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BENNETTSYILLE, S. C. BY S. A. BBOWN & CO. lice on Marion Street Oppau .Masonic Hall, Friday. Marohl8, 1904. ITIS ? MATTER OF HEALTH POWDER Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Our Town Oorvernment. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, C. S Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, W. W. Pate. CLERK SC TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Office open daily. POLICE-J. F. David, H. O. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. Green CLERK OF CLERK-J. A. Drake JUDGE OF PROBATE-M. MoLnurin CORONER-C. F, Covington SorEavisoR-M. E. Coward SUPT. EDUCATION-W. L. Stanton TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AUDITOP.-Chas. L Shorrill. SENATOR-Cha?. S. MsCall. REPRESENTATIVES-D. D. McColl, Jr. J. P. Bunch, Welcome Quick. MAQISTAI EH-C. D. Easterling, T. L. Croslaud, Bonncttsvillc, H. L. McLaurin, MeColl John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, ]), D. Stubbs, Brightsville, W, W. Irby, Smithville. Directory of Bennettsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. of P., meets every second and fourth Mon day nights at 7.30 o'clock. J. T. Dudley, C. C. C. D. Easterling, K. of ll. & S. MARLRORO LODGE NO. 88, meets at Bennettsville, ' Friday evening, on or bc^ fore eaoh full moon at 8 o'clock. J. F. Kinney, W. M. H. E. Stockton, Secretary. County Masonic Directory. MARLBORO CHAPTER No. 30 R. A. *r ~~".o nt u...m,.nevill,. on tho second Ft td as of ouch mouth. ^. r. KiuueA , 1.1.' P. ...H.J?sa?E?-f:?-'v^ ifea ry. ErjBEKALODGE Not i i, A. F, ni., meets nt MeColl, iiAc.lt Saturday lifter" noon, before thc ?uliinoou,at .'. j'cibek. AURORA LODGE NO. 33, A. F. M., meeta at Clio, Saturday on or after each full moon at 3 o'oloc.k, p. m. D. H. Everett, W. M. J. E. McLeod, Secretary. Bennettsville Church Directory METHODIST-T. E. MORRIS, P. C. Sunday school 3 30 p? m. Preaching at H.00 a. m. and 7.3U p.m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday evening ut 8.00 o'clock. Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A. Hodges. BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor, inday Behool at 10.00. Preaching Sun ^a'y^r^pi|00 a. m., and 7.30 p. m. Prayer meetiogTfhurfiday evcuing at 8 o'clock. Superintendent of Sunday school, II. W Carroll. PRESBYTERIAN-Buoyan McLeod Pb. D., Pastoc?r Services every Sabbath (summer)Ml a. ur. and 8 p. m.: (winter) ii a. m. arrsL7.30 p. rn- Prayer moetioR Thursday 5 p- m. Seats free. Strnngers cordially iovMcd. Sunday school every Suuday 10 a.Sm. Superintendent, J. T. Dudley. Alr^parcnts and children made welcome at thoVohool. EriscoPAL-Itov. C. W. Boyd, Beotor, Preaohiug ovcry Bccond and fonrth Sunday at II a m., and 7.30 p. m. Sunday aohool at 9.30 a. m. Dr. J. A. Faiaon, Snporintendont. County Church Directory. Bennettsville Circuit Appointments REV. J. W. A Ul AI LL, P. C. First Suuday-ll a. m., Pine Grovo op. m., Smyrna. Second Sunday, ll^a. m. McColl. Third Su Fourth Sun Blenheim Circuit appointments. lticv. \v. r.. ofiinu P. c. First Sunday. Ilcbr? ll a.m. Ebener 3.30 p. m. Second Sunday. Parnassus ll u. . Zion \30 p. m. Third Sunday. ?et?ron 11 a. m. C ? Ebenezer 3.30 p. ni. Fourth Sunday P.irta^siiH 11 a. m. /ton 3.30 p. ni. Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. A. T. DUNLAP, p. c. Clio-Preaching c\ory Sunday morning at ll o'clock. Epworth League Sun day night al 8 o'clock. Sunday icliool at 10 a. m. W. A Hinshaw, Bupt, Prayer meeting Monday night at 8. Beulah -Preaching every Sunday aft al 4 o'clock. Sunday school at 3 R. M. Jackson.'