The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, January 22, 1904, Image 4

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8* A. BROWN - - - Editor] Frioav. January 22, 1904. Snbserlptlon PrlcM Ono year._. ..$1.001 Six months...... .50] Three months?.. .25 PEN AND S CL'S S OR GRAPHS Florence has a double daily} train to Sumt?r. The Legislature adjourned Sat urday to Wednesday. The record of railroad wrecks | is fearful for the new year. Dunn. N.' C., a little town on the Coast Lino n^ar Fayetteville, hud a $75,000 furniture fire last week. Tho trustees of tho Columbia Female college havo decided to) tako Mr. Hyatt's offer and move the college to tho suburbs. The Confederate veterans of the state will wear mourniog for Geo, Gorden until tho next rounioc, by ordur of General Walker. George Francis Train, the' hero ofFinancial Circls, died in New York Tuesday. The making of fertilizers by the stete will enable the farmers to compete with the trust, and get pure food for the sail. Tho Democrat years ago ad vocated the manufacture of com mercial fertilizers by the State. Now tho question is before the Legislature with some hopes that it will be dono in the Penitenifcary. It is never too late to do good. DON'T DO THAT Borne people envey the wealth accumulated by dishonest moth ods. Dont do that. If yon are willing to listen to] gossip you will surely hear it. Don't do that. The man who cannot tell a story is always trying to do it. Don't do that. Failure to make a child happy _ when opportunity oilers is worse ^han 8intul. Don't do that. The^easie?t thing in tho world to do is to deal out good advice all the time. Dont do that. Some men imagine that if they advertise their own virtues the world will ho too intorcsaed to seo their faults. Don't do that. It is easy to acquire tho habit of leaving your smiles at the office and taking your troubles home. Sonic moil waste .so much tioie waiting for somebody td give then a start that 'hey . nth! .'i accomplish anything ifthey wen titA^d. Dont do ti ., lt is yVondorfully easy to speed Hill ?f today thinking about what you will do tomorrow. Don't do that. DOTS FROM KNIGHTS VILLE. Dear Mr. ICilitor:-I liavo been n reader t ? tho dear old Democrat fur mauy years, and have never made np my mind until this morning to drop y-you a few dois, and if they miss the waste basket I may come again. We claim to havo the best country school in the county, controlled by two of your town ladies. We also have tho best mail route in thc county, managed by Mr. Woodie, who ia a clever young man of your town. We have two boys in Woliord Col lege as sinait as ever entered their Mmm^\j?Ts7*??>^t^have s little Covington blood in themTfitsU the rest ia made up of Stauton and UsW. If nny reader doubts this we rel|f Hiern to higher authority. ?i Jan 18, 1904. A A Schojl Boy. DESERVES CREDIT. The following letter will ex plain itself: Columbia Jany, 4, i 004. Mr. R. T. Barfield, Bennettsville, S. C. Dear Sir:-Your letter of the I st instant bas been received and ;n reply will state that Mr. S. i ). Thompson has been written 6! asking him to display the Hags;'or if he had no facilities [oj doing so that he inform me ;i?d the flags would be recalled, ?ould lie ask you for the II igs please turn them over to him, as well as other articles be longing to tho Weather Bureau, ?ich as envelopes, instructions, rds etc. Allow me to return my kind t thanks for the attention you .ve given the Hag display for many years, and have given the matter such conscientious J care, that the people of Ben nettsville owe you n vote of | thanks for what you have done for then/. They are the benefi ciaries of the weather display, not this office, but my duty is to see that the people have the forecasts if (hey want them, and you have given nie most efficient aid in that, and for it I thank you personally. Very ki nd Iv yours, J. W.'BAUKK, Section Director. For Salo Cheap. 