The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, April 29, 1904, Image 2
THE MARLBORO DEMOCRAT
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?9 i A . li lt O qftfc > - _ - - Editor
Friday. April 29, ?904.
Subscription Prlcft
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Six months.*..60
Three months.25
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FEN AND SCISSOR GRAPHS
The May Musical is on at
Spartanburg this week.
Chesterfield will soon have n
large Hotel ready for the public.
Judge Simonton, of Charleston,
died on the 25ta in hospital nt
Philadelphia.
Camdon und Chcraw played
baso hall Tuesday afternoon at
Chcraw.
Some p~oplo tire continually de
manding justice. If most of thom
gotjusticu they wouldn't ho satis
fied with thc sentence.
"^Lf Col. Bryan only knew how
to hopgood ho might get a back
seat nt tlie St. Louis convention.
-Wilmington Star.
Threo '.tornados arc reported
this week-Texas' Arkansas und
Indian Territory, many lives lost
and properly destroyed.
Tho World's Fair at St. Louis
openB to-morrow. President Roose
velt will press tho button nt Wash
ington that will start thc machin
ery. *
Tho State says that it is not
probable that any of the officials
will have opposition this year ex
cept State Treasurer Jennings
and Re il road Commissioner Garris.
The Fingcrvillo cotton mill ut
Spartuuburg is using ditton shiped
from ludia, It is a short staple
variety and cost to thc mill about
$5 less to tho bale than domestic
cotton.
The board ol' trustees of Clera
Hon College have decided to bold
local farmers' institutes, in Ihe
various counties which asks for
them during tho month ol July.
The general instituto will bc beul
ut tho college, beginning on Aug
ust 9 and continuing throughout
tho week.
COUUT OF (i KN ICU A li SKSS10XS.
A fun. TK.KM.
Our report closed last with tho
trial (if Green Franklin, colored,
for thc killing of Jack Wamble, col
ored. Messrs Dudlcv and Wait
v.--'.-!.,-: . -, . . ' -\brio pi ?J
. : i ?
in lin- ??wi- ? i-i-li i;. "> -''{'.tim
1 '.?.' guii:y .-I' .. f? . : i... ,. '
;. ? . !.... P "
'VIVA 6:U< . - j' thu i hun M
bttsi ness, fl'; i -? ?\ . I i '? ' ?ii;
tli?s wonk is I'M I rial
tses, and some OL tuein several
years old
K RPO KT OF OHA NI) JUAY.
To the Honorable K. C. Wails,
Judge: The grand jury begs lenvi
ti make tho billowing li mil present
ment for tho pu.-eui tenn. We luve
passed upon all special bill-, and mat
tera submitted lo us during the '?-nil.
except the bill ag dust ibo Coital Line
Kaili cad Company, which we request
the privilege to hul l over to the next
tenn. Alter the lucid instructions ot
your honor, wc held an interview with
ihe mayor o' thc. town of Bennetts
ville, and nuder the assurance given
us by him, wc hop.: and believe that
an amicable and satisfactory adjust
ment of the trouble will he arrived
ut by thal time. Wc nie ot opinion
thal the-prcscnl arrangements, il prop
erly carried out, will be sullicieiil to
safe-guard thc public as lo ail regular
trains, but would call the authorities'
attention more particularly and espe
cially to the great dancer to the pub
lic arising from thc mode and manner
heretofore followed in shifting cars in
and around thc depot and sidetracks,
and more particularly and especially
do wc recommend that thc mode of
handling cars, known as the "Hying
shift" bc discontinued as dangerous
and unnecessary. Wc have exiiinin
cd thc jail ami lound il in good eon
dillon and well kept. We have as yet
bad no lime t:> examine the other
bubla; buildings or t he county ollicei s,
but have appointed special com m i -
tees lo perform lins.- duties Wc have
appointed Messrs J. C. Hamer, P. .1.
Ileustcss and .1. .1. L ine, a committee
to examine the poor house and farm,
mid Messrs 1*. !>. Moore, Julian Mc
Lan ri II amid. B Tatum io investi
gato thc public ndices, books ?iud
building-; willi Ibo foreman lo ( O op
CI a tl) will, lo:
Wo beg leave lo expre s nur
appreciation ol the eleu-and lou lui
manner in which your Honor has
given us aid and instructions and of
thc uniform kindness and courtesy 'd'
tho other court officials.
