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THE MARLBORO DEMOCRAT 8. A. BROWN - - - Editor Fridav. March ll. 1904. Subscription Prier: One year.S 1.00 Six months.50 Three months.25 HOMICIDE AT KKl) SPRINGS Both Young Men from Marlboro. News was received herc late Sun day evening of Hie shooting of Adolphus Jackson by Alonzo Weatherly near the town of Red Springs on Sunday morning. Both of these young men arc from Marl boro. Mr. Jacks?ii is a slop son of Mr. Daniel McDuflic, a well known farmer. Mr. Weatherly is a son of Mr. Cornelius Weatherly who moved from this county to Red Springs several years ago. Thc real cause of thc d i (lieu 1 ty is not yet known. Roth have families and arc cousins. Weatherly stated when arrested that he shot in defence, as Jackson had told him he was going to kill him. lt is also stated that after shoot ing Jackson, Weatherly drove out to Sc u Motown, whore he shot and killed a woman. After this shoot ing he started for South Carolina, but was not captured until Monday morning near Rowland. He says he docs not remember shooting thc woman as he was too drunk. From Whites Creek. M.. Editor: - ? will try to give you a few lines to day. Thc people are working you never s w thu like, some clearing new ground, s une plowing and sonic burning logs. Mr. ?J. II Hatcher moved to Mr. J. ?. Munre'son tho 7th. Ile is going to run a Black H nilli Shop for Mr Mooro. I think the peuple arc nearly dunc Bowing oats, us ibo weather has been very fine for the wink. ? heard a fellow s.ty thai Ucneral Green had made his appcaiat.ee. I saw Mr. Hunter to-day but 1 did not sec his gobbler. I guess tho poor bird is nearly worn out grabbling herbs. Mr. Alex Pcrhccoth's home caught mi lire last week and much damage was done. Ho said tho only thing lie could lind for his burnt let was a bottle of Japanese oil. The price, of Hour is scaring our peuple, bul wc still lia ve sonic coru. Tobacco wili cut no ice up lu re this soasen. One man has already pulled down his I ?ba.''. ! > ii fj??K?tjT F?K tft ?S ' fl Ki . The negro who stole Pr. Palo's horse sometime ago at Gibson, X. C., has not been captured, neither thc horse and buggy boon recovered. All good people should bc willing to assist in thc capture of so bold and desperate character. Tho Nc groc's name is Rube, alias Lot brr McCrimmon, and is a noted horse and cotton thiel', having been in Norllt Carolin:! and South Carolina Penitentiaries, also on flu; Chain Gang and in flu; Penitentiary in Georgia. Mu hosts of being able to brake out of any prison, having escaped from all these prisons and several chain gangs. There arc scv-v oral rewards for him, :i( ibis time in thc di der cn I States. A few years ago bc stolen horst? and buggy from a Mr. McLeod, in Marlboro County, wagon from Mr. McQueen and a bald of cotton from Maj. Wooton, in Scotland County, selling it for thc cash. Afterwards stold a mule and carl from a negro in Robeson County, a bale of cotton fruin Mr. Smith, carried it lo Fayetteville, where be was captured, convicted and sent to the penitentiary. lie escaped, stuhl another horse and wagon. 11 e broke uni ol' jail, at Kinslou, X, C., on January, IStb 1904, where ile was placed for horse, buggy and coll?n stealing, stold ahorse immediately and drove thc horse down. Ile left ibis horse at Dr. Pale's at Gibson, X. ( '., and stuhl the Dr's line buggy horse, IICW buggy,- harness and lobe. Thc horse is a high braded animal, would attract attention anywhere, bay, len years old, white nose, sonic while bair on bis forehead, I one white foul, shut! in froid and carries himself well, I Hack har ness, with square nickle rings on saddle, new blind briddlc willi white ccreloid trimings. A good fop buggy, piano box, painted black, cracked on left side of bed, "Ellis" make bf Kin-don, \, ('. The ne gro is dark, about live feel, icu in ches