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& A, BR O WN W . - - Editor. 'Subscription l'rtco t Ono year.....$1.00 Six months. .50 Throo months.. .25 PEN AND SCISSORGHAPHS Columbia has ft now Cotton Mill.*| Mr. Joromo* Williams of Rich mond county ?nd Miss Sallie Mc Intosh of Oheraw were married in Ohoraw Wodueeday. Th^^resH^ tho "-^^s^Tocial session of Congres? to con vene on Monday next. Ho intends to $traigtotii out things if it tukes ail sumnior. Tho snow of Saturday extended irom JTexas to tho Atlantic coast mid varied from 5 to 10 inohos. Tho freozing. point stopping in Georgia. The North Carolina Legislature was not afraid to/(J?' something lor tho boys of our ?land, and hop is \& : It shall bo unlawful for any ono to soil, offer to sell, give, buy, or ofluV to buy for. any ono under . 21; years of ago any cigarette, ; cigarette panor or substituto ther{N for. Tho "penalty is not loss than $25 Ol' CouNot, ?-? ,'$M ..iV.l.iviv.n >'\\v ?ti (?o|?ih)ep|tiiig ?c.. ww of fi 11 dor ?lvlittu .^coh on the subsidy otu sayei) "So l?ng as Senator McLanriu . represents ilio views of the nianu iaoturing oluss of tho South, which is l?vW getting to ho a considerable powoiylie is liol open to the charge of treachery." y Twp Important Aots. A caro ful afcudy of tho following Acts and a strict observance of tho samo may save you trouble": -. . /'AN AOT f To prohibit'careless and reckless riding* and driving upon tho pub lio roads of the State Sootion i. Bo it onftotcd by tho G o mn ni Assembly of .bho Stnto of Uoubh ?arolina : 'flint from and af tor tho approval of thin nob lt ahall bo unlawful for any poraon to tldo or drivo any li oreo mulo or bioyo!o or looornobilo or automobile upon any abroot or nltoy in any etty or town or highway of this Stabo iii' a .wilfully carohiBs and rook ies* manner. Section ji> .Any person conviotcd of vio lation of tho forego!ug aootion shall bo puntabod by tino nob exoceoding $100, or ' by punishment not oxooodlng thirty days. " Thtr hu- h.rvsj sot'.' jti Ivon needer jy'av\ydnl tn ?cri if s! ic?* ly en'/' . not ?v'ery bu'se i io re* ported ho r?i;i.V>/U-.l| ol .\i.:vj;i*P vi .; fr ;'...^V:i/ji.-'.'X.V;;.v lol' UH, ?ki y?$ A(:r To.Pm WilrVl, ynliiw?ul o? Mali ' OIOUH Injhry o? /Pcr?on?.1 Property. Sootion i6$ (2500). (Amended). Who? ovor Bhnll wilfully, unlawfully and mnli otouBly oub, shoot, immn, wound, or othor wiflo injure or doatry any horao, mulo, hog neat ?utblo, ehoop, goat, or any othor kind olaaa, artioio, or ,dcmiripti-jn of poraonal proporty,' bhe goods and obnttols of another , ?hall bo guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon oonvlotiou thoroof, ahnlt bo fiuod or im priaonod ab tho disorotion of tho judge bo ... ; tbr,o whom tho OABO ahall bo triod. DOT? inmi TATUM. - When we aroso from slumber hist | ; tfnlurday morning wo could hardly be hove our eyes when wo behold tho earth wreathed in a beautiful whim. lt continued- to mil all day, but Sun day the sun.caine out and melted it! nearly all ajvoy. Since then we have had pretty weather. Tho busy fanners nie preparing for another crop. , j Mrs. D. J. Knstcrling who lins been q?it? sick with pneumonia is better. Mrs. C. C. Hamer lins been visiting j relatives in Bonuottsville Little Kathleen Woodley of Sumter who is visiting lier ?rjuid parents, Mr? and Mrs lt, H. Hamer, has been quite sick with lagrippo, but is improving. Hor mother, Mrs Dr. J. A. Woodley, has been by her bedside since the 20th Little Ellen Rccse^ daughter, of our beloved physician, has beon quite sick , hut is slowly^ improving. ' Throo boys called . to soo ono young lady at the same tlnW^j?okout, boys, -if Y?mor is true you wi?> all bo left. i; Dr. Hall gave a fine lecture to a largo congregation at tho Academy Tuesday night. The ladies atp getting up funds to 4>ainYBeauty-Spot church. Members give liberally. Keep God's house looking now." Fob/27, 1 h/27, 1901. * SUBSOJBER, They Should be Evory where. Newberry has a magistrate who believes in tho divine injunction that if a man will not work ho eball not out, and carries out tho doctrine by sending to the chain gang ?very loafer who cannot ?how that ho has nomo moans o? an honest livelihood. This is tho ! kind we nood in evory town and county. And il they'all did like this ono, it would not bo necos eary for tho Legislature to spend three days or $3,000either to lind ?orno way "to keep tho poor whito niau from living on tho fruits of hie wifo's or childrens labor." Ho Sure and Seo Thom. On tho first Monday next, I will Sell 40 ' head of horses and mules all to go for tho highest dollar. J. 1<\ David, Auctioneer.. Jb1ob 37, 1001. OLIO OORRESPONDENOE. Items ot Interest