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BENNETTSYLLLE, B. C. Office on Marion Street Opposite Masonic Hall. Friday, June 3, 1904. tTISAMAItEROFBEBJM POWDER Absolutely Pure \jTHERE ?SNQ SUBSTITUTE His Office Now Open. Dr. J, T. OtoBon, who hu been taking a conree at tba Atlanta Dental College came in Friday aad baa oponod bil offloo for tho treatment of old tooth or replao ing them with now onos, office over Ut. laaacsohn'd Store. Phono 196. ^ Qa lok Arro ot j A. Gulledgo of Verbena, Ala. was twice'" ln0 hospital from a nevero case of p?|cs causing 24 tumors. Atter doc tors and '',]' remedies fuiled, Bucklen's Arnica Saf^P quickly arrested further inflammation an,i cured him. It con Suers ?chea ond. kills pain. 25c at J, T. ouglas Druggist. I suffered for many years with nervous and ?lick headache.V Tried macy medi eines und t-cvcral doctors. Nothing cured me until I got Lee's Headache and Neu ralgia Remedy, lt is simply worth its weight in gold. MRS. .INO. W. SPRINKLE. Charlotte, N. C., The price 25c. ut tho drug store Taught Hod Buolc Mr. L.'Shurlcy. tho noted instructor - told the wStcr bo oxpeotad great things of'hiB pupil, Mr. Biyttin, thc famous Southern Journalist. At same time he wrote: "Send we 3 doz. Kentucky Herse and Cattle Powders. 1 am out and there, is a big call for it." Prevents Lung Fever and cutes Glanders, Distemper, etc.. and makes Fat., Sold by all druggists. Call and Get One. There are several boxea bl .....?..> .? . booka toft tu Co Supl'i Ofiio by uti "L-.vid a Hund 1 ibrury" <p:ujinttwr. J u 5 i- ?hou?dcall on Ibu titi hvt . > rra? pontiihln. ?UicU HUI li,ig??i.s. Theagent Mr. P.A. Hodges hai| juBt received a carload of those band, some buggies and if you want a fine | buggy call on him. A Burc Thins. It is said that noihiim is cure except death and taxes, but that is not altogeth* j er true. Dr. Kiug's New Discovery for Consumption is a sure cure for all lung| and throat troubles. Thousands can tes tify to that. Mr-s. C. B. Van Metre of Shopherutowu, W. Va., says "1 had Be vera c?so of Bronchitis and for a year /tried everything 1 heard of, but got 00 I relief. Ono bottle of Dr. King's New ) Discovery then cured inc absolutely." it? I inluiliblo for Croup, Whooping Couch, I Grip Pneumonia and Consumption. Try I it. Its guurautced by .1. T. Douglas, \ Trial bettie lice. Reg, sizee? 50e., $ 1,00. -New Line Embroideries and Laces, at the C. B. Crosland Co. Our Town Oorvernment. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, C. S. Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, W. W. Pata. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Office open daily. 1-?AUCE- J. F. David, II. C. Harper. Marlboro Couih?y Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. GreAo CLERIC OF CLERK-J. A. Drake JUIKIK OF PROBATE-VM. McLaarin CORONER-C. V. Covington SUPERVISOR-M. E. Coward SUPT. K-DUCATION-W. 1vI. Stautoa TRKASURKR-J - H. Thomas Aunrrou-Ghas. I. Sherhill. SENATOR-Chas. S. MdCaliJ. REPRESENTATIVES-D. D. ?McColl, Jr. J. P. Bunch, Welcome QutoV^ MAOISTAIES-C. D. Easterl'W, T. L. Crouland, Rennettsville, ll. h. McLaurin, McColl John A. Gulhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson. Rlenbeim,3 D. D. Stubbs, BrightsvUle, ? W. W. Irby, Smithville. . "1 Bennetts ville Church Directory ."."(.. METHODIST-T. E. MORRIS. <P. C. Sunday school 3.SO p. m. Preaching al ll 00 a. m. and7.30 p.m. Prayer,meet ing Wednesday evening at 8.00 o'elook. Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A. Hodges. J BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, (Pastor Sunday school at 10.00. Preaching San day ut 11.00 a. m., and 7.30 p. m. \ Prayoi meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock Superintendent ol' Sunday sohoob H. V* Carrol). PRESBYTERIAN-Bunyan McLeod Ph D., Pastor. Services every Sabbatl. (summer) ll a. tn. and 8 p. m.: (wiater 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. tn- Prayer meeting Thursday 5 m Seals free. Stranger cordially int hool evor; Sunday 10 0 lent, J. I Dudley. A ?dren mud welcome ut EPIBCOPA Preaching ?\ at 11 a. ru .ohoolat 9. H?pariBk?nd d, Ruotm rth Bunda H . Hinda A. Falt?n PERSONAL Col. R. C. McIntyre has been visiting his brother in Marion Messrs T. M. Webster and Ira Bounds spent Wednesday in Col umbia Mr. Redfern of the Charlotte Evening News was in town Wed day and called Mr. Luther Bundy of Hebron was up Monday. No special news in his section Rev. Bunyan McLeod has been invited to Boston and will spend July there. Mr. D. J. McDaniel of Beauty Spot was down Saturday. Crops are improving daily Senator McCall has a tine herd of cattle and by next fall will bo able to help the needy Mr. Gillam Beard, recently with the Marble Works here has gone to Columbia to work Miss Nelora McCall, who has been spending some time in Balti more, has returned home Miss Minnie Ashford, of Kings ton, N. C., is here'visiting her old friend Mrs. Mary Faison Hogers Mrs, Ernest Covington, who has been on a visit to her father near Mayesyille, has returned home Mr W. M. Dees of Parnassus wae up Saturday. No special news. Crops generally are look ing well Mr. J. T. Whittaker of Par nassus was up yesterday und called. Ho reports showers and growing crops Mr. W. F. Driggers of Red Hill was up Friday. He says crops are looking well and every body busy. Miss Margaret Isabel Henegan Df Blenheim graduates this week it the college for Women in Col umbia We are pleased to note that Mr Monroe Whittington is able to be back at his post at the Sheri i?'s ofiiou Mrs. Sallie Mathews and child ren of Wilmington are hero on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Powers Mr. W. J. Covington of Hebron was up Monday. He has the finest corn and cabbage in his section he uses Weatherly's 8, 1 4. Prof. E A Montgomery, who has managed Tatum HighSceool for '2 years left this morning for home. He will not come back. Mrs. J. J. Pearson of Darling ton came over Saturday night lo spend a few days with hoi-par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hardcu Rev. and Mrs. Rufus Ford spent Sunday at Gaffney, where theil.* ? gV?t?rs1 Misses Lois and lSut.it i\] (j wl?ate Ulis weeh from 1 esteno College Mr. mes S. Liles, thodj?cfoj garde of Bvb;!?rVvUlo ' 'w.is dov.'*.- Jay with! spine iii .:. > ab bago . . r?memi?ei'?d the editor. He will have onions and potatoes soon Mr. Alvi C. Newton of Burnt Factory was in town Monday. Crops are needing rain with him but he is eating beans, potatoes and cabbage Mr. H. T, Coward, of Mississ ippi, who is visiting her hus band's relatives in Marlboro, hus been spending several days with the Misses Coward in Bennetts sville Mr. R. J. McCarloy, Sr., of Mississippi has been spending a few days with his son. now mana ger of the Bennettsville Stock Exchange. He says we have a nice town I Rev. Pierce Kilgo, of the Dar lington Methodist ch arch was in town Saturday on his way to Tainui, where he preached the commencement sermon Sunday for the Marlboro High School Mr. W. J Hanna, for many years Clerk of Court for Chester field" county and now agent for the Cheraw and Lancaster Rail road at Chesterfield, spent Fri day in our town the guest ol' Mr. J. W. McElwee fcjr The demand in the South is for competent 'V?ite Barbers-MeLen don Bros meet this denium!. Fire Insurance. Mr. C. S. McCall represen bs some good companies and will give you all needed infarmation. Read his anvertieement in other colaras. J. M. Jackson still has some Fertilizer and Kainit for sale. GENERALLY, the purl ii shoes that piaches is the price, An inspection of our stock will talc away this lear. STU a uss & Co. Minto y mini: AKIUH ' One ni' Dr. King's New Life Pill .