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BEN1?BTTSYILLE, S. C. BY S. A. mu? WK & co. Office on ^Marion Street Opjtosite Masonic Halt. " .??..?..?....?.....,..?...??..,.., M ... . Friday. April 1, 1904. ri-i-i -.mun? in MU n u_ tT IS A MATTER OFHEAUH Absolutely Pure THERE ISNQ SUBSTITUTE Our Toio7i Gorvernment. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, C. S. Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, W. W. Pate. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Office open daily. POLICE-J. F. David, H. C. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. Green Ci.F.aK OF CLERK-J. A. Drake JUDGE OF PROBATE-M. AIcLaurm CoRONEa-C P. Covington S?PEavrsOR-M. E. Coward SUPT. EDUCATION-W. L. Stanton TBEASUUER-J. LT. Tilomas AUDITOR-Chas. T. Sherrin. SENATOR-Chas. S. MsCall. _ REPRESENTATIVES-D. D. MoColli Jr. J. P. Buncii, Welcome Quick. MAOISTATES-0. D. Eastcrling, T. L Crosland, Bcnnettsvillc, II. L. McLaurin, McColl John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, -D. D. Stubbs, Brightsvrile, W. Vv". Irby, Smithville. Directory of Benncttsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, IC. ol P., meets every second and fourth Mon day nights at 7.30 o'clock. ' J. T. Dudley, C. C. C. D. Eastcrling, IC of lt. & S. MARLBORO LODGE No. ss, meets ai Benncttsville, friday evening, on or be? fore each full moen at S o'clock J. F. Kinney, VV. M. II. E. Stockton, Secretary. County Masonic Directory. ATAPT nnnn fit i HTVO Mri SO Ii. A 'Wi . cftirRty. ErjBEKA Lon iv. N .. ' .'? I '1 alcuin ut MoUpiii uau? uuu. v.-., _. looa, before thc full moon,at 4 o'clock. AURORA LODV : No. 33, A. F. M neats at Clio, Saturday on or after cac -full moon at 3 o'clock, p. m. 1). fl. Everett, W. M. J. E. McLeod, Secretary. Benncttsville Church Directory METHODIST-T. E. MORRIS, P. C Sunday school 3 3d p. in. Preaching a LOU a. m. aud 7..'5o p.m. Prayer meet ag Wednesday evening at S.UU o'clock luperintendeut Sunday seliuol, Phil. A lodges. BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor Junday school at 10.00. Preaching Sun lay at 11.00 a. m.,,and 7.30 p. m. Praye nocting Thursday evening at S o'clock lupcriutendeut ott Sunday school, IL V tarroll. f ? ^?g.afrySJir^N-Bunynn McLeod Ph 5^va9tor. N^erviccs every Sabbat 1 siiuiuier) ll a. mV ami S p. m.; (winter 1 a. m. and 7.30 \p- 1111 1>rayor mectinj Thursday 5 p. m. \Seats free. Stranger jordially invited. Sunday school ever Sunday 10 a. m. Superintendent, j. i Dudley. All parents Vid children mad vclcomc at the school. \ EPISCOPAL-Rev. C. \Vl Boyd, Rectoi .reaching every second ami fourth Sunda tua m., and 730 ]>.V?>' Bunda; ohool at 9.30 a. m. Dr.\j- A- Foison uporintondent. A County Church Directory. Bcnnettsvillc Circuit Appointments KEV. J. Vf i ARIAIIJ.Kr. C. First Sunday-11 a. m., L'iric Grove 3 p. m., ?myrna. Second Sun-'. ll a.m. MkColl. 3 p. m, Beauly Spot Third Sunday -ll a. m., Pin? Grove 3 p. m, Smyrna. Fourth Sunday, ll a, m. M&Coll, 3 p. m. Heatly y?'?l Blenheim Circuit Appoint! REV. AV. J!. (IAKBI tfirst Sunday, Hebron 1 Ebenezer 3<3' Second Sunday, Parua Zion 3.3u Third Sunday, I L l., -w. w. ... (fi! / ' Ebenezer 3.30 p. m. fourth Sun.lay Parnassus 11 a. m. Zion 3.3D p. m. BR r. ?'. I 1 a. mV P3,30p|? ?SUS 111.! '.i? p. nyr Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. A. T. DUNLAP, P. C. I?0-Preaching every Sunday mornin at ll o'clock. Epworth League Sue day night at S o'clock. Sunday tchoc at 10 a. m. W. A Ilinshaw, Supl Prayer meeting Monday night at 8. eulah -Preaching every Sunday aft n 4 o'clock. Sunday ?