From This Hus tling Littlo City. If ibero ie any thing in the world a newspaper man hato? it is the spring | poet. I um sot a born post but r* pow-1 orfiil luau to borrow from tho poets. I want some corrospondout or soma ono olso to toll rue iu next week's pap er where I got these appropriate lin. s Tho beautiful snow carno to us uuex pootod, Uko ships that pas) in tho night. Nono of us expootod snow, ooithor do wo oxpoot death, hut it surely, certainly and silently comes t fouud wheo I awoke on Saturday morning "Tho Rtiow had begun in tho gloaming, And busily ali tho night Had beau heaping hold and highway With a silonco doop and wbho. ' ??very pluo and lit and hemlock, Woro ormino too donr for an EAII, And tho poorest twdg.von tho olm troo Was ridged iooh deop-wltb poarl." What beautiful nndv?xpressive lines theBo are? iiveu tho writers ol'j siorod hymus, refer to tho snow aivan emblem of purity, "wash mo aud^ shall be whiter than snow." It Booms that there is only ono way to bo whiter than 8UOW-. H>w sad that so low peo?* plo try to bs ridged inoh deep with poarl? 1 hopo that noue of your read, era will think that lam trying to loavo tho iuiproes of a correct life in my letters. lara sorry to say that lam far from it. God knows tam not tho thing I should be nor nm I tho thing I could bo; .but I love purity in all tliihgs, hence, this articlo on the snow, ??\ c n il 1 did borrow it. Who did I get it (rom? The first scholar io any soliool of our unly except Olio, who is un dei 12 v mrs of ago, either sex, who ?viii mud mo tho namo of* tho author I will auud to thom hy mail anice book. Tho snow is gone, silent y i*? carno, silently it has demit ted. How truly does Burns comparo it to our earthly pleasures, when ho says, "Pleasures tirrike poppies spread, you graBp tho plant ifs bloom is shod,'1 or like the snow, fails on tho river a moment white, then gono forever. Sunday wo had no preaching at the Baptist church.' Rev. Easterling cune but tho people oould not stand tho. cold Kev. Dont in tho evening had a small handful! - weighed in the balance and found wanting-too coldl It was not too cold though two nights last ~wook When tho wind with ioy breath was bowing Dixie through your whiskers to go to tho lecture, if it did cost 35 cents to go iu whilo tho gospel c aid nothing. I want to say right here that I ara not competent to report Dr. Hall's Lecture. It was simply grand. Nobody this side of Alrska can beat him. Miss Annie Molino of Maxton hos boen visiting at tho charming homo of W. M. Myers near town, Sho has returned home, much to the sorrow of somo of our toll, slim young mon tho medium sized young man has our sympathy; but, there is a short, stout, loria young man who has gotten a solar ploxis blow in the breast-he has ray sympathy, you bet \ h. iv?1 no news if nt-y body cn ls dinner iviin any body to morj'OW be fore my loller oil PU let yoi ?ri VC Vi-."CM ^V'.^v"..-.;^r-V'. $ hvK' ti'.i ;ni<:j<-rd>a'i:rf to your pipe i iipd '1 n ' ii whynro ho ti t'-pny li trjbiilc til '* liliud Tij .:/ >,'' Which 1 ma going to do." ). write uhtloi my own nairn: am personally responsible for any thing I may say Next week this shall be my subject "A tiger is a hard ani mal to tamo," but he is getting migh ty lamo in Clio. Now for nuio poetry and this is to any Tiger who makes Olio his Deu. .'Loohcil, Looheil, bowaro of tho day Whim tho lowlands moat thoo in battle array.'1 You can't down a scotchmaul 1 know one who left Sunday morning io (ho snow with hoad aud heart turn ed.tor North Carolina. I reckon ho got back last night. Any way, ho was at my place soon this morning, call ing for Harris Li thia Water on draught. Look hero, my wifo gave mo fit* about what I said last week about sowing gardons. Sho told mo that I wouldn't o von lix up tho garden gate much less sow any sied. She just pure ly went for my luxuriant head of hair and now I am bald headed.' Young men fix up your garden gates or mind what you write for the papers. I guods she was right. I never did know her to make but ooo bad mistake and that was when sho mar-, mar-, -said that about tho garden gate. Well nobody hasn't oat dinner with anybody. I would that I could eat somcwhefo every day. I think a chango would help my digestion and and I am willing to eat with anybody that will ask mo-don't all speak nt once. Nobody siok, nobody dead, no body married ami not a di mumer in sight. Thauk tho Lordl Pcb 2G, 1901. J. P. McG. Hot Snppev nt Heil Muff. A Hot Suppor will bo nerved at tho Rod Bluff Acadamy on Friday night Mnroh let. Good muslo will bo furnished froo, Oys tors will bo nerved for 25 eta; Oysters and suppor for 50 ota. Como and Raton to the