The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, April 01, 1904, Image 3
S. 4. BROWN - - - JS?H?or
Friday. April 1, 1904.
Subscription Pr lee t
Ono yoar.$1.00
Six months.50
Three months.25
NOTICE.
AMEETING of tho County Exocutive j
Committee will bo hold ou Monday
April 4th at 10 o'clock in tho Court House.
0 s. MCCALL,
Moll 30, 1904. County Chairman.
ATTENTION CAMI* H EN EGAN.
Tho an ii uni meeting of Camp Ilene
gan will ho held in the Court House
on tho 4th day of April being the first
Monday. All veterans are considered
members and are expected to bo pres
ent, as business ol importance will ht
transacted. Hy o der of
C. S. McCall, Commander.
C. M. Weatherly, Adjutant
March 14,1904."
FEN AND'SCISSOR GRAPHS
Rov. Thomas Leitch is holding
a meeting in Florence this week.
Tho State Medical Association
meets at Darlington April 20, 21,
and 22nd.
It is eatimated that the loss to
the fruit growers on thc Hudson
river, N. Y., will, on peaches alone
he $2,000,000.
One H?gn of spring is that the
biiBe ball agony luis found its way
back itt the papers.
Jim Reid, of Roidsvillo,"a man
who had led ti dissipated life, was
lound dead ill a ditch Saturday
morning.-Greenville, N. C., Re
flector.
That's where drunkards stop
sooocr cs lutcr*
Marion county has lost another
ono of her grand citizens-Eli ll.
G?isque-who will bo missed. Ile
died on thc 2;ld and was buried
ou the 2 J th.
The Atlatitie Coast Line's
"Florida Special" will bo taken off
April 11 th, the last train leaving
St Augustine for New York on
thut date.
A jury at Charleston has a war d
ed $15,000 damages to a brakeman
who lost, holli his legs while coup
ling carson tho A. C. L. yards
there last October. And the J nd ge
did not. say it was excessive either.
The Morning Star on Sunday
completed ils Tibi volume and has
.begun to ?wt uk to [ot iL VI i h
is hardly uc?csna'iy tu G?\ tl ii i
luminary will cyp?in?t to tn it. H:
U??rBo i l?\rd! .. ;?i?!1 ?'.'>. .-<. ti.
Ulli I '?loge! I! lijirii ! lUg "M iii '. - '
the obst- - ii '. .. . .. ' '
daily in North Carolina.-Wil
mington Star 20.
Easter Day Train to ( henny.
In order to accomundule the Epis
copal congregation and other's who
-<*iwrc^ to attend linster services at
Chernw oil ^uini'ay April 3rtlr the
Bennetlsville and Cheraw R It, will
run a special train on that dale, leay
ing Iicnnetlsvillc ai il a. m., and re
turning leave Cheraw at ? 45 p. m.,
thus giving nu opportunity to attend
nu ruing nod afternoon Bervico and
reach home bet?re ?lark. The fare
for the round trip will be 7-r> cents.
Rev. Fiddle-How did you
happen to be arrested for steal
ing?
McNabb-lt was de doctor's
fault; he told me to take iron
an' I took a stove.
"Why are you crying, little
boy?" asked the tourist :n Texas.
u Boo-hoo," sobbed the young
ster, "do cyclone blew every house
in town but one."
"What one was that?"
"The schoolhouse."-Piula. Re
cord.
Make Your lieus Lay.
Calton Douglas Jennings he sells
beef scrap, beef meal, ground bone
Hud clover meal. Your hens will lay
when they I coi I on these egg pto
(lucers.
We are apprehensive that tho
pigheaded, perverse and diabolicsl
way the Republicans aro noting
at Washington will make it ne
cessary for un t<? send some more
Till mans and Cn r macs tip there,
It's gel l ing to lm altogether ne
cessary now to have tuen on hand
who cnn cuss ami spit lire when
the occasion confronts them.-?*
Wilmington Star, lil*..
A Baby Show
Cl'.eritw will have a baby show
on the 22nd. There will In-(wo
prizes-one lo (he prettiest nuder
ont! year ?uni one lo the prettiest
over one and under two years.
Iii*, ls Free Again.
