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TERMARLBORO DEMOCRAT &. A, BROWN - - - Editor Friday. Maroh 25,1904. Subscription I'ricei One year. Six months... Three months ?1.00 , .50 .25 ATTENTION CAMP HENEGAN. Tho ?ul mini meeting of Camp Ilene* gau will ho held in tho Court House on tho 4th duy of April being the ii rsl Monday. All veterans are considered members and aro expected to be pres ent, as business oi importance will bf transacted. By o der of O. S. McCall, Com ma oder. C. M. Weatherly. Adjutant March 14,1!K)4." PEN ANJO SCISSOR GRAPHS Burglars aro still at work in North Carolina. Tho fatuous Nickel Plated Show will bc in Columbia on tho 28tb. Earthquake shocks were fell in the New England States Sun day. Tho Southern Ice plant at South Rocky Mount N. C., was burned ono day last week. The State Inter-denomination al Suuday school convention meets in Columbia May 4th. Bishop Candler of Georgia has accepted an inviation tc preach at Clemsonon Easter Sun day. Bishop Duncan will preside a' tho Florence District Conference to bo held at Hurtsville nexl month. Mr. Sully tho cotton opsratoi bas suspended, and his losses arc estimated at live million dol?an in thc last ten days. Winthrop college will receive a gift of $20,0(10 from Andrew Carnegia for a library if the trustees will raise $2,000 yearly for its suppoot. Tho best remedy f>>r the cotton boll weevil is to raise more than they can eal. That would bc cheaper thau destroying them by goverment aid.-Anglo Saxon. According to thc government weather bureau the wilder now passing is thc coldest this country has experienced in thirty twt yea? s. Thc mockingbird is said to bi especially fond ol tho grubs of the boll weevil and will lie extensivol) propagated in Texas to pray upoi the insect pest. recently that he had not witness ed a Holy Ghost revival in a do/, on years. Wonder if Sam is no1 as nt nett to hhimo as anybody else: Thc eily school ol Columbia art equipped with lire extinguisher: and the boys are taught to UK them. It. is certainly far bettei than drilling with baseballs oi foot balls. The State Convention of tilt ll. Y. P. U. Meets in Anderson April 5, fi, and 7. Reduced rate.? will be granted by the railroads and a rayai goo i time will be giv en thc delegates by Anderson'.' hospitable citizens. Tho Raleigh Times says it fails to feel complimented when it sees it sti'tcd that tho South will vote for anybody who muy be nomina ted by the Democratic national convention, lt, isn't much of o compliment, but isn't it n facti -Charlotte Observer. JAPAN and RUSSIA Are busy fighting on the other side of the earth, but, we ?ire still htisiei taking orders for International Ta?loi Made Suits If you want to boyup to tlale clothing call on STKAUS . & ( 'o. Dots From (ftisleiiing's Mill. Well, Mr. Kditor, Spring has opened and we fanners arc hustling, From what I eau learn the wed ding bells will soon be ringing in our .section Miss Lucy Huntly who has hedi spending some lime in Hebron und Clio has returned linnie. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. .J. T. Mcmaster anti little Mattie spent Sunday at tl c home of Mr. .1. J. (bindy. Mr. W. A. Rogers gave a fine talk ut Bethel Sunday morning representing Hie Sou I hern Chris tian Advocate. Our pastor Rev. Sliulcr, also preached a good sermon. Mr. Ned I'aUtTsou has a very sick child. " "idy, of Clio spent . mc ol' his father, neighbor's boys ?ghi and gol lost, hey found t lietn .->ei Ves". Mr. and Mrs. Marion Copeland spent Sunday al his father's, Mr. A. B. Copeland. Meh 21,1001. A Hustler. The jury at lil i/abet h City gave Jj. JJ. Winder a verdict for .