The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, September 26, 1902, Image 2
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Friday Soptombor 26, 1902 '
Hubxcrlittlon Prloot
One year.$1.00
Six months. .50
Throe months. .25
tuaiMJWBwwia mun an ? wttaaBBOKmH ? HM u manaanpaca
Marlboro's Wealth,
Mr. E. S. Carlisle, our clever
Auditor, has kindly furnished
us with the following, whioh
shows the value of all property
returned and the taxes to bo
paid thereon:
Real Est te $1,906,805
Personal prop., $1,048,119
Railroad prop., $ 379,870
Total valuation, $3,344,794
The tax levy on this is
State tax $10,723-97
County tax $18,390.36
School-special, poll, $14,298.37
Total- $49,418.70
The in?rense in valuation ol
property for 1902 over 1901
is $35,539
Inlit'oasoin ?xfff? . $4.544,13.
Tho Bomtu uville l'it'.iiigSoliooh
Tho ojSoplhjL? O? 11 ? o 1- nncttsYillo
Fitting Schcol on tho 15th instant
marked a wolcomo addition to tho ed
ucational facilities of our town and
county. Horetotore, those of our
boys and girls who have had the.
advantago oven of high grado school*
have frequently boon obliged to leave
for (Inllogo afc RU narly ?go iii order
to continuo their studies, while thoeo
from neighborhoods not so fortunate
have been forcod to enter sub-Fresh
man olaeses, or take upon themselves
burdensome conditions at tho outsot
of their collego careers. Tho new
school by affording a full Freshman
course to well prepared pupila, will
enable parents to keep their boys nod
girl^nt homo one year longer. thus
saving monoy that may be profitably
expended later on at College, and se.
ouriog to their children all the safe
guards that maturity of character
bringa. At tho same time, tho pre
paratory department of the school as
sures those who aro not up to tho col
. logo standard thorough instruction in
those branches in winch thoy lack
training.
HM.? T?!ifitfi"s 1.a -ion1-- 1! mi la/1
ni'/ > ? lion ?< ' ?ni vu ulaCijr iiiiim.u
tho number of pupils to be admitted
to twenty livo thus insuring tho teach
er's attontion "to ho indiyklunl needs
of oaoli pupil, Tv.elvo pupils liavo
been enrolled, all in tho Collegiate
department.
Tho school ia hoing conducted in
the Masonic Hall, kindly loaned to
tho Trustees ; but it will occupy com
fortable modern quarters in Murchison
School, when that building is com
pleted. Tho classes aro nlroady much
interested in their work, and tho td
dusti'v with which ?hoy aro devoting
ut?inselr?s, 'o .heir atudics (ndh ii
results.) nt If'a?l ?rjhal to tho ?J' fit {.> bp
obtained at. ?dUtysv .
The l'air tit t hurlol ?j
Tno big agricultural. bair at
Charlotte opons September 30 and
iuoludos Ootobor 3rd. Every tiling
will bo ou a scalo, in fact tho man
agers aro going to make it tho
equal of tho Charleston Exposi
tions in special attractions. Thc
Railroads liavo promised a low
rate and Charlotte promises opon
handed hospitality to all visitors.
THE STATE FAIR.
Secretary Holloway Publishes
A Statement.
Colonel JIalloway is out in a
rofbronco in roforenco to ibo forth
coming stato fair. He says that
it is important that all who desiro
space for machinery, as well as
those who wish epaco for spocial
exhibits, or show pooplo should
communicate with D. T. Elfird,
of Lexington. Tho fair will opon
Tuesday Cctobcr 28. Tho railroads
have nntned low ratos of passago
for visitors. The society will pay
the freight on exhibits raised or
produced ir? tho stato and shipped
oy rail.
DEATHS' JOIN&S.
Died at his home in Hebron
on Thursday September 18, 1902
about 1 o'clock, after an illness
of near two weeks of typhoid
fever, Mr. John GK Hubbard, a
well known and popular citizen
of that township. None knew
him but to like him, none nam
ed him but to praise. In his
death Hebron loses a valued
friend to church and community.
Generous kind and a willing
worker for the good of all.
Marlboro has lost a valued citi
zen and we have lost ii dear
friend. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. T, C.
O'Dell at Hebron cemetery on
Friday morning in the presence
of a large concourse of friends
fittd relatives.
Thc many friends of Col. J. ?.
Hoyt of Crccnvillo will rogret to
hear that ho is seriously ill,
Tho man who caused thc row in
tho Baptist convention at Birming
ham, Ala., which caused the death
of so many, says ho is ready for
trial. Thc ohaingnng is tho placo
for him.
Charles Lockmoy, superintend
ent of the Richmond cotton mills,
Laurinburg, N. C., was killed by
Norris Sandors, fathor of a boy
who was om ployed in tho mill,
The boy had boon disohargod for
f?bolliovs conduct,
\m-K'.'\f!.:s.\'-/.
HALLY DAY AND ITS WORK.
A Few Thoughts on tho Xmpoi*- <
tanoo ot tho Occasion.
