The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, September 05, 1902, Image 3
$. A> Ii HOW N % il' Kdiior.
Friday Septombor (3, 1902
Ono yoar.$1.00
Bi^c month?,.; ,60
Throo monti is.25
The Man for Comptroller.
If Mr. d. t\ Dorham behoves
A. W. JO?OB in tho most compe
tent and host fitted for Comptroller
General then you will ma ko no
miatnko in voting for him next
Tuesday. Mr. Dorham knows
and as Jones ha? a fine record ss
a county auditor, ho lins had a
?H a ncc to prove his menta!. Then
voto for him next Tuesday.
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(JcriMicntes (Minted.
At tho reo.ont oxanmmtlon the
following applicants rocoivod ocr*
tiflcatos of o^uuUlication to teach:
Miss Bia neb o (Ja ward, 1$ vii lo
Mino J ossie Coward, r.
Miss Mattie Wicker, "
Miss Aunio Wright, "
Mies Inez Covington, Hod Hill
Mis? Annie Evana, Blouhoim
Mra. Lona Campbell, lied Bluff
Mr. L. Ii. Parker, Clio
Mr. C. J. Allen, Bingham.
Of this number 5 rocoivod 1st
grado,and o 2nd grade.
As a result of tho satisfactory
work done in Glimmer school, .sev
eral other teachers can have their
certificates renewed.
A CARD
Edijior Democat-With your per
mission, 1 will correct Homo of tho er.
rora that aro being circulated just at
thia time.
. First, I 'earn that 1 am accused of
using thc stock belonging to thc conn
ty in cultivating my farm. Tho truth
is, ami any ono could have learned ii
by inquiring. I am doing no fanning
near Bonnottsvillo except a lot Of 2 or
ll acres whore I livo, and l hired
colored mau to cultivate that with his
own Btock. Aa County Supervisor, 1
rented '20 or moro acres of land from
Mr. A. J. Matheson and sowed in peas j
to raise forage for tho county mules
Tho work of plowing and harrowing
in those peas was done with ibo coda?
ty's Btock.
Next I am reported being iii league]
with other candidates in the into pri*
mary election. I will answer this
cbargo by saying that I as one of thc'
_2&.eaudiuato8 in tho primaries of thia
year will. subscribe to" lim most rigid
affidavit that can bo gottou up that 1
novor have tried to ride in'o ollioo by
pullling with other candidates.
Sovenlyfive, possibly eighty, por
cont of. he counties of South Carolina
pr?vido cloras for their boards of Co.
Commissioners. Thoa o clerks rcceivo
annual 'AriynjieilVr.ti n randing f :>m
'$'??"? to * hou. \irti)l/oro is mo ol Iho'So-i
contd ir1:? t!v ddiii '.m provide .> ?l i
requiring til vi .?vipm>. ? ..ir und tho ! v>?
comim?$ioiin.? toidoa.il tho . :vk. .t
' j?oec:-:*avily i'?vcoo the singer vjiio'r to
t'poii;'. . good doa) ul time m mc onice
doing clerical work.
Now, i haven't got time to trot over
tho county vote-hunting. 1 .submitted
my ense to the people at the meetings
arraugod for thut purpose by tim coun
ty oxceulive committee.
Aff?r defining my position from (Ho
stump, I feel that to again run around
bogging voles would not bc t rust in;.:
. my enso to the pooplo. The refero, 1
will attend lo my business and depend
on roy trionds to kill out tho damaging
reporta put in circulation for tho pur
poaoofdruiug votes from mo.
Respect fully j
M. K. COWARD*
September 2, 1902?
Tho Iii? Malo Ot Texas.
Tho Galveston news is inclin
ed to boast o? Texas, Hoar it:
"It is something like Ibis:
One hundred and thirt-yJive
thousand cur loads of cotton,
cottonseed and products, 70,000
carloads of coal. 100,000 carloads
ol oil, 35,000 carloads of cattlo,
40(000 carloads of lumber and
shingles, 00,000 oars ol' manu
factured products, 20,000 cars
of miscellaneous farm products,
10,000 oars of fruits, 1.0,000 cars
of vegetables, 20,000 ours of hay,
10,000 oars ol' horses and mules,
40,000 cars ol grain, 1.0,000 cars
of sheep and wool, 20,OOO ca i's of
brick and building stone. This
is what Texas produces in one
year. This stu ii would make a
freight train more than il,OOO
miles long and it would take
200 miles of mogul engines to
pull it." .
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To My Friends in Marlboro.
EDITOH MAitbnoHO DKMOOKAT.
Dear Sir-Will you pienso allow
mo spaco in your paper (o thank
my friends throughout tho county
for tho vory liberal support which
thoy gave moat the primary elec
tion August 26th, which I appre
ciate much more than can bo ex
prossod in words.
And 1 promiso the peoplo of
Marlboro that it will over berny
highest aim toso dischargo tho (1 li
tios they have imposed upon me
as that they may never have cause
to regret that they non for rod upon
mo this high honor.
Very rasped fully,
W KLUOM K QVICK.
Clio, Sept 2, 1002.
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. I'roaidont' Uoosovclt says very
truthfully a? to trusts and oom*
hines, "It ia a groat deni botter
that some people should prospor
too much, tami that no ono should
jpfoepor enough."
Our Fitting Sohool
Borne timo r.go the Hoard of Trus
toefl employed Mr. Dibble to teach
our Fitting School. Tho dalo sot for
beginning the school was ilopt 15.