-chool at 3 ll AI. Jack-on,.Supt. NstrfJ? Marlboro Circuit. M V. T. L. ll L VIN, P. e. l'irnt Sunday, Oak (irove, 10 n. m, Pleasant Hill 12 noon, New Hnpo, 4 p. m. Socond Sunday, Shiloh 11 n m. Ebenezer 4 p, in. Third Sundny, New Hope 11 a. m. PlenKnnt Hill 4 p. m. Ouk Grove, 7 30 p. m. Fourth Snnday, Ebenezer nam, Shiloh, 4 p, m. ."JEIISONAL Mr. W. S. Townsb?i spent Monday in Columbia Mr. Fred Mclaurin : ow o'" Cheraw spent Saturday ! ? town Col. T. C Humor spent Mon day in Columbia on ol?oiitlbusi ness Mr. Arthur Knight, ll. F. D., Inspector was in town Wednes day Mr. W. J. Covington of Hebron was up Tuesday. Ho lias planted his cotton crop Messrs Archie Bunch and John Gibson of MeColi were in town Sunday night Mr. D. J. Easlerlingof Beauty Spot section was in Saturday and called. No special news Mr. Braxton Newton and Moth er of Free Statu spent Sunday in town with friends We regret to learn that out old friend Mr. John S. Mooro spent lust week in bed Mr. Walter E. Fletcher < Adamsville was clown Friday and made us a pleasant call Mrs J. J. Pearson who has been spending a week with her parents here has relumet1, lo Dar lington Miss Rachel Miltie who has! been spending some lime with relatives at Charleston has re turned home Messrs Edgar Gibson, John John Adams and Cliff Newton of Gibson spent Sunday afternoon in town Dr.J. L. Gibson, a graduate in Dentistry, has a card in this is sue. Ho will open his office for practice early next month Mrs. Ninia Jeffords and child ren of Darlington who have been spending some limo with Mrs. Munnerlyn have returned homo Mr. J J. Tart, ol' Dyurs Hill announces his candidacy this week for tho oinco o? 1 ounty Supervisor. He is too well known forany introduction from ti ? Mr. John Bowyer of Red Hill was up Monday. .I olin says the wind during tho recent storm that passed through Red ?lil! done his buildings pretty badly DEATHS' DOINGS. Died on Monday night Mme!: 28lh 15)01, at the Mill Vii ?ge, nile:- a pn> trncU'd illness, Min.- Bcthie Siler-tiged 1(5 years She was laid to rest at Oak Bulge CTchielery Tuesday a ftc moon, Ki Bunyan McLeod conducting the burial service. Mr John Hooks, of thu Mill Vil lage lost bis infant baboon YV\dnesthiy morning aftei a long illness-n^cd 7 months. AiSth '-.u. .?uiu. ?\.i?.. ... Miss Virginia 'Manning- ol' Clio, Marlboro county. Mayp.-aee, pros perity and happiness ever attend them. May their wall: through 1 i IV: bc long and pleasant, and their pathway strewn willi rosjgs thal have no thorns.-Cor. Darlington News. To Prospective Piano and Organ Buyers. It will pay you to see Strauss A Co, if in the market for Musi eal Instruments ol* any descrip tion. Garden Seed Buist s Prize Medal Garden Seed and Onion Sets New crop at C. S. McCall's. Easter at /Jon. The Zion Young People's Mis sionary Society w ill have an Kastor service next Sunday evening 8.30. An interesting program will be rendered. Tho public are invited to he presen I. Some (?oed Advil-.4 The Rockingham Anglo-Saxon trtitl fully says: li doesn't . y to haul corn towards home, not ?> a > from that place. liaise yo tr own corn, hay eic, and il' you v surplus sell stock-beef or pork. Both are easy to raise. Tho System Nooda Som . sort ol a tonic in the spring time This lack ol energy and "til ed feeling" isa common ailmenl ft this s< asen, perhaps you have in mind some Spring Medicine you would like to take, li yon can g< i |)r King's Iron Tonic Hilters, tal* . that -don't hesitiTi No cure no pay. hy Benneltsville Bri g Co. IJondnoho und Noiiral?in Cnn ba Cure These distressing troub'cs arc per manently cured by Lee's Headache aral Neuralgia Remedy. Even I mp ?rar) re liol is gratelul. bul permain r?t relied i almost too g.ood hut thc pr ol fo lows: Mit lins, S C., being subjt-ct to sick headaches al mv Nfc. and Hying many meili"ines? I nev. r got ie iel lindi I lo:lunately usn Lee's Headache Remedy, ! found per mancnt rebel aller i ; miaul, s IO ( i BR \M l'? ?RB. Kept t y Benneltsville Drug l o. SHOES. Tho brut i uki is to keep your foo warm as Cuba, dry ns Sam ira, and ? r< mfortable an an easy chi ir. Ju navel in "ur Shoe? and von will h pule, tl y right mi ?il! dirac points. KTKAI HS & Co. HATS, A cool head cultivates a calm minti Wc have the Straw Hat - for Men Ladies, Boys, Misses and Chi'Len To produce tlu.se results. Si'lt AI ss CM. Royal Baking Powders ?it W. M. Howe's. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Next Monday is salcsday - Overcoats and cotton plant ing! - Court moots at Chesterfield next Tuesday - Eggs aro plentiful now at 1") and 20 - DoVoe predicts rain to doy and to morrow - Several wann days last week and some used ice -Frosh homo ground meal al ways on hand at Claud Moore's. Our shade trees aro putting ou their coats of green - Don't forget the meeting of Camp Henegan next Monday - Wo return thanks to Aaron Robeson for appreciated favors Pie peach*, s 17;c per can or twp for "5els at Claud Moore's. - Judge R. C. Watts will pro side at the next tenn of Conrt - The Democratic Clubs will bold their ?rst mooting on the 23d -Tlie county Exceulivo Com initi?e meets next Monday for business - The predicted cold wave and frost for Tuesday morning was (ni lime - If you want to look well and fool good all the time, get your clothing at C. S. McCall's B?g?~ V ery best can corn only 10c at Claude Moore's. - Social iba, "loclocktea cakes and pound calve arc fresh and nice at Claud Moore's. - The colored gospol lent sor vicos are still held ?ind goo'd crowds attend nightly - Have you seen those new articles of Furniture at Mr. VVaddilTs - Court convenes hereon Ino 1.8th-seo notice of Jury Com missioners - Have yon tried that new cool cxhilirating drink called "Pouch Mollow" at 10. Powers grocery - The hunting season is over. Gel oui yo jr linos, trim your ?lidos and gol ready to go fishing - dake says ho wishes the Board of Trade would depopulate thc English sparrows. They arc eating up all ibo cabbage plants Okra and tomatoes only 10e al ('laude Moore's. - ( io lo Mr. C. S. McCall's foi tho old reliable Ihiistis Gurdon Seeds - .lust reed a frosh lot ol'D. M. Ferry ?V Co's Gardon Seed at W. M. Rowe's. Sr.?irfr.] r^-'-'M- risked tr. FOR SALE-A tine lot of Cala ?illy Bulbs :it twenty five cent? each. Apply lo Miss Emma Odom, Brightsvillc, S. C. - Mr. Jasper Fletcher o: Adamsvillc hus au advertisement in another column abont choice j Plymouth Rock Eggs. Heofferi thom cheaper Iban any yet oller ed. Read his "ad" and write hin fray Pipes and .SmokersSupplies '.: I lidless variety f'?u be fouud ni .1. T Douglas ?v. Uro. JI!.JL received a large ?ot of NEW LOADED SHELLS of ?ill kind. At W. M. ROWES. Ad vices from St Louis state thal the Hotels at e already 7? per cen? lilied up. What will it be whet: the Fair operu". A Good Doctor of South Carolina said: "I have used I).-. King's Itctnedios :i (?real deal in my prac iii-.; and lind th it Ui?y (dye perfect salis : . lu holli m J sell' ?ml patients. I I dei ri i ly recommend t hum W i; ULYIllJllN, M 1> " Abd they s-iil grow ia favor beean t ilifv ctirC'. (?uarantejd byILnnctUvilh Diug Co Another Hold Robbery. (tn Saturday night last thc store of Mr. Wallace Swann noni tho A. C. L. depot was broken into and tho following articles taken; lifte.cn pounds ol'tobacco, 18 pounds of Sugar and rico, one box of cigars and IT, lbs coffee, The thief ( nlorod th rou? li one t J ! the h tek windows. A tirent Scnsalh n. Tl e-*c.ivas a big ccnsmion in Lees ville Ind, when W. .'I Brown ot thai pince, who was cxped to die, h ui his lilt saved by Dr Kind's N w Discovery lol Consumption. Ile wrhes; ' I endure* insufferable agonies (rom Asthma bul j your is w Discovery gave me Immedi' ate rollul anti soon ihcrealicr (.fleeted : cjmj.P.te core Similar cures ol Con II sum| t on. Pneumonia, bronchitis ara i ?rip are numerous, lt's ihc pecrlcs! i remedy tor all throat and lung troubles l'rice fio:.