3 Feather Beds, 1 Cornish Organ, and 12 Picture Frames. Apply to the New Furniture or[ to .J.J. Neason, Blenheim, S. C, MARLBORO UNION MEETING The Union Meeting of the Baptist church of Marlboro will be held at Brownsville on Sat urdr.y and Sunday Jan 80, 81. PROGRAM SATURDAY-10.80 to 11.30 De . votional Exercise, Organisa- ! tion, aud Miscellaneous Busi ness. 11.30 to 12.30 Discussion S. S Organization, E. P. Eas terling. S. S. Teaching J. J. Lane. 12.30 to 1.30 Recess for Dinner. 1.30 to 2.80 Discus sion, Objeot of the S. S., J. B. Hariall and R. Ford. SUNDAY-10 a. m. to lia. m. S. S Lessons followed by a talk by T. L Crosland. ll o'clock preaching by Rev. E. P. Eas terling. Dots From Bethel. Farmers have commenced work for the new crop with cheerful heart* many for a large crop of potton. Mr. Eugene Breeden of Bennattss ville, was in the Bethel section Sun" day afternoon. Mr. Henry Webster a hustling young mao of B.nnc^tsvilio, was in the Bethel seotion Sunday afternoon He must have been on a "dear" hunt. Marred on Sunday afternoon at the home . of the bride's father Mr. N. F. Bundy, Mr. Tbad^Stubbs ot B ightaville and Miss Bessie Bundy Only a few of the near relativea and hienda were present Rev. F. H. Shuler performed tho. ceremony. May this happy couple live long and al* ways be happy and blessed, and be able to say after twenty years "I did n't commit any act of folly when I married my sweet molly." Mr. C. D. Moore and family of your town was at Bethel Sunday. Rev. Shuter preached at Bethel Sunday morning, Text Mark 10 chap, 17 ver<se. Miss Dora Bundy spent Sunday night with Miss Lobe Buudy. I will close, and if I hear of any thing like a marriage I will let you know. With best wishes Jan 18, 1904 A Farmer. WEY HE WASN'T PROMOTED He watched the clock. Ile was always grumbling. Ho was always behindhand. He asked too many question??. His stock excuse was "I forgot." Ho wasn't ready for the next step. Ho did not put his heart in his work. He learned nothing from his blunders. He chose his friends among his inferiors. He was content, to bea second rate man. He ruined his ability by half doing things. He never dared to act on his own judgement. Ho rlicl not tl mk it M orih while to I Iqarh how. He thought it m\t .oliver td tis' bourse and profane ?{(?ag?. li? i?nit?ted tue habit.-? o 'inen who could stand more than i l.?> '/Vl\?i?.4 ITo ..i . . .' ! a At I Ul. ?um the best part of his salary was cot in his pay envelope. Success. - Daily Memoranda Calender. The re-issue of the Pope bi cycle daily leaf calender may be considered the opening gun pro claiming .he natural and health ful return of bicycling. (Jol- Al bert A. Pope, the founder of our bicycle industries and the pioneer in the Good Roads 'Movement, is again at the head of the bicycle industry, upon the 366 calender leaves are freshly written lines, from tho pons of college presi dents, doctors, clergymen states men, and other eminent men and women, all of them enthusiasti cally supporting bicycling. Half of each leaf ia blank for memoran da. This calender is fresh at the Pope Manufacturing Company's stores, or any of our readers can obtain it by sending five 2-cent stomps to the Popo Manufactur ing