The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, June 28, 1901, Image 2
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Friday Juno 28, 1901,
KuliHcription I'rlco :
-One yoa-r.if 1.00
Six months.50
Throo months.25
PEN AND SCISSOIIGRAPJIS
Mr. Harry Ryttonburg, a prom
inent citizen of Sum tor died sud
douiy on tho 22nd-aged sixty
years.
Tho S. 0. Press association
meots at Harris LithiaoiK?io 14th
und will go to Buffalo ournie 10th.
Some sharp follow claims lie has
inado a bale of now cot on this
year. South Carolina farmers aro
not-through chopping yot.
Property to the val no of $160,
209,805 wont up in smoko in this
country last year. The insurance
companies wore scorched to thc
amount of $195,503, C50.
Boswell Bardsley is 91 years
old, and has been postmaster at
Lansing, N. Y., for scvonty two
years. Ho was appointed by John
Quincy Adams, and has served
under nineteen presidents and
thirty throo postmaster generals.
Ho is tho oldest postal oflicial in
continuous service in tho country.
COURT OE GENERAL SESSIONS
Juno Torin 1901
Tho summor lorin ot tho Court of Geno
rul Sessions convened Monday at io, with
Hie Honor Judge Wall? presiding. Tho
Grand having bean fully charged at tho
April Tenn, Ilia Honor in n fow romarks
turned over tho Hill? ready and they went
right to work, and, by 5 in tho afternoon,
finished up tho business given to thom,
mado a brief report ?nd woro discharged,
Oa Monday thoro wcro two jury oases
heard and convictions secured in both :
Houston Thomas, for entering tho home
of Mr. Thomas Fraser and Blcalhig $S 13,
was given 5 years and 6 months in St,ato
penitentiary.
Frank Louk, colored, (not our Frank but
a now ono from Rockingham) for entering
tho homo of a mau in Hebron and pl ealing
mouoy &o , waa given 5 years and 6 mths.
A third case was started Mouday afton
noon, but night danlo on and court adjourn
od to Tuesday. This caso excited consid
?rable intorost A colored woman, named
Mary Ann Frasor. was charged entoriug Ibo
smoke houoo of Mr. H. II. Covington, lied
Hill, and taking oil' sonic hains, &a. Sho
denied tho charge an3 omployod T. W.
Bouchier, FiHq , to defend her. Tho caso
was ably contested until near 4 Tuesday
afternoon, whon tho jury retired. Af tor
rbniainlivy dui uh ?nt -?, lio**** , felling to
ajfrce, u mistrial Wau 1 t;'1
A. fl cr hewing a mojiOtl foe opii'iuliunco.
h. Hm vic v," .:>(?. (*.>..'.. (lil.! M ur le. \ and
Waller I Uncu, idVcoioitliil ohnrgefl . ?t h tho
murder cf Capt*Cannr, und 1 of tull ny sumo
Court tock ii locota until Tue t:?jj Un
when this noted case was taken up, and is
now hoing heard as wc go to press. This
case will completo tho work of term.
Only two of tho convict? aro present
Murphy is ?till in hiding. Harris is rep
rosonted by Messrs T. I. Itogcis and D. D.
McColl, Jr., and limos by Messrs Dudley
and J. H. Hudson.
BAPTIST UNION MEETING.
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Th's Union Meeting of thc Ihiplist
Churches ol Marlboro county will convene
willi thc Brownsville Church on Friday
Juno 281 h.
To preach on Friday, lt. Kord, '
On Saturday; JO. 1\ Kusltiling
On Sunday, J. A. M tuon.
Subjects for Discussion :
Friday-"How can thc members be ol
help io thc pastor ?" Opened hy C. A
McAlidcr.
Saturday-"How arc wc to interest all
of our membership in ?ll tho work of
tho church Opened by J. J Lane.
DOTS FROM HARMONY.
We are having some very warm wea
ther now-it's what tho harmers want to
sec to kill lite pretty grass.
Some ol' thc I ar in tis have very pretty
grass in their coll?n-it will do lo pas
turc. 1 heard a farmer say that his cotton
and grass hud stopped growing. I expect
he meant that the grass was out growing
the cotlor',
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Spears spent Sun
day wi'h Mr. and Mrs Ed Townsend ol
Blenheim.
Mr. dames McQuaigc and sisters, Al
ice and Mattie, spout Sunday with their
sister Mrs James Wright of Dunbar.
' I am glad to heir thal thc Two Foxes
are still alive 1 would like to buy a box
ol tootli powder from them il they have
any to spare, I do hope they haven't
given il all away to their bcsl tallows.
Mr. anti Mrs R. F, Spears spent Sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs ll, li. Spears.
Mr. and Mrs Silas Spears visited al
the home of Mr. and Mrs James Quick,
ol Ked Bluff, Sunday.
