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;cjfc. ...... I aMl!OTSYILLB,-sS. 0. S ; WY S. A. RBOWK A CO, O/tfte ?Vt .irar?on Street Opjwaite Masonic Sall, Fridav, February 27. I?03 Our '.'own Gorvernment. MAYOU- 1\ A. Hodges .V OKi-.MKX-J. Frank Breeden, 0. E. Exurh, Joh? T. Douglas, W. 8. Row?. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc laurin. Olivce open daily. ; POLICE-H. S. Quick, G. B. Barrett Aha lloro County Officers. FHK?UKK J. B. Groan , 0i ERK av CLERK-J. A. Drake ,tti lUE cn PROBATE-M. MoLaurin !%. ::; -C. F. Covington Suf?i " .ou-M. E. Coward roATlON-Wi L. Stanton a.-J. H. ThomaH -Ohas. I. Sherrill. -Chas. 8, HsCall. srATiVES-D. D. MoColl, Jr. ; L\-A a a-, h, Welcome Quick. M A M. I VIES-O. D. Eastorling, T. L. Jr island iienncttsville, i i ? i . oLautiu, MoColl John A. Calhoun. Clio, " 1 atkinson, Blenheim, Di D "abbs, Bright H ville, Wi W. irby, Smithville. . s ville Church Directory. U: t8T-A. B. Watson, P. C. Bun?! iv jool 3 30 p- m. Preaching at li. 00 ; ,and7.00?.m. Prayer moot ing Y> .aday evemng at 7.00 o'clock. lip ' - ir ident Sunday Behool, Phil. A. . Hedges. B?1? -Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor. ' . vihool at 10.00. Preaching 8un? ?'-ry r : : 0 a. m., and 7.00p.m. Prayer RI hursday evening at 7 o'clock. ide nt of Sunday school? H. W TERIAN-This churoh for the without a pastor. Prayormoet lursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, hool, at 10.00 a. m. Suporin ? school, J. T. Dudley. >AL-Rev. G. W. Boyd, Beotor, every second and fourth Sunday n., and 7.00 p. m. Sunday g.30 a. m. Dr. J. A. Faiaon, ?don?. . y of Bennettsville Lodges IIUATED LODGE No. 15, K. of every second and fourth Mon s at 7.30 o'olock. E. Powers, C. C. iastcrling, K? of R. & 8. ORO LODGE No. 88, meeta at i He. Friday evening, on or bo? tW full moon at 8 o'clock. J. T Kinney W. M. hvilcy, Scer.itAvy, ?ty Masoni o Directo URO ClIAi'j . "? .AO. SQ Iii A. M. , : . 3 at Bcnncttsvuio ou this nccuu? each month. Robt Chaffin, H. P. i Stockton, Secretary. A LODGE NO. 43, A. F. M., MoColl, each Saturday after*1 ' )rc the full moon,at 4 o'olock. A LODOE No. 33, A. F. M., Clio, Saturday on or after each at 3 o'olock, p. m. J. T. Stanton, W. M. ri Parish, Secretary. itnty Church Directory, itsville Circuit Appointments V. J. W. ARIAILL, P. C. Sunday-ll a. m., Pino Grove' 3 p. m., Smyrna. 1 Sunday, ll a.m. McColl. 3 p. m, Beauty Spot. Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove, y 3 p. m, Smyrna. . .t-eroanday, ll a.m. McColl, 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. .heirn Circuit Appointments. :EV. "W. B. BAKER P. C. Sunday, Hebron ll a. m: Ebenezer 3.30 p. m. id Sunday, Parnassus ll a. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. m* 1 Sunday, Hebron ll a. m. Zion 3.30 p. m. th Sunday Parnassus II a. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. EV. .A T. DUNLAP, P. C. -1st and 2od Sundays ll a. m., 3d and 4th Sundava 3..'10 p. m. ah -1st and 2d Sundays 3 30 p. m. 3d and 4th Sundays 11 a, m. lay Echool overy Sunday 10 a: m. NEW YORK WORLD Thrloo A Week Edition. .lost Widely Read Newspaper ia America. e has demonstrated that the Thrice :1c World stands alone in a class, papers have imitated its form hut : success. This is because it tells artially, whether that news be po. or otherwise. It is in lact almost y at the price of a weekly.. addition to news, it publishes first serial stories and other features I to the home and fireside. 