Lewis Loyd, colored, who was
captured recen Hy charged with
robbing Mr. .1. .1 Munnerlyn's
store, played ;i clever trick on
the jailor Mr. Odom last Thurs
day night and is again tit liberty.
A Thoughtful Man.
M. M. Austin ol Winchester, Ind.
knew what to do in the hour ol need.
His Wilt: had such an unusual case ot
stomache and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought ol and
tried Dr. Kings New Lilt- Pill, and she
got rebel at once and ssas finally cured.
Only 25c, at Douglas, Drug .Stoic
THDUG-HTS DNE?STER
A Prayer for Good Friday.
In raptured wondor wo behold the work?- ,
ot Thy band, O Father, and ackrowledge <
Theo as our God Omnipotent, iii whom we :
.novo and breathe and have our being. Wo 1
bank Theo, O Father, for thy loving kind
ultu and tender mercy to un and to all
mankind. We blets a?d thank thoo Our
leather fer tho gift of thy Son, Jerus Christ ,
our Savior. Whoa thoro was no eye to
pity, and no hind to eav ., Thou didst send
tho Christ of Gulliioc, to bo tho way, tho
truth nnd tho lifo. O gentle and loving
Saviour, wc have seen Theo ?J suffering
and in fasting-aud tu raiment white and
jlietenieg transfigured. Wo have seen all
this by faith. Lord inorease our faith
until asa nnited people and a united oburoh
wo can toll all nations and all people that
Qod is Our Fathor and tho Lord Jesus
Christ our Savior. We thank Thoo for the
truth which makes mon free ! Wo thank
Th .'o for the bond of unity whioh makes
God*s children ono. Wo thank Thoo, O
God, Lamb of God, that Thou didst o\or
oome death and opon for ua a now and
I living way through the Gatea to ovorlast
I ing life. BlcBsod Fathor write thy laws
I in our hcartN and minds, that we may
have fa'th against tradition, and truth
.izninst superstition, and Thy will bo dono.
Help UH to keep this day in memory of our
-saviot'n sufferings for us. Savior of tho
world, who by thy precious blood bast ro
dccuied UH; save aud holp ua wo beseech
the? ! Fit and prepare us for that otornal
overing of lifo, when wo shall with glad
ness and shouts of victory, walk through
ibo valley and shadow of doath
.'AU Glory be to the Fathor. tho Son
and tho Iloly Ghost.'' AMKN !
Holy Saturday.
HY .lOItN H. TAMI.
0EARTH, who doily kissed Hia feet
Like lowly Magdalen-how Bweet
(AH oft his mother used) to koop
The silent watches of his sleep,
Till Love demand tho prisoner,
And Death reply, "flo is not hero.
"flo passed my portal-where, afraid,
My footsteps faltered-to invade
Thc icgiou that boyond mo lies.
Then, ero tho dawn, I Baw Him ribo
In glory that dispelled my gloom,
And made a temple of the tomb."
ELMCOTT CITY, MD.
An Easter Hymn.
CHRIST tho Lord is risen to-duy,
Sons of men and angelB Bay;
Kaine your y>y? and triumphs high.
Sing, ye heavens, and earth reply.
Love's rt deeming work is done,
Fought tho fight, the victory won ;
Jesu ? ngony ?H over,
Darkness veils thc earth no more.
Vain tho sloao, fie watch, tho seal,
Christ hath hurst tho gateH of hell ;
Death iti vain forbids Him rise,
Christ hath opened Puradiao.
Sotif wc now whore Christ buth led,
Following cur exalted Head ;
Made like Him, like Him wo rise ;
A,.-o tho er?tM th?! gr?v? the rki
: , .1 iv* V ft V?. ? Munnin
.i .DAV lt. flCJIT A ii Of AV.U?IOA} : f.JLlfj-t
rh .\ irr-KC i AL Rjawm'EB.
I i.c ii tot ui a cortos o? .Mont my Ueciials
to ho given by the Musical Club was hold
.it i he home of Mrs W. P. Breeden on
the afternoon of Friday. March tho 25th.
