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8? A. BliOWN - - - Editor. Friday Sept, 27 1901, Subscription Prlcos One year.? 1.00 Six months.50 Throo months...25 "PENAND SOISSORORAPHS Alabama's new Constitution will cost $162,000. So far as tho testimony in tho court of inquiry seems to go Soliley's way. A poacher shot at tho archduke Frodoriok of Austria on Saturday. Tho shot grazed his arm but did not wound him. Editor Clark Howell of tho At lanta Constitution has purchased W. A. Homphill's interest in tbe | papor, thus giving him control. Oho raw has organized a door and sash company. N. T. Cobb is president and treasurer, and Harrington Godfrey secretary. Tho socond annual meeting of tho South Caroliua Conference Woman's Homo Mission Society will bo hold in Columbia October 20. Tho election in 7th District pointu to Lover, wbo was tbo private Secre tary for Congressman Stokes, Tho public will not Huller. Lawyer Dill of Greenville says the statues of South Carolina affix a penalty of $10 or 30 days for killing bullbats. The trial of Loon Ozolgosz for the ..under of President McKinley bogan Monday and closed Tuesday, consum ings hours und 26 minutes. He was j found guilty and OH Thursday waa ontoneed to bo electrocuted. Judgo Wilson, chief couti sol for Admiral Sohley died suddenly1 Tuesday morning from an attack of Indigestion. The State fair offers $8,000 in ? ovemlum? this year and $2,000 to ownors of race horses. The rail road ratsB will ho tho same as last year. Congressman Talbert is eviden tly preparing for an easy run for tho governor's office. Ho recently presided over at(good roads" meet ing in Edgefield.-Spartanburg Herald. Dr. James Mack James a pop ular young physician and base bali player died in Charleston Monday night from the effects of the injuries he rocoived some weeks ago when his horse ran away with a ii vi. The ?loyer of MoUi>i!pvc orve.-i hu a Hi J tide ol' stol id iud iiJ ?'renee (6 Iii? ?kin, it.:.'... i;'":to aii vy'er any MUfiwionu of ibo Uiwyors .psi g nod ita bis ooiinf.ul, and mab. ng no plea upon uti ignmoot. DOTS^?M'J?DS?N. Mr. Editor:-It Boonu all tho Boiibos lavo forgotton tho Judson aootion. I would like to ooo soino JudBon nows if I havo to (rot it up myself. Tho Baptist ABsooiation will oonvono nt 0 nd non ohuroh uoxt month thon our friends will know that thoro aro Bomo good poo j ?lo horo. Mr. Frank Smith of Little Kook la nt the homo of Mr. T, G. Ford quito Bick. Mm. Frank Norton and sou Lonnie of Mullins aro visiting relativen in Judson and ! attic Book Boetion. Milton Huoutucoa non of Mr. J. D Jlessteaa and Mies Bishop Cottingham daughtor of Mr. James Oottingham will 1'iavo in a fow days for tho Wolob Nook Sobool at Hurtsville. Thoy will bo miesod Jrom tho Sunday Sohool. Mr, E. P. Bryant is going to visit his 1 rot h cr J W. Bryant noar Ilamor's Dopot on A. O. L. or aoino ono clue just ovor tho iJtnte lino. Miss O'Doll daughter of Mr. Alex Pat riok of Bonnettsvillo is visiting hor uuelo Mr. EU Patriok of Little Book section. I BOO not of a stray OOOQ in Lower Brownsvlllo I wonder if he woo tho coon that ato my oom in August. If ho id I want him to nt ay where he is. We have nu oxeellont sohool nt Sinclair X Ronda just over tho oouaty Uno taught by Mr. Burko Calhoun. Miss Anna MoKinnon of Lauriuburg N 0., ts vial ti og Miss Ruth Bonnott of our Motion. Misa Floronoo, daughter of Mr. D. M. Edens ia visiting rotativos in tho uppor part of Marlon oounty and in North Caro lina. Sept zo, HjOi. A Farmer. The Charleston Exposition, Tlioao farmers of Marlboro who oan, should furnish for tho Exposition campion of thoir