The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, April 12, 1901, Image 2

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8. A* lUtOIFN - - - Editor. %i|^y;Apvill2.1901, .c' ' Subscription Price i Ono y oar.$1.00 Six months... .50 Th reo months.,. .25 Town Eleotion. Tho election o? Tuesday pasied off quietly with only a ripple of interest ns io tho wisdom of allowing hog* to ho raised within tho corporate limits Tho vote on tfio qujstiouwa9 42 for and 82 against. Tho ticket for Town Olnoeral was ^nominated hut Wedne3 day nud is as follows: FOU MAYOK. . O . S. McCALh. FOR ALDE11MKN. J. F. BREADEN) , W. S. HOWE, ??I ?& E.EXUM, j. T. DOUGLAS; Mothodist S, S. Conforenoe. . Our Sunday sohool Conferonco will bo hold nt Beauty Spot on thc first Friday.,and Saturday in May. Wo wont to urge ovcry ono who ia heartily in sympathy with us in this agr??t work ta moot us there. Es pecially is it important for every Methodist minister, every Sunday school superintendent and teacher t ) bo present. ?vQuestions'of vital importance to tho Sunday soliobl and its work will b? discussed. This occasion will bo one of un usual interest. Old Beauty Spot is expecting, and will be prepared, to entertain with its accustomed gene rous hospitality all delegates and thosOiWho want. light and help in Sunday, school work. Attend breth ren) expecting to help and bo helped. Very respectfully, Pi 'A. HODGES, April i),' 1901, Prest. J PEN A ND SCISSOR GRAPHS Tho stiow storms in Virginia last wo oh did much damage. Tho friends of the opposition candidato are always "heelers." .Tho ago of admission to Clom 800 Col logo has been changed to 16. Mrs. Morrison, mother of Mr. .A. .MoT/ Morrison, of Maxton tlicd ou Friday. Tho ; '.mblo is iybou ii mari ad mit?;, i l hu is urn ph, Ix siwa . R i|ifK?(? tb-/ Sft:ying;|\o is glad ol'it. Tho bullio Ive 'br} tig oil onr Bi'lyos lot rt bit ino'tt welcome ?than (1 iv biol) wo receive lr<wn outside ?-j?reos, Aguinaldo, having taken the oath of allogianco to tho U. S. Stn toe? is now advising his follow Ws to do li ko wi so. BiiHflia has sent a lotter to this jtgdverumont saying that she had uo intcution ot land grabbing in Manchuria, and that sho will re tiro troops as soon as possible. The Southern Atlantic State? Music Festival will be held for tho seventh consecutive year in Spartauburg, S. C., May 1st 2nd, 3rd under tho auspices of the Converse College Choral So ciety. Tho mayor of Philadelphia is urging that city to appropriate $35,000 to tho Charleston exposi tion in the hope that it will be tho menus bf getting back some of tho southern trade. Bishop W. W. Duncan will preach tho commencement sermon ^.of.the. Columbia Female College *\ni Suuday, Juno 2, and Prof. Dav id Duncan Wallace, Ph. D., of Woftbrd College, will deliver tho .. literary address Tuesday morning June 4th. For the first time in history tho month of April linda no yellow fever in Havana. Yet there aro ?orno nooplo who hold that the American occupation of Cuba is an outrago of the rights of* man, the chief of which is, by general ac knowledgement, tho security of lifo.-CharloBton Post. If Senator Mclaurin can sue coed where Senator Tillman failed, in the matter-of giving Charleston a government exhibit at hor groat fair, tho tide of tho young Sena tor's waning popularity may bo stayed and turned to tho flood again. No man is so woll likod as tho Olio who can do things.