As Sunday uoxt, (fourth Sunday) ?
is''"Kally Dav" with tho Methodist (
Sunday school, wo take tho liberty of ,
reprinting from tho Young Pooplo's ,
Wcokly tho following thoughts on thc ,
importauco of tho oconsion :
Kully Day moans some* <
Rally Day thing in tho Sunday sohool
year. It is moro than a
big day. From tho seaside and other
health resorts tho workers havo como
homo full of/eal and animation. On
Kally Day tho lirst gun is fired, tho
now campaign is oponed. Now for a
year of hard work and sploudid yic*
tories !
Hally Day in claiming us
tlioro claims nil there is of us
is of Us? body, heart and brain. Oh
what a year it would bo in
tho annals of tho Sunday school if all
brought to its work tho best thought
and lovo and ofFort !
Tho work that starts well
Gotting ?8 about half dono. Tho
UP Stearn.- moro enthusiasm wo can
put into RaHy Day, tho
bolter our chance of success through
tho talland winter. Each ono is re
sponsible for a share in this gettiug up
steam. Even the oxprossion of your
face and the heartiness with which you
join in tho cxeroiscs will help or hiudor
thc year's work.
Whilo the onthusiusm of
u\uuv Kally Day is upon you it
rii.v.xs in a good timo to lay plans
for tho coming year. There
is no danger of planing too largely or
expecting too much, if ouly you are
ready to hack up your expectations by
deeds. "According to your faith be
it unto you," applies to all that wo do
Thon plan largely, do your.best, and
behove implicitly. This is a formula
which stands for success ev-irywhtdo
and always.
Tho Sunday scho.d ranks
111 Your that havo boon thinned hy
Place for vaontfou abseuc?s aro full
What? again when Kally Da; 1 ,:
back tho waudon.i >S.t?
perin teudon ts aro glad to soe toitoli
again in their places. Eames I I Ol? i . 1
joyfully wolcomo returned h !
But it is not enough simply lo bo on j
hand at this rallying of tho lol .
in your placo for a purpose. K m - 1
to be a factor in what your s. > to} >; '. 1
accomplish, during these ?muttlus bi
effort. If tho ouly thing ncc? ry y it
to have tho ?eats occupied, i! ' 1 he
easy to fill them with woodt ;utes.
lt is not only ncoessary lo 1 :> . Ibas?
places filled, but to have tin m ii
by orrnest, enthusinotic yoe nj | ??'>>>'?
whoso brains teem with now Ideas, j
whose vigor nod strength arc ii mso
crated, and whoso hearts ut loyal lo
tho work.
Let all who feel include- in this
call meet Superintendent Ho Iges on
Sunday afternoon next at thc church
at 4 00 o'clock sharp.
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BLENHEIM CIRCUIT
Editor Domoorat-Will you kindly
jgivo thc following program i pln>> io ?
' tui>' week's issue of the p>?r?ber?i ? I
?V?M fti).iv Uer Ith U0% \
i ). Preaching ni U a. ?M., by Ho j
iCl; :i. r?iouli ol' Un)uotUiHlJ'e.
i ll Dinner and recreation 1.'. '
hour. -" {
lil. Chute)) Con tere hr
(1) Report from pastor. ['?.) Ropo; t j
from S S. Supt. (3) Report '.?,.-!
Stewards. (4) Report from Won itu**'J
Missionary Society.
IV, Addresses.
(1) Duty of Pastor to his lc by
A. J. Jones.
(2) Duty of Flock te their Parlor
by H. K.'Covington.
(3) Tho Limit of Resp i,. ^ ?t y in
Christian Giving by lion. ' l l. i
Newton of Bcnnctlsvillo.
A cordial invitation to every? at
T. C. O'Dell, Pat
Money Maken Things Lt ois
Yes, it always doc w hi). 11 ,
cotton picking se ?.
Somo idea of what 1 00stn to
pick a crop and how rabidly
money gets into oircuJatio cnn
be formed from thea? ?ip c i
Last week to Saturdaynoo?
Col. O. S. McCall had im 920
pounds picked out. Coi wiiieli
ho paid the pickers : ! ?S*/ ,fl( j ii
cash. The week btlCoro 1 Le
pickers came very near makin]*;
the same ligures. Ono w oin an
and lier children alone 'cached
$23.75 for live and a hall days
picking. This is only what one
planter turned loose. Don't
you see what makes trade im
prove!
CUPID'S WOItK.
Married last Sunday night at
tho residence of Mr. J. P. Gib
son the officiating oflicor, Mr.
Luther Bundy to Miss Daisy
Bundy both parties of Bennet ts -
vilie township.
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Married on Sunday last at
Beauty Spot by Mr. Eugene
Fastening, Mr. George Gibson
and Miss Annie Williamson.
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Married on Sunday September
21st at Brightsvillo by D. D.
Stubbs, Esq., Mr. J. P. Kamsoy
and Miss Mary McDonald-both
0/ Richmond county.
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Married on Sunday September
21 at Brightsvillc by 1). D. Stubbs,
Esq., Mr. H. D. Skipper ot Scot
land county and Miss Mary F;
Poole of Richmond county.
Como On ?'rlonct?t
Now that we have two schools
with lirst class e ducational ad
ad vntages, we can offer a good
reason for now inviting you to
come to Bennottsvillo. We
know of several vaoant housos
that can be had reasonable.