.Supt, North Marlboro Circuit, ii v. T. \t. HLVIN, P. c. Firat Sunday, Oak (?rove, io n. m. Pleasant Hill 12 noon, New nope, 4 p. m. Socond Sunday, Shiloh II a. m. Euonrzor 4 p. ni. Third Sunday, New Hope 11 a. m. Plcnaitut Hill 4 p. m. Puk Grovo, 7 30 p. ni. Fourth Snndny, Ebeneser ir a SD, Shiloh, 4 p, m. PERSONAL Miss Mattie Duvall of Cheraw spenC Saturday iu our town Mr. X T. Gray of the Judson section was in town Tuesday and called Mr. James Ha?kew of Bright sville was down Saturday. No special news Mr. Barnes, of the Wilmington Furniture Co., spent Friday herc lookiug up old walnut Furniture. Mr. David Mittle of Beaufort is spending some timo at home now Mr. Gordon Cooper of Maxton spent Saturday night with his brother Mr. J. C. Coopei Mr Charley Howell of ,Wil mington spent Friday and Satur day among his young friends here Miss Lizzie Webster, -who hus been spending some time with relatives in Florida has returned home Mr, B. F. Stanton of Hebron was up Saturday afternoon He raises the finest strawberries in the county Mrs. Mollie Cooper and daugh ter Shulor, who have boen spend ing some time in Camden have re turned homo Mr. J. C. Webster of Hebron was up Saturday and called. He was just out from a spoil of grip and rheumatism Mr. Josiah Odom of Ruby, Chesterfield county was down Friday and called. He was down getting a dentist to put his mo lars in trim for the picnics this summer DEATHS' DOINGS. Dad at ber home in Brownsville on Friday night, March lt, 1904. nltei a protracted illness Mrs. J. R O'NeHl The fuuerul services were held on r un .tnt- ot UrmunfiviHf? limti? nhnrcli -j - wruwuBvmc ^..,..0- courin. - Remember Woatherly's Mil linery opening next Wednesday and Thursday - Wednesday and Thursday next will be big days in Ren netts ville-Grand Millinery Open ings Swiss Bell Ringers und Sparks' big show Everybody invited lo come. The County Campaign Oheiis Mr. B. Lane Watson, the popular book-keeper for the Marlboro Whole sale Grocery, announces his candidacy this week for the office of Treasurer. He hus a'l the qualifications necestat y to fill this offiee with satisfaction. Get a close fitting belt, where? Mit tie's Store ol' course Result ol' Rough Playing. AsareBult ot allowing rough playing Me.-: ?Villie SViggiir rt student of tho Graded Scmobi, h ?vil ott?.- ol' hi* inn, v..: .. iii t ie ohoi ! ter one "?t?y j:wt ' Tho game \i. ttitiled ''TftiaK'ini! BIM it it.H ' ?ul in Iii : k< -i ; . buv? made a "biscuit" of him. - The Swiss Bell Ringers Merry Entertainers-at Court House on the 23d. Get your tick els early Has Como Rome. Messt s E. Powers und Al Gilchrist weet to Fayetteville Sunday morning pist and brought Mr T. S. Gilchrist, who lins been in thc hospital there sometime under treatment to Ben nettsville. He is at the home of Mr. Al Gilchrist near town, arti ?sin weak condition. Thc Cost of Lunatics. Since the first of February ll e Supervisor bas paid for de exam ination and transportation of lu natics the sum of $100.80. This will give you some idea of the an nual cost of lunatics in Marlboro county. 32?" Garden Seed Buists Prize Medal Garden Seed and Onion Sets Now crop at C. S. McCall's. Suie Blowers at Work. The safe in the depot ?it Kol lock was broken open recently but the robbers got only 18 cents in c:sh and about s-5 in stamps. They also robbed the depot and post office at Latta, meeting with bet ter luck-$700 or $800. A Beautiful Clear Complexion. Will tie yours if Dr. Kn g'? Sarwiporilln ?H judiciously taken. Wo nay judicious :ul vncilly-n bottlu only in Home eaf.cu, ninio in otliern. And this ?H not ?ll that can bc done-Erympelii", Eexemn, Scurvy, lilaek heads, Tetter l'implra, Nettle Rtah, Boil?, Cai bundee, Hoe bjforu the cnHlanghtH nf thin powerful purifier. Sohl by B.