The club was organized during thc spring
ol lust year, hut the approach of summer
took so many of the mumbers away that
little was accomplished. A rc organiza
lion was effect c last fall, and the service.?
ol' Mrs .Sallie Parker Lanier wem secured
to direct the work. The orchestra is
composed of stringed instruments, violins
mandolins and guitars. Tho object ol'
tho Club is to promote, not only tito en
joyment and proficiency of its individual
members, but also a geueral knowledge
m good music, and to luster thc inculca
tion ol' higher ideals of musical taste, ns
is shown by the program rendered :
I. Spur of (he Moment, Hosticld
Orchestra.
2- Violin Solo, Flower Song, Lange
Mrs S. P. Lanier.
3. Vocal Trio Ebb and Flow King
Miss Dudley. Mesdames Crosland
and Williams
1. Piano Solo Pendant la Valse Op 7H
Miss Ilrccden. Lach
?. Vocal Solo Sing me io Slcop Green
Miss Dudley,
ti. Mandolin Wahz Estrado
Orchestra
7. Vocal Quartette
a. Song of I he Season Hawley
h. Last Night Kjelodf
Miss Dudley, Masdatucs Crosland,
Fxum and Williams
s. Shepherd Hoy Wilson
Orchestra.
U. Vocal Duet. With Orchestra Ac
companiment Alice Archer
Miss Dudley, Mrs Crosland
lil Huntsman's Chorus Der Freyschutz
'J he Club.
'Tis nu old, old saying that a "prophet
is never without honor save in his owu
country," and no doubt many were pres
t nt who had nc idea of how much had
been accomplished by thc (aub in the few
months ol' its existence. Thnt their dis
appointment was an agreeable ono goes
without Raving, and your correspondent
has heard many compare the work, ospo
peeially of the quartette, to that of the
prnibtslomd troops who visit our Town
from time to time, cs being by fur tho
most creditable.
Where all was good, it is hard to pick
oin any one number for o*peoia1 comment
I nt I cannot refrain from Baying that the
rendition of the Vocal Duet "Alice", by
Mi-- Dudley mid Mrs. Crosland, aeaoin
panicd so effectively by thc soft sweet
si rains of thc orchestra, was to me, nt
lea-t, the most enjoyable.
The recitals will be given hereafter nt
the home of Mrs W. P. Breeden, to
whose interest and encouragement much
ul' thc progress accomplished must he
credited, and in the future there will
doubtless be no invitations more highly
prized than (bose lo the Club's Recitals
Dental Notice
/p-qi.^ 1 liuvo bought Tho DENTAL
ryiff?2gl OFFICE recently oceupiod by
4e/?j i jj- Dr. w. T. il erm tun, located
Uver IsaaoBOhn'R Storo, anet will open for
Pormanonl Practico about May r>.
Du. J. L. GIBSON.
Mareh 3f, 1904,
ATTENTION !
Tliia command in the army means
business, Has the same value to you
iv hen wo use it This week its "At
Lciition" lo the fact that weare ahow
ng Spring and Bummer Drep] Goods,
Kolinns and Novelties, at low price?
3 nu UPS & Co.
THE BOAED OF TRADE
Report of tho Secretary.
I beg leave tu report that, in accor
dance with the instructions ol the Hoard
ol Directors, 1 have provided suitable
stationery ior the Board ol Trade; that
a trial month's subscription to the "Fac
tory Site Bulletin", issued thrice weekly
by thc Press Clipping Bureau of New
York, has been entered, that the bulle
tins are being received regularly, and
that from ten to filly letters are being
written weekly to the various concerns
therein noted as looking tor locations in
the South. In response to the letters
thus written, I have heard favorable '
Irom several concerns, and expect per'
sonal representatives (rom one or more
ol them within the next lew days io
visit our town in order that they may
go over the ground and study the con?