Mr. Dibblo wriloa mo ho will be
hero next Monday and wiahoB ali
prospectivo students to meet him at
the Gradod school chapel Ho wishee
to talk to thom about what thoy have
l?udiod and what thoy propose to
f'tudy $& Wo hope that all of the
pupila intending to study in tho
(school will moot Mr. Dibble. Tho
school does not begin until tho follow
ing Monday Sopt IS, but by coming
on the Sth pupils will sayo valuable
time.
R. FORD.
W. JJoyd Evana (0 Ul o I'ooplo.
i. desire to oxprees my lhauka to
niy follow Dem?crata in South Oaro?
lina for their expression of confidence
in mo a.1) a candidato fer Railroad
Commissioner in thc primary, loading
my opponent for tho second raeo by
nearly two thousand votes and beg to
nit bm it my claims to the volets, ask
ing for their suffrages in tho B-iooud
primary. All of my opponents and
myself disomsod the (juostion in ref
erence to thc Ruilroad Commissioner's
ollice and tho wollare of tho people
in overy County, and soparatcd as
friend:?.
My opponent is from tim same .ton i
tory an tho two inoumhouts. Whoo
Mr. Wilboru retires, tho great oastorn
north eastern and south onstorn soc
tioi of tho State, comprising tho
hirgeit part of tho Stale, thc largest
railroad mileage, will bo absolutely
u n rep roser, ted on the Hoard. Living
in lim central part of tho State, and
being a nativo of Marion, by which
County .1 was endorsed for the posi
tion, 1 .submit that lam in a position
if elected, to wee that all sections of
our progressive Stato aro properly
represented.
If I am honored with your sufi rages
you may rest assured that I will per
form ibo duties of thc ol?eo of Rail
road Commissioner wi'th the fidelity
that I have served my people in the
past?
? Trip to Clarendon and Sumter
Counties-Visit Stato Farm, (fee.
On Monday last 25th, in company
with Mr. 0, ii. immanuel and a neigh
bor of his Mr; Jackson, a prominent
merchant and farmer of the place, I
wi?ited Mr. Morris, tho superintend
chi of one of tho State Farms. We
met with fi warm and most cordial
reception by him and his whole houao
bold. Whiio exchanging courtesies
and resting a few minutes preparatory
for a trip over tho farm a nice large
basket of fine peachna, such as are
seldom soon, were broughton and' en
joyed by U3 all. After partaking of
his hospitality and having many cour
tesies showm us wo proceeded to tho
river bottom where wo sr.w six hun
dred acree of corn in ono opening. It
is surrounded by groat darna to keep
out tho ovor flow and it is thc most
important part of this groat agricul
tural work. WiOmui them r! . h'l
bo iiVili/'M -ivith ihum as i| is now
lix ed, product1/ tb< >\r,.-? v.'otKkuTiiijiH
h;o vryK ?d' via i of all W-.J. I'i.-.i
rjolinesiij lettiiily a h il ndapiabildy to
' :\nx\u Can't 1 > jHjr rsMouiVd hipAlly
i tit/erl. pre-cut vU.p ??ni-.%ver*
Iago at least thirty-live bushels tho
acre on tho whole lot. .Some tictes
will moke (toy on ty live bushels to thc
nore besides pun* ,?kins too numerous
to mention. I agree with my friends
in thia estimate and believe it a small
average. Mr. Morris isa groot dam
builder ns well as a good farmer, as
bis work on (hese dams will show and
he deserves great credit for being in
strumental in bringing about such
great results. Ho has three hundred
acres bf peavine hay iu ono held that
is as line as wo ever saw. He also
baa r. big lot of cotton planted-sev
eral hundred that is fine a? 1 will
mako over a halo on ovory 0( The
crops aro generally good over ?3 ..inter
and Clarendon counties,
Sto. Morris luis chargo of eighty*
three convicts. "Some act as trusties
ahou( the place, keeping things iii or
der, 'ioing on errands, hauling, pick
ing cotton, making syrup and doing
anything and everything as cheerfully
and willingly, if not moroso tliah tho
host paid free laborers of our country.
We wiro all struck with tho cleanli
ness ?nd neatness of thc placo and
the order ju which everything is Uc.pt
-"a piuco for everything and every
thing in its piece" seems to be the
motto of tho farm. Wo have nover
econ as much interest taken und
politeness displayed by paid workmen
anywhere and a general feeling of
kindness and good-will seem to pro
vail ovory whoro. Il is moro than or
dinary. Ky cry one is impressed with
the kindness shown them and in re
turn everyone io impressed with tho
willingness and cheerfulness shown
by tho menin porfor manee of their
duties. Mr. Mon ia taya he has grown
very much attached to then and any
one eau see that it io mutual. Ho is
very li rm bot liko all bravo men ho
is as kind and gentle VM brave aud
will no\or ..huso bin authority. Every
thing goes on like clock work and re
minds mo moro ol' n well planned,
well regulated industrial school, than
ii does a convict farm. I look upon
Mr. Morris aa an up lifter of poor
fallen humanity and un honor to tho
community. Ho posessos n Combina
tion of tact, talent and enorgy soldo m
equaled, which preeminently lita him
for the responsible position ho occu
pies.
I will finish tolling noxt week,
P. C. Emanuel.
Aug 30th, 1902.
Winthrop C?llof?o
Frosident D. 13. Johnson, of
Winthrop college, is now issu
ing catalogues of that institu
tion. The colloge opens Sop
t om ber 17 and application
blanks may be obtained from
tho president.. Wo return
thanks Xor a catalogue.