^?uo against the A. C. L. for rejecting a round trip ticket sohl by their agent. DOTS FROM. BRIG HTS VILLE. . ? ; tl"'. Our farmers are buying lar^e'v this -pring of guano. It seems that the price ot cotton has put new life n them; they risa farber every morning. You can now hear the rattling wagons passing along before tho sun lists bound for tho different Do\ ota after Fertilizers o..1 meal or some 'kind of stuff to go under their colton, and L-very fellow, wants to plant his whole crop in cotton, and from looks of thing*, there will bo a lot of corn sin, ped io this section next year. Though it seems each fellow knows his own business Go it, boys, make all you can, save ail you eau, and give all you can-be bk: the scotchman who went to heai the preacher. In the sermon the preach er said "My brethren you must makt all you can." Tho scotchman said timi's good. The preacher said "save all you can," Tho Scotchman .?nid that's belter. But when the preacher said "give all you cuu," the Scotchman said, "Dar, you spoilt i all." Now, boys, I am airaid we are going td spoil it all by planting all cotton and too little om, und no small grain to fall hack on The ont crop has been killed by the cold, and every fellow sei mi to be glad so ho can put cotton instead. Que of my friends not long since told me that corn crops would eventually b?? a thing of the past in this couulry -that we can buy corn cheaper than we can raise it. Ho will fiud out this July one year, ii'he continuos to prac tiee what he preaches. The small pox scare is about over1 Everybody can go where they please. Your correspondent had the pleas ure of meeting Mr Campbell Stubbs, of Sumter. He is visiting relatives in our town. His uncle Jackson Stubbs 8 q'lite sick, and has been for a week. Mr. Campbell Stubbs is a nice, high toned gentleman, aud I um glad to have met you cousiu "cain", you must come again to eeo us. I want to hear you tell about the Irishman and the doctor oue more time. I came to this country thirty years ago-will bj this Nov 22d-aud I have been a special chum of my cou sin Jackson A. Stubbs ever siuce the ? day we me':. Ile and my father were great chums I have beeu knowing j him all these 30 years, but I have never seen him Hick in bed before. He has been a man of un ?rou constitution. Always smart industrious and go ahead. I hope my old chum will be himself again in a few days and eau call to sec me at my place of business i >s usual, which was once or twice a ...cele. Ile baa ul! the kind attention (hal can be rendered him. Ilia 8?3ter iu.law, Mrs. Blight, two daughters and one son all are splendid and good helps to him. His neighbors and rela . liv..s call J lily to see him. Tho Dr. , thinks he ii sumo better to day. All j f his relatives and friends (eel a deep interest io him. His pastor, Rev Brother Shuter, is cabing to see him, ' ami we all nie looking lorward to his ? convalescence, and hope he will soon . ho himself in health again, i Kespectfull}', Meh IS, 190-1. E \V. G. .-wuuic .itu lino ucuu ou lui innate nc - to have escaped the saw and the ax However it is not too late to begin to I educate those who may hive the trim > ming of tim shade tre.-*s in future, and this Ls submitted with the hope that il > may he of some service. A L iver of Trees. . ."We are close upon the time forthi munal iree trimming campaign, days when tree lover?, and those who ap preciate beautiful streets and avenues, . oe incensed beyond measure at the ! r ii li less iiud unnecessary abuse tr . which eily trees are subjected at the hands of incompetent laborers Every 1 ooo who has any desire toste the tree? protected from this annual destruction 1 should make every eflort to oppose thia system, and call upon his local , papers to utter a vigorous protest igainst the employment of incompe tent men lo do such work. Systematic ami intelligent pruning, that is, prun ing at proper limes and in detail as I