The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, March 08, 1901, Image 3
4?M XtriOWN - -v - . mutor.
^ Friday, Mar?n 8, 1901.
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Bix mouths...50
Throe months............ .25
PXSNAND 3CI880MUIAPI?8
Tho Btato Medical Assooiatjop
moot? at Florence next month.
JMdgo;5Br?wley'?fl ..holding the
XJ. 8. Court at Florence this week.
The fruir growers of Georgia
speak .q??cjftr|igirigly., of ,a.( good
prospect Tor 1901. 1
Mrs. Oarrlu 'Na'tioD,' the Kansas
bottle sitt&?ho.r, \ wns.out of (frison
only a day on bond, then went
back.
, tfho snow fall of the 23d ult., at
O har les tq ??.waa, i tl^e . ^econd ,?? .fino ly
in 60 yoars, ana tho truck tarin*
ers> sulTored.
Charleston failed to get congross
. to givo her fiSa^O. fprJter^?x^o
oition. She will hove to"go Khoad
^ .without it. |y&? xAy^mj
A Paris man adopted a,unique
Way of S&tfjpKjmpt' MsJuMier*
in-law. ^He^gof K div^ro* fr?ni lils
wife- and married her.
The Standard Oil Company IR
going for the oil lands in Texas.
An ago nt has already leasnd 150,
000 acres ns a starter.
Tho ;^<?8D7l?MKhw,olit?r?h~1t?
Hocktngham has a strong team of
Ruling Elders-a Goodman and a
Dollar-with go?dm^n a?il dollars
any ohuroh snomd: prosper.
. A Plymouth, Mass., pastor has
. hit' tho hftnnv njPnrtpnlarj^iHg
his ohui^gMtiitf?oWng tmm
. serving coiTeo and sandwiches at
tho Sunday oveuing services.,i)g??
The ^mprjenu boil, otando wj^l
in M?s4pyiS}|?%v?Qro;'' she turned
out la?t .^ttr*jO?;009.;0()jfi;J.pounds
of ?hick?n m?at, 3^,875,000 eggs,
which brought m.about $12,000
ooo. W ? w J?>;?:- '
Congressman, .Norton, has been
named for one of the Commission''
ors1 for thc St. Louis Exposition.
We hope ho will ^'?VSU?cessful. He
will mako a good one. Norton is a
vV worker. , . a
Governor McSweeney has sorao
grit in Iii? craw yo ly and io still
holding up tho free pass grab. It
... is hoped he will continue to hold
and provo hi^.atron^gth^to tho peo
Au Indiana man wants a pension
boeh.ueo ho pent. n substitu? tc
l\<>\\i, the ?cinilji A'VWy cot? Hin
vlsi m ians ?oo^su f-hbap of & ?ooti
' ";iuftnv vvlo ar/: .<'?<.?.*.. . ) .' ?,0
.ile foug&k.byjnoxy tiiid .hov' did
not light at ail.
' FROM DRAKE.
Drake Aoadei^y baa been un
der the 'ffj/j$?$A?n$? ?pf Misa
Sallie Drake for past few mon
ths.
Mr. J. I. Hogers has purchas
ed a lot of sheep.
. Mrs. J..C.\Drake has been
teaching at Ebeneser for some
time. ' . ' v..
Chills and fever have not
been troubling our neighborhood
as did few months ago. .. . .
Mr, and Mrs.'1flu#ghis buried
an infant at Parnassus last week.
Mrs. Jenkins who has been
suffering.^.j4w5i?>? ^closed lie^
eyes in a^&daat^e^
laid to fcfi?t-?'tair?ay ?mVi?ing'
at Parnassus.
G. 5
March 4, 1901.
FlfepXttNASSUS,
Farmers are busy as they us
ually aro aVthis sertsom-.
Mr. Q,.,GA| Bruce's acliool at
Bio nbc int has closer! atid several
of the boys from Blenheim ?School
are now with Mr. Jones Sullivan
at Parnassus.
Several ladies'ipf itjia,j? poighbojr
hood attended a splendid dining at
Mrs. J: C'Campboll's some days
ago'-they report a vory pleasaiit
'day. .
?trs. J. lt. Townsend spent sev
eral days last week with lier sis tor
Mrs. Honnio Rogers Ellerbe of
Marion. . \ '<-.-, ( '$f\\ r :
. ? vojy pleasant is?c:ablo was
given some nights ago at tho
onto of Mr. W. Z. Rogo rs.
. Afr. F. E. Rogers and sister
?pont last Saturday night at Mr.
J. T, Donaldson.
Soino foiks still have chill and
fever.
Mrs. Jenkins was buried at Par
nassus last Saturday morning.
Bro Bcardt?tatl a. largo congre
atson at his lest appointment,
is flock lovo him and manyf'par
nest prayers go Heavenward for
him.. ij{
The first Quarterly Conf. Tor
Blonhoim Circuit will be held at
Parnassus Mar 9: 10.
Polegates have been oleoted to
the Dist, mooting ot the W. F.
M. Socio ty to bo hold in Marion
April 12, 13, 14.
??nrch4; 1?01-. . C.
il
JsW*Champioii Dime Chewing
tobacco 8o per i))ug at
"..McGiitroy's.
OLIO OOKRESPONDENO?M
Item* otl&torestS*r?m This Hutt
Mux Little City.
"Sorno booka uro Hos from ?od to ead,
An A Bom? great lies woro novor ponued,
Kvon oburoh inorabei? thoy havo boon
known lu holy ropturo
A louring He at timoa to tell, and oall lt
. Borlpturo." ''
Hut I am goibg to give you a true
history of the oldest man in tho South,
(juiui'Y Po LB TON byname, vhs
lives witt) his son on tho Plantation
of Mr. Jas T. Covington 2} miles
from Clio. Mr. II. B. Mouroe was
kind enough on Sunday A. M, to
drivo mo over to see this old man who
has lived in tinco cou tur its. Sunday
thoro was preaching at our elm rob
but I thought 'hat it would bo as good
a way to Bnond the beautiful Sabbath
morning in going to talk with the
vonernblo old lonodPmo man. ; lie is
old.and gray; hu loves company. \V hy
nut try to brighten his lifo i t wo can
I feel that I. have lost nothing by
going. I have known Mr. Polston all
my life, and I notico that my looks
too aro intermiogled with the gray.
Tho old man talked i otc li go nt ly with
mo rubout??U.JJWtjifer as voll ns tho
future. Hts midd is clear, his mern
ory good. He was born in Marlboro in
what itt now called Smithville; so you
see Smithville can claim tho honor ol
raving tho,, birth . pince ot' tho oldest
j .man in tho'Bouthorn States. Posked
Iii ni who^wns his first/wifeiv lie' said
hor name was Nancy Gandy, from
.QhCBt or field county. I noked him how
many; /childien he Was tho father ot.