-nnotta ville Drug Co Tragedy Converted. ' Jusl in the nick ol time our little h? y was saved" writes Mrs W. Watkins ol Pleasant < iiy. Ohio "pneumonia had played sad havoc with him and a teni ble cony h set in besides. Doctors treat ed him. bul he grew worse every day Al length we tried |)r. King's New !>i> covery lor Consumption, and our dui ing was saved. He's now sound, ami will." Everybody ought to know it's the only sure cure for Coughs Colds and all Lung diseases, Qti.'irantcd hy ,1. 'I Douglas, Druggist, Piice 50c and $r,co Ti i al bottle? Ieee. OUR WAY THE GENTLE WAY The feelings mid the edges ol' eui lars are respected, shirts nie rest'?reiI to their owners free from the rip mid tear (hat some nnndrics seem to think are necessary, culls, ure. worn cut 08 little 113 may he. As a result the linen last longer and wears better when done ut the LAURENS STEAM LAUNDRY, Laurens, S. C. Write i.ow for A gehcy. A TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. . Lookout for fir? -High winds to cl?so the month - Fruit trees arc beginning lo bloom - Corn planting will begin lively'next week - Read tho spriug greetings of our merchants this week - The boats will soon be run niug on Poo Dec again - Remember tho Swiss Beti Ringers next Wednesday night Millie's Store llie only exclusive 4tore in Benuettsville. - Bad behavior, boys, oven at a chicken fight, is disgraceful, - Haye you got your Easter suit ready? Weatherly can fix you up Re ul all about tho Russian & Jap YYur then got your Jap silliB at Mit de's store. Seed Irish Potatoes at W. M. Rowe's - Have you seen that wiro fencing at C. S. McCall's - Bonnettsville sent 85 people over to Darlington Tuesday eve ning to attend tho opera. Tho cost was only $?1 each ?5gr* Very best can corn only K'c at Claude Moore's. - Have you seen those new art icios of Furniture at Mr. Waddill's - Tho bad boys who broke the glass in thc old Baptist church should bc made to pay dearly for it itt sonic way. g3gT" Okra and tomatoes only 10c at Claude Moore's. - Go to Mr. C. S. McCall's for the old reliable Buists Garden Seeds - Just recd a fresh lot of D. M. Ferry & Co's Carden Seed at W. M. Rowe's. - Special attention is asked to tho announcement of t hc Laurens Steam Laundry - Fresh lot of canned Peas, Pears, and Pig's Feet at Uland Moore's FOR SALE-A fine lot of Cala lilly Bulbs at twenty live cents each. Apply to Miss Emma Odom, Brightsville, S. C. - Mr. Jasper Fletcher of Adamsville basan advertisement in another column about choice Plymouth Rock Eggs. He offers them cheaper thau tiny yet offer ed. Rend his "ad" and write him JC??Y- Pipes nnd SmokorsSuppliep in nd Ice? variety cnn be fouud at J. T Douglas) & Bro. Josi received a large lot of NEW LOADED SWE?TS of nil kind. At W. M. ROWES; Wednesday and Thursday March 23 and 24. ?Everybody Invited. How Texas Will Vote F ii ?1 enclosed inon'iy for Dr. K;ng.s Nervo and Rona Liniment. I want it nt once f >r my rheumatism, W. W. TROUTMAN. For mnacnlnr rle ti mutism tili? ?H n Fpe? ?.ine. li i? also tho hfint remedy for sprains, bruises, htiff j >intn Ic will make un old man limber up, nfl in youth Like uh of Dr. King's medicines it in told no eure, no pay By He notsvillo Drug Co. j 'ii d a'.l medicino d?niera. [n tho death of Prof. R. Means i Davis South Carolina loses one ol' her noblest sons and purest citi zens and foremost educators. Col. .lames ll. Tillman luis an nounced bis ca nd ?dany for ll scat ?in congress to fill thc seat of Mr. Croft, who died recently. The pcoplo ol the whole State sympathize with senator Tillman in bis illness* Two oporations were necessary Inst week. The Pt litical Situation. A prominent North Carolinian han thia lo any; I have been it Bufferer from Rhou mal iain fur fifteen years, u poi lion of thc time bed Tuft, ned