-Sa vannah Morning Nows. i . On tho 18th instant Chinoso Minis -ter Wu...Ting Fang, Senator John L. McLaur.iu and Prof Dabney of Wash ington, at tho invitation of the Man ii . fnctureVs' Association of Charlotta, aro to deliver addresses iii that city. Tho (Jhineso Minister is now much in demand. Senator McLanrin's speech is expected to bo of much interest to South Carolinians, ns it is believed that ho will on this occasion sound tho koynole of his campaign in this Statt for reelection to tho t?cuato. tl ard To Honro. Gen Moise, who is canvassing the State in tho interest of tho Exposition, told an audionco ovor in V?fk county that tho farmers >Vouhd kntako moro lotting thoir latida gi'?V up in hay than by planting thom in cotton. Ho also said that no man could rim a farm yU bought corn at any price. Noth* in g butoxporionce has any weight with tho farmer, OLIO CORRESPONDENCE, Items ofXntorest From TJxis Hus* tUus Littlo City. I nm nt n loss how to begin to writo this n. m. lt is ul most impossible to to got tiny nows Tho farmers aro nit buav planting cotton; uobotly ia town tn-day. v Sunday thero wrts ft largo crowd to hear tho Rov. Wilson of tho Pres by torian ohuroll. Tho Presbytery was in sosseon th coo days last .week, with good crowds in nttondauco, n largo number of thom hoing strangers, who wont away very much ploased with our littlo town. Tho Presbyterian ohuroh at this placo is growing It will not bo long before it will stand in tho iront ranks of this Presbytery. Wo had with us Oler lc of Court Drake in nt tondauce on tho Presbytery, Mossrs Hogers and Bouchier on legal business; Sheri IT G re?u was boro too, and I boliove ho would Uko lo stay here oil tho timo, espeoially at dinner timo at tho Hubbard House Mr. Chas. Odom near to wu bas s>mo cotton up. Mr. J. W. Ray bon has over ono hundred ?eres about ready to como through the ground. Tho indications are now that wo are going to buvo frost to uight. I nm sorry lo report that Mr J. D lOdons is suffering with an attack of pneumonia; hope that ho will bo out soon Tho bioyclo law is creating a good doal of talk right now; can't say yet what tho result will be. I guess it will bo arranged to tho satisfaction of all onccrned. There is some talk of a first clubs Hardware atoro hoing opened up hore which will bea paying investment as well as a great convenience to this country. I wish somebody Would get married, or oat din nev with somobody, or send for tho mau with the bear. I would not object right now to another safe cracking, spring opening, anything to break tho monotony, except a thunder cloud or a cftko walk. You will hftvo to excuso mo this time. If nothing happons to writo about by next week, I will make something happen, if I have to uso the Saturday Bindo and my own powers of exag?ration combined. I think with tho two combined I could make An nanins If ho were living grecu with envy. Any way, if it stays this dull I'll try my Irina provided it docs not thunder. If it does you wont got auy thing from me but the truth i'll the clouds roll by, nod may bo not then. Apt il 8, 1901. J F. McG. FROM LEVEL GREEN. Miss Narcissus Emanuel hud an Easter opp hunt yesterday after noon at Level Groen Academy. It was quito au interesting occas ion. Very few of tho children had over participated in an Easter Egg hunt heP. io, Tl. tv?ti larfrel^ al?oiujp IM! hy lli? p?lrbnfj and fr loud it ol the school. ll. was inil^tid very i! i. t?sjul td ??.'<: the liM.le ones dov ti on their knee? searching lor the e ?jj g iii laurinel ; aro wol'l ii'ji with their1 j work. Cotton planting has bogub but rather, reliiotiintly. Mrs. J. F. David takes tho lead on chickens. She has 102 from biddies to broilers. Uno Liman S?llers, colored, waa arrested by Deputy She riff Hin son on the 2nd inst., tor cruely whip ping his children. He ia now sorv ing 30 days on tho chaingang. It is a pity that the sentence could not have been 30 years instead. He worked on tho Pearce placo with Mr. Peter Rivers. Nows is scarce, while plows are busy. Moro anon. Apr 0, 1901. X. Y. Z. ? -?4?