producta, that tho world may know what tho soil of Marlboro oan do. I would urge that thoso samples bo prepared aa Boon ao possiblo during tbo noxt throo wooka and sent to mo. I will storo thom and havo them sont to Charleston. I would fiuggost I quart oaoh of uiillot seed, kaftlr eora, rico, sorghum oano, two largo pump kins, two largest gourda, two largest boots, bunch of throo or more uuullowor, i quart ouster boanB, same of broom corn, eamples of tobacco. Anything in tho way of farm? ing products will bo gladly recoivod and persons who oannot afford to donato thoso specimens will bo paid a reasonable price Tho committee urgo that thoso who can will aid thom in making a creditable, ex . blbit from Marlboro. C. y. MCOAM,. Chairman P. 8, All who havo my articles of merit should sond thom in. Thoy will bo roi tnrnod free whon tho exposition io ovor. JSIPThe display at Mittle's store this season is worthy of your inspection all new goods, new styles new prices. OLIO CORRESPONDENCE, Items ot Interest From This Hus tling- Little, City. ;? I think it was Soloinaii who said in his haste that all men wero liars. I don't know what kind of people bolo? mon had to deal with, but ono thing f do kuow and that is this, if Solomon woro living uow ho could say that all mou don't toll tho truth neither do thoy livo tho truth. All this oame to my mind on Sunday aftor hearing the Rev. Edgar P. Easterling proaoh along on this liuo. After administer ing tho ordiuanco of Baptism ho gave us ouo of his best sermons. He spoke earnestly of how people who were church members should live. He warnod every ono aud thoso cspooially who wero church members against thtso little jokes that most peoplo liko to toll-harmless maybe but lies ne /er the less. He also paid a just tribute to MoKinloy-not as a politician, uot aa a martyred president, nor of our own political party, but as a christian man of spotless oharaoter. He took good j caro lo impress tho fact upon his hoar? ors that a man could bo a christian regardless of any and all surround ings, if he would. Ho laid it on all of | us-thoro was DO big I and little you iu it. I am glad they quit tho old way of striking poople dead for lyiug-not ouly glad on my own account but glad for the sake of a lot of my acquaint ances. Cotton is not coming in very fast. The crop is going to bo short by sovor al hundred bales from what it was last year. Our school will open in a /ow day?. Mr. Rioliburg, of Elloreo, has becu employed us Tone h ci for this terra. Mr. Hugh MoKinuon of the Mar ion Irou Works is hero for awhile. Ho will look after the interests of the Wood agricultural machiuory for tho ageut Mr. A. L. Calhoun Jr. Tho young people had quito a nice entertainment at the school house on Friday night. A nice little sum was realized for the Library. j Mr. P. N. 11 rr ii or iefi Chi? ?j?Fui?g j for the S. C. College. Col. T. C. Hamer spent a short while I with ?B to day. He was engaged in ar- ' guing a case before his Honor J, A. Calhoun. A good many fiom our vicinity have ! gone on tho Norfolk excursion* Hard times and short crops doesn't aoera to loam some people how to take oaro of their money. Mr. Dargan Stanton and wifo have the sympathy of our people iu the loss oi their child who died after a long illness aud was buried at theMcLuoas cemetery OD yestorday afternoon. Our Pastor Rev. Dent is enjoying a trip to the mountainy of Tennessee. His pulpit was filled by Rev. John \{ n ri I .1 #? .ir? Hll?-?