Tho Tin ice** Wuuk Kdiilou oflho No?
York Wot ld which o>ui>!4 lo tho HubWti*
her l?? rimes ? year.
Tho Thrioo a Wp?k World'? dili/ouoo
nf n publisher of first now* hi* ?iv?-u Ii
circul?t iou wherevn tho MUKILO Un
t?uutfe id spoken-auil you wuut it.
Tho Thrice a-Wcck World'H romil.i
subsoriptioo price N only $1.00 <lor your.
Wo oiler the Wot M uni Democrat bo: ll
one year for $1 C5.
Tho JJout Preparation for MuUrm.
Chitin and l'*va U n buttle of Grow'?
Post? Ina Chill Tinto It in ?imply iron and
quinine io a taatoltM form. No euro - no
pay. Price soo.
When you want prompt neting little
pills that never ttrino mc Dewitt's Little
Mai ly Ki ct r.s. Douglas IL os.
Koclol Dyspepsia Cure
"Dlfjeots what you eat."
Writo Dr. C. J. Mottet St. Louie
Mo., for his valuable littlo TEHTIII
NA Wush-list Book. free.
OLD JAIL FOX* SALE.
-rillO OLD JAIL BUILDING will
I he sohl nt publie outcry to the
highest bidder, nt Bnincttsvil c ou the
tiret Monda/ in February next.
Tenne of salo CASH. Tho pur
chaser will bo required to remove the
entire building within three months
from the acceptance and occupation
of ibo now Jail?
By order of tho Bd Co, Com rn*rs.
DJ. KASTE KLING,
County Supervisor.
January 2, 1901.
Warning Notice.
ALL pernonn aro hereby warned not to
trenpaPB on any ot my hu. dd lu Muri?
boro o.)un'y either by huutlng, ?ahing, out
'iuK tiicbur. lund i II t: itraw, walking tiding
or otherwise I will proeeoute alt who vio*
Ute thi? notion. J. C. Cox ti.
October I, loco.
MILTON MohAUKIN,
Attorney at Law and
Probate Judge.
Olli.;? io Teurt llouie.
STATE OF SOUTH CABOLINA,
COUNTV OF MARLnORO,
COURT OF COMMON PLICAS.
The Gay Lumber Company, a
corporation duly chartered un
der the law of North Carolina,
Plaintiffs,
sgaioMt
I. N. E. Allen and Alex S. Ba
con, copartners trading in the
name and style of I. N. E. Al
len & Co.
Summons /or RelioComplaint
>7of Xocvi.d.
\U) . ii*; \ .'ti'ir'vu.\i ; ?.. Ni ll. Allen atid j
Al v Bl 'vie. i . ...pann-V-. M.?di.:.? j?3
ibo mihi ?. ?nd ol' I. N li ' ll< ii I
C o
I'OH uri betyhjt ''iini ultu M td. n-oun
ij ! tij ttu> WPr jhfc coiijpls':;/( in mi' ) ir.'(it ii i
which xs tiled in the ellice nf the Clerk ol
tho Court bf Cuni amii Pleas in ami foi
tho County ami Staie ulm endri, ami io
serve a copy of yourauewer un the Hilt?
?s?ber at hm oflice in li?tiocttfville, S <\
within twenty days alter (he ?etvice here?
ol', exclusive ol' the day ol' *Uch service ;
and if you fail to uukwertho complaint
within tho time ulm ?Haid? the pheiiiiiff*
in thin aotiuu will apply io tho Court lot
thc relief demanded III tho complaint.
T. w, BOUCHIER,
Plaintifi's Attorney.
Dated December 18, A, D., 1900.
(SKAL.] J. A. DliAKK, Clerk.
To tho Dt/endnuti, I N. K Allen and
Alex. 8- Bacon, partner*irariirtif in the
name and Myle of I. N. E Allen Co.