Co., Hartford, Conn., or 143 Sigel Street. Chicago, 111. A Question ol' Law. A judge of one of the United States circuit courts has a ? year old niece of whom he is very proud. A few days ago she came to him and said with a very serious air: "Uncle, there is a question about law I want to ask you." "Well, dear, what is it?" pa tiently inquired the judge. "Uncle, if a aman had a pea cock and it went into ano there man's yard and laid an egg, who would the egg belong tor' The judge smiled indulgently and replied: "Why the egg would belong to the man who owned the peacock, bul he could be prosecuted for trespassing if he went on the other property to get it." The child seemed very much interested in the explanation, and then observed, innocently: "Uncle did it ever occur to you that a peacock couldn't lay an egg?"-New York Times. She-After all you canuot deny that women aro bolter than men. Ho-Oh, I don't know. The good book doesu't say anything about seven devils being cast out of a man. She-No. of course not; he has every otic of them yet.-Cincin nati Inquirer Cobwigger-r-Worc you rearly pleased that the women n/3$t door had a new coat ? Mrs Cobwigger-Not at first, my der, but I was aa soon as I foung out that it wasn't rea! fur. -Judges SEABOARD BETTERMENTS. Tbs Seaboard Air Lino Railway takes pleasure in announoing to v' e traveling public the following im proyements iu the equipment of their passenger traine: Oo and after December 1st, 1903, the Cafe care on trains NOB. 31 and 34 viill bo operated between Hamlet and Jacksonville, instead of between Hamlet and Sa van nah', as heretofore. On and after December .5th, 1903, tho Pullman Bleeping cars on-trains Nos. 27 and CG will be operated be tween Jersey City and Tampa, Fla., instead of between Jersey City and Jacksonville, as heretofore. A LOYO Letter. Would not interest yon if you're looking for a guaranteed Balve foo Bores, Burns or Pile?, otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo , writes: "I suffered with aa ugly sore for a year, but a box of Buoklen'a Arnica Salvo oared mo. I'la tho best salve on earth 25c nt J. T_ Douglas & Bro Drug store. Can't be Beat. Music hath charms to soothe savage breast. So has money; A word of oheer may comfort the distressed, 80 may money: The silent grave brings peace to thone who sigh, Love leeds glad brightness to the tear- dimmed eye, Faith moves the mountain whose crest cleaves theeky, So does money. Wisdom is nn overmuch for strength, * So is money; Fair efforts win the world's re gard at length, So does money: Hope spreads a charm upon the Homely face, Change raises fools to power and to place, The distant sun still holds the world in space, So does money, -Chicago Kecord-Herald. Daily Me morn, nda Calender Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fine lot of Geraniums, Begonias uerns, Talms and other plants, well rooted, that she desires to sell Cuttings 25c per dozen. Unclaimed Lettors Letters addressed to tho following named demons remain uncalled for at the poBt office in Bennottevilte : Women's List. Rillar Pegues, Roda Nersey, LoneyLide, Nancy Lowry. SHERRIFF SALES. -U i STATE OF fOTiTM OARR,TTN> ?o?hh bf' lurlboro-Ooiirt Cow u?qn Pie m ?c P&\RSCN? "i / .ttgaiass" I'OV.Kftt Jitr.XiNS, \ : ... j_- ..j virtue of a warrant or \j foreclosure issued by James A. Drake, Olerk, IQ the above stoaod action I have seized and will s' il before tho Court JIouso door in Bennettsvillo during legal sale hoars on the fi ret Monday in February next, to tho bigbeBt biddor for cash two bales of lint cotton