-, and $ioo Guarenlecd hy J T. Douglas Druggist Trial hollies free rcslimony ot a Minister. A startling incident, is narrated bj 1 John Oliver of philadelphia, as lollo.vs j "I was in ah awful condition. My skit vas almost yellow eyes sunken, tong ri coaled, pain continually in back ar.c I side no appetite growing weaker dst] hy div Three physicians had given mi . j I j. Then I was advised to use Klectric Hitters; lo my great joy, the first bottli made a decidt (I improvement. I contin ,? (1 ihcjir usc for three weeks, and an nowa well man I know tiny robbei ] the grave ol another victim" No om j should : il to try them, Only 50 cent j guatanteod, at. Douglii's drug store. R?cit V.ill Haggles. thc ngcnl Mr. V. A Ho ?gea ha ju-t received ?. carload of liWe baud some buggies ?nd if yo i want a lim 1 buggy call on him. RELIGIOUS If OTES. Next Sunday in Etaler. Rev. O. W. Uoyd hold eorvloes OJ Sun day at St Paul's Episcopal Church at 11 a. ni , and 5 p. m. Cr. J A. Fa:Bon linn baen appointed Loy Reader and will conduct servions at I St Paul's Church th?8 Friday morning at 11 o'clock. No .Sunday morning service nt Presbyterian church. Evening otu vice at 8 p m. Subject for evening "Tho part Christ played in the iiret year's partorate" All aro iuv.ted. Tho Epworth Lcaguo Prayer meeting I t?i hold every Wednesday ovoning in the Sunray school room of tho Methodist] church at 8 o'clock. Tho public invited. Prnyer meeting at Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at 5 p. m. Tho hour for evonioe services at the| churches is now 7.30 o'clock. Prayor meeting at tho Baptist church ..very Thursday ovoning at 7 30. Prayer meeting nt the Methodist church .ivory Wednesday at 3.30 p. m. Tho hour for Sunday School at the I Methodist church hns been changed lo l.co o'clock in thc afternoon. To tho Sunday School Workers of Marlboro County : Dear Kretheron: Thc time lor holding the next County Sundoy school Confer ence ol the M. K Church, South, hss been changed to last Friday and S^t urday in April and will be held at beu lah church. Clio circuit As this is thc first meeting ever held at Beulah it is earnestly hoped that every sch il in the county will have lull representation, and that it be made one of Ihe best yel held. This is a matter that rests with the workers and demands a hearty res ponse. Each school should elect two dele gates, as early as possible, as the time is short, and need their names to the secretary at Rennettsville. Also pr?pare reports ol the condition of schools A lull share ol earnest work will make this meeting a success. CT . Easterling President. S. A. Brown. Sec'y. FOE LADIES both Old and Young. Just get thc Delineator, if yo : want to sue how up-to date dresses are made Wc receive* subscriptions for same, Hive full Stockei" the Bul ter ?ok Pat terns on Hand. A new fashion paper yiv?ii away free. Cnii on Slrauss <fc Co. Salo BIMki'is Caught The ihrce men who rubbed the sn lr at Dillon one at Latta, one at Kol lock, and others, have been caught and taken bi ck to jail at Marion. They travel ns painters anti passed through i ur town on the same basi lics-!, wanting j .bs to paint houses Their photographs should be taken and copies sent tn "Kol lock Ben mills ville, and oilier places, so as to esl ab lish their identity. Han Away Fruin Home. . ir _ S: Cdn. ??At s i - ";., : way <wav buln ny Beniielt vibe ! ? ?tg (j?