1 expect the reason Ihc Two Foxes
have been quiet for such a long time, is
beacause they have been ealing spring
chickens. Foxes are very fond ol chick
en, as well as other lolks.
Mr. iWillie Spears and sister, Lizzie,
visited relatives in Hebron Saturday anti
Sunday.
Mr. James F. Lewis of llcnncttsvllle
spent Spent Sunday willi Mr and Mrs
James Clark.
When one visits now all they lieai
is, "How is your clops, and do you
think you will make anything this year ?
The answer is, "Well, may he 1 will
make enough lor Peggy and myself.
When you sec Hie Two Foxes do tell
hem to save me some tooth powder,
A Farmer's Daughter.
June 26, 10.01,
Special Sanitary Notice.
ALL parlies knowing ol any promises
or oihct place in bad sanitary con
dition within tiie corporate limits of thc
Town of RenneUsville are requested to
notify the Town Marshal, who is the
health officer ol the Town, and it will
receive the attention ol Council at once,
?. S. McOALL, Mayor,
; Juncal, iud i.
Aft.
OLIO CORRESPONDENCE.
Items of Interest From This Hus
tu??- hit-tie City.
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Sunday was a-bright day but ex
morning I said to myself how glad
and thankful wo ought to bo for all
tho good things we enjoy. With thia
feeling upon mo .1 shaped my cou iso
for tho pu pt Ut ch mol? to hear thc
earnest christian pastor Rev. Edgar
East erl i n g preach I will not attempt
to comment on his iormon, su?lico it
lo say that his sermon was as usunl
reploto willi good counsel, christian
living and christian duties, but in
spite of all this good preaching, in
?pito of my feeling of tranquility I
went away from thc chu rob mad, in
dignant, sorry and ashamed, and all
ibis was caused by the ill manners of
some poison or persons 'ulking nut iu
church; and this shall bo my subject
for this week. Thia kind of thing docs
not happen in Olio niton, or at loiut
it has not been done herc right lately.
There must certainly have como sonni
strangers among us from the Conni
bal Islands or some other heathen
country. Surely no ono who lias been
among civilized peoplo could bo guilty
of sueh shameful behavior in church
Now I alu not iu a good humor and I
am going to talk plainly. Everybody
that is concerned knows where to find
mc and lam always at my placo of
biisiuoss, thcrcforo any explanation
that may bo wanted I stand open for
argunient, ,'iibliely or privately.
Sumo people think it smart to go to
chu roll and talk while the preacher iii
all his earnestness in trying to per
suado men to load better lives. These
chinch talkers novar stop to think
that they cannot command tho alten
lion of a sensible man in tho middle
of a black swamp much less in the
eliureli where a good christian minis
ter is showing them their nothingness
Tliey don't slop to think that it is the
empty wagon that makes tho most
.tucket., but everybody else knows il is
[ am always willing lo allow a baby
lo make a fuss in church if it isa
young baby, but Lord deliver me
from bearing a great big grown baby
with moro collar than braius and
manners, talking oui loud in church
I had n great sight rather too him
chew a baby rallie out loud. It would
come nearer suiting bis mental calibre
Now Ibis is nil. A word to the wisc is
sufficient, but ibis much I will say,
thc next time I nm annoyed this way
in church I will publish ibe names pf
the parties iu the poper whether they
bo male or female 1 don't care what,
kind of a family they come from, I
will dd it certain.
If ono of these church talkers wore
td die I would li ko to write his epi
taph, and hero is what I would write,
on his tomb.
1 'And when you aro uuinhcrcd with tho j
dead,
Hlo.v a irrussy hillock,
With juulico may thoy nuuk your head
Here hoi a famous bullock " ,
?Vi ri. Yv\ V. Heckling 11 io artist froid
Columbia, haij btcn v illi U.? for ii fdv>
j?ia\s. Ile -ii',-: lui dur ootttjiry
?tl.nl iiill i.'omo again io Lin nonc lu
lure. E\ ot y body iii t lie Stale hnowf;
j i ba' hi's work is tiV$Uchis&.
The Clio "First Team" played a
game with the Clio "Scrub Team" on
Saturday. Tho scoro stood ll to ll.
Now I aili not up on Base Ball lore,
but ono ibing I do know. One of the
lennis has taken a name ..scrub" that
will suii them O. IC. If ihey will go
lo the creek with a cake (it Tar soap
and i crul) mid scrub and then they
will? be in presentable shape for thc
Diamond.
Talking about wet weather a man
Inn just told mo thai he cut his oats
Inst week and slacked the hi on the
land they grew oh and the ground was
so wot that the shocks bigged up to
thc bands on the bundles. How is this
for Wet land or lieing cithei? I am hoi
the author of this. It may bc so or ii
may not be so; any Way it sounds to
nie like a doubled barrelled Jim Da
vid.