levied upon aa the property of Forest Jenkins I will soil same to satisfy the lion in said action and costs inoidunt to said Boiz ure. Terms of sale cash. J. B. GREEN, s M. c. Citation For Letters of Administration STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MAnLBORo' COUNTY-By Milton McLaurin, Judge of Probate. WHEREAS, Robert T. Jackson bas made Buit to mo to grant unto him Letters of Administraci?n of tho Estate and Effects of Campbell Weatherly de* ceased. Those are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Campbell Weatherly, doa'd, that tboy bo and appear before me in the Court of Probato to be held at .Tienne tts ville, on the 30th day of January 1904, aftor pub lication tboreof, at 11 o'clock in tbn fore? noon, to show cause, if any they have why said administration should not bo granted. Given under my hand, this 18th day of January A. D., 1904. MILTON MCLAURIN, Jany 21, 1904. Judye of Probate. CLERK'S SALE. FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County ol Marlboro- Court Common Pleas. JAMES NEELY. Plaintiff, against ELIZA NEELY. WILLIAM NEELY, and Others, Defendants. Complaint /or Partition and Relit/. IN Obedience to a Decretal Order ol Sale granted in the above entitled action, dated January 71h, 1904, and signed by His Honor R. C. Watts, Judge of the 4th Judicial Circuit, I will sell before thc Court House door in Ben p.ettsville, on the first Monday in Feb. ruary next, to the highest bidder, FOR CASH, all that certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying, situate and being in the Town of Clio, in the County and State aloresaid, containing Twp Acres, more 01 less, bounded on the South by Public Road leading from Clio to Red Bluff, on the North by lands ol T. N. Edens, on the East by lands of Martha J. Edens, on the West by lands ol T. N. Edens-being one acre wide on Public Road, and two acres deep Tim same to be divided, by a line drawn perpen dicular to the Red Bluff and Clio Road, and sold in two separate lots ol ONE ACRE each, as specified in said Order. Terms ol Sale CASU, ll the purchaser lails to comply with the terms of sale, the said lands will be resold on the same or some subsequent salcsday at the risk of the purchaser. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk of Court Marlboro Counly. Bonnottfiville, Jan- 9, 1004. E8part of County Su?Hrvisor for Quarter Ending December 31, 190? . WARRANTS DR?WII OH ORDINARY FUND. kian ; For What Paid. Road work I Auditor's salary physician and lunacy Date Oct 2 To Whom Paid Luther Fletcher, 4 i l - O I Sherrill, U Dr. J F Kinney, 446 A J Matheson, ?16 Mrs A U Easterliog, i IV C P Thomas, 448 O A. Brown, 449 Theo JJ. Breeden,' 450 T L Crosland, 4.51 York Rogera,_ 4V? J G Campbell, 453 Excelsior Hdw Co., 454 M W Duvail, 456 Champion road mao. Co, 4?<> Joye ph H David, 457 Flora lie eso, 458 John H Thomas, 459 J T Douglas Bro., 4(50 J D Hayes, 401 J W Griggs, 462 Bennettaville Hdw Co . 463 M E Coward, - 4G4 Oct 16 J B Green, 475 Nov 6 Alex Quick, 476 Luther Fletcher, 477 J D Hayes, 478 Flora Reese, 479 C B Crosland Co.. JO Dr. J. F. Kinney, 81 W M Atkinson, 8 C L D Telephone Co 483 Mrs A G Easterling 184 M E Coward, 485 TR Gibson, 180 George Prince, C A Mooro, 487 W H Kirkwood, 488 McD M >rr?8on, 439 J A Drake. 49$491 CI Sherrill. D W McColl, 493 Joel Parish, 404 R J Rivers, 495 TL Crosland, 491 John Haithcock, 498 B F Moore, 199. Charley Odom, 500 J H Thomas, 501 C D Easterling, C A Brown, Champion Machine Co. 51 J S Mclnno.., 505 Simon Strauss, 506 Dr. J. L. Jordan, 507 J R Hencgan 60S Marlboro W. Groe'. . 