The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, June 10, 1904, Image 3

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THE MARLBORO DEMOCRAT .u...-. S.'JL.iiUOWN - - - Editor Fridav, June IO, 19r 4. Subscription Frlcet One year. Six months... Three months $1.00 , .50 .2? PEN AND SCISSORGIIAPHS Marion county lins begun work oe a new jail. Last week a gentlemen was hold up on the street and robbed of $7 over iu Rockingham. The party who did it ia now in jail. The Virginia Carolina com pany has increased its capital by 88,000,000 making $r>8,0()(), OOO. One night iast week a lady passen ger on tho ?cnnettsvillo train had her purse suatchcil from her hand while the train was stopping at Darlington. The young whit* man who did it was a lad who bad t im away from hio pur euts in the city of Charleston. That boy should go at once to tho Reforma tory and be taught how to live. RESOLUTIONS Marlboro Hiern School. Whereas the Marlboro High School, iii now closing one of the most succ?s ful years in its history and whereas thia euccess is due Inrgely to thc ear nest faithful cl?orts of our highly es teemed faculty Mr. Montgomery. Misses Michaux, Easterling and Ham er who we believe have endeavored at all times to give to our children the best possible training of both mind and heart, therefore be it t esol ved by the trustees and patrons of our school 1st. That we do hereby publicly ex press our high appreciation of the faithiul and efficient services rendered by our 'cachera during the School viiiir now dosi ni?. j- o 2nd. That we extend to each and every nae of them our heartfelt thanks for the Intellectual and moral train iog they have given and thc Chris lian influence they have exerted upon the children placed under their care and supervision. ;>rd. That should thc1 consecrated teachers leave us for other fields o' labor, they will lu: followed hy on< best wi-hes fer their future suce .-s and happiness 4th. Th t the seeretary d' ou hoard of trustees bo instruct* ' - int nish to each of our teachers ;? copy to tiese resolutions and a copy II iso i t'.te Marlboro Driimcrat and Pee De. Advt cate for publication Truste's and Patrons nf Marlboro High School Tatum, S. C .lune, 04. DOTS FROM BETHEL. u.'i, " . .V'O'.A :> >>.j.': ,y. of ??i\ am! hit > 1 i?. Muero, boro hut now of Lumbar Bridge, N. C , hap bean upending HUIDO timo willi fricada and relatives ut lier old home lu upper liethel but returned homo on Frid'iy last. We wero glad to have her in our miudt again, see her looking sb well. Como again B. . Thad Stubbs of BrighcfiV'"u who boen upending nome time with her father Slr. N. P. handy, hau returned to her home. Miss Nellio Bundy in (-pending Home time with her cousin Mini Lutic Bundy. Mr. J. M. (?tuen ?a oa the Hick but at tbiH writing. Hope he- will be out ugain Boon. I will clow. Itttpectf ully, June 6, 04. U. and I Good Seed on StoDy Ground. A writer in Lippincott's tells ol' a young teacher who bari '.> why*" brough! forth the follow ing astonishing replies: "An drew Jackson, because he whip ped the British willi nu old hickory." Grant, who was elected 1'resi dent twice and around the world oner-." "I like monroe for doctorin' the people, and.luck son, standing DU a stone wall, and fell dead," "Lincoln, who was shot and killed standing in a booth, and died saying, 'Jef ferson survives, I tun conten ted." "DeSoto, who waded in the Mississippi up lo his dhows, and there found his grave." "Old General Putnam, who left his ox and ass in the field and went and heal the British." "The redoubtful ".lohn Paul Jones, because ho said: 'We'll heat them British or bust," and then did it, " Stopping hy tho roadside thc good man engaged in conversation with the barefooted boy who hud hecn endeavoring to shin up tho apple tree. "Tell me, ray child," said the good man, "whether yen ever go tn Sunday School?" "Sometimes, when they ain't no use goin' fishing'." "Ah. ?H your mother a regular communicant in any church?" "i\ro. Slio's?a Bap tist." "Um. ls your hillier lead ing a Christian lile ?" -'Not just now. That's him down in I he field there leadin' that ted bull." Visitor-Does mamm? giv<>? you anything for being a good j hoy? Tommy-No, mum: she' gives it to me when T ain't. Tho Summer Sohool at Hartaville. For Teachers of the Pee Dee. Wc have not room to give the entire prog i am of work cut out tor the summer school to be held at HartsvUle from June 29 to luly 26., but