> ? Dots from Ebenezer, Mr. Editor:-As thcro has been no nows from the "Flats" I thought 1 would try to writo a lew lines. Tho farmers aro busy planting some are done. Tho oat crop is the finest it bas ever been, If nothing hap pens to them look out for fat hoffte? from tho Flats Inter cn. . Corn stands are not so good on Ac count of henvy rains. The egg hunt at Ebonezor was a grand succ?s*. Largo crowds plenty ol cako and coffee, tho* somo ot' the boys did not get much, Wat thoso say they will bo on time when tho next ono comes, As this is my first, and for fett ir of tho waste basket I will close. A pl 9, 1901. W.T. F. Reason Why School Districts Should ljot vote Special Tax; MR. EDITOR-Please give mc space to express my views on the special levy and my reasons why the school districts should not vote it : First, they cannot vote it without de. Irauding somebody. Say a man that pays tax one hundred dollars worth ol property, and his neighbor pays tax on three thousand dollars worth, to vote a tax on his neighbor to twist money oui ot him lor his benefit, and claim that he has not defrauded his neighbor, I have never been able to see thc point. Thc best paid man in thc race is thc teacher, and the hardest worker to gel up thc extra levy is the teacher, and li c least taxpayer is the teacher, so it is a plain case, by whom and why the extra tax tax is sprung. April 8, 1901. A TAXPAYER. OHAI'E-NUT?. ; ( A Food for brain ond nervo conlors. The sysfom will absorb a greater amount of nourishment from 1 pound of (j raper Nuts than from 10 pounds ot' ineat, oats, whoa* or bread. Costs 1 coot per meal, or salo by P. E. & W. M. Rowe Seo those up to-ilate slipppors in tie or button at Mitt le's store. Christianity \a widely rogardod as nu excellent Hiing Jo practice when eon yon ion jt. TIDIES FROM HEBRON. Thoro-linabeensonio cotton plants ing on several /anns during tho two weoks pitst.-'Tho farmers luivo beon gotling ready for it, and during tho second weok in April planting will bo a goncral thing. V/e arc sorry to know that the family of Mr. Robert English are in deep distress. Ilia father Mr. harlio English hus been for months sn Hering from paralysis. Other motn bors of tito family aro afllictcd, and now ho oh whom the whole aro do pendent ia nlao disabled by ailliotion. 'Choy need help, and it is hoped that the Hobron people will rendoj it. Tho Mcthod?8t o f Hebron aro ad ding some much needed improvo menta upon thoir Church-building. The exterior lina been repainted and thia luis improved ita appearance. Choy now ox peet lo work ou the inside. When this church waa built about thirty yours ago, it waa cor. aidcrcd a model house of worship, md it did indeed rank well with any other churches in tho county. Tho object in building then was tc secure thc best material, and furnish the largest seating capacity. Honacfi of worship have been vastly im proved Bin ce then. Good material ie still in demand. -Other important things aro looked after-comfort) convenience, acoustics-all these aro, or ought to bo in tho plan ol every house of worship. If tho peo ple of Hebron had to erect a new church they would have rofcrenoo to all these improvements. As it if they have a good building and will try to improve it tho best they can. The Hebron school celebrated Good Friday with an "egg hunt'* in tho afternoon. A good supply ol eggs had been secured for tho oc casion, and by a committco for the purpose were skillfully hidden in various places. There was a g?odl) number of spectators prosent, and If wnn e ni usiner ir? witness th nntmv. it ,r- -1-o . - "--o ness with which thc children search ed. A prize luid been awarded to thc girl that found the largest number also one to tho boy that found thc most. Miss Mattie Homer abott! eight years old found tho lnrgesi number. Eugene David on thc par of tho boysoxceled. Tho prizes were delivered by Hon Frank Manning and Rev. L. M. Hamer. Tho vhole occasion was a plena ant one. It was a treat to tho spec tator as well aa a aource of happi ness to thc children, and when con sidercd with reference to what Good Friday represents it is hoped tba all may derive sonic lasting benefit Messrs E. W. Smith and E. T Covington have been chosen bj Hebron hodge Iv, of P. ns theil representatives iii tho Grand Lodg< whioli i?? tb. '.tremble in titi! cit) 0 :S)>.-j'i'i\'b"r?