Respectfully submitted.
?Ino 11. Breeden
Foreman
now TO SA vi:
uetiuie: you SilVO money by keep
ing t. And s.iinetiiu H you eui save
by spending il. There are hundreds
ii8tnnces in om- store where you
i o ave in buying.
Si ra usa A'. Co.
?;" Sou our lalo things in
ies Neck Wear, ai
C 13. Crosland's
'ESTSPUING DliliSS GOODS
oping mit i I' cases from their
ri.ii o notes. Richest Nveavta and
st patterns of tho nhl world,
yonder ia how can collin ?iud
SO Clin I iog y wove. So daintily
anil so modest priced. A wil
li of novel effects awaita )ou.
ire to show you gooda;
STRAUSS A* Co.
DOTS FUO.U BRIGHTSYILLE.
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Happomngs Anions tho Fooplo In Thin
- *Prosporous Township*
Mr. J. D.-Barrington has just left fer
McColl, after spending a pleasant two
weeks among friends and relatives.- Mr
Barrington is a fine machinist, and has
just completed a neat job ol Oin repair?
ing and sharpening on the Ginnery at
Brij'htsville lor li W. Goodwin. :We
will (eel somewhat lonesome and - will
perhaps never forget the many fine jokes
told by Mr. Barrington, while at our
utile town. I will give you only a.sample
one of the many he told. Mr. Barring
ton and myselt were talking of the Quad
rupeds, Reptiles, and many other like
species, when he said I want to tell
you what a wonderful experience I had
otice with a load, in the early part ol
my married life. Une evening at the
back door ot my house in Brownsville I
and my wife were setting on the bottom
steps, talking. 1 had just come, in from
work and my wife met me there, and
wc sat down, and while sitting there, I
noticed a very large toad setting under
one'eorner ol the steps. I said well Katie,
L have always heard that a toad-would
swallow anything you offer him. So I
thought I would, step in the house and
jet my shot sack, and so I did ? actually
rolled twelve or fiticen buck shot and he
would swallow them as last as I would
roll them. Alter I had given him what
I !'nought he could stand, I then poured
out a big load ot powder, twisted it up
in a little ball ol paper and rolled it to
him and he swallowed it. Then I went
in the cook room to the stove and got a
red iiot lire coal and tossed it at the toad
aid he swallowed it, and then, such a
leap you never saw by a toad. The pow
der and the red hot coal ignited and the
explosion was almost like a breach
loader. Katie had a lot ol very fine Ply
mouth Bocks and tba shot scattered and
killed threeof the finest hens Katie had.
Norton and Will H. will have to re?
port at our next meeting to see il they
can produce something better. 1 have
always been ready and willing to put
up a wager behind W. H and W. N.,
against any other man, but now, boys,
you will have to put your heads together
io down my friend Barrington. There
is one thing Norton can do, I bet he can
jump higher than any man in Marlboro,
and can hutt a door harder especially
when he sees an eel or reptile. Ask
White who put thc eel under the mill
douse door? We boys couldn't get Nor
ton to go down to the river with us.
Some ol them said he was scared lie
would come in contact with another eel.
Norton went to court une day. ?le said
he thought Bennettsville had improved
wonderfully since he was there twenty
years ago, and that Brayboy gave him
Oeel that would "rear", you mean rare
steak, don't you Norton? well it was old
enough to rear. 1 don't care I am satis*
lied il Brayboy is, that's enough.