Dr. E. H. Goldberg of your town
is willi us again this week for awhile,
rho Dr. is quite popular with our
eople who art troubled with nc.:ing
molars and aching hearts ?is well. Ile
'sa)8 he likes all of Ibo Olio people
anil will continue to visit our lillie
town as occasion demands.
Mr. Chas. English an old citizen
and confederate soldier died hear here
on Saturday and will bc buried at
Salem church ti? day. Mr. English was
a quot, good ci liz rn, heyer was known
or seen ki ibe wrangles or noisy walks
of lifo. Another good citizen bas
gone to his reward Mrs. El izabel!)
fl i 11801), who was thc daughter of Rev.
Richard Welch, long since departed,
died here after a lingering illness on
Thursday evening and was laid to
rest in the Hebron Cemetery on Fri
day P. M. Sho has left an aged hus*
bi nd Mr. William Hinson, who is now
in his 88rd year. After ?!.'> years of
peaceful married life, to tread the
wino press of care anti trouble alone,
besides a largo family of children and
rolalivcs, 1 am in a position to know
that she was a good woman. I of m'y
own knowledgo know that it great
part of her lifo was spent in minister
ing to thc wants of tho sick. I have
reason to know that she was ttiouglit>
less of solf in her kindness to tho sick
Whenever and wherever sho could
get lo their aid. I am corta in that her
lines have fallen in pleasant places.
I have in my life closely watched
ibo course of human events I have
seen men and women who wore born
and reared in painted two story houses
who never in t hoir lives raised a h ind
or voice much less a cent of inonoy to
help tho poor, except in I he church
to bo seen ol* men. I say that I have
seen the departure from earl h of this
kind of people; I havoseen tho long
procession of buggies and carriages on
iheir way led by the gayly chaperoned
horses hitched to tho sombre Hoarse,
while the church bells lolled in unison
their sud farewell. I have seen pro*
cession hendod by tho preacher in im
tnaculato dress march through the
long drawn aislo and Freitod Vault,
and preach and piaiso tho virtues
and goodness of a person who never
did an net that would causo a sigh of
regrot from any of their follow crea
tures here on earth and not a word of
wi leonie in a botler laud. This brings
to my mind the beautiful Words of tho
pool Urayi
,rCnu storied urn or animated bust
Buck to ita mansion call tho llottiug ev oath?
Can honor'a voico provoko the minni dust,
Or ll.ittory HOO.IIO Oto dull eo!d car o' duulhr
On tho other hand I hmo econ tho
huiublo unsung, unknown to famo,
creatures of God's bundi work too pass
through lifo doing goo l toothers with
out scrip or purse, touching ibo lev
eled brow With bond mid heart coo Std
with n desire to do God's will. "Inns
much ns yo oi I it unto the least oi
tin so my brethren so du I unto you "
I BJ y I bave seen this kind puss nw ny.
No long train ol Veli ?oh 8* io church
bolls ringing, m .y bo no preacher,
and if ono happens to be lhere ho will
say that funerals aro out of date, it is
flo uso to say anything except may Ot1
to rend the bu ' hil service and cut
out Borne of that. The eatno poet Gray
beautifully describes tbeso kind when
1:0 says,
' liirgo waa bin bounty and bia Boni einooro,
Hoavon did a recompenso ai largely ?end,
Ho gave to misery (till ho hud) u tear,
Ho gained from beaven (twasall ho wished)
a friend."
Now I am writing ?bout the people I
in Chicago ol course. Wc don't do
ibid way down hore, nt least I reckon
wo don't; bull aili afraid.without.n
chango wo aie going to get nt it.
Messrs, B. Y. EeGilvray and D C.
1 McRue outdo nd a Hying visit on Sun
day eve.
J Mr. Will Rogers of Parnassus pass
cd through tho cro?s on Sunday eve
going north of town. I guess ho too
was on pleasure bent.
Well a black thunder cloud passed
over town about dark Sunday night. I
was scared bad, and left homo and
went to a ueighbor'a. A mighty good
woman, with whom I have long been
h?cq?aiut, ns Burns says, lc!Ls mo if 1
would bo more careful in handling
tho truth, thal perhaps I would not bo
so scared when tho dark clouds of
nature come, lo say nothing of the
clouds ofdestiny Maybe sho is right,
?anyway I believe it. Perhaps I nm
spared foi some good purposo, who
knows but what I may be a Trial Jus
tico or Notary Public yoi? Lot time
ai.d chanco determino.
Juno 24, 1901. J. P.McG.
LETTER FROM HEBRON.
Mr. Editor-E-.irly this morning to gm
tify my ourioaity I took a stroll near tho
center of ibe Township, making my ocurso
from start to finiali in tho ahupo of n half
moon. Tho distance traveled bet WOOD 5
and io milod. The bights on my trip wan
groat - not Borious, neither dnngcroui
General green soomod to bo makirjg hoad
way, but thoro aro some good farmers etill
to bo found who undoratand tho mauago
mont of gonornl groon when it tukes hold
in full forco.