Write or call and will glady
supply tho information.
Tho Month of Soptombor,
}h, duya of blight Soptombor
I'liiit tench ue to romomhnr
How many aro tho gift? whioh our Fathor
God be?towa
Jome, lot us slug his prnito
For tho fruitful nutum dnya
Whon through ?un and mollow lingo,
rho corn laud glowa.
Oh; days of bright Soptorabor,
W"o children would remember,
IQ our lovo and piny, Him who watohos un
in lovo,
Wlio sonda tho opriogthlo eh o wore,
And tho glory of tho flowoia,
And tho shining hnrvost houra -
Gold bonoath nnd blue abo ?'e.
-Solcotod.
RED BLUFF JOTTINGS,
A protracted mooting will bugin in tho
Olin Baptist ohuroh noxt Sunday morning
tho 28tli inat., conducted by our pastor,
Rov. E.P. Eastorling, Tho othor ohuroh cn
nud tho publio gonorally aro cordially invi
ted to como nud tuko part
A most delightful surpriso waagivou Miss
Fannie Molino ou Saturday ovoning last.
About 9 o'olock friouda and ucighbora bo
gail dropping in ouo und two at a timo and
thou they would oonio Hooking in very much
to lier nstonishmont. At last, UB thoy carno
bringing f eui tn, cako, and ico cream in
nbundanco, it dawuod upon bor that it waa
a Bnrprihu party. lu tho midst of the
?preada, whoo slio was as busy na n boo, n
still groalor aurpriso o:\mo to hor, aa Mr
J. J, Limo uroao and in few gracoful words
presented hor with r. handsome oufc gluT
bowl. It waa a prosont from tho Ootoruro
Milln Co , Sunday school and ionio oilier
friondB ns a slight tokou ot thoir love for
hor and of thoir appreciation of hor ns tho
organist and as teaobor of ouo of tho pri IF
mary olrtBBca. Sho bau boon a faithful
workor boro and riohiy desorvos this tokon
of thoir ontoom.
Ocoanlennlly in tho prints I soo somo talk
pf inoviug tho Columbia Fomnlo College to
somo othor point. Rod Bluff mnkes a
-.'.cong bid for tho institution. Ono of
hov publia spirited oiti/.ons offers a sito,
Wi l?h is high and dry and whoro drainage
eau bo had in four dirootiohs. A not lier
rino of her nobld hoarted men oifers n ptoeo
! of 1 ?autifully wooded land adjoining whioh
bo mndo iuto a park of surpassing
eliuoss. Fovora ooutraotod ou this ridge
thins unknown.
" ho only possible drawbaok i? a lack of
asy way to got in and out, and if thoj^
aohool was located boro, in tho writor's
? j?dgmout u trolloy lino would bo built to
? run from MoColl boro on hy Clio ami to
j !5t onctlsvillo within two your's time. Mr.
Krliuor, push it along, it will bo a good
? thing for tho school ai. d for our county.
i is, friend, it roads nice nod looks protty
oil paper. But, tho Coilcgo rofcrrcd tu
vu11 nnvor bo moved. Tho capital of thc
atuf? gives it au attractiveness and ?trength
; ph no other town oau. Talk as thoy
; ita renoval moans a now name, y.a>
iuid its gradual dcoliuo, if not death. Still,
?I would bo nico to havo it.
.'ho attontlon of our wortqy Suporvisor
la ulled to ouo of our most frequontod
rc ds, tho ono loading out of Olio toward
Ked Bluff From tho cornor in front of
tl Bank of Olio to roBidonoo of Mr Jas.
Futo is a doep aaudb.i.1 whioh nooda gravol
! ot clay or BOIMO othor material which will
rvtiup thc wbuols fcora going Clown Ko d?o?,
Wi tho wagons >fO ailing. Ol' ftourgo: :< prit ? >
of tlu:| ifi in tho town ft?it it limy b Hie.
duty or* the. town to do ft p/irlj oj live wo*k,
but, if tho co1.nty will do ila pijri f fool
BUVO tho. ;n will ??o Ufl i? .V_CJL-i.uv.U'.: I.?
lo?u t-vn i; oi' ita (iiido bn a vdubi bf iluV I
road, af no hun will (envoi d'yoi i' if bei j
.i cohvdtitoiiflj go oljmvyhntir-,
.Urs J. P. Cumpboll rt signed hor po tion
n? assistant in Hod Bluif Academy and
M lpg Snllio Molntyro has be.m oleotod to
l d tho plnoo. Sho ia unknown to tho
ve.-itor but sho cornea to ua as an earnest,
h;vrd workor, a sinooro, good girl, and wo
u ol sure sho will mnko us a most accept
able toachor. As pa ron ta lot ns work in
harinouy with Mies Stnokhouso and Mies | f
McIntyre, and our ohildrou will go forward
and upward.
Ono cf our Btaid and most respected oit
i/.ooH rceontly paid a visit to frionds in N.