Our trip to thc river was a grand and
glorious one, and one that will long be
remembered hy the writer. Your cor
respondent in company with 4 others as
.oar mctrhom our town, tried .our hand
around withold Uncle Simon dragging
the seine, you can imagine what a,time
we ead. Mr. Fred Gibson letofTthe
seine while the. rest ol the crowd oared
around. Your humble servant was pull?
ed backward with thc Buller ot the water
against his oar and when the seine
re adied the shore, he then was releas
ed hom under the oar, and this chicken
stayed nut Irtm under that oar anymore
When I fell backward the old darkey
slid well boys the old "big one" is
crossed OM
-rv: . -. . **;
.n, Will i'??li
n_ -.v. u?_ ii.iu several
jobs ol gin repairing, but didn't see how
he could start to work the next day, aHer
such a grand trip. Thal he saw too
much while on his way down to the
river Such wonderful improvements
since he traveled the road some io years
ago that he could hardly comprehend
thc wonderful changes in that length ol
lime, and he saw so much he had strain
ed his eyes and especially lookingacioss
tlie great Bee Dee River with the reflec
I lion <>! the sun against the waters. We
i couldn't get John across the river. He
said he was just over lagrippe and
wouldn't get wet lor anything The new
railroad was a new thing to John also.
Ile said when we were crossing it, ' ls
it j ossible they have a railroad from
llenncttsville to.Cheraw at last, and they
so close together.
Well, that little brisk stream, known
as the "Rocky Ford" is a beauty to be
held. I thought some ol the boys would
have a duck fit and would get to pad
dling in it helore we crossed. Such tine
water for both man and beast.
AH the hoys are through planting their
crops ol corn and cotton. Some ol the
hoys will have to plant over if they don't
look out. "Jack" came pretty close with
a light coat on last night; hut it is to bc
hoped it will remain cloudy, so as to pre.?
vent any damages. Our stand of corn is
fairly good-replanting is on hand Me
and Norton is going to try the ''gold
d ist" fertilizer this year, He believes
in the "gold dust" for everything. His
Wile washes dishes with gold dust, scours
the chairs with gold dust, and he said
il it is good for all that why not he good
tor cotton, corn, cabbage, watermelons,
.'?;c. So I said to Norton suppose we try
it. lie is going to use 2A sacks, ami so
am l, to see il it will do what it claims
to ch). I don't know how your sweet
hearts felt, hoys when you all got back
Irotn the river, hut I do know one thing,
my sweetheart and McQueen's telt like
eating carp when we got back home
and tliey (lid eat too. Yes. we were the
lucky boys.
White, I don't want you to laugh so
? loud next time, at I and Hamp and
w ade au?! Bill when we got knocked
unik r willi our oars or paddles. You
. was sitting up there by old Simon, he
i would tell you, and show you, and we
had lo do the best we could paddling
backwards. I never could sec behind
me quite as well as 1 could in front of
me. Pat said that Wade and Bill peele
was trying to buy an eel Irom an old
?red v.oman. But no, she told them,
"Baw, children, I love eel too good to
sell 'ern. They then wanted to sell her
one. "Law honey. I doesn't want to buy
., ie, bul il you mount give it to me, I'd
just I ike it. "So I think the boys Ich
sorry lor her and they both gave her an
ce! a piece, then bragged about thc
charitable deed they did. Boys the
Bible says you musn't let your right
hand know what your hit hand doeth,
Well we all had a line time.
I h . club met this afternoon and
elected delegates to the county conven
tion
The sick in our community seem to bc
improving, with Ihe exception of Uncle
Jackson, who continues very leehlc and
not much hopes ol his physical condition,
but lt is all well with him spiritually, he
has made an open confession and is hap
pi ly converted to Cod, and says he is
now ready and willing to go, and is only
waiting thc Master's Summons to call
him '.. trie. Brother Shuler, A. O'Tuel
and J). 1?. Stubbs were all present when
he made his conlession, We are all so
thankful to know ol such a change, and
do hope that he may recover in health
again. Amen.
?
r
(
From all appearances we will get rain
soon, which is greatly needed. I will
have to close my lew scattering thoughts
for tear thls""tyil? re>eh the to?ste basket;
and will try and give you avmorc inter
esting letter next time. ?
Very Respectfully,
-- ; ' JE. W. G.
Dots From Upper Beimel (svii Ie.
Mr. Editor:-As it has been some
time since I have knocked at the door
I will call again - and hope I wHtibo
welcomed in, ?
We are having some fine weather
nov,-. Everything seems ae happy and
gay na a lark. " Picnics und concerts
ure al) the go now.
Mi*s Blanche Cowaard's school will
closa Friday night witina conceit.
Mr. Dan McDaniel apeot Saturday
night and Sunday at the home of Mr.