3 Thrice a Week World's regular nption price is only $1.00 per year his pays lor 156 papers. We oiler nequallcd newspaper and the Dem together one year for $1.67. vroN MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law and Pro leo in Conrt House. Ave You Afflicted ? (.CERINA is absolutely guaranteed ure Ulcers, Ringworms, Eczema, Sores and chronic skin diseases, cents and get a package by Manufactured and sold by R. G. DOZIER, M. D. Luruborton, N, C. PERSONAL Rev.'John M tinning Wits on our streets Tuesday Miss Pattie Eas toiling spent Tuesday at MoColl . Mr. D. P. McQualge a staunch farmer of Hebron called Friday to swap news Mr. James McDauiel of Beauty Spot called Saturday. No news with him Mr. J. T. Donalson of Parnas sus was up Tuesday and made us * pleasant call Mr. M. Mittle has returned from the northern markets. Look out for the news next week Mrs. J. O Harden left Wednes day to visit her sick sister Mrs. Silas Bounds at Florence. fi Mr. James W. Stanton of Clio waa up Monday and made us a pleasant call. No special news. Mr. J T. Bundy the faithful superintendent of Bethel Sunday School was down Saturday and sailed Mr. H. C. Cottingham, a hust ling farmer of Smithville drop ped in tc see us Fridav. No spec ial news Mr. J. T. Whittaker 4?a live at home" farmer of Parnassus was up Saturhay with some choice sweet potatoes Senator McCall and Represen tatives McColl, Bunch and Quick got home Saturday night from the Legislature Mrs. Annie Wallace Graham of Florence, has been spending i few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wallace Mr. Frank Rogers, who has DO 3ii suffering with rheumatism, left Wednesday morning for Hot Springs. Arkansas Mr. Hampton McIntyre, the champion raiser of choice pit game fowls, was in Saturday and called to wish us good luck Mr. Cliff Crosland has been gone to the northesn markets for a week looking up spring and summer goods for tho ladies Mrs. Luther McLaurin of Mc Coll who has' been visiting her mother Mrs. Covington near Rockingham, has returned home Mr. David MRI te, who has been filling the place of his brother Meyer while away in New York, returned to Beaufort Tuesday morning. Prof Toms - of the Graded School got the sad news Sunday morning of the death cf his mother, and started for home immediately Mr. Charley Maynard of Max ton came down Monday night and spent a part of Tuesday. He i^nim.i better that? bf? dirl when lie moved ar, tea years ago . M?v. I'ictr.:! v B;tr.r?3 :>'f 0? Mb?dll, was down Monda? and called. He is delighted with Mc Cc'-M, but mu; ann e ?-j viii to .(Van netleyiiie li lie gcisa&ood house DR. W. H. WAKEPIED of Char lotte, N. C.. will be in Bennetts ville at The Adams House on Fri day March 6th for one day only His practice is limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Messrs G. H. Powell and J. Liebman went over to Bennetts ville Wednesday to "take ade gree" in masonry. Mr. Liebman says he "rode the goat" all right but is awful sore to day-and we know he is for he had to walk the Seaboard trestle to get back home because of. the freshet in Pee Dee-Cheraw Chronicle 19. .My s to rio us Ckcuoiita&oe. One waa pala and sallow and the other iresb and rosy. Whence th? difference? 3be who 1B blushing with health uar.o Dr. fting'f) New Life Pilli to maintain it. By jontly arousing tho lasy organs they cora bel good digestion and head off constipa lion. Try them. Only ascents, at J, T. Douglas & Bro Druggist: Good Green Coffre 8? to 12 J at VV. M. Rowe's. - Don't forget that tho time 'or paying Road Tax expires Sat jrday. If you wish to save trou )le with overseers, burry up. Fresh mince meat and ap ile butter at W. M. Rowe's. JJ?* Cheeae Sandwich at W. M. Rowe's. domestic Troubles it is exceptional to find a family 'herc there are no domestic ruptures ccasionally, but there can bc lessened y having Dr. King's New Life Pills round. Much trouble they tave by icir great work in Stomach and Liver -oubles. They not only relieve you, but ure. 25c, at Drug Store, A full line of H. J. Heine's Co,, 'icldes Preserves, Ketchups, Sau 28, JellioD &c. at W.M. Rowe's. 