/1o\r I had forgotten to mention the fact that I made a trip to your town on Sunday eve. I came back with my mind perfeotly satisfied from what I saw on tho road that jRoosevelt had not iii anv wav interfered with the 1 am nil righi i m w-'. dater custards ie get?ijg ripe, ecol wea thor ifc herc not a thunder cloud lo br >?;OIJ or, beard.i kin happy ?uea more. ?cpi; 24. 19,01. J. P. McG. BOTS FltOAl J?Altl/S H AK. Mr. Editor nowa ia eonreo this week but I will send you u (ow dots. Tho young peoplo of Harmony gathered at the homo of Mr. William Spoars Hun day night and had singing whioh wes very much enjoyed by all. Tho mumo was fur. ninderi by Minn Lizzie Spoars. M?BB Alioo McQuaigo accompanied by MIBS Da i ny Covington apont Sunday at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. Elijah Everett James Wright spout Sunday at D. P. MeQunigo'a. Wo are glad to know tba? Mrs, ll od ford Carter is improving. Mr. W. O. Parish who visited bia father ' in-law Mr. J. T, Clark last week left for his homo in N. C. Sunday. If you want to hear from Dillon go and auk Miss Tillio Spears she can givo you tho full particulars can't YOU eenuin Tillie -no name no blame-I will not toll who it ia. With boat wi nh CB to tho dear old Demo crat. Sept 24, igor. "L." Hebron Lodge, No. 08, IC of P. Io all tho varied olroumttanoes ot life io whioh wo find ourselves as mortals we aro sebjeots of tho kind hand of an all wino hoavenly fathor in his dealings with us. Resolved th.... as a brotherhood we do tender to our brother Dr. It. ?. Covington and family, our deepent sorrow and sincero sympathy in tho doath of thoir eweot little daughter, Margurito, aud that wo will evor stand ready to give thom a word of com fort and ohoor in this hour of thoir sorrow. W. Quiok, D. W. Pate, J. F. MoKinnon. Committee. Co. Supt of Education. Tho now changes that wont into effect in July lias considerably mul tiplied thc duties and work of our faithful supt of education. But lie is full of accommodation and is now bettor prepared to meet tho demands upon him. The co. commissioners have materially assisted him in some needed changes in his office, and for which the public arc thankful, even at this late day. "No, Willio, dear/' said mama, "no moro cokos to-night. Oon't you know you cannot sloop oh a full stomach?" "Well," ropliod Willie, "I can sloop on my back. -.-? Working Night and Day. 8 Tho busiest and mightiest littlo thing that ovor was mado is Dr. King's New Life Pills. Every ?ill is a sugar-ooated gl?bulo of health, thas ohanges woaknoss into strength, listlessness into energy, brainfag Into mental power. They re wonderful In building up tho health. On* ly 2b ola at J, T. Douglas & Bro. Tho Pi lco of Cotton Seed, It lhere is anything that should call tor prompt action on thc part ot our far mers, one and all, it ls the action of thc National Oil mill men, in meeting pri vately and fixing the price ot seed at 12c kee on board rails or boats. It should call forth a hearty protest, and not only that but a flat refusal to let them have any seed except on the very best terms. We are reliably informed that one ot our big hearted merchants says if any ol his lieners tail to pay out without selling their seed at a low price, that he will let them keep their seed on the farm and credit them on next year's lien. We be lieve there are others who will do like wise, rather than sec their licners hurt Then farmers see to it that no seed be sold from thc farm unless you can make it pay you to sell or swap. Since writing the above wc learn that our local mill is now offering 21 cents. This at the price ot oil and meal is not enough. Hold for more Or keep them. DEATH'S DOINGS. Died nt tho Cotton Mill on Saturday morning lost after a abort Ninons Mrs. J L. liailoy. Rho leave? a dovotcd husband and a largo family of children. Tho funer al BorviooB woro oonduotod nt tho roeldonoo on Sunday morning by Riv. J. W. Loak and tho romains laid to rc tit lu Oak Rldgo oomotory, Titi ?UTK OF RESPECT, WIIEREAR, our Heavenly Fathor in His all wiso Providonoo has soon fit to romovo from our midst tho swcot opirit of littlo Marguerite Covington, wo dosiro to give oxpressiou to our sorrow and bereavomont Thoroforo bo it resolved. 