The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, November 15, 1901, Image 2
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tf. A. ISllOWN - - - Editor.
Friday November 15,1901,
Huijeoriptlon Prices
Ono year.$ 1.00
Six months.501
Three months.25
PEN AND 8CIS80RQRAPHS
Tho Baptist State Convontiou
mo eta iu Eioronco Doc 3.
Tho colored State Fair opens at
Columbia next Monday.
T. li. Covington & Co., of Rock
ingham havo gono into bankrupt
cy.
> Dun reporte thc coat of living
now .higher than it has boon ia 10
yo?rs. Then it is time for a change.
Senator McLaurtn by invitation
will address tho convention of cot
ton spinner? at Atlanta to-day.
Tho South Carolina Synod met
in Charleston Friday. Rov. James
Woodrow was elected Moderator.
February 12th, 1902, Lincolu's
birthday bas been iixod as tho
day for tho President and party
to visit tho Charleston Exposition.
Thornwoll Orphanage bogs to
bo romomborod on Thanksgiving
day and we know it will be as
well as tbs others in the State.
The prose and tho pulpit were
tho loading factors in walloping
both brains and capital in Now
'York on tho 5th. Tho lesson
should not?be*forgotton.
Rev. W. A."fRogers 'pastor of
tho Methodist church in Orange
burg, has boon forced by the fail
ure of bis voico to give up bis pul
pit work. Ho will go to Spartan
burg to live.
The North Atlantic squadron
consirting of tho flagship Koarsar
ge and tho Massachusetts, Ala
bama and Potomac will visit the
Charleston exposition about Doc
oniber 1st.
Working for Other Men.
All honest men jure working
for other men. If a man works
exclusively for himselt, he is a
counterfeiter, or a forger or a
sneak thief, or perchance a
highwayman. All love of indus
try, all love of integrity, all
.'ove of kindred, all love of neigh
T, all love of country, and all
|&Ve of humanity is expressed
Mlove for others. For this ser
me thus performed a right to
^reward is required, and he for
whom the service is performed
.hay Imposed upon him t?iuduty
l,o render the reward, und the
service is rendered in Die hone,
of i lie reward.. Everywhere in
oi viii zed society men art? thus
working for others. Every man,
in all the years oihis labor, toils
for hie fellow man, and the
practice is universal among all
honest civilized men, and last,
from generation to generations
and universal practice is grad
ually becoming crystalized in
to universal habit. One man is
trying to make better houses
for hie neighbors, another man
is trying to make better shoes
for his neighbors, another man
is trying to make bettor laws
for his neighbors, and another
man is trying to make better
books for his neighbors. Every
man is thus forever dwelling
lipon the welfare of his neigh
bors, and making his best en
deavor fo.i their good; and thus
the habit grows from generation
to generation, until at last some
men forget that there is reward
for service, and labor for their
fellow men because they love
their fellow men.-Maj J. VV.
Powell.
Dosiro For A Chango.
Someone writing to the State
from Greenville, over the pen
name of "Occasional," gives
expression to thoughts that
strike us as containing a good
deal of t. nth in a small compass.
We quote the following.
"The x^eople here are very
much divided in their political
opinions. The indications are
that there is a great political
revolution going on in this
state. There is no doubt about
that, but exactly what the re
sult will bo no man can now
foretell. Beyond all doubt Till
man is losing ground and Mc
Laurin is gaining ground in this
f action. Facts are facts, and
we had as well face them one
time as another. It is not so
muohMcLaurin as an individual
who is training ground as it is n
strong desire for a change from
old methods to new;'methods
that are abreast of the times;
methods that will meet the ap
proval of the people north,
south, east, and west. Narrow
ideas must give way to progress
and broad ideas. The people
are tired of being cooped up and
looking through the lattice
work of their coops at the pro
gress of the world without boing
able to take part in that prog
ress. The people of tho state
are more awake than they have
been for many years and wo
should heed the signs of the
times and bo governed accord
ingly. Those aro tho ideas of
the people of this section as I
gather thom."
Hf&* All tho novelties in Mens
and Ladies neckwear at Mi tile's
store.
V ROM PROSPECT,
Mr. Editor: Nowa ls scnrco.but I must
wrilo a few lino*!
Crops ato all gathotod aud pooplo aro
crying out hard limos, but obsorvos tho
homo Philosphor
.'Tho crops arc all gathorod I rookon.
ir..:..? ....Ki.? n good "hov.' ?cr thc ful!.