romalo, enjoy tho "Board of Plenty" and thus help tho oommtttoo that ia ondoavor ing to mino raonoy /or a good causo. COMMITTED Red Ul nfl' Ac ado my, Fob. 26, tool, FOR SALE .459 Bush?ls of Oom, 12,00 ) Poddor, Hay and Shucks, HERBERT M. IIODOK8. Brownsville, S. 0. Evorbody's Magazine. Tho improvement noted in rc cont numbers of Kverbody's Maga zine is still moro conspiouous in tho March issuo. This is a first rate magazine, brim full of individuality, containing remarkably strong stor ies and articles of distinct interest and readableness. Among tho ton cont monthlies it io rapidly forging, to tho front> and it bids lair to con test tho supremacy of its most widely circulated contemporaries. W. Godfrey Stanton, M r. Editor ? - You r correspondent from OUo, Mr. J. F, McG, gave us in the last issue of the Democrat an accoum ?L-tre sudden death ot Mr. VV. G, Statu??HL*1 Olio S. U. He \yrote tenderly, -affecutnT? ?te!?, aud i believe truly ccriC?iuiug him. It ls not with any idea of attempting fy ofTer any thing better that I take up my pen to Utter tito following thoughts; Mr, W, Godlrcy Stanton was one oj my cotemporaric* We were raised up together In the samu neighborhood, our homes were about one mile apart lu my early boyhood his tether Mr. Handy Stanton, moved Irom that pm ol Marl boro now known as Brightsvillc to a place near Tatum. He settled in the woods, but by unremitting toil on his part and that of his sons he h id in a lew years, a fine plantation cleared lip and brought under a good state ot col tivatlon, and Godlrey as we all called him was one of those, who helped to do it. He knew how to work, he liad been brought up that way and as long as he' was able he was not ashamed tn oe lound at it He and t vJcnt lo thc same country schools together. He was a quiet and agreeable fellow-student, and L i never knew him lo give his teacher any I trouble, i When we grew up and went in pur suit ot our avocations we seldom saw keach other. Occasionally, when J. went j to??)Uo, I met with him and we always pausWt iong enough to indulge in a trieii?l)rtalK, and to spoak of thinr8_.U>A happene^intie longago,J?-:> . Hts inotl^\^^li^STiu1)l)ard, d nigh ter of Mr. John Hubbard one of thc early settlers ul Urigtusville He mar ried Miss Annie breeden daughter ul (lapt Aaron ?teeden, and they had a numerous circle oi children and grand children growing ,up around them. In the midst ol il all he was suddenly called away. When 1 heard ot his death a tecl ing ot sadness came over me ?My mind at once began to think ot -the scenes ol the past, and I tell that I had lost a friend and that another one had gone Irom the circle ol my associates. And in think lng ot his removal by death, the words ol the poet Montgomery were surges ted to my mind: "There in a world abovo, Whore partlDg is unknowu, A long eternity of love, Formed for the good niano, And faith boholds tho .lying boro Translated to that happier sph?re.'' But what is my sadness compared with that night ol sorrow that suddenly gathered around his lamily. Only a very (short time before apparently in his usual health Winding up thc business o the day, and preparing for rest, and tin first indication ot suficring was followed by a lew paroxysms, and he tell inti that slumber tart knows no waking, The shock lo his lamily, no doubt was great, and nothing but thc Grace ol Got can sustain his people in such a trying hour. The sympathies ol the whole com munity have been enlisted in behalt o the bereaved ones, and wejtrust they are ready to say: Through bittor toara oVll iw and blind our oyo?, And sorro.v ovoroait cur little skien ; Yet lob our hearts bo stroDg, our faith b< bright, God'H vision o'er is clear, his way ia light.' He was buried in the Mc Lucas (Jem. etery, oa the alternooa ol February i8th ( igor.. Rev. E. P. Eastcriing conducting the l?neral service. Feb. 25, 1901. L. M. H. Common Sense Talk. b\irmoru ?btt^ui Tile ?ulk ? ii (I purchase o! heavy <?n?..-'i. offer j ti li'/.Mt, Poj a-'.icitvh'r crop p'Jf.OOj'tou I hun ni rond y l|ur( th v -k-l ^P^VV.W?VIV.??V rr ^)f^t4?w I gojng t)?