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?* A, JiliOiVN t* - - Editor. Friday December 27,1901, Huhserlytlon 1'rJcO I \ Ono year.$1.00 Six months.50 Three months. .25 ??Christmas Day 1901. Christmas day 1901 was indeed a loyoiy day. Business was generally supondod and every ono soon seemed tb bo peaceful und happy. It was tho jJiost Christmas for years. Wo hoard * novells, but tho henrts of all soomod Y filled ^ith morry ohinios. Tho "?ditor of tho DEMOCRAT had i 'turkey for his dinuor, tho gift of ono of Marlboro's generous, noble hoar ted onptaius of confederate faino-tho one Who had a -brush" with tho enemy ns lato nu tho morning of tho surren der In Virginia and no doubt tho last engagement of tho war, nud today ono of tho most successful farmors in tho county. To sny we feasted but fitly expresaos it. Way ho seo a hundred .. J years and continuo to onjoy a Hush of prosperity. We will let tho reader guess his nnmo and command, , No aooidonts havo baon reported so far auywhoro, and tho christmas of . 1901 goes on record as ono of nnr host. CUPID'S WOllK. Married in GiOanwood, Tuesday December 24th 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m., by lio v. A. D. Woodlo of, tho Baptist church in that town, Pjr. A. II, Woodlo of Bonuettsville ^.nd.?Miss Killah Hughey, daughter 'of Dr. Hughey, of Greenwood. . Tho bridal party carno at once to BennottsvUle, where they will ro sido. The Democrat extends best wishes. * Married on Sunday afternoon December 22nd, 1901, by Rov. L. M. Hamer nt his residence, Mr. Charlie B. Clark, of Hebron and Miss Druoilla Bundy of Boauty Spot. Married on Wednesday after noon Docombor 25th 1901, at thc residence ot tho bride's father, Mr. J. R Liles in Brightsvillo, Mr. William Gibson of Gibson,N. G., and Miss JOB?O Lile?. Married on December 25th, 1901, at thc residence of tho officiating officer Mr. D. D. Stubbs Esq , Mr. Cary Quick and Mrs, Maggio Quick all of Biightsvillo. Married on December 25th, 1901, by Boy. Jj. M. Hamer, Mr. Dan Olark of Hebron and Miss Gaynor Salmons of Clio. Married on Wcdnosday Dec 18th 1.901 at tho rosidonco of Rov. H. M. Brearley, tho officiating min ister, Mr. J. W. Jackson, and Miss 'Viatic McDonald. After tho core Ms mony the bridal party went f~ tin \V)>. io of M':. ]: ;N nicOoijuhl . JX?\W<) A royal.reception was ?jj j von / tho;. Wt: oxton; nongvo.tulaiio II and ? it-. thc yoi np, cotudo a lom lile. " , ' i^sud happy aopiuo Jlleiptlon:.. A l the regular1 ?ne?bintf r I aVlav'boi'u Lodge Ko 08 A. F. M. Vm Eriday night the following were elected officers for the en siling year : J. F. Kinney, W. M. J.T. Dudley, S. W. . C. D. Napier, J. W. H. E. Stockton, Secretary. T. L. Crosland, Treasurer. W. L. Kinney, S. D. S. J. Pearson, J. D. Ira Bounds, Tylor. T. C. Hamer and C. S. Chaffin Stewards. The installation will take place this Friday evening. At the meeting of the Grand Lodge*in Charleston on the 10th Mr. Claude S Chaffin was elec ted D. D. G. M. for the 17th Masonic District of S. C. He Was in line for promotion and his election speaks well ior Iiis' proficiency. They know ii good thing when they see it. FROM SMITHVILLE, Mr. Editor--As 1 haye not seen anything from this part of Marl boro for some timo I sond you a few dots for tho' next issuo. Nows is scare in and around hore. Quito a numbor arc moving off to tho cotton mills. Messrs Sid noy and Thoma? Cal der of thia place havo returned from a pleasant visit to MoColl. Messrs Willie Quick and Sylves ter Bennett of this community re turned Sunday a ploasant visit to ?Bennottsvillo. M?KSOS Annio and Ida Smith, 'and Messrs Ted and Philip Smith, of Chesterfield county, havo ro turnod homo from a pleasant visit among rolativcBund friends in our county. 