- in thc t>r>v'. oj Mir, nc xl. A j a-i i S, ?901. Progi'esr., hvfV" fit; Polls bf choice' ii)itt Lilied in I lie .iv,,, edi designs aux colors just arrived at C. S. McCall's Gentlemen of tho Jury, Thc following named poisons lnivi been drawn to serve na Grand Juror* for the yo ir, nnd Petit Jurors for tin firat week of the April term of Cour ns follows : (?HAND JURORS J P. Hamer, T. I). McCall, W. M. Green, J. T. Whittaker, A J. Bristow, J C. Brigmon, T. J. Breeden, Filix Stanton, Gilbert MeEachern Eli Willis, W. II Holt, II. T. Webster, C. M Smith, C. W. Fox worth, II P. Woodley, F W. Pegues, . A K M cinty ro, W. B. Fletcher. PETIT JURORS. R. W. Bundy, Wylio Atkinson, R. J. Ad ii ms, 1). T, Hargrove, C. ti Hamor, R. B Crosland, W. V. Rogers, J. F. Willis, Noah Bundy, II M. Hodges, Walter Gi ay, W. M. Par km, Sam J. Pearson, C. A Porter, Light Kinney, B ll Coving'on J. J. Hood. H C. Campbell, W. P. Parker, J. R. Sampson, J. M Jackson Henry J Bennett E. VV. Liles 0 T. Ensterliqg T. O. Salmon, W W. Pato I. L, Pipkin, J Thad Quick, T. F. Carlisle, W. P. Lester, S. J. Mclunis, W JJ, John, William Usher, S. A. brown, Mc Moi riso ti i J. M. Hunsueker Who made IhoSc brick? Mr S. H. Howe has beor watching tho brick at the Jar closely to seo if ho could nol li rid something that would show him who made the brick. Sc farlie has found two brick take? from the lower walls with \\g tires and letters. The letters art Bayr, stamped in the brick. Some of the older citizens saj thoy remember a family by thai name. Tho Jail was built 1841. and tho brick are now bettei than some offered for sal fi. Seo Mittles linc of baby cap. then you will buy. Should Bo In Evory Home. They cure (land ru d', hair falling headache, tte, yet cost tho same us at ordinary cdmb. Dr. While's Eleetrh Comb. Tho only patented Comb it thc world. People, every whore - it ha? boen introduced, aro wild with do light. You simply comb your hail ouch day and tho comb does tho rest This wonderful comb is simply ,un< brcaljablo and |.s marje po tjint it ii absolutely impossible to break ftr cul tho hair. 8 Jd on rt written gnnrantoc lo give perfect sa'Ptaotion in ovory respect. Send stamps for ono. Ladiei size OOo.. Gents t-izo 86.' Live men natl womon wanted everywhere to in troduce thia article Selle on sight I Agonts aro wild with success Address ? IX N. li"se, Gen. Mgr., Docntur, 111. WANTRP A reliable mun, wbito or colored, to oultivato a few acres lainl, do livor goods and attend abo vi: $U\f&> To tho right man good Wages wl?.l bo paid, April 9 1901. G.W. WnddilL Easter Celobratlons. Sunday was a lovely spring day, bbl rather ooo! tor tho di?plny ot iie*v laster tlx mg*. A tew, new buiU wore seen and ono straw hat, Tho Methodist and KpUoiptl churches woro prettily ?d?ostf?d ii evergreen and hot houao il IWOJM. Lnrgo congrtg?tions attended HT vices at tho Methodist, PrtttUyl* iii ?J1 and Baptist Churches in the tnoimiog, Vt night all were open, mid the Epi. oopal eh ut ob was cro>vdod to disebiu? fort. Tbo Muslo for Kastor wft? opoohdiy' lino, the ditTercnt choir.-) having Ijeen in truiuiug for two weoks. Tho sermons at all tho church; ? j .vere appropriate to tho day and o . oas! ou, An Easter BBB. WO have been provented NV i th :;i Easter Egg which, tho party sta! 'a was lat . by a turkey lion on Sundi y lust. The specks aro porfboO ht ii j Jv color is a beautiful violet. lt certainly a curiosity. FOTI SALE 400 Eushols of Oom, 12,00 ) Pedder, Kay and ?huoks, ' Il En H1C KT M. lloi.:;l:fi. Brownsville, S. C. Don't You Love Flowers V It so, and you want some prent;-' pots of all sizes in whioh I o. pine?.? them, call at tho Hardw uv. storO and you oan bo suited. HM KEPT HI8 LH? ....vim. 61 Hartford, Conn., soralohod'hu ie;c \v> h a rusty wiro. Inflammation owl bio i'd poisoning sot in. Por two youv.t he at f fcrod intensely. , Then tho best dont or.fi urged amputation, "but]' ho wtito?i I used ono botllo of Flcoirio Bi tl er? ann I j boxos of Buoklon's Arnioa $ulv? i.tt ; iliy log wis souud and woll as o vor-." Tor Eruptions,- l'?zeuia, Totter, Salt Rheum, Sores and all blood disordo;.? lfilootrio Bitters has no rival on earth. Try tin ?u J. T. DoCgluB & Bro. will gu.? nu te,-> h o . (.?.faction or refund the motio.v. Only t)0 cents. SPIC^Y^LOCAL^ JVW ? RY J. B. HAMILTON. I soil tho celebrated 'Or?ig^ftj(. den seed. Yes, and givotlu? livrait paper of peas and boans sold .llbi'e, Seo me before you buy your pciVi -I will meet competition. | I sell Cuba molasses at 26 </? .;. i% }) A nice dish fpr.j^i^tf^?S, \fc . ? <? MVUMI?