Fresh milk or butter milk can
be had a?/ Col. Livingston's,
An enthusiastic man loaos Ins popu
larity as soon as people gut on to him.
At ft mootingof tho CojUMv f&eou!
fhc different precincts Wyi'? c . !,
voles cast, aro declared ?1K( j?: ? ; vt ? t*. lion
in November next:
For Stale Sonato-~C, S. McCall.
For House ot' Representatives-D. 11
For Judgo of Probtti?-MiUon Mol
For Superintendent of Kduoalion-- .}
Jyllu H. Thomas, Recoin mended foi
Tho following candidates for County
ity of all tho votos east, hut receiving
next Primary, SEPTFMBFR 9th, 10(
For recommendation for appointraon
tho highest number of votes east, hut no
Tho samo parties who sorved as mn
hold September Otb, 1902. ^ By order of
PIW AND SCISSOR GRAPHS j
Mont- Poleo ia again souci i ng
forth bor death dealing blasts.
Wo are going to vote for A. C.
Iiatimor next Tuesday,
Norris and Rouse's circus will
boin Wilmington to-morfow.
Senator Tillman wisely declines
to help tho wonk candidatos who
will run ovor next Tuosday;
If tho cotton crop is short
everywhere why be in a hurry
to ?oil it.
Dr. P, H. Moll of Alabama, bas
boon olootod president ot Clemson
college, and will como at once.
Drought in Florida hit tho
orango crop thin year, which it io
said will bo $400,000 boxea ?hort.
But other crops wore good. .
Marlboro gave Ln timor her
vote on tho S?tli of A ugust, now
let her give him a full vote on
next Tuesday.
D. C. Hey ward got OC votes out
of every 100 votos cast in his
county, and a plurality ot 1,8,000
ovor his competitors. Ho is thc
man wo want for Governor.
Col. J. IT. Tillman has it ia ?aid
retired from politics and now will
practico'law. If it ie truo ho only
wauled to defeat Tolbert bo has !
carried bis point, we believe.
Vote for A. C. Latimer next!
Tuesday, yes, and for Boyd Evans ?
and for A.W. Joues and Sloan tuul
two times for Ile y ward, by gotting
your neighbor to vote with you.
Tho friends of Judge Gago will
regret lo loam that ho acculonfciy
fell aud broke his 'loft arni ou
Thursday last while superintend- j
?ag Some work on the root of his;
house.
In Ohio tho Prohibitionists are
using "Ten Nights in a Barroom"
us an adjunct of their State Cam
paign. Ono night in teu barrooms
would probably coral moro votes
of their kind.
1 IV.m.ifoes are enid to ri po I est ;
by the i of tho moon, fjj an '
; a ' " t:l' ural oxr.ho.nge,. \ ... j
?ici?ns have ait?o bo ou koo
i iou.:h their ti uni il^sUby b
dim rays oi luna.
President Roosevolt warns
Republicans of the South that
if the}'' want anything- they will
have to gel. about and secure
votes instead of delegates to
conventions and looking for
Federal Oflices. ?4
i
Tlie Washington Times is 1
warning people how lo tako care I
ol' dogs, to prevent the dogs
from getting "mad," says dogs
should not be led much meat,
and should have free access to
drinking water.
The board of Trustees of tho
M. E. Church, South, met in
Nashville on the 27th ult., to
make arrangements for starting
tlie movement to raise live mil
lion dollars for the aid ol'super
animated preachers and the
widows and orphans o I: deceased
preachers. Rev. A. F. Watkins
of Mississippi, was elected
agent to collect, the fund.
WnHhisuvtoii'? i/nuClilloun ?Cu\ore*\n,
Lawrence, earl of Ferrers, a distant
relativo of George Washington, had a
most tyrannical temper, and ono doy In
n lit of passion hO cut down with hts
?word his steward, an old gentleman
named Johnson. The latter had given
ito provocation for tho deed, and tho
crime woo on act of brutality inexcusa
ble snvo that the earl may not have
been well balanced mentally. Ho wau
brought to trial for killin;; Johnson
and demanded and received tho ?rivi?
lego of being tried by bis peers.
Tho house of lords was thronged dur
ing tho hearing. Tho ovidonco proved
to bo conclusive, and Ferrers was (sen
tenced to bo banged at Tyburn. Ap
peals wore mude to tho king for dom
eney, but In vain. Ferrers mot bia fato
with considerable bravado. Ho was
oarefelly attired for (bo occasion and
Insisted on providing a silken cord for
tho ceremony. To tbls whim tho execu
tioner agreed, and the carl was turned
off otherwise Uko any other felon.
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Use Lowney's Breakfast Co
coa for salo nt W. M. Rowe's. <
Frosh homo made Graham
Flour at C. ?. Call's.
If a jailbird doesn't fly it isn't his
fault.
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To bo found in bad company h. often
equivalent to being lost.
Somo i'lno Corn.
Most any planier can raiso colton,
hut il takos ft good farmer to raise
corn, Mr. J. F. Lewis, the hustling
manager on Mr. C. S. McCall's Stew
art placo, showod tis a samplo of his
now crop that would moko any farnior
fool, g-od. Tho cara would nverago
two pounds each. That farm will have
corn to aparo this year, besides a big
mipply of forage
. k i I i ? i
ive ('.'?-v! !'v'.i IV;?()I?< J A
?mi tho : ...'<.. ?mmed eu! .:.?,.
J i !)'.'?; <.'*(.!,( ; ' . . taHO'l^r? ..'will
y. McCulJ, Jr, Welcome Quick ami J, .
vauriu,
iV. ii. Stanton.