I)., and waa ibero prcBOutcd with a valunblo
Shepherd puppy, As ho wont to got out
of tho oars nt MoColl with tho puppy in his
arms ho was watching aomo ladies moro
closely than ho waa watoliing whoro ho was | (
going and foll over BOH?O bnggngo a lady
had loft iu tho uisio of tho oar. Ho hold
on to tho puppy howovor, muoh to tho
amuse mont of tho orowd. Wo aro glad
ftiond J. P. sustainod no injuries.
Mr. Loroy David is now with tho Ooto? 11
raro Milla Co t ns olork. "Hoy" is a good
buy aed wo aro glad has oomo among us.
Mi\ HarriB Parkor of Hod Bluff is now
ono of tho foroo nt tho depot at MoColl
Harris ia ono of our host boya and wo onvy
MoColl because BIJO has scouted hisnorvioo.
Wo hopo, howovor, ho will resign whoo fi
our school opens as Hod Bluff uoeda snob t
boys aa ho ie, i
U. No hu.
Sept 22, 1002.
Missionary Day at Parnassus
Tho members of tho W. F. M.
Society of Parnassus Church, Bleu
heirn Circuit, expect to buvo with
thom ut cloven o'olock on tho
fourth Sunday inSopt., (next Sun
day) Mrs. W. h, Waito in tho in
torest of missions. All friends of
all denominations aro kindly in
vited to bo prosont on tho occas
ion.
Hosp'i Submitted, I
Miss Maggio E. liogors.
Monheim, S. 0.
Citation For Loiters o? Administration.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
MAUMJOHO' COUN'?Y-JJy Milton
McLourin, Judge o? Probato.
Wit Killi AB, Troaoy H. Hubbard mado suit
to mo to grane unto him Loiters of
Administrado!! of tho Estatu md Eifcats of
John G. Hubbard, deceased
Tho io aro therefore to oito and Admonish
all and singular tho kindred and creditors
of tho enid John G. Hubbard, dcoonsed, that
thoy bo and appoar boforo ino, In tho Court
of Prohato to bo hold nt Bonnottavlllo on
tho 6th duy of Ootobor, 1902, attor pub
llofttion thoroof, nt 11 o'olook in tho foro
ttoou, to fihow oaueo, if any thoy havo why
?aid administration should not bo grantod
Give? nudor my hand thia 23d day of
fioptombor, A. D., 190a.
MILTON MoLAUItIN,
Sepb, 2$, ino?. Judge of Probate.
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HERE you eau select from thc LARGEST
and lost UP-TO-DATE
JJXJ Goods, Millinery,
Shoe and .Notion
In tho county, ai prices that will save you 26 to 40
per ceni. Gootts properly bought on America's
leadim?: markets direci from first hands, giving
you tho bonedtof tho middle man's profit.
Evory one wauls (?UALITY. Visit MITTLE'S
. S?Q?'il?, inspect tho stock, got his prices and you
will be convinced you have found tho place todo
your trailing, Wo xoant your business, and if
fair and honest dealings will get it, then it is
ours by merit,
M?QS L^ASE7 who so successfully managed
our Iii//, f.f XE UV DEPARTMENT, is again
within- with tho most up to-date line of Milli
nery in tho county, invites your inspection. A.
pleasure lo supply your wants.
You are cordially invited to attend
SPECIAL OPENING DISPLAYS
^ . V ? eli : ' ko place next
I WEDNESDAY and I HilllSOAY, September 24th anti 25th p
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Wc will exhibit lt AT.-' imported from Paris. Every
thing for Lat I h id Childrens fleadwear will
he fourni ip Ibis Department.
DllY GOODS nil kinds for every body at prices
that will .'rave you money. We bought them
right, and ni eau to sell them righi.
SHOES-O m 'I v i leight and Now. Every pair
as represer* ' or your money back.
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High art "TA! 1 ?Gp MA DB SUITS" for the Ladies. In
this line . . how th ! "swell numbers" at prrices
others ask l!or ?ni ; 1 goods.
SILKS for W isl 01 Ku sses. An immense line to
select fror , nj pric? i 'hat will amaze you. Ready
made Sills Waists prettiest on earth. All tho
new shade bown.
AT MITTI.E'S PTO I K you viii find up-to dato NOVELTIES
not shown by I. "'?cs "Sweaters,'' "Double-breasted
Vests"-just oui -useful UH well ns pretty.
NOTION DEPA ii i MENT completo in all linea "Underwear,
Hosiery, Hiindlt tu chiefs, and Everything to Wear can be
round at, Mitti ' Your money hick, if in any way
displeased, with youi ?mrcli.?aoi
OPENING DAY. A durada j and Thursday September 24-25.
You aro invi' . ? lo attend.
Thanking you foi liberal patronage, asking a continuance,
V OURS UObT?ST DEALINGS
'0$M PIM. $M10?^.
Dri Harry A. liagloy^ wh) hajj,
7?;icn-)::?..-;i n-'?rvvrh. . ??../.;.br
burch tu IVtchihonVl V.?<. '. --u>r thu
..'<>.HI. tee voi.v.y, bau b'
mo pastorate of tho iii, ? . in* u>.\ : i.
\t Greenwood, S. C.
tt^T Just out, lad - iii ?????Q
breasted vests Mitth O?
36uT.se
Mario Henrietta, Qutjon .?:
3elgiana died on Frill ty 1 ij?ht
rom a sudden attack pl 83 ni fbo,
Court is in sosaion
mm.