* The Spinter's Return. Such is the lille of u play rendered Inst Fall hythe you?g ladies of the Methodist Church in Che raw with unqualified suet ess At the 8 tl sr gos lion of some of ll e ladii s of our ( burch here, an ell rt is bung n ude tn se :ure the production ol' ibis play by tl e Cheraw girls on the eve ing (d' Fri day tiie 101 li of April. Wliitn defi nite ar:r.iuemci.ts lav; . o as yet boen mad -, it ii deem d h'gh'y pro1 - nb e ilia! a special train wu] be run from Chciaw ti a afternoon tu bring the troop ?m l i iiy others wh 1 may c u e to coan- over, which will ret um Hutt eve nine, li Ueiii.ct svillo be ro furl u utile i s li Si cure ibis play an evening of in rri.i. nt assn ol for a l \\ ho attend Unclaimed Lottors. Letters uddresried lathe following Humed UersuUH remain uncalled fur ut the punt office in BouiiuitHvil?e : Men's hist. W. B Johnson, .Jilin Leak, (? (?ilnier K ornum. "Women's List Miss Martha Bye, Misa I) nid tia Ains.in, Mrs. L 1) O lom, Lizzie Mc? Danel. The Kussel Wagons Mr. P. A. Hodges ls opening a cai nf llic?O durable wagons-one and two-horse, eve y one ol them guaran teed against any defect in male ial or wormanship. Cheap Reading. Tho Allanta Constitution and Democrnl one year l'or !$l,7?. The Democrat and tho Semi weekly Atlanta Journal ?me year or $1.50. Tho Peniocral and McCall's Magazine-an excellent [judy's Hook for 81.50 Thc Sunny South ami (bo Deino cral for only 8 Lot) Ouroa Ulood Poison, Cnncor, Ulcers, Eo zoinR, Carbunclos, Kio. Motlioino fc'roo. Ko!.ci i Waul. Maxoy's, (Ja., siy?: "I sufl'i red boin blood poison, my head, face and shoulder were one mass of coi rup!?on, ai lie- in hones uni joiuls, binning, itch ing scabby skin; was all run down and f \ discouraged, hut Botanic Blood Malm cured nie perfectly, healed nil tho sores an 1 gave my skin the rich ?low of health. 1 '.bunt Balm put new life into tuv blood. 1 j and new ambition into my bruin." (leo f I A. Williams, llnxhury, f'ueo covered willi - pimples, chronic soie on bick ol' head. , suppurating swelling on neck, eating ul cor 011 leg, lillie p..ins. ?tching skin, . I cured pei feet ly hy Butonic Blond Kalin "j J sores ali healed, Botanic Blood Kalin ' jeures all nialignanl blood troubles such 2 as CCZCI11 i, scab- ?uni Scales, pimples . running MIKS, carbuncles, scrofula, etc. Especially ndvised for all ol?linalo ca-es I that hnv.j reached Hie second or third stage. Druggists, $1. To prove il eures, sample of Blood Balm sen! free and prc? paid by writing Blood Balm Co., Allan la, Q.t. Describe trouble and free medical advice sent in routed lottor. For sale at J. T. Douglas & Bro DOTS :'\.O.U ltRIGHTSVILLE 0 o (if Out fhigbUyillo farmer.'), Mr. IM": - KI O of the luckiest fisher nu. 1 ayer have seen, ile is al most ni lucky ns our friend Pender Jim, un': ti' .. I have ho ?rd tho remark ii. ido ?l him, that the ii ?li all kucw when I'... '-T .1 ?.H camon Pubing That tl.t y woul I bi o his bait in pro fernilee .<> any one e so's, and thoae that couldn't [?et a 'banco to bite tho bait wu i di I j .flip in ? is boat. So our friend ' lark le la -.. remarkable inci dent thal happened the other day. While going his rounds to his net--, he said li . ?V ' .metliiiig about 20 yards i-:.< iid <! him that kept the water u ap! i could sro the buik ri. up 'ed cjowh, BU he had just about come to tho i-inclusiou that it WU9 au digitpr. S ?, not having his gun, win Q almost i-i the act of of re treat lu discover! d (iiat it was a very large t'Jrt Si M, er was ho to get ch ser. he ? ' I it! unlil he caine so c!o.-( lo ibo Inri that he Bo'.'