J. J. Nundy. Ask Mr. Dan and Mr.
James Bundv whero tliey -.vent Sun
day afternoon. They certainly report
ed a plea8ant time. I think they will
go again.
Mr. J. L. Spears of Hebron spent
Sunday at the home bf Mr. J. J
I Bundy
Mr. John Copeland ia spending tbh
week with bis sister Mrs. J L.-Spears
in Hebron Johnie don't stay too long
for your Girl over the way will think
you have forsaken ber.
If you .want lo hear from Gibson
Station just ask Mr. J. H. You will
tell them won't you cousin.
Messrs Walter and Marion Bundy
atteuded the closing exercise ot thc
Harmony school last Friday evening
aud also the Beaut/ Spot ex?rcise
Friday night. They reported a nice
time. '
. Well Mr. "Hustler" wo hone you
can soon give a reason for wby'tltaf
young man is buying up new furni
ture. ,
Well I will close for .this-lime, willi
beat wishes to. tho dear old Democrat
April 2.r>, 04. "
f)0 Serge Coats, and Vests
in Longs, ?'tb\it^htVil R?g?fJars.
at the C. 13/Crosland Co.
THE NEW STRAW HATS
For men, boys, and children are hero
The kind where you pay for value,
and not fur name.
STOAUSS & Co.
|g?n 200 Pair ' Boys Knee
Pants 20c to 75.
at C. 13. Crosland's
Down iii Georgia.
Say, boys, you who arc candi
dates; how is this as a bill of cam
paign expenses for a Georgiaolliee
seeker? . . . ? <.,...
"Lost 44 months and 33 days
canvassing; 1,548 hours ofthink
.... intuit Ci "j1 ' ' (bp: 5 lipids
uurs; -4. calico dresses, 7 dolls and
13 baby rattlers.
.sht^k^luiiUte
3,48ii.nV??j^ikllx^fp)j"oai'?(t AeP?V?vii
made in print 1,000 large volumes
size of.'patcnt iQflii'c/reports; kissed
1,226 babios;1 Ikiudled 1 1 kitchen
fires; '.. cut 3 cords of wood; pulled
474 bundles of fodder; picked 774
pounds of colton; helped pull 7
wagon loads of corn: dug l l bush
els pf potatoes; toted 27 buckets of
water; pu.t up 7 stoves; Mas dog
bit 4 times; watch broken by baby,
cost $3 to have repaired.
"Loaned out 3 barrels of Hour;
60 bushels of meal; 150 pounds ol
bncon;37 pounds of butter; 12 doz
en eggs; 3 umbrellas; 1-3 load pen
cils; I Bible dictionary; 1 mowing
bhrxle;*2 hoes; 1 overcoat; :5 boxes
paper collars-none ol which have
been returned.
"Called my opponent a peram
bulating liar-doctor's bill ?10.
Had five arguments with my wife
-result: One llowcr vase smashed;
1 dish of hush knocked,, oil' thc
table; 1 shirt bosom ruined; 1 broom
handle broken; 2 handful of whis
kers pulled out; 10 cents worth of
sticking plaster bought. Besides
spending ?1,738." .
-New Line Embroideries and
Laces, at the
C. B. Crosland Co. "?
MUSICAL INSTR UM KN IV.
We sell musical inst umcnts ol
every description, make a speciality
of pianos and organs ll' thinking ol
making a purchase, it will pay yon to
getour prices and terms. We exchange
for old instruments.
Straus i ifc Co.
SGT 100 two piece Flannels
Suits for Gents & Boys, til the
C. 13. Crosland Co
"Did you hear what Wliimp
ton's little boy said when they
?bowed him the twins?"
"No. What was iii" -
"He said, 'There! Mania's
been gettin' bargains again."
-- Up toda te line ol' Ladies
Shirt Waist Snits at the
C. B. Crosland Go.
Brown-I thought you were a
yegeterian, but 1 hear you eat
mutton.
Robinson-I ara not a bigo
ted vegetarian. I only oat inca I
of such animals as live on veg
etable food.-Stray Stories.
_"..
Good humor is a medicine that
ia not carried in a doctor's cast',
hut can effect ' more cures than
any drug.