1 Messrs S. J. Brigman and Mo : ton Rainwaters visited friends in tho Ploasant Hill section Sunday. Mr. G. W. Rainwaters movod to tho Bennottsvillo cotton mill 'this week. Mr, and Mrs James Ponds visit ad tho latter's brothor, Mr. Frank V-Bonnolt of tho Gale Grovo soction. : ! Died at her homo in Chesterfield |^punty> Miss .'Nancy Calder, a for i nor resident of Brightsvillo, aged 86 years, on tho 5th. K4;Jror f?ar of tho waste buHkot I will oloso. Moro anon. YANKEY BAY. WI ? n mini jil?.m.?.?^ Mr. W. Ji Duffie, for years tho loading book maker and publisher jof Columbia died in that oity on " o 17th, aged 72 years, I S 1,.!?>.?? ?? I I , I I I I, III I III \ . >.l?j,?li. ' IUI? I , 'li 'III -COMING - immun minni TON uunvuv uviivvu uiiaiuu Tuesday Night,' Doo. 31,1901, - DH. EUGENE MAY - Will givo thc second of tin series of Entertainments protniaod by thc Alkahest Lyceum of Atlnuta, under tho auspices of tho K. of P's. of Bou uottsvillo, at tho Graded School Chap el on Tuesday ovouiag aoxt Deo. 31st for ono night only. A rich trout is ia atoro for all. Only ouo ohauoo lo hoar him. Como out Tuesday night aad bo outertainod. Holders ot season tickets aro reques ted to tako thom to Douglas liro's Drug Stovo and havo their seats ro-ns sighed so as to prevent o infusion in tho rush at the door. DON'T MISS IT 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlboro-Court Com mon Pleas. JANE NORTON ns Administratrix o? tho personal estates, respectively ol Snrah Norton, Rebecca Norton and Mary Norton, and in lier own rift ht Plaintiff, ngniost WILLIAM NORTON ; William Wesley Norton, Elizabeth Norton, Isubolla Norton, Bony Nortou, Hoary 1). Nor ton and Annie Norton ; Jahn M. Reas ley, William C. Traywick, Silas P. Tray wick and Emily Tnywiok ; Archio 1*. Nortou, Kittie Jane Calder aud Eran? cos Norton; William li. Norton, Rot t?o Ann Rick. Robert Loo Norton, An nie Davis, Levada Joe Davis and Chas W. Norton; and Surah Francos Norn ton, Defendants. Summons ?'OJ* lie'ief- Complaint Not So. /ed. To thc Defendants, William Norton ; William Woaloy Norton, Elizabeth Norton, Isabella Norton, Berry Norton Henry D. Norton and Annie Norton ; Julia M. Beasley, William C. Traywick Silas P. Traywick aud Emily Traywiok; Archie P. Norton, Kittie Jauo Calder und Frances Norton; William B Nor too Bctlio Ann Rick, Robert Leo Nortou, Annie Davis, Levada Joo Davis and Charles W* Norton; aud Sarah Francos Norton. You are hereby Summoned and reqair od to answer ibo complaint in this actina, which U lilcd ia thc oflico ol' tho Clerk of tho Court ol'Common Plena in and for tho County and Stato afbrosaid, and to servo a copy of your answer on thc-aub scriber at his office in Benncttsville, S. ?, within twenty days alter tho service here of, exclusive of tho day of suoh