509 I Nov. 14 Rank of Marlboro 611 B&CRRCo., 512 J P Henegan, 513 J R Pegues Dr. J. A Falsos, Rev. E P. Easterlies 0:6 W S Rowe, 517 W W Irby, W A Smith, - George W~ Douglat 520 James Bennett, 521 T M Newton, 2 N C McLaurin, J H Gibbes, 1 M Haig, A C Pean on, J P Hencgan, C D Odom, it) Doo. 4 J P Henegan, Eb Jones, J A Calhoun, S3! Alex Quick, W J AtkioBon, H L McL. ii in, ? J ilayfii . l?i,J Woodley ?S&'.' W ll Wood! m. H W Carroll, m ? M ?1 Coward. W Breod?r?? C D Easterling, Flora Reese, J D Hayes; R and C R R Co., Dr. A 0 Everett, J E Huestesa, M J Hayes, Marlboro Democrat. Charlie Odom, Simon Strauss, I M Rounds, W L Stanton, J H Thomas, Lo(i rand & Pond, T Ii Croslond, C I Sherrill, E A Patterson, Z T Pearson, E W Breeden, J F McLaurin & Sot'. O W McEacbern, Harmon Odom, J D Stanton, Dec 12 ll L McLeod, J H Thomas, 18 J R Pegues, ?V B McLaurin A J Matheson Luther Fletcher. Geo W Waddell T M Bolton, J A Drako, J C Hyatt, J M Hyatt. C A Rrown, Henry Crosland, E J Woodley, 7, T Pearson, A L Parham, Mrs A G EaBterlibg, W W Parham, O M Weatherly A K McIntyre, D D Stubbs, C S Evans, M R Nieholsop, C A Mooro, II H Hubbard, Deo. 31 Bnnk of Marlboro, J D Hayes, Flora Reese, J R Green, 634.6? J B Or J B Gi 5'J7 ?'.ti, 5<>9 500 001 I <V(2 ' 603 . 6Q4 605 606601 bu? coo rin GU c?31 Mi! 63 ? .5,637 Ireep, 638,63 Iraca, Q4g.<H9?<U'J Joseph T Covington, Bank of Mailboro, W A Adams. C S McCall, 050, Planters National Bank M E Coward, John K Fletcher, Jas. T. Covington, J A Drake, ,V 1( Thomas, W L Stanton, ??4 655 coo wi Road work. ?launer claim umber account Eauper claim auiing clay on road lunney account refund commutation tax hauling clay on road paint, hardw Co, corn and oats tor stock repairs for machine, lumber account euokiug for paupers salary and stamps blank books, &c, pauper claim, ?fcc, constable salary hardware account Balary, freight, &c, conveying account work on road, work on road, - pauper account, cooking for paupers pauper account, county physician hauling on road, ?fcc, rent court house phone, pauper claim and corn, salary, freight, express, pauper account, refund commutation tax pauper account lumber account Lumber account ?fcc. salary, corn and fodder salary, wood and stamps, clearing obstruction in road Board of Equalization, lumber account magistrate and cons sal, cutting logs from road lumber account constable salary Balary, stamps, &a, magistrate salary pauper claim repairs for machine blacksmith work lunacy account dissecting and testifying work on road corn, hay, &c., draft for corn freight on corn work on road work on road dissecting and testifying, Board of Eqalization, lunacy and wood account, magistrate salary hay account, pauper account work on road, repairing bridge refund commutation tax repairiug bridge r.nd wood two cords wood court house pauper account work on road lumber account work on the road hauling OD road magistrate Balary work on thc Joad magistrate salary magistrate salary constable salary " hauling cit? th s road ,'uu.iCe. and M bur pauper account salary, wood, o>c., corn ?ot coua.., stock magistrate salary cookie and washing, paupers pauper account freight account post mortem aad mileago repairing bridges sewing for paupers drioting account constable salary, &o., iuoaey account ihoeing mules, &o.. .alary as supt of education jury, witness and constables wo cords wood for C H., Magistrate salary and wood mlury as Auditor epairing beidgo umber account, iay for block om, oats, &o., epairing pump jail 7ork on - " '/,... un tho road tn* jor account ' s witness and constables ?ari work : umber load work work on tho road latrcsscs for paupers rick for tho poor farm ood for office mstablo salary ork on the road luper account jailing up court house jod tor the court house tiper account ; .uling aud tileing a ditoh qper account . uper account irchandiso. funding commutation tax, il?strate salary .tasv anu pu.. ..'