'OR SALS CHEAP. II Billa 6x8x16, 23 " 6x10x161819, 7 " 4x10x16, 84 3X?X34, 18 3*5?4. 4? 5x5*24. Doo 16, 1902. J. M. JACxftOH. Lowney,8 Candy for sale at W. M Rowe's. FOR SAJLS i Lot of 10 percent Nitrate Soda, 'or shipment during February 1903. WKLLS(A En a NB, P. O. Box 414 Sumter, S. C. Dec. Il, 1002. || TOWN ANJO COUNTY NEWS. -New, moon this morning ||r- Next Monday is salesday ' - Corn planting comes next' - Come out next Monday and see the exhibits - The Legislature adjourned on Saturday at 2.14 p. m. - They say a new comet will be visable to the naked eye soon. - Our "Clio.Letter" roached us too late for this week, owing to delayed freight train -Three colored gamblers were before the Mayor Tuesday-con - j tributions to the treasury $13 - Special attention is asked I to the ordinance forbidding tho sale of shipped fish on the street - Grace the popular barber who has been very sick for two weeks, is back at his post but is still weak. - An operativo at the Oil Mill got his arm caught in the ma chinery Saturday morning and had it broken in three places. "WlsiT JP11? 2^ cent9 a hundred ff foreabbage plants? you can get them at 15cts as long as they last from C. H. M. Quick. - John White, a colored ladjof 14 or 16 years was before Squire Easterling Saturday for drawing a gun on a little white boy. His Honor sent his case up and tho lad to jail j Jess Reese's fine horse smashed his buggy Sunday after-, noon. He was being driven by Rasher Mc Coll uni, who was thrown out of the buggy as it went crushing against the pal ings on the sidewalk by Mrs. Hall's residence on King street Blue Ribbon Extracts 10 & 25 cents at W. M. Rowe's. Those who are foud of Cream of Wheat can find it at W. M. Rowe's. - Special attention is asked to the supplement to the Supply Ordinance, which appears in this issue Royal Baking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. - If you want to buy a nice home in Robason county write Mr* W. B. Burns at St. Paul's, N. C. - An examination of teachers for the public schools takes piuco on the 20th NOTICE-1 HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE TO THE BOOMS OVER THE "PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK." H. H. NEWTON. Sept 1, 1902. If you want a good smoke try a Cuba nola Cigar for Bale at W.M. Rowe's. Pippinen rm ? Srn',1-i?-''Q,:pp1?Ps'ri etidiciis variety oi?n .>?.? found, u l .7. 'I '? Dowlas fi Birb; Dime Steading. ! There l',t\) bc a '.Oin . Kw i in;; at resilience oi Mr. una Aii'? I. A. Hodges on Thursday evening next, Maroh 5th, for the benefit of the Methodist church. The public cordially invited. A Disappointment. Quite a crowd assembled at the Baptist church on Thursday eve ning last to greet Dr. John H. Eager, agent for the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary nt Louisville, Ky., who was to de liver a lecture on Italy, and what he saw during his 16 years stay in that country as a missionary, but alas, the abominable delays de lay o on thc Railroad spoilt the program and the lecture too. Escaped an Awful Fate. Mr. H. Hagging of Melbourno Fla., writes, "My doctor told me I had Con sumption and nothing could bc dono for me. I waa given up to die. Thc offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. K?UJ'B New Dis covery for Consumption induced me to try it. Renn lt? were startling. I am now ou tho road to recovery and owe all to Dr. King's New Diecovoiy. It hurdy saved my life." This great onre is gaarautce! for oil throat and lung diseases by J. T. Douglas & Bro Druggists Price 50e and $1.00. Trial bottles free. Nearly Forfeits His Life. A runaway almost ending fatally, started ? horrible ulcer on the leg of J. li. Omer, Frioklin Grove, III. For fonr years it de fied ell doctors and all romedica. But Ancklen't Arnica Salve hud na trouble to onto bim. Eqally good for DurnB, Brnises Bhin Emptions and Pilos. 