1 Ht. Tim: our Sunday Sohool fools deoplv tho loss it has oxporienoed in tho removal of ono of its most faith lui mom - bin and is only coosolod by tho as.su r anco that'aho has boon takon homo by Ono who is too wiso to orr, too good to bo unkind 2nd That wo rocogntao in tho suddoh call of this iittlo ono, a warning to all < f us, to bc evor watchful, aud ready, and feo) that p iront;?, and frionds havo now a tic which binds thom to tho hotter lund above, 4th. That wo oxtond our ainooro sym pathy to thc boroavod paronts and trust ?1.?* .K~ n",l Af> .11_,.:n minuta* * I ? t. *. I I IU WU Ul ?I. CVUIIUI b| t.... IMMH.JVUI consolation to thom io their afUtotiou. 4th. That a copy of those resolutions be sent to tho paronts of tho deceased, and a copy to oaoh of tho County papers, and a pago of tho Secretary's book be in Kori WI to her momory. Nannie Manning, Tenohor. Tennen 0 Calhoun, Sec'y. Wi A. Hioshaw, Supt. Coin ni lt leo. Sept 8, 1901. J3gr* There are others in the business Mittle oonrts compass ion. Stood ?oath Oil, E. B. Munday, a lagyor of Henrietta, Toxaa. once fooled a gravo digger. Ho says.* "My brother was vory low with malarial fever and J1IUIIUIVU. I pc idec him to try Elcotrio Bitters, and ho was soon muoh bettor, but continued thoir uso until ho was wholly cured. I am sure Elcotrio Bitters saved his lifo." Tbs remedy oxpols malaria, kills disease germs and purifies tho blood ; aids digestion, regulates liver, kidneys and bowom. bhrc^ )nstii)fulOu, nysjicp j f?tanle complaints ; Only ? 10 hy J. T. 1 nervous iii <: 'JK perle -i hov Ubi {las ?fe tS'O. '?'??V'"/ . -s-c- I YOY CAN SEE THINGS with properly fitted glasses which are far beyond the unassisted vision. Don't strain the eyes by doing without this assistance. Eyeglasses or Spectacles are not a sign of weakness or an indica tion of old age. Youthful eyes require! their ussistance. Permit us to make a test and supply the necessary glasses. The test will cost nothing and thc glasses be as low in price as is consistent with good quality. H. W. CARROLL, Ueweler, Sept 27. Bennettsyille, S- 0. Tax Notice I OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, Bonne tinville, S. C., Sopt IC, 1901. HIE Book s for tho collection pf Taxes | for tho fisoal year commencing Jan uary let, 1901, will bo open at tho Treas?. , mer's Ofiico in Bonnettsvillo, 8. C., on Tuesday Ootnbor 15th, and romain opon until Dooembor 31st, 1901, after which tho ponalty will bo added on all Taxes not paid by that date. Hate of Levy: State Tax, 5 mills Ordinary County, 3 mills Deficiency, 1 mill New Jail 1 mill Boad and Bridges, 1 mill Constitutional School, 3 mills Total tax lovy : 14 mills SFEOIAI. SCHOOLS Antioch. 2 mills Boauty Spot, 3 mills Bonnettsvillo, 3 mills Boyktu, 2) mills BrightBvillo, 2i mills Clio, 2j mills Ebenezer, 2 mills Kollock, v\ mills Lester, 2J mills Tatum, 4 mills Willis, 2 mills POLL TAX of ONE DOLLAR 0u all ablo bodied malo porsons from 2L to GO yoars of ago. Commutation Road Tax $1.00 on ablo bodied malo persons from 18 to 55 yoars] of ago, or work six ihrys on thc publio highways of tho county. J. H. THOMAS, Treasurer Marlboro County. ,,H.i "..""