servico ; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within tlio limo aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this notion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in tho complaint. Dated December 23, A, 1)., 1901. [SKAn.I J. A. DIMKE, Clerk. KNOX LIVINGSTON, Plaintiff's Attorney. To (he Defendants, William Wesley Nor* ton; Elizabeth Notion, Iaabolln Norton Berry Norton, Horny Di Norton, Anuio Norton, Julia M. Beasley, William R. Norton, Bettie Aun Riok, Robert Lee Norton, Annie Davis, Levada Joo Da vis, ('barios W. Norton and Sarah Fran cos Norton. You will please lake notice that the Summons in this action, of which tho foregoing isa copy, was filed in tho oflico of tho Clerk ol the Court of Common Pleas, at Bennoltsvillo, in tho County of Marlboro in tho Slate "r South Ontoli i i ir d: < ul In . A. 1>., ililli. 'V.V'A i.!YIN???!T0lS. Plaint li ;. A ti ?rney, l^?aoci.tsvillc, $< C. Deo. 3of 1001.---?I , i .-T -r!.: til >' ij'ttt .COLINA < Jen wi \ ol ..Vnu'lbor.)-Court Com moo Pleas. J 'Hil A. iVuwDLEY as Administrator of the Personal Estate ol Mary Woods ley. deceased, and in his own right, Plaintiff, against ARCHIBALD L. CALAOUN, Sr., as Trustee ; Legare S. Calhoun, Marga? ret C. McLeod; f. M. Woodley, Lydia J. Clyde, James D. Woodley and Flora J. Woodley, in her own right and as a creditor ol said intestate ; Hattie Woodley, James T. Moore, Mary (j. Moore, ty; Belton Moore, Maude L. Moore, Lauriston H. Moore, Welcome C. Moore and Mary VV. Moore, D?tendants. C om plain t ior JR elief, 'io the. Defendants, Archibald L. CaL bonn, Sr., as Trustee, Legare S, Cal houn, Margaret C. McLeod, J. M. Woodley, Lydia j. Clyde, James D. Woodley .und Flora J. Woodley ; Hat tie Woodley, James T. Moore, Mary C. Moore, W. Belton Moore, Maude L. Moore, Lauriston II. Moore, Wei? come C. Moore and Mary W. Moore, YOU ARK HER EH V SUMMONED AND REQUIRED to answer the Complaint in this action, which is filed in the office ol thc Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas lor the said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint o i the subscribers, at the office of Knox Livingston, Esq., Benncttsville, S. C., within twenty days after the service hercol, exclusive ol the day ol such ser? vice ; and if you fail to answer the com plaint within thc time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court lor the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated December 2, A, D'?, looi, f Seal I Test. J. A. Drake, Clerk. KNOX LIVINGSTON, and T. I. ROGERS, Plaintiffs Attorneys; 'Jo thc. Defondanis, VV. Belton Moore, Lauriston ll. Moore and Welcome C. Moore / TaKE NOTICE, that thc Summons in liar action, ol which thc foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office ol the Clerk of thc Court of Common Pleas, at Ben nettsville, in the county ol Marlboro ia the State of South Carolina, on the 2(1 day ol December, A.D., 1901. KNOX LIVINGSTON and T. I. ROGERS, Plaintiff's Attorocys. Benncttsville, S. C. December 2(5, rooi. Rov. M. L. Banks, an aged min? istor of tho S. 0. Co nib ron co, died at his homo in St Matthews, Or nngoburg, on tho 17th. Ho onco scrvod tho ohurohes in Marlboro mid was beloved by all. Bavod ?At (Iravo'a Brink. "I know 1 would lons ago havo boon n my gravo," writos Mrs. S. H. Now-. 