.-'?m pa iper account ' aper account .tiling and putting in tiling, rowed money aper account king and washing, paupers, . .ry and jail roport roport roport pair mulos N?. t? Ind. Rd. Moobi ne Co., /ulo for pauper, fl 1 and mcrchandiso not-3 in favor G. R. Mao. Co. ry and mileage ry and rpiloago y and mileage, y account y, wood and stamps. y, Btamps aud stationary Amount 184 55 22 26 13 00 7 00 900 20 00 10 00 16 65 5 29 1 00 5 00 236 23 14 00 10 50 19 44 7 40 22 76 1 10 41 00 10 00 40 73 68 27 26 80 124 45 196 53 46 25 7 00 10 00 8 00 14 25 2 00 8 00 66 58 14 00 1 00 8 00 3 60 5 18 137 20 23 67 50 2 00 9 ll 21 66 75 5 25 12 80 26 90 16 66 7 00 3 75 6 70 5 00 10 00 8 49 52 96 24 79 8 96 22 75 35 35 30 00 7 80 7 50 4 16 7 50 9 00 3 40 5 00 1 00 1 50 6 00 15 00 22 40 61 23 9 05 9 25 37 50 59 30 25 00 2 00 0'J J.; 4 00 15*66 7 00 43 75 5 02 15 35 3 00 10 30 32 35 8 45 10 00 2 65 300 00 882 25 6 00 17 16 22 25 "4 00 ! I? 50 17 41 73 1 Ol) 7 30 45 70 82 84 125 90 28 22 13 71 G 00 78 40 2 50 2 25 3 25 15 00 7 00 16 00 2 00 2 25 24 00 3 00 3 00 11 00 54 25 1 00 12 49 20 0 8 iii 8 u 3 00 2053 ? 13 7. 7 Ou 1972 21 125 80 317 40 400 00 90 00 3 00 1363 27 93 60 59 08 101 60 85 80 125 00 28 25 73 00 Respectfully 1, M. E, C Supervisor M C. Nothing gives as large retu proportion to space covered and labor expended as a well kept strat bed planted in really choice var Let all in need of plants read Continental Plant Co., in thia I They offer also all kinds fruit tr PURE BRED BUFF BOO? Thrifty, Reliable and Profit; The Buif Plymouth Rock is the .'? for flrofit. The time lor setting tor >. Spring brood is near at hand and lo ..' ' eggs so as to have them ready wh? season opens, you should pl cc ord once ano state date ol deftv it y, Setting ol is Egg? $lJo D. A. C?X I N Jan s, 1.304. Gib: >n, K, CE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. state ol John R. Webster. NG this day filed In the Probate ge's office Marlboro county our turn as Executors ol the Estate lt. Webster, notice is hereby at vre will apply to said Court on th< ay ol February 1904. tor a final e as such Executors D. D. MCCOLL, B. J. DupgK, Qualified Executors, tsville, S. C., jan. 4, IQ04. JUNIPER POLES' ?ropared to supply telegraph ono polos from 30 feet down t short notice, oiin R F. D. ti . 1903. Address me A. J. Jones. Peruvian Guano. r> remove pny doubts aa to the genuineness of the Peruviai Guano handled and sold by me, the following letter was sem to the Inspector at Clemson College : Hon. H. M. STAOKHOUSE, Clemson, S. C , As you are undoubtedly aware, Peruvian Guano is again being im? ported into the United Htates. and as large quantities ot this natural Bird Ma. nure is coming to Charleston for distribution among South Carolina farmers, tin interest ol all the State is awakened, and inquiries arc daily being received con? corning the genuineness of the article. To protect the farmers and the dealers and the many interests involved in the matter, it is certainly most important thal all doubts concerning the analysis, etc., should be set at rest, and we nave receiv ed numerous requests that an urgent plea be forwarded to your College, that a representative be sen: to Charleston to be present at the time of