? appointment of County Treasurer.
Supervinor, M. E. Coward and A. J. J<
the highest nulabor, are doo'a red te b
)2.
t of County Auditor, E. B. Carlisle at
it a majority, will bo voted for ut Ino no
uugors in tho first Primary, will net in
' tho Democratic Executive Committee,
t?. f. M
I?? TH.P, 3?0Lm.CAL ?f?E?j
If some ol' the defeated cnikli;*
dittos foi' senate behave right
well, they might enter th>- . ace
against your Uncle Ben in a tow
years.-Florence Times.
Those pessimistic prop)Vpt??*J
who insisted that Jim T'lvnani
would be elected Governor willi
have to revise their calculation*!
-Sumter Herald. ' J
Well it appears that Jim dbi |
n't "line'om out," bid ^instead
was "struck out."-Op??nihiu, j
Record. I
The "sure winners" will have}
the sympathy ol the peo
their sore ailiicbioh.
The result of last Tue? .,, ....
election certainly \mta Coloy
Blease in tho Walt Whyman
Class.-Columbia Record.
Alas, poor Jim! We knew
him well, and the voters k; ow
him too well to nominate nins]
for Governor.-Columbia Rec*
ord.
Everybody will vote for Hey- j
word next Tuesday as tho sing
"Farewell brothel' Crayford " |
"My Dear" Appelt is ir.
trouble in Clarendon and will
have t o make a second race tot
the senate .with Davis, a i or?ri
represen ta cive, who lead- bini
by nearly 000 votes.-Columbia
.Record.
3hui'lellman stands ready . ".
accommodate McLaurin and
welcome bim with bloody pi
fork to a hospitable pt.
potters held.-Atlanta Coj itu- i
lion. !
MoMahan is undoubtedly de :
feoted. ic was the hibst pro
gressive sn perin len (lent o ? ed -i .
cation we lmve liad for years
perhaps too much so for his po
li ti erl good, l'or ho.undoub>'oJ v ,
did not have the cordial sit}-,ort j
of a large number of school trus?
tees in the slate. His successor !
is a good mon and our educo! .ion
al interests will continue to ad
vance.-Columbia Record.
$< /'. ??).;, of '/)H? .
Irn'e V?'.t.!;.i'V ..!I"T.e yott are, \
just >>;?.... i % from co))og4, youl
? Mitt'Ht' . i'!1''!, ned i He Ji(>b-^< !
ot your a in bi (iou io to ?ni......
cigarettes.
A Igy junior-Y o uah wr
papa ; my ambition is to get uigo
welles io smoke.-Boston lu/
aid. ! ?
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"A statesman's motto," .-aid
.tho barnes! patriot, "should al
ways bi?, 'Be sure you're Hghl
then go nh ead.' "
"May be sp," replied Senator
Sorghum, thoughtfully, "lint,
that's not my platform."
"What is iii"
" 'Go right ahead and square !
it afterward.' "-Washington
Star.
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A young married couple ir.,
Dore hos tor who take an interest
in all children, lately made Hie
acquaintance of a little giri of
throe years, whose parent,': ire I
sow oomer'i i't the neighbor-1
hood.
"Ami what does your papa|
do?" they asked tho little one.
"Papa do 'sn't do any?ing; he'ii
a pTiceman," was tho frank
a 11 s w e r.-3 5 os I o n He ral d.
Ducker-What's this II <. ,
majori Von are going to m i
awaiti I Von told methat the
light; of your life had gone out!
Gay Widower-Quite so. bul
now,' you see, I am goim 1,6
strike another match.-Puch, j
*
-"Mow did your baseball
come out:'
"They mopped tito ground
with. us." "?. thought they 1
would when I hoard you e?lling
(hem a scrub nine."-Chicago
Tribune.
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Tiie Land of Flowers.
Evidently Florida has as wide
opon a door as China, HIM
Jacksonville Times-Union says:
"Let the Florida of the near
fuf tire bo the land of the slock
farms, of fruit and vegetables,
of milk and butter, bf poul*i y,
of glass, pottery and phosphate.
Then if she becomes U.Kewjso,
the depot of exchange between
the products of the . nerieaua
our children cannot justly say
their lathers wore unworthy of
their opportunities."
-.
O u r postal sys to m is por foot. A
letter addressed "Mark Twain,
God Knows Whore," roaohed Hu
proper destination,
8omo people gd, ovorhoatod rushing
around looking,fot n ooolapoh
1
I
'MV!
ugust 28th 1002, tho roJLutus from ali
having roceived ft majority of all the
ho voted for at tho General Elootion
P. Buuoh.
mes, having fniiod to re?oive a major
o the candidates to bo votod for at tho
ul Chas. I. Shorrill, having rocolved
:<t primary election, Sept, Otu,, 1002.
tim .same capacity In tho second, to be
August 28, 1902.
uOALL, County Chairman.
J JV MEMORIAM.
Miss MARTHA DKVILL.
On Monday, August 25th, 1902? there
r/ vee 1 from among. us ouo wo ull Hold
dear. Miss Martha Bo viii or "Miss Mat"
nu idio was oailod was lovod by all who
k'nVw 'tor.