[each iiiiilu fur two weeks hus put me ii , my "teens again" writes 1). A. Turn? nf Deuipsevtowu, Pa. They're the best ii the world l'or hiver, Stoiiiaehe and , Uowi-ls, I'uielv vegetable. Never inipr . Only 25u ut .J. T. Douglas* Dru? Sture. : Htir.se? Do (?et Sick. When a horses and mules are poo it is not always and indication that the do not get enough to eat. Many ani j mais, just like human heings, have in \ digestion or the system is all run dow J and a tonic is needed, lt is not the a . mount ol lood eaten that makes muscl and lat. More depands upon the prop er digestion or assimilation ol the loo j than ts commonly supposed. Nothin; has yet been discovered that will hud up a horse or mule better than Asl cralt's Condition Powders, the ont 5 remedy in its class sold under a gum T antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, bei 7 nettsville, tor it-the kiud put up in do? os. And McColl Drug Co.. McColi, ,l C. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. - Next Monday is salesday - Oats aro ripening fast - Have not heard of a grassy crop this May - Mr. J. P. Bolton can supply you with choice honey Mr. T. M. Webster is selling some lino irish potatoes - Mr. Dewitt Weatherly had ? some fine Irish potatoes in mar 1 ket Saturday - "Charlie's Aunt" went to Clio Mouday night and received a hearty reception - The low price of $1.50 to Columbia and return carried two coaches well filled Wednesday - Tho personal estate of Jack son Stubbs was sold on Thursday last and brought high prices - Jakoy says that picnic last week was neither a bear or bare picnic, but a "fish dinner" with plenty of "beer" - Mr. D. J. Easterling hada fine mule badly cut up with a knife one night last week by some enemy of his - An excursion train of 3 coaches came over from Chester field Friday pretty well filled with colored folks - Lawrence Sellers, the color ed man. who was severly cut on thc 21st, with a shoe knife in tho neck is able to get out again. Ed Purvis!, the colored man who did it has not yet boon caught $3r Patronize and use your in llueuce for McLeudon Bros White barber Shop and soon you will have the best shop in the State. - -Got a bottle of Harris Lithia Gingerale for sale at E. Power's Grocery - Weatherly's Big Depart ment Store want's your attention this week. St?f" Artistic, neat, modem are the correct terms for McLendou Bros, the White barber Shop - The Baptist parsonage lot at Blenheim is offered for salo See notice elsewhere. - Read Bennett & Coving ton's ad about Organs, Pianos and Sewing Machines - Teachers who expect to at tend tiie summer schools can get all tho information they want from Supt W. L. Stautou, as to studies, board, &c. -Fresh home ground meal al ways on band at Claud Moore's. Pie peaches 10c per can or two for 25cts at Claud Moore's. - If you want to look well and feel s;ood all the time, get your clothing at C. S. McCall's - - A party from Cheraw hadria picnic at Dudley's mill Tuesday, abd iii Ute aflioi'hfj'jt! caine to Tieri iii t-ts> illa to talco iii tho MI? hts. I-i- if''you waut your oufl'? and Solars hicely laundered carry them io Claud Mooro'! who n iibv agent for the Wilmington Steam Laundry -Social tea, boclock tea cakes and pound cake are frosh aud nice at Claud Moore's. - Have you seen those new articles of Furniture at Mr. Waddill's ESE?" Okra and tomatoes only 10c at Claude Moore's. - Just recd a fresh 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 U?