The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, January 01, 1904, Image 2

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3LGFP .JOTTINGS. jesdriy afternoon, D?cern ?t tho good peop'e, et least leny of them, of Ked Bia0 rat WiUis aohool to witue J? iB^x?Y?S??~t>fr-eaid- school. BEAUTY SPOT ACADEMY, , The closing- exercises of this schcol in troductory to the Christmas holidays, came off Friday., the iSth inst. The oe-' casion was most enjoyable from every standpoint. The attendance, incorrora ating the most cultured element ol our tl? at 2 o clock the childrbT*{-pe?ple,.was large and appreciative. 1 tuon the nineo und fop two! VThe cresent incumbents~of this'nc o ro quict day, aps to inclement sept young and old ^ost of the day. There al?b a marked absence o? strong drink, or ugly behavior. It was ps quiet as Sunday. Thc days previous were, indeed, fine, and our streets were orowded from morn till night with "present" Beekers, and our merchants report the largest and best tr ado for years. Tho sales included horses, buggies, harness and furniture. They all wore smiles at their success in sup plying the domar ds. The young people were doubly remembered. The Presbyterian S mi dav school ' Vail a "ehrtstmn? tree" in the church Thursday eve ning,, which was^niro<jh^t \Sy. -ht ! pastor Rev. Dr. Mcleod foresting niMres?. . / Thc Epiacopalia% school were given ono at the beautiful home of Mr. W. P. Breeden, it was a pretty sight, perfectly white and covered with gold, silver and colored orna ments and colored candles, and well ladened with presents. . Thc Methodist school had theirs \riday evening, which was also highly.enjoyed by the young folks. Tlie Baptist srhool Lastemi cf a I reo were given a "straw" ride in upon ..the stage and for two perhaps they entertained, most ?fully, the largo and apprecin ndienee. Stnga, dialogues&nd itationa followed each other$astv ?ery much to the delight of the friends,' neighbors and visitors present. I am *-rr y T haven't tte programme so that I might mention the pieces and the names of those who took part. I will suffice, however, to say all did wojl. At the close of the enter tainment a well filled Christmas Tree was uoveiled and you conld detect ut once a deep interest on tho part of the school in this part of the exercises We all saw the tree was full but were surprised at the numlor of the pretty and useful presents^otf-^lvaB name after name was called again and ?gain. ''Old - Santa"?laW. friend J. E W-acted his part to perfection and seemed to take great piers uro in dispensing gif s to touch ers and scholars A very pleasant tea? ture of this particular Christmas Tree wa3 gifts to each of the trustees from tie teachers. Ono of (he . pleasant features of the Willis fr ch col is the harmony which exista amone teachers, pupila, trustees and patrons as was clearly shown on ii .i occasion. v?'<r all foal indebted to Ffi?Ti? nur. Joaci . xe, Mus s Blanche '" ^^.foladaous? and Ethel Ford; for a ' pica vaut oems cn. .It was all fl pro? nouucod su?cci a Mr. Harria H. Parker and Mr. Jas Willis are at home for the holidays. They brought with them Mr.- Mo C'amrock from Davie County, N. C. All three of these young men are stu denis at Buie's Creek Academy, N. C. Mr. Tracy David will sever his con* nectiou with tl e Octoraro Mills Co., on Jan 1st, and will move to Salters, Williamsburg County where he will ?nnrnpeiu farming. His leaving ia a s iuice >f ?etieral rocrot among all . The present incumbents"of this popux tar institution are Miss Hattie McArthur in charge ol the literary department and 'Miss, Tn?ry Townsend of the musical and art* department. The exhibition gave pvoud testimony to their efficiency. We neS^er