?She was boro ut Soeiotv Hill, in 1837
warty in lifo site bi'oamo a tneuibor of
Uio Methodist ohuroh uud lived a ooo
?lstunt hie in that ohuioh fur sovoral
rearo. About dds timo eho wont away
oom Sooioty Hill to livo with hor aunt
Miv > Martha 15aviii. 8OIUQ yours 1 itor
sim moved baok to hor old homo, Thon
as there was no Methodist Ohuroh noar
by and as sho liked if noasiblo to aitend
hoi own ohuroh, abe joined tho Episoo
palian? and remained with thom until bur
death- Hbo did net droad tho end, but
sootned to fool that if it woro God's will
bor Doath would bo a woleome
Sho had suffered so tnuoh from
xtiszn that her limbs wore shrunken
""vi vito joints cnlargod, so that ovory
movement was neoossarily an effort.' Sho
,v;<. not only patient but ohoerful through
it ail. But a fow days boforo hor death
die wa* hoard to say, "Moyho tho Lord
ion tako mo-what is lifo to mo?"
; in.; ms only a wnok ago, and thou sho
<: med as well as usual, but, siuce thou,
tho ord in his mo roy and wisdom has
seen tit to tako hor to himsolf. Sho know
rlie ( hrist-tho way, tho truth, and tho
?aud by Him sho wont unto tho
t . hol*? Sho has ontorcd His houso of
tnahy mansions.
tn Miss "Mat" wo had a woman to ad
intra, ? christian to honor, and a friend
to love and romombor.
Tho remains woro laid to rost in Evor
green fjomotory at ll a. m., Aug 20.
Ono Who Loved Hor.
A peaceably disposed Indiana
tina ii took an offectivo way of pro
venting squabbling ovor his pro
porty ho loft. Ho decided not to
loftvo any. Turned what ho lind
into papor currency, $6,000, ho
burned that, and thon, to avoid
ma) m's explanaiione committee
s ti i dido.
Happy Timo m Old Town.
,lW(j ielt very happy," writes H. N.
BevUl, Cid Tomn, Va., "when Buck
len's Arnica Salve wholly cured our
daughter of a bad case of scald hoad."
k delights all who use it for Cuts, Corns,
Burns, Bruises, noils. Ulcers, ICrup
lion;,. Intalllblo lor Piles. Only 25c
al .?, T. Douglas & Bro drug store.
\ \ \NTED ? YOUNG MEN from
Mod boro county at once to. pre
Tor po/riiii'ivus in I li? Gov
. . uoni Mi j.viv?r.-..Uajihvny Mail
O?erkfi, fin t? et' Onrr? ii\s, Otkdom
.??ottu? mid Ih.-pgrlruiint Clarks,
\\>ply to
. iitorrbtujio Corroa. Inst;,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
.Foi' County Supervisor,
i lu roby aaaounco myself a oandidato
for 1 c-cle?tion to tho oflico of Couuty Su?
i ?-?t.-3ubjeot to tho rulos governing
(ho IV.mooratio Primary.
M. E. COWARD.
? hoi oby ounounco mysolf a candidate
for Ute Offloo of COUNTY SUPERVISOR fot
Marlboro county, nub j out to tho rulos of tho
J)i ar.m?o primary. A. J. JONEft.
July -A, 1902.
For County Auditor,
I horpby aunounco myself a oandidato
lor tho offico of Auditor, subject to the
tule? of tho Domooralio primary.
CHAS I. SHERHILL.
I hornby announce myself a onndidate
or re-election to tho oflioo of County
A.udU.or -subjeot to tho ruloB of tho Dom
bi primary?
E. S. CARLISLE.
To My Old Friends.
1 tako pleasure in informing my
oki friends that I have opened up
u nico uloek of Fauoy Groceries
and Confectionery noxt door to
Omen's Barber Saloon, on Marion
street, and will be pleased to havo
thorn call and seo me when out
Vmying Groceries, Fruits, &o.
E. POWERS.
Sept I, 1902.
NOTICE!
Internal Rovenno Sorvioo,
Dlstriot of South Carolina,
Doputy Collootor's Offloo, Aug. 22,1902
*f*flB f ollowing dcsorlbod proporty having
1 Iva ti sobed for violation of Bootion
yf.()) .\nd 3450, R. S. U. 5,, any person or
( vnotui olntwlng samo muit give notioe
and nto bond as required by Seotion 3460
ii, V. R.( within 30 days from tho dato
h?, nf, with Collector Mionh J. JonklcB, ut
Columbia, 8. C., or tba santo witt bo do
farer) fctfolted to tho United States.
Ono black horfio mute,
Ono > loecu colored or dun mulo,
Ouo wagon and harnoae, '
Hf?teod ut BennettovMo, 8, C., as tho prop
erfcy of tf, V, Pata.
J. IL FORDHAM,
Deputy Oollootor, 2d Dividion.
"? 1 gi^-LUJ-j-UJP" 'i itemaseteiUitsam
I .and at Red Springs
Q? ACRES OF L/ ~ao auroa under
a high etato 0. itlvatlon, with a
f> roopx hondo and good outbuildings, n Ano
n vii lowing mineral spring within 60 yard*
pf dwelling ; ono side of land running.with
1 ??O town limit. Also ono flvo room houno
?md lol- let 113x193 looatod on Mata st.,
Vor f cn ?hor information address
LOCK BOX No. 10,
Red Spring?, N, O,
Aug (alt i$**4& ?
WANTEJD.
SCRAP IRON of ovory description' und
?ld raaohluory, Any kind of (ho wrouka.or
itook/?. Wrlto to? partioularu. Address J.
Iii;?, fi. 0?
I a i OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Marlboro-Court Corn
County of
mon X'loau.
N.M. JOHNSON, Plaiotiff,
against
Fil? Groat Sou thorn Lumber nod Mining
Company, Dofondnht
Copy Summons for Relief-Complaint
Served.