ah who purpose going, and it is hoped every one tn Marl boro wii! attend, can get tram Superin tendent Stanton all the information de? sired. i Great care has been exercised in the selection of thc best help in till depart ments, and Prol. Gaines has arranged to give hoard tor $12 lor the four weeks To break the monotony ot hard study Prot Gaines lias arranged a tine pro gram tor outside pleasure. Now, let one and all get ready to spend these lour weeks at Hartsvillc not only pleasantly but with profit to your pro tession. Kerosene For Gleaning. American Press. The cleaning properties oilier? osonc are not generally recogni zed. Nothing makes a kitchen cub board more attractive thun gleam ing tinware. A few drops of kerosene will accomplish this. Soap and wat er will remove the oil, and the odor will soon disappear. There is nothing liko kerosene to make I tho wash basin shine. It is effective as a furniture pol ish. Mahogany can he freed from that blue, smoky film hy the use of a few drops of oil mix ed with a little water. Carved furniture, which defies the dust cloth, le made as attractive ag new by brushing it with a soft hairbrush dipped in kerosene. For removing stains and spots from lavatory basin and bathtub kerosene cannot be equalled. Table oilcloths or the linoleum on the kitchen floor can be kept fresher and cleaner with oil than with soap and water. A fcwdrop8 of oil will do much towards starting particles of dust from machinery. If a clock is to be cleaned it can be done effec tively by placeing in the lower part a cloth saturated with kero sene. Tito bits of dirt and parti cles of dust will be loosened by the vapor and will drop down and can be removed. Worth Knowing, Purify jars by soaking them in strong soda water. Good furniture polish is made of one-third turpentine and two third* -.r oil itiahogany dining ta b . u pioc 3 ii iuiioi upon \\ i 1 Itci . hue benn pour e. T dish i.itch-.-- stove nicely, tu :: ?>.-'-?? in ? it i.. ?t ??j with brick fl ?st - r -1 j. to-j \ thor Powdered rico sprinkled up?ui .liol ap pited to fresh w/mndfc ia s?i<i pj ... ' . : .'. ohu\ bli -? l&Wttior-'l I liait a teaspoonful .of surur scat Loiuu over a dying fire is better than keroeene, and has no elem ents of danger. Public speakers and many no ted singers use a wash of salt and water before and after using the voice, as it strentghens the organs of the throat. To polish cow-horns, boil them till thc inside eau be removed. When dry, scrape with glass and rub down with powdered pumice stone and liuseed oil. Windows may be cleaned to look much brighter, and to stay clean much longer, if alcohol is 1 tiaecl instead of water. A scha- 1 mois skin is much better than a ! cloth, even if water is employed. That ThrobbinK Hoadaehr. 1 Would mdokly leave you, if you nsed , Dr. King's New Life Pille. Thousands of ( untrerem h:ivo proved their mutchilba merit for Sick und Nervous Hoadaobcs. Thoy nuke pure blood und build up your health. Inly 25 ce itu, money back if not cured, uki by J. T. Douglas, Druggist. ?saT" loo two piece Flannels Sui ls for Gents & Boys, at the C. B. Crosland Co NEW SONGS and sheet music or sale tit low prices, also Pianos, )rgans, and Musical Instruments d'all inscriptions, get our prices iud easy ternis. Old Instruments aleen in exchange. STRAUSS & Co. Jnclalrnod Lettora. Letters addressed to the following limned teranna romain uncalled for nt thu pout illicc in Bennettaville : iMen'n List. Iloboit 0'Nenl, Saul Seoul, W M. God v\i>. Anbury Jacobs, Morgan Oall, Eddie liar bb all. Visitor-Do you have any liiliciilty in getting servants? Hostess-None whatever. AV ve had len different ones in he last month!- Punch. Teacher-What are the three icisona pronouns? Pupil He she and it. Teacher-Give an example of heir use Pupil 'Husband, wife and laby.-New York Sun. "Willie," said his mother, "I dab you would run across tho treet and see how old Mrs. Brown i this morning." A few minutes later Willie re irned arid reported: "Mrs, Brown tys it'd none of your business how (1 she is."