I gavo closo inspection to my comrades
who make their living by tho sweat of tho
brow. No hotter plowmen over trod the
soil than two 1 saw ibis morning. Ono of
thom livcB on tho old homestead of W. W.
Covington, deoouaed, whoro I waa roared,
'the other on Mr. John Hubbard Jr's, plana
; I have lived 70 ye iif ind nothing n 1
1 wit y. oj plowing yon fig cotton havo ii/
10 j ts .it thu nice \vdrjs U-.oy hau- ? ii ^
11 o Iv, v plivmitloiii Udti your tn tpit e j
i rainy MUXUOII.
! A ? f m-, pr?.spt:olin?< . >u>iv iirWv<.t.
Jonathan Woodley'a farm. Thoro 1 lound
tho old goutluman plowing in a beautiful
pioco of oom ; no grass, and himself giv
ing tho closing touohes, and bis youngest
Bon j hst from college dropping peas for hiu
pa, now in his 70th year. How pleasant it
waa lo mo to soo ibo youth so nlf^ciionato
to bia pa in his declining yeats ; keeping
him cool water to drink and (bopping pons
for his pa to cover in bia beautiful corn. I
pronotinco that a grand and great mark for
tho beautiful young youth Ic caused my
mind to go hack to Abraham and his aon
lanae. Young mon that walk about with
their fancy bato on and using their high
hoelnd ehoca for a mirror to eeo themselves
in could ho taught n grand lesson if they
would go and ace the beautiful WOtk that
Mr. Jonathan Woodley has dono with bi?
own hands. Ono moro thought beforo I
close. Just as I waa leaving Mr, Wood loy'a
1 auw a (Ino hand Baw standing ou its ond
but a fosv paces in his linc cen. I pon
dered in my mind nil tho way homo what
Mn old gentlemen meant by ihnt, but
thinking that Mr. Woodley was or ii a
member of different secret roeioliea, that
nilod out my bid, mid I returned homo
s:ifo and rrjoio'ng that my farmer comrades
will succeed in o .mum-ring 'general green.'
Joel Guvingloa,
Covington, Juno 22, IQOI,
A TRIBUTE OF LOVE,
Whereas, it has pleased God ill His
all wisc providence to call lrom labor
to rest our lamented brother CHARLES
S. H?NEGAN, We, the members ot
Marlboro Lodge No 88. A, K. M.,
deeply deplore his death but bow our
heads in humble submission lo His holy
will.
Our Lodge loses an earnest member.
one who was a Mason in every sense
and who practiced the principles ol
Masonry in every act of bis lile
Thc Church loses an officer and mem
ber who was ever active for its growth
both spiritually and temporally and one
whose life is a fitting example for us to
lollow.
Our community loses a citizen whose
every act, since Iiis residence among us,
has been for the betterment ol mankind
-bc was foremost in every effort to pro-,
mote public good.
His family loses a faithful and alfect
ionalc husband and father.
No greater tribute ot love could be
paid our deceased brother than to say
lie was a christian gentleman, none
ever questioned his uprightness and hon
csty, lie enjoyed the confidence and res
peet of all who knew him-bc had a sac
red regard for truth--he was Irec from
vengeful anger-bc was of strict integ
rity, diligent in business, compassionate
toward thc destitute and obedient to thc
truth.
Our hearts go out in deepest sympathy
and with those who mourn:
Be it resolved th u a pige in our min
ute book lie inscribed to his memory,
that a copy of this tribute bc published
in our County papers and that a copy
bc sent to the family ol our dcccoscd
brother. Signed,
C. S. Chaffin,
Ti C. Hamer,
J. % Dudley,
Committee/
WHAT'S YOUiltfAOB) WOKT1IP
Sometimes a fortune, but never, it you
have a sallow complexion, a jaundiced
IO'JU, moth patches and blotches on the
skm.-all signi of Liver trouble. Rut Dr.
King's New Lile Pills give Clear Skin,
Itofty Cheeks, Ittch Complexion.
Only agouti at J? T, Donglas St Bro
IN III HM OUI AM. jj
Mrs. ^lizabeth Hirison.
Mrs Elizabeth llinsott, wife ol Mr.
William Minson, was born March 2t'.ri>,
1828, and died at Olio. S. C , June .foil?,
ion.
Sile was a daughter ol Itev. RichailU
and Mrs Annie Welch, hence lt may l>c:
readily seen why she joined thc M. K
Church, South, in early Hie ; lu > lather
a minister ol the gospi 1, and bet moth?i
one ot the best ol women. an-humbie '
pure christian lady who dearly loved lu 1 \
children and did all in her ?power o
bring- these up "in the nurture and ad
monition ot the Lord."