absolutely required, is good for trees; ? it promotes health, strength and 1 beauty; il helps the tree to do its hist nuder tho adverse and unnatural coi.? ditions of its city existence, but it sholl d be done nuder tho direction of a skilled horticulturist or garde er. lt is sn important that we urge another . perusal of Mr. Dunbar's articles on ? the subject, given in our issues of Mareil and April 1903 Tree trimming has no rules, beyond the few general suggestions on the subject that will apply lo all tives in common. Every tree in every class of treea is an in dividual and develops an individually whi h in some particulars requires a special treatment. How is it possible then, that common laborean be trusted ?v ii tm work necessitating a students in telligencfr? The beauty and usefulness of ?ree life demand,-**be best efforts of the coiniuunittfioe on T care autj p|0 tcction." ^mpany, i _aiding the _ foot, commen?ai.,. Tho Hen rc. I, and ending Febr ']'?". i;; 82, June 1st. to 3? guxon says: Let stocked witn shan. \Ve are tired of pitying lour prices tor fish/' I What is wanted most; Uro, is an i "open door-' at tho mouth ol' the ' l?ivcr, and more fisheries. Thia I will check monopoly. .\ latte Train. Thc special freight now run ning between Bonnettsville and Florence, was wrecked at Pal met lo Friday night on tho down trip, and in consequence, thc Gibson passenger did not pass here until near 2 o clock Saturday morning. Unolnlmod Lottors. Loiters addressed to tho following named demons romain uncalled for at tho pout oflieo in Bon notts ville : Men's List. S W. Hall, A. W. Hall, D. ll 1 Kristall, James Welch Tho 1 .adios certainly bad a nico .limo at tho spring openings on 'Wednesday und Thursday McLBNDON BfiOS, PARLOR, If a shave you want, no neat That yonr wita will call you bwoot, MCLKNDON Baos ?H Ibo placo, To beautify your ugly fuoo. Your bair trimmed, ovon and round, Not a fault oan bu found, By barbers oxpsrt and right, MOLBNDON BUDS aro out of eight. Comptt'tors new, razors by, And clean towels they hang high, MCLENDON Unes, have caught tho I rade Thuir reputation, already made. Tho latest "fada" aro obsoivod, Your hair aud whifkors all preserved, Our promises, wo woul ! havo you test, MCLRNDON BROS will do tho rest. ToDBOiial parlor at the hotel stand, Polito artists always oa hand, No cigarettes, and sterilized tools, Aro absoiuloly ono of tho rules. Children served, and dressed so neat, Mothers think tboy aro really sweet, MCLKNDON linos, want your trado, And hopo this fact pl. in hath mado. ftlch iSth 1904. SHOES. The best rule is to keep your fool warru as Cuba, dry ns Samara, and as comfortable as an easy chair. Just travel iu our Shoes and you will be poifectly right on all these points. STRAUSS & Co. TOWN AND COUNTRY UV JOHN BPOLLON IN FIBRE AND FA11RI0 A correspondent writes inc that lie is thinking of moving to a city ?I' he can get work in one. Ile lives in u ten ?My lone some Prohibition Town-which means (hut if you want a glass of bad beer you must pay ten cents for it. Thc only theatre is a small hall over thc solitary grocery store, which is let occasionally to Thcsepians. There is only one "cop" in thc town and he hasn't made an arrest in six months. No excitement al all. Naw thin' dom.' Ho tells me that he has enough money saved io pay Ins fare, bag and bagage, to any city in thc couutry, if he em only 1 e a Job-with wages .