high, slightly sloop shouldcd, broad front leclbj wide --pare be tWCCCII them and lias a mustache. Dr. Pale will pay Twenty Five Dollars, for information, leading to recovery of horse. The Citizens of Gibson oiler $100.00 (ur (be negro, and thc S. ('. Penitentiary author ities oller $50,00. This "is a des perate negro and should be captur ed as soon as possible. W rite to Dr. W. T. Pate. Gibson, N. G. Your money back if 1 b iggs does not intcrtain you. o, p, rn, next Monday at ( iou ri House Thc l illi is (be time. The Coin1 House is thc place. Those in search of an hour of solid enjoyment must bc on hand at 8 p.m. A HANDY PLANT FRAME. Rnxily Made and With ii Convenient Device lu the Way of n Cover. There ero ti great many people who lake an Interest in gardening whose In comes and positions do not admit of their having n greenhouse. A number of gardening enthusiasts thus plaecd do, however, possess a garden sash or HALF OF TUE OUTEE FIIAME Ol'ENED. two, and there are others still who would and could possess them were lt not for the tedious work during cold weather of covering and uncovering the sash lights, shoveling snow and other disagreeable things. The illustration herewith presented depicts ri handy, simple and Inexpensive device. We lake au ordinary garden frame of four Ugh ts, the average proportion being Oby lH feet, oneil sash being six feet long hy three feet wide. At the buck the frame ordinarily stands three feet high and eighteen inches high in front. Around this ordinary frame ive have to make an outer finnie of rough planking, leav ing ti space between the two of eight een inches, which has to be tilled In aft erward with fresh leaves, stable ma nure ol' litter, preferably stable manure mid leaves mixed. Hinged to the back of the outer frame, as shown in thc illustration, we Lave a permanent cover for the top. This ls also made .if rough planking, is nine feet long, three or six feet wide, as de sired, ?ind six or nine inches thick. As will be seen from the Illustration, this is merely a frame packed full of salt hay. Al Hie back of the outer frame and nine or ten Inches away from lt ls Unaly placed an upright post 0 hy 0 inches and rising abie feet above the lop of the outer fraine. On the top of iliis post a pulley Is fixed; a wire ls run from #lie front of the outer cov ering over the top of the pulley and attached to :i weight at the back. This weight can be of any rough material so long as it counteracts or balances thu weigh I of the covering, lt ls mere ly in aid in raising and lowering the covers in the same way as window sashes aro raised. This ls very much superior to mais or litter, which many people still use, and the danger of breaking glass is done nwtfy with. Moreover, on a bright day when the covers aro raised-being at the hack >r north side < !* the frame-they act as n sheller, ni ld air can bo much more safely adie ted. With sucli a frame and covering the season for growing lettuce in frames n INNER EUA M E. can be greatly extended. Parsley and violets can be kept nicely all winter, and work ?'an be resumed much earlier in spring. In the illustration one guide post and wire are shown for the raising and lowering of two covers. This slm plilies the illustrations, but if it is de sired one eau be used for each sash, :md in such cases tile covers could lie made stronger.