ditton here. I have communicated the
iact o( our organization to similar bodies
in sister towns ot our State, and have
received in reply kind words ol encour
agement from most of them,
I beg to recommend thc immediate
publication ot a pamphlet, description
of our Town and County, and of their
varied resources and industries, and a
wide destribution ot the same as soon as
published. 1 recommend thc appoint
ment ol a special committee of two, who
will assist your Secretary in this work,
I am informed that there is a plan on
loot to build an opera house in Bcnnetts
villc; 1 recommend that a special com
mittee ol three be appointed to consider
die leasibility of securing such a build
ing, and ol incorporating therein, il pos
sible, rooms lor the Board ol Trade, tor
the Major and Council, and for an arm
ory lor the recently organized military
company. It ts with great pleasure
that I call your attention to the Marl
boro Guards, and I congratulate the
citizens of Bennettsvllle an organization
so lone and so much needed, and I beg
that ail encouragement bc extended to
them. I desire, also, to cmphascze the
need for us to have a def?nate and Well
known habitation for our body; it is irrii
perativc that a room be secured some
where, so that the members ol the
Hoard of Trade will always be sure ol
finding the Secretary al certain hours,
and where the information and data
secured by him shall be on file and ac
cessible to anyone desiring it.
I recommend the appointment of a
committee to take oip with.-the proper
authorities in Washington, through our
Representative, thc possibility ol secur
ing lor Marlboro County the location ol
one ol the United States Diversilaclion
Farms
I recommend the appointment ol a
Civics Committee, whose duty will be
to advise with the Mayor and Council
Irom time to time upon ways and means
ol beautifying our Town, and make sug
gestions as to needed legisl uion ]
beg to call special attention to the need
ot paving the sidewalks in the business
part of town, arni ol placing crossings at
the intersection ol the principal streets
1 recommend the appointment ol a
committee on Railway Tra (fice, whose
duty will be to investigate the possibility
ol securing better Ireight, passenger anti
mail schedules, and Ireight tarilis.
I recommend to the general attention
I and consideration ol the whole Board
the advisability and leasibility ol locat
ing here any or all ol the lollowing in
dustries.
Wood-working and lurniture factor
ies ,.
Cotton and Hosiery Mills:
An Ice Factory.
A Steam Laundry;
A Paper Mill.
A Bakery.
At, nn.t(i.<l:(l?> ('nrnmcrrcil Hotel
' ;'v T9urt.3i jiotel, And ; iii booming o
Ucnnettsrilie lis a Winter Itesoii.
I ,\ C-.i.1 act or y ;
j A liricii PJaryl
which might be induced lo come here
which would in no wise interfere with
the business ol any man in town, and
which would materially conduce to our
prosperity.
I hope to be able to report more deli^
ni'.e progress at our next regular quar
terly meeting. In thc meanwhile, let
m.i say that I desire each member to
communicate lo me anything ol interest
to the Board of Trade, that L am glad io
see any one at any lime on such busi
ness that 1 ask tor suggestions, that 1
am ready to co-operate with all Commit
tees, and extend to them the use ol my
office as a place ol meeting. |t we are
to accomplish anything I must have
your help, one man can't make s town.
1 want it tully understood that the Board
ol Trade is working for every man in
benncttsville, that we do not want any
thing to locate here that will work to
the detriment ol any citizen ot Bennctts
ville, and that the prosperity ot Ben
nettsville is bound up with th it of Marl
boro County, ami that, consequently,
I we arc working lor Marlboro County
as much as lor the Town ot Bennetts,
ville Wc want more members, and 1
ask that each and every member con
stitute himself a committee ot one on
membership, and make a special effort
to report at least one application lor
membership to the next regular quar
terly meeting, three months hence. We
have organized and put our money into
the treasury; now, let's put a little work,
a little thought, a little trouble anti a
tittle encouragem :nt and enthusiasm
into the Board of Trade, and make ita
Hiing ol life anti a power in the land
And atlopt lor our motto "PULL To.
O Kill ER."
Respectfully Submitted,
B. Wotton! Wait.
Secretary
Makes A Clean Sweep.
There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly, o' an l'lc salves you ever
heard of, Buculen's Arnica Salve is the
best. It sweeps away and cures Burns,
Sores. Bruises, Cuts, boils, Ulcers, Skin
tCruptions and Piles, lt's only 2;>c, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by. J. T;
Douglas, Druggist.
:?']?; Seed irish Potatoes at W.
M. Rowe's
McLENDON 3R03. PARLOR,
If a Bhave you want HO neat
Tait your wifo .s ill call you BWOOt,
Mc LEN DON Bltos is the pluoo,
To beautify your uidy ince.