Sam Jones will b
mm 29th.
.i >t
Mr. Charles A. W6>
'nlly deelines to acct-pl ' .
louey of tiie S. C. Colic};
Silk waist pr?t tie-> un ( trth
prices right at Mittle; , ? ? v.
Ono young lady wau \i\jt tl and
;hrcc married womon w /vv^wij.r
y injured by tho oxp{ojm$i of
mannt roaster in N?rib.lf?u ' -
lay last. They should - ? ho al
lowed on the streets
That Dillon cou,M-, l)-?H?h08?B
looms to bo frotfully < . > 0
md very aggravating biXfi ; 1.1 ror
hor Jordan of tho DHlWi gerald
s down for a snare.
HATE OF SOUTH < A.
COUNTY OK MA I
IY MILTON MCLAURIN, ? . ate
IWIIBHKAS Jna A. Drak,. e',-. ? - - rt,
IV mado unit to mo l.o , ' ? jilin hjttt
jottcra of Administration --'. v ito of
nd offcotfl of Sydnoy 0. M?:.':..*??:>?? di rd :
Thcao nto, t.horoforo, I > > ;'.'.. ?;'-.' i ?a?
iU nil and Bingnlnr tho kit?t .. '( '. .> .,?. 'ii*
ora of aaid Sydnoy 0. ":.-wt .', dno'd,
hat thoy bo.and appear . . ;i-o ?<>> ii ; :io
lourt of Probato, to bo h< '.; s
illo, S. C., 3d day Nov. i , . | ilblj|
utlon borcof afc ii o'cloc lo !!u .<* rtr wo m
0 ohoiv oauao, if nliy th' . . nyby mi$i
idminlatration ahould no', h.? tifUri
Given under my baud (.hie Jay
f Soptcmbor, 1902.
MILTON ?I< ? ? -,
?TATE OE SOUTH ( ? ?i1, v.
COUNTY OL' MAUI U<$ <\.
AUGUSTUS W.Hh.1?
against
KEL) BLUFF MI L by,
rvNDKR and hy virtM .... N
(?if tion tiled In my oil? ?? <u . ,.,ve
tated case I have soiz<V ;.M V ii I ,3
he property ol the Red "?[?ni J.I..' n
he ilrst Monday in Octoh< ' nc^V, 'uri',g
egal sale hours, hclorc j h? (?oht'^ lL>o.'-,e
loor tn Benncttsville, ONV. 1 H -l - (j)
VATER W Illili h, size ,v> - ' 0
1 lot ol Gearing, ShaltM^, 1^>M??J n?v<|
ithcr fixtures appurtqn 1 ' i ,!'-"'?, td
atisfy thc debt, interest ?in 1 ffc^i ol ra(d
ase, and other exectU - > > T ! in uxy
iftice against said ])cl(i ul.ud,
Terms ol Bale CA?11.
j, ?. uur N.
Jonnott?Ville? ?. 0,/Hcpl I?M0P
i'S STORE.
iisc?v
Vf'OTJUl? ia hornby (o' ? > 1? ^irj
J iiniuluiiipnertj tor Marlboro County
will moot In tho ollloo of tho Clark of Court
at Bcnuott?v?llo on Wednesday tho 8th day
of Ootobor 1902, nt 10 o'olook a. m., for
tho purpose of drnwln^ 36 potlt jutors for
tho flrafc week Ootobor To rm of Court which
oonvonca on tho 27th day thoroof. Also on
tho 15th day of Ootobov to draw 36 potlt |
jurors for tho second week of said torm.
B. S. CARLISLE,
J. II. THOMAS,
J. A. DRAKE.
Sept 19, 1902,
Notice of Court.
NOTICE ia horoby given that tho Court j
of Gcnornl Scaalona for tho County of
Marlboro will oonvono nt Bounottsvillo on
tho Fourth Monday in Ootobor, iboing tho
27th day thoroof) 1902, and tho Court of j
Common Plena on the Wcdnoadny next
following ?aid fourth Mondoy in Ootobor,
(uoiiif; the 29th day thoiaof) 1902, nt Ben*
nottavillo in and for tho county of Marlboro
nnd St ato of South Carolina. AU potBona
intorcatcd will tnko du? notioo thereof.
Jj A. DRAKE,
Clerk Oonrt of 0. P. & G. S.
For Marlboro Co., S. 0.
Sopt 19, 1902.-5
Tax Notice I
OFFICE OF COUNTV TREASURER,
Honuottsvillo, S. C., Sopt Hi, 1902.
THE Books for tho collection of Taxes |
for tho flsoal year commencing Jan?
uaty Isl. 1902, will bo open at tho Treos?
mer's Offico in Bounottsvillo, S. U., on
Wednesday October 15, and remain open
until Docoiuhor 31st, 1902, nftor which
tho penalty will ho mh.'cd on all Taxes not
paid by that dato.
Kn to oi li?vy:
State Tax,
Ordinaty Counly,
Deficiency,
Now Jail
Road and Bridged,
Constitutional School,
Total tax levy :
SPECIAL SCHOOLS
Antiooh.