-Chicago News. Do yon seo t e point in tin's, and e yon addicted to the habit ? ( License Ordinance. TOWN OF BENNETTSVILIE, S C. I Year En?ing April 1905. An Ordinance tor the purpose ol nosing | funds to pay current expenses and ex isting' indebtedness of the Town o. Bennettsville-S. by. requiring "the . payment of License Tax for' the year 1904 by persons or corporations en gaged or intending to engage in any calling, business, occupation or pro fession, in whole or in part, in said I Town as may herein bc specified, a nil ! to provide a penalty lor negrect or re-, lusal to pay such License Tax; Whereas, the present revenue ol the Town ot Bennettsville from the taxation ol property, and other sources, is inade quate to pay all ot the current expenses and demand obligations of the Town and Whereas, by act ot the General As sembly ot South Carolina, the cities anti towns ol said state, are authorized an-! nually to require the payment of such reasonable sum or sums ol money as a License Tax. by any person or persons or corporation engaged or intending to eigage in any calling, business or occu pation in whole or part within the said cities or towns in said state, except min. isters ot the gospel and teachers, and to pass such Ordinances as are necessary io cary the provisions ol the said act into effect. Now, therefore, in pursuance ol thc power thus granted to us and lor the purpose ot increasing the revenue ol the Town to a sufficient amount. Be it o. dained by the Mayor and al derman ol 'he town of Bennettsville and by authority ol the same. SECTION I. That any person or persons or corporations engaged in any calling, business profession or occupation, in whole or in part, within the limits ot ti c Town ot Bennettsville, as may hereafter be specified, shall .obtain on or bclore the 1st day of July 1004 a license there lor in the manner hereinafter prescri bed. Any person or persons or corpor ation commencing or intendsng to com mence business in said Town on or alter the ist day of May 1904. shall in like manner obtain a license therefor, before entering upon such calling, business, proiession or occupations, as are herein alter specified. * . SEC II, That any person or persons or corporation engaged in or intending to engage in any calling, business, pro fession or occupation for which a license is required, shall apply to the Clerk and Treasurer of thc Town of ilenneiisviiie lor the same by whom all such licenses shall be issued, and shall at the time ot applying make and sign a written state ment and tile it with the said Clerk and Treasurer setting forth. J ist His her or its name or style, and ; in case ot a linn or compady, the names ol the several persons constituting such firm or company. j 2d Thc calling business, profession or occu ation foi which license is requit* ed 3d The place where such calling, bus incas proiession or occupation is to be carried on. Whereupon the Clerk and Treasurer shad, upon paymeit ol the proper tax. isiue the reouired license Nothing here manner efl! t any oiu.-r req liremeril ? law elsewhere enacted t. 0 dained .. regard to any 1 ion or occupa (ion, . lt ll ' 1 or persons or corporation . i1 . ? .e or carry on calling I ii < . itession or oe cuoaiion, for thc exercise, carrying on 01 doing ot which J iic?n ;t rei j I red H by -this ordinance wWtibiiij Utki'ni; out a H license, theii such pcrson/ji pei M. ; ; or corporation shall, in add/i?ri ibj 'be li! c.msotax,'! .. sui., .-i'm/- \> ...M.'.y cd - wen j I tv j uV' ccbipTlho aru?o? il .s ich license ' Hi?x. which tax and penafity ?dial! Ix re. j covered the manner. herein a!\cf pie. | jci.?cd -a'U'dAbi r_-- ,-ii- -- corporation 'reqCfired s?'todo by the terms ol this ordinance sha) reluse or negrect to make out and < e iver to the Clerk and Treasurer of me Town ol" Bennettsville on or before the time here, in required the statement provided for by Section 11 ol this Ordinance, or shall make a laise statement or shall refuse to take and subscribe an oath or affirma lion as to the truth of such statement, or any part thereof, or from any cause shall lail to make such statement, 1 r shah ta 1 to take out such license as may be re quired by this ordinance, thc said Clerk and Treasurer shall report ihe case to the Mayor, who shall proceed 10 ascer tain as nearly as possible the business ol such person or persons or corporation, lor which he she. they or it may he lia ble to a lecense tax the.relor, and in case of default, for the purpose ot such inves tigation the said Clerk and Treasurer mall notify the person persons or corpor ation in default to appear belore the Mayor at his office at a time stated in >aid notice and also such other person jr persons as said Clerk and Treasurer may desire to examine, and thc party' iought to be charged with said license lax, if he