The Spirit'Of O?mmero?al ian?
. One of the'very -wore; U
cies of the''present? ago is ndl icoor |
bio in tho inclination (o ' .lue
o ve ry tin u g from ^ tlj?.i?o0 QI g i o ' ci.nl
standpoint. A Striking oise
that of an Illinois jury (hut ..
.fused to return n verdict in ti elise, j
ol' slauder until their leos h id bat Xi I
paid in udv.uice. It is true i hat
these rnerceuary Juryrr u
brought'io their senses .h\ au ?>r- j
dor of tho court, but^till i.V..;.'.
to show' how\far we arc i
on tho tide of coram: .:</:..
which is sweeping over tho 0?
country. There was u ti . > . < i.
the people of tho South wer
cul ?arly fr3e from the iuf?ei
when virturo and morals v
weighed in the balances
lars and couts, when principal m?
character wore not va-juoil il
with silver and . gold.\Y?-Lie
have' not kept pace willi ( : r !' 1 low
jountrymen of- other -setil ? i.
no race for wealth the
commercialism has ; nev.
found lodgement among our
pie Wu too are leaVqilfg to
ill ip'tho golden enif, an-:
un antidote can ho npj ?. ! i.be
contagion is very sure ti .;
Ex.
Head every pug ,
Yes, read every lin
For hy this gauge
It may pay for time.
From OWE to
HU N Pf? E D J
Dry Cows or Ye
" - c; i'im
I April 21. HUM.
MENS CLO I II I:
Ve ti itch the lay mind
enco between amatuerisl
tuul the work that is rij
lilied to be calle?! "cuator
"We illustrate it in every s
A perfect lit is gu?rante
lo, diite clothing! . Call or
STKA
Hakes A Clean Sweep..
There's nothing like doi
thoroughly. o' a" die salv
heard ol', Bucklen's Arnica
best. 11 sweeps away and c
Son s. Bruises, Cuts, Hods,
Eruptions and Biles.- I t's on>
guaranteed to giVes'atist?cti
Douglas. Druggist.. -,
. '"-v.'' >.
:-y,'' Seed Irish. Potal
Orf.? R?VVe'S ?.?.:??\'y:.r.L*~;.v:'^;;
I ? - > . . .?'..|,*^-'t,:.,.
Make Your Hens Lay.
Call on Douglas Jeunin
h'C?.Durnpi beef meal, gr
ami clover uieiu. Your lu
when they Iced on thesi
: *V~ Fresh Oat Meal
or t wo'for 2f5c at
Claude M
Flowers 1 Flowi
Mrs.'JnoS. Moore!
lot of Geraniums,
Ferns, Palms and olin
well routed, that she t
sell Cuttings.25c.per.ro:
FOR SAXJE !
A lhcyc?? f?v'a lady
color Blrj,cU or l^l ue:\v
wheels"ntirl Hib'bW'lires
S. J. P.
SPECIAL NOTIC
KAVINC' Recured thc se
gd?d' tuan, 1 am prep:
down and pull up punine, i i
guaranteed. Orders left nt ei
ware store will be promptly at
nick 12", 1903. P. O 1*
STATE OF, SOlJTjrl, CA ll
' Cotinly of ?. ^tarlbbro^p
M c I jan i'm, Judge, of Br?l
-\KT 11ER HAS, Chas. S. Mc
" " ncule suit to nie to gran
Letters ol' Administration ni i
of nntl K licet of Alexander Hi
ed.
These are therefore to cite an
idi.all and sineular: thc kiot red
?tors of the said Alexander Ba
od, that they bo-and appear, b
in i lin ( ?ourt hf Probate m "lie
llennctlsville, S. C., on ih?'?Q?
('.hil after publication tbereo
o'clock iii ibf forenoon, to show
any lliey liax'o, why lite said
tr.?Mein should aol lui grouted,
.(liven uiidcr my baud, the 20
April Anim I loin i ni 1904.