10m, of Dcoatur, Ala., if it had not boon br Elcctrio BHtors. For throo yoara I nffcrcd untold agony from tho worst buns of Indigestion, Watorbrash, Stotn oh and Bowell Dyspopsin. But this ox? cheat medicino did mo a world of good, tinco using it I oan cat heartily nud havo ainod 35 pou nih," For indigestion, joss ol Appotiio, Stouuioh, Livor ana kidney troubles Elcolric Biders aro a 08tive, guaradteod euro. Only Coots at . T, Douglas & Bro drug store. BAPTIST TO ION MEETING. Tho following la tho Programmo for tho I Marlboro Union, to bo bold with tho I Judson Baptist church Doo. 37.99. FRIDAY-Introductory Sermon, by Rov. J. A. Meson. Subject for dlsousBlou: Tho bast mothod of training our young pcoplo for eon loo. Sponkora- O. A. MoAHator and O. W. Freeman. SATURDAY-Subjcot for discussion: Tho morabor's ?nnnolnl responsibility to hi? oh arch, Spoakors-T, h. CroaWul and P. 0. Henley. SUNDAY-Sormou by Rov. R. Ford. B. Ar.i.KN, OWfiUK. Consolidated Lodse No 15. The following uro the officers for 1902: II. Torry, C. 0. Ellerbe Powers, V. 0. W. W. Palo, Prelate. 0. D. Eastorling, K. of R. & S. H. E Stockton, M of F. D C White, M of E. A M Mo?ormao M of W. A L Miller, M at A. R J Patterson, I GI. 1 M Bonn s, O Gt, Tho chief stock in trade of those who tiro fighting Senator MoLau rin scorns to ho misrepresentation -tho most dastardly of all oppo sition. Moved to Cheraw. " The Chronicle says:--"Mr. J. T. Covington, who lins been running a large saw mill just over in Marlboro on the W. D. Evans land, has sold out to Mr. Frost, of Aberdeen, N. C., and has moved Iiis family to om town. They are occupying the Malloy house on Third street." A Million VoiOOB. Could hardly oxprcs tho thanks ol Hoinor TTall, of Wost Point* Ia. Listen whj? A sovoro cold had settled on his lungs, causing; a most obstinate cough. Sovcral physicians said ho had consump tion, but could not help him. When nil thousrht ho was doomed ho boirnn to usc Dr. Kine's Now Disoovory for Consump* (ion and writes-"it complotclv cured no and paved roy life, I now weigh 227 bs." It's p09tivcly guaranteed foi ?oughs, Colds and Lung troubles. Price iO couta end $1.00. Trial bottlos free at T. T. Douglas & Bro. -Buy your Christmas Cake at the Bakery and save yourseli the trouble of making it. - Oures Bheumatism and Catarr!-. r.ftov al ciao Fails. cost Nothing to try To euro tho most desperate rheumatism or oatarrh take Botanio Blood Bain (B. B. B.) thc wonder of tho agc. Cur?f when oil ciao fails- It kills tho poison ii tho blood and gives a purc^healthv blood suoply, stopping all gnawiuc, shooting aches and pains in tho bonos, joints, back and reduce.? nil swelliugs. Hawking spit ting, dropping in tho throat, oftbnsivc broath and oatarrh, irratations of tho mu cous inombrnncs quickly disappoar thus making a pcrfcot, pormauont ouro of tin worst rheumatism or deep scated oni?!'-' n B. B; ns] .*?-" tiniUooiifjOH, DiiU',.i'1 tin! ticnt,: incut free und prepaid b;. v iiuo-.' Pc Billum M Wobei ?St.. Atlanta, (?a. jicvorihe (r?iiblc titid f(o? incdjoal ulvioc given. . ? . ' .;.;r,,r* -/..'?..--,?;*05- jot, o: y ?b\Vei Pots iusf fec?i i -''I .i? ? .it- K:.<... ) ?ioi: Vlui ! v.'