\vni down! THO wiiwiar |nv?r will ni uko cotton lily ?urp?u.?? ;'^l> flus your if ho oxpCots to bo able to pay Iud bills. [Three Papers One Year Each, only 50c, WEEKLY TIMES, ?RICHMOND, VA., Now Only 50 Oents A Year, and includes absolutely free THE PARAGON MONTHWV, New York, THE FARM JOURNAL, Philadelphia. The Daily and Sunday Times, including Farm Journal and Paragon Monthly, Now only $3 per year. Or 25 cts per month by mail. Address TUM TIM 103, Richmond, Va, -, < :>,-; FOR SALE Ono 25 H. P. Eugine and 2f IT. P. Boiler in brick is for salo, 01 will exchnngo for ono smaller, Apply to J. Fi Everett. You can get any kital of garden seed that you want nt J. B. Hamilton's. These fellows you seo advertis ing to sell cheaper than any one elso does is all a (Uko. I can sell as cheap as any ono can, I give 1G ouncoH to tho lb. J. B Hamilton. A fresh supply of tho celebra ted Buists Garden Seed, all var ieties, just arrived at 0. S. McCall's. A Wonderful Invention. They cure dandruff, hair falling headache, etc, yet cont tho samo as an ordinary comb. Dr. White's Electric Comb, Tho only patented Comb in the world. Pe?plo, everywhere it has been introduced, aro wild with de light. Yod simply comb your hair each day and the comb (loos the rest, This wonderful comb is simply tin* breakable and is made so that it h absolutely imp03sib!o to break or cut tho hair. 8 dd on a written guarantee to give perfect snth-diiotion iii ovory respect. Send stamps for ono." J/uliep size f)0c. Gents fizo 35, lave men and women wanted every witt re to in troduce this article. Bells on Bight Agents oro wild with success Address D. N. Huso, Gen. Mgr., Decatur, III ?toed ?oath on. li. H. Mundny, o lugyer of lloinio?n, Texas, once tooled a gravo digger. lie says.' "My brother wits very low with maluriul fovor undj nindieo. 1 pcr.iuadcd him to try Eberto Bitter*, and ho W113 soon muojr bot/tor, but continued their mo until ho win? whojlv pured. I nm sure Electric BittoiH savod hin lifo." Thin romody 'expels malaiin, kills disenso goring oed purities (ho blood ; \\vU dumstlpii, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, eales ooh ?ll pa ? ion. dyspepsia, oorvona diseases, female complaints; vivos pe Mia health. Only Mi hy J? IV DotftliH & Bro.. Frozen To Doa.Uv. HY J. I). HAMILTON. I soil tho celebrated Kar den aced. Yoi, and givothe largest paper ot'peas and beans sold hore. Soo mo before yon 'buy your coro --1 will meet co|?petiUo?? I sell (Juba moin uses at 10 etil, fe A nico di-jh for (linnor u inpsK deloious Itu .i Baga turnip?. I?'', us send you Some. -.? $ Coroner ('. F. C v o r ton wnfr called to tho ?n-u'hborhood >f Bing ham, a chprtdisl me? from ho Mnr ion lino oh .Monday llo Iii esl i ga te tho death of a oolprod 'thu > lound dead on tho roadside. I Vom tjio evideuoo obi ai nod it upih'Uv; t tnt tj his name wa? ii .orv Wilsen, a tptt? anton Mr. A. .1 JVii'vlbes ?> ai i hi?j:ypV plantation wwi of l?einiijifsv||l?| that ho with . oothpv (Vom lim I'uiiOo placo had bern eutring v ?d tor n par i y at Dillon; (.linton t-ii onlay morning af(m^_giittit^U-8j pp?.Y bf fuss X.i.hoy'8(arted foi* hoii They gotten across Ibo lino iii .. )1 arl boro when Henry got too toll to travel and his companion left bini on the road side, whero hp ww found dead. His iuniily sent ont n scarohing party Monday nix I ilioso gayo his name to tho Coron et i For Salo Cheap. One 2 horjd wagon in god 6 i'd er twp sots Single Harness, m:o o;j< ii l*nggy i? go id ->rder, can be I) mg! t ch cup tor ibo cash. H. C. ! . -.>. Mn FARMs'n : Wo proseht you with an opportunity lo ?eturo t Ito b"8t agricultural papor pu bilah (id nt 250 por your, ouo fourth thc aubsotip? t?o? pjico. Tile National iVgrioultur 1 EeyioW ofi'ora ila roedora ovor 20 noimm' . 1 opdrt meuta among which ore clio J' 1 .vii.4. AguuuUurn, Horticulture, Tho ]> Horseman, Tho Shcphord, Tho I Tho Cuttle Broedor, Tho Fancier, Ttjo Poultry ?ard, Tho Veterinarian, Tho Apar lary, Farm and Ganlen Notos, Th? M u kotB, The Grange, Inquiries ouii Aili ii iflj Experionco Deptrtnv3iib, l?oi?iol) iii ii tal Ohildrou'a Department* Thia piper will ooiitnin everything il tntoront to the funner nod th J J"v n>.. . ' ?? household, anti overy funnor should laka, advantage of this very Hhernl 1 (foi :. ; ? flond tn bia subscription nt 0000. Every accepting this offer within th ? ?\ r . h d?ya will bo fient their ohoioo pf tho r : lowing booka, which should bo ii UV ry farinera house: ' Family Doo > "llorao and Ciiltlo Doctor," '.? '\-\ Poultry Koopor," ''Guido to PloroonHiiro.'' OJO book mid Tho Nittonil A trt?uHnVal Review ono year 250., all four ?inj . a the Nm ional Agricultural Review ond < $oc ' or tho pap ir throe mouth 1 <. 1 chi iou. Add rosa Tub NATIONAL AGIUCU?.TUHA'. tuv: . \yt Wuahlngton, )% C. ON (ho fir will sol j fh.u.'Mb'i : Hui ! o> risk, y .1 lo av)nj? II coonil ?-i i? o ?hi :dj* WxXy 1 ph mino on or ..t.M-uuipthih. ''.''?': . u, . . ... .soi U?.'iti h hy 'o hC?p|c}l'' ii ii hu<i\\u? MiUiyrdouieV* ii'?.ii a S! iiiluivibi:g'n'Kl>0 ijjf i'i('.l!)il.!r l'co.r lurViHiup. Ci lidien ?ilib lt ?Ol'' endorse >. D '.iBros; 80* Fresh Mince Men!, dan berry Sauce, and Apple Bu 1er ol W. M. Rowe's. ESTATE SALE NOT?CS, at Monday In March, 1 .