Please take notice that tb? Complaint
in (his action, ol'which t lie (oreg .luir Ix <.
copy, was filed in the oiliee ol tia? Clerk
of thc Court ol Common Pleas tor Marl
boro County in euid State, at Beuuctu
villo, on the I8ih day ed December, A.
D., 1900.
T. W. ROUOI1IER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Bennettsvillc, S. C.
NOTICE!
Annual Returns of Properry.
COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE,
Benncttsvillo, S. C., Deo. 1, 1900,
NOTICE in hereby given that this o Otoo
will bo opon from tho l*t day of Jan
uary to tho 20th day ot F?bruury toot, for .
the purpoao of receiving the 1 tm ur un nf tho I
Taxpayers of Marlboro county.
All pernonn having (Itupotty in lb? ir pow- J
eoasiona, aa Owuor ot Hotdw, or a? Hus
band, aa Poront, OuatdioD, Trustee, Admin*
Satrutor, Aco tuntinjr Oineer, Agent, Attar
ney oj Faotor, on the lat elsy of January
i ooo, aro required to Li?t the earoo for j
Taxation within the time require.) by luw,
or incur tho penalty of 50 pur cunt, which
attache? in en*? of falhno to do so.
A poll tax of v ne Dollin la tdd upon all
mule purnong bclwean the ago of ai and
60 yenni, except pu mom who are maimed 1
aud unable to cam a ?upport.
Tho Auditor or an Aniatuut w.il uttoud
at th? following pUoai in thu County on
tho days mun nd for thu couve uiuuue ot thu
publie;
Rod Hill, Ooxe'u Btoro, Tuesday
January 8, 1901
monheim, Wedu?'8<J?y, January 9, igoi
Brownsville, Bristow'o ?toro,
Tim md ny January 10, 1901
Jlebron, Church Monday January 14, 1901
Clio, Tuetday January I j, 1901
Red Bluffy Mills, Wednt-dav
January t6, 1901
McCall, Thursday January 17, 1901
Tatum, Friday January 18, 1901
N?w tons viii?, Saturday'Janftaty 19, toot
Brlghtavllja, P. O. ToeaflajJanuary as, 190 i
?uiok?ii'?{??ft. w?$ty?*m%mb ?9o?
WoUooku, Thnr?day Jaauaty ?4, f6ot
My Offioa In Reunittivlllo ?Ul fe? ?pta
dAringt tho ilma prusotlbad by law, from
Jftimary nt to February aoth 1908, *fc?,r?
partUu in BMastutin? and mex a who fall
ft? Return aft th? aavaral appolatr? nt* eeo
be ace ftaraodafted.
Ki S. 0ARL??UC.
Anflltot Hiilhoto County.
If you wi?li to givo your friend ut
BRIDAL ou CHRISTMAS
PRESENT vi can SUIT
YOU in something,'
Use fu I,
AB well as Ornamental.
When I fay I UA VE THE 1?E>
IN BENNETTS VIL LE, You wi)
ft. COME AND LOOK?
Yours to please
G. 7
BcnnottRviiitf, S. C., Nov. 27, :
^TLAKTIC COASTLINE RAILROAD
o in ON TO OOI.OUIUA.
LRAVB, ' AlUUVK,
6 45 a. m. Gibson, io to p. m.
7 io UonnoUovlHo, 9 17
8 oa Darlington, 8 35
9 25 Burutor, 6 40
5 4S P- m. Columbia, 10 55 a. ci.
OtMBON TO CH A rt I. K OTON.
?.KAVB, ARBtVB.
6 45 a. m. Gibson, io io p. ?.
7 ,? Uonnottevllle, 9 17
S VA Darlington, $ 35
915 Floranao, 7 55
4 49 p. m. Charleston, ta 45
7LORKNCB TO WAJlHHUOnO,
LBAYB. AMHYB.
8 45 a. m. Florence, 7 00 p. tn.