?r?i Store-.?ti;I nico? and biaoothoi than lirst lot. EXCHANGE OF SGHOOL BOOKS CONTINUED. I ITH tho consent of tho pnblishora, ] will, until Docoinbor 310t, oxohnngc rondors, hist?rica, Arithmetics, Algebra?, ?and geographica. No other books will bc Ioxobanged. All persona Intorostod should romombor tho limit-Doo 31st, 1901, and, also, my ?omeo, days-Monday, Wednesday, and j Saturday until Jan iat 1902. W. L. Stanton, Co Sup't El. Deo 4, 19.01. Best Patent Flour at W. M. Rowe's. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF MAULHOKO, COURT OF COMMON PhHAS. LUTHER O. STANTON, ns Exocntor undoi tho lnht will and testament of Martha A Stanton, dcooascd, Pl ai uti if. Of/ainsl MATTIE SEDBERRY, and otbors, Def on. danta. IN obodionoo to an ordor of salo signod by Honorablo R. O. Watts, tn tho ahovo Btatod oaso, nt his Ohambors, in Cheraw, South Carolina, on tho 12th day of Doo ember, 1901, I will eoll beforo tho Court IIouuo door on tho first Monday of January during legal Balo honro, nil that certain plooo, parool, or tract of land containing sixty-two and ono>hnlf acron, moro or IOBR, bounded and deaoribod as follows: By publio road loading from Tatum Station to Olio, S 0.; lands formerly owned hy J 0. Quick; lands formorly owned by A. L Mohauriu and otbors; hoing soma truofc ol laud on which tho said Martha Stnnlon livod during tier lifo timo, upon thc tollow lng terms, to wit : For enough cash to pnj cxpouB"B of salo, all debts (Ino by testatrix and ono thousand and fifty dollars; the balance of ibo purchase money to bo on A iredit of ono and two years, to bo saou ol t>y a bond of tho purohasor and mort; a {c )f tho promisoH, with intorost from dato >f salo, with tho privilogo of paying lash if tho purohoBor dosiros so to do. Purohasor to pay for nil pnptra. JAMI'S A. DRAKES dork 0. 0 p, & a, 8. >A (f,. Deo. 16, 1901. MM EXCELSIOR (lil And Quit Crying Hard Times I \Prize Of $25 iu Gold ?a offered for tho BitflT Six STALKS OV< COWTON rown from EXCELSIOR PRO?F?0 OOT ON SEED Yoar 1902. Spoolmen BbalkS' I this Ootton can bo soon at tho Exxolblor ardwaro Store. MX?ELSXOB SWW COi> BsnnetUvllto, Noir. 261 x$oi-4,. 01 yns\ ?feit;?* ? 'IK $ vfv> ?T*I^ K Iii 1?^ ?pp. f< TP* ? feo': Every Member of your Household Invited -TO f; P?OT THE - LARGEST H OF HOLIDAY TOYS Ever Displayed in Marlboro County Now Exhibited ali MITTLE'S STORE ' AT PRI?fis TO SUIT THE HARDTIMES! EYEKY W W TOT CK3BAT Is to bo fcmhd at Mittle's Store. i A GIFT TO qr/At)n:i?N THK HEARTS OP EVERY ONE, j FKOM Ti IE INFANT TO THE GRAND PARENT. IO per Hil ^antties? Wt AAWVSANVA'WVNAAAAAAv'. ^VWv'A-NXV W^.'AWVWWVWW^ <WAA/WWVWWWWVWV/WW*? I EIGHT Courteous Salespeople to Serve You Promptly and Pleasantly. Besides TOYS we show a Beautiful Line of Noyeltict? Sin [Metal, Crlass, atoi? CTiiina, Suitable for Folks of all Ages. A LOOK WILL I WE HAVE THE LINE, AT PRICES LOW ?Jv I? AN OTiJi.K.S ASK FOR INFERIOR GOODS CARRIED FHoil SJCASON TO SEASON. - .0.o~.0-0 mr line ol ft'AIES KS, Foot-Balls, ?iiill ilfe iii 11 g gi i n III ^? ilse frfwi?l prices* , ?ND" OKING Tl MULI It cost yea nothing to Look and affords them m Lick pleasure, 0?.H ?Jl?t OF ! Il ilA..r;maY, SHOES ANO NOTIONS arc apto now, and at that creates business laily. STILL ON HAND A NICK ASSORTMENT OF LA DI KS and CHILDRENS lUCEKMlig CHEAPER THAN OTHERS CLAIM COS'ii I-Ol:. You are W^?oau? at UVOMIe-s Store .The Mar.ifoo.ro Hustler. !