Boauly Spot,
BonnottKvillo,
Boykin,
BrightHvillo,
Clio,
Ebenezer,
Kollock,
hoslor,
Tatum,
Willis,
5 mills
3* mills
1 mill
1 mill
1 mill
3 mills
Iii mills
2 mills
3 mills
3 mills
2} mills
2} mills
2? mills
2 mills
v\ mills
2J mills
-I mills
2 mills
VOLL TAX of ONE DOLLAR on
all ablo bodied malo porsons from 21 to |
00 yoars of ago.
Commutation Road Tax $1.00 on ablo
bodied malo porsons from 18 to 50 years
of ago, or work eight Cays en the publio
highways of tho county,
J. H. THOMAS,
Treas uro r Marlboro County.
It will pay you to take time and
oxamino Orosfand's big display of
fall and winter goods.
WANTED.
SORAP IXION of ovory description mid
AA ???i??b?!jory. Any kind o? fire v/rcckl; cr
tooka. Wrlto for particulars, Addroea J.
?, GARFUNKEL, Columbia, S. 0.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATU OE SOUTH CAROLINA, )
County ot Marlboro. V
In thc Court.qf Common Pleas. )
ROHERTS & HOOK, Plaintiffs,
against
Pipkin & McCollum, Defendants.
Complaint tor Relief,
?N obedience to Judgment ot Foreclos
ure and Sale granted by Judge H. C. |
Watts h\ above entitled action, I will sell!
at public sale before the Court House I
door in Bennctlsvillc, S. 0.. on the first1
Monday ot October next, within usual
sale hours, ALL that certain Lot or Lots
ol hind situated in said county and State,
containing ONE AND THREE-FOURTH
ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands
ol Mrs A. T. Dudley, Richard Williams.
Boundary street, lands of Bcnnettsvillo
Mfg Co , Atlantic Coast Line R.B. and
others. To bc sold in two lots as divid-.
cd by thc new street.
Terms oi Sale CASH, anti should thc
purchaser or purchasers fail to comply
forthwith to bc resold at his or their risk
Same being sold as property ol Pipkin
& McCollum.
J. B, GREEN, s. M. c.
September 12, 1902.
To My Old Friends.
I take pleasure in informing my
old friends that I havo opened up
a nico Btock of Faucy Groceries
nud Confectionery noxt door to
Grnco's Barber Saloon, on Marion
street, nud will be pleased to havo
thorn cnll and seo mo whoo out
buying Groceries, Fruits, &o.
JE?. POWERS.
Sept 1, 1902.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Marlboro-Court Com
mon Pleas.
N. M. JOHNSON, Plaintiff,
against
Tho Great Southern Lumbor and Mining
Company, Defendant
Copy Summons for Relief-Complaint
Served.
'lo tho Defendant, 'Tho Great Southern
Lumber Company," a corporation duly
chartered and organized under tho laws
of tho State of New Jersey.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
REQUIRED to answer the Complaint in
this action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy ol
your answer to thc said complaint 00
the subscriber at Iiis office in Bennetts*
ville, S. C., within twenty days after the
service berco!, exclusive ot the day ol
such service ; and if you lail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
thc plaintiff in this action wiil apply to
thc Court lor thc relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated July 22, A, D., 1902.
(Seal) Test. J. A. Drake, Clerk.
T. W. BOUCHIER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Tp tho IkiV'iul.uM, ''Thc brea! Southern
Lurhbc'r ami Mi|?U>{{ Cnnp-'.ny,"
TAKE Sorter., that tho Summons- in
'Utir. action, ot wi.ii h the k \'(-iY?\\y,-\^.?
j*b'py, WT.'5 fifed .'l. .li'.' OfU:.: -. - '.. 'tjh?l'k
(ol. M' : {Y w, OJ Con.t'V.o, ai
i???tv. '. -\ ; :-j..r.:> 1iii ' y. xnt?6x<> hi
I the ,-iUo- >.f pfouth Carolina, on the vth
day ot Augfiat; A; IX, \ ;,<>:..
August 7, 1
tnniiM.iiA'ttortic;
U^ii\tHt?Vl|ie, 8. ?.
N0TI0E TO COEDITORS,
EST. CLARISA BRISTOW.
LL porsons having claims against tho
catato of Clarisa Bristow, doo'd, aro
requested to prosont tho cania duly provon
within tho limo required by law; aud all
indebted aro requeued to arrango tho samo
at oneo.
8. L. BRISTOW, Adm'r.
August 4, 19O2.
' FOR SALi-IB !
A Double Geared Horso Power
can bo used for ono or two horse.
It is now and will bo sold at a bar
gain, owing to a chango in business
Machino can ho seen at my shop on
the Choraw road.
O. A. Brown.
Valuable Property For
Sale Cheap.
TWO valuablo lot? in East Bonncttevillo
Ono oontalus a good dwelling with i
rooma, a wldo hall and 3 porohca. Th(
othor ia a Oottago with 4 rooms a hall and
two porobos. Apply at bia oflloo.