>~ Pipes and Smokers Supplies in endless variety can be found at J. T Douglas it Bro. Cheraw lias gone back into the base ball business. Rewards Will Catch Him. Governor Haywood offers a re ward of two hundred dollars for tho capture of Tom Higbtowor, tho colored man who recently murdered his wife near Tatum. They say his people live near Rockingham ana sharp detectives may yet locate him, unless ho goes to Now Je ray or Ohio. -- Upto-date line of Ladies Shirt Waist Suits at the C. B. Crosland Co. ile ter secure your needs in Mat? lines while they aro going so low at Wad dill it Sun, none better in town. The ennui good are boiug sold in Bjnnttsville at li oin ft to 8 ctn per yard higher. Will show invoices in proof. See ulso their Mosquito Canopies. A Startling ToBt To Sate a life, Dr. T G. Merritt, ol No, Mk-ho'ipany, Pa., made a startling test resulting in a wonderful cure. Ile write?, "a patient was attaeked with vio lent hemorrhages, caused by ulceration ot i bc stomach. I had often found Electric Futters excellent for acute stomach and liver trouble." so I prescribed them. The patient gained from the first, and has not had au attack in -I months." Electric Bil lers are positively guaranteed lor Dvs pepsin, indigestion, Constipation anil Kidney troubles. Try Them. Duly 50c al ?LT. Douglas, Druggist. ?ootl Advlco L''Hrn to hide your troubles, Youi friend has troubles of bis own to hide, liel|? bim by example. This is good ad> vic.:, but wbeii a man wakes in thc morning willi a raging, nplitting head ache, not enough energy to get up. con stipated, bad taste in the mouth, tired leg?, it's not advice that a man needs its a good dose ol'Dr. King's Blood ami Livor Pills. Purity the blood and scud it bounding. co'ir.Miig through the veins and make ibo liver live. No purging griping or nauseating. i?5e box at al Drug Stoics. NOTICIO TO CREDITORS. OTIC? is hereby given to all th? creditors ol' the estate ot II AK ni: PATE, deceased, that t'ney must rende an account ol their demands against sail estate duly attested to the undersigned 1). IC STANTON, Executo Bcnnettsville, S, C., May to, 1004. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Preach i DR Sunday morning nt Picubyterj ian oburoh at ti and io iho evening at 8.30 Subject for the evening's discourt?, "The Slavery of Sin, Tb? sr mini meeting of the South Caro lina Conference W. F. M. Society will tx* held in Bennettavillo beginning Wednesday Juue 29 and cloning July 4. Bishop Wiltoo in expected Tho ''Children-.' Day" exercises at tho Methodist obarob Sunday afternoon were inter cati cg. A good attendance soemed to inspire the obildren and they acquitted -faQmselves well. Tho collection was near ROT, E. P. Taylor, P. E., hali the sec ond quarter ly coaf cronco tor the Station J Saturday night. He preached Sunday morning at Zioa and returned to Donnotts ville and took part ia the union servioss at | the Presbyterian church Sunday bight. The union services at the Presbyterian courcb Sunday night were mado very inter? esting by the presence of three Methodist preachers-Rev. E. P. Taylor, P. E., Marion District, Ber. P. F. Kilgo, of Dur llngtou and Rev. T. E. Morris of Bennetts- j ville Station. Rev. Dr, McLeod presided, j Revs Morris and Taylor, invoked the divine blessings. Rev. Kilgo preached (rom tbn | text found in the 78th Psalm, VCau G jd lu rn iah a tablo ia tim Wilderness.'' Dr. Banyan McLeod's promised sermon ou "can Emersion bs fouud in tho New Testament" was