attended one where the pu* pils individually and collectively were so thoroughly prepared. Partiality, in the training, was noticed by its conspicuous absence, in the. Intelligent happy lacea if.the children written in broad charac ters the fact that the same careful train, ing of each and all was given without discrimination, thus indicating that tlus school, at least tinder its present able and judicious management, is free from that greatest of all curses, partiality. It was very graying to s?? a school that ls entirely. tree from this devastir.g element, at this lime especially, when in almost every community there are a lew men who arrogate to themselves the right to wield its destiny, education ally and otherwise, and school teachers < have to conciliate their lavor by compro ?C wormaUBhip. mising their most sacred obligations. J FILE ASE Bernie^ that Haitiilton sells good.? at avery close per cent- th? quautity is what he figures for. Saves Two From Death. .'Oar little daughter had i.n alma fatal attack of whopping cough and br^-obltis," writes Mrs, W. K. Ehvilau:?, of Armonk, N; Y., "bat when all other remedien ?Aile?. wc Bavod her life with Tic King'? Ntw Discovery. Ouruiecewho <n ?option | ta an advanced stage, abo used ?bili won-" dorul medioiao oed to-day she. ia per. ctlyj w.oll," Desd?rate *hroat aud luagAHMQW*' yield to Dr. Kiog'8 New DiBoovtity nu to nb other medioiao on earth. Infallible for CouShs nod Colds 500 aud $1.00 Oottlua guaranteed by J* T. Xto?glns ? 3ro. Trial bottles fro?. v . The Russel Wagons'. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a car of these durable wagons -one and two-horse, every one pf them guaran teed against any defect io material wagons gayly trimmed it. colors, each N'.holhr treated tb bags of " Jr. _ r. classer of people, ile rnrrie3 wit!: him to his new homo our best wUhos ind we tr??t he may meet with Buocesa in his Work there. There is nothing that so discourages the patrons and pupils oi a school. It is a deadly upas beneath whose novitious shade no moral flower can flourish. This Academy, known as Beauty Spot from its attractive situation, has now reached its tull grown expansion bl loveliness in all respects. With teachers ' :autilul in person, beautiful, in disci pline,.beautiful In accomplishments; the ubi lion and pride of its patrons are tusking in the sunshine of a most exu 1 erant lruition. Our very popular school superintend at, the old 'coal burner," educational, ly, as Solicitor Johnson is professionally in a lew felicitous remarks introduced Rev. Rulus Ford as thc orator oi the day. Mr. Ford is a man of medium height and of spare build, weighing 130 or more pounds. He has dark complex ion and restless dark eyes. Though not robust looking he has great powers ol endurance and is possessed ot indomita ble energy. Ii he does not impose on himself, ne has the prospect ot a lung lite. His mind is quick, and he is an original thinker and a preacher ol more than ordinary powers. Everywhere he stands before you a typical gentleman of 1 oi wisdom and philanthro phy. IBs address was well conceived and eloquently delivered. A Chance for Bargains. Mittle's StoreA>ill'sttii tin tlio bar. gain hunters next"Monn-.'y with a linn of goods needed iir'evory. horne? for men, women, and childi eu. Rea-i the ad" and Bee what blotters. ?ie means business#and will prove it* Be on hand early and get fi ret choice^ N?,HCH""?F~ D??cirA:Rais, EST Ev ANDER H. STANTON. AVJNG this day fijecf?n ilieprp bate Judge's offio ol Marlboro] County my final return [as Execokor ot 1 the Estate ot Evander ll, Stanton ceased, Notice "is hereby given that, 1 will apply to said Court on the 21s: day ot January 1904 for a final discharge as | Executor ot said Estate... James Thomas 8tanto'ti, Qualified Executor. Dec 21, I903. ! Ti I Mr.'Pprd alluded to the fact in a most ._~" YO?. ' complimentary manner, tl at he was one aom.eraovinggoingon. We I, V oU ? At {he conclusion ot ?ose our friend, Air. J. ?.