9 30 Darlington, 6 IQ
II 30 Ohoraw, 5 15
T. M. EMERSON, H. M. EMEU80N,
Traffic Maoager. Ans't. Gen PMM. Agt.
J. ll. KEN LY, General Manager.
We Feed
The Hungry,
Vii KN in tow n um) you want a good
?neal, renie mbor wu eui nervo yon,
A gond ini'ol for 35 \ Restaurant
north of the Murk et.
D. J. IlHAYBOY.
?j! HOW
j! ABOUT
Y?V ?
ft
Obus it 'v t?|?. th?, '->.>.'
you hive to ?! ov'.Ti' twenty fi .. v bonn'V
!? . vi tu I; no v .'hat iii r'u- m ral er (nth lt ?
|i ...? .1 . h I I nie put I', i? ejivuct
liiue?l?t?p!nx order, ll may be dirty and
leed ohiuuing lt may have a oog< broken.
Ii muy have n foifw iormc, or it may only
lured rrguhiting. Pring it to me and ne
mutter iv hut eil-? it, I ran put it tu il rut -
cl'??? condition My durwun are very mod
?lute and the svoik will be done promptly.
I repair Jewelry and Olookt, nVo Guns
and Pistola. For anything iu my Uno nee
me. I can and do meet all competition,
8. J. PEA?BOU,
Jeweler and Repairer.
j.' .BBS *ggregHBaHB?
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WE ARK STILL IN BUSINESS
AT TH 15 OLD STAND
Amid Prepared to till at Short Nnth*
- Order? for -.
Cypret* iii ?1 VI II? 1? .
Sash, Doors and BllnrlB,
AT tlOTTOM PltlCK*.
We soil no shoddy work, or nd???flt*,
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8. V. POWl?It?,
Jku 31, 1898 Po timi ttl-vilh!, til, 0.
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lon or any sclsntlOo Journal. TarnrtJM
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'(J SBIBreiQ-ay. HfiW JOSI
7fc* V BU Washington, ?. O.
year i four in ont lu
Braaan ornoo, i
A h an iso
dilation
rear
fjn'lM ?sdtfrff?t4 w?mld iwnMthuly la?
rally tW*?-?ft? fiJIW*ftftMf
?HOP In $?ett?ir?Klek battling rjoat ?0
tb? "IIASIMWBO HOTHV' ??* *. 9**9**?*
to Mtv?' Mm la batter ?tri? ?a? eofftftwt
thntt.?v<r W?re. BfttUfaotltm apwiateft?,
J? STB W?RT.
M. IV-Gonta Clothing neatly repaired
RI d oltanaA by hi? wife.
A SUPEIlt? UNE ?F
.U?OM SUITS, CHIFFONIERS,
; WARDUOBES, SIDEBOARDS,
? EXTENSION DINING
\ TABLES, CHAIR*.
; MORRIS 0HAIR8, KO?KKU8.
; ELASTIC FELT M ATRESSE&
: At eo.oo.
ST AND PRETTIES'!* STOOR
1 Agree with Mo Who? You Soo
W. Waddill.
1900.
ATtAHTK AND ?A?RIB Wim.
CONDKNBKD SCMiUULE.
In Efftiut Maroh 26, 1899.
1
?'.-Ultl
B?und
Dully
No 5a
MAIN LINK
North
l)'>uttd
Daily
N? S3
6 50 p m
3 50 p m
3 45 P ?
a 30 p ru
12 4a p ni
ia 13 p mjLv
II 55 * A Ar
ti 07 0 wjLv
io 36 a m l.v
io 09 a tulLv
8 45 a m|Lv
Wilniiiuft?w.
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Sanford
Climax
Greensboro
Qreeneboro
Stokeedale
Walnut Cu va
Ratal Hali
Mt. Airy
Lv
Ar
Lv
Lv
Lv
Ar
Lv
Lv
Lv
Lv
Ar
(a 10 p a
ia a8 p n
i 43 P ?