* ora position-willi a salary Slay where you are. comrade. Yon cau't save enough money in a city to bring you hack to thc country again In one year you would be vainly sight ing to go back and inhale thc bal . un of the pine?. li:;!cn to thc humming ol' th. bees auiODg the clover, and feast you? eyes on thc violets, butti reups ?md dais ?es: instead of stroling thc ill paved strcels-sniffin thc sc wei ?.gis, stuffing cot ton lulling in your ears to drown the fierce war-whoops ol' commercial strife poisoning your cloths to keep flea; away, begging plumbers lo come and rep:.ir y air frost bitten water pipes and Ink good money for doing b ul wuk, and fighting with your neighb >r, upstairs or down, to keep him from walking all over you. You may get a dollar a week nu re wages, but you will pay a dollar and a You can raise chickens there, herc you will pay 40 cents a dozen for half-hatch* ol eggs. Al ibo loot of thc garden you can raise potatoes; lhere you can rai c a pig or two and defy the tru^t that raises thc price ol meat here. Above all, comrade, you can raiso your children there. Ina eily you can raise nothing but h-and a very pool qual ity of that. As for amusement, you cm find more fun and better health with a shotgun and > fishing rod, iu the woods ?md along thc streams, than you would lind in the un natural and cxpeusivo delirium of city ' dissipation. As 11 workingman in a city you must take up your al).nie in the slums and pay high rent for the privilege of contempt 1 ting low life, .lohn Doyle O' Kv illy sang. "There is nothing sweet in die ci ty Hut the patient lives nf tho poor." It wouldn't have hurt hi> metre in thc least if he had written "The lives of the patient poor," for the noor are not all patient hy a large majority-moa nf them arc exceedingly vicious, almost as bad us thc rich-would be juit as lal if they 'lad the means. If you try to lind genuine friends in a city, you will cither tO' snubbed or give il lot of bunn and cheap sports thc rafts faction of saying llicy know you. belier stay where you are unless JOU have enough stiengh of charade, to get along without li ?ends, and enough in come to pick out and pay for thc locality in which von Would like to live. Make Your liens Lay. Cull on Douglas Jennings he sells beef scrap, beef meal, ground bono and clover meal. Your hens will lay when they teed on these egg pro ducers ATTENTION ! This com ma nd in the 1 raiy means business. Has the same value to you when we use it This week its "At tentiou"to the fact thal we ure show ing Spring and Summer Drts- Goods, Notions and Novelties, nt low prices STRAUSS & Co. Glenning Tho Streets. There is no doubt id* tho tact that tho wast paper on the .streets and public places should be clear ed away, mid from an observa tion covering many years, we would suggest that the very best way in which to insure tho des truction of all waste paper, little, old shoes, tin cans, otc, is for council to put a Squad of William Goats in the field. -Min ion Star. Wo have seen cows cat paper out never heard of goats feeding on it. Marion street might be helped with one or two. SPECIAL NOTICE. Wc make a specialty of selling Pianos and Organs. Try us with thc acid of compction. Wc can stand thc lest. Strauss & Co., RUV "pTT T Wn with the BEST GOODS riK?.rlLLJj/lJ al the BEST PRICES, Which means that your wants can better supplied, at better prices ixere than elsewhere. WE propose TO M?KTCOMP?TIT??^ ?a Every De partment. A visit will ] Experience und money can accomplish any thingvirtue unamos world. We have both, and .have put them to practici ! use. Two "Sew 'B j aliments. -^tN?VIillinery and P ss-BVSaking.W* Onr Dress Goods Depart' in Black and Colored Woolen est Patterns. See wha wo Pean de Crepes, Silk M Nuns Veilings. All t; Plain and Fancy Wt Swellest line of Fancy S. ever seen herc. Loo and Mohair for Shir These arc the Lat Ask to see our OUR WASH GOODS ! detail. Nothing ha: leading features. E Mousselines, Fancy .S -Plain and Mercerizt Take a ?Deep at ot :<> v. Dress Tri ninii iigs, arc all herc. L Our ? Let us show you tbron Summer styles now s Oxfords, Sanda's anc Best line of Children: Shoes for Men -styli.' V*- MEN ant Our Stock is complete, condoi only the best kn See our line of G El want, best, prices to be Blocks in II ATS. C Display Counter. OUR MILL. Our Millinery Depart? manner, brno will be . ?ai . propose to save yoi MILLINERY ! DRESS MAKING Experienced and capable (t> WATCH FOR <Our C3ri ?ce Fresh Stock STAPLE r freshest, and best. 