^ jus-address the writer thanked Mr. Ford a lr? family from rs |n?s kindly remembrance and said the 1' : ? ing ne? Rei | proudest reflections ot his lile derived ?rom the l3ct that he was permitted to that* Malt lay the foundation ot his education and 1 v o' I ot other men upon which they are build .-j", ;,, ' i;:g such imposing superstructures. This old b . me Foreclosure of Lieus: STATE OP SOUTH OABOLIKA, > COUNTV OF MARI.BOBO. \ SUSAN S. KEITT. Plaintiff against Plaintif?, .-ul ??ry little cotlou the hunda of gd a..ino of it, and a half :g sucn imposing superstructures. This I take it, the sublimest privijegcol the educators ot our country, f R. c. MCINTYRE. B. S. P, 12:21:03. pfLi ?5 A S BS W eniciiibKI. [ 1 : iii i ' i 111 ; 11 ix : i. 11 ! i rt : ; : \ 1 e s t: v c r}r lb ink fcu.u-t g(>i.:tl to eui in SUSAN S. KEITT', against Z. J. JACKSON, D. ' ON the first Monday in January will sell before the (Joui I door, in Bennettsville. S. C. "legidsale hours, to the highes erl I tor cash, a lot of lint cotton iv of cotton seed, corn and .. .j . haj levieJ on as the property oi the hovi , namtd d?tendants, respectively, and lc sold for the payment o! ent. J. B. (>REE s ir. Tito Hoy That Wins. l.s iinettsyille, S ,. _ ?doa : tis i ti ?t&a make the ,,, 'i**m ? fund fi>r ciiantah'tr^pTTip thispopiilor humbiisl, philosopher knd l;:cturer, 1ms been aeccured for c\-i ^KIHT at Be??ettsvillo Jauuary 8th. The ontortainmctn will i. ? gj . , lli?JA,Ul > U, UL:?. T|,.. i ,..(,jr44 ?il \^ jrtehlc and everybody may if n DETJOBTFUL and ITAINMENT )avidaon of Wasliiug ln crowd more words iany j man cn the the unflagging (than any man ina " O?y.et?iO?lh clean gonileniab ir. v wiio ha - ic- ft his W. M. The Fancy ' now receiving ih?ia/J?C - of i?'3:uit, ?sims iiout^r^??t..'^ . ;7r ?llow'wh?f' was wi) ?i-,g"t? j Sunday .School on WSt'.?r.r -, - " leting hufltle." Tho old ud-1 O?pi will lftij. They appreciate these gifts for their beauty and u.^fuli;JJ?S bdt Mir th'pio do they appreciate Uio/r. aa?:i ecSiou ul tue uuuiiueuue, goon and esteem of the donors. Last Sunday morning the Clio Bap ti&t Sunday School bade farewell to two of its young men, Messrs Leroy and Charlie David. They both have beau efficient helpers and we v them greatly. T the lhere aro nOelevtitors tb th li n J o. buiAj?os'' lu tr ae. The b g ? io takes a firm hold on ar-V Honorable labor and pushes ?Jan. fnlly onward is the fellr?>^'W? do pepd upon in a crisis. "Looky yeaj Ma m m v said, come 3 ter." it," pro 2.1, lOOi?. irqoei; pi Readymado FRI Min-jcmeat for wo have not tit Come an /".OR Kc; lied E, Ora nb: ?not d other gotus lo loll you SHERRIFF SALES. STATE OF SOUTH ( A ROL N A County of Marlboro-Court Commoi Pleas. ?TERNBERG E5E, i 'iain ti IT, against Jones, et 2I, Defd JSWL and Sale. (of a Judgment ni'., gran toil dated Novem id h ?1 fiou?i .juline, i n 1 ?' ii in Bei ?V in .lumia foe CASU, barool br'irac I ling in Mar fSoutl IVVO AORE? the mortgaiL'f id by lands ol i (l? ion, J. jil others ; bf. ?U aparl tc ? ? r.r ii,. [Kjuiruui i J f v. tao bid ia liol I by. resold "ii I?lout sal-:;, icy lirchaser; N, s. ?03. ii. o. AB?LINA-I ..i of Oom?' i coi vor? City ^. orcolosut c Itionor Ernest I'loatter, I will door on fitts: during legal 1 liceo, parcel und bei ag i ti Ki State s furo tPRED AND or lessi pinJ \n the North; East, l^nds fowiisooii anti ?? Henry I) _ convoyed lu ?n by Hr. Fl. Lia Sruiwos" irma of Salo CASH, ar papera. J. B. QREEIs, q. 12, 1903. chaser to LOU OF DISC STATE TUOVA? V-'.? 