MILTON McLAUl
April 12S, ?'.MU. Judge ol' 1
Citation For Letters of Admin
STATE OF SOUTH CAR<
COUNTY OF MAULUOU
By MIXJTON MOLAUUIN, Judfr
WHEREAS Jauios'A. Drako,
Court hus modo suit tonic
uaio bini Letters ol Administrad)
estate and effects ol'J. J. Bennet
3 hose are therefore lo cito and
his all ami singular the kindred n
?tors nf thc s ud J. ,J. Bennett, il
that they lu lind appear before in
Court ol' Probate to be held at B<
ville on ihe loth day ol' May, I Qt
dior publication hereof, at ll o'<
thc forenoon, io show caus?, ifni
luve, why the raid UdminUtraiioc
n it he granted?
Uivun uhdei my hau l, this.ls
I-April Anno Doiiiiiii, 1901.
Mn.i(IN MCLAuui
April 7, 1904, Judgo of'^rc
THE THREE. . "
Bv.;b. M. Montgomery. ".?"JM^
! >oo walkie J' the.ways of othor nie iii
And biibtly -bent Iiis dticd mid will
To uiutch the world's opinion Mil!,
Putting lify ?dDsci?noQ by, und thon
Tho world uccordjd high estate,
-Hailing-him grout.
. '?.?o Bought in ways ol'.solitude
Po live his ways in harmony
Willi good, und koop his spirit freo,
Unstirred by outward fret and feu 1,
1 r d he,, BO beautiful his days,
Won tho world's prune,
? 1 ono amid the j.niling crowd
ti nm-li t<unpMlion Manchly wrought.
Keeping his iud.spcudent thought.
':dipz his own wirb, soul uah jived,
world, with understanding cried, .
''.Jiu thou bur guidfl"
VtYou Love FlowerSY
Ct so, and you want sonic pretty
|i s of all Sizes iii which to place
. th, call at thc Hardware store
..ypu can bc suited.
V 141,11 lino pf K J. Heinzs Co.
. . kjcs Preserve?, Ketchups, Sau
, JLtilltes ?fcc. at
W. M. Rowe's.
NOMINATIONS.
For Clerk of Court
1 L< hereby announce mysolf n candidate
: i re-election to thc c-ni?;o of Clerk of
i irt for Marlboro County. South Cnto
1 i? BnWjict to thy rule-) ot tho Doini
tio Primary, and pledge myself to sup
rt;tho<|*orhino39 thereof.
JAS. A. DKAKB.
April 2jth, 1914.
I hereby tfii'nhin'ice'-myself as a can
dato for the oMiee of Clerk of Court
for Marlboro C ninty, subject to the
iles and'' regulations governing the
' democratic Primary Elidion.
" Lr.wis ?Ff'COVINGTON.
Fer Bforiff.
I hereby nnnouncc myself as a candidate
ir office of Sheriff of Marlboro County
: tho coming Primary Election. I plarlgo
lysclf to abide hy tho result of paid Pri
. iary Section r%r.d to support tho nominee-!
f tho name
April 4th iori. J. B HOGER?.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
or the of?cQ?i Sheriff of Marlboro county,
ubject to thc action oT I he Democratic
'rituary, apd piedgo niv?clf to abide the
csu lt thereof and to support tho nominees
if the sime.
JAS P. MCGHWIIAY.
April sill, igo.i.
F r County Supervisor.
I hereby announce myself a outdid tte
or the office of County Supervisor, subj ?ot
to tile action of thc D?mocratie primary
lodging myself to abide the result of tho
-...mo, und lo support tho nomiacea of Faid
? limary election
j htirobj irjiiouuoe iuyjsi I ... .candi. ??
j for ntsof ?vunty SupoiVteb^.
I,hereby announce mysolr a cauuiuaie
rc-elcctlQii to the oflico of County Sup
?tendent of Education, subject to tho
ioi of thc Democratic Primary.
V?T. L. STANTON.
Apt il 20 1901.
For County Treasurer.
I hereby anniir.ee myself a c.iudidate
. re cloe!ion to the office of County
^usurer-Subject to the rules governing
i D?mocratie Ptimary.
J. II THOMAS.
J. W, WINGATE,
'ENI Xi RA 1*11 Rit A NP TYPEWRITER
BEN N MITTS Viii L> Ii, S. C.
Special attention given lo copying.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
WITH
wnsend & Hamer.