Nineteen he said, but had been twice
married. Woro you in tho war? He
said no, ho was too hold,to go, b.vM
he remembered three wars. Said that
they like to havo gotten him in one
but ho did not roraemboi whioh ono.
Ho ueod to seo people making balle
whon ho wini a* young man " 1 think
ho rofe red to tho war of 1812 He
was born in Feb. 1789, wbich'raakoa
him 112 years of age. I don't think
there id any doubt about the correct
ness of his age.
I was talking this A. M., with hu
son, Mr. Chas foison, who ii? 72 year?
? of ago and a great grand father him
self. Jorry Poleton Jr , another sou on
', (vu'pso head the'frost of more than 65
winiora have fallen, tells mo that I am
corrects ^ ?t;s d'ebPepdcnts served well
and honorably "iii the lost cause: Lott
of the old''Sbfdters know this to lie
true. Thoi runrunea are not found oi:
tho anoajs^pf court except ope. ]
asked tho ola niau if bo had ever been
in court? Ho said np, that ho iodioted
'a man about 75 years ago for tearing
up his pig pen .and ho was drunk He
?ai.di.he always .obeyed the laws of hu
country. What au example for s>me
ot OB here? Ho said he had been using
tobaccojabout 95 years I ara glad il
doesn't hurt people How about drink
iugliqu ir? Said he novor WAS drunk
but onco and he was a young mau
then. Would advise people to uover
take a drop. I thoo asked him if lu
oould remombor- . any notable thing
that happened in his youth? ' .He.said
J that ho Was married when tho g real
,S Sept?mbor storm o<*mo-that wa? in
, 1821* .(. uf?kt.'d I-mi i? bo wanta:, tc
Jlyo Any lo^gvrt lip Mid im, I niki
tiroit mid Iddwjpme,' i want to go tc
y reit,...- 1 said lire ypti ready, to go'
j ? (un Waltina Oil tits iljbrdi ' J
ftikod What\ wooli! toll thc people Iii
tho paper he said about . this. Tel!
them to pray,all tho lime and trust in
the Lord. How long haye you been fi
church member? "My ?am? has b?e?
- on the book 80 years but I havo only
i been a true member two years, and 1
thank God for that. I kuow 1 will b(
saved when I die/'
I havo a partial lint of his grand'
children, g.eat grand children and
others .that I cannot enumerate, bul
know of my own knowledge five gen
. orations of his own. that aro living ic
and arouuel bur town. I think they
will go over two hundred. His do
?cond?n ta are - aw ?biding hard work
ing, peacable citizens. Now this U n
truthful account-of thin remarkable
old man. He needs help to buy thc
things to e?tit.llat. the more favored 'pl
us do net appreciate; a nickle here r
-, nickel rt boro -w ill make Ina fow re
i .maining. dayn brighter and happier
Xi?te.-a?Mry and help this poor old
man (Who is only waiting for death)
to get the little things, he oraves tc
eat.
"Oli death I the poor man's dearest friend,
tho kindest and best ;
Weloome the hour my oged Umbu oro laid
with thee at reBt. ...
Tho great, tho mighty fear thy* blow from
pomp and . pleasuretarn ;
But ob, a bleut rollet to Ihoeo. tbat woro.y
. lndon mourn,"
Master Vance-, Bounds, of yqui
town, was the tlrst to sertd mo thc
name of tho author I asked for. Thc
book will go to him.
I will have t> let old "tiger" oil
this week. I think, hp has gone Rabbit
Hunting. Thoro is blood Cn the moon.
Let er gol ........
March 8, ?901. ' 4 J. F? 'McG.
Later News.
I have just been requested to say
that we are going to havo on Thurs
day night Mar; 14th a regular old fash*
ioned cake walk' by Ton professional
darky ea ko walkers, also a string Band
with minstrels. This is exclusively for
the whites it will ht held in Callum us
now Brick Store. Admission 25ots
Let all como and enjoy this enter?
tain ment. Good order will bo insured.
J. F. MoG.
DOTS FROM KEY.
Mr. Corkhill's eohool is pro
gressing very nicely.
The Baptist of this community
regret very much to give up thoir
pastor, Hov. Satterwhite.
Fire wa? put on a farm ono
day las week to burn off some
grass, when lt got beyond con
trol and did soma damage.
Mr. Thompson Allen, one of
the oldest m n in the county, is
?jetting on very well for one of
tis ??e. He went to church at
Brownsville just as longas health
would allow. He is now confined
to his home,-he is between 85
and 00 yeal s old.
March 4,1)01. B?
/PININGS mm IIEIUION.
Tho entertainment ot Hebrou ou,tho
0 veiling ot tho 28th ult, wac oartlod out
nicely. Tho night waa nu tctoal ono, bright
moooshlno and j nut cold enough to bo
pleasant. Tho people wero norry to borr
that Rov. O. B. Saith, who w?? to bc'.urc
on that ocoaslon, wa? BO u.nwoll that ho
could not'bo thom. R v. J. ?3 jBonrd bo*
lug present waa preened into ?orvloo. Ho
did not claim to be a lcoturor, but \t that
waa bia dobut, wo prodiot for him a brill!
r.nt oatcer tn tho teotuto Hold Ho puduly
abowod that tho germ was in him, nie; that
it only noeded au occasion to btlug it otto.
Wo will not attempt tb r??Uo a^y comp**
ri?on between what Mr. Bouid did, uuJ
what Mr. Smith would havo done could ho
have been thoro, bub wo will vuotnro to
my thia much : According to tho way K.r.
Beard excited tho ria b llttea 11 tho ? u ii
euuo, if tho Rev. Smith had hoon thoro ut.d
vdono any botter wo oan't BOO how tho peo
ple could havo atood lt.' Rev. Board ia a
x?uiuus advocato for tho oauto of missions,
and knowibg that he wa? prcesud to aervo
in this cause ho throw blmsolf Into tho
broach, determined that PO n oblo a oauso
?hqu'd not fall tor t.-,o waut of an adyoonto
After tho leoturo refreshments wero
cervid by tho ludios nf Hebron ; tho'sup*
ply waa abu nd nut aud tho pooplo m nui fel
ted their appreciation by tho way lu 'winch
t'roy partook'fof-^tbe V?udd*' buforo .them'..