25c at J. T. Douglas & Bro Drug Store. Unclaimed Lettora. Letters addressed to the following named larsons remain uncalled for ,at the poet amos in Beanettaville : Men's List. John Kelley, Caldwell McBae, Ras McDaniel, H. It. McQueen, Elias Medlin, Sandy Jowers, 1). P. Leslie; Alonzo Saliera, Hampton Sanders, FlowejB Sanders, W. B. Swann, T. L. Ainsworth, Thomas Driggcrs, W. P. Driggers, Willie Frasier, Charlie Hudson. Worn CD'A Lisi. Hallie Humphry, Eleanor Humes, Sallie Hill, Esther Thomas, Bertha 3 rant Town Registration. OTICB is hereby given that the ellice ix open for tho purpose of registering tho mahned voters of the Town cf Beaaofcts dllo aud will be opon every Saturday at bo Probate Jndga's ofilco io Court House, '10m io a. m., to 4 p. m., until ono week mfnrn the next general election in April lest. Requisites, 3 years Io the State, 1 rear in tho oonnty and 4 months in tho Down, and all taxes paid, and exemptions 'tom certain offences. H. S. QUICK Town Supervisor Itoglstration. Bonnettsvllle, January 14, 1903. > RELIGIOUS NOTES. Rev. Banyan McLeod will preach at the Presbyterian church pest Bun? day rooming and night. Bishop Ellison Caporn is expected to visit St Faurs church on Friday evening the 13th of March aud will conduct services at 8 o'clock on that day. Boy. E. P. Taylor oar new P. E , held bia first quarterly conforenoo for Beano tts ville ot, at Smyrna Saturday and Sunday, On Sunday afternoon ho preached at Beauty Spot and at night at H0O0II. Tho people, of hts new charge ere beginning to lov? him. Tho hour for evening services at the churches is now 7.30 o'clock. Prayer meeting at the Baptist oharoh every Thursday evening at 7.00. Prayer meeting at the Methodist church every Wednesday at 7.00 p. m. The hoar for Sunday School at the Methodist church bas been changed to 3 jo o'dook in the afternoon. MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. FIRST BOUND-E. P, TAYLOII, P. B, Olio and Beulah Cito, Feb 15,16 McColI ct nod Mille, MoOoll, night, Feb 20 Bonnottsvillo ot, Smyrna Feb 21,22 BrlgbtBville, Boykln, Fob 28, match 1 North Marlboro, Ebenezer 3} p. m. mob i BennettavUle Sta, (night) march 13,14 M0O0I) & Bennettsville Mills, Shiloh, march 14,15 Blenheim ot, Parnassus, marah 21,22 Brownsville, Bethlehem, (3 30 p.m ) 22,23 Requisition Issued Governor Heyward has issued a requisition on the Governor of North Carolina for Sara Watkins, colored, who committed a murder near Tatum in 1891. Sam was re cently located in Wilmington, and Sheriff Green has been at work to get him back in time for the next court. Later-Sheriff Green left Tues day night for Raleigh for papers and will then go to Wilmington for him. He was expected home last night. Wait ted a Traveling Sftlesuiau To work retail trade in this and four adjoining counties. Good Bilary and per uiuncnt position to right maa. Address with references, Lock Box 167, Bedford City, Virginia. A Marvelous Invention. Wonders never cesse. A machine has been invented that will cut, paste and hang wall paper. The field ot in ventions and discoveries seems to be unlimited. Notable among great discov eries is Dr. King's Mew Discovery lor Consumption, lt has done a world ot good for weak lungs and saved many a Ute. Thousand have used it and con? quered Grip, Bronchitis' Pneumonia, and Consumption. Their general ver dict is: " It's the best and most relia ble medicine for throat and lung troub les- Every 50c and $1 00 bottle is guan? --.rr-! bv J. T T>r.:c;!rr gr. V,~> Int,.;, j; ist. Triai bvUhvs lice. Trh'd To Cotieoa? lt. d's thc ojil story 61 rtiurd-ir will i>ut;' ?.??'