entering ot thc cargoes to satisfy himself regarding the nature and source ot the material hy in spection ot the cargo and by interviewing the crew ot the vessel and examining its log. Also to satisfy himself that the method of drawing samples from the vessel tor the purpose of analysis is just and fair. We the undersigned therefore respectfully request that you send a representa, tive to Charleston lor thc above mentioned purpose, on or about the 4.U1 January, at which time the first steamer is expected to arrive hom Peru, and about thc 7th of February, when the second cargo is due. Yours respectfully, B.E.MOORE, Jan I, 1904. Agent for Malboro and Scotland Counties. t&- A FEW TONS ON. HAND YET FOR SALE. Later-I haye a letter from Mr. Stackhouse stating that a representative In spector ot the College would visit Charleston ior the purpose requested. Our INTe-w- Line -THE DIRECT WAY-? asroiarJ?i3:, SOTJTH, EASrJ. WEST. BENNETTSVILLE & CHER AW R. R. -AND - AIR LINE RAILWAY. Leave Bonnettsville *7.00 a. m., Arrive Cheraw 5.00 p. m. 6.00 p. m. *7.50 a. m., DAILY BXOBPT SUNDAY. * Direot connections at Cheraw with through trains to the North, East, South and West. The ?hort line and quickest time io Wiimineton, Chorlotto, Atlanta, Raleigh, Riohinood. Washington, Bultirnore, Philadelphia, Kew York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East. The Fhort lino anl quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South and Weat. Foi further information edi on J. T. MEDLIN, agesi Be?ti?titivi?e cc &? Cheraw R. R.. Bennettsvillo.S. C., or address JOS. W, STEWART |^ T. P A., SEABOABD AIB LINE RV., Columbia, S. C. jw CHARLES F. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A L, Ry, Savannah, Ga. || illili! -O i Do You want A GRAIN DRILL? If so, Get The Best. We sold in this County last season ELEVEN of the " Far mer's Favorite Grain Drills," and every one ol them gave "^erfect satisfaction. We guarantee them [o jilease P0"'1 whal st *nc of our customers have to say : MR. P. A. H . G ES, I am very much pleased with ibo '"Farmers Favorite Grail Drill" bought of you last reason. I have planted my crops of Oats, Wheat, Pcai and Sorgum C ine, and it has niven rac Bacfsfmiion. Where 1 havo boen patting Four Bu-diols Oats when ?owed with hand, I dod Two and a Hali' Busbeia i.s hum ciont when sowed with Drill. Slgucd J. F. BREEDEN. This is to eertify that we planted our crop of smill graiu with the "Furmcr' Favorite Grain "Drill" last seofion and are pleased with it in every particular. Wi planted as much as ?ix bushels Red Rust Proof Oats per aero, and in everA* instanc it gavo us a perfect stand, and has given entire satisfaction. We- heartily recom mend it. Signed T, S. and E. W. EVANS. MR P. A, HODGES The "Farmer's Favorite Grain Drill" bought'of you ha given entire satisfaction, and I heartily recommend it. Signed J. C. HAMER. ooo 00000 00000000? See us if you Expect to Buy a DRILL. 7/"??ii' *?^?O*?/^^>/-/??//7T? Hopi 10, 1903. J. T. DOUGLAS. 0. J. T. DOUGLAS & BROTHER, Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in l^ure Jg) rn g s and patent Jj^edicines, Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies, Faimts, Oils, Tarnish, Brashes, GLASS and PUTTY. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, --o ISP descriptions carefully compounded at all lioun and guaranteed to be of the Purest Uruga and ai .reasonable prices, A full line Garden Seed & OnSon Sets. Thankful past libe ral patronage we solicit a continuanceof sam 11 PJGLM & BRO. January 1, ?