..MIMMjlll "Jj^SJULinl F?BIBBNT An 8 Horse Farm toa desirable tenant. . J. T. DUDLEY, Atty n LIM Aug 21, 1001. tfttef fadk ^.REM Foi! DISPUTE mm ?%._ M TORE. l?* III ?N! to snit the people Our lino is as completo as any that, wila be shown in Marlboro! this Season, consisting ol Dry G-oods in tim new weaves. Milliner aili lllllae?y CS-oods, Trimmed Mats, m Street Hats? i Misses and Babies Head wear tf ? . New Styles at prices 26 per cont lower than you can buy them elsewhere, Yoi) shoukl1 see thom. O'--0? You aro cordially invitoil.a pl?nsiir? to lmv<? you come and look through our Large St 1 , ^ihtflPfi ^? B ev''l v number of your Household. CTllUTO geo our gu a rani etd lino ol Sh OGS? W1101 as represented, we give YOU another, pair or l(EKUr?D you YOUR MONEY EVER,! TIM \ EB? y ~ -m r_ II1 Jii? dillis? MANY STYLES NOT ('A H fi (ED EY OTHER HOUSES\ THE RUS BLOUSE. V E U Y iS T Y L li A Larine Imo to select fr?i A Largo lol, ol' 8'iio;r soe io appreciate I bon i fin s??WKWA?i) ft .ir? to plertsOi ?nbr?iddHtt?- Musi Handkerchiefs and: Hosiery 5 Everything for Everybody tu f h i ' uine-Greatest line of 10c Hosiery on Earth. Bettei grades af; : rices that save money. OUR TAILO? MA5)B Means you are Well Dressed Atyiish- and a correct dresser? If Mittle measures you for clothe*. Np fit, no sale. THANKING YOU FOI! PAST FAVO ll S AND ASKING A CONTINUANCE OF SA.UV, YOURS FOR HOSEST DEALINGS. IS/LlitWi Store. BeitMettsville* S. C. Warning Notice, ll persons are hereby prohibited IrOm ^ trespassing upon any o! my land'.. A reward ol Ten dollars will bc paid lor proot sufficient to convict any one ol a violation ol the law under this notice ,by hunting or fishing on any ol my lands. 0. 8. MCCALL, BennettavlUc, S. OM Sept 4, 1901. Eoal Estate Agency, li. h. KIRKWOOD, Manager. Parlies wanting to buy or sell prop orly of any kind-houses, lota, or farms-should seo me or write me HI Beunettsvillo. .1 lave two nice building lota in East llennettsville-ono lot i acre. One lot 1 acre. Lamd For Sale A nunbor of tract*i of valuablo farming laud for Bt?le. . Tormo easy; excellently looated? good tltlos. From a$ to 1,000 aorcH- In Bootland and Robeson Conn tien, North parolina. Most of thom in an ex<n>l!ont etato of cultivation. Ala;? sovoral rositlonooo and dioico build* i UK lota In tho town of Maxton. Por further Information, oall on or write to 1'ATTSllBON ?fe MoOOMttOK, A ttomoys->At>X*aw, Maxton, N, 0* July 36, 1901, a it top A U10 Oough und Works off the Gold? J ?nativo Bromo Qulntno Tablet? enre ft cold in one day, No Onto, No Pay. IMoa ?JO ft bo:?? ARRIVAL? FALL AND WIHTERGOODS o ?iUR FALL und WINTER STOCK hus been arriving fur pant " 10 days and now we aro in a position to show ono of the handsomest lines ever brought to Marlboro County. --Everything New in Notions? Clothing Shoes, Hats, Caps, ?*roceries, and Hardware, Belting and Lace Leather. Our Fi we can now si and every thin _ prices fully l? per cent lower than similar goods could be bought in the County. Ask to see OUR MATTRESSES-the celebrated "Rex," "Dexter" and "Home-made." We carry a full line and invite your Inspection. PLENTY OF CLERKS. NO TROUBLE TO SEO W GOODS. Call in to see us when in Town, Very respectfully, Ce S. McCA?ili* Bennettsville, S. O, ?THE " EXCELSIOR? THE BEST. " Wimt some people yon Know? ??rt who have Tested These ?oed?, JSay about tho Excelsior Cook Stoves: 1 bought an ?'Excelsior Cook S?ove" last Spring. I am well pleased with lt. It not onlv nerforms well but requires less wood than anv Stove I ever had GEO. M. WEBSTER. 