Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

BENNETTSYILLE, S. 0, ^jinrsLA. BROWN A co. Office on Marton Street Opposite Manonio Hall. Friday. April 22, 1904. fTIS A MATTER OFHEAHH POWDER Absolutely Pure VERE ism suewTim A newspaper calls Col. William ? i Bryan "Gas BM." That is an .re gio UR mistake, for a gas bill invariably sent in oncea month, v aile Col Bryan cant even break ir?.-Wilmington Star. . 'oadaoho and Neuralgia Can bo Cured. These distressing troubles are per mendy cured by Lee's Headache and N euralgia Remedy. Even temporary re i is gratelul. but permanent relief is almost too good. But the proof follows: Mullins, S.U.. Being subject to sick-headaches all n i life, and trying many medicines, I ?. ver got relict until I fortunately used Lee's Headache Remedy, 1 lound per ine?t rebel after 15 minutes E O. BROMFORD. Xept by Bennettsville Drug Co. A new rifle with which the aitea States.army.is to be equip } -dyksaid to have an efFeetive ~ "O'ge of five miles, and to be the ;htest rifle ever devised. Our Town Oorvernmenl. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, C. S affin, A. Qt. Sinclair, W. W. Pate. :LERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc? I . urin. Office open daily. POLICE-J. F. David, II. C. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. Green JLEBK OF CLERK-J. A. Drake IUDOE OF PROBATE-M. McLiurin CORONER-C. F. Covington '>nr-?.vi -M V Co ? i i itfpr. KnccATio.';--W ?- Stanton "X^* '.'?'>'I : -.1 - Si. ri .):?!? - ..^:'-z-..-.-?<o,.--...-..! it&t????- CliTOJ S. M,:t ill, r?P!tKsi:Ni.vm is -- P. D. MCO? , Ir. Pi Hunch, Wc ?coen Quiek. -.-.-y M AGIOT?TES-C. D. Easterling, T. L, Crosland, Bennettsville, H.'L. MoLaorin, McColl fohn A. Calhoun. Clio, w*. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, ?), D. Stubbs, Brightsville, ."V. W. Irby, Smithville. ?ennettsville Church Directory IETUODTST-T. E. MORRIS, P. C. Su.iday school 3 30 p. m. Preaching at ll JO a m. and 7.3U p.m. Prayer meet Wednesday evouing at S.OOo'clook. Bt >erintendeut Sunday school, Phil. A. i I dg08. . ?APTisx-HM- , itu!us Ford, Pastor. *^a*>>?'"nool at 10-00. Preaching Sun? d . at lPftHO?. m., and 7 30 p. m. Prayer ?ting Tlmr^?day eveuing at 8 o'clock. . i )erintcndont\>f Sunday school, H. W ?avroll. !*RE8BTTER1AN-^Bunyan McLeod Ph. 1)., Pastor. Services .every 8abbatb (si aimer) ll a. m. ?and 8 p. m.; (winter) tl a. m. an J 7.30 p* m Prayer meeting Thursday 5 p. m. ' Seale free. Stranger? cordially invited. Sunday school every S'aoday 10 a. m. ^Superintendent, J. T. i" '-.dIoy. All parents and children made ?:. icomo at the schoph SriBCOPAL-Rev. ?U W. Boyd, Rector, x' reaching every BecondVand fourth Sunday at Ii a m., and 7.30VP. m? Sunday ? ool at 9.30 a. m. \t>r. J. A, Faison, . lorintondont. County Ohurch ^rectory, ?ennettsville Circuit Appointments REV. J. W. ARIAIL?L, P. C. ?jlrst Sunday-ll ft- mi, Pino Grove 3 p. m , Smyrna. 3ccoud Sunday, ll a. ia. McColl. 3 p. m, beauty Spot. Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove, 3 p. ni, Smyrna, fourth Sunday, ll a. m. 1J0C0II, 3 P- m. Be -.iy Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointants. RBV. W. lt. RAKER ifjfj, first Sunday, Hebron ll a.r,; Ebenezer 3.30 iv Wt ;3econd Sunduy, Parnassus Pa> ra # Zion 3.30 p.|j, ' Third Sunday, Hebron ll a.n. Ebenezer 3.',.) p. m> .'?ourth Sunday PUIDQKSUP 118. ?j, Zion 3.P\ p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. A. T. DUNLAP, P. C. O-P Prayer moejiugiMonday night al 8. olah -Wenching every Sunday aft ut 4 o'clock. Sunday school at 3 ll. M. Jack .