Your hair tiimmod, oven and round,
Nota fault cnn ba found,
By barbera export und right,
MCLKNDON BROS ?re out of sieht.
Competitors new, rn/irs by,
And elonn towels they hang high,
MCLKNDON BROS, have caught thctrado,
Their reputation, already utudo.
The Int.<!HF, ..fads,'' are ohmwd,
Your hail iiinl whi.-k'TH nil proBorvod,
O ir promises wo would hivo you tent,
MCLKNDON RHOS will do tho tent.
Toi.norial parlor ut tho. hotel stand,
Polite !irt'nts always on hand,
No oignrottos, and storillzod tooln,
Are absolutory ono of tho rules.
Children surved, and drowsed s> neat,
Motbora think th iy aro really sweet,
MCLKNDON Ritos, want your trude,
And hopo thin fact plain h.itli mad i.
Meli 18th 1904
Co M. W
TV TD T? I? TT T T?l? With the BEST G-OODS
RKllj rlLLLjJ at the BEST PRICES,
Wliicli means that your wants can better
supplied, at better pri?es here than elsewhere.
. WE propose TO MEET < MPFA'ITIOX in Every De
partment. A visit will prove it Experience and money can
accomplish anything in the bnsiite?s world. We have both,
aud have put them to pracljc&l uso.
--Tl.--ir?.??/-;': j -?r/v .-^
Twa New Departments.
-^Millinery and Drss-Making,^
Our Dress Goods Department is loaded with all that's to be had
in Black and Colored Woo?en ,: ods-Newest Weaves, New
est Patterns. See what we-have Co show. Voiles, Eolians,
Pean de Crepes, Silk Mohairs, teps, Poplins, Sicillians and
Nuns Veilings. All tin ?.? : in Black and Colored Material,
Plain and Fancy W saves
Swellest line of Paney Silk? I Poulards for Sliiit Waist Suits
ever seen here. Lc ai iew things" in Silks and Silk
and Mohair for Shiv; W.
These are the La < >biest Orea ??ons.
Ask to see our iSTew Mail ?s for Silks.
OUR WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT is complete in every
detail. Nothing ho been ved to make t Iiis one of our
leading features. Everything mLawns, Organdies, Batistes,
Mousselines, Fancy Br :
-Plain and Merceriz?
Take a peep at otu
Dress Trimmings,
are all here. Lo-jk o
Voiles. Ginghams, Zephyrs
it and new.
Our SJ
Let us show you throng' un
id Ladies furnishings
bur Neehwear for Ladies.
imrtment ^>
Shoe Department. Spring and
Summer styles now shown in %'"leen Quality" and ''Drews,"
"Oxfords, Sandals and Boots. .'new goods and new styles.
Bestlineof Childrens' -: own. 'Honans' and 'Keiths"
Shoes for Men--stylish and iud wearers.
<* MEN and [U < LOTHING. ?.
Our Stock is complete, ai I, ita moving very fast. You know we
control only the best kno\\ ?? Linos. No one can touch us.
tice: \j\iV linc Ul Utili J ? IA 1
Ai:
Straw
want, best prices to be hoi
Blocks in HATS. Ou
Display Counter.
OUR miLLIl
Our Millinery Departmt
manner, and will bc in
propose to save you
MILLINERY !
DRESS MAKING .
Experienced and capable D
(tf- WATCH FOR E
fctliNGS. Anything you
te 'Newest' and 'Nobbiest"
?ods' aro now shown on oin
DEPARTMENT.
fitted up in best possible
New York Milliner. We
No Momo IIIGIl-PRICED
ENNETTS VILLE
IAS ALWAYS NEEDED!
charge. Rest work and prices.
LLINERY OPENING !
Our C3rrc department.
Fresh Stock STAPLE an : SC i \ ROCERIES. Always the
freshest and best. Tr; na ine.
RAJ" Remember, wo aro out .1 d will SAVE you
j anything you necil, and v.'K IIAVI . . NBBD.
P.nmo roo if u/n hu U tllP Trtlth.