Tho whole occasion was pleasant, and
the orowd Hogorod until a Uto hour Tho
uttoudanao was not aa - largo IVH baa been
borotoforo tho caso at Hebron on ouch co
otv 1 nm, but lt waa uppn tho whole a very,
ploaatng aucoeta, ' '.' . - v >'
Un Friday night February 22 1, tho snow
oropt in upon us uunwaros. ; Wo we'rosur
prlaed when wo looked out' Saturday ,morog
log and saw ovorythlng piloted in, purost
'w"hlto. Tho inquiry wira at on'oo arousod
about tho condition of tho wood -pilo. , What
la there - ftiul how shall wo got. .io it f And
happy wero oil thoso who woro provided
for it in tho way of fuel, Seo '.'
The euow did not remain with us long,
and tho formera havo resumed their work,
and tho ploughs aro moving briakly, pre
puring tho : aoil for tho uoar approaching
planting timo; ., ;
Tho sohool at Hebron ie moving on vory
1 nicely under tho nuperyKjics cf Miss ?r,!Ho
I II. .0 olio way, with Miss Alma II amor as
asaistaat. Tho average attoudanoa is good
I -HO mo of the largest of the males bad to
' draw out in ardor to till their places on tho
i farm. ,
1 ? Uufe'rlunatoly, or furtuoatoly (?) for thom
' tliey have to learn to work aa well aa so
1 eure tho benefits of ?ducation. ; und if they
[ caa got a praotical eduoatlou aud under
^ stand all tho m i nu lire of farm work thoy
' will be on n safe basia.
R*v. J. E Bjard, P. 0., of Bloohoimot.
' preaohoa at Hebron ono) a fortnight, aud
I ovory timo he proachea he allowa that ho
t hoe aomothlDg to say, aud that he koowa
, how to say it, and ho furuiahoa tho pooplo,
; with food for. solemn thought. Ilia motto
ia ''Tho S. O. Advocato in ovory Mothodist
. Homo," aud ho ia diligently working and
I praying for it, and bo ia succeeding admi
rably. Ito believes in tho "Assistant Fas?
j tor.'' UKO* qm SCRIMT SABPA.
- Mah 2, 1901,
\ More news from Hebron.
\STK arc haying beai?il?l spring wea.?
1 their upward |j?c larov.-is arc losing no
i time ii? pi;fij>ar|ng tor planting;,
k 'there '.was a largo? i-.r v.vd tn.vu usual
' at pfo.vchlng yesterday. Qur;pastb)vRcV.
.1 ?fi Mon rb ttlw,?ys';giv?s "us sonibthXpg1
, worth listening to il is sermons arc loll
L of divine truth.
, .The ladies ol the W. F. M. S. served
t Ircsh oysters in the Academy Thursday
night, but the crowd was small owing
\ to thc lACt that Rev. 0 . B. Smith, who
' had promised to lecture, was unable to
\ attend; however, Rev. Beard, who was
5 present, gave us aa excellent talk
Thc only child ot Mr. and Mrs H. B
Spears died this morning and will be
j buried at the Spears Ce nattery tomorrow
' morning at 11 o'clock.
. We are^glad to report that Uucle Joel
' Covington, who was sick last week, is
i out again. We, respect and honor thc
> old people ot our community, and we
. otten wonder if our young will know
how to appreciate life and its rcsponsi.
. bilities !
, Mr. Baxster Fletcher and his Miss
Carrie Fletcher ot McColl dined at the'
home of Mr Mrs KU Covington yester
' day.
1 The Juvenile Missionary Society his.
arranged to have public meeting next
, Sunday.morning, Mrs. D. H. Everett.
, who is Lady Manager, bas' prepared a
i nice programme, consisting Ot recitations
, music,. &c. Everybody invited
March 4, 1901. ? XXX '
March has begun her breezy
work.
Mrs. Paul Usher and,little
Lizzie May of Donoho section
aro spending a few-days with
Mr. J, O. Usher's family.
Sunday was a lovely day and
Rev. J. ?. Beard gave us a line
I sermon from Home ns 12, 1.
Mossi*s Usher and Manning
I ar?,prepared to do business at
Hebron now.
The Lecture by Rey. Beard
Thursday night was Enjoyed by
' us
Mrs. John Barren tine has been
very sick with lngrippe but is
improving now.
News is" scarce, and farm work
rushing with best' wishes and
good luck to all.1 ;
Sweet* Sixteen.
March 4, 1001.
' Stood ?oath on.
E. ?. Munday, a lagyor of Honrtoita,
Toxos, once Tooled a gruyo digger, . - Ho
?ay8/f '.'My brother was-vory Jqw with
malarial fever und j JU ndiee. 1 persuaded
him to try Elcotrio Bitters, and ho wax
Hoon much better, but continued thoir mo
until ho was wholly cured. . I am sure
Elcotrio Bitters savod hi? lifo." This
romody ex puls malaria, kills disease germs
und purities tho blood ; nids digestion,
regulates liver, kidnoyu and bowels, ouros
constipation, dyspepsia, nervous diseases,
lomnlo complaints; qiv?s perfect health.
Only 60o by J. T. Douglas k Bro. ; ,
Thoro ?3 no pleasure in lifo if you dread
gp8ng to thc table to cat and can't rest ai
night on account of indigestion. Henry
Williams, of Huonville, Ind., says ho
suffered (hat way (br yearn, till ho com
mencod tho usc of K od ol Dyspepsia Cure,
and odds, "Now J ono oat anything I
like and nil I want mid sloop wound ly every
oi?ht." Kodol Dyspepsia (Juro will digest
what you out. Douglas Bros.
Celebrated Canopy Flour full
patent ty, McGJlvraygs.
iSlIltllllliS
?>r.TVY?'..iu..?i ? vyt,
DEAHT'& JD0ING8.
Mr. ^Douglas Jennine ,te??? S?
t\\(f follow iiig t#0?; ra iii ' f?o* ii? Tv! ?ii
day morning, front Ins brtWlvbr ? ?v.
NVv^Beftt'-y Jennings, of !i)ot ?it,.
Mich.
? ?liittlo Beatty went, lo J<$ ifffll
?. lb tins cveiihip:, Marci. 3, J \ I ?} ;
-.. W. 1>. Jcunhii , i
7 and 8. yoars" ol?..
" f *
Tho Town of Mct/oll tnour is th?.
ilfiUli ,o.l lier K;^'li'?K \pby9lo?y ?.- lift:'.;'
idurlin, wl?iol?a?d event needreo Wed
nesday night. ^lie;Ye??a}n* aro to bo
taken t?'Luur^ bis nativo boni?).