She was united in marriage with Mr.
llinson August 12, 1853. and during
the many years that followed she patient
ly shared with him m thc chances und
vicissitudes peculiar to life's pilgrim.age,
and now that she has been called I'u t.
his side lie is lonely and sad, wlih the
burden ot years and the feebleness ni old
agc upon him.
She was convei led and united With the j
church in the days of her girlhood arid |
remained a consistent member.di UH
same until the close ol ber hie. I U r ?ile
may be said to have been in Strict ac
cordance will: the protession she: m ule
She was an humble christian ..oman
and her lile was adorned with thai meek
and qui?i spirit which in the sight ot th?
Lord is ol great price. . As long :i< she
was able lo be present she delighted m
the privileges ol" the Sanctuary. Ko
several years previous to her .death, she
was in feeble health, and the o i ic um j
stances were such that she could not
visit the house ot God aa ?lten ns sip
would have been glad to have done, bul
she held communion with ber Ilea wei,
Father around ber own fireside., anti
was ready always ''to give a teiscn ol!
the hope that was in her with meek 11 ess
and with lear."
For several months previous I? lier
death she was stranded upon a bcd ol j
suffering, but she endured as seeing Him'
who is invisible. Rev T. M Dent Vlsil
ed her in the midst ol her afflictions and !
lound her calm, resigned, submissive, i
meek, only waiting, pailienlly waiting j
to pe called Irom a state ol sullering to a
home in that Better Country "wi rc th?
inhabitant shall never s;\y I am sick.'
and to join with many loved ones go '?
belorc. Thus the Welch tamily may b.
said tr? be gathering home, the pi ayers
ol thc christian parents arc being an
swered in thc salvation of their d 8<.'
ants.
As one aller another of our lellow-sol
diers in the army of the Lord lays down
the christian armor and exchanj;. . ii loi
t!ie robe ol salvation that has bet 11 wa iii
! cd and made white in the blood ol tin
i Lamb, and with palms ol victory hi trieb ;
hands and unites with that innnr>>> .'< :
host in the song ol the redeem 1 h y
not we who are lelt behind be read j
sing :
VA few nioro^ycnrs ahull roll,
A few 111010 Ronflons oorao ;
Ard wo ?hull bo wilb thoeo that root
Anleep within tho tomb.
A few moro stormi ehall bent
Oa thia wild, rooky ah oro, .
Aud wo ahull bo whoro tempest'i c?a li),
And surges awoll no moro.'1
She was buried in Hebron Oe rici
June 21st. 190t, llcv. T. M. D rit ?oh?
ducting the luneral service.
June 24, 190t. L. M. Healer,
1 That Throbbing Hoadnobo 8 j
Would quickly lonvo you, if you mei. 1
I ir Ivitv' i Nev/ Lit'?, l'i?t.ii T
>. iii M i * Haye l?? ?vod i heh ?...-,:, hi ?
u., i ! j uv 1 i.jl; ittjil X t-1 vi .i.-- J leadaOhv .j
'Ph v m.ib' i ui v blood ind .. I roi;g I -1 I
(did ?juild ;i,. your. ! v Ii ?.'.w i i ,\> i
Ti'} theta* i Inly '?: . 00 hi -, ninney bani; :
i WU vaned. Sohl by ?J. Tj D <...'
Bro. I
Thia signature is on ovory box of tho j mm Ines
Laxative Bt'omb-Qiiiuinc
ibo remedy timi cur?.'? a cold li? olio' <!.>.?
Try a can of chicken Tuinalrt,
al W. M. Howe's it is iine
RGOT Just in a tiice linc of Brasil
and Iron Bedsteads. Call ard .se:;
them. G. W. Wad Iii)
You Know What You aro 'Patoil;*
Whoo you aro take Groves Tastele?>.t Chill
Tonio because the formula la plainly ?iveii
on ovory bottlo shewing that I ti I *i di inply
Iron and Quinine in a tastolosa I erm. No
ouro- no pay. Prico 50.
fligy"" Binder twine of the bet'!
quality at thc lowest prit iii any
quantity at C. S. MoUallV.
Tho Boat Preparation for Malaria,
OII?IIB and Fever ia a bottle m' t.'n.:A
TaStohfl Ol? ill Tonio. It ls simply iron uno
quinine in n tnatolcsa form. Nu dill >~- np.
p.?y, Prico 1500.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov, , f
Dr. C. J. Moflett-Dear Sir: 1 cannot
loo strongly recommend your J'i:i "i ; ttl NA
(Teething Powders) to mothels as on ; ol
thc best medicines they can ob,,.in lor
their debilitated and sickly infants. j
have used it with very satisfactory ?c.
suits the past summer with my child,
and while we have heretolore lost a child
or two Irom teething under other rem
edies, our present child that has taken
TEETH IN A, is a line, healthy Loy.