-, PMIM Btyf? expiration-ot,"a< UM senti you nc Tun f>or. IN ?..:?. ?Uv. UU?1 : '?f?&ivk ?b?) W (pihihi?, .-i liliiV" pay? ? r,oe. V? iien you want pills that never grin? Farly Risers. Douglas Brosi' -j Fresh Arrivals! Go Carts?. B.by Caraiage.-:, NVjui > Shades in luce effect. Fringe Uso ; m, &c. At WA DM Eggs for Sale. Pure Bred White Holton i Turhrya, White Pekin Ducks, und Light Bra hma eggs for hatching. Apply to J. P. Ih.'lto:., Tntuii) H. (\ ILTON MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law :u;<) . Probate .hi. Ige, Oflloo in Court Ilouee. Legal Notices, WARNING NOTICE ? .1 LL persons are hereby warned pot Iv) ,il trespass on any of the land:; in Mail boro county, known astin. ?c.uuWnh Quick lands, cither by walking, rifling cutting timber, hauling stjasv, fii to fjsn or hunt. I will prosecute rill who violate this notice, W. D. I>KI<;(;*: cs. Aprii 4, rout. Citation for Letters of Ad ni in isl ration. STATE OF ROUTH CA KOLI NA, COUNTY oi' MARLBORO - By MIL TON MCLAUIUN J?dgb of P?obu U\ WHEREAS, I). fl. MoOoli, .fr , Inti, inado suit to mo to gran? unto him Letters of Administr?t! in of tho Kitzln anil Effects of James Scott, deor-tt.icu j r These aro thoroforo to otto and admon ish all and singular tho kindred and orhrli* tora of tho B:ii 1 Jamoi Sootc, doomed, that they bo and appear b toro trw; hi tho Court of Probuto, to bo JuM st ^Qti'?tts vilioj S. O., on tho i6th of April.,, i^oi, af tor. publication horoof at II o'olockln tho foronoon to ?bow oaune, if any thc> havo, why said Administration nhould fi ot bo granted. Given nuilor my bani Ulta ?d doy nf April, toot. MILTON MOI.AU in IT, Juclff*: of fru?. imwaa-a tvnmrvtm't nu wtftxacgaa >^\r^yvr^-M^w wwi.) STATE OF SOUTH CAKOUtfA COUNTY OP MAIU.UOKO. HAVINO filed in ihn oftuv of the Judio nf Prob no for said County and .'Jntte my I'innl Return as tho Ivv cu trix of tim ostaio of Dr. J. T. i|eqriii)'0?, deciiusod, Notieo is horohy given that .1 will apnly in fnid Ju?lgo of Piobnlo on ibo inh day of May next for a fin il di-obargo fluch Executrix. If. D. .h'.M.iNn-., April 8, IDOL J?! x jon ti ix, Notice of Final Discharge. EST. MARY A, S.V.ITH. AVINO hltfd In thc Prob/?tc ?\u\^c\? OfTlce?l Marlboro' cotjr?ty ,;?y ff fini return as Administrator ol thc critic oj Mary A- Smith. Notice is hereby;gjvoj} that I will apply to said Courl cn tar; lOth day 6f May 190t at 10 o'clock n th? forenoon lor a final clischarg?. af> A.(L ministratorol said c?tate. E. ?. CAU?.lSLfv, - < April l<h 190?, Adtii'r, m m m m pi iTIlINO NEW TO WBAR. i WANT IT STYLISH GOOD AND CHEAP, lili J li' rai ii -Where You Will Find - ' rood Quality, Up-to-date Styles, At, Prices Lower Than Others Ask You For Interior Qualities. Our stock ?H us large in thc Exclusivo ?fy Goods, SHOOS, Motions ??d Furnishing Goods Vine "K 's shown in liennottsvUlo. mi M Till QUANTITO ll! CLOSEST PRIOBS AND YOU DEltlVE THE BENEFIT. ?-O-0-o Aili kinds of SHOES and SLIPPERS. See our (..ino, (loar onr Prices, Buy if Pleased. Dry GrOOClS of all description from the cheapest to the be: i carried in tho Town. Ready-made Garments in Under and Top Gar ments for Ladies and Gents; Our lino ol Gents Shirts, Hats, Underwear, Hosiery, Collars, Cuffs, and Neckwear, is to-day 0 completo, in slyle as shown yon in large cities. m Our small expense enables us to undersoil them. j THANKING YOU FOR PAST FAVORS, TO ANJO Y ADVANTAGES TRADE AT 1 lid,, ''it won1 3?k eon?b o( il? .e. m\o f< i ?.?