-on,'.Sn pt, North Marlboro Circuit. REV. T. h. DELVIN. I'. C. thirst Sunday-, Oak Grove, 100. m. Plenftnnt Hill 12 noon, New Hopo, 4 p. m. Second Sundny, Shiloh 11 a m. Til_. _ umucwi 4 I', ?1. Third Sunday, New Hope 11 a. m. Pleaeant nm 4 p. n. Oak Grot e, 7 30 p. tn, i'vjnth Sunday, Ebenezer 11 a tn, SblJob, j p, jp. PERSONAL Mrs. Hal Buck of Conway is visiting relatives at tho "Marl boro" Mr. Joseph Emanuel of George town is here on a visit to Wis bro ther Philip. Mir osabell Stanton of Clio has b. i visiting the Misses Bol vin of Cheraw. Mr. James Webster of Rod Hill was up Saturday. No news in his section Miss Lulie Emanuel of Sumter spent last wesk at the home of Hon. J. L. McLaurin. Mr. A. A. Bristow now of Greenville is visiting his brother Mr. A. J. Bristow Miss Maggie Breeden has been spending a few days with Mrs. Harrold Baird at Darlington. Miss Anna Brown of Ocala, Pla., is visiting her brother Mr. Sol Brown of our town We are glad to report that Mrs. Claud S. Chaffin, who was so very ill last week is considerably better Mr, B. Li. Jones of Hebron has moved his family to town to be in time for the next session of our school. We regret to learn that Mr. J. M. Whittington, our faithful De puty Sheriff, is quite sick at home with 1 agrippe We are indeed glad to learn that Mr. Arthur White, who went home sick about two weeks ago, is improving. Supt W. L. Stanton spent Fri day at Hartsville in the interest of the District Summer school to be held in June Mr. and Mrs. Furman Knight and Little Jenkius of Sumter, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents in our town. Mrs. W. Boyce Fraser and W. J. Gilchrist of Darlington were at the bedside of their sick brother Thomas Gilchrist, during his last moments Mr. J. B. Gilchrist of Laurel Hill was down Tuesday at the bedside of his sick brother, Tho mas, and remained with him to the cioso Mrs. Florence Cannon, and Misses Lucy Green, Ila Easter ling and Jennie McRae left Thursday morning for Chester las delegates to the State Ep I worth League Conference - To permit the Editor to at tend the S. S. Conference next Friday, the Democrat will po to press Thursday morning. Please have all favors in Wednesday. - If our farmers fail this year to make a big crop it will not be ?BP.NV moro a:: d better pvc pu ra rl?h<3 ''Spinsters Return.' j Tho play rendered al tho Audi orium Friday night by Cheraw talent for the benefit of the Metho dist parsonage fund was a grand success in every particular and Che raw has reason to he proud of thc troupe. Never did a crowd laugh more than the one Friday night, all went home delighted with thc en tertainment. Where all did so well, it would be injustice to particular ize even one, which wc feel tempt ed to do, but must hold. Enterprise in Smithville. Mr. W. G. McLean of Chrraw is preparing to put up a la?ge Brick making planton Mr. W. D. Evans' place close to two railroads. Keeping Clean Streets. Chief David says he is determined i" ke jp treuil off the streets if bobas to prosecute every offender. There, is an ordinauce that forbids throwing or av oping trash on the streets, und those who are guilty of thia practice are warned that he will report any and eyery violation in future So Inuit out, if you do not want to pay a line for throwing piti er or trash on the streets of thu town. K. of P. Deli'gutts. Th? grand lodge K of P., ?neets in the city of Greenville Miy 17. Con solidated Lodge N > 15 have elected C. D. Ea terling and C. S. Chalti-.i at d legates with Dr H. E Stockton a d W. W. Pate as alternates. Hold Up On Tho High Way. On Wednesday night last Mr. John Irby of Smithville was re turning home from Cheraw, when ho was held up hy two parties. Ten shots were fired, hut only five of them struck. Only threo of brought blood, ono itt the sido and two in tho leg. He was taken back to Cheraw for treatment, and at lost account was getting along nicely, though badly hurt. Ruck Hill Buggies. The agent Mr. P. A. Hodges has just received a carload of those hand some buggies and if you want a fine buggy call on him. The System Noetls Some sort ol a tonic in the spring time This lack ol enerby and "tired feeling" is a common ailment at this season. Perhaps you have in minti some Spring Medicine you would like to take. If you can f;et Dr King's Iron Tonic Bitters, take that -don't hesitate. No cure no p;ty. By Bennettsville J)rug Co. SHOES. The best rule is to keep your foot warm as Cuba, dry as Samara, and as comfortable as an easy chair. Just travel in our Shoes and you will be peifectly right on ali these points. STRAUSS &, Co. Royal Baking Powders at W. ft. Rowe'?. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Vegetation is jumping now - Wintex* in the lap of spring - There was a slight fall of sleet Wednesday noon - Finish planting your gar dens now. - Good stands of corn is en- ; couraging - Copious showers of rain fell Saturday night and Sunday - The cold wave Saturday night was a surprise after a pleas ant week - Radishes and lettuce are be ing-bujoyed by the early garden ers. - Remember the meeting of the Democratic Club to.morrow afternoon - Florida cabbage sold in our market last week at 7 cents. Hur ry up Mr. Chavis. , - Jake says popular plays by local talent at popular prices get the best houses. - Mary Buck a well known old colored woman died Tuesday from a stroke of paralysis -Fresh homo ground n e il al ways on hand at Claud Moore's. Pie peaches 15c pW eau or two for 25cts at Claud Mooi e's. - If you want to look well and feel good all the time, get your clothing at C. S. McCall's If you want your cuffs and collars nicely laundered curvy them to Claud Moore, who is now agent for the Wilmington Steam Laundry SSF" Very best can corn only 10c at Claude Moore's. -Mr. N. J. Herndern of the Bethel section has 8,000 cabbage, plants for sale of Jersey Wake field, late Drumhead and late Flat Dutch varieties -Social tea, 5 oclock tea. cakes and pound cake aro fresh and nice at Claud Moore's. - Have you seen those new articles of Furniture at Mr. Waddill's rVviifr .fM.rvn nn/1 *-/-*?v?o * nag r>T)lv .fr ~T*- J . ? * M ?.4***4. *.* vwviii lOc at Claude Moore's. - Go to Mr. C. S. McCall's for the old .-diable Buists Garden Seeds - Just recd a frosh lot of D. M. Ferry & Co's Garden Seed at W. M. Rowe's. - Fresh lot ol' canned Peas, Pears, and Pig's Feet at Claud Moore's FOR SALE-A fine lot of Cala lilly Bulbs at twenty five cents each. Apply to Miss Emma Odom, I Mr. Jaspoi Fletcher di : ?j ', . nsvil.V* liasjan a >V' r'is'-too.nl ' ii .nu,;;' ir coVumn abrnil oliol ip ' j P'iyn pn'tl Rock ?O?r':.- ;. . > i . -.- V--., ?OL??IC? ed. Read his "ad" and write him JB?~ Pipes and Smokers Supplies in endless variety can be found at J. T Douglas & Bro. Just received a huge lot of NEW LOADED SHELLS of all kind. At W. M. ROWE'S. Pre?airing1 For Conference. Tho good people ol Beulah are milking extra preparations for tho Sunday school conference to he held there on the 29th and 30th. All schools which have not yet re ported delegates are earnestly re quested tosend tho santo nt once to the Secretary that he may for ward his list at once to tho com mittee on entertainment. Dele gates going down on Thursday afternoon before will lind one ot the committee at the church to furnish homes. To Prospective Piano and Organ J?uyers. Il ?viii pay you to soo Strauss ?, Co, if in the market for Musi cal Instruments of any elescrip I tion. A Good Doctor of South Carolina said: "I have used Dr. King's Remedies a great deal in my prac tine nod lind ibu (hey givo perfect t-atis I'aetion io holli myself and patients. I heartily recominonil thom. W. lt CLY'HUHN, M D." And they still grow in favor became . hoy cure. Guaranteed by Bennet tr ville Drug Go A Great Sensation. Tl ere was a big sensarion in I.ees~ ville Ind, when VV. H. Brown ol that plact who was exped to die. had (tis lite saved hy Dr. King's New Discovery loi Consumption. He writes; ' I endured insufferable ngonies hom Asthma but your New Discovery gave me i m med is ale reliet and soon thereatier effected a complete cure. Similar cures of Con sumption. Pneumonia, bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It's the peet less remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Price soc, and $ioo Guaranteed by J. T. Douglas Druggist Trial bottles free. Constables For Court. Messrs J. F. David. N. F Bun dy, A. F, Hilliard, T. A. Odom and W. R. G rice aro assisting tho Sheriff this week. Master Kussol Miller is drawing the ju rors for trial cases. Testimony of a Minister. A startling incident, is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows; "I was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in hack and side no appetite, growing weaker ?lay hy day. Three physicians had given me up Then I was advised to use Klectric i>:..