'I fit?f" ItoinembeV, ?vc arc ou: anything you need, and wu UA ed with all that's to be had ls-Newest Weaves, New show. Voiles, Eolians, >ps, Poplins, Sicillians and Mack and Colored Material, ulards for Shirt Waist Suits| iw things" in Silks and Silk >iesl Creations, s for Silks. BNT is complete in every ed to make this one of our Lawns, Organdies, Batistes, Voiles. Ginghams, Zephyrs] ht and new. HITE GOOPS. id Ladies Vumishings jYeekicear for Ladies. partment ^> e Department. Spring and teen Quality" mid '"Drews," ll new goods ami new styles, 'own. 'Honans' and 'Keiths" wearers. - OLOTHING. * ing very fast. You know we No one can touch us. [SQINCS. Any!??ing you the 'Newest' and 'Nobbiest" Hoods' are now shown on oiu' DEPARTMENT. d nj) in host possible York Milliner. We re. No MOUE HIGH-PRICED en till n Mp, BENNETTSVILLE HAS ALWAYb NEEDED! iii charge. Best work ami prices. MILLINERY urENING ! O ep ar tra ent. GROCERIES. Always the ! line. mil will SAVE you "a BUUg iium'' on ju xii En. Come see if we u the Truth I beg- to inform thc the oest FIRE in the world. Try m March 10, 1904. Titi BUTK OF UKS1 The angel of death. The foe ol' all, has aeain visite Lid ge No :?;>, A. F M., ami from Labor to Reward ll Dennett-oiio of our oideat ami most highly esteemed therefore res d ved Lt -That, while wo bow i submission to this dispens?t? vine providence wrought by ol ihe great architect of tho who has said "what I do tho? imt now but shalt know h yet we recognize that in ihr ? ur esteemed Brother our I ( o iimtinity have Biishiiued great loss, one that will be s not only by the immediate fa loved ones of our deceased hut also by all who knew 1 lovell and respected him for V r m s and high standard and christian character. 2nd-That while he has joi ns io Ids Inst earthly conn in i w~' will strive to emulate hid li lu s in life that we in iy mei i lie celestial Lodge above. 3rd-That we extend to reaved family our heart fe'! s io their deep sorrow ami c them io the tender care of om ly Father uh i do( iii all thing hh -That a copy of ibis | ami i esolu?ions lie sent to t! ..four deceased Brother an? ( ounty papers for pubbed timi a binnl< page in our mini la- inscribed to his memory Welcome Q,u .1 IO Mel, n H. (?. McCol Conn FLOOR COVER! N GS Floor covering.- fir springt mer which sholl.(I he yours, to go il for us to keep, ami t for you to miss having, Maltings lind Rugs c ll on ST it A uss NOMINATIONS For County Treasuic I hereby anounco myself a for re election to the. (Hied ol Trcasur? r-Subject t!> the ruie.i thc Democratic Piimary. J. II Til I ken hy announce myself a lor the efliico of County Trcanuro lo tho action of the Democratic p h. LANK WA Match io, 1904. I represent some 01 HANGE Companies .0 Terms and l?ales. JNO. S. MOORE. It Saved His Leg. . A Dan forth ol Lagrange, (Li , su f il lor six months^wtth a Irighltu) ning sore on his lei;, lint writes that [den's Arnie 1 Salve wholly cured il ive days V >v Ulcers, Wounds s; it's th . best salve in ihe world, e tluaranteed. Only 25 cts. Sohl r. T. Douglas Druggist. SJ" Fresh Oat Meal only l?c iwo for 2;H; at (Maude Moore's. Flowers ! Flowers ! .Irs. Jno S. Moore has a line of Geraniums, Begonias .ns, Palms and other plants, I rooted, that she desires to Cuttings 2fle ]ier dozen. . full Hue ol' ll J. Heinzs Co. des Preserves, Ketchups, Sau Jellica iVc. at W. M. Rowe's. Working Overtime, ghi hour laws are ignored by those :ss. liulc workers- Dr. Kings New Pills Millions are always at work, t and day. curing Indigestion, llili ess, Constipation, Sick I lead.o in all Stomach, Liver and lionel trouh Easy, pleasant, sale, sure. On'y 25c T. Douglas's drug store. 