'ION. f?NQ Hied tth [h Judi ?? 11 robalo ai final ai - Ad jor (ci II I Ito of T?10I 11 i "H.lil.' . ''er. . .,? : herd'. - ?iveti tho , lu pf JuMusry 190'f, f?plj ti -li. >r a firnl diw hai .? soel Bor. j m L. BT NTo.N IC, 19? Adm SEABOARD BETTEttME?&S. -- The Seaboard Air Line Railway takes pleasure in announcing to the traveling publie tho following; im provements in the equipment ol their passenger trains: , On and after December 1st, 1903, the Cafe cars on traius Nos. 31 and 84 will be operated between Hamlet and Jacksonville, instead of between Hamlet and Savannah, as heretofore. On and after December 5th, 1003, the Pullman Bleeping cars on tra?na Noa. 27 and G6 will be operated be tween Jersey City, and Tampa, Fla., instead of between Jersey City and Jacksonville, as heretofore. Sale o? ValuaMe Real Bstate The below described plantation will bo .old at pu. bl io outcry, ia f rout of tho Con rt House io the city of Snaitor, Bo Ca -, on Monday, tho Fourth day of January, 1904, at eleven o'clock ia the forenoon, to the highest bidder. AJI thatr piece, parcel or tract of land, situated in Lo<* County, Stnto of South Carolina, ou tho waters af Black River, known aa' "Tho Cedars" plantation, con taining ono thousand and eighty-nine (1,089) nares, moro or lesa, boaodsd on the North by lands DOW or formerly of W. E. Milla; Ea Kt by lauds now or formerly of D, D. Barber; on tho South by lands of E. M. Wilson; and on the West by landa now or formerly of II. W. Bradley. Terms of sale, $4,000 00 cash, of wh ?oh $350 00 must bo deposited when sale la made. Balaaco to bo secured by Bond and Mortgogo of the purchaser, pay ab lo $2 "ooo on Nov int of eaoh year, with interest on balanoo from dato of parchase at the rate of eight (8) por cent, per annum; purohaser to havo tho priviloge to pay all ooah or aa great an amount in exaeas of 84,000 as he may eleot Buildings to bo insured and poltolea aa signod. Furohaeer to pay $35 for papers, and taxos for 1903. Possession to be given purchaser upon dato c f sale. The above plantation is offered for Bale because tho subscriber bas moved from tho State, and is engaged in business elsewhoro. " It lies ic the splendid cotton belt so woll known to the farmers of Sumter and Leo Counties, and ia on tho publio road leading to Blshopville, S. C. It is about three miles from tbo banking town of Mayes ville, S. C., aud about twelve milaB from tho thriving olty of Sumter, S. C., which ia ono of the largest inland cotton markots ia the State. Churches, schools, and post-oilloo aro convenient. Tbis plantation bas been in the possession of the subscribers lamily hetweoa twenty-five aad thirty years, and during that time no pains have been spared to make it an ideal, productive propel ty. Ic is perfectly healthy, in a good neigh* norhood, and is admittedly one of tho finest drained plantation in the State, most of ita* ditohea leading into a la:go canal an the plantation, which waedug athoavy ex penso. There is a fl .wing artesian ivoll on tho plantation, the waler of which has been analyzed by the Chief Chemist of Clemson College, and pronounced very puro. Tho property IR now ID ivofgh nf cultivation hiving boen heavily tetti'ii for a'numbat j: jour*-. 2i ceca y i ea ri splendid vihitlon ft?. ?4IS?f'?'7V-'v,1,~--! '?!'_... "#B$^'?-*^'- r'-cr'a ?:a thO'pIat ,v' ftf < oFl>etwe?ri 40c ut;d 500 tireen j wat) dot out ubont .'.in j, som.' IJ which lu-.v . ?oil b-igni\ Ketring, Tnt ?: Jin hii^onuttcil hy t\ 1 i?bo 1 n ire fence. 