f->r tho last six j months it lina boen aeatntl in my left aldo ncr my Ina*!; could scarcely lest any nt night. I filially decided to try Dr: King's Nerve ?iud bone iiiniiiK at. Two or three nppli cntiona entirely relieved mo of the pain. I havo n*ctl it ic my family with i;ool re sult* D C. HOWELL Bold by f?cnnottavillo Drug Co., War in the far East: revolution in San Domingo: earthquake in Peru; cival war in Uruguay; vol cano in the Comoro Island; gene ral election campaign opening in tho United States. There is som ething doing in this world just now for certain. - Cline Post. WHO WAS YOUR FATHERV WHAT SORT OF BLOOD? If you'- blood in thin, you aro wonk and languid, not enough energy to do your daid ly woik, and fe 1 eulin ly woin ouf, Dr. King's ppeciul prescription for you, if nm Fitlted personally, would hs hin own Iron Tonie Ritters Make? old people yonng, renews youth, makes weak people strong, given refreshing Bicep, Sold by Bonnetts ville Drug Co , Ruck Hill Buggies. Theogent Mr. P. A Holges hos jiidt received a carload of ih.?se hand some buggies ?nd if yo*j want a fine buggy calfon him. > RELIGIOUS NOTES. Pleaching at Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening b\ pastor Dr. MoLeod. Subject for eve ning "Daily Bread." AU are invited. Bishop Eb'son Capers, came over,' from Choraw Wedtieeday on his an- > HUcal visit to St. Paul's church and ! held services Weduisduy night. A large congregation attended, among j whom were tnuuy of his old soldiers, j Thc Epworth Leiguo Prayer meeting J id bold evoty Wednesday evening in thr , Sun'.fny 6obool room of tho Methodist. : church at 8 o'clock. The public Invited, ; Prayer meeting at Prcbbytorlan church j Thurtday afternoon at 5 p. m. Thc hour for cveuiog services at thc j churches is now 7.30 o'clock. Pray or mooting at tho Baptist church every Thursday evening it 7 30. Prayer meeting at the Methodist church every Wednesday ut 3.30 p. m. Tho hour for Sunday School at thc ? Methodist church bas boen changed to ' 4-to o'clock in tho afternoon. -. To the Sunday School Workers of Marlboro County : Dear Brethcron; Ttje time, tor holding the next County Sunttoy school Confer . ence ol the M. E. Church,' South, has been changed lo last Friday and Sat urday in April and will be held at lieu- ! lah church. Clio circuit As this is the first meeting ever held at Beulah ills' earnestly hoped that every school in j the county will have lull representation,! and that it be made one of the heit yet 1 i held. This is a matter that rests with I ? the workers and demands a hearty tes- j . ponse. Each school should elect two dele gates, as carly as possible, as the time is short, anti need their names to the secretary at Bennettsville. Also prepare reports ot the condition of schools A ! lull share ot earnest work .viii mak< this meeting a success. CT . Easterling President. S. A. Brown. Sec'y. FOR LADIES both Old and Young.' Just get the Delineator, if yo *. want ! to see how up-to date dresses are made We leceive subscriptions f?r same, line full .stocket' the Butteriek Pat terns on Hand. A new fashion papei given away free. Call on Strauss & Co. Prospecting tor Land. Mr. V. D Casa, of southeast Min- 1 neS'ihl, w is here two days hist week . prospecting for land with a view of ! locating. Ile saw much that please' him while hero and rode into several : townships. lie says if he comes bon to live, others will follow s un. Wi extend a hearty welcome. More Riots. Disturbances ol strikers are not nearlj as grave as an individual disorder ol the system Overwork, loss of sleep ner vous tendon will be followed by littet collapse, unless a reliable remedy is im mediately employed. There's nothing so efficient to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys as Electric Hitlers It's a j vvondeUul ionic, anti effeeiiv? nervi?t itid i? e greatest .lt -troiir,-.] medicine lo? run down systems?; ti dispels Nervous/, j ness, K.??