But whats tho usc sighing,
And watling and crying,
Thank Qod, therc's enough for us all.
Wo'vo lost somo on cot.ou, I reckon,
Aud tules aro powerful small,
Out what's, tho uso sighing,
Tho fritters aro frying
And (hero's just about cuough for us all.
Well pull through tho winter I reokoo,
Wo ncvor havo ?ono to tho wall
So nut on tho griddle
And (uno up tho fiddle
Thom's room iu tho quadrille for all.
Thc fohool nt (his placo iu ohargo of
Miss Lizzio Bulviu is gotting on fino, She
scorns to liko this placo-on account
Your oorrospotidout spent Saturday
and Sunday iu ltiohmoud County N. C.,
among Iiis friends. People un thoro scorn
lo bo bit by tho samo snako that hil
Marlboro farm ors-short orops and hurd
times.
I hour Ibo weddiog bells ringing
t think I can report soon if somebody
dou't back out-which hardly over is tho
oiso.
Mr. M. C. Quick is tulkiug of moving
down io our midst on Mr. J. F, Evorel t's
place. Wo will bo glad to havo him in
our Church and school.
Wo hear our old friend Rov. N. L.
Swelt is soon to Icavo us and go to Oon
grco S. C. Wo h ito to soo lum loavo,
as ho has been a pillar in tho church so
loug, but may ho go to his now homo and
do Kreut and lasting good in tho church
and in ibo oomuinnity, and with those he
may bo associated with. Mis influence
hero in tho chinch will Hvo whou ho is
??one.
Our Pastor Kov. T, L., Uolvin will
ptoaoh his last sormou for thisyoat at this
placo tho fourth Sunday in tho afternoon.
Wo hopo ho will bc returned lo us again
after conference.
For fear of tho waste basket I will dose
willi best wishes to tho Domoorat,
Nov. llth 1901. Stray Goon.
A Pleasant Outing.
By specitl invitation a part of tho force
of thc DKMOCHAT spent Friday afternoon
nt ibo clceant and hospitable homo of
Col. lt C. McIntyre, in thc nolablc Beau
ty Spot section. Tho trip was planned
for an outing on his magnificent plants
tion with his noble son Hampton, who i>
also an accompanied entertainer aud in*
deed makes his guests not only Feel por
fcotly nt homo but inspires their enjoy
ment with his cheerful, goncrous hospi
tality. Soon afu r our arrival, willi dogs
and guns wo started for n rcoonaissanoo
of tho fcriilo fields for birds, Thoy wore
soon found and our lillie party was surely
flush with I ho oxoiling sport, which was
kept up until tho shades of ovoning ad
monished us that our time wis up.
lt was un enjoyable outing, on a lovely
afiornoon, on one of thc most proercssive
farms in that section. Tho fields wero
lovel, and in many places tho ground was
covered willi peas nnd crain left iu har
vesting-a paradise for birds. Tho Col
duel's plantation is cut off into ouo horse
farms overy tenant M encouraged to rniso
not only tho rent in cotton but a bounti?
ful supply of something to oil.
On his homo reservation are boauliful
plats of vegetables of nil kinds, sugar cane
and M-v. Lil poultry yftiHl.'i with choicest
bruins of duck.1], turkeys anti eh tokens.
IV.c also gol a glimps-t of his well arranged
i bog yard, slocked with a fair supply of
!'. I \<t j jct r Tho '. 11 bf ?peiioo ?ntl plenty
float.4 everywhere. Bot VVO must oloso<
? willi heat tv i h auk s ld Mr 1-m it h Newton
lor un cleguut leam and iu Cul. Muiuly.o
and son for thc pleasure enjoyed, while
wo wish for another like it.
A Look Into Tho Future.
MORE WESTERN CLIPPINGS.
Editor Marlboro Democrat :
The lollowing I rom the Orange Hill
Sunday Bulletin ol October 23d. 1908,
shows into what extremes people may
bc lcd, in working, as they think, for
the (church) Lord :
''Pastor Soloman Abraham will give
an entertainment at the parsonage on
Friday night. The object in view is to
raise the salary ol thc pastor lor the last
Quarter of the year. It was too cool to
serve ice cream and too warm to serve
fresh fish from the Pacific, especiailly
when the ice had melted out. So this
Pastor and thc ladies of bis chujeh de
cided in as much as it was a good
cause for which they were working, to
have a dance at the parsonage. One
brother said be had intended to pay his
part at last preaching service, as bc had
understood the ladies were to serve hot
pic, after thc communion, to raise the
remainder ol the aforesaid salary, but
as they did not be had held on to hts
money until the weather got cool enough
for them to serve oysters."