'tYou Lovo Flowers? so, and you want sonic pretty ol' all sizes in wlii< h to place 1, call al the Hardware store you can bc suited. WANTED YOU ) wiii. for tin.' agency for laundry. re have pul in more modern hillery t han any other plant out li Carolina. ' There is no ldry in Hie statt; that has ian expensive collar and ironer as our recent put. in. terms are most liberal, ite UH now for agency. A UR EN ? ST F AM LAUNDRY, Laurens, S. C. rE BEST SERVICE. IE Wu.MIM.lox STEAM LAUN is propnrcd io gua rn 11 leo the life inish o? your Linens. Prompt ce and quick returns, No BIIO lily sent ont. Wc 6'ndy to pleisti. al will prove it. Then lei us hive next order, which v, ll bo sent nd delivered. mrs lor better Laundry service VA xe i : TATUM, Agt. A. (J. L Depot. nutUdvUlo, S. C. Superb S, O. White Leghorns. 16 to 1. $1.00 16 Eggb GEORGE W. V AND EREILT STRAIN. - THE AUK NO WEDGED EU a MACH INK - Have been tested at several Exp. Stations*, and have como off victors. 1 will guarantee 10 Chicks to sitting or duplicate order nt hall" prico. Com, PUSH, Wheat and ltyo tuleen in exchange. I will deliver at Bcauottsville on Salcsdays, when orders ure rccciycd 10 days in advance. J. M. MOODY, McColl, S. C B B m >>* B $z $z B B ? B B B m \B m B B B B >>* Our ISTG-^VST- Ijine -THE DIREO? WAY EAST. SOUTH WEST. BENNETTSVILLE & CHER AW R. R. -AND AIR LINE RAIL WA Y. Leave Bennettsville *7.00 n. m., Arrive Cheraw *7.50 a. m., DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at Cheraw with through trains to the North, East, South and West. Th? short linc and tiuickost thoo to Wihnincton, Charlotte. Allanta, Raleigh, Richmond Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East: The short line and quickest timo tn Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Montgomery, New Orleans ami all points South and West. 4 00 p. rn. COO p. m. Ko? further information call on .J. T. MEDLIN, ngen! Bennetts'.i!!c & Choraw R. Il . Bennettsville.S. C., or address JOS. W, STEWART T. P A.. SEA HOARD Ant LINK itv., Columbia. S. C. CHARLES P. STEWART, A. G. I?. A., S.A L, Ry, Savannah, Ga. B B 1% B B ?3 B ll ?\X yx B B B y Ui\h wii\ li} ">.'. hit ityMW M^4^Wt?h Mm r?iV?b1h/U?4i li!1 M?? UBOU"" Do You want A CiRAflftl DRILL? fff so, Get The Best. Wc sold in this County last season EJjEVRN of the tl Far mer's Favorite G-ra?l Drills." ami every one ol them gave erfeet satisfaction. Wc yuaranie.e them lo please. H""*' what st. *nc ol'our customer.-: have to say : MR. P. A. IK.JQE3, I am very much pleased willi tho ''Fanners Favorite (Lain Drill" bought of you last season, t have n'an'cl my .??,?i- ol' Oats, Wheat. lVas II nd Sori?nm Cane, and it bas pi ven me saiLfaeiion. Where I have been puilinp Four Bu beis Oats when sowed with band. I Bud Two and a Hall' Bushels i< Milli piont wheu sowed willi Drill. Slgucd \ .1. F. BREEDEN, This is to certify that we planted our crop ol' small L-rain with the ''Farmer': Favorite Grain Drill" last season and an nlea-cd with it in livery particular Wc iilanted as much as six bushels Red Rust Proof Oats per acre, and in cverA" instanc, il pave us a perfect stand, and bas given ? ??tile satisfaction. Wo heartily recnm mend it. Signed T, S. and E. W. EVANS. MR I*. A. HODGES The ..Farmer's Favorite Grain Drill" bought'of you ha piven entire satisfaction, and I heartily recommend it. Sigucu J. C. HAMER. See us if you Expect to Buy a DRILL, Very re specif all y Sept IG, 1003. J. T. DOUGLAS. A. C. DOUGLAS J.T. ??U0LIS k BROTHER, Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in Ipurc ?j^rugs and J^atenl l^odicincs, c[TQ?L?f^RTOL Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies, Paints, Oils, Tarnish, Bms?tes, > G-LASS and PUTTY. _FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO._?