<!.irvitism a.i.!.. N '-U.nd;-;<a.. ai.ii.i. rtiVf)e'V AT ala fla g?rn?s Oily."'-, andi siilisfv.-rinr. guaranteed by J. Y D?iig j bu- IVttgiMSt. The Uusst'l Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a car of these durable wagons-one and two-horse, every ono of them guaiau teed against any defect in material or wormanship. HATS. A cool h< ad cul.?vales a calm mind. Wo hov . the Straw Hals for Men, Lailied, B iys, M ss-'-; mid Chi d en, To produce th<ic re.-u'ts. STRAUSS & Co. At Tho OirouE. R ery ?eat a- tl nil available dtiinding ro an ' Coupled und ninny seated cn the ground nliitiii tn ihe arena, such WHS the coudiiioii of ibhigH ut both performiuc;a nt Spurk'j circus which showed here at Eas". Side Park yest-iday afternoon and evening. Tbe circus was a first rat.) ox hibition, th J pori or nu rn being stars lu the 1 rjspoutivo lines Many clever fe:.t3 won performed by ihe acrobats, trapeze artist? and contortionist, besides tho tric<s of .1 well trained elephant, il 1 H ??ODS auc horses; and old and young enjoyed a re maikably interesting exhibition. Tin Sparks shon' will always have a warm wel come in thia city. Tao c . m is at Can ijtt . ?0 day.-C ?riling (Cf. Y ) Dilly Jour nal July 17, KIO*. Thc above H'IOW will exhibit at Ren nettsville, March 24th. Royal Bilking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. Cheap Raatllrnr. The Atlanta Constitution and Democrat one year for $1,75. The Democrat and tho Semi weekly Atlanta Journal ont; yea' or 81.50. Thc Democrat and McCall'. Magazine-an excellent Lady' Rook for ?1.50 Thc Sunny Smith and the Demo erat for only ?$1.50 -* -w- ?.-. Ouros niood l'oison, Caneor, Ulcers, Ec '/.ema, Carbuncles, Kio. Medicino Fr00' Hebert Ward. Mnxcy's. Ga., says: " suffered Iroin blood poison, my head, fat and shoulder were ono mass nf corruptioi ache.- in hones and joints, hurtling! itel inn sc ibby skin; was all run down nt discouraged, but Botanic Blood Bal cured nie perfectly, healed ull 1 lie son and pavo my skin thc ruth glow of heall! Bloml Balm put new life into my binn and ncwatubiliou into my brain." Ce A. Williams, Boxbury. face covered wit I pimples, chronic sore on back of beat suppurating .swelling on neck, eating 11 eer on leg, hone pains, itching skii cured perfectly by Bnlonlo Blond Balm sores all healed, Botanic Blood Bal cures ull malignant blood troublos sut ns eczema, scabs und scalos, pimple tunning sores, carbuncles, scrofula, et Especially advised for all obstinate eas that lin vc reached the second or t ti t Stage. Druepi-ds, $1 . To prove it curt sample of Blood B ilm sent free and pr phid by writing Blood Balm Co., Alla ta, fla. Describe, (rouble und free tnedit ??bice sent \n pealed lejlcj. Cpr gala J. T. Douglas: ? Bro ( i Cf- TUL. WKATHER?il'S (?rani Spring Milliners flaming, Wednesday and Thursday, March 23-24, Dur Grand Spring Millinery Opening will Occur. AT WHICH TIME CAN BK SEEN in Our Establishment, the rfi?k jMC?l (.|.jboruio nu i Eorecuus array of MIIIIIXUHRY EVER SEEN bv our ?iooil people, and it is our d?^ire that Every Buyer of Mil.I INERY idiould avail lin m elves of litis raro opportunity of In-. Bpcvtiuu ihesn-gonds. MISS RUTH BENNETT, of Now York city, will be in charge ol thi- 1> par*meal, which is ti guarantee within itself that thisi Depart m< at will le thoroughly vp to date in every rcspout. as she is one of .i." 1 mading Dosiguers ami Tiimiiiurs that leaves New York. Wo proiuiso ionio '"bran new Ibataros" in this Opening Sale. tit of thc old Rut, Stop paying: Two Prices for Millinery, as we Intend to put an end to High Priced MILLINERY, fit ti mern uer. Mardi ?43 and ?4 nie thc days. i ? ''"j nrc D0W "n position lo turu rut tito Best Work at Best Prices. . a Stylo un-! fr guaranteed Cn tho above mentioned dates cao [I : . 