1 some of tho trees cost $t 25 each. There is also an orchard which was set out January 1902, of choice peaches, pears, plums, figs, grapes and pomegranates, which were selected with a view of their adaptability to tbe location and succession of bearing. The main dwelling was burned in Aug ust 1903, but its site in among a splendid grove of oaks, and its garden set out with choice cedars, roses, orleanders and other plants. The bnildiugs on tho plantation consist of a shingle roof, weather-boarded dwell ing with piazza and brick chimneys. The dwelling is of foar rooms and hall, is lath ed and plastered and was bude in 189;. Kitohen and washroom, poultry houses and fonceu. Tho gin house ls a three-story, j weathor-boarded, iron roof building. It is , about forty feet long, and has all doors on iron rollers. It also bas iron roofed sheds I at eaoh end. j The saw mill bhed and blacksmith uhop ? la a building about 60 feet long, covered with iron roofing. Tho atablo is a two story, weather-boarded building with iron roof. It la one hundred feet long, and thirty feet wide, with iron oovorcd sheds, io feet wide, its entire length. It is divided into ten foot Bqaare box stalls, harneos room, corn room, tool room, &o., &o. All of its doora with the exception of its four - main doors, aro sliding doors on iron track ind rollers. Ita loft is fitted with track itB ? entire length for a hay carrier. It has . trough and water in tho stable. All of tho building.-! described abovo, z j oept the poultry houses, are on brick I lars. There are also ia tho stabio lot ; weathor-boarded sheds, each 40 feet lc j which aro also on brick pillars and cove 1 with iron roofing. Tuero is ar. abundance of wood on the ? plantation. i The plantation in well supplied with tenaat hoesca, all of whiob, with the ex ception of ono double houso of hewn tim ber, aro weather boarded shingle roof bouBeB of two rooms, with brick chimneys and brick foundations. There aro botweou 500 and 600 aoroa of cleared land, and a large area of fine laud ?vliich oan bo cleared at light oxpenso. Tho land ly gently rolling, most of it having a olay subsoil. 0. EDWARD SALINAS, Doo 17, 1903. Savannah, Qa.' NOTICE! TS hcroby given lhat under an order from the Court of Bankruptcy I nm lUthorlzcd to sell at privato sale tho fol owing land bolonging to tho Estate of . fohn Mnuning Bankrupt sit?alo in Marl boro County, ?3. (J. to wit: Ono tract known as tho "Galloway .Maso," on (lie road from Parnassus to t'lio, containing 137} acres. Ono tract known as tho "Dunbar I'luoo" containing 279 acres. LI '. known as tho "Bundy Place" ? '\Q nrrCH. On.: traci ':uown as tho "Evorott from Chcraw to Marion j >ntn?D?ng . 'N' n'ires. i "g to buy can nddroso mo i Olio, a I ir H. H. Newton or T, \ ohior, Bonnottflvilio, S. C. JOHN OAUIOI H, Trutes. Holiday ExourBion BateB. SEABOARD AIRLINE RAILWAY On account of the Christmas Holidays, thc Seaboard Air Linc Railway will sell excursion tickets from all stations to all poiiita East ot the Mississippi and South oi the Ohio and Potomac Rivers, includ lng Washington. D. C., St. Louis. Mo., and intermediate points to St Louis on the Southern Railway, Louisville &! Nashville. Illinois Central and Mobile & Ohio Railroads, at rate ol one and one third first class (ares, plus twenty-five cents, tor the round trip. Dates ol sale are December 23, 24, 25. 30. 3?, 1903 and January 1, 1904, with final return limit January 4U1 1904. Upon presentation, and surrender oi certificate signed by the superintendent/ principal or president ot schools and colleges, tickets will be sold to students and teachers at above on December 16 to 22,1903, with final return limit Jami - ary 8, 1904 The Seaboard is the shoat line be? tween the North and the South, and operates double daily vestibuled limited trains with through Pullman sleepers and ?rst class dining car service. ' For specific rates and detailed Infor?, mat ion call on Seaboard Agents, or ad? dress Jos. W.Stewart, Traveling Pass? enger Agent, Columbia, S. 0. A LoTe Letter. Would not interest you if you're looking for a guaranteed Salvo foo Sores, Burns or Piles, otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo , writes: "I antlered with an ugly sore for a! year, but a box of Buoklen'B Arnica Salvo cared me. l'tn the best salvo on barth. 