- .lames T. Scott In American < ! arden lng. Seed Tobnuco. If you ?i?e growing a special variety ol" tobacco, either cigar lille:-, wrapper, chewing tobacco, snuff or cigarette to bacco, grow from the highest gnuie seed from the section that ls most adap table lo the variety that your soil and climate ?ne suited to. Take the cigar tobacco. Wc want ?air filler tobaccos of the southern stales or the semitropical climate raised from seed from the Vuel ta AbnJii district of Cuba. There is where the world's highest grade tiller tobacco for cigar purposes ls raised. Wrapper tobaccos can tie grown lu this climate from Hu? same seed that Is used for tiller as it ls in Cuba. Still, there ls a great deal of our soil more adapted lo raising a high gnuie wrapper from ibo Sumatra seed, which should coime from Ute llelhl district of Sumatra. If yon are going to raise a high grade of chewing tobacco go to the section of Kentucky, Virginia or North Carolina that grows the highest commercial to bacco and get y our seed there. The same applies to any tobaccos of any of our slates. I.. II. Sholfer, Texas. Cnhbnfrc IMnntn. Sow seed of Jersey Wakefield lu tints lilied willi light, loamy soil the last of 1 VI unary. Sow thinly, cover lightly and place the boxes in a gentle hotbed rn- any warm, sunny situation. When llie plants are strong transplant them into Hats one and a half Inches apart eiieli way. As growth begins gradual ly expose them to tlie open air on all favorable days. I.?ito In March remove io a enid frame and harden oil' before sen HIL; them in the open ground.-Hai ley. A (?crinan specialist says: A wotnon is a (lower, and was formed ns follow-; The irreal Creator tojk thc roundness ol' the moon, the undulating curves of the serpent, (lie grncefiillness of the creeping plant, (lie light slavering, of tlie grass blade, the slenderness of lin willow, thc velvety softness of all the Howers, thc lighlnes of Mowers, the gentle gaze of the dae, the liolie-otneness ol the dancing sunboam, the fears of the cloud, tho in constancy of the wind, llie timidity of the har;, the vanity of thc peacock, the hardness of diamonds, ibo sweetness of honey, thc cruelty of the tiger, the heat ol'the lin1, the chill of thc snow, the c uk li rig of (he parrot, the cooing of llie turtle dove: all these he mixed togother, and made woman." Don't You Love FloworsV Il so, and you nunt some pretty pols of all sizes in which to place them, call nt the Hardware store ind you can bc .suited. _? COMING AGAIN! -THE SWISS BELL RINGERS Court House, March 23. We are pleased to announco that tho "Charity Coramillro" of tho Beu nettsville Relief Association have se cured anotner visit of the Wells Grcenawalt SWISS BELL RING ERS, a high class Musical Novthy En ertainnient and Concert Company, and they will ho in B"nnettsvillc Wednesday night the 23d, for one night only. They never inil to draw a crowd, and you see Mr. J. A. Drake and se cure tickets early. Carries Mail Now. The Bennettsviile and Cheraw train now handles mail, and our business men are offered a fine service. Letters arriving ou the 9 30 morning train can be answered and replies sent off on thc evening train for the north, south, east and west. AU unnccees9ary delays can be avoided by thia new service. Small Pox at Lester. We are reliably informed that there are two or more eases of small < pox at Lester among thc colored people. A physician of Gibson lins been down and saw one rase and says it is small pox. Some steps should be taken to quarantine tho persons having it. We learn it broke out in the colored school at Lester. Small pox is also reported down in Red Bluff. IN MEMORIAM. MRS. A. W. MCINTYRE. Death ?3 always sad, but when it comes so suddenly and through such intense suffering, and with so much to live lor, it is doubly so. Such was the ending of the beautiful life of Mrs McIntyre, who, while supported iii the arms of ber eldest son passed from earthly sorrow to t'ne joys of beaven Jan, 4th 1904. ( She was the eldest daughter of Joel < and Catherine Parish. At an early age she made a profession of faith in Christ and united with Carolina Pres byterian church. She was happily united in marriage to Mr. A W. McIntyre in the your 1879, and to them were born eight children six sons and two daughter She leaves to mourn their loss, ndevo ted husband, seven children (one