Yours uulvi ? . .. tfyi?ATH.K.R'LtY,
a snug Bum' on
I beg to inform the ] I represent some 01
the iDest FIRE 1 : LANCE Companies
in the world. to Terms and Rates.
Try m<
March 10, 1901. INO. S. MOORE.
Notice of Jury Commis;
N
OTICE ?H hereby givon that
, miafiiunora of Marlboro C
! meet In the olliec of tho Clerk
Saturday April 2nd, at io o'cl
for Ihe purpose of drawing Tv
I Juror?; 'al^o Thirty-Six Pttii
Borve at thc April Torin ot Co
County.
C. I. SIIERR1LL,
J. H. THOMAS,
J. A. DRAKE,
Bvillo, Mar 24th 1904.
FLOOR C0VBRINC
Floor coverings for spring
mer which shoo.cl be yours,
to go al for us to keep, and
for you lo miss having, f
Mattings and Rugs c ll on
STRAUS
NOMINATION:
For County Supervii
?hereby announce myself as 1
for tho office of County
uubjoct to thc action of tho ".
primary.
Moh 2S, 1901. J. J
Clim
. will
aid
nov:-, td
?..r luid ! *
,3>7? Fresh Oat Meal only I?t
'wo for -He at
Claude Moore's.
Flowers ! Flowers !
irs. JnoS. Moore has aline
of Geraniums, Begonia?
ms, Palms and other plants,
1 rooted, that she desires tc
! I Cuttings 25c per dozen.
V full line of* II J. Heinzs Co.
Ides Preserves, Ketchups, Sau
, Jollies &c. at
W. M. Rowe's.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Wc make a specialty of sol I inti
aie I Pianos and Organs. Try us with
acid of coin potion. We can
ld the test.
Strauss & Co.,
Auditor,
Ti ( aaarer
n
For County Treasui
I hereby nnounco myself a
for re election lo Ibo oflico 1
Treasurer - Subject to tho rulet
thc Democratic Ptimaty.
J. H. T
VtYou Lova Flowers Y
t so, and you want some pretty
s of all sizes in which to place
n, call at the Hardware store
you can he suited.
JAPAN and RUSSIA
.re busy fighting ou the other siile
ie earth, but, we ure still busier
?lg orders for Internationa) Tailor
le Snits If you want to buy up
ute clothing call on
STRAUSS & (Jo.
I hereby announce myself a
(or the offiiee of County Treasur
to thc ao'ion of the Democratic |
B. LANE WZ
Mareh i<">, 1904.
CARI) OF TH AN j
I desire to employ thia
of thanking my friends, bot
and colored, for their tim
and assistance ot tho timi
my dwelling house hy fir
ninny acts ol friendship at
and since are truly and gi
appreciated, for truly "a
in need is 11 friend indeed.'
Respectfully,
J. II. Weathc
IO bono zor, S. C., Mare
1901. ^_
Miss Ressic McIntyre,
known and popular young
M lilli ns, died on thc 23d.
AN ORDINANCE
. . Ordinance lo Prevent the Sale by
censed Druggists or any other per
. ns or linns of any preparation or
impound, which may be used as a
iverage and which is intoxicating in
; character, without a written pre*
I ription of a Physician,
' 0 it ordained by tho Mayo- and Aldor.
of thc town of bennettHvillc in Conn
'ifteinblod.
lat hereafter it t bull he nnhifvfnll for
I'oeneo Drug^iat or other ponton or
white
J ftill j i
1 lost <
ford j,.,,
20 th hi
th!
within th . co perito limit of tho town
ll within paid liniitH any preporation
inpom d under any i?aino form or di
whioh may be iiBod as a beverage,
i ts int ox ?eating in ?tn character, with
written prescription from some repa?
physioian, that tho party desiring to
ase caine needs it for medicinal pur
and any Druggist or other person or
violating this Ordinance shall bo pun
by u fino not exceeding Ono liuudrod
tra o.- imprisonment nob exceeding
day H.
no and ratified in donnell this 25th
f March, A. D. 1904.
P. A. 110 IX J KS, MAYOR.
ICLAUUIN, Clerk and Treasurer.
Superb S. C. White Leghorns,
16
to
1.