. . .< .? ? * * ? v ,
Tho ninny friends of Mr. and M ra, ?j
W. Boyce Frofer, of our town, deeply
sympathize with them* In tho li o?
their infant daughter "PAT,*? on Wed.
ucsdny night at 8 o'olook, t\\Mv e. ?jo-vy;
^aged flv?
mOnttu?ibnd^dsyfl ^LUtl*-PAT WU'S'
days illness of pneumonia
tho SQ?pu.d .one of .toe. twlqp, und, o(
course ? little idol-the j Vy o'f mother's
heart. Tho blow ii a severo one, ai it
isthe ii? nt visit of the grim Reaper.
Tho -funeral services were V-M zt
Evergreen cemetery Tnufudpy ?ftt\ttfr
noon ut 4.80 o'clock.
Died ju Vxe T^V'h oi;T>UUirv. C .-ou
tbe everting" ot; Miirchi.ad,. t</?,.: lutle
BEULAH M;REA? infant daugltif:! ot at.',
and Mrs. ? A. McDaniel- cd ft vushu
and 1 day8---And Wa'S-brouglu m *k(V>!
.March-3,1 and wa? .laid to rest on,the
4?h in tile. Beavcrdam O?m.t<?ry to. .v.vah
the' Bes'urrectlon 'morning, wh?n Our
duding shat) rise again. Yes, we loved
o?r darl?ngrpcl ; but death always plu?ks
the 9\veetest,.<0ow.e.r-.;,-.-.W'. symp^iie
wtth thc .father, mqther and ichuivt;a In
the loss of ihcjtr. darlingjn't, but we sub?
tnit to the works' ol^an AUwii.i: Provi
dence. ' ?i ONE WHO LOVI.U Hfe'R,
? .A fi'OoU.J?UpplyiQ.f .tlto ooic:l?:v,
ted'Buises-Gai'de-n/$fre?,-all viii::
?et???, j'??i ?rriifecj.*'ni'- ".
Por Sale Ohe^p. ? >. ? (, ' .
One -2 horse wagon Iteg?'?? v?.Hr
two sots Single llari? ?.:.?<? ot?^'Jip^ft
Nuggy in good nrder, oap. 1}? ??jftghj
cheap for tho c?ohv
H. 0. $itoej$
Why One Man Succeeds aud His
Brother Fr..; ;.
Why does thia umn lueoeed itel th St
one-his twin brother- luii? SVh.i l*.i.cvr<j?;
John Stono, tor instaneo, tool all the
honora nt oollcgo. ..Before mlddlb life he
.jonqured-fortune and .i.m.-uiou.-' Ufa :^il8?
has all the ohurms of,K mimi an i ?bo vir*
tues ot'Loah. and tho s di l d<r.v'"5 ol b>in
If lie'writes a poor book u vy} ; 'by . t!)oj
hundred thousand; it'ho buV? villes of
lulling stock it SOUM% ont ofi Ight tho
next ady ; his chiTdrbb never di-,'^ ?t mc?slos
or tako to low copioany Ile ^""Si.'-ik-t
iog and laUghiug heaii?y \U\?- h - tip/
Comfortable world?io.to Nuor.h'pViuV^:,')?i
eoinfbrtiiblc, woiglib,4<by nyvh?9vb?t hoo>
Bul Iii:, brother full. . ux
OraV>h). ji'.~t ali bard woiiu'ui . nm* . ob
ably o'- moro able m?u.(.in??u;'.}b.'y mi?tjM
xlijha ?(cod chance-.: y.-: r';'J.i" nev.?)
:oncpj?rs :weyhh, noi-ibfiv .;. irv,- ha v
pint M- Yo; ho uhtay-i ha:< >, Jvllowio?)-. of
nu'ii ti nd '.v?muMj v. ho he \\
devout . and frantic,;li?.i< ?it)^?jt.iaiu?
Homo Journal.
But plan and work ?i* thov tn ty tlu'i^
ncvOr eau hoJp himjo t u'CU^. Why - pf
Every . rv.ador; of i Vfyh bm :>?/.ino jj I
.!? Every, -xr#dei'-of|t^is 'nm:.M/,ino,jb>!
known ono of this Brillilut. lov rblis'dh?v
'.Whom unmero?ful diiiitter
Followed last und lollowod faster''
to a miscrubio defeat.
Why did it follow bim.', Win? . i j
The' most* 'sulliont '^iampii of thirt
htratiKO. Jdindno^s of fbit^nC miy^hh
found iii tho fact that Sd: Pew 'ol' ?he Vblosi
aud ino^t popular statesmen in '.hiscoui/i
try havo atji.ai?ied to its eli o J tum?r...-.? . ^ ?j
Tho mei,ylio Svor?'idoiy of tn? vmb?ui'
havo holouged as,a ruj?,^ to that u j) ti ok V
company **hich wo ara'cpu -i h? To?/j
woro atlo," mugnotio thou*, Usually , oVe/"
rated by tho paoplo. but not mo of th,em
ever reached tho Whi'.o Hou?O.
What u picture.-quO group iWjf' \\:C??\-?
Patrick Henry, Oluy, Webber, l iycrnout'
Blaine j;
Kvih tho Oonfoderacy 'rn ?t.j?hovt liti?
chosj a plain'matter of {'net mo ti \U?
president ipst? a t of oitbor ot its' dwnj
igoda. IJCO abd Jackson. !
'God,**.sa1d ?"Abraham' f.'m. o':i 'ono*>.
'must love connpdnplaee -non. ,"?[<> jjiy^
them 60 much power in this w. hi
Looking baot, I find a euri jin ?amilv
likou?ss botw?cn thofO unlucky idol,
Pet Imps a olotci! ? con'side'r?tioi? , thouil
may holp us to solv'o our riddle..
An agod woman mppeaitnl ia.
I Trenton, N. J.yn fev; ajlti mo
and ?fi?.kt?d p et* m te < at f'..?,V),>u
hanged in place of a youn/v man
w;ho \vas to^eexeoutetl for\:n1?f*
der. She gave as a r??i??h-thai
when she was hanged her si?f'?
would return, take.?ji (t| S?w
in the young tnan, and lead b uri
in the right path. . But tim au
thorities seemed to th) i?\\< wn,.t
going in the^ight ip:i,h t ;. i
when heading" tor the gatWwni
and declined her requoati ' ..
Cold Advloa. .-j . ...