.j in this case tree's no .crimtj. A woman teels run down, has back ache or dyspepsia and thanks it's noth ing and tries to hide it until she finally breaks down. Don't deceive yourself. Take Electric Bitters at once. It has a reputation for curing Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles and will rtvivily your whole system. The worst iorms of those maladies will quickly yield to the curative power ol Electric Bitters. Unly 50c, and guaranteed by Druggist, Don't You Love Flowers*/ It so, aud you want some pretty pots of all sizes in which to place them, call at tho Hardware store and you can he suited. Itettcr Than Gold .'I wu8 troubled for several yaua with chronic ?udigestion and nervous debility,'' writes F. J. Oreen; of Lancaster, N. H. '"No remedy helped until I began using Electric Bitters, which did me more good Mian all tho medicino I over used They have nlso kept roy wife In excellent health for j cars. She says Elootrtc Bittern aro just rpleDdid for female troubles; that thoy aro a grand tonio and invigorator for weak run down women . No other medicine can take ifs place in oar tamily." Try them. Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by J T. Douglas & Bro. OuroB Canoor and Blood Poison. If you have blood poison producing eruptions, pimples, ulcers, swollen glands bumps and risings, burning, itching skin, ioppcr?colorcd spots or rash on the skin, mucous patches in mouth or throat, full infi hair, bono pains, old rhoumatisru or [bul catarrh, take Botonio Blood Balm [B. B. H.). It kills tho poison in thc blond; soou old sores, eruptions heal, hard swellings subside, aches and pains stop md a perfect cure is made of the worst jases of Blood Poison. For cancers, tumors, swellings, eating bores, ugly ulcers, persistent pimples ol fill kinds, take B. B. H. It destroys thc Dancer poison in thc blood, heals cancer jf all kinds, cures tho worst humors or suppurating swellings- Thousands cured by B, B. B. after all else fails. B. B. B. '.omposed of pure botanic ingredients, improves thc digestion, makes thc blood pure and rich, stops thc awful itching and ill sharp shooting pains. Thoroughly :oided lor thirty roars, Druggists, $1 per bottle, with completo di reu lion s for home jure. Sample I'roo and prepaid by wri- | inc Blood Balm Co., Atlanta Qa. Des?- i ?ribo trouble and free medical advice al-o .ont in sealed letter. For solo ot J. T. Douglas & Bro 'J heap Reading. Thc Pcmoorat and tho Semi* vvcekly Atlanta Journal one year >r ?1.50. Thc Democrat and McCall's Maga Kine-an excellent lindy's Book for 8J.50 Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fine ot of Geraniums, Begonias i Perns, Palms and other plants, veil rooted, that she desires foi jell Cuttings 25c per dozen. y ??jr }N THE. OVEN. IlOilftlte iiiiUci .'. .Oetcrmlno It br aiovti TonoU of the Hnnd. "^Bakers have v curious way of tell ing" -juatwhat tho, temperature of tho oven isy? ?iW a baker who baa been In tho business for moro than a quarter of ;a ceiitury, "and they can tell, too, wtjh ajuiout marvelous accuracy. You torie a. maa who la an expert In the business^,'and be can tell what the tem peraturu of tho oven la by simply touching the handle of the oven door. In'j niue caces out of ten he will-not nil?s IL to the fraction of a degree. Bap-re have ether ways, of course, of testing tho beat of the oven. For In stance, when baking bread they" some t?ales throw a pince of white paper in to ll?? oven, and If it turns.brown the oven i?