$1,00
16 Eggs
GEORGE W. VANDERBILT STRAIN
- THE ACKNO WEDGED EGG MACHINE -
Have been tostcd at tevcrul Exp. Stations, and have como off victors. 1 will
Kuaraotco 10 Chicks to sittiug or duplicate order at hall* price. Com, Peas,
Wheat and Rye taken in exchange. 1 will deliver at Benuottsvillo on Salesdays',
wheu orders arc received IO days in advance. .
J. M. MOODY, McColl, S. C
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Leave Bonnettsville *7.00 A. m.,
Arrive Cheraw *7.50 a. m.,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
* Direct connections at Cheraw with through trains to
the North, East, South and West.
The short linc and quickest linn 'o Wilmington, Charlotte. Atlanta,
Raleigh, Hiebmond. Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and Kasti
Thc i-hort line an 1 quiekest time to Columbia! Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampa. Montgomery, New Orleans and all points Soutli and West.
Foi further information call on J. T. MEDLIN, agent Bonnettsville &
Cheraw R. lt.. Benneltsville.S. 0 , or addro?a JOS. W, STEWART
T P A., SEAUO.MU) AIR LINK RV., Columbia, S. C.
CHARLES F. STEWART, A. G. P. A , S.A L. Ry, Savannah, Ga.
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Do You want A GRAIN DRILL?
?f so, Ciet The Best
Wc sold in this County last season ELEVEN of thc 'Tar
mers Favorite Grain Drills." and every one of
them gave --erfect satisfaction. We r/norantee them io jtleaw.
what S'. "nc of our customers have (o say :
M lt. P. A. ilwGES,
I am very much pleased with the ''Farmers Favorite Grain
Di ill*' biuight of you last season. I have planted my crops of Oats, Wheat, Pcu?
md Sorgtinj Cine, and il has given me sail-d'action. Where I have been punine
Four Bushels Oats when sowed willi baud, 1 lind Two ind a Half Bushels is nuffi
eicnl when sowed with Drill. Signed J. F. BREEDEN.
This is to eertify that wc planted our crop of small grain with the "Farmer's
Favorite Grain Drill" last season and are nlcascd with it in every jiartieular. Wi
planted as much as six bushels Red Rust Proof Oats per acre, and in cverf instand
ii gave us a perl'eet stand, and lias given entire satisfaction. We heartily reeoiu
mend it. Signed T, S. and E. W. EVANS.
MR P. A. HODGES
The "Fanner's Favorite Grain Drill" bought'of you ha;
given entire satisfaction, and 1 heartily recommend it.
Signed
i OOOOOd<K>COOOOOOO <
J. C. HAMER.
See us if you Expect
to Buy a DRILL.
Very rc spec ff illly
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Sept 16, 1903.
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J. T. DOUGLAS.
A. C. DOUGLAS
J.T. DOUGLAS k iiOTHER,
Practical Pharmacists and Dealers in
Wm Wn{{?* W>M Medicines,
<10?[?T"?lRt?GL^
Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies,
Paints, Oils, V&ifsisli, Br?*s?tes,
GLASS and PUTTY.
<^_FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. _^?>
w rrcscrLplions carefully cu ni, pounded al all houri,
and guaranteed to be oj' ike 1Jareal Uruga and at
reasonable ?Jrices. -
A full line barden Seed d? Onion Sets.
Thankful for past liberal patronage tve solicit a continuanceof sanu
J. T. 'DOIU & BRO.
January 1, 1902. AT THE OLD STAND.
OUR BICYCLES havo boca timed
and everybody who rides them says thoy
arc ahead of the ago.
They ought to bo. They aro manufac
tured in tho iutcst, most scientific and
du rabio style.
They ore light in weight, easy tanning
and tho price.? arc way down.
I Yon only wmit (ho host and those aro
tho only kind ol' wheelo week.
If your bicycle is weak, rim down, or
needs attention brine it to our repair do
I parement where old timers arc tnado good
as new. t
S. J. PEARSON,
"S Next door to Tostoflicc.
MAIH STHET
TONSORIAL PARLOR.
Tiiinn Doon iritOM AD\MS HOUSE.