delivered Sunday morning ia tho Presbyterian church, ne took for his text verses 7 und ti of the 17th Chap* ter ot Genesis This sermoa was delivered entirely for the |,cnctit of his own congre gation and Bot for getting up a controver sy. Wo did Dot hear it, but was told by j many who did that it ?os logics!, pointed, impressive and free from slurs. The Epworth League Prayer meeting is held every Wednesday evoning ia the Sunday tchool room of the Methodist church at 8 o'clock. The pablio invited. Tho hour for evening services at the churches is now 8.30 o'clock. Prayer meeting at the Baptist church j ovory Thursday ovoaiog at 8 30. Prayer meeting at tho Mothodivt church every Wedoesday at 8.30 p. m. Prayer meetiug at Presbyterian church ! Thurbday oveuintr at 8 30. The hour for Sunday Hchoul at thc j Methodist church baa boen obsuged tu J S.co o'clock in the afternoon. . , J i i WW0 Just arrived a fine assort mont, now shapes in Ladies Huts Plowers &c, at the C. B Crosland Co. J. M. Jackson still! lias some Fertilizer and Kainit for sale. B?r* While being served at the Whi e barber's Simp-McLendon Bros- ou will be kept cool with electric fans already installed. TICKLERS of every man's 1 v .ttcr*ifl iii nw spring und summer showing ?"d' SuitSrj linties $250 ar.d up; Clive uri ? w?R, ._ S WAUBS ft Ocv cent White barbers-no. cigarette or anything offensive ta the most lastid eous. Royal Baking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. Don't You Love Flowers? It so, and you want some pretty pots of all sizes in which to place them, call at the Hardware store md you can be suited. tSP?" Read every page, Yes, read every line, For by this gauge lt may pay tor time. Prepared for thu Work. Mr. S .1 Pearson, the Jeweler, hup now one ot thu lotest improvement* for i-tigraviug your natue ur initial? on any urtie'e of gold or silver or plate in the tuo.-t np?to i\n'e inannor The samples nf work nlmuly thine hy him ure just line. Cali ami see him. FOR S A THE BAPTIST PARSONAGE LOT and DWELLING containing nhuut (2) two acrcH of land, emt rally located in desirable part of Town of Blonheun. Apply to tho undersigned for partiularH W. B DRAKE, May 18, 1904 Wm. EVANS. Ato Everything In Sight Dr. Kind's Chill and Fever Tonio is. with out a doubt, the l>e-t uiediciue 1 have over found for chills. All inj family were i.i poore health last furn mer, and after several oiher chill tonie? lind failed, tried Dr. King's, atid in 1 very few days we were all better, eating everything in si^ht S. N. McCOKKLK. Sold by all Druggist*. FAMILY MILEAGE! TICKET Goon IN SOUTH CAROLINA NOV SOLO BY SEABOARD AIR LINK RAILWAY Commencing march 25th, thc Seaboard Air Line, Railway, ii compliance with the new law, havt on sale 1000 mile family tickets good for the use of the immediati members ol one family, hetweei stations within tho Stato of Soutl Carolina on tho line of the Sea board Air Line Railway. Thesi tickets are sold at $25,00 and art limited to one year from dato o issue. The popular Intorchangeablt book, good over 25 different lines will continue on sale under sam conditions as berotofore. For further information appl; to Seaboard agents, or adores Jos. W. Stewart Trav. PaBS. Agon Columbia S. 0. Tlie Russel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a cn of these durable wagons-one an two-bone, every one ot them guatai teed against any defect iu inatei h or worinasship. We want t? see our Friends on the Subject of MID-SUMMER APPAREL. We are fixed for til em in each department. Lets look at the WHITE and COLORED WASH GOODS. Some ?e.w tilinga in them, and a pretty line of LACES and E. Bu? >t.l)ERIES to trim Hiern np with. UNDERWEAR Now fte getting Hot, and we must fix ourselves. We help ali to dp so. -'oine, let us make you comfortable! SUMMER^SH??ST QUEEN QUALITY and DREW SELBY'S SHOES for fo dornen. The best shoes made. HANAN & SON and K iv(1 v "QUERO RS for Men-the best made. New Balto and Neckwear, Hosiery and Fans bo keep you cool. M MER CLOTHING. Swellest line of Summer Two Piece Suits that's made-Any Uindj any price. SUMMER SHIRTS.