3 44 P ?
4 15 P ?
4 as p ia
5 ia p ta
5 44 P ?0
613pm
7 34 P ?
South
Bound
Daily
No 64
BENNETTSVli.LB
North
Hound
Daily
No 6s
8 00 u ru
9 07 A u
9 35 a tn
10 ao a ru
io. 40 e tn
Lv Beuuettaville Ai
LY Maxton Lv
Lv Bcd Springs Lv
Lv Hopo Milla Lv
Ar Fayetteville Lv
7 15 P ?
6 is p ia
5 35 P m
4 5? P m
4 33 P?
No 46
South
Bound
Mixed
Daily ex
Sunday
MADISON BKANCII
No 47
North
Boaud
Mixed
Daily ex
Sunday
5 30 p rn At
3 50 p mjLv
a 40 p mjLv
a 30 p'tn I Ar
t i'jj; r>.i)i!tiy
ta 30 1? tnji r
Rnuiseur
Climax
Greensboro
'Greensboro
Stoli tii'dalo
"lindi.MM
Lv
Ar
Ar
Lv
6 40 a ia
8 as a ia
9 17 a in
9 ii ? ?
11 oy h VM
Ar|t 1 55 A ?a
Coart ;,i)ii, ur l. .,U\>n with ?Se. delina
Ooiilv?l l?ilroadi ?i A'icd. Spriegs With ?lu?'
H.:d ?prlngj) uiid SOV.U?O?? .uiWo??, ?t ?>?u- .
(oed with the Seaboard Air Lino, at Gulf
with tho Durham mid Gbarlotto Ballroad,
nt Grcenboro with the Southern Ballway
Company, ut Walnut Cove with the Norfolk
and Western Bailway.
J. B. KEN LY, Qen'l Manager.
T. M. EMEESON, Traillo Manager.
H. M. EMERSON, Gen 1 POM Agent.
8 WORKS
OP J. W. MoEIAVEE,
BEHBETTSVILtE. S.C.
I HAVE recently moved roy
Marble Works from MoOoll to
Benucltsville. omi for tho pr?s
ent oui located ovar the Depot,
Bud occupy tho MoGuHIhitk
Warehouse, where I will he
pleased to cou'inue to supply all wotk'
needed in my line to the people of Marl?
boro and adjoining counties Partie? And
ing it wore convenient eao have their er?
dm* rilled frotu my yuid at Dillon, 8. C.
Dncigo?. cdtitnatcB und price? furni?he?!
sptiltcalion Oieotiing uod resetting mo ri"
umenis and touibslones o tuectalty.
Thanking tho gcnornl publie for patt
patrotiar/o I respeetfully folic.it a contin
uance of tho same in the futuro.
Very respectfully.
J. W. WlcELWEKv *
W. W. PATE. MANAOR.
January 22. 1990
PM
Threo Barbers! Three Chairs!
Everything Virst^Cla???
SALOON OW MAIUON BTUKKT.
EASY CHAIRS, OLE AN8H AVES
BEST OF HAIR CUTS 1
(Children receive special attention
either nt the Shop at thoir hous's.
I Your patronage ?dieltet).
J. A, GRACE, Barber.
BENNKTT?VILLE, B. o.
Dyspepsia Cf
Digests wSmt you
It artificially di seats the food *nd alda
Nature in strengthening ?nd teeoft?
structlng the oxh nuatcd digestive or?
tann. It In tho Intent discover ed digest*
ant and tonio. No other preparation
can approach it in efdeiency. Xt in?
! Bluntly relieves and permanently eure?)
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hearthura,
I Flatulence, 8onr Stomach, ~*
, Bick Headache, Outralgia.Ori
fteaered ay g. C. BettlTO ??50<
Douglas Bree, drag ?tete
f*wm m
?uoMrtptioiii to. lb? r?t?at a?c?rd w*?w**v?fr
ranni