The outlook says.yoa wiHitot
be sorry for hearing Jjj$mffi;il0k
ing, th i oki ii before spelt K|t??
for holding an^?ngry t?h^ji?i iffot.
stopping tue oar to a tal?bt>?>.r<ir,
for disoelieving most of she
evil reports, for beih<j kih<l. to
the distressed, for beiliK lund to
everybody, for doing good to all
men, for asking pardon for -all
wrongs, for speakin'g/'ei'il oj'>K?
one, or bein^' courteous to ?Uv '
It is simply noti-soneicp'! lo rtili?i
about tho dog 8tn.ii(lin'g-,jn tho way
of tho sheep raising b?U?'''',v. in
South Carolina. If tho farinet'A
could bo convinced there y/a.'Vn'ioro
money in shcop than i n cotton, bogs
and jioultvy, they would eiu:ounig.>
it, dog oriio dog. But'v?ry fi wiry
this industry. It is ' ?xjw?'mjvo
because of the caro and pnsturnj^,
and tho majority Ioho tn^ ^borter
route,, .to ''prosiiority-^-C?t?bu'/' %W,
?nd hominy, The noor do/j {a not
in tho way.
Ono good mothtr is worth 100
BohoqlmnBtorSi
I i .? tlioceiobratod ?0T!?'gar
do*, evu&?fiwi W&?yf?WtmM
pnj ?er ?j?.^oasfjaad.poans sow herc?
5; o *o? boforo you buy your corn'
) wilKmO?fo^ouipotition.
) ?el! O?b? molnBiiea ftt 30 ck'
(4 ?io? (Uah for dinner is.those
^epioitl?
u? die a L? jWilolf??. " * '* "'J " '.
??
' ^townsville, ?. ?.
A ^h^?l^F?nv^
'?'Key cure d?ndr?fTt h^ir ialilDg,
!..i ndache, cte, yet coat Jhe same as un
oj?iaary 'coijib., jJr^Ayiiit?'s.^leo?rio
C(u>|b.;Tho only 'patented'l ?onib!'in
.th? ^oriq.*";PV?Pl.?V?y?ry^h'ero' it ha?
?io \yorut. reopie, oyorjwpere u na?
'1 m? intro^u?3?d/',aroy >^?d"Wi,th dc.
li^lft.'' VoVaimpty 'cnj?b. your hair
oap lbj day tV lid the comb ?loes ibo rest;
This wonderful comb ii simply un
breakable and is made HO that it in
.;. l'?olnSf?fc'?H<i?08$lb!e to' break:;; dr cut
?Inf hairl )?i|d\cirt.^. written:guarantee
I-. f?ivo. perfect s?tr?faction in overy
specit. ; Send ?tumpfj -fro- ono. > 'Ladies
, i\btt ?Ooi Geuta,8ize.??5r.LLlve.,.mfia
nd women wanted everywhere to in
t?oducbith'W^^rtieJo?'^^e?lt?oif ?fght
Agents aro ivild with^ucc?Ba '-'Addr?fo
Oj. ^[.?Itose, Geu. Mgr.t Decatur, Ul.- !
$?:p\ ;-r-v M-V av ? .
i?.Jr?. ?oil??^n >v>Tiok ?a'for ealtf, br
Will, exchange for ont? smaller,
Appl^? to J*t Frfiyer?tt;
^f??f?ft?^y'Vi?fi of garrir
$3 ;? ' J. B? Hamilton's.
-^-?,- /.**i*.
Tho- Beat Preparation for Malaria,' ..
cLiHf^.a??d Fever ls a bott!* of ^V^T?*?
TaatoUf Chill Toyio Ic is timpl j Irou' and
quinina-lu a tastele? form. No ourg ~-no
pay? ^??C? 500. ,f. :?>^'
Wli?h' you want prompt noting-'littie
pilla that1 nover ?rino u?o -Dewitt's Little
Karly"Risers. Douglas BTO^,.. . . ;
KocSol Dyspepsia Car?
"< "Digests whatvyoueat.M
You can't alford to risk your life by
'.alipwing: a' coUgh'-t?Ki?5cold'tO' develop
floto pnobmooiutior :CooMunpiion?i ODO
Minuto Cough ?.urtt'WiU-thr.oat.and. hwy
troubles ?quicker tln'tn any other propara?
?jn known.. Many doct6f?< uso it as a
dp'eo.irtb1 tor grippe. It is au infallible reme
dy for Croup. Children like it and motlier*
?utibrew i/v Douglas-B, rps, 1 . .
?iSrFirosh,I -Milieu Meat,V?CraUr?,
berry 8ttuee?xnlh(? Apple ?Butter nt
??, V}r & W*. M. Rowe's.? - .
j'dorv't You wfljit;t^o/>ie? ?j \
? 'rtokty. S. Stub.b?h?is apout 30
b tx ? 110 bv i C ?h o? po Otiten R0(?tl
j^efe^tetl -y'roDj l;n ,^()Ht tjtit?.kfi of
Viiipiwo^ ?vxsta wood vurie?y ot
l.;^ycvj.x;t itp.jiu/.vvoni^i.ttj . th?t- he
win. .sui! io tVu>k6 '>vho v,'am
choico t?tj?'d to hio???s? thu .vicki
Wittiness cost. Write him at Olio
' ?S?<-> ^kUpests what you eat.H .
Stops tho CfouAU abd Worlrt oif th? Goid.
LaxatUo Bromo Qulnin? Tabu to euro a edd
in prio day. No Curo, No P?y. Piriao 250 ?
box. ; ' '.?<>?<? :;'i*-,!',f?>,) ;
? -, J.. - ' ? :,< Jt+i---i m-*u--i-?-.!::-."
Kin g>fud ' Reliable ? Hams and
?lrBMxkfast ? Bacon ? Can aiWayis be
lound fresh at F. K; .& Wi
M
R?wo
A Wealth of Uonuty .:'.).:
' ?s often biddon ';by unsightly'Pimples,
<ifioi!om?, Tetter, %y??p*fart, Salt Rheum,
oto Bucklen'? Arnica Salvo will glorify
,.j?h^^lbco. by oUri.ng all S^in Kruption?,
WW Guts, utruisetr; Kjoitk BrtilH.'-Folobk,
'J?lflCF?, a'nd' W.or?. ibnua of Pite?, 'i Daly
i^5b .u box ^uara?tcod Douglas & Bro.
" L^;V :i.i\y.\ -T'S. :? .".
f?od?l Dyspepsia Cure
^?Ioe.Dts what you eat?1*
>?5
Oettor tirari Ever*. ...'<...
Mr. Will M. Bro?de?, is still
selling selling tho famous stalk
[.Suttor.. ile made some improve?
moola to the.machine, and those
ln co tl i ? i> th om ca n. - ?o t . ihem v- mid
jt^opO" liaving them alreody-can
secure' : *an-y -, -repairs . ?needed.
Every rarm?i^sho?dd - have one
?ir more nTWorVwoW: * . "
' ' '. ( x :^?X$ir,.i'7'.. ? ".iJ-?