= uv the proper temperature, or, when baiting other things, they will thri.w a little cornmeal flour Into the oven lu order to test the heat. But the' bakers lingera are the boat gauge, nm when you come to think of the dlf fer itt temperatures required In bak ing! different things lt ls no small ad levement to even approximate tho hoa^t of the oven hy touching tho han dlejo?" the oven door. "Bakers figuro that during the rising time of ? loaf of bread, after it has reen placed iii thc oven, it ought to be ta a, temperature o? 75 degrees F. Dur lngit?c baking proeeBB, in order to cook the' starch, expand tue carbonic acid gasj air aim steam and drive off the al cohol, the tUBtde of the loaf must reg ister nt ?e?i?t 22? degrees. In baking rolli, buns, dcouue', tea biscuits, drop carat, fanfcy cukeii, New York cakes, muflios, pull criV 'K and things of that Born thc oven m?ni show a heat of 450 degf . . or higher. When the oven ls Qt 400 degrees, ?t U flt for cream puffs, sugar caUf .-?. M neon cakes, rock cakes, Jumbl Indy fin, -'i's, rough and ready and jelly rolls. 850 degrees wine cakes, cup oakes, ginger nuts and snap?, i ?! PP. yingcrbread,' spice cakes, such* ns.rnlsin, oin rant, citron, pound, bride and BO Oh, .oay bo baked. It requires r- etti I lower temperature to bnko w< ?ding calicsj klsseB, anise drops and things hi '.his class. But, what evcrlt?uipor?ture the old baker wanta, he cnn toll whou ho has lt by simply toucl ''?" ' * V >|of the oven door." -Nej .'G-Deinocrat. (> :? O' OKBOOK. tu To .3 richi .; poyv. dark . fro.'1) ti .-. - the ha ncc a wblcl Tho fruit ioca ; To < piece they t flavor To . lumpy while in. af thc ill Se vi soak will c The b egg w If b or if nn ov to cut .: boned. i; Vi ii I gr rtjtnov'? li th'ck?; .r vhf-li' ihiid rb :i mud* off t;.w BOOn ?d itu, them tvltii lotty oat ? W t y o '?? i! * trav?? r !...? Japon toU'/' sc Lo iliiit country "A d'vorc tiri . ii lio day before en i of the coffee into towed or preserved ivfll fmprove a tap xt dey. ulckly add a nmnll ie water in which ls will Improve tho ble. cs from becoming pan from thc Are ig is being stirred : tho pan back on orougbly. free benns left to ' m white of an egg g a delicate green, re removed and the lod for thc icing, ? baked too brown been blackened in jot, do not attempt >: with a knife. As , aro cold go over grater. ;ei t'.;. iro??r?c<?. ' . i vu tire c\-. ?' ? I .; ti eoht'?i'?iug <-li>i .'. c burt ?ri the ?1 a;ii] eu ut tu And all i.. met Oiii wife, ni who ever wife cann who chati ance light othei more In Usu curs "If 1 I ne lng - not i; have had chile her. hud nigh or f It elti wh gar ' enj dei old cal lar Gn ; rnnicii ..-?.id ?i . i,.si?v? tn !. Ai !? f?-. ' girls :-. . .., I.;-. . . ' wh ,'nu- Jai\i "ii lue uusuauu i raaclo?s.' Yet in ; tii.-e lu Japan I have [ vho discarded his let with a family - lated, nor have 1 (band treating his ilthough tho samo me parents-ln-law, 6on's wife a mere il rule, the appcac omen tcstiflcs of a ot always found in their sisters have UB of happiness." li.nl 1 to rc of t r \ I ?-* ? ; i;ot of u Trillo. thc celebrated Eng .irlck Robertson, oe ;- singular passage: 'B a certain person, >Q given up soldier' minister; If I hud lady, I never should person; if my dog . that lady's invalid ver should hnvo met .Lieu, that if my dog on that particular v be In the dragoons soil of India." i ?lie Gnriloii, i for fashionable nov it modern existence is from enjoying our grandparents used to i allow our hired gav thence all thc slmplo our futhcrs loved and uc9 which wore fumll aursery days.