Land at Red Springs
Q n AORES OF vLAND-20 noroa undex
00 n high atato of oultlvattoo, with a
6 room bouao and good outbuildings, a (Ino
ovorllowlng minoral Bprlng within 60 yarda
of dsvollitig ; ono aldo of land running with
tho town limit. Alao ono ilvo room house
and lot-lot 113x193 lonatod on Mal? ob ,
For fm thor Information addict
LOCK BOX No. 10,
Rod Springs, N. 0.
August 29-4t
WOFFOED OOLLEG-?l
SPARTANB URG, S. C.
lt, N. SNYDER, M A., l'KKSIDENT.
Full College Courses. Favorable sur
roundings. The best influences.
Necessary expenses from .Ti6oto$i75
for the year. For catalogue or othci
inlormation apply to
J, A. GAM li WELL, Secretary
COLLEGE
Minnie SCHOOK
SPART ANBURG, S. 0.
Elegant new building. Careful attention
to individual student. Board and tuh
tion for year $tio, AU Information
given by A. M DuPRlO,
July II, 1002. Head Master
IC vor gr con Cometary lias beon
supplied with hitohing posts. Por
sons driving thcro will plonsp use
thom-not tho fonco posts, nov thc
ttoes.
?ivorygr?on ?omotory Cor?
5 ARE STILL IN B?SI
AT THE OLP STAND '
Amid Propnrcd to iill nt Short Notice
- Order? for ~
Cypress anil White Pine
'Sash, Doors and alinda,
Av BOTTOM PIUOKH.
We Boll no shoddy work, or miss-fits.
Shops on MoOoll atr?ot near rceidoqoo.
Jan 31, 1898 Bounottsvillo, S, 0,
-'.?1.,
TIIE BEST OH NOTHING.
Unless good, wholesome broad
and pastry is oaten it would bo
botter to "cut it out" altogether.
Soggy, heavy, unpalatable) broad
is worse than Useless It is pos ti vo
ly injurious. It causes trouble iu
8 toad of giving nourishment..
HIGH GRAUE BltEAD
costs no moro, but its valuo cannot
bo compared with tho inferior
kind.
Pbrmit us to supply what is re
quired for your table. You'll like
it.
H. F. SCHULZ,
BKNNK?tSV I filil? B A K ICKY.
N. E. corner public square.
?rn . ,/ x
- RAILROAD TIME -
?iu?t bo oxact. Tho variation of j
second may mean an accident.
Ia your watch a railroad watch?
Can it bc relied on ?
Botter have it examined by an
export aud rogulated.
Walsh Rapairing as werr
as Cleaning
is somotbing which receives care
ful hon.'. AHI, in/1- ^barges aro
low> ityo won up high ?vado ii)
eyory respect.. ^ ti#|
? .: I, , . . - '.?ih)<:<<7>0\; ? ?
j s;Jnh. ?4. ? . " U'fty'life^ M. t!. :
. : ?iii - t-?i j V*\i.nA?AV
'iv:'...'., . ..:...;>>*,}. .
m ?i
'.BARRED PLYMO'UI'II ROOKS,
Aro tho Farmer's Favorito, Tho Poultry
mnn's Choico-in faot tlioy aro tho
Prldo of tho Poultry World 1
Why not raleo Thoroughbred Fowls in
stead of Scrubs ? I cnu e?U you choleo
Eggs from gonulno thoroughbred B. P. R's
of tho colobratod "Hawkins," "Milos'' nnd
''Vaiulobilt" strains, and romombor that It
ls just ae easy to raino a io lb. Plymouth
Hock aa it ls a baby Bantam or a Frizzly
Sorub. $i for Sotilug ol 15 Eggs.
$175 for two settings 30 cpga,
E. 0. NEWTON, Tatum, S. O.
WINTHROP COLLEGE
Scholarship and Entrance Exami
nations.
Thc examinations for tho award of van
oant noholnrRhins in Winthrop Oollogo nnd
for tho admission of now students will bo
hold at tho Court Homo in Bonnottsville
on Friday July 11, at 0 a- ??.
Applicants must nob bo IOHS than 15
years of ago.
Whon scholarships aro vacatod nftor July
ti, thoy v/ill bo awarded to those making
tho highest nvorngo at this examination.
Tho noxb sosslon of. tho College Will opon
?September 17, 19-. 2.
For further information and a oataloguo
address President D. B. Johnson,
Rook Hill, fl. 0.'
College of Charleston
CHAllLESTON, S. C.
Founded in 1785. Strong Faoulty ; a!
well equipped chemical, physical, and
biological laboratories ; Library of 14,
ooo volumes ; the finest museum ot Nat^
ural History in thc South. Elective
coursci leading lo the degree of JJ, A.,
B. 8., and M. A. Board with furnished
rodm in College Dormitory can be ob?
talncd lor $10 a month. Tuition $40.
One Scholarship giving tree tuition is
assigaed to Marlboro county, the holder
to be appointed by tho Probate Judge
and tho County Supt ol Ed, Total ex
Sense* for scholarship students, $112 to
130. AU candidates for admission are
permitted to compete lor vacant Boyeo
Scholarships which pay $150 a year.
Entrance examinations will be held at
Bennettsville on Friday July II, 1902.
Next session begins September 29th
For catalogue, address
lUltRISON ltANOOLPU,
President.