/ed the. turi h (he Iud, and a desperate struggl . I ol lowed, ind Mr. Clark b? ing i. man uiiu?iudy strong ia hand grip sr . . / '1' tiing the turtle in bis I (?al Bini : ned tho monst-r di.wu. Su Mi v !;.ric is also a lucky (ishern ( ii li them without hook u . .??,'' I won't give you aw (ii "Til piu" experience lui) tin J. wiii at later on Wo . abundance nf rain. Til lou ike we aro going to have weather Our firmer < have tt'.e rest now for a tow ('a again, uf 1 r a week ( f such fi ie cit. i\ oict weather tu work, o! which : . good U8c. Some are through unliu?? and Borne are waitinj- nu e first. All thc boys atc ii fm ; s anticrpating a linc OU' - ; ti d crop, and big money ngain 1 no . idy thrift the high price t' v t t on in our coin inunil? ' md new buggies und ne the fashion Uo it b ?yp it afte.r__u hard year's iori; ?J wo should a I re nie mb? is n li climb but en let ns lu rani, lie tu:\ iiL-fdil to hav hule i economy to his wenhl bc never bought anytii d wm ?ry wealthy niau I ?ii if young farmers alive. ! i un interest in the fui Thal is what wo lie? '.nod I mirra, lt H thc Vi ry 1 . f a niau, the ino.-t inde pende i - ive. liaise every tiling will make your little \ ' you 'ctlor, MU! when you o* i air days toil h >w glads . Meets you with iliing to do. t ) nd of lhu ladder. lind. 'line. Work heard a man ?tty .1 he thought ho o was compelled n'onc I ultri a smile and presses a sweet kiss upon your lips, and says "I aro so glad to seo you I know you are tired, sit down ?nd resto few munna and then wo will have Biipper." "O d man guess tow many little chicks I havo taken oil'to day?"*" "Well, I might say a drzon." You have missed it by two dozen. .Vint I eniarl? Surely, you nre worth your weight in gold, and if I had tho gold I would lia ve a pretty lar o lump wouldn't 1? That's right, make fun. us roen us nully do. But, my darling, no fun in this. I mean every word of it. "Now, ooe moro guess. What have wo for supper?" Fried flitters, or slap jacks or pate* paus. "No, you have missed it agaiu." "Well, sausage.'1 ' I don't caro, you smelled them.'' Then your heart will leap for joy. Now boys, you can all go to town that wants to. but lids boy and his little wile will remain on the farm awhile onger. The health ofour community is good with the exception of our friend Jack son A. Stubb?, who continues very sick, with little or no hopes of his re covery. He hns the attention of kind friends who watch over him and seem to tiro not, anti tho best medical ai le lion by bis physician, Dr. McLain who calls daily. We would be glaJ to see our dear old uncle out once more. He did seem so cheerful and had just reached the period of life when life was a pleasure to live. May God smile his richest blessings upon him and save him in that sweet beaven prepared for ut all that keep the faith, is Gie prayer of our correspondent. With host wishes, yours. Melt 28, 11104. K W. <J. ' A Warning to-Candidates Tlie Choraw Chronicle has this warning: "When a man comes to you and urges you to run for an oilice you should not put too high a valuation on tim compliment until you find out whether he wants to borrow money or wants you to endorse his note af the bank." THE ?BEST SERVICE. Tine WILMINGTON STEAM DAUN l)a\' is pr?parai to guarantee the life and fin?dh of your Linens. Prompt service and quick returns. No shoddy work sent out. We study to please A trial will prove il. Then let ns have your next order, which will be sent for and delivered. Yours for heller Laundry service. YANfi: TATUM, A?t. A. G L. Depot Penni I Uv il lo, S. (J. 1 fei Kc; NO XGS ie Carpet Effects. ? br?gM colors, di ?Dwaiiis, something new. , in Valours and Leather, <cep Every tiling in the Fur- |||| Line, and will order al close mar- j^^i' ling not ?ii Stock. '->7r -- d see our stock. Wc have i?e|||l nd BEST TN TOWN. j&| r. Waddill & Son. S 91)4 Condition Powders ; poor horses and mules fat without bloating, lt .his by first thoroughly cleansing thc system of purities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, .y creating solid muscle and fat. ?rses and mules