Io tho D?fendant, "Tho Grout Southon)
Lumbor Compauy," a corporation duly
chartered and organized uudcr tho lawn
of tho Stato of Now Jorsoy.
YOU ARE HEREIiY SUMMONED AND I
REQUIRED to answer the Complaint in !
his action, of which a copy is herewith
?crved upon you, and to serve a copy ol
/our answer to thc said complaint on
ho subscriber at bis ofilce in Bennetts
dlle, 3, C., within twenty days abor thc
?ervice hcrcot, exclusive ot tin. day o!
luch service ; and if you tail to answer
he complaint within tbe lime aforesaid;
he plaintiff in this action wiil apply to
he Court tor the relief demanded in" the1
:omplaint.
Dated July 22, A, D., too?..
ISealJ 'l'est. J, A. Drake, Clerk.
T. W. BOUCHIER,
Plaintiff* Attorney.
To thc Defendant, "The Great Soutbern
Lumber and Mining Compary,"
TAKE NOTICE, that the Summons in
:his action, of which the foregoing is a
:opy, was filed in the office ot the Clerk
sf tlic Court of Common Pleas, at ?ien
aettsville, in thc county ot Marlboro in
the Stat? of South Carolina, on tbe 71b
clay ot August; A. D., 1902.
Ti Wi BOUCHIER,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Bconcttsville, S. C.
August Y, 1902.
liMiiiinmiii m.linn III \.u irfi i1. ???.?..'it il?1? III 'itivir.rsft
^AR??^ !
LL porsonu aro hereby warned uot to
trospasa on any of my Inndfl ?u Adnms
villo Township, oitbor by walking, tiding,
hauling, bunting or othorwieo.
Aug. I, I902. T. A. IIl'CKAHRK,
A
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
EST. CLAIUSA BRISTOW.
TJJ porsoiiH having cl a i mn against tho
OBtiito of OlnriBa Bristow, deo'd, aro
rcqnostod to prosonfc tho carno duly provau
within tho time required by law; and all
ladobtod aro rcquostcd to arrango tho saino
nt once.
8. L. BRISTOW, Adm'r.
August 4, 1902.
FO?? SA1L1S S
A Double Geared Horse Power
can he used fer ono or two horse.
It is now and will bo sold at a bar
gain, owing to a change in business.
Machino can be soon at tty shop on
Lhe Chornw road.
0. A. Brown.
pl 00 WORTH $100
SCHOLARSHIP.
FOR emoh Congressional dietriot in South
Carolina, and two for tho a tu to ut largo
in KING'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY
ACADEMY, at YorkvUlo, S. 0. ThcBO
io Vtol&ii)hip?. will be awarded by ov? l\op
itirauiuvi'.ii ui.it SVoji^tort, yljttOtt.y upon
mitVrlt, in th? pan M mani ?? 1 s thu award bf
iohi''.Hti)bipr to Wc tit l'''iiil.
Vor full inform?t um mhbvv' yow* R?pr?
?oniaf,ivo or oho of our Sorialubt, ci
W. G. STEPHENSON., Supt.,
Yorkvtllo, S. 0.
BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRAOE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Anyone sondlnit a uko toll and description may
Qufokiy ascertain our opinion free whether nij
Invention In probably patentable. Communica
tions striotlyoontldonttnl. Handbook on Patenta
?ontfree Oldost niionoy for Boourlnurmtouts.
Patents talton through Munn A Co. rccolvo
tpttial noll?, without ohiirgo, In tho
Scientific America?.
A handsomely illustrated wookly. I^rKoat cir
eolation of any solontlOo tournai. Torin?, fa a
roan foot months, fl. Bold by all newsdealers.
MUNN & Co.3?,Broad^ New York
Branch omeo, 026 V St., Waahlngton, 1). C.
Valuable Property For
Sale Cheap.
TWO valuablo lots in Eanfc Bnnnc.ttBvilla,
Ono contaitiH a good dwolling with 8
roomn, a wido hall and 3 poroheo. Tho
nthor io a Cottago with 4 rooina a hall and
two porohou. Apply afc his ofltoo.
mAjwmraan sswssMMg aurjugocux wcraicBttotaascca
Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTI013 IH horoby givou that tho part
nership lately subsisting botwoou UR,
D. S. McCall and J. M. Brasinitoin
Marrying on bustuoss na Manufaoturote of
Poa Thrcahors, Coffins, and.so.forth, at j
Bennottsvlllo, South Carolina, and at other '
^laoofl undor tho stylo or firm of ?'Star Pea
Machino Company," waa on tho 22d day of
inly, 1902, aissolvod by mutual consent,
md that tho business /r\ futuro will bo car
ried on by tho said J. M Brasington nlono
pho will .pay and disohargo nil dobts and
liabilities. c. s. MCCALL,
J. Mi BRASINGTON.
Bounottsvitlo, 8. C., July 23, 1902.-4t
WOFFORD COLLEGE
; SPART ANBURO, S. C.
H. N. SNYDER, M. A., PRESIDENT.
full College Courses. Favorable sur
roundings. . Thc best influences.
Necessary expenses trout $160 to $175
for the year, For catalogue or other
information apply to
J. A. GAMEWELL. Secretary '
WOFFORD COLLEGE
^FITTING SGHOOK
8PARTANBURG, ?, 0.
Elegant new bulhling. Oarelul attention
to individual student, Board and tub.
. tlonfor year $110 All information
jdvenby . A. M. DuPltH,
July II, 1902. Head Master,
?vorgroon Oeniotory has hcon
juppliod with.hitohing posts. Per
sons driving thoro will pienso uno
tbotil--not tho fonco posts, noi* tho
tree??