*? uettsville, C. W??m* (jo.w owi' selection) to erery mb? fl ?crli?oy Only 50 cfltit? a jr??r. 1ZIN? OUR PRODUCTS KXOKL l-ocauso tho boat niatorinl is at (lip di>? posai ol' tho most competent bakors. Our bakeshop ia equpped willi nv lorn* ovens nml othor iinprovomonts. Evo./ , $\r*tpitom#i m (hing ls kept in porlcot condition vliioh | onsurcs i , B QIC AD, ROLLS, Etc, or absoluto purity, and tho high plafra mgrodionls cosmo swootnoss nnd whole ; isoinoness. Tho products of onr bakory ; two light and palatablo. II. F. SCHULZ, BKNNKTT8VILLI? BAKfcltY. h lAtil?S' MAGAZINE. A ?*r>i; lie .i ||"t colored pltli?t lal??t ijlVMMai; I '?siiMkliijf ?LonomUi j fancy M..ri ; i-... .--)..,|<) 1,1,,,,, lotion, ?,a; Sui/ lailf* ?. I.,. a, ?cu,! jo. Int I ?a.ii copy. I.Mjra^.iJ -.-mud. Sind for U/m?, w f>iyli lallnbto, Himpla,Up-to. dst?, ? . nlcai ?ncT Abaoliiuiy ! 'TOE *BU????lf??i?c?.?) Ali SC9M? -Vf ?'.>.?J irir?forttloM tot (??lltyj Ml) JtfttM VWtC*. AtV 1;t th :.;.. SftkTU ni arly *utf4\f JUV) MoOALL CO?,* Hi ??.'!*..</ V,si am SU NtW YORK? t<wwr.iicw??vAw.rti><i ^-.....J.,. ^1 v u ifvaattu-a ta o-\ itvcrybo* o? th? geaulaa MiX^ive ^???ino-Quit??ne T*ueu ' ' ' tv?.t i?.e-....>?_ a ?old Itt 64? 4?ay .fiiotianud om istm JO ou AV j?iyouiou JOlHH ujod pun jopjotj \\$o\} tl sf qt H*W u?' 'spjaipiu oj?s?uiop nu puu Vp&tOll }" irpummv pity KyyuoiuvAu juoiu jun S?ujs?y iwo\XQyn j < . . .. '?...vj ;;: .;. .?iq3no.T.oiTj isoiu tu x^oqqtu oq luomnnj; o qi T?lll x^l^tosso st it JOJ "noX ^sissx? 01 ouo autos ips -jnoiC ?ods ot^ tpt?o.T aoiiuuo noie JJ my. S? A*t3[OTUb OS lXOT^lUtnt?Tj -m ptii3 tired oqi ano OAup J[IA\. TTJIT} guiq^ou ST oaoqi A'poq mok. jo ssou .ajocj put? SSOUOUITJ-J jp? 'pt?j itt '.to .uowtimrnuuuT pnu PSOI irnos jp?ot: rr- -. puu Boiosmu oi^ ipiuo.u[i i.r.jio??ipyjl 'o?>oj.u juauiiun Suii^uy u?Dfxoj,yr ?) pim ocioq o?d o% fionfisrj tt? > .won .io ito .tuqs ituop Wlint ?omo people yon Know, und who li uve Teated Thege| Gooda, Hay obout the lOxeelsiov Cook ?love?: . I boUfild ito ltj<J.y.'. ? is'or r>>ok Sf ove" ln$t Spi r..(). fun woi) pleasccl with ji, il ooi only ?qtlorin's' v./ll but requires loss wood ilnxh any Stove I aver Kath <?J-.0, M, WKfJSfER. 1. have inion using the new " ICxcelr.ioi Cook S*< ts" rp ide b) ?. A. sheppard &:'? Co . lor 16 ycar?, inti lt has always given entire satisUcVion^ 1 ' Mr's J? (/. \V. CO??. ;;/?" ;' CO?ili ht\? just pol ia niPVJn. i . . -<;.';(<;> . . * ? ..... ?;'.> I (egard the ''lixctlslor ?ook Steve? and .liahg-is" ns (food us the best, and when m need of a Cooker I cndcavoi io i ct that m" a Re ol Sib v.c. A| J. UK?ST0W. Mr. BRISTOW bought one from a sister town, as until recently there was no agency in Bennettsville. Tho "E^qelslor Rango*' bought of you givca outtro satisfaction. JAS. P. DAVID. These goods and all [(uni of Hardvvars, Crockery, Paints, Oils ?c., can be had at |||[?