-London inc Felicity. v pleated Eleanor looks ; she's either had a pro ?au has sent her a box mugo. i Reverse*). ; that. Ever notice lt?' a man's down lt's nil -Baltlmoro News. who can stand prosperity mildred that will stund rlyle. Noire. by many a man enduring mtal Cuts, Wounds, Bru aids Sore feet or still joints o need lor it. JJucklen' Arill kill the pain and cure s thc best Salve on earth 25c, at Druggist. I AL NOTICE. lnufacturing To ?A ceo us before buying. We 1 money. P. A. HODQESi ingry. ;own and yoa wnnt a good .ember wo caa servo you, lal for ajo. Restaurant he Market. -D, J. BBAYBOY, AN ORDINANCE Co Prevent leaving or Putting on stree ts, puclio square ana ways of the town of Bennetts -ville any maohinery, agricul tural implements, paper or rubbish of any lund. Be It Oidatncd by tho Mayor and Al lermoQ of tho town of Bennotiavillo, in ounoll assembled, nod by authority of tho ame : That any person, Arm or corpora1 lon who shall or may after thia date throw on voy or lcavo on the streets, public aqaaro iud wayo ol'the Town of Bennettsville aachlnery, agricultural imple menta, bug les, wagons of any kind, paper or rubbish >nd trash ct any and every kind, shall be [corned guilty of a misdemeanor and upon onviotion Bhall be fined not less than Two lor moto than One Hundred Dollars, or bo mpri?oned not less than Mvo days or more han 30 days. Done and ratified in Council the 13th day if Fobruary A. D., 1903. P. ?. HODGES, Mayor Special Amendment section 6 of Supply Ordinance! :o raise supplies for year ending kpril 1903, as amended so as to nclude fish. SECTION G That any porson soiling ir offering for salo any fresh moats, mut^ on, beef, pork, goat or Bah shipped by express or freight in tho eorporato limits I ?f the Town of Bennottavillo, (except | within thc Maikct U<v?s? Stalls) shall ony a tax of $30 per annum before offer? iog tho sime. Any person violatirgj this section shall bc fined live dollars for jach offence, or bo imprisoned not more I lian 30 doya, at discretion-of Mayor or Jouncil trying samo. This Ordinance shall not apply to persons selling not less .hun a quarter of beef, mutton, pork or gout. By ordor of tho council MILTON MOLAURIN, Cleric. TRESPASS DTICE. ALL persons are hereby warned not to trespass iu any manner jpon any lands belonging to the un lersigned in Marlboro county, either by walking, riding, hauling wood or straw, hunting or otherwise. W. B. Ivey, Mrs. Wi B. Ivey. Oct li 1802. . "BARKED PLYMOUTH BOCKS, Ire the Farmer's Favorito, Tho Poultry man's Cholee-in fact they aro tho Wt? nf' r.v'AC Tho nrighbred lfoivbi . .- j ....>?'.' t'? ??.-t.it.- t ' j cnn zcitl you chinbi tr .? i:e.ayttt? thornutridlr?cl B. !?. iv Vj if Ct 0 ?, ll v?-J .:! iv. ....!. i, - -Ijltl.u j jv" I .'? Hidoluit" inp, ti?d rciiic'ubor that ii] lock as it is a baby Bantam or a Frizzly Icrub. $1 for Selim;? of 15 Eggs. $175 for two settings 30 eggs. E. 0. NEWTON, Tatum, S. 0. W. BOUCHIER, . Attorney at Law. BcnncttBville, 8. 0. Omeo on Darlington street near Posta' telegraph office. January, 1899. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests tho food and aida Nature in strengthening aud recon itructing the exhausted digestive or' mus. lt ls tho latest discovered digest int and tonic. No other preparation :an approach it in efficiency. It in itantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence? 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A full line Gaarden Seed & Onion Sets. \ Thankful for'past liberal patronage we solicit a continuanceof same ll Jan nary 1, 1902. AT THE OLD STAU?. TM 3M GO. ,9 W. P, BREEDEN, Jr. MANAGER. -DEALER 1N j^E^olx?xi.ox,,y of All Kinds AND GENERAL REPAIR WORK, ^??> -ALSO - DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER OF - Ceiling, Flooring, Siding, Brackets, Balusters, Newels, &ca BUILDING MATERIAL OP ALL KINDS. IF YOU ARE IN.NEED OF any kind of LUMBER, -ough or dressed, w^roald be glad to have vou call at our MILL and look ovoi\ ii?ck. Phone orders'* promptly attended to. - A BARDABA. 20 Horse power BOILER arid 15 li. p. ENGINE for sale or will exchange for mules. Ay ply at this office, FOR SALE ! ' A F. rm of 70 acrcB in Smithville Township, belonging tq'Eatalo of Mrs. R. P. Dudley. Also, two town lota in Weat Bennettavilllo. Apply to Mr* L. D. Harrallj Ex'rx.