(K)2. \?.T THE OLD STAND. TUT FACE VALUE of our jewelry is much greater than the prices we are asking for it. This, however does not imply arly lack ol value . in our goods. . On .the contrary, every article is fully guaranteed as to quality. Your own eyes will tell you that it is all that artistic taste and the dictates of fashion can command. We make" a specialty:of fine watch re?, pairing, Also Jewelry ot all descrip tions. S. J. PEARSON, . Next door to PostofEce.' MAIN STJRBT TONSOSIM: PAELOS. Tnnio DOOR rn OM An VMS HOUSE. 5 THE best workmanship. Bay Rum and Tonic Treatment Tools the best and sharpest. Polite attention always assured Three Artists in constant at endance LADIES WORK a Specialty 1 .unce a customer, always a customer HATCHER & MUDD, TONSORIAL ARTISTS. WE STILL FEED THE HUNGRY ? / Wni?H in town and you want'a' good meul, remember we caa eervo you. A good meat for 25c. . .Restaurant north of the .Market. FRESH OYSTERS in evory Btyle, D. J. BRAYBOY. Bennettsviils & Cheraw Railroad. Commeuoing Monday Nov. 9, V??3, and until further notice, trains between Cheraw and Beanetlstillc will be op?rai on the following rhedulo, daily except Sunday : WEST BOUND FItOM BB-VNETTSVtLLE TRAIN 43 TRAIN 33 Lsavo Bopri?Tt?Vi|lo Leave Everett's 1 Leave Kollock's Arrive Cheraw Leave Bennet'BV?IIO Leave Everetts Leave Kollock's Arrive Cheraw " 6 45 a m 7 25 a m 7 40 a m 7 50 a m 4 00 p m 5 30 p m 5 50 p m 6 00 p m. F-AS^ TWTVD FROM ^RKRAW. THAI N' fRAlN Loavt! Cheraw Louve bCoJIock'i? jLeavu i.w. Arrive* K .MUeu-. il Leave ?Chora w Lcavu fetlock - Leave Ever ct i'." K io o m ii S 20 a 'ii ? a :-:-iiTs c 9 00 nw-. 'J 25 p in : uv' P Ul,,>. ? 50 p m ArriveBcnnettsvi?e 10 20 pm A. G. PAGE, SDPT. Cheraw, Nov. 7, 1903. REVIVO r^trm^rf RESTORES VITALITY. 1st Day. 15th Day. THE GREAT 30tr? 1 Made a Weil Man of Me? ay. FRENCH REMEDY, Produces thc above results in 30 DAYS. It acta powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail. Young men and old men will recover the youthful vigor by using REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores from effects of self-abuse ox excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Lott Power of either sex, Failing Memory, Wast?ng Distases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits one lor study, business or marriage. It not only cures by starting nt the scat of disease, bnt Is * Great Nerve Tonic and Blood-Builder and restores both vitality and strength to tha muscular and nervous system, bringing back the pink glow to palo cheeks and restoring tha Ure of youth. It wards off Insanity and Cen? sumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on bar ine BBVIVO. nr? rtther It can fte earrled 'n Veit pocket, B, mail, i?.oo per pockngi ia plain trrapp*.-rjj'oi sis ior rp i's, with a i?csiti\ .i writ* (cn ran to CHU or r... iii l?,r ti iu,.y [Q every package. 7or (1 ;c circuiur address Nothing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. Dr. King's New Discovery For C?l?^i0 Vi'i?... ! A Perfect For Aii Throat and Cure : Lung Troubles. Money back If lt falls. Trial Bottles free. 60 YEAHS? EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS AC Anyono condina 1? Meet ch nwt description ron? rmtoUf MUWrUln our ?Violon freo whether a? invention is pronely rmtcntaMo. S^TSSH?SS: tim" .-ictly confidential, nnnoboolc on r?U>ata BBiUfreo. Oldest Muency iorseoiuinanatonu. l'ntont? taken throimh Munn Vt <-<>. recotTO tprcial nofl<v, without chanto, lu tua Scientific American. /.handsomely Illustrated weekly. 1?nr??*t,'ll" MUNN&Co.36,Bro?d^Hew York Branch Omeo. ?55 V Rt,. WMhlogtou. I'. 0?