|| HARDWARE'CO. ?. Bennettsville, s. o. Next to W. P. Breeden's. YOU DEAF? ALL CASES OF ARE NOW CURABLE; by our new invention. Only those born deaf nre incurable. NOISES* GE ASE-IMMEDIATELY. A. WERNIAW, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS? BALTIMOKW, Md., March 3?, 190!. Gtntttmet* : - Being entirely cured of deafness, thanks to your treatment, X will now give you a full history of my case, to be used at your discretion. , ..,"?. About five yea? ago my right car began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost ttyhearltiginthia ear entirely. . . ' I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted n num. ber of physicians, among others, thc most eminent ear specialist of thia city, who told me that only aa operation could help me, and even that only tcinpornrily, that the head noises would then cease, but the hearing In the affected'car would be lost forever. I then caw your advertisement accidentally tn a New York paper, and ordered your treat ment. Aitef rh R<1 used lt only a few days according to your directions, thc noises ceased, and to-day, after five weeks, my hcariug in the diseased car has been entirely restored. I thank you heartily and beg to remain very truly yours, < " ... . V. A. WURMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. Our treatment does not interfere with your usual occupation? ."?aBBfft?* YOU CAH CURE YOURSELF AT HOME "'"SS."'01 INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 696 LA SALLE AVE.^CHICAGO, III. ?5wwwwwwvf. w Wj*f!f yy ww www wwwwwwww"ww-wwww irwww?vV v ~v Ww.?vWwww\r'? v? a ??TtpreTsw^ R. K-. BREEDEN'S il DRD.fi' STORR NOW OPEN. TUB strotohes fon h fu-re IIBLPIKO ovory ta o d i o i n f> HAND bottlo in tho ar ie. Therese a euro In t PBKBPRIPTION8 WT Ul? here becaus? the drug? a/'-a a? puro and fresh as lt ls posslblo to oVtaln. Tho ut most oars ls taken In tho M^ntnalng weight ing and compounding. S . AOOORAOY V Is ona of oar strong points. Thc chargea io dur prescription depart mmt ate al low as good quality and pet* fe?l ittjrle? iii? to?rtiM. TUKTISnViOH HUYINU At all times we littve a large sup X>ly of well chosen goods whim, we sell at moderate prices, but now the stock -Ja. swollen twice its regular sizb' by tko additloiv of a choice assortment of Wo present for inspection a line of Joweiry of excellent miailty. Hore are Bings, Pins, Watches, Chains, otc, of exquisite design and littlo cost. We invito in spection. H, xv. oAnnoLx?, T/owolOV, D6?, ia. 7 BenhtttsVlUe, S 0. pLANT'IC COAST UNE RAILROAD CONDENSED SGHMD ULE, Dated Nov. 24, 1901. **~ TRAINS OOlNa 'SOUTH. 35 23 ' A.M. P.M. JO Flownco 3 25 V 55 >o Killel mo y 07 Vr Lunes 4 33 9 27 ,o Limos 4 03 0 27 \.r LharloBlon 0 00 ll 15 A M. P.M. 53 * P M. 7 42 ? 'JO PM. 61 . .'* " , Vj H'M n 26 i io P.M. TRAINS GOING NORTiL 78 32 52 50 * * * * A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Lo Chnr.lcslon 7 00 5 20 ' 0 00 4 20; ArL'iuos 8 31 0 45 8 16: O OO Lo Lanes 8 31 0 46 OOO Lo Kingtree 8 47 ? ? . Ar Floronco 9 45 7 55 7 40 A.M. P.M. AM. P.M. * Daily oxcopt Sunday , N'>. 52 rues through to Columbia via Contrai H. R. of S. 0 Trnins Nos 78 and 32 run via Wilson und Kayottevtllo-Short Line-and make oloso oonacoMoa for all poiuts North, Troins on C. & D. ltoilroad loavo Flor* noo daily, except Sunday, 10 05 a.m., rlvo Darlington. 10 30, llortsvillo 1 55 m, Gh?raw a tn, W ?decoro 12,50 p m. Loavo Florence d'itl)y esoopt Sunday ut 8 00 p m. nrrivo Darlington 8 2f> p n?V Bennoltsvillo. 