1 have been using the new " Excelsior Cook Stove" made by I. A. Sheppard & Co.. tor 16 years, and it has always given entire satisfaction. Mrs J; G, W. COBB. Mrs Conn has just put in another ( regal (!.? l'fisc* islet Cook Stoves and Uau&csV ... yoe rt ar. the best, and when in hcfld of a Cooker 1 endeavor' tn ??ct that make ol Stove, A. j. BKjfSTOWi M v. BnxsTow bought ono iron, a sister town, as un Ul tocen tl y I hero v dh no pg^noy iii. ]|on no tts ville. Tin; '''??xe?lsioi li?i.Mjii" \.-:)\u:h'. of yon glyw obtli? mitkuso'i'iMi .Uti. F. DAVID,; Mitose ???dts ??iui fjii ?(H?ii of llardwaie, Crockery, Paints, Oils deanbe had? ^ggj^?S??Bk Bennettsville, S. C. Next ?0 W. P. Bre?deil'S. MHRLBORO GRIDED SCHOOL! ?HE Next Session of this School will begin Monday the Second! day of September 1901, with the following Faculty : NATHAN TOMS, Superintendent. J. R. T. MAJOR, Principal. ASSISTANTS: Miss Corrine Jefferess, Miss Lilian Miller, Miss Sallie Crosland, Miss Bessie Carlisle, Miss Estelle W. Richardson. , Department of Music-Miss B. C. Parmater. The Faculty In excellent and hos bc on oboaon with apodal reforonoo to the uoeda of | the eohool. The comae of study hes beon revised by moat corapotonb educators and brought up to dato. Tho eohool nover began a year undor HO favorable auspices. TUITION in tho Literary Department ia free to all bona fido residente of tho Graded School DIetriet. AU pupils, both within and without tho Sohool Dtatriat, aro required to pay, boforo being onrolled, a contingent fe.o of two dollars for each session or part j thoreforo and no pupil can bo onrolled until tho feos bas boon paid and the pupil pre sente to tho beaohor of tho reapcobive grade a oortifloabo nlgued by tho Seorotary and Troaeuror of tho Board of Trustees. In otiao of any ono who is unable to pay tho contingent fee, said fee may, upon application of parent or guardian of auob pupil, bo remitted iu tho discretion of tho Board' AU applications for auoh romiBalon must be made in writing and paused upon by tho Board of Yaustoes. Tho Soosotory aud Treasurer has ny authority to pass upon or remit thin foo in any CUBO, or to irvine uuy Certificate until said foo has boon paid. Wo urge upon ono and uti tho importance of gotting tho children in at tho opining | of tho Sobool, so that thoy may be properly graded and gob tho boncflb of a full term. The following rates of Tuition aro ohnrged non-residents of bho School Dlstriot : First to Fourth Grado incluaido, $1.50 por month of lour weeks. Fifth to Ninth Orado inolusivo, $2 50 per eohool month of four wooka. Thc Tuition for Mualo ia $3 por sobool month of four wooka, oxoept whoro thurn ere two or more pupils from tho Bamo family, In which caso it shall bo #2 50 por motu h for caob pupil. This tuition must be paid monthly in advance to the Seorotary and Treasurer of the Boaid of Trustoos, who will thereupon I&RUO a Oortiiloato directed bo tho Teaobor in oharge of bho MUBIO Doputmonb that Hitch tuition hus boon paid and direoting tor to enroll such pupil mid glvo lessons for tho timo that has boon paid for only. Now Certificates mutt bo procured n.nd presented fur caob succeeding mouth. All other Tuition is duo and puynblo on presentation of bill at tho oud of cooli eohool month. Patrons rcirtdlng without tho limit of tho Schcol District and owning proporby within ?aid District shall have credit on thoir tuition bil's in the LItorary D? partmoub for tho amount of special tax paid by them respectively during the School I yoar. Printed catalogue with eourso of study may be bad on applionbloa to bbc Score* bary and Treasurer. Oe rt ide a ton eau bo obtained from tho Seofebary and Treasurer ' at his office daily until tho opening. * R. FORD, President. A. J. BRI8TOW, Sec. and Treas. Bd. Trustees. BENNETTSYILLE * B?KERY ?ND ?ONFE0TIOBERY. -FRESH DAILY. Ordnrs lilied on short notice All sizo OAKES mado to order Wedding Oakes A Specialty. > North East Corner Public Square April as, 1001, ?h ^o****l?5? lr J? and - S&SiHHilZwnfijUW AND YA8KIK SAIIR0A9, CONDENSED SCHEDULE. lu Kuooi oin ron a 6, 1099. -,-I--'f South Bound Daily No 53 MAIN LINE North Hound Dally No 53. 