-.-. .1... r,P.t hntllf? mtiers, iu ...y great joy, ..... .......?. made a decided improvement. I contin ued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. 1 know they robbed the grave ol another victim" No one should lail to try them. Unly $p cent, guarantee.I, at. JlotigJVs drug store. HE Li i GIO US NOTES. Rev 0. W. Boyd will conduct ser vices at St, Paul's Episcopal churcl on Sunday next. All the churches were elosod Sun day night and Union Services were held at the Fresh, terian ?burch. Rev. Fester Speer, of McO di, filio ' the pulpit of tba Methodist church Sunday morning tn place of Rev. T. E. MorriB, who went to Clio to preach for the Woman's Missionary Society. . The Marion District W> man's Mis sionary Sooiety was held at Clio Fri doy, Saturday and Sunday. Rev. T. E Monis of this Station went down cud preached for them Sunday. The Epworth League Prayer meeting id held every Wednesday evening ia the Sun 'ny eobool room of the Methodist church at 8 o'clock. The pabilo invited. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Thurtdoy afternoon at 5 p. tn, Tho hour for evening services at the ohurohoa is now 7.30 o'clock. Prayer meeting at tho Baptist church every Thursday evening nt 7.30. Prayer meeting at tho Methodist church every Wednesday at 3.30 p. m. Thc. hour for Sunday School at the Methodist church baa boen changed to 4.C0 o'olock In tho afternoon. Thu Evangelist Dleetlns Thc Evangelist Rev. Frank A. Miller, who begun a meeting at the Presbyterian church on thc 6th for 10 days, was prevailed on Sunday night to stay lind continue the meet ing one more week. Services have been held afternoon and night and will continue until Sunday night. It has been in many respects a meet ing that everybody appreciated, and in consequence the church has been crowded at almost every service to hear him sing and listen to his talks on thc pitfalls of sin, character build ing, and the way to heaven. DEATHS' DOINGS. Dim! nt inc Imme uf ilia brother, A. C. Gilchrist, near town on Wed nesday morning April 20, 1904, uftei 11 long illness Mr. Thomas S Gilchrist aged about 54 years. lie was taken sick last i'all and went to the hospita at Fayetteville, hut he received nu permanent benefit und was brought down t> the home of his brother, where the best nursin ; was given him until the end earrie. He la ives three brothers, four sis ters and ti .urge circle of relatives und Iiiends. Thc funeral services were held nt Evergreen cemetery Thu radii) morning ut 10 o'clock, Rey. Bunyan McL-od of ihe Presbyterian chute! assisted hy Rev. Rufus Ford conduct ing i e service Hunting Homes for Settlers Mr. Wilbur Mc"oy, Land and Im. migration agent of the Atlantic Coas r ;,.c -u- . v. j p J, our t "wu foi thc purpouei ol' ' dicing i some ?ai il? . o' . . ir sain i?> bltm L. C. und ii Li. ..I, /i*.'? Ti??w yoting mt ti took H in ont i.< ; r.;:n ?: bini nil needed i iforniniiom ile s'aii L't i?'ivilltt ...c?. o nug a u um ucl ul good families that muy orne to Marl boro. \3W Just arrived a fine assort nient, new shapes in Ladies Hats, Flowers &c., at thc C. B Crosland Co. To tho Sunday School Workers of Marlboro County : Dear Bretheron; The lime lor holding the next Coutiiy Sundoy school Confer, euee ot ihe M. K Church. South, has been c'lan^t-d to I ist l*'rid.iy and Sat urdny in Apr>l and will he held at beu lah church, ('lin circuit As this is the hrst meeting ever held at Beulah it is earue tty hopt-d that every school in the county ? ill have lull representation, amt th.it it lie tn ute one of Ihe best yet hcl I. This is a m ilter that rests with the workers and demands a hearty res p >n .e. Richs hool .should elect two dele gates, as eaily ns possible, as the time is short, and send their names to the secretary at