250 at J. T. Doaglas & Bro Drag std*!. Nothing gives as" large return a in proportion to space covered rind I . expended as a well kept Btrawbern bed p anted in really choice varieties Let all in need of plants read ad of Continental Plant Co., in this issue. They offer also all kinds fruit trees TAX RETURNS OFFICE OF AUDITOII MAHLBOUO GO., BonJettsviile, Nov. 30, 1903. NOTICE is boreby given that this Offloo will be opea from let day of January to 20th day ot February 1904 for tho pur pose of receiving the return? of U10 Tax payers of Marlboro county. All persons having property ia tbeir possession, as owner, or bolder, or husband, parent, guar dian, trustee, administrator, accounting offioer, agent, attorney or factor, on the iet day of January 1904, ate required to list tho name for taxation within the time re quired by law, or incar th? penalty of 50 per ceut., which attaches in ease of failure te do so. Please take notice also that any improvements on. real estate should be re turned at the same time. Tho Poll Tax of Ono Dollar is levied on all porsooB between .the ages ot 21 and 60 years, except persons who are maim and unable to earn a support. ^ The Auditor or an assistant will attend at the following places in tho county ou tho days named for tho convenience of the publio : Bcd Hill, Coi o'? Store, Jan. 11, 1904 ( Bed Hill, Blenheim, Jaunary 12th j !V()wi<??!l!3. ?ria!ov.V ^;-J:C, ''*?.* ijthl 1 Ff eb rou, I?ura?r'c Store, 11 14th I pub; ? i$th {Jt&'BtoJjr, ftiatory Store, ?* 15th mo? . % aotb t Ti!mn, ?? ?v\ j Adarnevill?, Newtonvllls, " ?2? BrightsvillR, Goodwtu'? M?IIH, '' 33rd Brigbtnvillc? Quick'? Bl ovo. -?yt. SadlhvUlo, Qiaub'a ?lill?, 1 a?ib Smithville, Kollook's, ?? 27th My office in Bonnettsvllle will be open daring the time prescribed by law, from January ist to February 20th 1904, whore parties in Bennettsville and those failing to make returns at the above named places can be accommodated. C. I, SHERHILL, Auditor Marlboro County. Farm For Sale, CONTAINS 130 ACRES of Good vi Land-40 acree under cuitivutiou, the bataneo in wood and timber, for whioh ;horc is a good demacd. Situated Pour Milos south of Fayetteville on tho Wii uiington road. Easy lenin. Address DR. THOS STAMPS. Lumber Bridge, N, C. November 19. 1903. Town Tax Notice "fjXOTICE ia hereby given that the Xl Books for the collection of Town Taxe? is open and will remain open until the 31st day of December 1903, uftor which timo they will bo closed and the penalty added on all taxes unpaid. 15ot3 on the $100 for current exponses, 21 eta on the $100 lo pay Int, on R. R, bonds. 5 els on the $100 as a sinking fund to retire R. lt. bonds. 14 els 00 tho $100 to pay Int. on Electric tctsc iUSWi . : king' 1 ut) to ?ciin-. ? tact rio Light B?tale. Toto! ibrali i-;;r;.V. nm? on the! hundred dollars, tay" Respeolflly UihTO^i McLAI?RIN, ^ioirv ttllU XlOUa. SPECIAL NOTICE i AVINO scoured tho sorvices of a good map, I am prepared to put down and pull up pumps. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders left at either Hard ware 8toro will bo promptly attended to. mell 12, 1903. P. 0. Emanuel CENTRAL BARBER S4L00H. Three Barbersl Three Chairs ! Everything First-Claaa. SALOON ON MAniON STREET. EASY CHAIRS, CLEAN SHAVES BEST OP HAIR CUTS! Children receive spooial attention either ai the Shop at their house. Your patronage solicited. J. A. GRACE, Barber. BENNETTSVILLE, 8. O. j-Afflicted? ?I lutelj ' innteed to j\ . ,. ezema. Lt<<- b'oroB and chronic akin diseases. 