THE best workmanship.
Bay Rum and Tonic Treatment
Tools the best and sharpest.
Polite attention always assured
Three Artists in constant at endance
LjADir.s WORK a Specialty 1
Once a customer, always a customer
HATCHER & MUDD,
TONSORIAL ARTISTS.
WE STILL FEED
THE HUNGRY!
WHEN in town nnd you want a good
meal, remember wo can serve you.
A good moal for 250. Rcbtanrant
north of tho Market.
FRESH OYSTERS in every atyle.
D. J. BllAYBOY
Bennettsv?l?e & Cheraw Railroad
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Commeneing Monday
and until further notice
.' j 1*5 ? rtna'trr.t'it
Nov. 9, 1603,
bains between
Cheraw and I5ennett.-s ?Ile will be operated
on the following ."".'.iodide, daily except
Sunday :
WEST BOUND FROM IJENXETTSVILLE
TRAIN
43
TRAIN
33
Leave Renneltsville (i 15 a m
Leave Kvori lt's 7 25 a m
Leave Kollock's 7 40 a m
Arrive Cheraw 7 50 a m
Leave Bonncttsvillo 4 (IO p m
Leave Everett's 5 30 p m
Leave Kollock's, 5 50 p m
Arrive Cheraw C 00 p m
EAST BOUND FROM CHERAW.
TRAIN Lonvii Cheraw . > 1(J ri m
?S Li ave iiolloi le's ._:t ?O uni.
" . ^i^toOTfcf'
An'r r Be?aett'svii? ... ?ua'ni^
TRAIN .Leave Cheraw . ?j 25 p n
32 Leave fColl?ek'? 9 30 i> ni
. brett's juupm
Arrive Bennettsville IO 20 p m
A. G. PAGE, SUPT.
Cheraw, Nov. 7. 1903.
REVIVO
RESTORES
VITALITY.
r i Made a
Well Man
;y Of Me.
FRENCH REMEDY,
Produces the above results in 30 DAYS. It acta
powerfully anil quickly. Cures when alt othflftSr
fail. Young men and obi men will recover Ufteir
youthful vigor by using REVIVO. It quickly
and surely restores from effects of sclf-3?buse or
excess and indiscretions Lost Manbrfcod, Lost
Vitality. Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Lost
Power of cither sex. Failing Memory, Wasting
Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness/which unfits
one lor study, business or marriage. Itnot only
cures by starting at the seat of disease, but is a
Great Nerve Tonic anti i5Iood?BuiIder
and restores both vitalit y an?l-strength to the
muscular and nervous systeirn, bringing back
Ihe pink glow to pale cheeks and restoring tha
lire ol youth. It warda off Insanity and Con?
sumption. Accept no substi (ute. Insist on hav
ing REVIVO, no other. It ci n be carried in vest
pocket. Ry mail, Si.00 pij]- package,in plain
wrapper, or six 1er S5.00, <gi\\\\ .1 positive writ
ten guarantee to cure or M. fun J the money ill
every package. For tree; tfireular address
Royal Medicine (f^^tS^S^
For sale in BenncUrsville by
J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO.
Nothing has ?Vcr equalled it.
Nothing candover surpass it.
New Discovery
Fnr tf^oxsvMrTioN pr?t0
1 ?r Lulu"* "n? 50c ? $1.00
A Perfect For All Throat anti
Cure : Lung Troubles.
Monoy back if it fails. Trial Bottles free.
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRiaHTS &C.
Anvnnc snnrtlnK n sleet eli mid ascription mn?
anloklr aacortnin our opinion froo wimtupr na
invention ia probably pntentnb <>. eommunlca.
Uonastriotly confidential. nauilbooKon | menta
?ont free. Oldest BBoney foj ie<airl"KjatonM.
Pntonta taken through Munn ?k l o. rceclvo
Ki" . i i' noller, without dinnie. In lim
/Cull n?rifi, vu noni ennniv, ? " ??"
Scientific American.
nely illustrated wookly. I.nreeat elh
f mir BClonllUn lnuitml. Term?, ta n
. months, tl. Bol.l hynll ncw?(lenlom.
& Co.3e,0roaf,way- New York
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