>>0 f noll to tho highest biddot 1 >v ii-jif, bofore tho Court Houso door, uni li'g U'g?l ?<alo boura, Ono Judgment va T, ht, " ' " ?-said Judgment amounting to al and being ibo only n?sofi of tho . turo )i tho lute 0. W. Dudioy hoing add il said cVtato, IDA DU DIV' Jtin'y 2.|, 1901. Ad ' . CHf??on ifieekinsv Drayago anti Hauling of Every Kju-js, ISoth Iii mid iUtt of To R. Ii. Freight a Spatially Lumber, Bribie, Simd, PinoVttaw, o.? Cottci , Cotton Seed, Fortilleon, : Also <WjHt\<t?n IMowljbft'. ?igir All oidora lett with F. ?. ?S iV. ? Rowe will rcccivo prompt nttontioi:. Notice of Final Disclmi - Estate of T H. Bethea HAVING filed my final return as Admiin Utratrlx of tho Estoto of T. II li >o . deoonecd, with tho Ilonorablo Ju :?; ol Probate for Marlboro oounty, NOT:< : ll heroby givon that I will opply to enid U tul on Tuesday tho 19U1 day of Maro! i<joi, for Lotlora Dismlasory m ail) Adm! lUttu trix. B H. BETHEA, Aqia'x. Fob. 19. 1901. Notice, of Final Discharge1.. ICSTATF. OF if. M. Ff-KTOIIBU. ?WINO tiled my final return Ad minisiralor ol' tho Estate of L'. M. P?oiehcr, deceased, with'tho Upt?Orabio Judgoof Probate for Marlboro ?jbuniy', Notice i* hereby given that I will iipply to said Court on Tuesday t ho - 6th d.\y 0/ ?March for goiters Diytnissory as sal? Ad? ministrator. J. A. FbliTCII?R Fehnnry I. 1001. Ado "HE largo brick store rooontlv ri copied by tho Hardware Co., Also tho up>-3trtiiM 0/tho satiie-/!'A |2(). Elegant local foti. * Ai.so an pl.egijnt (J room Ootlagi in a desirable part of town. PosseBiaor. immediately. Apply to P. lt, Breedon. Legal Notices, NOTIOE TO OREDITOBS, KSTATR ?F A W. QPIOK. A IJTJ porsoos having ol alms against tlc Kilato of A. W. Quick, doct'ased. Will proecnt thora dilly attested lo'tb1: ^ndjuviiined within tho time requited ly low. un i ol) porsonA indoblod to sud OJ ? tato munt erratum tho' sqimo nt once. HI ?/fc Pf?AR-?. Alto^ viammry P? lOflU 7 Noihe of Town Election, NoTJOJ? ia hereby given tbot nn Moodon will bo hold o? the 9th day of April rooi, lu tho OourVIIoui'a for tho purpose or ending a Mayor and four Alderoiou for (lie Vown of Bonnottavilh) to 83r'vai for tho term ot Two YoaM, O. S. McOAL-L, Mayor. JYi>. i?;th 1901, Hoiioe of Registration of Voters NOTICE ia hereby given that the Booka o ' lleglstrutloa Is opon for tho purpooo of Ktigletoriofl; the votora of tho Town of btinnoiUiyUlo and will olouo on tho 5th day of April iqoi. Tho fallowing aro entitled Ui bo rcgietorod : Oltbone of tho Btnto for 2 yca$ Oouuty for 1 yoor, Town of Ben net! 'V ile 4 momba, uud nob couviotod of my ( f tho orTcuoos enumerated In the Act Q. B BARR?TT, pel). s? 'Oot . Town Supervisor. Nutiee to Contractors. ^Oi'j?M hereby given that ?ho X'4' lionrd of County Oommisf ioncrs of Marlboro pounty will from now until the l it day of Maroh rccoivo bids for tho cut iirjg and making of a canso way and nco deny bridges noross Naked Creek for (lie highway now being laid out from J D. Moo e's placo on tho S?ago Road t^l the Itockingham llou.J.. Tho eroding to bo ut a point designated on plat whioh mtii bo peen on application to tire County Supervisor. Tno Hoard ro?orvos tho rti'ht to rcjaot any nud all bids M. K COWARD. Supervisori hob 7 1901. Stockholders Meeting. H KA o, Tho Stockholders of the S Paolfio Itnilway Company havo for tu? . d yoara past failed to hold tholr an imuul mooting na required by the by lasva of <<nil rt Oompnny ; Now a apeohil racetiog < t t)ie Stoekholdora of said S 0. Paoiflo y ia horoby called and will bo hold in I! monaville, S 0, on the Wedheeday 1 day of Maroh nose nt 12 o'olcok, St.. '"or tho purpoao of o)cotlng a Board of Int....i.ord and transacting any other busl !ie;.s i bat may bo proper. MOOALL, W. A. LASH,. Scoretary. Pr:eldout, ?-'mruary 4, 190t. !Dor>'t You want Some? M?. P. S. SLubbs has about 30 bushels of choice Cotton Seed selected from largest stalks of i in ? roved Texas wood variety of A . ears improvement, that he will sell to those who want bini ce seed to increase tho yield wirti less cost. Write him at Olio 1 x> .> r Tax Returns. Remember there is no exteir sj t with the County Auditor. Tli i penalty attaches after the ?Oi.h on all returns not made : bcd pre that date. Ile has finish his round, and is now daily io his office in the Court House. - > him before the 20th. Ko?h>? i?)ys?pcs>s.ia. ?Cure ".T'lnwrts wlUYt you cat," UKs it?\0 tiromo Qamine Tubltls earn h "ld ia one ' iv, Nu-Cit rb'. N>> P.iy Price 2;?: 11 i Ki Hogans Reliable Hams" and ?IVrdti?fs'sfc Bacon ' can always be I ii.nod' IVoBh at F. E. & W. M. Rowe ! A Wealth of Hmm ty Ia often hidden by unsightly Pimplos, j Ik/., m ?, Tcttor, lflrysi polas, Salt Uhoum, UucklcVs Arnica Salvo will glorify : .0 hy curing all Skin Irruptions, Ul 0 Cots, BtUUcs, Bums, Boils, Folons, : 11.