9-22 p tn.. Gibson I? 29 p m Leavo Floronoo JBunday only 10 05 a tu, arrive Darlington' lo ?0 a m. Lbavo Gibson daily except Sunday 0 05 a m.. llonnoltfivillo 7 15 a ra,! arrivo Dar? lipson 8 15 a m., loavo Darlington 8 SO arrivo Florooco 9 15 a tn. Lcavtf'Wudosboro doily oxocpt Sanday 4 JO p rn, Clu^nw 5 15 ?> m; Darlington 0 29 p m. nrriyi) Florence V 00 p m. Leavo Ha'rt)villo 7 25 a rn, Dnrliogtoa 8 50 a ai,, arnyo Flore ooo 9 15 am. H. M. EMERSON, Oon'l ttoRn'Agent, J. It. KEN LY, OcaM Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Trnfflc>Manager. HTLAKI1C AUS YA?KIH UMMl ii- v: CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In oflcot Novembor 24, 1901. WEST BOUND. DAILY No 53-Loavo Wilmington 9.10 u. tn , Duo Fayetteville 12 20 p, ai. Loavo Fayetteville 12.42 p. m. Arrivo Sanford 1.68 p. m, EAST BOUND. DAILY No 52-Loavo Saaford 3.05 p. . ni. Arrivo Fayetteville 4 20 p m Leavo Fnyottovillo 4 30 p m. Arrivo Wihoiaatoo 7.16, BENNKTTSVIM-F, BUANCH. Truio louvus jjcnnottfiviilo 8.10 a. m. Maxton 9. 05, Hod Springs 9.32, Parktor* 10 02, arrive Fnyottovillo 11.10. Relam?a?, leaves Foyottovllle 4. 40 p. m., Ilopo Milla 5 00. Rod Springs 6.35, . Maxton 010, arrivo Bcnnettsvillo 7.16 p, m. 4 ?'? Conaeotions at Fayetteville with train No. 78, at Maxton with tho Carolina Control Railroad, at Red Springs with th? Red Springs and Ito wm oro railroad, at San? ford with tho Seaboard Air Lino, at Gulf. ?y with bbb pathara and Charlotte, Railroad. II, M. EMERSON, Oort .\'.v.^/?j:v. J. It. KF.'Yl.Y, (lonotb) Manager. ' TY AL 'i'i.,:-.; viiinft?br-" X TONSORIAL PARLOR, THE best workmaaship. Bay Rum aad Toa ic Treatment ' Tools the best and sharpest Polite atteatioa always assured Three Artists ia constant at eadancc, LADIKS WORK a Specialty I Oace a customer, always a customer. JACKSON & HATCHER, TONSORIAL ARTISTS. I Three Barbers ! Three Chairs ! Everything First-Class, SALOON ON MAHION STREET. EASY CHAIRS, CLEAN SHAVJES BEST OF HAIR OUTS ? Children receive speolnl attention either at the Shop at their housv. Your patronage solicited, J. ?. OR A CE, Burier. BENNETTBVILLE, 8. 0. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE THADE MARK? DESIGNO CopvniQHTft Ac. Anyono Bonding n ?keleli and desorption may Qutokly Moortnln our opinion freo wtiothor en Invention ju probably patontAblo. Coimuutilc*. tlon? dtrlotjy confidentTri, Handbookon I'? toutn sont froo. OMost riuonoy for scouring imtonUi. OpAtonta tnkon tlirouah Munn A Co. rocotve tptelal notUt, without olinrRO, In tho A Imndjomoly lllMBtrnlod wooVlyr ?.?r?ost cir dilution of any Bolontltlo louriml. Tonil?. S3 a youri four months, il. Poul liynil unvrsdoalor*. y oar j four nu MUNN I. . Co.3?""???"" ^'?. Bm.uoh Omeo. tW ic Ht., Vv'iwlUnjaon, D. IIIS! Lill! Lill! FOR SALE. J. M. JACKSON. July 12. 11)01. THE IN iii W YORK WORLD Thrloo A Wook KUttton, |,fy.O Moat Wuldly Road Newspnpor in America. Time has (VeWonVtrated that thcTbrico uWcck World .afanas alone la a -class* Other pupers have imitated ita form hut not its success. This Ja because it tel)? ' t Impartially, wlietb?r'that news be po. Utica! or otherwise It ls in lact almost a daily, at tho price of a weekly. In addition to news, Jt publishes fi tatt claaa serial storUis and other features suited to tho home and fireside. 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