Uennettsviile. Also prepare reports ot the condition of schools. A lull share ot earnest work will make this meeting a success. C T . Easterling President. S A. Brown. Sec'y. FOE, LADIES both Old and Young, Just gt thc Delineator, if yo: want to see how up-to dato dresses are made. We leceive subscriptions for same, H ive full stock cf the Bulteriek Pat terns on Hand. A new fashion pa? er given away free. Call on Strauss ?fe Co. FAMILY MILEAGE TICKET. Goon IN SOUTH CAROLINA Now SOLD BY SEABOARD Am LINK RAILWAY Commencing march 25th, the Scabniril Air Line Railway, in compliance with the new law, have on sale 1000 mile family tickets, ?;ood for thc use of tho immediate members ol one family, between stations within the State of South Carolina on tho line of the Sea board Air Line Railway. These tickets arc sold at $25,00 and are limited to one year from date ol issue. Thc popular Interchangeable hook, good over 25 different lines, will continue on sale under same conditions as heretofore. For further information apply to Senboard agents, or address Jos. W. Stewart Trav. Pass. Agent Columbia S. C. Ran Away From Home. Corns, Bunions, Warts leave home when Dr. King's (Joni Salve gets after them, and though it only costs 10c.. is guaranteed same as if sold tor a dollar. That's King's way always. Sold by liennettsville Drug Co. ri'l... UT.n ftitOilUaSCI niifjuiin. Mr. P. A. Hodges ia opening a car of those durable wagons-ono and two-hor?o, every ono ot thom guaran teed against any defect \a mateiial or wurmnnslopr WEATHERLY'S. ^1 . 'v^av-i^a^rci^ ISIBCrIJfS. MOJ? PAY APRIL ?5TH i? LUSTS ONE WEEK. I? WILL SACRUM OUR STOCK OF i mid White Goods broideries^ M'?Mw.m89 Table Linens, J?mee Curtains* 1 lied Spreads, Tb;?, means a lot to Friends, for you know you Know ours has been the best stuff to be hart. We mean to save you money. 1 Wo arc; still showing "The Best Things", in m :s? GOODS, NOVELTIES, SHOES MILLINERY, HATS and CLOTHING-. ? ,7 ?3 a m ir wi fi im DEPARTMENT, rest StoeJk) and Scsi Prices. Vi BER THE NAME. . W.'ESATMERlLi'y OLD RELIABLE. i I? I wm?k . -HKQS in Carpet Effects, if ? 3 in bright colors. end Divans, something new. G ?H??:ieSj ?/i Valours and Leather. e tr; to keep Everything in the Fur Cli ure Lino, and will order at close raar :. ny thing not in Stock. Call and see our stock. Wo have the|g| M Tand BEST IN TOWN. m W. Waddill & Son. i SI M reli 17, 1004 J70 l d in the Public that I represent some oi th FIRE INSURANCE Companies in .rid. Liberal as to Terms and Kates. ry me! io 904. . JNO. S. MOORE. i SUPPLY YOUR WITS. -->*<>io?< >*<>*<>*< NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COME RIGHT ON TO 1UDE MOORE'S IF YOU WANT Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Notions ?fr unc? Fancy Groceries. aler Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty. Wc !C??p s ful! ?ce in each Department and wi!! ?? "our Waats ?a each AT THE LOWEST PRICKS. Wh? i you c ?roe to Town call and see us. Phone orchv* ?o town delivc.ed pR^Jlv, nud ?atiafaotioa. guaranteed. Call UK iee ns-Noar Ponglas* Drng Storp, WIRE FENCING, HUBBE E AND WIRE NAILS. w B fl A. VE THESE GOODS, bought by the car load and eau give you LOW PRCICES. See us before buying. March 3, 1904. C. S. JMcCALitr. FRESH BREAD m ROLLS THREE TIMES A WEEK. MR. R F. 8HULTZ HAVING CL03E? HIS BAKERY HERE, I have arranged to keep a supply of FRESH BREAD, ROLLS AND (JAKES of bia epleudid innko at my Store for the ur.commodulion of t.m Trade. Shipments received fresh three times a v;??k, ami orders can he Glied daily ns wanted by customers. I guaiaotee prompt serviae. March 3, 1904- W. M. UOWE. CrOTI?IWG THE " ALCO" BRID, The Clothes that tell tft own story. See the new ?8pi*???tg U??s at Si?" February 26, 1904, jp"OR HOR S ES ?ND MULES OM LY For sale by SMITH NEWTON, Benuettsville, S. C MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll, S. C. . CHAME OP SOKIWULK. -'r.\..<.:.