*. arid worst forms Or Piles. Only a box. UuarantOod. Douglas & Bro. I Kc rio! Dyspepsia Cure ""Olgests what you eat.'* j fi ?it tor than Evor. M r. Will M. Breeden, is still '..tiiliojr selling the famous stalk i ; 11 r. Ile made some improve in on ts to the machine, and those I iiooctnig them can get them, and tbo^b having them alreody can sociiro any repairs needed, .hi ve ry farmer should have one or iv?ore at work now Doth makers nnd choulutorsofcounter f? if i commit fraud. Honest tuen will not i loee) Vii von into buv?og worthless counter f its ol' t>owittt'n Witch Haz-il Salvo- Tho ' ?ginni ts infallible for outing piles, sores, jaoztuia and all hkin disease**. Douglas) Hie?. V un JCnow What You nre Takln? Wheo y o? aro tako ?rovo? Tasteless Chill < foule bncau?cj tho formula ia plainly given on-every h -ttle showing that it is simply Iron ?i i .?-ii ni no in a tasteless form. No CHOC-- n.'pay Prloo 50. Try Ritters flavored soups arid BONI on Baked Beans with To mato -sauce only 10 oonts a can. H is lair at F. E. and W. M Howe's. il .von ;,2vo evor seen a ohil 1 in tho .'ony id (-on)) you cnn realizo how grate fuli moi her? oro for Ono Minute Cough I Ct??o which gives rojiof'na soon ns it h i ii JminiMi i .id, It quickly euros coughs, colds, ami ill throat and lung troubtos I) ?ll j?htrj Iii'09 .-. rai* ?ljjiialii/e ls on < ?cry box of tho genuine laxativo Bromo ?Quinine rabiota tho renedy that cures a fold lu ono tiny ? 1 !. j) t soi>s arc he/ehy warned not to ?V irespas? on any of bylands in Marl boro county, either walking, cutting tim ber, hunting- straw, Or .to.fisjt or hunt 1 will pros'. cute all who violate this notice, M6v..ao, 1900. . , V..F.' RVHtt?TT. m w. Bu??i?tti . D Attorney a> J^aw, B. nnott^v?llo, S. O. O?ioQ on t'arl/ngfoh fltr??t hoar PoBtuI fMtyft ('*f;i*j . '$$$$9* 1800? 8PK0UL' NOTICE! I will bo in my-office from 10 n. m. to 3 p. m., tvery jMouday oud Satur day whilo the p?blio schools aro iq session. Persona communicating with I mc by 'mail mu prenso address mo at Tatum ?talion. W. L. STANTON, Deo. 21,1000. ; O. 8, IO. -?y Thoro id no pleasure in life if you dread gosog to ldc ttildo i ?'Vat and can't rest ut niaitt on account ot' indigestion. Henry Williams, 'Of BOo ivtllo, Ind., sayd be sufforod'that way for yearn, till ho com' monood tho U<e of Kodol Dyspepsia dure. and adds, "Now I cnn oat anything I likoand all 1 want and sleep soundly overy ninht." Kodol Dyspepsia (Juro will digoht what yo? eat. Douglas Bros. THE NEWYDRKWORLD TRIOE-A-WEEK KniT'tON MiMOUT A D Alli Y AT THE PRIOaU OF A WEMCLY. Tho piosidontial campaign is over hut tho world goos on jual tho hamo aud it is full of news, To learn this hows, just ns it is-promptly and impaJtiully-all that you have todo is to look into thoooluians of ThoThriccsi-Woek lidition of tho Now York World which o nue? to tho subscri ber 150 rimos a year. Tho Thrieo a Week World's diljgonoo as a 1 publisher of ii rs t news has pi ven it circulation wherever tho ISuglish hm guage is spuken-and you want it. Tho Thrice ti-Week World's rogulnr subscription price is only $1.00 per year. We offer the World and Democrat both ono year for $1.05. Tho Dost 1'ropavatlon for Matac?a; Chills and tfovuv la a bottle of Grovo'o Tasten? Chill Tonto It is ?imply iron and quiuiuo in n tasteless form. No euro-nc pay, Prioo ??oe When you want prompt noting little pills that hover gripo uso Dowitl's Little Karly Risers. Douglas Bros. Hiodol Dyspepsia Cure "DlocBts what you eat?" Warning Notice. ALL porsons aro boroby warned not tc trespass on auy of ray lands in Marl? boro o.ninty oithor by bunting, fishing, out* ting timber, battling straw, walking riding or ot li er wi so; I will prose out" all who vlot lato this notioo. J. h. Coxs:. Otobsr i, 1900, ILTON \fohAURIN7 Attorney at Law and Probato Judge. Oillco in Court lloma?. I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF MARLBORO, COURT OP COMMON PliKAS. The Gray Lumber Company,"a corporation duly chartered un der the law of North Carolina, Plaintiffs, against I. N. E. Allen t\nd Alex. S, Ba con, copartners .trading in the name and style of Ii N.* E. Al lon & Co. " , Not. ?orVo?. IV. '.MK l u.:TN:: \.\TS. L Nf V, \\\un un? ? h's H. Bacon, on'par{.n?r?. t ratling i ,.'nu "jv>.&; . I.,v,0^ N.Hv Y'M-.m t /">;.? 7.// $ianj:?Q)H<l??? r?n'ti.r cjd to iiii-Wi t Hu-earn 11I11 i 111 in ibis aeii'm, rt hieb i- filed in thc oilioo ol'tim Cloik of ih.fl Ooui,< ol (.Jomni jn PI"!? in wtui U>v lim Cuu?iy und t?tulo alomsiiid, and lo servo a copy of your answer oh t lift sub scriber at his ofliooio Bonnctlsville, 8. 