'u on our Counters all of I lia Newest atid Best Things iu Dress . . ..- iVnnlem. White Con ls. Wadi Oonda. ' :) PRICES PREVAIL In Eich Depavlniaot. i . ?BE'It WEDNESDAY ?iud THURSDAY Marob. 23 and 24. Vom s (inly. GM WF* ATHERLY, w, March 17. 1901 OLD RELIABLE. .b*s* ? m. ?i * w W? vj : . ..,. ?. . * - ? ?fir M1WK(0S in Carpet Effects. JOS hi bright colors. !h"op emil Mvans, something*new. ? ucTies. in Valours and Leather. -O -- Ury io keep Everything in the Fur ?.iturOLine, ?ud will rmloi' ul close tirar 5111 any Hiing nol in Slock. C ai! and see our stock. Wc huvc.'tliengB IGEST and BEST IN TOWN. ri or? "Son. .ch 17, 1004 A -. ti .-->.. ? irasnci'&Jt Makes poor horses and mules tat witnout bloating, it ^ does this by first thoroughly cleansing the system of all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, thereby creating solid muscle and fat. Horses and mules improve in appetite and spirits after the first few doses, the hair sheds, and the new coat is always sleek and glossy. Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses, without "filler," and good for horses and mules only. ? It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the '< rmui f a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's e :perh It is easily thc foremost remedy in its class on the arket to-day. Price 25 cents package. RH .e by SMITH NEWTON", Bennettsville, S. C' MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll, S. C. um. YOUR PHOPERTV AGAINST LOSS ILL COME, and generally when least cxpec'.ed, therefore, it if " ' safe bm e*s lo protect yourself against loss by Instiling your Dwellings tur Janis awl Cotton Gins, Stores a'ul Stocks of Merchandise, in t'ne Companies named below If you will call on mc nt my Hie l'la?tcra National Bink, Bennettsville, or write meat Bennetts . and let nie make yon rate, von will bo surprised to know how ' COSI YOU to secure THIS PROTECTION. anica represented by tue arc as follows ; . andon Sc Globe, of Liv^rpo >l il, ot ' 'erpool, . tford, Connecticut, lartford, (limn , jondon, ; Mercantile!, of London and (Ml,.tm:-ll, artford, Conn., Now Yutk, . rook lyn, New Ynrk, Now York, tirtli America, Philadelphia, Southern Stook Mutual, Qrcousboro, ^oulhorn Underwriters, Greensboro, Ffauovor, of Now York, Niagara, of Now York, Philadelphia Underwriters, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia) Piro Association, Philadelphia, ?ipiilablo, of Charleston, S. C. Qeriuan, of Prooport, 111., Queen Ins. Co., of America, N. Y. Georgia Home, Columbus, (?a., Iltitinli America, Toronto, Canada. [TR Business in any section of thc County. 1' ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID. ALL LOSSES 19O:L A. J. BRISTOW, AGT Bennettsville, S, C. Cl SUPPL! YOUR WITS. ->i<yk>U>?< vt* >?<>?<>?< SE TO WORRY, BUT COMM RIGHT ON TO LAU DIB MOORE'S IF you "W^v3NrRJC F D . Goo'ls, Clothing, Shoes, JN otions And Fancy {Iroceries i resh Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty, a full line in eaeli Department and will fid your Wauls hi er,cV AT THE LOWEST PRICES, como to Town eri'l anti ^CQ \\*. Phone onlers in town delive et: .. WE, and Ba tis (action guaranteed. tad seo ns -Near Donkins'' Drug Sloro, wv i n ? ruvuiHu, AND WIR WE II A. VE THK?K ?001 oaii give voil LOW PR Xig&n. ?Sec us before buying. March 3, 1904. UIST'S Prize ft And Onion Set: CL March 3, 1904. FRESH BREJA TH??EE TIME VI R R F. SHULTZ HAVING CI Haye arranged lo keep a supply ( 'AKbis of his ppleodid mak<t nt* ni) Trade. Shipment*) received frefch three laily as wanted hy customer.