>., . M ?W^^^^?tnng'>tfco lctlfcrB ho ok un rd H or tot A'.UM.ii, ont don't U60 any lotter in tho nnuiu WoVd mofti timca thou it i.ppeutH in ''Now y.'6t?t\iry t>.?.-du." It ia mdd thirty small JfiOgliflh words can bo spelled oorreotly from ?ituo li flt en Utters. For example, wont, ti ?ii, tow, ?to. Tho Now Century Mail O', dor (Io., will pay Ooo Hundred Dollar? .ii ?iv'?i to (bc person mending thom thirty vVOrdh I"'tuted ns ar.ovo. If jou aro goad a w ..<;<? .nuking niid can form th'rt.y wotdu yi ir name nod address plainly on j en i litt nul luciano tho samo with flftoon I (wo nt tampu for ten packet? of Beau \ i. fui Rower Seeds of ten popular ami dif* i ronl v ai lettes. Our uhi'iut io giving ibis Ono Hundred D liars io to nltraot nttontion to anA intro d'to? onr' ? ot' il n in tho U. 8. ' This offor w ll bi-. < of olly nt tl conscientiously oarrit d o il und it (should not be clmscd with oatch penny Affairs; Wo will spnnd a largo twui.nn', i C money to (tart our trado and want yen ty ti lui Order ; you will re?oive the gtoutcul v..lu? in seeds over tffutcd. If two tn" moro persona succeed in forming .-orly wodfl the $100 will bo divided pro rata. Many ext a ppecial prizoa will bo awarded to portons sending twonty words or moro who will assist in introdtioing our .lend?' iv o ppeo'alllOH. Satisfaction 1? nb. eoln'.Hy guaranteed. Send your lint ns ?arly UH possible Address NiCW CKNTUHY NIAU, UUDKK Co., 258 Dearborn Rt., Ohi ci\f;o Jllinote. Lu mb*, f For Salo. Lu meier of all kinds for sale, ami when desired, will be de? livered promptly on the beat terms. I am also prepared to do any kind of hauling. P. 0. Emanuel. March 12, 1001. Don't You want Soniey HY. P. S. Stubbs has about 80 bushels of choice Cotton Seed ?oleot??l from largest stalks of Improved Texas wood variety of .i years improvement, that he will sell to those who want choice seed.to increase tho yield with less cost. Write him at Clio Notice pf Court. j it j (?TICK is hereby given that the Courl I Pl <-f douerai Scsslous wilt convono the j f ifth Monday in April tbolng tho 29?h dn? j iii01 ?ul) 1901, and tho Court of Commoi. Plena op the Wednesday ?ext following (.ant fifth Monday in April, (hoing Hu nt day of Muy,).it)oi, at IlomioWrtvllto in and for tho county of Motlboro and S'nto of South Carolina, All pois?nn Intorcetod will tnko duo notlpo thereof, J. A. DRAKE, ? Clerk Court of 0. P. & G. ?. For Marlboro Ox, S. C. Wiirojt 12, iQfil,-4r ' ?fl W. noUOH??R, * Attorney af haw, . Btnnottsville, 8. 0. Offieo OD Parl/uglon street near Pontal TJiflVapt- ffuco, January, ?KflP. V. CMI'I i jVvi-.i to p->k your lifo V\ t- .I A iiVjt ii coti.il? of n >oUi to tlovo'o) l?;lo ?n >tiiiorn? or n?itMimpti?h. Owe Minti - (?tiityli Cure will 'Ino.>i ?.nd loni' troubles, tpaiukei ?liun other prop-uit it n kutnvn, Many doctors li<*0 it ?s a specific for grippe, lt if nu infallibleretno dy for or bb p, Children Uko it and mothers endorse i?. Douglas Bros, Thero io no ploasuro in lifo if you titead gosrig to the table lo eat and can't rost at nielli QQ ucoonut of indigestion. Henty NV i I lia in 4, of Doo tvillo, Ind., pays be suffered that way for years, lill ho com monced thc me of Kod.?l Dyspepsia Curo and adds, "Now 1 cnn eat anything 1 lilto and all I want ami sleep soundly every night." Kodol Dyspepsia Curo will-dtgoM what you eat. Douglas Bros. ?-? -. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ''Digests what you eat." Stops tho Oough nn<l Works oft* tho Oold. Laxativo Bromo Qtiinino Tt?bh tn onto a cold in one day. No Cure, No Puy. Price 250 r? box. f&odol Dyspepsia ?mo "Dlflests what you eat." Both makers and circulators of counter feits commit (rand. Honest men will not deccivo you into buying worthless counter feits of Do wi it t's Witch H?z-)l Salvo. Tho original is infallible lor curing piles, sores, oczeuin and .all .kin diseases. Douglas Bros. Yon Know What You aro Taking Who? you uro take Groves Taatolcea Chill Tonio boouuso tho formula ia plainly given on 01/ery