little boy bad gone before) nnd a largo cir cle of relntivcs and friends. Several years ago she united with the Methodist church to which h~r husband belongs. In her daily life, in every rclathn, as daughter wife and mother, she has left an example of unselfishness, ten derness and helpfulness-giving ntl ther cate or sorrow to father or moth pj tTio and tende? eat lov? t? hti.'Ktt' i and children. Win ?iii url (otil?se wi i ?ure left ist biri'. '.ry ul ri.mh .i lifu and iii'- nj? . .?' lier ] id ; - afery ii'iiii bless i lund, So free from uti worrow and pain For aha han gone whore hor Redeem ir is. In that fair City on thc othor side And ut tho threshold nf bia pa'aoji Hos loosed lier sand iii ever to abide. Our partings here are but for nlitl'e while; may we who are left so live that when we lie down in sleep, we will awake willi thosa who have gone before. A F. .end. Smith. Charley is troubled with the big head ?loues.-Oh, 1 don't think it troubles Charley any. It is other people who do the sn tiering. Boston Transcript. Jim.-Say, if you'll notice, you'll seo that most of these big Wall street men started ou a farm. Sam.-Yes, and that is where they learned to water stock. Princeton Tiger. Hello, Si ! Did your son learn anything at business college? Wal, I duno. He hadn't been home two days before be beat nie in a horse trade; but I don't know whether ihnt was education or just heredity. A Mother's Joy is in her baby and it is with feelings ol mingled pride ?nd regtet that she watches him grow .mt of hin babyhood We cnn presei ve the remembrance ol how he looked nt bis sw. etest. Bring him to Our Studio ind let ns ni ike u dozen of our carbo nate photos of him 11 will not (uki; long ir cost much and von wi'l have some (bing lo show him when he dandles his nvii baby on his |knec. WILCOX S I U DIO, Next Door to Douglas Drug Store Mcb 10, 190 1 em/'//.-" THE BEST SERVICE. TUB WI I. M IN< ?TON STE^M LAUN imv is prepared to guarantee the life and finish of your Linens. Prompt service and quick returns. No shoddy work sent out. Wo ?linly to ph use A trial will prove it. Then let lia have your next order, which will bc sent for and delivered. Yours for better Laundry service. VANCK TATUM, A gt. A C I. Depot Rfib ittt'?vtl?? t?. ?... 7TDI? "DT ! ? I ' M with the BEST G-OODS RlXLj n?hbmj at the BEST PRICES, Which means that your wants can better| supplied, at better prices here than elsewhere. WE propose fi ' llEET COMPETITION in Every De partment. A yisii will prove it. Experience and money can accomplish anything in the business world. We have both, iind have put Ihcm tn practical use . .. / Two lew Departments. ^Millinery anti Drss-Making.Wp Dui Dress Good- ' . r.. tent is loaded with all that's to be had in Black and ( (ored Wo? len Goods-Newest Weaves, New est Patterns. b o have to show. Voiles, Eolians, Pean de Crepe Silk Mohairs, Heps, Poplins, Sicillians and Nuns Veilings. Al) i hes? are: in Black'and Colored Material, Plain and Fori > Weaves. Swellest line of V and Foulards for Shirt_ Waist Suits ever seen lie ?ol al our '.'new things" in Silks and Silk and Mohair : ?r Si ii i '. aists. These are h id'Nobbiest C refilions, Ask ki i om . Linings for Silks. ? UR WASH G D??PA RT MENT is complete in every detail. Noth. i beor? scared to"make this one of our leading featur K. tiling in Lawns-, Organdies, Batistes, Mousselines, 1 [uga and Voiles. Ginghams, Zephyrs -Plain and M? .. cl Vii bright'-andnew. Take n pe. p il ?ul I Ute of WHITE GOOPS. Dress Trinimi Ribhmis uUd /julies V'ur?ishings <(rc (til fia tit our Necktvectr for Ladies. i 'Xi ! J. 4 ll apartment Let us show yoi I) ugh* ir Shoe 'Department. Spring and Summer styles II li? wi in "Queen. Quality." and "Drews," Oxfords, Sand: ' s. All new goods and new styles. Best line Of Childi ?s in Town; 'Honans'and'Keiths") Shoes for Men . good wearers. M Ki )YS CLOTHING, *? 