"The pastor said he hoped thc breth
ren and sisters bad expressed in some
way their sympathy for sister "Saveall"
in her severe attack ol colic from eat
ing too much fish at the last entertain
ment in August. All who propose to
attend the dance will please leave their
over shoes on front porch, so as not to
soil thc new par lot carpet purchased
from thc proceeds of last entertainment,
out of the church's part ol thc Circus
fund. His eldest boy will be in attend
ance on the porch to show the first de
paning guest their own over shoes, and
thereby prevent them from taking the
best pair lo bc lound."
. The pastor expressed the hope that
the people he served were prospering.
He said it had been a year ol delight to
bim; having liad the cooperation of such
a noble band of sisters.
The following embraces a part ot his
report to be made at thc annual gather
ing of his people: Entertainments given
during thc year, 14 ("ibis docs not in*
elude the circus); Number saved or
ronverten during year, 00; Number
added to church by profession oflaith.
00; Number of death's (Natural) 11,
this docs not include Hie brother that
was kilicd at the circus by the elephant;
Number ol deaths (spiritual) 87; Total
membership when he took charge of
1 church 99. He congratulated the church
that they bad not had occasion for ex
cluding a single member during the
year and looked lorward hopefully to
next year's operations.
Tho Bulletin (loos not say what
denomination postor Abraham bo
longs to. Wo hope, however, that
Methodism is not responsible for
tho proceedings reported.
J. F. BOLTON.
Tatum, S. 0M Nov. 8, 1901.
1 That Throbbing Hoadaojio B
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills. Thousands
0 f sufferers havo proved their matchless
merit for Sick ami Nervous Hoadaohos,
Thoy moko puro blood and>frong ?ervos
and build up your health. Eusy to fake
Try (hom. Only 25 cents, Monoy book
f not cured. Sold by J, T, Douglas &
Bro,
Ouroa Blood Poison, Ganoo?. Uloorn, Ec?
norna, Hto. Troatuiont froo.
[ If you havo offoosivo pimples or erup
tions, uloora on nuy part of tho holy,
aohing bonos or joints, lulling bair, niuo
ous patohos, swollen glands, ?oro lip?,
eating, restoring sores, sharp, gnawing
p?iiia, thou you suffer iVoui serious blood
poison or tho boginojiiKs ofdoudlyeaucor.
it ls n itnogorous condition, but you may
be poruiauontly cured by taking Botanio
Blood Bulm (li. H. Il ) unido especially
to euro tho wot st blood discuto. Ii boals
ovory noro or ulcer, stops ult aohoa and
pains and rrducos till swelling* Botanic
Blood lia)ui ouros till uiulignant blood
tioublos, such us cc/, mia, reub* and senlos.
pimples, running sores, oarbunolo?\ sorof
ula otc. Especially ndvisod for all Obsti
nato cusos that have roaohod the fccoud
or third stngo. Prico $1. Trial treatment
freo by writing Dr, Gillam, 213 Mitohol
St., Atlanta O.t. Describe trouble und
freo modioul ad vico gi\cn. Medicino soul
utonoo prepaid. For salo ul J. T. Douglas
& Bro.
- ? -~- .?
Astounding Discovery
From Cooporsvillo Mich , comes word
if a wouderfcl discovery of n pleasant
i asl ing liquid i hut when used boforo rc
iriiiK by any ono tioublod with a had
cough always ensures a good uight's rodi.
"It'will soon cure tho cough too," writos
Mrs. S." iliuiolburger, 'Tor thrco genera
tions of our family havo used Dr. King's
Now Discovery for Consump ion and
novor found its cc, uni for Coughs and
Colds." Its an uir ivulcd Iife>suv3r when
used for desperate luug discasos Guaran
teed bottles 50c und $1.00 ot J. T Doug
las Sc Bro
Best Patent Flour at
W. M. Rowe's.
Notice of Court.