I am, very tesp?cllully,
Ai P. Brown, M., |),
(Brother ol U. S. Senator and Kx
Gov. Joseph K, Brown.
Real Estate Agency.
Ii. L. KIRKWOOD, Manager *
Barties wauling to buy or sell prop
erly of any kind-nou?es, !<:?;, or
farms-should seo moor wi ito me
at Bennet tsvH le,
Iltivo two nico building lots in Ka's'l
licnnettsvillc-one lot J nero, Ono
lot 1 nero.
Notice of Final Disoharg?,
KSTATB OF NOVELLA FU.J.lin :?.
NOTICIO is hereby givon thill uti tho
27th day of May I filed my ii nal r?
i urn us Fxeouior under thc will of Novells j
Fletcher, deceased, wiih thu llonoinhlo
J udge of Probate for Marlboro county
and that on Wednesday the itali day oj
July. '1001, I will apply lo Sind Douri fur
Loiters Dismissory as auld JCxocptoi'.
W. B. FLF/i'MiKt'.
Juno 10, 1001. t?x'?r.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
KSTATK l?MZABBTII Pi IV.aiUM
HAVING this day filed it? (ho fehale
JUl .Judge's olllco nf Marlin?-> Oohnly
my final roluin us ICxccutoi ol iho ?WjtlUc
of Flizibeth P. Parham. Nolie is ! er< hy
given that I will apply to said Court ot)
loth day of July 1001, at ll) 1. M.., fd) a
final discharge a< Executor ?l : au) (flllflilo,
MlTOllKb B PAIUAS'I
Juno 14, lyal, Quulnicd mtot
Tho most resilient, non-absorbent and most
(Comfortable Mattress on the market,
sutler TO HAIR, WOOL, HLT OR COTTON
Mattresses made.
;-o-o-o
ll impervious lo waler, will never pack. 'Lighter iii weight,
and obnoxious to all insect life. Sec thc testimonials
of eminent physicians and surgeons.
For sale only by
?. S. McCAIJL.
Bennettsville, S. O.
fi
??TTT1 Titi ~r*?
.I ou run absolutely no
in buy of us. Should
you be displeased in any
way return the doods
and Mittle returns your
To-day Our Stock is the most complete in
tile town, consisting of bright, clean, desirable goods.
?H/nnvrraiiiYfi LIA? iwiMVDnnv* mn wm
received a new lol of Shirt 'Waist Silks?
Tiloso aro preiiv. high grades, ai pi !?.... .-. ;>w /.or iv rd lovyeV!
; lo bo had elsewhere. ? j
dust in a new linc of K\f BRO[DERTES, consisting of ISdg
tngs and insertions in new patterns ol beading at 5, C, 8 and
IO cents, the yard. As good as others as ask you double the
Inonoy for. You should see them.
Our Dry Goods Stock is full of desirable styles at
(hose usual low prices.
SHOES and SUPP RMS. We are still getting them in to
supply the large demand, There certainly is something doing
in the Shoe and Slipper b?&ihess at MITTLE'S STORM
Shirt Waists, Skirts, Ready-made under
p. 'l'ments for Ladies always in stock. Styles up to now.
Men and Boys wear from head to foot. Shirts, Hats Under
wear, Hosiery, Neck wear and the only up-to-date line of Collars
lind, Cull's carried in the Town.
Why can we undersell our competitors? For these reasons :
i. Close attention to our business.
Good judgment in biting,
Doing business on small expense,
t. Not. in a hurry to get rich, but willing lo sell goods on u
in lng margin.
THANKING YOU FOR PAST FAVORS AND ASK TNG A
CONTINU ANGE OF SAME,
Yours for Honest dealings
IMIittle's Store.
AI A Y 31, 1901.
! iENNETTSYILLE * EMERY
AND SONFE0TIOB?RY.
;03El.E3-aLl3, -EllRSH DAILY.
IDJ?^JE^SIM1ES9 ? Orders lilied on short notice.
JERL C3 X-j 'JLmfSt j
- and -
All size OAK KS made to order
Wedding Oakes
A Specialty.
North East Corner Public Square
April 22, 1001.
(?y,??Y?,?.*?T?**w
Bennettsville ?!lov>elt? Moths,
F. E, ROWE, M AN Xa ii u,
- DRALMa IN AND MANUFACTUKKK Ol? -
Ceiling, Flooring, Siding, Brackets,
Balusters, Newels, &c,
BUILDING MA WAL W ALL RINDS,
IF YOU AUK IN NEED OK any kind of LUMBER, -ou?h
or dressed, wo would bo glad to lmvo you call at our MILL
nttd look over slook.