3ur Stock is com j .... au . i :s moving very fast. Von know wej ?ontrol only the . jines. No one can touch tts. See our line t ' URNISUINGS. Anything you want, best prices * ; AU"t!ie 'Newest' and 'Nobbiest" Blocks in HA'I l >. ; "Straw Goods' arc now shown on om* Display Coi. .. . ., OUR JW RY DEPARTMENT. Dur Millinery 1 ans been titted un in best possible manner, and w ii .-,? rge of a New York Milliner. We propose to sa- money here. No MOKK IIIGII-PRICKU MILLINER Y ! nRRRS MAI _ WHAT BENNETTSVlLLl? LAn.J2lOO MAJ HAS ALWAYS NEEDED! Experienced and vlakcrs. in charge. lb?3t work Hod prices. ttr>- WATCH : OF il ILLIM FRY OPEN IN G ! ? i Our evy 3D epartment. Fresh Stock STA FANCY GROCERIES. Always the freshest and be- in this line. tft?f UcmctubQr. w? ?In?!?? ";" c",'', yon " . . , yo., nord, lui V: ny , . ur^ v, i sffeci>. Gama sac it' .' ii. l?\ m \M3$$>. .' ' V.n-,.: .mi. h Wi Vl/'?ATHERLY, i. lyojt. . ,, , OLD RELIABLE. TO T FURT iIO, i beg to inlorm that I represent some of the best FI] .: N UR ANCE Companies in the WOr'ld ' as to Terms and Rates. Try March lt), 19.04. JNO. S- MOORE. It Saved His j L\ A I hmforih ol Lag fered lor six months w running sore on Iiis leg, liucklen's Arnie.i Salve: . in live - days Kor Ul Piles; it's the host salve Cure Guaranteed". Onl hy .1. T. J Jouglas Drugg .Sam .Jones says -of "Ho captivates" and capitulates, and then ' hour of splendid e and enjoyment. 8 p, n day at Court House. ?S?P Fresh Oat M or two for 2ftc tit Clandt M Plowers *. Flo Mrs. .ino S. Moon lot ol' Geraniums, Ferns, Paints and o > well fooled, that sh sell Cuttings 2i>o pe A full line of II J. I Pickles Preserves, Kel jes, Jellies &c. nt W. M PURE RHEO BUFF Thrifty, Reliable and Thc IJulf Plymouth Roc br tiiotit. The time 'or s ?spring brood is near at ha. _'ggs so as to have them re. season opens you should pl ance and state date ol deli\ Setting ol 15 lOggS $1.50 I). A. GOV Jan 5. I904. (jil? Notice of Cc NOTICE ?H hereby given of General SOBBIOIIH for Marlboro will convene at. lt die Third Monday in APR iStli day thereof) 1904, ani ?omnion Plena on thc Wt tallowing raid Third Mon being the :o'.li dny thereof lettfivillo in and for the. cou? md Klntoof Sont h Carolin. ntcrcBtcd will take due no' J. A. 1)1 Clerk C?ait of C ?o? Marlboi . .a c? 11, 1904. -un The Constitution's Gash Offer A Chance For A Rich Prize. Have you read Hie Atlanta Constitu tion's great oller published elsewhere in this paper? ?I not read it over carefully, two years a^o a gentleman at Mc Coll got a big prize. The contest is open to all alike upon the conditions stated. Subscribers to this paper may under thc Port Receipts ; Contest, either by complying with the exact terms ol the otter as it is found in the advertisement or by subscribing to the Constitution and this paper in 'combination as fol lows; Ttie weekly Constitution and The Democrat both, one year, $2,00 and one estimate in the contest. The Sunny South and The Democrat both one year $1,50 and one estimate in the contest. The Constitution and Sunny South with The Democrat, all three one year, $2,25 and two estimates in thc contest Upon receipt ol your order with lbs remittance we will toward it promptly to thc Constitution and send you estimates in exact compliance with the terms of the'offer It you wish io make more than one estimate or more than the two estimates provided for above, there U provision tor that so you can send ii directly to the Constitution or to os. The great combination offer. Weekly Constitution, Sunny South ana The Marlboro Democrat is thc ideal Pews? laper proposition lor I904 The Week? y Constitution ail inls all the news of .ach week Irom every available source ?I general or speci il interest. The Suns ly South presents a ric 1 variety ot stot te?, inicies, items ol adventure anti travel, icrsonai contribution, and