6 50 p m 3 50 p ra 3 45 P w 2 30 p m ia 42 p m 12 *3 p tn n 55 a m II 07 a ut io 36 a m 10 09 a ra 8 4S ara Ar Wilmington LY Lv Fayettovlllo Ar Ar Fayottovillo LT LY Sanford ' Lv Lv Climax Lv Lv Greensboro Ar Ar Orooueboro Lv Lv ti tokondulo Lv! Lv Walnut OovO Lv Lv Rural Hall Lv Lv Mt. Airy Ar 9 00 a m 2 io p m i 43 P m 3 44 P ? 4 KS P m 4 25 p m 5 12 p m 5 44 p m 6 13 pm 7 34 P ia South Bound Daily No 64 BENNETTSVILLH North il ou nd D??y Ho 6% 8 00 a ra 9 07 a ra 9 35 a m 10 20 a ra to 40 a ra Lv Bonuettevllle Ar Lv Maxton Lv Lv Rod Springo Lv Lv Hopo Mills Lv Ar Fayottovillo Lv 7 is p m 6 is p ta S 35 P ? 452pm 4 33 P ?a No 46 South Bound Mixed Dally ex Sunday MADISON BBANOU No 47 North Bouud Mixed Dally ox Sunday 5 30 p ra Ar RamBour Lv 3 50 P tn 3 40 p m a 30 p ra i 15 p m 12 30 p m Lv Lv Ar Lv Tv Climax Grconnboro Qroonoboro Btokoedalo Madl?on 6 40 a m Ar 8 25 o m Arl 9 17 nm I?v| 935am Lvlu 07 a m Ar j 11 55 n m ConnootionB at Fayettovlllo with Afclantlo Ooaet Lino, nt Maxton with r*i? Carolina Central Railroad, at Red Springs with tho Red Springs and Bowmoro railroad, at San? ford with tho Seaboard Air Line, at Quit with the Durham and Charlotta Railroad, at Qroonboro with tho Southern Railway Company, at Walnut.Cove with tho Norfolk and Western Railway. J. R. KENLY; ?WI Mo??T. T. M. EMERSON, Trafilo Manager. H. M. EMERSON, (Jon'l Pa?a-Agent. TLANTIC COAST UNE RAILROAD QinSOM TO OOIiOUBXA. LRAVK. 6 45 a. ra, 7 io 8 02 9*5 i 45 P? a?. Oilmen, BonnettflvlUo, Darlington, flumtor, Columbia, AHHIVKi io to p. m. 9 17 8 25 6 40 10 ss a ra, OinSON TO CHARLESTON. LBAVB. ABRIVB. 6 45 a, ra. Gibson, io io p. rn, 7 io Bonnottaville, 9 17 8 02 Darlington, 8 as 915 Floronno. 7 55 4 49 p, m. Ch ar Ion ton, 12 45 ffLORKNOK TO WADBBBORO. LBAVB. 8 45 a, ra. 9 20 1/ %Q Florence, Darlington, Choraw, ABRIVB. y 00 p. m. 6 29 ? ts T, ?Vt. EMERSON, il. M. rJA?KUfl?N, Trafile Manager, AM't. (ion Far?. J'.gt. fi R. KWHLV, Honorai Manage* ?Mlii llOltl TONSORIAL P?RL0R, 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 I Once a customer, always a customer, JACKSON & HATCHER, TONSORIAL ARTISTS. Three Barbers ! Three Chairs ! Everything Fivat-Clam* SALOON ON MABION STBEBT. EASY OH AIRS, CLEAN SHAVES BEST OF HA IR CUTS 1 Children receive speoial attention* either at the Shop at their house, Your patronage solicited. J. A. GRACE, Barler. BENNETT8VILLE, S. O, BO YEAR8* EXPERIENCE VRAO* WIAHK? OKMIC.U? O???vn?owrwi A<?. Anyon? Bonding a ??tob imrt <ieeoiti>ti qo?oklr nacort*ln our opinion ' m von non Ii probably Pftt?n! i\ llon? BtrloUr oonfl dont?tu..n o?d .ont fro?. I'AtOtttS., *j?fdal nor (ci, frei wfvitiiei t?q ten; Ooinftiu i??tai ngon oy f or < oou rio Rt ?U u " ' ? taken through Munn AxCo. let, without cW?o. In tho Scientific ?ric??. A handBomoly ?lustra^ weakly I**/?0**. ! Mil! UMBU FOR SALE. J. M. JACKSON. July 12, 1901. THE NEW YORK WOULD Thrice A Wo ok Bdttton. The Most Widely Rend Newspaper in America. Time has demonstrated that the Thrice as Week World stanos alone In a class, Other papers have imitated its form bot not its success. This is hecausc it tolls lt Impartially, whether that news be po. 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