3o-:(i 3 and gol a i> i l age by mail. Manufactured an?! . V: ;jy R. G. DO/?JER, M. D. . I.-.:niberter;, N? C. -THE DIRECT. I I nsroi?'X'iar:, HABT. BENNETTS VILLE & . -AND AIR LINE R Leave Ben netta ville *7.'00 Arrive Oheraw *7.60 DAILY EXCEPT * Direct connections at Ohe: the North, East, South and We The short lino and quiokest timo to Raleigh, Richmond, Washington. Bal Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all poic Tho short lino and quickest time to Co Tam pa, Montgomery, Now Orleans Foi further information call on J. T. ] Oheraw R. ll.. Bennettsvillo.S. C., T. P A.? SEABOABD Aia LINK RV. CHARLES F. 8TEWART, A. G. P t wrm:n I*I n n n ifti n m n mk n m ri <Ti n A - y? Fire Insurance. }? f?Vi?v?k YOUR COTTt.y GUSSI \g against i')3s by iii -y Rutea reason" j able i i best of Compariiea Cull on ur address (office over National Bank) *| A. J. BRISTOW, Agt. K Bennettsville,. 8. 0. KNOX LIVINGSTON. D. WOFFORD WAIT LIVINGSTON & WAIT, Attorneys at Law, BEaWElTS VILLE, So. OA. , Don'tYou Love Plowers? Ii so, and you want some pretty pots of all sizes in which to place them, call at the Hardware store and you can be suited. TASS NOTICE S OFFICE OF COUNTY TBEABURBB, Bonnotaville, S. G., Sept 19, 1903, MOTIOE in hnrAhtr glo?n that tho Hocks W for tho collection o? Toxea^forMarl? boro county for tho tiBcal^gf^ou^e^*^ Jnnaary lat 19?3iSf?Tbo opon nt tho Trca saror's OfBco^ifr-BonnettBvillo on Thursday Octpbej-^th and romain open until Dec ember 3 mt 1903. Tho penalty will be added on all taxes not paid by that date. Tho levy is nu follows : State Tax 5 miliB Ordinary County tax 5 mills Constitutional School tax 3 mills Past Indebtedness I mill Tiling public highway J mill 14J milla moots : UPE01A.L B Antioch U/?aaLy hput, I'pom?t t'svOlo Bri?hfcwilkj l'.ollno.. Lester Tatum Willis CLIO Ebeneser Poll TH V of Oue Dollar on all able bodierl male persons from tho ages of 21 to 60 years. (Ammunition Road Tax of One Dollar on all ahle bodied :<'.alo persons from 18 to 50 years of age. J. H. THOMAS, Treasurer Marlboro County I Nothing has ever equalled it. jj g Nothing can ever surpass it. S 2 millN 3 milln 4 milln ni milln a $ mille 2 ?j milla 4 mills 2I mills 2). mills 2 mills Dr. Sling's ForC ONHVUPTION priea 50c & $1.00 A Perfect For All Throat and Cure : Lung Troubles. Money back If it fails. Trial Bottles free. Strawberry Plants. The Largest Stock in the World. Nearly 100 Varieties. AH the choice, ?luscious kinds, tor the Gorden and Fancy Market. Also ship ping varieties. Also Fruit Trees of all kinda lo growers ni wbnWolo rn.t?-s We will ???v? vi>u half in planting at) orchard. i)< >v i n'.", Asparagus, Rhubarb,''Grape \ itu-.. ' lia Manual, free lei !:-vr.rV oii?;::-.?t!'. > " wau 6uccc?? auu piont. All plants packed to carry across I continent frosh ns whf cataloguo free. S pro logue of Shipping V:.r: den kinds. CONTINENTAL Pl K1TTREL' ti, U tho E. C. MORRISON, Electrician . - Machinist, BOX 57 FLORENCE, S. C. Contractor for faleotricnl work and dealer in Electrical supplies. Hot Ajr Pump ing Enainis and Gas Engines installed. Pipcfiilting aud general machino work August 20, 1003. TRAOC MARKS f DESIGNO COPYRIGHTS AC. Anyone Bonding 1? ?ketch and description may uiilckly iisoortaln our opinion freo whotlior an Invonllon lg probably patentablo. Conimimlr?? . tlon?itrlct;yronOdontlal. Handbook on Patent*' aont f roo. CNdMt naoney for Recuring pntcnta. Patent? takon thronen Munn A Co. rooolvo tpift.it nott?, without chorno. Sn tho Scientific American. A hand?omoly Illustrated weekly. Lnnroit el? ls culntlon of any BOI?