columns ol l ippy sunshine to supplimcnt tlie news ?atur?sjol The Constitution and com plete lite oller. The Democrat ".ives he County news local happenings, ac bunts ol local interest, and a presenta lon ol lacs Irom the view point of one vho stands ne.ir ny you and under lands ho.v lo give just what you want 0 read about Hie home happenings. . We believe that such a combination > in vincible, thal il will be of inesiima-. .le value in your home and that it will .ring your subscription promptly to our thee. Do not delay, now is the time: 13 subscribe. Make the details ol your ffer perlectly plain, give your estimates 1 plain figures so that all may under lain! wliat yon mean. We will forward ie suiisci Ma ms and estimates carelully. Addles", all oglers to Tin; Marlboro lemtcrai Henneltsville. H. C., Working Overtime. Bight hour laws are ignored by those ireless. bide workers- Dr. King's New .ile Pill's Millions are always at work, tight atfd day, curing Indigestion, Bili* .listless. Constipation, Sick Headache md all Stomach, Liver and Howel troub ::s. Easy, pleas int, site, sure. Only 25c .1 J, T. D.m^las's drug stoic. A y _ -= Superb S. O. T&Tiite Leghorns, 16 to 1. GEORGE W. VANDERBILT STRAIN, - THE ACKNOWKDGED ECU MACHINE. ^~ Havo boen tested at several Exp. Stations, and bave come off victors. 1 will guarantee 10 Chicks to Kitting or duplicit? order ut half price. Corn,'Peas Wheat and Ryo taken in exchange. 1 will deliver at Benuottuville on Sale?days. when orders are received 10 days in advance. J. M. MOODY. McOolL S. C Our Wew Line gg -THE DIRECT WAY HTCDJR'JOO^L, SOUTH, ^ EAST. "WIEST I BENNETTS VILLE & CH ER AW R. R. ? H -- and - S? A IR LINE RAIL WA Y. B p Leave Bennettsvillc *7^00 n. m., 4 00 p. ra. jj? P$ Arrive Choraw *7.50 a. ra., 0.00 p. ra. ^5 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. J&i ^5 * Direct connections at Cheraw with through trnir?s to ?5 the North, East, South and West. \m--- M ?OJ The short linc and muckest (??no lo Wilmington, Charlotte. Atlanta, ?9 Raleigh, Richmond Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, vi V? Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East. ,., 1 . Vx \ ' ? ?h. The i-hort linc an i quickest time to Columbia, Savauaab, Jacksonville, Tampa. Montgomery. New Orleans and all points South and West. >>! ^ Foi further infornuM'on call on J. T. M KULIN, agent Bennettsvillc & ^5 Cheraw R. R . Bennettsvillc.S C., or address JOS. W, STEWART ^ T P A., SEAPOARD Ata LINK RY . Columbia. S. C. ^ XX || CHARLES P. STEWART, A. 0. P. A , S.A L, Ry, Savannah, Ga. M IM iW? I AMIN AKIJ Uli -O tVliKII'TliM LT. Do You want A GRAIN DRILL? If so, Get The Best. We sold in this County last season ELEVEN of lite ''Far mer's Favorite Grain Drills," anti every one of J them gave 'erfect satisfaction. Wc guarantee them lo jilease. what 8i.s*nc of our customers have lo say : MR. p. A. Hui. a KS, I um very in nell pleased willi tho 1 "Pur mers Favorite drain Ihill" bought of'you last season, I have illumed my crops ol* Oats, Wheat, Peas 'tod Sorgum Cane, ami it lias given mo KntMaetinn. Where 1 have been punine Four Bu.hols Oats when sowed with hand. I lind Two aad a Half P.n.-hels i- 'alli vient when owed with Drill. Signed .J. F. BREEDEN. . This is to certify that we planted our crop ol' sm ill crain with thc "Farmer'> Favorite Crain Drill" last season an I are idelved with it in every particular. We planted an much as six bushels Red Rust IVnnf'Oals per nero, and in evoi'? instance it gave us a perfect stand, ami has given entire satisfaction. We heartily rccom mend it. Signed T, S. and E. W. EVANS. MR P. A. HODGES Thc "Fanner's Favorite, (j rain Drill" bought of you has | niven onlirc satisfaction, and I heartily recommend it. Signed J. C. ll AMER. -?<H>* OO?OO0 OOOOOOOi*^ See us if you Expect to Buy a DRILL. Very respectfully Sept 16, 1903. Bi A m ft dS^\> o ?!