shall attend, together with any Afilhess called as aforesaid, shall he ex imined by the Mayor under oath or iffirmation touching the nature of the business ot such party and everything vhich may evince the amount cl licei se ax lor which such party shall be liable. Fro n the information thus acquired the I he Mayor shall find and assess the a nount ot license tax due by such party whether he, she or it may have attended the investigation or not and shall add iheielo a.pcnalty ol 20 percent thereof; ?md should such license tax and penally be not p id within ten days thereafter, he saiu Clerk and Treasurer shall issue in execution therefor under his hand and he seal ot the Town ol Bennettsville di rected to the Sherill ol Marlboro County n said Stale, and the said Sherill shall proceed to coll ct thc ^a.d license tax ind penalty l y evy and s le of real and lersonal properly as now provided hy aw for the collection ol taxi s together vith an additional five per cent ot thc vholeamount which shall be the Sher ffs compensation for making such coi ection in addition loone dollar tor mak ng such levy, wliich shall lu paid by the lelinquent without entry or mileage fees; 'rovided, however, ttiat any person or orporalion shall have the right io ap leal to the Town Council ol' Bennettsville notice of such appeal having kee 1 given 0 thc Clerk and Treasurer within live lays from the time at which such assess, lient ol license and penally shall have teen made) and upon hearing such ap ical the said ?.uuncil shall make such ider therein as shall seem just and prop r, and provided further, that in lieu ol lie remedy above in this section set lorth > enforce payment, an action or actions lay be brought hy the Town ol Ben? ettsville in any conn ol competent jnr. .diction tor the recovery ol said license ix and thc penalties thereon, and provi ed further that any person, or persons r corporation who shall carry on, or at :mpt to carry on, any calling, business, rolession or ocupador! without a license ? herein required or who shall neglect ' reluse to gire the information requit ? 1 or io answer such questions as may : required or who shall tail to attend :lore tlie Mayor to be examined by him hen so required as provided in Sections and III. ol this Ordinance, may be lemcd guilty of a violation thereof he re the Mayor or Council, may be fined it more than one hundred dollars or bc iprisoned not exceeding thirty days. SEC. IV, That all licenses granted ider this ordinance shall be posted in a conspicuous place, except tn case i veli? des tor hire, which v hieles rihai ti i re placed upon them metal budge , with the number of badge and the h??ibeyenr marked ?hereon, such brot,; tc pe tur nished by the Clerk and Treason a upon payment ol the license tar. Ra lure to keen such a bad???; uprn soc? Vehicle sri II .-..ur*, ct the person Owning o\ using the sann; to a penalty of not more 'than five dollars or imprisonment lorn itt wore than'ten upon coeviciiob'.iheieol. Thc licenses granted J: der itin ordU nance shall at all dines >e subjeiitb in spection 1 y any o?'.vr o the T^,wn ol uVnncttsyil'c. and noca1, ing. pp itt ?Eton 01 occupation shall he c. riied r i else where than at the plac- named'in the license therefor, unit - authority he f iante.I by thc Clerk . nd Treasurer which authoiity shall hi r.idpnied on Hie license, SEC. V. All license1* gr? . 'od upc! er thia ordinance .-hall continue i . force until lin 1st ?lay of Moy JflOft, c-: ?.ept-vuch ft* provided fbr lorrin foi a shorted potted. SEI VI; Ali opptioal nus for pose? .'. .!! he mide. tn thc ?ajd "Jlerk aud Treat arer, who Khali k?ep fi correct record ni ail licenses imiud. and ?I! monies rcei ivod i hei ?Tor, which 'hooey li di be fiplilied ir payment of current ex ponant end oxisim*.' indebtedb?'-s ol' lim Town bf Kenneth ilje, abd for no other purpose. S?C, V 11 The follnwiqg Finn oi spat Hof tomes too r'ipi'it'ii to he p?;il 'o th ?? lld O Jerk :.t.-l Treasurer for a ?icVhso ti ?ibtry mi any bmin. -, call ig. prof,??-sim , icciiriation, in whela ot in part, tvithii '..:.;< i nf tito Town of BenpctU\ilU . i. ' i caso Kpc?ilieally appears vii. foll, lion ol Rent?, Sid . i ? 0 Express Com paulo.? or Agfliicios 10 ll lu?miu : Lifo, Accidi ? jjive stock Co, each Kerosene or other Oil Cou): caoh, Laundries or Avrnncics Patent Right* nf ?nv kind Telegraph Companion or At ii ?o? Sale of SewiuR Machines. ( tans Pianos, when not io conui with other business. Auctioneers per year or loss : u ? Billiard, Pool or Bugaldie ta*- to nach, j Bill Bostersi, per year Bill Postor* per day j Bowling Alleys, Box Ball, 5 I ? 