b ?tile allowing that it ia simply Iron and Quintno in a taatolens form. No euro- no pay Ptioo 50. If you havo ever seen a child in the agony nf croup you cnn realize how grato tul mot hers aro for Ono Minuto Cough Cure whieb given rolicf ns noon as it is udtuinistvrod. lt quickly euros coughs, colds, and all throat and long troubles. Douglas Bros Thin algnntiiro is on every box of tho genuino Laxative Bromo=Q(iininc Taucta tho romedy that eurea n colt! In out) tiny Three Papers One Year Each, only 50c WEEKLY TIMES, RICHMOND, VA., Now Only 60 Oonts ? Year, end includes absolutely fice . I TUE PARAGON MONTHLY, New York, Tun FARM JOURNAL philadelphia. The -Daily and Sunday Times, including Farm Journal and Par.-gon Monthly, Now only $3 per year. Or,25 eta per month by mall. Address THW TIMMS., Richmond, Va, Warning NotiQOr A LL pepsin* ar?i horeby warnol not tq tio pass in any mmnor on any of my land?* i:i Adamrvlllo Township. I will pro-couie all who, violate ibis notice ^ LAUUA J. SMITH. Apri 6. 1001. Everything you need to ywr .bottoni pri?es t\t MiftltAt ?lo/e. - U you haven "DEFTER," ora "RO you will get thc Comfort that no other M Come and soe them. At the same time Novelties in Matting < I carry thc largest Slock in thh IMMING Ol' TO I) Nice Fresh Stock, from thc Cheapest to ti to FURN ITU UK "and its Ik-longings, a UNDERSOLD. I MO; ici t youv jpntromige in ?? Very Respectfully i Qc. Bonnott?vilio, S. C., Msroh 6, 1 ^TtANTIC COASHINE RAILROAD GIBSON TO OOI.UMUIA. ii ii AV K, ARRIVE. 6 45 n. ra, Qlbaon, io io p'. rn, 7 if? Bonuottavillo, 9 17 8 02 Darlington, 8 25 9 25 Sufntor, 6 40 5 45 P? ni? Columbia, 10 55 a. ra QIBSOM TO OIIAIILHBTON. MCA VK. ARRIVE, 6 45 a. m. Glbaou, io io p. ta, 7 io Bounottflvlllo, 9 17 8 02 Darlington, 8 25 9 *5- Floronco, 7 55 4 49 p. ra. Ohnrloaton, 12 45 FLORENCE TO "WADE8B0R0, IJEAVE. ARRIVE 8 45 a, in, Floronoo, 7 00 p. ra. 9 20 Darlington, 6 29 <i 3? Ohoraw, 5 15 T. M. EMERSON, H. M. EMERSON, Trafllo Manager, Aaa't. Qon Papa. Agt, J. R. KENLY, Gonoral Manager, We Feed The Hungry, WHEN lu town in ii you want a good meal, remember wo oan torvo you. A good meal f-<r 250. Restaurant north of tho Markee D. J. BRAYBOY. . MOW A uou:% T?vn M. ll Do '! lt heep the. correct ti.no V Or <\o V. l. hnVO to ti?i it ' very twenty loin* hour.-'' I I).' vi t.! know what h> lho niuttoV with it ? Brltig it to ?r?e cr.il |<it trio pub U l[J correct j llme-kof.p;ng order, lt m-iy bo dirty uud aced donning lt moy havo a cog broken, it mny havo a fcorow I0080, or it may only need regulating. Bring it to mo und uo matter what iillH it, I eau pub it tn first claea condition My chargea aro very mod erate and tho work will bo dono promptly. I repair Jewelry nnd Olooka, a'ao GUUB and Pistola. For anything in my Uno eco mo. I oau and do meet all competition. S. J. PEARSON, Jeweler and Ropairer,, .PATENTS GUARANTEED Our fee returned if we fail. Auy one sending sketch aud description of nay invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning thc patentability of same. "How to Obtalu a Patent" sent upon request. Patents secured through us advertised for sale nt our expense, Patents tnkeu out through tig receive special notice, without charge, in TUB PATBNT RECOUD, mi illustrated nnd widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers nnd Investors. 8cud for sample copy FREE. Address, VIOTOR O. EVAN8 & CO. (Parent Attorneys,) Evans Building, . WASHINGTON, D. 0. AT THIS OLD STAND Anntl Prepared to fill at Short Notice - Orders for - O ypi'c * ? i r <1 hite ir v Sash; Dnora and BliiidB, AT BOTTOM PRICKS. Wo Boll no Bhoddy work, or misH?tttn, Shopa on Moduli streut near residence H. Vt I'OWKUS, Jun 31, 1898 Bounetuwllle, S. 0, TttAbe MARKO DE8IQN8 - nw - C?>vni?HT? Ac. Anyone s'ondtntf n Bkotr.h nnd description mny QUtOkly ascertain our op'nlon froo whothornu ?11v011tV.11 ls probably pntontnblo. Communion, tionantrlctly couudontlnl. Handbook on Patent? eontfroo. Oldcut nuonoy for BCCnrliift vntonls. Pntonts tnkon tnroURh Munn A Co. rocclvo tptttai nottct, without clinruo, lu the untrntod wppVlr, hMgi^L !