> A E ? EAR. This is our long looked for Midsummer M,i. ....-:>! Tl y are moving, ge-t in with the crowd. MIRY! MILLS?ORY. rc the season will close, and we are anxious lo su ive us a chance and we will convince you that w tders. HS TRULY, \ m WEATHERLY & . OLP KKLLYBLE. ?:L_-?? i . . I m \m ro ! ffSaKWi! will -, ,A? i ; p . s a, I .-.vj , 1904 r The Next Two Months 1 our Stock AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. Wc have * LINE jn Furniture, ? juices on some leading articles: VTTR?SS $1 55, former prier 2 00 " 1 9S. foi mur price 2 50 " 4 85, former price ti Ol) e " 7 50. former price IO IM .,?di? " y 00. former price 12 50 le Pelt Mutit?s* 113 00. ft roier price IS 00 Folding Springs 1 ?O former pt ?co 2 ;>o 1 75, former price 2 50 . ADS. 2 50, form <r prie J 3 50 ill Ni 1 liDS. 5 50. former prire 7 50 Pi t Iron Bed? 'J ?li), former price 12 50 Table!? 5 Feet ;l 50. former price 4 50 Tables G Feet 3X5, ft? mer price 5 00 Table* 8 Fem 5 00 former pi iee G 50 Table? 10 Fee- li 25. former price 7 25 . Soli? Bottom 37?. former price 45: ?iii Onie Rocker* u5o, former price I 25 have a Pretty line of Matting ut Cost. 'ill stock ut priceR that will make you buy, if youj i ?og anything. Our prices are "eyeopeners." O OME AND SEE US. W. Waddill & Son. dorm the Public that I represent some Ol v FIRE INSURANCE Companies Orld. Liberal as to Terms and Rates. Try me! 1904. JNO. S. MOORE. IN SUPPLY YOUR WAITS. .Ly.? ti :0 WORRY, BUT COME RIGHT ON TO iUDE MOORE'S I3F1 YOU "W-A.KTT ods, Clothing, Snoes, Notions And Fancy Groceries. Vater Ground MEAL and H OM nc Y a specialty. 1 Hue in each Department and will fill your Wants in each AT THE LOWEST PRICKS. to Town call and see IH. Pelions orders in town deb vert ud satisfaction guaranteed. .e us -Near Douglas1 Drug Store. __ WIRE FENCING, AND WIR WP HAVE THESE G 001 eau give you LOW Pit See U3 before buj'iug. March 3, 1904. FRESH BRE? THREE TIME fcJR. R F. SniJLTZ HAVING Cl Iv I have arranged to keep a supply c (JAKES of his splendid .mako ut mj Trade. Shipments received fresh three daily aa wanted by customer.-'. I guan March 3, 1904 .>5<>5<>$<>$<; m 8 " ILO The Clothes i own ?story See the mew at If?P"* February 26, 1904, Cond Makes poor horses a does this by first th all impurities, allow thereby creating soli Horses and mule after the first few d< coat is always sleek Ashcraft's Condit without "filler," and It is a most powerf formulae of a practical veterinaria! experience. It is easily the forer American market to-day. Price 25 For sale by SMITH McCOLT CHANGE OF 8t'HEl)l L? i i i. v i io.*, un Air Line RA? r.w A. v. The Seaboard;Air dirie Ry soho/?-1 .do was changed on January 10th. j l rleave Cberaw, S. G., ns follows; Northbound No 66 nt 8:05 a. m. .? No 50 at 9:24 p. m. Southbound No 57 at 8:05 a. m. " No 27 nt 10:40 p. m. The Benupltsville and Uheraw R. lt., leaving Benuettsville at 6. 45 a. m , connect with No 66 and No 57. Th? afternoon tiain leaving Buu neltsvillu nt 4 p. m. gives Bennetts vide people au opportunity lo take tiuins No 50 and No 27. 0LIO NOVELTY ! Manufacturing Works THE Bu.