0, within twonty days niter ibo service here of, exclusive of tho day bf such'service ; and if you fail IO unswer tho complaint within the timo aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this notion will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded tu tho complaint. T. W, BOUCHIER, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated December \d, A, D., 1900. [SEAJ..] J. A. DRAKE, Clork. To //to Defendants. L N. 10. Allon and Alex. t?. Bacon, partners trading io (ho name and stylo of I. N. E Allon Co. IMoaso tako notice that tho Complaint in this action, ot'which tho (oreg linc is n copy, was lilod in thenflmo ol the Cleik of tho Court of Common Pleas for Marl boro County in said Suto, nt Ben nette ville, on tho 181 h day of*December, A, D., 1900. T. W. BOUCHIER, Plaintiffs Attorney. Benncttsville, S. 0. Annual Returns of Properry. COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, Bonnettsville, ?. C., Deo. 1, 1900, \|OTIOE U hereby given that this offl?o pg will bo opon from tho (st day of Jan uary to tho 20th dny of Fubruary 1901, for tho purpose of receiving tho Roturns of tho ToXpnycru of Marlboro county. All porsonn having proporty in their poa ?oaaions, ae Owner or Holdor, or aa HUM oand, as ?aront, Guardian, Truatoo, Admin* latrntor, Accounting Officer, Agent, Attor noy OJ Vaotor, on tho ist day of January 1600, uro required to List tho samo for Taxation within tho timo required by law, or inour tho penalty of 50 por oent, willoh attach ca in onao of faUuro to do so. A poll tax of Ino Dollar ia hld npon all mule porsoor. between tho ago of 21 and 60 years, *;xoopt, poraons who aro maimed and unnblo to earn a support. Tho Auditor or an Assistant will ottond at the following . pumos in tho Oonxty an the day? mimed for tho convenience pf the pablo: . lied Hill, Ooxo's Storo, Tuoeday January 8, 1901 Monheim, ' Wcilni shty, January 9, 190t Brownavlllo, Billow's Storo, Thursday January 10, IQOI Hebron, Church Mondoy January 14. 1901 Clio, Tuesday January. 1 j, 1901 Rod Bluff, Mills, Wednesday ' Januory 16, 1901 MoQa)), Thprcdny January 17, 190t Tatum, ?'d?>y January \k% igqf NowtODBVille, Saturday January,J9, 190t OrlghtsvlUo, V. 0. Tuosdny January 22,1901 Oulck'e Storo, Wednesday January 23,19 )1 Kcllooka, Thursday Januory 24, 1611 My Ofiloo lu Bontiatt?v.lllO will bo op-n during tho tlrno preeoirlbbd by law, from January ist to Fobruary aoth 1901, whore putlco In Bonnottavllle and those who fall to Rotum at the eov?ral appointments eau bo accommodated, E. ? CARLISLE, Andito? Marlboro County,' ?pi-:, 1 : .. ./, ;.'?(';?-.-i If you wish to. giyo your friend o? BEipAL .?on CHRISTMAS PRESENT I can SUIT YOU in something JJ s e f u 1, Aa well as O minnon t al. . * J When I soy I HAVE THE BE? ?m BENNETTS VIL LE, You wit lt.-; COME AND LOOK? I Yours to please Benuettsville, S. C., Nov. 27, . ^TLftNTI? COASTUNEHAIlROftD' . 01USON TO OOIAJMWA. . f.BAVK. AIUUVB, 6 45 a. m, Gibson, io io p. m. 7 ?o BotmottBvlllo, 9 17 8 02 Darlington, 8 25 9 25 Sumter, 6 40 5 45 P. U>? Columbia, 1055 a.m. ameoN TO OIIAKLESTON. I.KAVB. 6 45 a m, 7 ?O 8 02 9 ?5 4 49 P. m. Gibson, Bonnottsville, Darlington, Floronoo, . Charleston, AIUUVB, io io p. m. I 8 25 7 55* 12 45 FLO?IRNCB TO WADBB110RO, ti El AVK. 8 45 n. ra. 9 20 ?I 30 Florence, Darlington, Ohoraw, ARUIVB 7 00 p. m. 6 29 S IS f. M. EMERSON, IX. M. EMERSON, Trafilo Mnnagor, Ass't. Gen Paes, Agt, J. It. KENLY, Gonoral Manager. We Feed ?i Hungry? WirKN in town 11? (1 you want a good inoul, rmnem'mr wo can pervo you. A gOv,J meal for 25*. Restaurant north of Ibo Market. 1 , D J. BRAYBOY. m I HOW ABOUT YOU H wsw OB: m ff fl M ? i ',; i'.? .?i. "V'.K. evrVVet' 'iimi? > Ordo jon ii'nyo (o'iot iv cvwy (wonty four JmiiN? i/o youl know what ?Mo um Mor with il'} llrh'K it to ino lind k t mc pat Itv tn oorr?ot.| linu?-Uotp'm; eivdor. It nviy bc ditly ami need churning It rh.ny bavo a cog broken, It niny bavo a sorow looao, or it may only] need, regulating. Bring it to mo and no mattet; what nib it, I eau put it. in Hi ?it. class condition My olwgoe aro very mod ora'0 and tho work will bo donp promptly. I ropair Jowolry and Olooks,' two Gunn ?nd Pistols. For anything in my line eeo mo. ' I oan and do meet all competition. 0. OT. PEARSON, Jewolor and Repairer/ PATENTS GUARANTEED Our fee returned If we fall. ? Any one sending sketch and description of any invention will frouiptly receive our opinion free concerning he patentability of same. " How lo Obtain ft Patent" sent upon request, Pntent9 Recured through us advertised for sale nt our expense. Patenta taken out through ua receive special noHce, without charge, rn TH? PATBNT Kiicono, nu illustrated ami widely circulated journal, consulted by.Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREB. Address, VICTOR 0. EVAN8 & 00. (P&tcM Attorhcys,) Evana Building, WASHINGTON, D. 0. S 1 il ll IJ UlllJU ll 1AJU111IA! AT Till? OLD STAND Annd Prepared to Hil nt Short Notier - Orders for - ? yi?rc t ti v.n 0 \1 Mir ii ?. Sash, Doors and Blinds, AT BOTTOM PUIOKS, Wo sell no shoddy work, br mias-fitfl. Shops on MoOoll titrent near n'*ldouee, S. F. POWI3?IK, Jan 31, 1898 Bonnott fi ville, 80 0. TRADE MARK? 0K8ION8 OOPYRIOHTd AO, Ipwfi1"wt^w7?h??t sketch mid description n\tyf inion froa wlictitcr.nu onttC'io. Cotnniutilta. ll an (Iii o ok OU l'a tv u t S . iy for aocurlnttjMWiUr. 1 iah winn ? co. reeolv? 3tmr?o, in tho A Imndsomoly illustrai dilation of any flfilv " .trAt?d jtocVlr. ?^?tWtilf; OtuiflO lnunial. Torrn?.?Sa r: four months, tl. Bold byan nowfldcniora, !UNM&Co.361Bron^N6wYp Branch ornoo, CK V St., Washlostton, I>. O. ' ''PUE uhdorslgdod would rcapobtfully in 1 form ids friends and tho pnbllo geno rally that ho bas ?p?rmd a cont BARBER SHOP iu the now Briok building tiexUo tho "MAUMIOUO IioTitii/' and ls prepared tonorvo thom In bettor style n?d oomfost thftn over boforo, Bnt<afaotP>vi guaranteed. Wi^i ST?Ml?? ; N. ll,-1-Gents oioth??g neatly, ropftitod and olc&ned hy hi? wife. m ?REl ft ; A surma UND or . ?ROOM SUITS, 4 0U1FFON?.KE8, , WARDROBE^, BIDEB?ABDB, EXTENStON DINING ' ; TABLES, GH AI US, ; MORRIS CHAIRS, ROOFERS, '. ELASTIC FELT MATRES&ES N ; At 80.00. ST AND MUTTIEST STOCK I Agree with Mo Whon Yon Seo 1900. pfflIC AND UM? UMIM), iii OONDBNSl?D BCIlKOOLii. In Effect Maroh 26, 1890, Routh Hound Daily No $2 MAIN LINE North * Bound Daily ? No 53 . 6 50 p ra 3 5? P '? 3 45 P m . 2 30 p m 12 42 p in 12 13 p m u 55 o tu II 07 a tn| io 36 a m io 09 a ra 8 45 a m Ar . Wilmington Lv Lv Fnyottovllle Ar Av Fayetteville Lv Ly Sanford Lv Lv Climax Lt Lv Greensboro Ar Ar Grepntboro **Lv Lv Gtokesrtido Lv Lv Wal ont CJovo Lv Lv Kural Hall Lv Lv Mt. Airy Ar 9 OO ft Kl 12 io p tn 12 28 p pi ? 43 P 3 44 P ?? 4?5P? 4 25 p m 5 12 p ka 5 44 P ,? 6 13 p m\ 7 34 P-m South Bound Daily No 64 BENNETTBVILLE North Bound , i Daily No 6? Vi* 8 DO u m 9 07 a m 9 35 a m io 20 a m io 40 a m Lv BenuotUVille Ar Lv Maxton Lv Lv Red Fnrln^s Lv Lv. Hopi Mills Lv At Fayetteville Lv 7 ?5 P n? 6 15 p ia 5 35 P m 4 53 P 4 33 P ?a No 46 South Bound Mixed Daily ex Sunday MADIGON BnAKOit No 47 ; Nar th a Bound . MtxCd : Daily ox ; Sandoy& 5 30 p ralAr Rnmeeur Lvl 6 40. a n> 3 50 p mjLv Ohmas Arl 8 7.5 n IA 7 40 P nl Lv GrccuuboTO Ar 9 17 a ITO 7. 30 p nil Air Ou.ot (itoro Lv 9 35 s, m 1 (5 p. m Lt? S?oke?Hlalc Lv 11 07 ? \~~.. ^ 12 30 p mj; v Miulhon At 11 55 n . OokWdit?dtiS -Vi. r.<.yfrM'.vt;tt. Y,tiri Atlantio'" Coiiflt Lino, nt Maxton : with typ tim ell*. Ooatmt liailroad, nfc Red Spring? .with tb* Rod Seringa aticVBowraore railroad, ?1 Sab:;: ford rv (Mi4 tho Seaboard Air Lino, at Gulf with tho Durham and Ohatlotto Railroad, ' ' afc Greonboro with tho Southern Railway Company, afc Walnut Cove with tho Norfolk and Western Railway, J, R. KENLY, GoVl Manager. 'P. M. EMERSON, Trafil? Manager, -H. M. EMERSON, Gott'l PasB-Agca? O O OF J. w. MOELW;EE, -'B.EN.NETTSVILLE,- S.O. I HAVE recently moved my. : Mnrblo Works from MoColl t* Bonnettftville. and for ihe*pros-' ent nm looitcd uuar tho .Depot? and occupy tho *MoCaH-JBriefc' " Warehouse, whore I will ho pleased to continue to supply all wa?lr needed in my lino to tho pooplo of Marly boro and adjoining counties Partiop find* lng it more couvcuiont con have their or* 'dora tilled from my yard at Dillon, 8. C Designs, estimates and piicoR furnished application Cleaning and resetting mon* unmnts und tombstones a rpecialty. ; Thunkiog tho general publio for pact patrouo?o I respectiVilly tolicit a eontinV uanoo of tho samo in the future. Vory respeotfully, J. W. nnoELWE^v W. W. PATE. MANAOER. .Tannnrv 22, 1900 Throe Barbers! Three OhdrelF Everything l^rat-Clm?, / SALOON ON MARION STH&KT./ EA8Y CHAIRS, CK??^HAVJB? BEST OF HAiycXJTS 1 Chil?Jron re?oive spacial attention I eiiher nt the 8h"|f?t their house. Your patr>*fa{?e anUeiied. J, A? &RACE, Buritok nENNR'r'rsvn.riK, e. o, Digests what you ea*. Itartiflcially digest* tho looa ami nldg Naturo in Btronothonlng ?pd r?coft Btructlna tho exhausted ?lgofltlve?r* guns. lt ls tho latest discovered dl?e?i? ant and tonic. No othor preparation can approach it in eflloloncy. lt in* Mck neadaoho, G^nralgia.Orfi pick Headaoho, Gtt'st'rftigia.Cfawipsftnd. all other rc8ul ts ot Imperf oct (llgeetl?ri. Prepared by e. C. DoWl?T- A?O^etfm^ Donging Broa, drug ktyrc. trl)?fAtKWii%^ 0ttb?oripllor.i Vt lb* ?*t??t Hmr4. iVwlMfUMV l^tlnt?