\e. H V?M byXlUewBdwkiow. A hntidsomcly llb dilution of any r. AILINN r? I?byo ? cT^^^ N ew Yor? ?%oo% V St.. frnBbi" mn. 1>.T* MARLBORO HOTEL TONSORIAL PARLOR, THE h,e*t worljip? irJ. Hay Rum nnd Tonic i'ruatment Tool.?} the best and sharpest Polite-attention'always assured Three Artists in constant attendance' LADIES WORK n. Pnpcialtv I Once % customer, always a. cu steiner. I JACKSON, HATCHER, THOMAS TONSOmAl ARTISTS,, VTTRESO" YAh ELiVST?O F15 LT" M-MTflKSS lattrcss gives. I am agent for both, see Ibe - 2nd Window Shades. Line in JjcnncUsville, S. C, ? IN FliItN?TOHlH tie Best. My time is given exclusively mci, on a Square Deal, 1 will not fie$'4 i my lillie. 901. jpsm m mm mimi, \V>? Atirt?* _ CONDENSE!) ?CHIiJOUhJ?. Io Kft'cot March ?6, 1899. South Bound Dully No 52 MAIN LINE North Bound, Dolly No S3 6 50 p 3 50 P 3 45 I> 2 30 p ?2 42 p 12 13 p ?? 55 ? ti 67.a to 36 a io 09 a 3 45 ? Ar Lv Ar Lv Lv Lv Ar Lv Lv Lv [Lv Wilmington Fayottevlllo Fayetteville Sanford /?>!!_ - -. s. jiiuux Greensboro Greensboro Stokeedalo Walnut Oovo Rural Ball Mt. Airy Lv Ar Lv 'H uv* Ar Lv Lv Lv Lv Ar 9 00 a ia 12 io p m . 12 28 p 1? ? 43 p m 3 44 P m 4 ?S P m .4 ?5 P 1? 5 12 p m 5 44 p ni 6 13 p m 7 34 p m South Bound Daily No 64 BENNETTSVILL? North Bound Bally NoC? 8 00 a m 9 07 a m 9 35 a m io 20 a m io 40.a m Lv Bonuettsvillo Ar Lv Maxton Lv Lv Bed Springs Lv Lv Hopo Mills Lv Ar Fayottevlllo . Lv 7 IS p m 6 IS P m 5 35 P ? 4 52 p m 4 33 p m. No 46 South Bound Mixed Daily ox Sunday MADISON UnANCJI No 47 North Bound Miked Daily ox Sunday, 5 30 p ml Ar 3 50 p m liv ,! 40 p ny, fjv ?j. jci p m J Ai 1 t p inj Ly St yke?dalo I .". io, (> V:, , V Mt'.t'':. <!! Rnm8our . Ollmax tJrcfiiHbo?o <; i i.otnjboro Lv 6 40 a m Ar 8 25 a m ki] 9 17 <% iii Lv) 9 3 5 ,\ th Lv'jlJ O'/ U K. Af|l'? 'H's ft ira Oou neut iona ai FvyetteWt* vi J. h?tlot.tj i?baiit LInO, rtfc'MttX.t?Vi.' with ' '.e.. Oftiollmv 3oiitt?l H ?ivoful, tit Rod MpVloa? vir? tho [tod ?prioya nm\ tlOW.tn'fiV?liiilroad, :iL ?5r.il* ord k'tth .tho, SsiihOQtd Alr^Li'Uji, i<t Uni v?th tho Durham and Charlotte Railroad, it Greonboro with tho Southern Railway Donipnuy, at Walnut Oovo with tho Norfolk ind Wc.?ti:m Railway. J. R. KEN LY, GonU Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager, * H. M. EMERSON, Gen'1 Baw Agent. - mmm % WORKS. OP J; W. M0EI1WEE, BEHNfTTSVILlE, S.C. I HAVE recently moved my/ Marble Works from McColl to? Honnettsville, and for the pres crit am loon tod over tho Depot ? nod occupy tho McCall HrieV Wurohomo, whoro I will 1.0 plousodi lo continuo to supply all wotk noedod In my lino to tho peoplo of Marl? boro iiiub adjoining count ?OH Parties find* ing it more convenient can havo tlioir or dort* Ulled from my yard at Dillon, S, C. Designs, estimates nod prices furnished application Olcaniug and rosetting mon*, um en ta and tombstones a ppeoialty,; Thanking tho general publio fer punft pat rono po I rospcei fully policit ij con ti ti nanoo of tho samo in tho future, Very, respectfully; . J. W. McELWBB* - W. W. PATE. MANAOteav January 22. 1990 Three Bailors 1 ThreeOhak?l kv er u tnt ng Fir?t?Clas'B? ? SALOON ON MARION STRR??W EASY CH AIRS, OLEAN SHAVES? BE8T OF HAIR CUTS! Children receive spocinl nttention-r either nt tho Shop nt their houie., Your patronage" solicited. J. A. GHAOK, Barhop. IIBNNKWflVILLK, B. <\ Digests what vou ?&f. ?.t artifloially (1 igests tho food and Nature in strengthening >mi recon structing the exnauat?u digestive or*. gans. lt ia tho latoat?l8mercftulgcst*>> ant and tonio* Ko other prep&TAUorV can appVQftOh lt in effloloncy. It Sar? tautly relieves and pormanotitly cvtrtwi lbj ?auar?*. . Gaatralgia.Cramwao* all other results of imperfect dlge&tlOfc* yspepsla, Indigestion, t fatulonco, Sour St?tttaobj' Sick Iloatlaoho, < Prepared by E. C. poWHT ?C?,?^^WM^ Douglas ttvo?, drag Blore, ? ' - om* At<h AitiVu- r m.