N?TIGE ta hereby gtvon that tho Court
of Gcnoral Sessions for tho County ot
Marlboro will convene nt Bonnottavlllo on
tho Third Monday tn Novombor iboing thc
i St li day thereof) IQOI, and tho Court of
Common Pleaa on the Wednesday noxt
following eaid Third Moudoy in Novombor
(bolng the 20th day thoroof) IQOI, at Bon
iiottevillo in and for tho county of Marlboro
|and State of South Carolina. All poisons
interested will tako duo notloo thereof.
J. A. DRAKE,
Clerk Court of 0. P. & G. S.
For Marlboro Ox. S. 0.
Oct io, IQOI. - 5
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE,
Estate of Martha McDaniel.
HAVING filed in the Probate Judge's
office ot Marlboro County my final
return as Executor of thc Will ot Martha
McDaniel, deceased notice is hereby
given that I will apply to said Court on
the 14th day ot December- 1901, at li
o'clock in the forenoon for a final dis
charge as Executor of said estate
JOHN R. MCDANIEL,
Nov. 14. iqoi. Qualified Executor
nrtwfi i mtrmttm~nxrmtm rofrjttTiiTTTr^i>fTTT> r*wiTrra TirvrTt
Tax Notice 1
OFFICE OF COUNTV TRE\8URER,
Bonnottsville, S C., Sept 10, 1 ?JO 1.
THE Books for tho collection of Tuxes
for tho fisoul year commencing Jan
navy jsl, 1901, will bc oprm ?U tho TITM?-?
?nir's Ofiiee in Dimbottsyllle S. C.,
T?ord?y October loth, unil romain ?|
nnii! December Slid, I?I0I, niter \vh
tlic penalty w\ll bo added oh till Taxes 1
pu id by thal I* if.
KtnitC ol* Aivvy:
?Stute Tax, ? mill:
Ordinaiy County, 3 mills
Deticicnoy, 1 mill
New Jail I mill
Road und Bridges, I mill
Constitutional school, 3 mills
Total tax levy : 14 mills
SI'KOIAI. SCHOOLS
Antioch, 2 mills
Beauty Spot, 3 mills
Benncttsvillc, 3 mills
Boykm, 2h mills
Brighisvillo, 2A mills
Clio, 2A mills
Ebenezer, 2 mills
Kollock, V\ '??'I?
Lester, 2J mills
Tatum, I mills
Willis, 2 mills
POLL TAX of ONE DOLLAR on
all able bodied malo persons from 21 to
60 years of ago.
Commutation Hoad Tax $1.00 on ablo
bodied male persons from 18 to ?5 youri?
of ugo, or work six 1 ays on thc public
highways of tho county.
J. H. THOMAS,
Treasurer Marlboro County.
?TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Marlboro-Court Com
mon Pions
JAMB8 A. DRAKE, as Cloik of Court
and Administrator of the personal es
tate of J. C. Lunccford, deconsod,
Plaintiff,
against
J AM KS LeNOEvoiti), FANN?K I.UNCEFOR?
and MAUDE LUNOEFORI), Defendants.
Summons for Moho/--. Complaint
Not Served.
To the Defendants, Jumes Lunccford,
Fannie Ltincoford and Muudu Luncc
ford,
You (ire herein/ Summoned and requir
ed to answer I lie complaint in this notion,
which ii filed in thc oftico of tho Cloik ol
ibo Court ol'Common Pious in and for
i lie County and State aforesaid, and to
servo a copy of your answer on tho sub
seiibcr at his office in Benncttsvillc, S. C,
within twenty days nfter tho sotviee hero
of, oxolusivo ol' the day of such so rv (00 ;
and if you fail to answer tho ooinphiini
within tho timo aforesaid, thc plaintif!
in lids notion will apply to tho Court foi
the relief demanded in tho complaint.
i/iiiuu in,uim:i ?1, ?Xi 1/ , li/ai,
[SEAII.I J. A. DRAKE, Clork.
T. I. ROGERS,
Plaintiff's Attorney. v
To tho Defendants, Jnmes ltincoford,
Fannie Lunccford and Maude Luuco
forl, Minor Djfoudunte, and to Ann
Holder nnd Jamos Roller, with whom
said miuors reside :
You will please take notice that tho
Summons of which tho foregoing isa copy
and the Complaint in this notion, wero
filed in tli9 ellice of tho Clerk of tho
Court of Common Picas for said County,
in said Stile, nt Bonnottsvillo, on tho
3d day of October, A D., 19<)|. And yo?
will tako flirt hoi' no'uo that unless you
procuro tho appointment of a Guardian
Ad Litern to represent snid minors in said
notion, thc pluintilf will apply to tho courts
for nn order appointing ,1 ullin T, Dudloy
or nome other suit nido und proper ?orson
to )>o tho guardi?n nd ti tem for said infants
and authorizing him to ami jar and dolent)
said action on their bolnlf.