^UC Journal. Torin?. M a X roar: finir months. HBP?-' u'n" nowsdoaloriX | 181 Br?sa? iKBt^WaiUlngton, To AILWAY. a. m., a. m., SUNDAY. raw with through traiaB to st. Wilmington, Cbarloltc. Atlanta, limare, Philadelphia, Now York, tts North and East. ilumina? Savannah, Jacksonville, and all points South and West. MEDLIN, agent Bennottsville & o.r address JOS. W, 8TEWABT , Colombia, S. C. '. A'., S. A L, Ry, Savannah, Qa. r WAY so-u-xria:, CHER AW R, R. | 5.00 p. m. 6.00 p. m. ?LI.0 NOVELTY ' ' ..... ? . . MamifaciuHng Works {SHE i :es? ii.'.'titlv Ui.own ac- the L. ' CLIO ?M l.Ji ? .iV'AJN^FOTU; ING CO , will hereafter bo known ss FIE CLIO NOVELTY MANUFACT URING* WORKS," with ;F. H. IVEY >ln owner and director, Thu latest improved wood working laohincs aro being placed for doing au inda of Novelty?work for builders use at ving prices. . . ., Mr. P. A. Hodges is agent at Denne tts ?ile and will take your orders. Oct 23, 1903. rw?pt^a RESTORES VITALITY; Made a Well Man ?roduc^e , " ?tsttlts-fg ?owerfully^.1'1'^^;_ iii. Young iflen^noT?ia nid outhful vigor by using REVIVO. It quic ad surely restores from rlTccIsofshlf-?liu' ese ?ess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, JLOst 'itality, Impotency. Nightly Etntes??jos. Lose 'ower of either sex. Falito;; Memory, Waxi r?jj .iscascs, Insomnia, Nervoiuiicss, which lufits oe tor study, business or iTiii;< UIKA .*.-, : ires by starting at th? s? -.t i f diseuse, he.t ts? (heat Nerve louie and Dioa-i-builde? restores both vitality i\nd sUenglb-ta UV? ci lac an* nervous system, bringing back'... iiiak stow to pol-! .-'ntcU - oi'.ii re?taTini;ibe. i-f youth, ft v,:.rtl.; o'J luounlty rind Corr* .-t?iiiC-5'i--- rr.? h^ftftk^gV^7i??>S^i^lwy'y ;' igRUViV'O, noi t?ar. lt c.v.: ?bo cinriedia. oitci;* By mail, ii.nj ptr.package,i? piala * r.-.pper, or ?1* io.- 4S.*H>. A Ith.? rwslttvo writr: ? in gum nut co to cure or settitA \?L? ?ms?a^j very package. For iree circular address ' loyal Meu1ci?e,Co.?AraS*^ For sale in Bertnettsvitle by J. T. DOUGLAS' &>BRO. Hors Health! For putting in,?rime condition., ny horse or mjfle the best of all emedies is A&hcraft's Condition 'owders. These Powders are wor> l?rfully effective because they cre te appetite, tlie digestion is made lerfect, worms, and parasites de troyed, and the system cleansed if all gross humors. The Pow-' lers fatten but never bloat. Ashcraft's Condition Powders re wrapped in doses. In fact, in heir preparation the same care is ised that a druggist would exer ise in the filling of a physician's rescription. High grade and real rierit is the first consideration. ? Ashcraft's Powders consist of mall doses, prepared from the airest and highly concentrated in ;redients, that have been found eneficial to horses and mules. Ae,hcrnft's C^rditiori IJ>/VWI???,?? lwuys high grade-arc not to ix; lassed with \hf many bulky;good or-evevy thing powders,now on thc iarkel, A sic rnr' Anlicr-aft'?. ??V? kind pde p in doses, and good ioi hordes nd mules only. ''Having :' le<i i min kind? ot COIKIUIIMI TVM ur, i emt side, .vaheraf^fl ..'?.<- :>cst on the :i I L-ilfu pt.-vi-.urv lu rivernw-.-udlu?,' ./-.i,.- !.ud tu^'orner?.--U. TAMP Price 25e. package oh b? SMITH NEWTON. Bennottsville, S. C. MHO HOTEL TONSORIAL PARLOR. THE best workmanship. Bay Rum and Tonic Treatment Tools the best ?nd sharpest Polite attention always assured Three Artists t!n' constant at cnuauco LADIES WORK a Specialty 1 Once a customer, always a customer HATCHER ?V MUDD, TONSORIAL ARTISTS* ? W. BOUC II HOB, , ? Attorney ar Law, Bennottsville, S. C. Office on Darlington Rtrrrit near Po?ta lograpb offioo. January,' 1890.