-ines? recently known as thc CLIO NOVELTY MANUFOTU .ilMG CO.. will hereafter be known as HIE CLIO NOVELTY MANUKAC rURING WORKS, with .P. II. 1VEY ole owner and director. Thu latest improved wood working machines are being placed tor do'iug all Liuds of Novelty work for builders usc at iv'mi: prices. Mr. P.A. Hodges is agent at lleuuctts viii.? and will take your order.--. Oot 23. 1903. PURE BRED BUFF ROCKS. Thrifty, Keliablo and Profitable. The Bun" Plymouth Rock' is the fow tor tirolit. The time tor setting tor the Spring brood is near at hand and to get .ggs so as to have them ready when the 'season opens, you should place orders at once and state date ol delivery. Setting ol 15 Eg?s $1.50 ?. A. COVINGTON, Jan 5, 1904. Gibson, N. C. Directory of Bemicttsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODOE NO. 15, K. ol P., meets every second and fourth Mon day nights ut 7.30 o'clock. J. T. Dudley, C. 0. O, 1). Eastcrling. IC of lt. & S. MARLBOno LODGE No. 88, meets at Beunettsvillo, Friday evening,, on or bc> fore each lull moon at 8 o'clock. J. F. Kinney, W. M. H. E. Stockton, Secretary. County Masonic Directory. M AKl.IIOUO CHAPTER No. 30 lt. A M., meet:! at BonDCttsvillc ou the soeoni Pridoy of each month, J. P. Kinney, H P, II, E. Stockton, Secretary. EUREKA LODGE NO: 43, A. F. M. meets at MeColl, each Saturday after noon, before the full moon,at 4 o'clock. AURORA LODOE No. 33, A. F. M. meats at Clio. Saturday on or after caa] full moon at 3 o'clock, p. m. TD. II. Everett, W. M. ?JJ. E. MoLsod, Secretary, j SPECIAL NOTICE AVlNQ secured tho services of 1 good man, 1 am prepared to pu down and pull un pumps. S&titifitotioi guaranteed. Orders len nt either Huid ware atoro will bu promptly attended to. . mob- 12, 1903. P. 0. Kmnuucl ? BARBO ?BE E NAILS. )8, bought by Ibo ear load and DICES. C. McCA2L.lL. LD ind ROLLS LS A WEEK. - .03ED HTS I) AK Ki RY UK KB; I ir* FRESH BREAD, ROLLS AND r Store for Lilts iicconmiodntitin of tn? time? si week, n nd oriler* cn ii he lilied luteo prompt BlTvioo. W. M. K.?WE. >$<>$<>$<>$< n " BRID ?S3 ition Powders nd mules fat without bloating:. It oroughly cleansing the system of ing perfect assimilation ot food, d muscle and Eat. s improve in appetite and spirits ases, thc hair sheds, and thc new and glossy. ion Powders arc packed in doses, good for horses and mules only, ul tonic and appetizer, being the i of over a quarter of a century's nost remedy in its class on the cents package. NEWTON, Beimettsville, S. C , 00 N'lrCoil ? 0 jn-pfcscUonal ?ftV??. ii. li mi Vffr ?) Ns riant.! . iatlnnai i ait* lti)iliiing^ Practice in State and Federal Courts, Attorney tor Hie I'lahlers National Hank and Union Savings i; mk, BENNKTTSVILLU, -S". CA. DUDLEY & WAIT," ATL'Ol?XEV?j Al' ?'Aff,';???^ BBNNETT?S\ LLLE. S C. IA* W. BOUCHIER, Jt e Attorney at Law, Bennc?Hville, S. 0. Office un Darlington street near Costa Telegraph office. January, IKDy. ILTON Mob AU KIN, Attorney tit Law and Probate Judge Ollie? in Court IfuiiKO. E. C. MORIHSOlSr, Electrician . - Machinist, BON 57 l'l.< ?UKNt ll, s. C. JU Contractor \'?v Kl cii?cal work and dealer in Electrical Mipplics. liol Air I'nnip ing Engines anil '??! E?. iv ".".><i Pipe* lulling mid August 20, I?0 Fire Ii NSURE yoi again.-1 loss lr) lire, iva les iciiw ii* able i i host ni CJ iiiipnnien. Call on br address lofliee over National Pank) A. J. BRISTOW, A gt. "en netts ville, S C Don't Forget !n 11 AT yon eau A L\V A'S S FI N II ;,t X Thc C0RNE1! (U?H'HK.? a Full .tue of choice . Fruit, vt!^: Labi?s, GOB incLionery. Also a nice linn ul Xl It >KS, UNDER VEAU, ?nd NOTIONS. Our Table (I.i.- uro always Fresh. Give tis ? ?AL?i, C. B. HU UH AHO, Cor Darlingt?n and ('In-raw sis. BennoltbVillo, S. 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