T, I. BOO EBB,
Plaintiff s Attirney,
Tlenneltsville, S. ?.
Qol^bcr 2, V
~sr assn
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Your Money Refunded,
If not satisfied wi th purchases made
At MITTLES STORE.
We Carry ? ;
Stock,
We Make il
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yitwjiys f?&a.? TO ??ja yow,
YOURS FOR H OX MST OKA LINGS.
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Ren m e t te ville, S. C.
Special Town Notice i
|OTICH la hornby givon ttmt tn? fol
lowing changea hovo boon mad?' In ?ht?
Ouiinnnoo Regulating the Olean&luj Watet
Olosetu &o.
l'rivato fttinilios por Month 150.
Boarding I Iou HUH *.* " jo
ItuuincBH ItoiiBOd Offlum &o,
Vor onoh oponlug io,
In all othor rcapoota the Ordin*mi<> to
maina unchanged, Parilea who hat puid
for tho month onding Ho ju 30th will i?
cr 0,1 it ed with tho amount paid.
Dono and rotiflod in Oounoil thia tilth day
of Oiit., A. D , 1901.
MILTON MOLAUKIN, Ole? I.
NOTICE OF FINAL M80HARGE
EAVINO flied with the Judged) is?
bato o?'tho County of Marlboro my
Anni roturn os Executrix of tho lau vVt?l
und Tealnnicnt of Robert 0. Kaatotlin^.
deeensed, notice if horoby given (hit
thirty days from tho date hereof, to ?fit.
on 'bo 10tb day of November next ousu*
ing. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, I nil!
apply to said Judge of Probate for a d?a*
oliargo ns suoh excoulrlx. ^ ? .
A. G. BASTHRMNu.
Oct 17, 1901. Bxeottlrix.
I1 LAIN, on tho outside
BUT DELICIOUS a lonf of
our bread has nothing more to
recommend than its rich, golden
brown coat of crust but when ir
is cut and bitten into the light
n st.? crispness and line flavor is
rt -lation to those who have
boon using othor brear)?
?Jvwy Variety of HioruJ. .
is uuvdo Itere but wo oa? especi
atty xicommend our "Rye" and
"Jtiam Bread."
li. P, SOB UtZ,
BsNNKTT?VILMt 13 AK WHY.
N Copnor public BCjtwffe,
FUR UARMPQQ ondSaddlo florVfl Mexlonn.Must??? lAnU
run limilVkOO mont j? jur.b what you ?cod. It talcos cffoot
At cow, aaa you will bo u? ton lah wi lo ooo how quick ?y lt i i ca hi sores.
I it's mas way
You can burn yourself with Fire, witt ]
Powder, etc., or you can scald yourself :
with Steam or Ilot Water, but there is ';?
only one proper way to cure a burn_ or ?
scald and that isby using. . v ^s
Mexican
I It gives immodioto rolicfV Got a pioco of soft old !
linen cloth, sat?ralo it with this limmont and bind 1
loosely upon tho wound. t Von can' havo no adequate 1
idea-what an oxccllont remedy this is for a buril until j
you kavo tried it. { ?. - jv1*?-?.;.,
Airn\A/l TIP IC you nave a bli'd afflicted wltlvltoup or any
TU WW Li III a othor poultry dteonso uso Mexican -Mustang
Huluveut. li) bi culled a B??NOAIUJ remedy by poultry broodors.
THE " EXCELSIOR " THE BESTi
What Homo people you Muon, and w;ho hnvo Tested These
Goods, Say about tho Hxcelsioi* Cook Stoves:
1 bought an "Excelsior Cook Stove" last Spring. I am well pleased with it.
It not only performs well bo? refill rea less wifriti t'ha?t .*"?v Stove T ev??i h .id.
<';r.o. y?. WKBSTKK.
_ ? hpvc been using ?i? nc v ICxcJsioiiCqok1 Stove"' made by l. A. Sheppard
Co., for ? 6 years, and it li ks always j^'lven entire suiLslactit n.
Mi i J; Ci. W. COIHl.