?l i . I : ^??????M?i
"DEXTER M
ll you lune a "DEXTER," ora
you will get tlic Comfort that no other ft
(Jome and see them. At tho same time
Novelties in Matting <
I carry thc largest Stock in thi
Ililli UP TO 1
Nico Fresh Stock, from thc Cheapest to
to KU RN Tl URIC and Its Belonginos,
UNDERSOLD. b
Metal Bedsteads in Enamel an
1 solicit your put ronugo ii
Very lt cspectfully*
G. ?
Bennettsville, S. G., Juno 5, 1
ATLANTIC COASUINE RAILROAD
unison TO coiiUMniA.
I.KAVK.
6 45 a, tn,
7 io
8 02
9 ?S
S 45 p. m.
dilmon,
Bonnettsvillo,
Darliugton,
Sumter,
Columbia,
AIUIIVB.
to io p. m.
9 ?7
8 as
6 40
10 55 a. m.
QIU80N TO CHARI.ICSTON.
t.KAVK.
6 45 a m.
7 io
8 02
9 ?5
4 49 P. m.
Gibson,
Bonnottavillo,
Darliugton,
Floronco,
Chnrlcaton,
ARRIVK.
to io p, in,
9 17
8 25
7 55
?2 45
KI.OH KNC Iv TO WAOIC8HORO.
TiKAVK. ARRIVE
8 45 a. m. Floronco, 7 00 p. m
9 20 Dallington, 6 29
ll 30 Ohoraw, 5 15
C. M. EMERSON, II, M. EMERSON,
Traille Manogor, Aas't. Gen Puts. Agt.
J. R. KENLY, General Mnuagcr.
We Feed
The Mungry*
WiiKK in town ard you want a good
meal, remember wu can eorvo you.
A gooil meal fur 25-1. Restaurant
north of tba Marltot,
I). J. RRAYBOY.
HOW
A BOOT
j o ar*
?V,ITO H
ty
ry
3
IA ?
1,4 ll
Docs it keep thc oorreul time '{ Ol do
you hnvo to sot it every twonty four hour??
Do your know what ia tho mutter with it ?
Bring it to mo and let mo put it in corrcot |
timc-kccp'ng order. It may bo dirty aud
need donning lt may have 0 cog broken,
lt may huvo a foi cw loose, or it may only
need regulating. Bring it to me und no j
matter what ail? it, I eau put it in Hist,
olafls condition. My charges aro very mod
erato and the work will ho dono promptly.
I repair Jowolry and Clocks, a'ao Guns
and Pistola. For anything in my lino seo
mo. I can and do moot all competition,
S. J. PEARSON,
Jeweler and Repairer.
PATENTS GUARANTEED
Our fee returned it we fall. Any one sending
.sketch mid description of nuy invention will
promptly receive our opinion free concerning
tlic patentability of same. " How to Obtaiu n
Patent" sent upon request. Patents Recured
through us advertised for sale nt our expense.
Patents tnkcu out through us receive special
notice, without charge, in TUB P?TBNT RECORD,
nu illustrated mid widely circulated journal,
consulted by Manufacturers mid Investors.
Bend for sample copy F ft EE. Address,
VICTOR J. HVAN3 & CO.
{Patent Attorneys,)
Evans Building, WASHINGTON, D. C.
IS OTU I i vi DI
u ul ILL 1 \ 1)1
AT TH li OLD STAND
Aimil Prepared lo lill at Short Notice
Orders fdr -
OyiU'O. *K lid VA lvi<<1 ii ?.
Sash, Dnors and Blindsj
AT BOTTOM PRICKS.
Wo soil no Shoddy work, or in la?* Ut?,
ShopB on McColl street nour residence.
?. i?\ i?o wira ICM,
Jan 31, 1898 Bonncttevillo, S. 0.
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNO
COPYRIGHTS AC.
Anyono nondlnR a sketch and description maj
inlckly aseortnin our opinion froo whothor an
nvontlou Is probably patentable. Communion
autoklj
Invontl....
tlonsntrlctly cnntlduntlnl. Handbook ou Patenta
float froo. Oldest nuency for BCCUrlllfl pat ont?.
Putouts takon throunh Munn ft Co, re?oive
tptclal notice, without clinrgo, In tho
A handsomoly Illustrated wookly. ^*rK08T?0JR:
culntlon of any solomillo Journal. lor,""-,*'Vft
yonr; four months; $1. Sold by rd I iiowsdeidorj.
lira" h ?mco. C?? V St., Wnsbln?ton. ?. C.
LBDRO HOTEL
TONSORIAL PARLOR,
THE best workmanship.
Bay Rum and '.tonic Treatment
Tools the best and sharpest
Polite attention always assured
Three Artists in constant at endance.
LADIES WORK a Specialty J
Once a customer, always a customer.
I JACKSON, HATCHER, THOMAS
TONSORIAL ARTISTS*
? MU
t fee ffifcestful f
ATTRESS"
)YAL ELASTIC FELT'' MATTRESS
lattrcss gives. I am agent for both?
see the
and Window Shades.
s Linc In benncttsvillc, S. C.