improve in appetite and spirits he first few doses, the hair sheds, and the now ; always sleek and glossy. hcraft's Condition Powders arc packed in doses, it "filler," and good for horses and mules only, i most powerful tonic and appetizer, being thc lal veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's asily the foremost remedy in its class on the day. Price 25 cents package. SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. O' MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll, S. C. DD LY TOUR WAN rn ORIIY, BUT COME RIGHT ON TO JDE MOORE'S ET YOU ?W^VISTT' Clothing, Shoes, N otions i Fancy Groceries. ?round M EAL ami HOMINY a specialty. ii each Department and will fill your Wanta in each T THF, LOW HST P RICES. MI call and see in. Phone orders in town delivered -faction guarani ed, -Near Douglas' Drug Storr, WIRE. FENCING, BARBED WIRE AND WIRE NAILS. ? II AVE THESE GOODS, hough t by ifR ear load un can r/ive you LOW I'RClCES. Xl@~. Sec us before buying. 0 ' Mareil 3, 1004. C. S. McCALL. RUIRT'S Prize Medal Carden Seed " And Onion Sets. New Crop. O- AAcOetll's. March 3, 1901. ROLLS FRESH BREAD and THREE TIMES ? WEfE&C. MK. R F. SIIULTZ HAVING CLOSED HIS BAKERY HERE. I have arranged to keep a supply of FRESH URE .Vp, ROLLS AND CAKES of his splendid ranko nt my Store for tlie ?cc?m.'nodatton of tito Trade. Shipments received fresh three times a week, and orders can be filled daily as wanted by customer.-?. I guaiantee prompt Bervioe. March 3, 1904- W. M. ROWS. ?W>$<>?<>$<>$0*<>$<>$<i m HI "ALCO" BRAN n The ?!?thes own story* _\_ _ O _ _ 7? ? . J.. MCCALL'S, February 26, 1904, FOR SALiE 2 A Bicycle Tor a lady or Gouts ; color Black or Blue with 28 in j wheels and rubber tires. S. J. Pearson. CHANGE Of'! SCHEDULE; ?SivUii'Aitt - Air Li?? RAILWAY.} Thc Seaboard Ait Lh o Ry ?ched?1 ule .vhs . hanc.cil on January 1 Oth. i mina leave v,neruw,o. na follow*: I Northbound No GO at 8:05 a. m. No 50 at 9:24 p. ra. Southbound No 57 at 8:05 a. m. i " No 27 at 10:40 p. ra. j Thc BonnrtlUvillo and Oheraw R. ii., leaving Benneltsville at 6. 45 a. m., conuect with No OG and No 57. The afternoon tl aili leaving Ben neltsville at 4 p. ra. gives Benuetts ville i eople an opportunity lo take Haina No 50 and No 27. SLI0 NOVELTY Manufaotm ing Works Rf!HE Ru-incss recently known os the X OLIO NOVELTY MANUFOTU U1NG CO., will hereafter be known OP Pilli CLIO NOVELTY MANUFAC TURING WORKS, with P. ll. IVEY -ole owner and director, The latest improved wood working machines arc being placed for doing ail kinds of Novelty work for builders usc at living prices. Mr. 1\ A. Hodges is agent at Bennetts ville and will take your orders. Oct 12.5, 1903. ILVJVXQ Thoroughbred , 33. JP. :E*.QOK. 18 for only 50 cents home tle I livery-10 els extra Cor packing and delivering to Expresa oilice. J ASPER FLETCHER, MCCOLL, S. C. Jan. 28. R. V. J). 2. PURE BRED BUFF ROCKS. Thrifty, Reliable and Profitable. The 11 ii I f Plymouth Rock is the low tor firofit. The time lor setting lor the Spring brood is near at hand and to gel eggs so as to have them ready when the se.nsnn opens you should place orders at once and state date ol do'ivcry. Setting ol IS Fggs $1.50 I). A. COVINGTON. Jan 5, 190.1. Gibson, N C. Notice of Court. NOTICE ?H hereby given that the Court of General RCHS?OIIB for thc County of Marlboro will convene nt Honnef tnv'.il? on ?lie Third Monday in APRIL, (hoi mr the iSth day thereof) 190.1, and tho Court of Common Plena on the Wednesday no.\t following eaid Third Monday in A pt il ('icing thc 20th dny thereof) 1904 at Boin* n ittavillc in and for thc county of Mnil'ooro and State of South Carolina. All pomona interested will take duo notico thereof. J. A. 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