Mrs Conn hus ?Jai l putin un;'hor
li.rcgaj'd the -'Excelsior vook stoves and Hanges" as,good asthebest, and
when in need of a Cooker I endeavor to get that make ol Stove.
"A. J. 4BRISTOW,
Mr. BRISTOW bought one fi'oin a sister town, as until recently
there was no agency in Bennettsville. .
agency
Tho "Excelsior Rango" bought of you gives outiro BtilUfuoliou.
JAS. P. DAVID.
These goods and all kind, of Hardware, Crockery! Paints, Oils
I?, mi be had at EXCKIM?H HARDWARl? CO.
Bennettsviiie, s. c. , Next to W. P. Breeden's.
THE EYEB AND
HAND OF THE EXPERT
?ill do moro in fi vo ni imiten for your
watoh, olook or other pfcco of jowolry
than tho Inexperienced ropairor oan do
In a day. So tuuoh ' ?
Jewelry .-v
Itopair Work y
io done boro that wo aro never out of
jin,o leo. livery job is skillfully dono he
eaoBO we know how to d > it tint way only
PIICM moderato.
H. W' CJ&RROL.X.,
Uev/olai;
Sept 27, Bennettsyille, S. 0,
A FREE PATTERN
(you* own Bolcctlon) to ovary sub.
ncrlber, Only SO ccnii a year.
BA va?" *hOTlMhr?Pj
?MAGAZINE
A IADSES' MAGAZINE.
A rams beaullM colored, plates) lit o o
IMKIoa?| drenmahlnff ?conomUi ; limy
wojU ? hourehold lilma ? fieilon, tie. Sub
. dib* ?odky, or, Und SO, for Inlett copy.
Lady tftntl w?ined. fond for tarma.
?fJlyMnli, Reltattltv S'lniplo, Up-to
ate-, Kconoiiilcat khd Absolutoly
erfcct-Xrittliitf Paper jpAUern?.
BAZAR*
Stem Allowed ind Perforations i
lite rtottinj tad Sewing Lines.
Only io ar.d ij cent* each-non* higher.
Atk for them. Sold In nearly ?very city
And (own, or by mall /rom
THE MoOALL CO.,
Il3.tl3.il/ West 3tlt St, NEW YORK.
mm.
?|U clffnatur* h on wry box of tho conn Ino
Laxativo Brottio*Qu?ti?tio Tauet?
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FOR BENT
An 8 llorac Fnrra lo a (Wai ra' lc
lei ant.
J. T. DUDLEY,
Atty u Law
Aug. 21. 1901
Real Estate Agency.
R. L. KIRKWOOD, Manager.
Parties wanting to buy or sell prof?
orty of nny kiud -houets, lots, or
farina-should seo mo or write me
ntt?onnottsvillo.
H ? ve two nice building lota in Eust
BonneltsviUe-ono lot .} acre. One
lot 1 nore.
R. K. BREEDEN'S
S BW DRUG STORK
NOW OPEN.
. km
m
TUB motobea fonh from
HELPING ovory medicine
HAND bottlo in tho atoro
Thom's fi euro in
PUEGOIUPTIONB 1?UT Ul?
hero bcuuuao tho drug** aro as puro and
fresh aa it ia possible to obtain. Tho ut
moat <ruo ia taken in tho measuring weigh*
lng and oompoundlug.
AOO?HAOY
ia ono of our atrong poluta.
Tho ohnrgoa In our .prfaorlplfou dopart
mont uro ua low aa good quality ?nd per*
foul eor\loo'will permit".
Warning Notice?
?ll persons are hereby prohibited Irom
trespassing noon any ol my lands,' a
reward of TM dollars will he paid for
prool suffi dent to convict nay ono of a
violation ot the law o nd er ttiis nottc" by
hunting or fishing on any ol my hinds.
0. 8. MCCALL,
Bennettftvllle, S. C., Sept 4, toot,
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Confit Ltne, nt Maxton with r'jo Carolin*
Control Railroad, at Rod SprlngB with the
Bod Springs and How m ora railroad, nfc Mun
ford with tho Seaboard Air Line, nt Gulf
with tho Durham and Oharlotto Railroad,
at Groonboro with tho Southern Railway
Company, at Walnut Covo with the Norfolk
and Wostorn Rntlwny.
J. R. KENLY, Gen'l Manager'.'
T. M. EMERSON, Trafflo Macagor.
II. Mi EMERSON, Gon'l Pans Agont. '
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