Phone No. 135
AN ORDINANCE
Ordinance to Prevent the Sale by
licensed Druggists or any other per
ons or firms of any preparation or
ompound, which may be used as a
>*verage and which is intoxicating in
s character, without a written prc?
Cription of a Physician.
te it ordained by the Mayor and Alder
i of the town of Bennettsvillc in Conn
lesembled.
'hat hereafter it ?hall bo unlarvfull for
. license Druggist or other person or
within th - co pirate limit of tho town
ill within said limits any proporution
impound under any name form or di
whMoh may ho used us a beverage,
:h ?H intoxicating in its character, with
il a written prescription from some repu?
i physician, that tho party desiring to
base sanie needs it for medicinal pur
i and any Druggist or oilier poison or
violating this Ordinance shall he pun
I tiy a (inc not exceeding One Hundred
.rs o' imprisonment not exceeding
y days.
>ne and ratified in Council this 25th
jf Mutch, A 1). 1904.
P. A. [{ODOKS, MAYOR.
ICLAUIUN, Clerk and Treasurer.
Lokj Strayed or Si olen !
A Hay mare Mule : nd an Tron
5grey boise Mule got out ot my
lot Sunday night. Five Dollars
(1 will bc paid tor their recovery.
?bar, S. O. JIM SMITH.
i ncE O7~RNAL DISCHARGET
Bistate ol Rachel Welch.
ZING this day tiled in IheProbate
. -judge's ollice Marlboro county our
tcturn as Executors ol the ?state
ebel Welch, notice d hereby given
ewill apply io sai Court on the
lay ol May 1904. lor a final dis?
: as Executors aloresaid
THOMAS OREEN,
JAME'S WELCH,
ti '04 Qualified Executors.
Dental Notice
bought Tho Ti ENTAI,
recently occupied by
- M.. . V. Her rt don, located
waosoltn's Store, and will open for
lent I'raotioo about May G.
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Du. J, T.s OIUSON.
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Superb S. O. White Leghorns,
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GEORGE IV. VANDERBILT STRAIN.
- THE ACKNOWEDQ13D EGG MACHINE -
Have been tested at several. Ex p. Stations, and have conic off victors. 1 will j
Euaruutcc 10 Chicks to sitting or duplicate order at half price- (Joni, Peas,
Wheat and Ryo taken in exchange. 1 will deliver at Bennettsville on Salcsdays,1
when orders aro received IO days iu advance.
J. M. MOODY, McColl, S. C.
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AIR LINE RAIL WA Y.
Leave Bennettsville *7.00 a. rn.,
Arrive Cheraw *7-50 a. m.,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
* Direct connections at Cheraw with through trains to
the North, East, South and West.
Thc short lino and uuiekest time to Wilmington, Chnrlotle, Atlanta,
Raleigh, Richmond, Washington. Ballimore, Philadelphia, Now York,
Boston. Buffalo, Pitttiburg auj a]| points North and East.
Thc short linc and quickest time io Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampa. Montgomery, New Orleans and nil points Soulhand West.
Foi further information cali on J. T- MEDLIN, agent BonoettSV?lle &
Cheraw R. lt.. Bcnncttsvilln.S. C., or address JOS. W, STEWART
T P A.. SEABOARD AIR LINE RY., Columbia, S. C.
CHARLES P. STEWART, A. G. P. A , S.A L, Ry. Savannah, Ga.
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Do You want A GRAIN DRILL?
If so, Get The Best.
Wc sold in this County last season ELEV KN of the " Far
mer's Favorite G-rain Drills," un?I every one ol
them guv o -erfect satisfaction. Wc guarantee them I o please.
]?,?...i what st. *nc ol* our customers have to say :
MR. P. A. liv. L G ES,
I nra very much pleased with Ilm ''Funners Favorite Grain
Ihill" bought of you tart season. 1 have plained uiy ?trop* of Oats, Wheat, l'eus
and Snrgum Carie, nn<l it has given mo ?ad-('?et ion. Where I have been I?UMincr
Four Budiols Oats when sowed with hand. I Rnd Two and a Hall' Bushel* is suffi
cient when sowed willi Drill. Signed J. F. BREEDEN.