1 Both mak'cr'a.and-ciraulatorsofcounter
t'eit/j comndt fraud, ??onoiit men will not
lecoive yod into buying worthless oounior
rpj^pf'P?wiUt'sAV.itchHdael Salvo.;. Tho
"1 ofiginfilMB infallible lor onrirtg>piles, sorot,
j ozoiiia and all ?kin disoaso?; DuligU?
j. tlr?S; \+>*h ?.. - -??. v.*^ ?
1 (A r; I*1-&**4^K. "Va ;';?? *
X-QitSltaow What You aro Taking ;
Wh'On you aro tako ?roves Taatelt-M Chill
Tonio beonuteibe formula I? plainly,given
<m-e**ry ; brittla showing ! that it io eimply
A rooland Qulalne in a taatelcaa iorra. Nc
? .tro-Ai.iib pay. Prloo 50.
. If you have ibvor-seon' a ohill to th?
i a any of eroUp you can r?alUo how. grato>
ful mot hers are tor Ono Minuto Cough
Cu^O Which gives roi ?of a? soon it it' iii
.lin in ?st er od. It quickly curo? coiiibs,
e<)lds. a ipi all throat and . lung t roubles.
' ? nliyiUturo ls OU ovory box of tho fanulao
?. a^l i ve Bronio*Quiiiine Tauet?
tao veib?dy th?i ? ???td to on? ?rlajr'
WAXHmO NOTICE S
?t\L persons are hereby warned not to
trespass on any of my lands in Marl?
bo?<> c!?>inty, either walkin pf, cutting jilm
ber, liauling-atraw, or to fish or h?nt. ' I
will prosecute1-all who violate thia notice,
ffltftffl1*9^' ' '' J'; P' BVfiRBTT.- !
im W. B?iUOUiER,
JR, tit AVt?rrtey a* Law,
. j". " Bonecttsvi/lo, 8. 0.
Ofiicoo? DnrVngton streot nepr Poatal
'(Vlogr>p? oft?t. JatoUftVy? U9?t
W0 of*r$Jn; i?tMi&rf!
will bo be]d .on.t^io 9tn(day,or April
1001, tu thy (WbVt ?tu?W forvttio> pdrpoW
of clcotiutf a Mayor nod four-AMormotifor
tho Town of ?oonottflvi?o to ?ci?? for tho
term of Two Yoara. , .
,,, ... <)."'?. ticOALB, Mfcyor.-^
. . Fob..ntb looi. . ' ? .'
Notice of Registration of Voters
NOT?OK 'h b?i>by, glvon ?tat tho Booki^
Ot ItrjhtnUlo? fi ?l)o? for tho purpose
of R?rfUt??|o.y.,^^^otfrfi.of tho Town,;Of
Bennf ttiwillo and will clcwo on th? fib day
jot Apiiil iQ??. ' Ttt? ff llowin?^Rro entitled
,'t^ be lightered ; Oltt??ai of tho fliato foi
? yeaim, Gouuty^gr ^ ypa/^Town.o^. Bep-,
h?tteSdlle 4 moally, ?aridj^oor/th^oa of
My of the offenties oiiVtmerated in tb? Act.
Fob, 5, I0O? 3 ' v To>n S?pVw?ftOr;
i.-- .\-^^L'i-j?v.:iL.j/..?.^...i^i
Try ^itt?T? ?avor?fJf's??T)? andi
boston Baked ^Be^riB Vith-T?
raatq sauce onjy,lp contar : can \J
IY. i? ,fair at F. E^arjd mp^ .
H owe's. 14 v .* i
M.H PA???tV^*"'^"'
W.o. prcaent you with ?a opportunity (o'
?ot?Ko t im b*sti?^iftouUur?|.p5pjerpnbH?b.vd:
AC 250 por.- jear; -.one, fburjlb tho ?ps
ilon pJ?O.3. .
rrtu XT ikWV^jkfiM ?HtfWi:*
T^.NaUona^ Agriouljur 14.%VOT
?fyr* lr?, ft???SW5" &f???WTf^t.?ipfrt.^
meut? among wblob<;ar^.?thQ-ti5oHow|u?:
AgrJpul?u<o( Horticulture, Tho D?iry, Tho
Uot?i>mim,'Tli? ?hTjptiotd, Tho.StttUuh?rd,'
Tho <Jatt'l* ^?dot, \T^ PAo?\?V; ?i.'Tbf?
L'oidtry'YuVil)aVVi)torln:?tlQn,>-T?? Ap'Af'i
lory ,<.'.?Farm and Garden Noten, Tho Mar?,
kete,
Bi
OUUdrWi
,Tti?a papflr.,.wjf? j ?poutaio. ; f>wr jtgilntf *?fj]
ia^oirf io tho f^f^r^jif- *h* ^?rmo|If
hpue,ylj,vid, ?nd'?very farmor ?houU take]
adv?nUgf^oC-ith^-v?fy liberal: jbjr?rv'rWud:
bi^nd fin Jil* eubaoriptlon At QUOO. t2vory ono
.'a.c?op?tng ' tbif)-?ffpr? >v{thlu tho next ton
?4?jV}W??? bu lout ?hoir ch'oioe o? (bo fol
.itfwt'rjir bopk>,fWlht?b> ftpulA.p? l^r;;?mr$
taimara bohso: ''Faj^ri^,,Do/jtor;Bj?fok?'
.uTorao and. Cattle booler," ?Traotlool
Poultry K;osr>?r;?*^Q?ia^tb Ft?r??&tur'?;"'
? 'One book and Tho N.tt?ount Agrt?dtiraV
itoviou ono year, ^$o,, s\]\ fo^ur^Jb^ok* ?jid.
tho NatlODoj A^d?uVt'ufal U;JV?O\V ono y.oar
500 ' or tho pnpor threo rri?othV* on 'trial
100. Add reo?
Tn? NAT ION A h ?oniC?X?URAL RBYIBW,
. .-WashlDgtdb^D. O?li .?
.??u'utuai-L-j_J",IX?L_V ' tn t", ?sm'j
.,".Jewill'b? in my 'drtlco'froru 40-a. ni.
to 3 p. ip^^cvejy.Mpnjdav au^,^
day whijo.iho ^?blio^sohpbj^. ?re m
session, 'j?'ors?r?s eo'nimu?)i'ci\t?iigAVi?b
mc by mail will please addrow me ut
Tatum Station? UitiiQ <u:iih?iK '
Deo. 2l, 190O...( ;v..lJ ...; ;0<i8, .E., i?