??VWygM?a ?oht?tory CoiV
Mi \?I\J I?
AT THE 01,0 STAND
A ?...I V?0?s;'r.u>..V?:? Vitt ..i OI...? -KT?*:A?
tv|/KIWI VU .??? lill >. AlVtlVV
- Orders for -
CyX?v?Mt4 uu?l -WhiicJfiato
Sash, ?Hoars aiid. Blinds;
AT ttovroii 'Pincus.
Wo soil no shoddy work, or tufaa-flts.
Shops on MoColl BtrtJot near rcBidouoo.
? S. F. l'OWKKS,
Jan 31, 1898 Bounothwlllo, 0, 0,
TII1<> BBST 031 NOTHING!.
UnWis good, wholesome broad
and pastry is on ton it would bo
botter to "cut it out" altogether,
j Soggy, boavy, unpalatable broad j
is worse than useless, It is postive
iy injurious. It causes trouble in? |
stoad of giving nourishment*.
TT?GH GRADE BREAD
costs no moro, but its value cannot
bo compared with the inferior
kind.
Permit lus to supply what h re
quired for your table. VTou'll liko
it.
E. E. SCHULZ,
B KN N KTT8 VI Ii ?.H B AK. BUY;
N. E. corner public square.
n
?Wm
?
1ILRQ?D
must bo exact. Thc variation of |
second may mean au acculent.
Is your watch a railroad watch?
Can it bo relied ou ?
Better have it examined by an
export aud regulated.
Watch Repairing aa warr
as Cleaning
is something which receives caro?
ful hero. Although chargos aro
low, the work is high grade in
every respect
H, w, o.amza&A*,
dan. i \\ Bi..!.'.?i:ti-.vit,?, S. ?.
'?BARBED PLYMOUTH" ROCKS,
Aro tho Farmer's Favorite, Tho Poultry
man's Choice-in faot thoy uro tho
Prldo of tho Poultry World 1
Why not wiso Thoroughbred Fowls in
atoad-of Horiibs? I cnn noll yon choleo
Eggs from gunuiuo thoroughbiod B; P. R's
of tho celebrated "H:i'wkius," "Milos" and
'Vatid?bilt'' fitndac, .(\ud remember that it
ia juut ne onr.y to raiso a io lb. Plymouth
Rock UB it iii ii baby Baulam or tv Frizzly
Sorub. $1 for SotUeg of 15 Eggs.
$1*75 for two BCttii'gs 30 Cjjfgf},
r E. C. NEWTON, Tatum, S. 0.
WINTHROP COLLEGE
S??Olof?Mp and >hi tranco Exami
nationtj.
TL?- oxamih?tions for tho award of va?
cunt soholnumiju in Winthrop Oollego nod
for tho Admission of haw r-tudonts will bo
bold nt tho Court llou 0 in Bouncttsvillo j
on Friday July II, ut 9 a. tn.
Applicants muut not .bc Ices than 15
yearn of ago.
Wbon Hoholnraliipa aro vaunted ofter July
li, they will bo awarded to thoso making
tho highest nvorugo ut this examination.
Tho next session of tho College will opon
Soptombor 17, iy 2.
For further* information rmd a cutnlcguo
address Prcbidcnb l>. B; Johnson,
Rook Hill, S, 0.
College of Charleston
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Founded In 1785. Stroim Faoulty ; a
well equipped chemical, physical, and
( biological laboratories ; Library ol 14,
ooo volumes ; thc finest museum ol Nat
ural History in thc South, Elective
course! leading to the degree of ft. A.,
B. S., and M. A. Board with furnished
room in College Dormitory can be ob
tained lor $10 a month. Tuition $40.
One Scholarship giving tree tuition ls
assigacd to Marlboro county, thc holder
to bc appointed by tho Probate Judge
and the County Supt ot Ed. Total ex
Senses for scholarship students, $112 to
130. AH candidates for admission are!
permitted to compote tor vacant Boyce
Scholarships which pay $150 a year,
Entrance examinations will be bold at
Benhctlsvillo on Friday July n,. 1902,
Next session begins September 291 li
For catalogue, address
HARRISON HANDJPLPI 1 ;
President,
AA ?A A A <\ ... ts .V A-A A.
A.frosh lot of Buckwheat and
Oat meal received every week fit
Wi Mr Howe's
. Pated Nov. 21, mo j .
THAIN S GOiNC HO'UTiL
$5 2 a
A.M. P.M.
Lo Florence 3 20 7 55
Lo Khi?tttrr.o 9 07
Ar Lauca 4 $3 9 27.'"
Lo Lanes 4 03 -, 9 27?
Ar Charleston ? 00 U 15
A.M. P.M.
63
*
61
.X- .
P.M.
7 42
9 20
'P.M.
A.M.
0.45
I \ 06
II 20
JI 20
1 10
P.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH,
. 78, 32 . ?
'A.Mv? P.M.
Lo OiiatloKt?? 7 00 .7 20
Ar Laues ; 8 .'il 0 45
Lo Latios 8 31 ? 46
Lo Kingy! roo 8 47 .
Ar Floroueo 0 46 7 65
A;M.- P.M.
*
A.M.
.0:00. ?
8 J6
A.M.V
OP
*
P.M.