)ATI1 IN F?NIT?BI
thc Best. My time is given exclusively
and, on a Square Deal, 1 will not be
cl Oliver Green, with springs. J
ti my Linc.
901.
m mm RAILROAD,
CONDENSED BCIlIfiDULK.
In Effect X?rck 26, 1S99.
South
Bound
Daily
Wo S*
6 50 p m
3 50 p m
3 45 P ni
2 30 p rn
12 42 p m
12 13 p m
II SS a ra1
II 07 a in
10 36 a m
io 09 o m
8 45 n m
MAIN LINE
North
Bound:
Dally
No S3
Ar
Lv
Ar
Lv
Lv
Lv
Ar
Lv
Lv
Lv
Lv
Wilmington
Fuyottoville
Ffiyottevillo
Sanford
Climax
Oreo imho ro
Greouahoro
Stokcednlo
Walnut Covo
Bural Hull
Mt. Airy
Ly
Ar
Lv
Lv
Lv
Ar
Lv
Lv
Lv
Lv
Ar
00 a al
10 p ni
28 p m
43 P m
44 P m
15 p ra
25 p ra
12 p ra
44 P ra
13 P to
34 P ??
South
Bound
Daily
No 64
BENNETTS VILLE
North
Bound
Daily
No 6?
8 00 a m
9 07 a ra
9 35 ? m
io 20 a m
io 40 a m
Lv Benuottavillo At
Lv Maxton Lv
Lv Red Springs Lv
Lv Hope Milla Lv
Ar Fayetteville Lv
7 15 P n*
6 15 p ra
5 35 P ??
4 53 P m
4 33 P ??
No 46
South
Bound
Mixed
Daily ex
Sunday
5 30 )> ra
3 ?{? p wi
?. 49 p m
j 39 p ?n
' tr; p ni
i i ? 30 p 10
MADISON BitANCir
No 47
North
Bound
Mixed
Dally ox
Sunday
Ar
Lv
'Lv
(Ar
Wi
I V
BamBour
Clim ar
Oroci ? jhoro
GrotujhlKU'o
iHtcik??d?f?
Mndiion
Lv
Ar
Ar
Lv
Lv
Ai
6 40 n na
8 r's a in
? 9 17 rt ia
j 9 35 i? wt
|ri ?13 n rn
[II 55 ? KA
Connection}; nt. JtyyeUoviUo with Atlantic
Conbt Lino, at Maxton with I'iO Carolina
Control Railroad, at Bed Spring? with th?
Hod Springe and Bowmore railroad, ut Saut
ford with tho Seaboard Air Lino, at Quit
with tho Durham and Charlotte Railroad,
at Groonhoro with tho Southern Railway
Company, at Walnut Cove with tho Norfolk;
and Western Railway.
J. R. KEN LY, Gen'l Monngor. .
T. M. EMERSON, Trafflo Manager.
II. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Pans-Agent.
O
o
WORKS
OP J. W. MoELWEE,
BOW H ETT SVILLE. S.C.
I HAVE recently moved my
Marblo Works i?ora MoColl to
Honneltftville. and for tho pros?,
cnt am located*near tho Depot,
and oooupy tho McCall Ifriek
WarchouFO, whero I will be.
gleaned to continue to supply all wok
needed in my line to tho pcoplo of'Marh
boro and adjoining countica Portion find*
lng it moro conveniout cnn hove their or
lons tilled from my yard at Dillon, 8, C.
Designs. ostimntcg and prices furnished
application Cleaning and resetting mon*
imcnls and tombstones a specialty.
Thonking thc 'general publie for past
patronufo I respectfully solicit a contin
uance of the samo in tho futuro.
Vory respectfully,
J. W. McELWEE,
W. W. PATE. MANAGER.
January 22, 1990
Three Barbers ! Three Ohaire !
Every th lng Vir st' Class*
SALOON ON MAUION STREET.
EASY CHAIRS, CLEAN SHAVES
BEST OF HAIR CUTO I
Children re?oive special attention
cither nt tho Shop nt their hows*.
Your patronage solicited.
J. A. GRACE, liurber.
BENNETTS VILLE, S. 0.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat ?
lt. artificially digoata tho food and Rid?
Naturo lu strengthening und 1 econ*
structing tho exhausted dlgoativo or*
gnus. It lathe latestdlacovercddtgetf*
ant and tonic. Wo other preparation
can approach lt in efficiency. Hin
Sick Uaadaohe, Gaatialgla,Orampsa_
all otkor results of imperf?ot dlfleiM?*?
Ftlco&Oc. andll. Lnrgoil/e contain* tfMj?j*
small siro. BookaBaooutdyspSP?>a?aWWIiiW
Prepared by fi. C, DsWITT ACft,?bl?us?.
Douglas Bros. drug atore.
?uvi?ti?tt*A? io th* ?utta? ?i?r* 9mtm^j?t