?ryv^c?nn ROU vraraea ?oie?4 ino nun,
:ets,!fl3b,*': Grango, iDq^triM.and Aw.W^?,,
kporlenoo Dop ?rt mont;1. ?l?ndelio?l 'add
JUHdrxmV DopaVtil?ob'????>:l -<? -l
Three Papers (??e Ve?r ??chV'oniy jj^c'
??OTT ^?jfWO^?? Miff,
, and Includes nbiolotdy frc*
Tu F J'../. KAG ON ON'? ir l. y ,?VNbw.>V Ork,.1
Ti i v. ' F A x S f I J >>\ tn ?i K t; .; jpil ti fa o5el pin *
Including Farfp (jpur^ab^an?v P^ffagoa,,
Monthly, Now only $3 per year.
l?iis ct^pcr ^oltih^^^3*,1* 4
\ Address I - ' ? '"?'fife T?flKS, ?<? i
.";:../.;. .-...v.,-?.ii.. .,.,{..... .(.?;.;,.........>:......'
?llWton Meekins,
Drayag? ?ud MWjtt'^f^erfpl
Iloth if ti ftiitt?ut o?-.^ajffjnn^
JR? Ri freight a Specialty.
umber. ! Brick, Saud, Prueitraw, Zi*y,
O?'lt?t.; C?tlbn' 8o?d? P?rtni*?r?,'t: j.'- '*
!.?? A\?fJO dran^il?'?? }lB?owiiiii>-." '
?^T AU'oW?ra?oii''with^P.:KV,Jii
Rowe will receive prompt attention.
'\ ' m'"- ' ; '? h?i -tf?fiii tifiT i ', r r
N?TIGE TO CREDITORS^ ^ -
. FSTATR OP A 'W. Qtftci?.?.',
ALT^. pcr80^a,)^Q.viog,el timiiiag^ipetjt.ho
F?tate ol'xi* Qu'vK. d??j;a?ul,
Will prepent fl)em duly attested to .ih'c
undcrMgncd within t tm 'limb required by
law, and all ppisons indebted to' H ant OM .
tato mu^t nrrputco tho naine at once.
M. B, SPEAKS, Adm.'rv
January 17. 1901. ? *
Noticc^f Fiiiftl fii8oharg?. :>
H^VJN?"^?Vod? myV?'oal return aVAdiafo'?
i-^trl^W'-?h'?'K?t?til'WlP.'?I B'etliea
J (!. o?aaed, xi I th'Ari 0 "ftboorkblo JtuigV-ofc'
.thobato?: fOK .AiWrlbdro onitnty, NOTK3K lt)
barnby givot.v'thatli kill apply 4? c:'i(VO >utt
on'-Tueoday .tho ':|Qt^.jdiiy.^;;^ar^h,v^i^i
I for' Letters Disml??pr/ *. BIV^ A^m.i/dotra
trU;*- ' , '7-BV' ii. BK T? I li A Adm'x.'
Feb. 19, ?901.
Notice of Final, ppaigft.
ESTATE OF F. M. FI.RTOIIKU.
WAVING: filed -roy ?nalroturn.os. Ad
jtJ...niini?trntor of.- thr>--.Esta?j? o( .F. JM.
Ploiqher. ; de?eaH>d. .with tim ,-Ubnorablo
m
to
o?nistr?tdr. i ' * . . \ ... . :. ; >i
>??r. J. A. FLETCHER, tj.i
;Fobru*ryJy l?Ql.iiUMt?n?>.
?M.
ALL . - poraon?. aro hereby war aid Hot' td
trespaw; on; any; ?biMfa(?''UnJ<?
boro o iunty'?lther by nubtlri?, ilnhitit?, o?t^
Vinjf timber.' ^bi^all j& ,'??iri^W^ .^fkOi'i? ? ;' ?l?'ln?
JP othorArIs?i I will plfos?outo all who vio ?
V"U--thl**o?o?ft-v ;4,^ . J^.^?ox?.';': '
ootober iY'jooo'i :,V'\ ''; \\
<*.: Attorney at???^w,and
.?rohWo.:J?<3g?.:..
OniJo In Court HOOK..
ii
f
UK largo Wiek .st?n- vc?ohtly 00
. cu pied hy tho Hardwarolfo..^
Also tint up?8t>i?N of tho-8AUlCw70x
120.,' "jElegant loention. . ^
Ai.fto nh ol?^?nt O room Ootlpgo |p
a desirable part of (own. PoB^mjpii
Immediately.
Aj'pdy to.; ftt. fecdott. ?
.32
? ttl' J.iv??i'i- t't't't '>.>.
v U you have a ? DEXTER er, a ?JUJ
you will get tjie^ojnfort that .no ojjhei.rV
Home and see thenu .. .At tlic garrie time
Novelties tn 'Militia t
- ... ) ^y t.ht large"*; $?WK jr, ?h?
lsP|l|||||||?
i NTcV'Frcsh 8tocV7 from tho Cheapest to tl
I * ^FURNITURE and its Belongings, c
Uri DERSOLP.^-.?:?... - . '
".j^JL ?ollett yonr lifitron?go In
Very Respectfully^ \
M Benaetlsville, S. G., Msroh 6, i
.?-??i.i ui I /.?. ..MlUllD.ni lt I-I -ii, " L ,. ...
m> -i* ' >H Olhaon?? w ios to p; /?;
? y Voi* * ' BennetUvUle,. i 9 ?7 .: ? ?
**** ^k?W&$? .'<><.?. AS:,
.ir?^-i ?v.'OIBaON TO OnAlttRSTON.1 U: ??
6?K f* mi ??.<;,'.QI>?en:, ; io ip p.,
'.'r?cr sd .>.,]., B.eonq^tavJUe.v 917
8 ni
4.49 P? ?.
Flor?noo, 7/55
Oharleaton, .1345
, . Ji-I.OriRNdl? TO WADEBBOR?/ '-: '
Wr?ftst? ''..*'4' >-'!'*,;;--:!' :;,?iv ki??vf?:
.,?4S
? 9 '29, r ? Batllngtoe; . '': ? 29 '
-;v
W j,.;' ,! ...v..^
We^F?ed:'::'"
/ls..WHR.N io to\vm?and,j;pu want a good
meal, remember wo oan|:;t?erive-ypu,
u?? j^good meul for 25 ?. Restaurant
t'fAV
north -'of 'tho 'Market
D. J. BRAYBOY.
?'03 V.tv'l-vN- i:
ti youn
&fesV<<th.?! coi're>t?> timo '?. ;()r <lo>
:ivo to-;1',^ it ? very t.wouty four li.oat?V
i\)v? ^out;knuv.' v>hi*>.. it?,tho mailor with il ?