MA?AA?.?.tiAAAA ,V ?AAA i> ? ? f\ ?. ,.> A * .N A.
A frosh lot of Buckwheat and
Oat meal roooived every week At
W,Mi ftowo'?
^UNTICC?ST
Dated Nov. 24, 1901
TRAINS OOIN^O SOUTH.
35
.#: ?
A.M.
LoFloronco 3 25
Lo Khigstroe
Ar Lanes 4 33
Lo Lanes 4 03
Ar Charloston 0 0O
- A.M.
A.M.
Lo Charleston 100
Ar Lanes 8.31
Lo Laney 8 31
Lo Kingtree 8 47
Ar Floronco 9 45
A.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
-_-^-_
7 55
P.M.
* Daily except Sunday
No. 52 runs through to Columbia via
Control R. lt. of S. O
Trains Nos 78 and 32 run via Wilson
and Eaycttovlllo-Short Lino-and make
oloso connection for all points North,
Trains ou 0. & D. Railroad loavo Flor
onco daily, except Sunday, 10 05 a. m., ;
airivo Dallington 10 30- Hnrtsvillq 1 55
p m, Ohoraw a m, Wado?boro 12 60 p m.
Loavo Floreoco daily oxoopt Sunday at *
8 00 p ta. arrivo Darlington 8 25 p rn,
Bennet tKville 9 22 p m" Gibson 10 29 p m
Leave Florenoo Sunday only 10 06 a m,
arrivo Darlington 10 30 a m.
Loiwo Gibson daily excopt Sunday ? 05
a in.. BonnotUvillo 7 15 a rn, arrive Dar*
lington 8 15 am., leavo Darlington 8 SO ,
arrivo Florcnoo 9 15 a m.
Leavo Wa'dcsboro daily oxeopt Sunday
10 pm, Clieinw.5 15 pm, Darlington
29 p rn, arrive Florence 7 00 p m.
Leavo Ilartsvillo 7 25 a rn, Darlington^'
8 50 a ni, arrivo Florence 9 15 a.n)*-^**
H. M. EMERSON, GWV??OM'.Agent.
J, K. KENLY, Gen'l Manngor.
T, M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
WW
|TLAHT1C AMD YADKIN RAILROAD,
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In offoct November 24, 1901.
WKST BOUND.
DAILY No. 53-Leave Wilmington 9.10
n. m., Duo Fayetteville 12.20 p.
m. Leavo Fayetteville 12.42 p.
m. Arrivo Sanford 1.58 p. m.
EAST BOUND.
DAILY No. 52-Loavo Sanford 3.?5 p.
m. Arrivo Fayetteville 4 20 p m
Loavo Fayetteville 4:30 p. m.
Arrivo Wilmington 7.15,
BKNNEITSVIIXE BnATinil
Train loaves Bounottsvillo 8.10 n. m.
Maxton 9. 05, Red Springs 9.32, Parktou
10.02, arrive Fayetteville 11.10.
Returning, loaves Fayetteville 4. 40 p. $
m., Hopo Mills 5.0O, Red Springs 5.35,
Maxton 6.10, arrivo Bonnettsvillo 7.16 p.
I. v
Oounootfoas nt Fayetteville with train j
No. y8, at Maxton with tho Carolin?
Oentral Railroad, at Rod Springe with tho
Rod Springs auu Bowmoro railroad, nt San-:
ford with tho Seaboard Air Lino, afc Golf ,
with the Ourhnm and Ohnrlcttc ,T?ril*'o?-*,;?''<
j . -v.. y,m< >, \kj/.?[,\i:t ?...??.\-.,;.
Ml
THF best workmanship.
Bay Hum *ml Tonic Treatment
Too|a the best and sharpest.
Polite ntl ?don always assured
Three Artists in constant at endancei
LADIES WORK
Orteg a customer? always a customer.
JACKSON & HATCHER,
; TONSORIAL ARTISTS,
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outcklv MOemin our o|> ?lon frc? vfhf-.ther ?.il
fnven lon Sit? Bitt?fituM?. Coniniunlc
Hont freo. OlilPil iiucnoy for aecurlnp>ftlonty
Patent* tnken throuuh Munn & Co. rccct?<i
eptcM notice, without cburpto. In the
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A hnnuaomoly lllustrotoil weekly. ?'nr?c8t cir?
apeara
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BEST OX- l? All? GUT? I
I Children receive special attention
elinor at tlib S)i6j> at their hotifl?v
Your pa! trou ago solicited.:
J. A. G?UOE, Ilarler,
nENNF/ri'?VX?iMi, ?. o.
I Three papers One Year Each, only 50c
WEEKLY T??
RICHMOND, VA.,
Now. Only 60 fJonts A Yea
and includes absolutely free .
THE TARAGON MONTIH.Y, New York;
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The Daily.aiiTSuhie^Timos';
including Karin journal and %r6{jen;:
Monthly, Now only $3 per year.
Or 25 els per month by mail.
Address THKTIMKS, R
Richmond, Va,
ALT. powens ate heroby .wained wot',
treepasB on any ot my land? hi Adiun?*
ville Township, oltker by wnlk<?^K? i^M*.
hauling, hunting ot olhetvfria^.
AM?, t, toe*, A; itt?<