> wsr Prescriptions carcfuUy compounded at all ko uri. and guarani ced to be of the Purest Drug* and a\ reasonable prices. A full line barden Seed 6L Onion Sets. Thankful for past liberal x>alrona<jc toe solicit a conlinuanccof sam J, T, DOUGLAS k MO. January J, 1903. AT THE OLD STAND, OUK BICYCLES have leen timod and ovcrybody who rides them says they aro ahead of I ho ogo. They ought to bu. They oro manufac tured in the latest, most EcicnttQo and durable stylo. They aro light Tn woight, easy tunning and thc price? are way down. You only want thc best and those aro thc only kind ol' wheels week. If your bicycle is weak, run down, or needs atlentiou bring it lo our repair de partment whore old limers are mado good as new. 8. j. PEARSON, Next door to Eostoffice. MAIN STHBT TONSORIAL PAEL0.R. Tumo Doon vnoa AI>\.MS HOUSE. THE best workmanship. Ray Rum and Tonic Treatment Tools the best and sharpest. Polite attention always assured Three Artists in constant at endance LADIKS Wornt a Specialty ! Once a customer, always a customer HATCHER & MUDD, TONSORIAL ARTISTS. WE STILL FEED THE HUNGRY! WHEN in town and you want a good meal, remember wo can Fcrve you. A good mein for 250. llr.etnnraut north of tho Market. FRESH OYSTERS in every style. D. J. BR AY BOY Bennettsville & C'noraw Railroad - -. V-r*? ita ?THKT Commencing M.,relay Nov. '.?, 1003, and until Inri her nod' ', (laius between (Jheraw and Bonnettsvillo will he operated on thc following r-*dicdu!c, daily except Sunday : WEST BOUND PUOJI HENNETTSVTLLE THAIN 43 THAIN 33 Leave Bennet Isvillo 0 15 n m Leave Everett's 7 'J? a m Lea vu K?llock's 7 '10 a m Arrive Chcruw 7 50 a ni Leave Rennel 1 ville 1 00 p m Leave Kvcrett'a 5 '?0 p.m Leave Kulloek's 5 50 p m Arrive Choraw 0 00 p m EAST BOUND FROM ClIERAW. ' N aye G h cr a w ? 1f ave Kolioub ;nve Kverei .ST?'.-; D^Ff.*!" 1 .! ave Cl nora Vf ...ave Mohock's Leave Evcien .s An ive Bennettsville. IO 20 p m A. G. PAC]:, SUPT Chcraw, Nov. 7. l'JO:',. irs o 'Jtc. WM lat Day. f?!?/$/.$> 1 Etti bay. THE GREAT RESTORES VITALITY. Made a Well Man f of Me. 30th. Day. FRENCH REMEttV. Produces thc above result? in 30 DAYS, ut acta powerfully anti quickly. Cures when.sJYothers fail. Young men and old men will reev^ct their youthful vigor by usine; REVIVO. It /'quickly and surely restores from effects of sejfcabuse or excess and indiscretions Leca 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. Itnotonly cures by starting at thc seat of disease, but is a ti-cat Nerve Tonic and Jem! .Builder and restores both vitality uud strength to tho muscular and nervous system, bringing bofcfc the pink glow to pale check s and restoring the Uro of youth. It wards off insanity and Con? sumptlon. Accept no substitute. Insist on har ing RRVIVO, no other, li ; ap lie carried in vest pocket. By mi.il, ii.00 per package, in plain wrapper, or rix for S.s.co, with a positive ?Tit ten guarantee to cute or rc?u.n? thc money ia every package. For tree circular address Royal Medicine C^^^i^ For sale in Bennettsville by J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO. TRADE MARKS DESIGNS CorVRIOHTS Ac. Anyone sonning 11 sketch n<..: ttl ? ripUon ra?? qolokl? ascertain ..ur opinion ron iv iol or aq invention H nmbnhlv inion nillo. ? OinmuniCIW trn"HCl RcOTfldOntfil. ll,.,!...-!, ol. .'atolls sent iron. ?Mest ..eon. vf. r .??" uni.-,I Wt? ul H. Patents takon ttiroimh Munn t o. rocolvo rptH-il notice, without ohnrao, In tho Scientific flmerka?. roar; four months, il. Solu I)} ailnu w.nenierj. wj.3eiBroad?ay. flOW York lira" li omeo. U3? V St.. Washington. D.C.