4 20
OOO
? 00
7 40
P.M.
f Daily (ixuept Sunday
No. 02 run;, through lo Columbia via
Oontral ll. IL of S. O
Tiiiim,' Nu? 78 und 32 run via Wileoh
aud Eayettovlllc-Short Lino-and wako
[ oloso oouncclioa foi* all points North,
Trains on C. &.!>, Hail road loavo Plov
onco doily, except Sunday, 10 06 a, m.,
arrivti Darlington IO 30, llnrtsvillo 1 ?5
p rn, (Jhoraw a vi, Wndo&boro 12 50 p rn,
Loavo Florence daily except Sunday at
8 00 p ni, arrivo Darlington 8 20 p ni,
Benuclhjvillo 9 22 p tn,, Gibsou 10 20 p tu'
Lcuvo Floronoo Sunday only 10 05 a tn,
ot vivo Darlington 10 30 rt in.
Loavo Gibson daily cxeopt Sunday C 06 '
a m., ?lo?h??hvi?o 7 15 a io, arrivo Dur? h
Hulton 8 15 a m., loavo Darlington 8 i'O
atrivo Flor?nob 9 15 .". un
ficayo Wa'Josborp daily oxecpt Sunday
.1 ?0 nm, Oil of aw 6 16 p wi Dallington
0 29 p m, arrive Ploionco 7 CO p m.
Leave Huftfivijlo V 25 a DJ, Darl?B?(on
8 ?,o u ni, urrivo Florence 9 15 a m.
Xl. M. B&?BRSON, Cen'1 Paisa-Agont.
J. II. KENLY, dou'l Mannaor. '
T. M. EMERSON, Traillo Mauagor.
mm m mm ?m?
CONDENSED ?Ol??bULB.
b offcot November 24, PJ0L
WEST ROUND.
DAILY No. 68-Lonvo \Vilui?iigton tl.IQ
n, ti),. Duo Ltayolt?vilto 12.20 p.
m. Loavo Fayetteville 12.42 p.
ni. Arrive Sanford 1.58 p. ttl.
.MAST POUND.
DAILY No. 52^-Loavo Sanford 3.95-p.
in. Arnvo Fayetteville 4 20 p ?
Leave Fayetteville 4.30 p. m.
Arrive Wilmington 7.16,
BlSNNLTTSYIr.I.P. BRANCH.
Train loaves Beunollsvillo 8,10 a. m.
Maxton 9. 05, Hod Simiiga 9.32. Parkten
10.02, arrive Fayetteville ] LR).'
R?tamlpif, leaven Fayetteville 4. 40 p,
m., Hopo.Mills 5.00, Rod Springs 6.35,
Maxton G.10, arrivo Ronucttsvillo 7.15 p.
m.
Connoofcionn nfc Fayetteville with Raia
No. 78, nfc Maxton with tho Carolina
Central Raihona, nfc Red Spring with tho
Red Springs nud Rowmoro railroad,'at San
ford with tho Seaboard Air Lino, afc Gulf
with tho Pm ho ni and Chavlotfco Railroad,
. II* M.:FfWRItf ?' V". ii Pr,SK: A^t.
).;. KV. A i'?Y,.fj??v',i?i?l iV/iw>r.jjci.*, .
T. M. I.M?$)V$0<>i> T??r<> Umiy?tJ< -, .
?.-....r... ......si-.. .. .. -V ;*.V !'^-\''.;--l.V^VV .
TONSORIAL PARLOR.
THF best workmanship. .
Bay Rum and Tonie Treatment
Tools thc. best and sharpest.
Polite attention always assured
Three Artists in constant at cndattce,
LAUiiui WORK a Specialty I
Once a customer, always a customer.
JACKSON & HATCHER,
TONSORIAL ARTISTS.
mm
ft!
Reduced to F?
CENTS A Y'EAJ&I
laeazme i
PotpteA
Dollar*
ima
.'TpHlS ls tho cheapest and bft# >,
I A Fashion tv!<i?azl:\o now' 'w>*\
toto tho American public. R^hoyy??,'
New Idea? in Fashions, iuJYMilii?^
In Einbroldory, In Coolong, l&l.
Woman's Work and In ?oa<$n^?W
. beanllhiUy' Uluntratcd In color?l*?wWj!
??liri black and white. Abovo all,;.lt .
8howstha very fash]onablp,NBW*^^?.ir.
.Smes, made from N?W, Irivi ?wW;/
? TERNS, wl?ch cost only tOc, eadu ;
^ Send ?%e CeutsT?^ay||
<snn1r.cti> copy ol tho NEW ID?TA'WPMA.H'S
MAOA2XIJ?, ?XJil soo wliat c v t $?1 V<>
ftjr tho nwrtoy tt ?an gtvo yo-J. . :v '!? >?i '
Thvce Baxb?Tii 1 Tfe(io Olmirs 1
Ere rf/thin f/ I^irst-Ctcfsn.
SALOON ON MAH ION BTRKET.
EASY CHAIRS, CLEAN SHAVES
BEST OP HAIR OUTS I
Children .?jcoivo special attention
either at tito Shop at thoir hopeo;
Your patronago solicited.
J. A. GRACE) Barlerl
BBNN.OTSYIbbK, a. C.
Three Papers One Year Kath, only 50c
WEEKLY TIMES,-.-.
RICHMOND, VA.,
Now Only 50 Couts A Yoar,
and Includes absolutely free
TUE PARAGON MONTHLY, New York,
T/?l?. FARM; JOURNAL, Philadelphia,
mos
? V" ./ t - '
including Farm Jon nial and Paragon,
Monthly, Now only $3 per year,
Or 45 ots per month by mall.
Andrei T?U1 'TIM JOS
Richmond j
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