*t& T. T. DOUGLAS. A. C. DOUGLAS j J. T. DOUGLAS ft BROTHER, Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in I^urc ?rugs and |paloiil gj^ciliciiics <~TQ?[?T~?^^ Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies, Paints, Oils, VarMsft, Brushes, GrLASS and PUTTY. <^.FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. **?sr Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours and guaranteed tu be oj' tito Purest Drugs and at reasonable prices. A full line Garden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for past liberal patronage we solicit a continuanccof same J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO. Jaanary J, 1901?. AT TJ^? OLD STASH*. ,f OUR BICYCLES have, been ti mod and.everybody who rides th?tn saya they .tiro ahead of'tlic agc. They euglit lo/b'd. .They aro mtotsjac tured io tho latest, most eoi?nt?Bo and durable stylo. ' : *" They ar? light in weiimt.;easy tunning aud the price* are way duwrK-N You only wini thoI best.aili those aro tho only kind of wheeU week. If your bicycle, is weak', ' tun'duwn, or needs attention brinjr it to our repair de partment whore old timers aro mado good as new. . S. J. PEARSON; Next door to Postofflce. MAIN STRBT TONSORIAL PAELOfi. Th ru D' D?OR.FROM ADIMS Iloosfltt. *f THE best workmanship. Bay Rum and Tonic Treatment ; . Tools the best and sharpest , - Polite attention always assured Three Artists ia constant at endance LADIES WORR a Specialty ! Once a-'cus'tomi.r, aiwrvs a customer IIATCI?ER & MUDD, . TONSORIAL ARTISTS. WK STILL FKED~ THE HUNGRYI WrJKN in town and you wnnt ii good meal, remember we can serve yon. A good tocal for 25c. Restaurant ucth of tho Market. .' FRESJI OYSTERS in every nrjlp. I). J. BRAYB?Y Bennettsviiie & Chsraw Railroad MB?eSOrg aa BBL SE? BHT Commencing' 'Monday Nov ?J, 1C03, 1 and until further notice, tra?as between, Cheraw and Rennoltsyillo will ho operated on thc following fhedule,' daily except Sunday : . WEST HOUND FROM IS KN\N'i:TTS VILLE TRAIN Leave Rennettsvijlo ii 45 a qi 43 Leave Evercit's .7 25 aLm i Leave Koliock-'s .7 40 a m Arrive Cheraw 7 .50 a m DRAIN Leave Ron nett .-ville 40Q-p ni 33 Leave Everett's" fi 30-p tm:T Leave Kolloekrs ' ?? -"?<? p io Arriv? Chertuv X< Ut) p.m. ? ;.'!. M) Sw Kl&? CdKUAW. ",....,. TRAIN Leave Cle?nw " S I ft ft m 3S Loav- K illoe'.t s K?ti'? m-; I ... live-, ... to a ?n a m Arrive Rennet tsville 9 ?0 a m ' TRAIN Leave Cheraw ..: 9 25 pm4 32 Leave Kol lock's 9 30 p':m;' Leave Everett's -9 f)0 p m , Arrive Rennetlsville lt) 20 p. in A. Gi PAGE, SUPT. ' Cheraw, Nov. 7. 1903. REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY. 1st Day. \fi?/I/?> lr.thiip.y. "THE OREAT 30th Day. Made a Well Man^ f of/M FRENCH RE/W?DY, Produces the above results in 30 DAYS. It acts powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail. Younc men and old men will recover, their youthful vigor by using REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores from effects oTself-abuse or excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Lost Power of either sex. Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits one lor study, business or marriage. It not only cures by starting at the sera of disease, but ia a Great Nerve Tonic an'l Blood-Builder and restores both vitality and strength to tha muscular and nervous system, bringing back ?he pink glow to pule clucks and restoring the lire ol youth. It wards r.lT Insanity anil Con sumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav ing REVIVO, rio other. It-an be carried ?ti vest pocket. By mail, $1.00 per package, in plain wrapper, or six for $5.06 with a positive writ? ten guarantee to cure or rotund thc money in every package. For ire circulai address Royal Medicine Co.^S^S?lu!* For sale in Benhettsville by J. T. 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