-U?D Au Li??lV?ifiW?y; i Th? B?abb?rd'Afr Line Ky tched?J ule waa changed on January lOiL. Trains leave Cheraw.S. C., as follows: Northbound No G6 at 8.05 a. m, " No 50 at 9:24 p. ra. Southbound No 57 at 8:05 a. m. No 27 at 10:40 p. m. The BecnettsvUle and Cheraw K. R., leaving BeDuettsville at G. 45 a in., connect with No (iii aud No 57. The afternoon tiain leaving Ben nettsville at 4 p. m. gives Bennetis ville people an opportunity to take tiains No 50 aud No 27. -I 0LIO NOVELTY ! Manufacturing Works THE Business recently known as thc CLIO NOVELTY: MANUFOTU ItlNG CO., will hereafter be known ns THE CLIO NOVELTY MANUFAC TURING WORKS, with F? H. IVEY -ole owner and director. The latest improved wood working machines aro bciug placed for doing ail kinds of Novelty work for builders use at living prices. Mr. P. A. Hodges is agent at Bennetts ville and will take your orders. Oot 23. 1903. JLvJVJu Thoroughbred IB. ROCK. 18 for only 50 cents homo de livery-10 els extra for packin"; and delivering to Express office. JASPER FLETCHER, MCCOLL, S. C. Jan. 28. R. P. 1). 2. PURE BRED OU FF ROCKS. Thrifty, Reliable and Profitable. The Buff Plymouth Rock is the fow for firofit. Thc time lor setting for the Spring brood is near at hand and to get eggs so as to have them ready when the season opens, you should place orders at once ano state date ol delivery. Setting ol 15 Eggs $1.50 D. A. COVINGTON, Jan 5, ?904. Gibson, N. C. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MAULBOUO' COUNTY-By Milton Md ?mn in, Judge of Probate. Wur.ur.AH, James A. Drako, Cleik of Court, hun nado euit to mo to g ant unto bim Lottere of AdminiRtraiion of thc liVato and Effecta of John William Bennett dcoeiiBud. Thos? ero 'horoforo to cito and admonish all hnd singular thc kindred rind orcdi'ota ottheaaidJ. William Ronnctt dco'd, that they bo and nppcar heforo mo in tho Court ot Probato to bo held at Bennettsvill-. on the 10th day of May 1904, niter pub. beatson thereof, at 11 o'clock in tlx- fvuo noon, to show oatiao, if any they have why Riiid administration should not be granted. Given under ray hand, this tat day of April A. D., 1904. MILTON MCLAURIN, April 7, 1904. Judge of Prohale, ii. M N E \\:niN; Attorney at Lav/, Planters National Bank Building:, Practice in State and Federal Courts, Attorney tor the Plantet? National Bank and Union Savings bank. BENNETTSVILLK, So. CA. DUDLEY & WAIT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BENNETTS VILLE, S C. m W. poUGlIlEPi JL e Attorney at Law, Bcnnettsville, S. 0. OiSae OD Darlington street near Poeta Tclcgrapb office. January, 1899. M iLTON MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law and Probate Judge Ofllco in Conrt llouf-e. E. C. MORRISON, Electrician " . - Machinist, BOX 57 FLORENCE, S. C.' Contractor for Electrical work and dealer ID Elect i ?cul supplies 11 nt Air Pump ing Engines ?;tul (?as Magines installed. Pipe-flitting and general machin?, worl. Aueust 20, l'JOH. Fire Insurance. NSURE Y()UR CO I TON G IKS against l<.sa by Rre. Bates reas n* abie i i best of Companies. Call on or address (oflico over National Bi nk) A. J. BRISTOW, Agt. BennetUville, S C Don't Forget Bp tl AT you cari ?Vb WAYS KIND nfc jfc Thc COHN KR GHOO?vUY a lull bine et' choice Fa rn i ly C? roce r los, Canned Goods. Fruit, Vegetables, Confectionery. Also a nice lice of SHOES, UNDER WEAR, natl NOTIONS. Our Table Goods nre always Frosh. Oivo us a CALL. G. B. HUBBARD, Cor Darlington an 1 Chcraw sis. BenncttsyiUo, S. C. THE NEW Y O Ii K WORLD Thrloo A Week Eilition. Tho Most Widely Read Newsparc r iu America. Time has demonstrated that thc Thrice a-Week World statins alone in a class, Olher papers have imitated its form Out not i'.* ..ucc-.-ss. This is because il tells it impartially, y belber that news be po. Iitic.il or otherwise lt is in la?t almost a daily at the price ol a weekly. In addition lo news, it publishes first class serial stories anti other features suited to ihc hume and fireside, The Thrice a Week World's regular subscription price is only $i oo per year and thia pays lor 156 papers. We otter this unequalled newspaper and thc Dem? ocral together one year lor ?1.67,