Bring it to ?mo and let rae nwt. it. in correct,
jH?m4-kecp?'ng:ordorj(.( 1^maybo dirty and
ne?d chnVji?n^ . I t- m ny have n oog broken,
.?t may-imye "d ^bVew j??flo,' br it njay only
,vcod regulating'. ' Bring lt to rae and up.
mattel} wlnit nilt) it, I can put it tu flrnt
elana oondition My chargea are very mod .
erato and the work will bo douo promptly?
I . i. repair. Jewelry hod Glocke, a^p Gj?nbl
atid r?jols, For ;rjii'ything in my lino eeo
mo.' ' ? o;\u and do lAtrit 'oU oompotition.
< ^..^.rj^lacibir,':.
'r^ ji?w,ei^ww a ap airer.'
PATENTS GUARANTEED
.Our feeTC{\U oed:if wc ind. Any or?e.Bcadlug
ekcicli and.description of ?ny fuveiitton-will
promptly r?c?lve out; opinion free'coiicctuingi
AM puteiltnhility of..?ame. pillow to.Obt?iu a
Fateuta tnken out tlirougit tis recclyc special
police, winitjHtpbarg?, in/in* I'AT?NT R?COHI>?
ah illustrated and Widely circuhitcd journal,
ciiiiiillt'id by MnuufnclUForc and Investor?. > *>1
e^cud fer saiupte copy FREI. ? Address,
'," \ S'[ VIO?OR ?J*1 KV?N8 A CO.
''"'..); V. * {PAtcht Attorneys,) ' :' V .
B?aaa?utiding, WASHINOTON. D. O.
An nd, Prepared to ililli Short Notice
ifi'if?j} ^."Orders fuf, H"' . ".
t.V'i)/;>Vii'Mc ii-r
. iSasii/ liq pr's ..and .BlindB;;
.o". *uti AX vBoy*0?f -.PIUOKSI .. .:. ?.
We'coTl no-?hoddy woi-k, or rats^?t*; :v
- Sh?pS1 on MeOoli''street nour rpaidchce.'; '
Jaa'aiVjii^ij;] j Bennet^V^lo, B, CJ. J,
tl IIUIISIHI IUI I y lllllllliumnil. iniliuuuuavi. ? ?.VTO
. .-teal frea. oidott rtBonoy.for Boourl?ifrjfttent#.
? ' ?'pit?ftU t?hon trirovisth Munh Aeo. r?Mlr?,
, .tiW?*??^*, without ehrtrgo. mthd -
.0 A*nri(J?orrieir lUastrAt?M Mm^^MmSKi
rr^HK undewlgtiod wentd reopeettulty lu.
i.!?iorva fata^kokda a?d the-pnbUo geno |
r0}ty that ho'riaW ej?e'ny4;*;?ktf;;iiAB?fitt;j
8E0P In tho now Brick' Hhiitdlhg n'e?t to'
tim "MAiu.nono HOTK?./' and 1? prepared
td Wvo them In bettor otylo and oomtort
Man ovor before. ! f??|?8fa?ik|ort guaranteed,
I .;inrvJr;?TO^?HT' .
: N.. B.-?lonia ,0|pth?n?' heatly ropalrpd
and e<<^r?od kj lils wl'Pi :. s
Am
lattas ^ I ves.' I am agent, Xors-both?
iri$ Window Shades^ ; |;
? f-jnein bcnnettsynie/ S, C. .
MIIf?\!?f?lf?D?:t: '
he.Rest-. My time ls given exclusively
md, .on a.;Square Deal, I will not'be?>r*W>n^..;.><
l-?l^XtlI.Q. WWl
' ,W ..?fc>:w*!* '/t ..-'.
. i '. u,\?, ..??</?t :??.? ?if /b ?
^.IJHIM? ^^i hi, i??jfijiBnwiwi^?i?ij*^j.tuwiiMiiMi i iii', A fi M m^^fmm - * ?-<*.-.-.-~*<.*
:<?OKDKNBBD SC?jtfli?tJf;;;
In JBfleofeMatoh ?6, 3899. .
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Oeutrul Railroad, nt Red Bprinjfn nith ?hf)
Rod Springs and How m oro railroad, at{S?n- V
ford with tho '-Ho'a bo ard Air Lino, nt dolf
with tho Durban)' and Ghnrlotto RaUro?d/ ' '
at Oreenboro"':.w^U 't'?ie ''Bouth?r.Q:9aUway .
Company, at'VV?lnu^.OpV? with tho Notfolk
and Western Raliway*
J. R. KENLY; ;GenM Manager.
T. M. EMERSON, TraOlo Manager.
H. M.. EMERSON, Oon'l POM-Agent.
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BENNETT. S V II L E, S, P.
I HAVE recently moved my
Marble Works jfrom McColl[ to
?F :Bb-nnoit?vill?. and.fbr ?li? prca
: ?nt o,m Idontod near tho )>epof?
?nd oooupy the McCall Britk
Wnrohout-e, where I will bo
ploascd to cori?inu? to supply all wpjlv J
needed" in my line to tho peoph) ol' Marl?
boro and adjoining conation Pnrtio?lind"
Ing' it.mdro convenient can have .their ,or*
Vier.? Ulled from my yard at Dillon. S. O.'
.^oldens, estimatcs. nnd prices huniohed
application Cleaning and resol ting-mon*
umon i ? and tombstones a ppeolulty.
Thanking the goneral^ public tot PM
patrdiiare I respcbt'lully aellcit a comm
.nanoo ol\tho samcin 'iho futuro. . ' {'
k i- :. ; V?ry ve pe?tfully, i
c W. WvPATjfi, MANAola^h-:
J?nn?rv.22. 19flO
TMo'B?rterB.t , ThrooOhaitfit
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>"/?f?A^.0<;>l!tr*'MAonioi? STRIKT? . -..
?ASV^HAIRS, CLEAN SHAV?SjS
r : ; ;6EST OP HAIR CUTS!
CrtlWron Tec?)yj> er?eoial ?ttontfon
eiVheV'fjit tbo Bhep nt their fco???,
.... Xp??;'?ftV^on???^%^0.*!. ' :'
' 'A? GRACE, -Darier.
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?atur? ia strengthening oud.recon?;
Btructlng. tho oxhiiuntcrt (ilgcstlvoo?*
Hg^trf. -ltIB?M? latest dlscovcfc?dig*?^
ant and tonic. " Nov other p?epar?ttott
can,approach it in ettieiencyi lt tn?
stantiy removes and permanent?f ^tttf0
Bys^erkia. Indigestion, Heartburn,
'-F??ut?M0,(> 80ur Stomach,; ?au???.
Kick Headache, Oas tral g I a.CraropD w&
ail oitoor^resulta of imperw?t digestion.
S'?cparcdby p. 0. PIWITT ACO,*Cbtte??K
D??iglne BrOM. drug Mtoro.