*. I gnarr Mureil 3, 1904 ^>5<>5<>$<>$<? tn HE "?LC The Clothes I own story See the mew at W?T February 26, 1904, FOR SALE2 A Bicycle for a lady or Gouts color Black or Blue with 28 in wheels and rubber tires. S. J. Pearson. CHANGE OF SOHEDULK. SEABOA IID Air Line RAIMVA*. . Tim Siu'! .'ard Air Use Hy fech'e'd ole v.f.s changed on January lOl.h. I r; ins. leave Chernw, S. (J , a;- follows; Northbound No 6G nt 8.05 a. m. No 00 nt 9:24 p. m. Southbound No 57 at 8:0o a. rn, " No 27 at 10:40 p. m. The BeniiHlt3vi!le ami Cheraw R. R., leaving Bennettsville at 0. -15 a. m., connect with No lili and No 57. The afteruoon hain leaving lien uettsviile at 1 p. m. gives Bennetts ville people an opportunity to take nains ii o 00 and No 27. SLI0 NOVELTY Manufacturing Works TUR Business recently known as thc CLIC NOVELTY MANUFCTU RING CO., will hereafter be known as PH E CLIO NOV ULT Y MANUFAC TURING WORKS, willi F. II. IVEY .?ole owner and director, The latest improved wood working machines arc being placed for doing all kinds of Novelty work for builders use at iving prices. Mr. 1*. A. Hodges is agent at Bennetts ville and will take your orders. Oct 23. 1903. -*3 OF lliVJVJO Thoroughbred IB. 3P. HOOK. 18 for only .r)() cents home de livery-10 eta extra Cor packing and delivering to Express olliee. JASPER FLETCHER, MCCOLL, S. C. Jan. 28. lt. F. 1). 2. PURE BRED BUFF ROCKS. Thrifty, Reliable and Profitable. Thc Buir Plymouth Rock is the fovv for firofit. Thc time lor setting lor the >pring brood is near at hand and to gel eggs so as to have them ready when the se.'.son opens you should place orders at once and state date ol delivery. Setting ol i s Eggs $1.50 I). A. COVINGTON. Jan 5, 1904, Gibson, N C. Notice of Court NOTICE is horoby given that the C< art of General Sessions for the County'ol Marlboro will convene at Rennet tnvUY on the Third Monday in APRIL, ^being tho tSth tiny thereof) 1904, nu tl tho Con-t o' Common Picas on thc We.dne.nlay noxt follosving said Third Mooriqy in Ap il (being the 20'n day tUoxeof) 190.J nt lion I nettsvi|lo in and for tho county of Mail )oro anti State of South Carolina. All person* interested will tako duo notico thereof. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court of O. P. & G. S. For Marlboro Co., 8. C. rrjvuh 11^1904.-na BARBED UH E NAILS. )8, bought l>v tho car load iiiid ClCf?^. - C. S. McCALSi. fledal Cardan Seed 5. ?ew Crop? Mc??lFsi J) ?n BOLLS :s A WEEK, XHED HIS HA k BUY I i KKK. I >f FRESH BREAD, ROLLS AND ? Store for tho nr?oni/i'O.ihilion of t.->o timi's a week, nod orders can 1 e fi led mtee prompt a-rvioe. W. M- ^OWSi. 0" BRAND \M?$ to Dil ?loeilo0 pr>tn.g mme ?vofess?onal Gav?s.. H. IL NEWT? ?, Attorney at Law, Planters National Bank Udlding, Practice in State .and Federal Court.', Attorney tor the Planters N alton al Ii mk and Union Savm^s lian!-. .Rv:.*NKrt'i>vvi.Lji, ?So. . CA. \ rc- KY? A' .V T;AWJ,' w. BOUCHIER". e Attorney at Lawi Bcnnettsvtllo, S. 0. Ofiicc on Dallington street nenr Posta fclcgrarib oillee. January, 1899. yiLTON MoLAURiN, ' iii Attorney at Law uiiti Probate judge Oli'ice in Court. IIrm;e. E. C. M?RR?S?N, Electrician . . - Machinist, BOX 57 rt.oitF.Nfr:, s. c. Conlrac'or for Electrical work mid dealer in Kloetrie.il .supplies. Hot Air Puuip ina B?ginos ?nd ??is Engines installed. Pipc-fiitling and general machine work. August 20, 1903. Fire Insurance. NSURE YOU lt COTTON GINS again; t hrs by fire. Rates reason" able i1 lu.st of Companies. Call on >r addresi (office ;>vcr National Bank) A. J. BR ?STOW, Agt. Uennettsville, S C. SP?CIAL NOTICE! 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