Thia is to certify that wo planted our crop of small grain with thc '?"Partner'*
favorite Orain Drill" last season, and ar." olen'.ed with ititi every particular.,. We
planted ii9 much as six bushels Red Rust Proof Oats per acre, and in cycrA instance
it gave mt n perfect stand, and has given eulin; satisfaction. Wo Heartily recom
mend it. Signed T, S. and E. W. EVANS.
MR P. A. IIODOES
The "Farmer's Favorite Grain Drill" bought'of you has
given entire satisfaction, and I heartily recommend it.
Signed J. C. HAMER.
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See us if you Expect
to Buy a DRILL,
Very respectfully
Sept 16, 190:1.
J. T. DOUGLAS. A. C. DOUGLAS
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J.T. DOUGLAS & BROTHER
Practical Pharmacists anti Dealers in
?pure ?rugs and Ipaleiit SjjQcdicincs,
Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies,
Paints, Oils, YarB?s?i, Brusbes,
GLASS and PUTTY.
^_FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.^
MIST Prescriptions carefuliy compounded^ at alt hours
an d guarani ced lu be of the purest Drugs and at
reasonable prices.
A full line Garden Seed & Onion Sets.
Thankful for past liberal patronage wc solicit a continuanceof same
J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO.
Joanary I, 1902. AT TES OL? STAND
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OUlt&ti&OLES i-havo been libed
and everybody who rides them eays tbty
oro ahead of tho oge.
Thry ought to ho- They are inr?qufao
lured io the latest, moist scientific and
durable 6tyle.
They aro light in weight, easy runnlug
and tho price? are way down.
You only wr.it the best and thos^ aro .
the only fe ?cd of wheels week.
If your bicycle id weak, run down, or
needs attention bring it to our repair de
partment where old timers aro inado good
as new.
S. J. PEARSON.
Next door io l'osiofficc.
M??K BTKET
TONSOELSi PAELOE. f
Tullin Doon IMIOJI A?\MS HOUSR.
THE best workmanship.
Bay Rum and Tonic Treatment
Tools the best and sharpest.
Polite attention always assured
Three Artists in constant at endance
LADIES WORK a Specialty l'
Once a customer, a*, ways a customer
HATCHER & MUDD,
TONSORIAL ARTISTS.
WE STILL FEED
THE nUNGRY!
WHKN in town and you want ti good
meal, roincmbcr we can fbrve yon."
A good meal for 250. Restaurant
north of tho Markrt.
FRESH OYSTERS iu every style.
D. J. BRAYBOY
Bennet?sville & Cherawflaiiro.a
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Commencing ?Monday Nov 9, 1^03,
and until further notice, trains between
Chcrawand Bennet tr-vilhi will be operated
on the following chcdulo, daily except
Sunday :
WEST HOUND FROM Y>ENNKITSVILLE
TRAIN Leave BennetIsv?le 6 45am
43 Leave Everett's 7.20 am
I .cn vo Kollock's 7 40 am
Anivc Uhcraw 7;5() a m
TRAIN Leave Bennett^villo 4-00 h m
53 L'fTav? Y. ?Visit;.- h 30.p m
. cuy; Kyll > Ci' :. -'...) p rn
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Ariiye'l?tr aevtsvllle V 00
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Leave Kollock 's , 9 30 p m
Leave Everett's 9.50 pm
Arrive Bcnnettsvil'e 10 20 p m
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Chcraw, Nov..7, J903.
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VITALITY;
Made a
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THE GREAT 30tb Day
FRENCH REME]
Produces the r.bove rcr.ulls in 30 DAJ
powerfully and quickly,
fail. Young men and ojj
youthtul vigor by usir
ami surely'res tores fror
excess and indiscr?tion
Vitality, Impotency, Ni
i'ower of either sex, FailinT
Diseases, Insomnia, Nervoi
one lor study, business or 1 (
cures by starting at thc scj
Great Nerve Tonic
and restores both vitali
muscular and nervous
Ihe pink glow to palel
Ure of youth. It warf
sumption. Accept ?wt
ing REVIVO, no ott!
pocket. By mail, $1^
wrapper, or six fer $5
ten guarantee to'curl
every package. Fori
Royal Medicine
For sale in Benj
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Money back if li rall?
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