00 per month each, or pei Bicycle Repair Shops, per y . Pawn Brokers each per year j Brokers. Fellini; or buying oj I or futures, per year or les. Bu kory, por voar ! Bottling Works, per year Brokers. Md.se, per yenr or 1 1 Cabinet Maker*, yer year, Contractors, ncr year Contractors doing their own -<? pay no license Lightning Bod Agents, per y: Tanneries, por year Tin Shops. per vcar UpCountvy Wogoos, perd? Hotels, not charting over $ day. per year lintels not charging over $1 pi?r doy. por year Hotels, not charging over $i dey. per year, Rosiourunts. charging not ov conis.- nor moa!, per year ( ?andy M anul'tc'urers. trous, or show, or animai o: lion per dav or le.-.s, io tho crelion of lim Mu vor foui : Oil .Mill-, each. Cotton Ginneries, each (J ot ton Seed Buyers,- por yea Dealers in Horses or Mules Dealers in Pntont or other mi li nines on streets, per day Pcntipfs:' ill D'H*S VY'uM'i, I horse per yeti ,, ''.. wr.i ?* i ;i ? ot ton buyoi !, cac i por v u O'.I)J!;S, from ono to {.H'.-v.' V' ? iV...-.v?t;r rift "i w?fltf?$! frOUJ 'iii to ?Vil COO lil-O lo '',').t'-vlO ' "it,! !. .uri aili 1 Tihst G??ri'P*.btes ?Ucrcuaut luuuis HOt.iutliog-ij N ? : consumers, ' All Tailors cleaning and rep. clothes, Barber shops, per chair, pei Piano Tuners, Planing Mills, not in eonno with other works Iron Works, Heal R-tato Agents Prinijng Houses un-i Job Fi eitlicr or both Blacksmiths and Wheelwrig tidier or both Shoe and Harness, or eithe Traveling dealers oficrins d kinds mdse, notions or ai per day, Agents for Stoves, Ranees oilier household articles Exhibitions, traveling thom - musical, art or others, foi ncr day or night Dealeis in fresh m?ats, bet pork, trout, fish, per yea Kljinu Jenuies. steam or 1 riding galleries, per dav per week. Iee dealers, retail, per year Occulisls. per year, Icc Cream, Soda water, lc &c , on streets per mon Lawyers, each Doctors, each Livery arid Feed Stables, i Livery Bu-iness. other th; Stahles for hire. 1 boise two horse team Lunch Tables, or selling ci fond on streets, per da) Dog License, each dig poi Merchants on each $1.001) up to ami including $lu ond on all uwonn's exci $IOn OOP Ten Tents in ; on loss than LOCO d ni ac bu ihoss less Mian l'i di r-i or agents solicirim pru pits, lithograph pint for en arcing or convint; Pedlars offering for sale ai nebo . to consumers pc luilroud Com punios, for i ent?rine the town, par J ['elophonc Kxchanecs ?.-II Telephone Lnog Dist darbie and (iranite Work ?'raveling Book Acciits pi LVavdinir L'Yuii Tree neel Sellin?? or delivering, lesidool Photncraphcrs t ?inn resilient Photograph) lodert akers, pe r year, SKC. VIII. That who. i Ul ncc the terms j orson oration or puny in used, ichido not only thc pr'u hoir ahseneo shall inclut lerk or oilier employe ? lanoging thc eillinr. bu-i r occupation respoetively i enerally where a license is I lor tho carrying on of an ness profession or occupa in o is carried on by any a ther employee, such agent loyec shall lie subject to ihr crcin imposed, should thc 2ss profoHMon or < c atpatio a without lakioii out such I mo mann r a? if he. she oi ere the proprietor or propt isl calline, business, profess uion. Sr.o IX. Thal this Ord ko effect on and from tho ; ay, A I) I9?4, and all ore rts of ordinances inconsistn ? hereby ropealcd. Done and ratified in Counc y of May, A. IX, 1901 P. A. BODGKS. M MCLAORIN, Clrok and Trea 'io IM108? We are Agents for a n High G-rade PIANO SEWING MACH \ND SOLICIT THE CORRESP Wanting to Buy a NEW F MACHINE, . or ANY ONE THEIR OLD ONE FOR A We are in posit Money, and all LET US KNOW W O UR SALESMEN sent We sell either for cash < SOUTHERN ?? ?ND (BENNETT & GOVI ?LIo, Notice of Court riCE ia hereby given that tho Court f General Sessions for tho County of >oro will convene at Bonnettaville on Tourth Monday in JUNE, ibsing tho day theroof) 1904, at Bennattaville d for the county of Marl'ooroand State utb Carolina. AU persons interested ulie duu notico thereof. T . A T\T-> A VW V. -iv. uimivLj, Clerk Court of C. P. & G. 8. For Marlboro Co., S. C. j 27, 1904.-im VjUJAilYJ.lU.TA. larvesters, linders, lowers, Lakes and wine. ftt c.s. MCCALLS. . :e 2, 1904. full line of II J. Heinzs Co. es Preserves, Ketchups, Sau .fell?nn AVp. nt VW fi.0 H et .re Coats awl V??foj tu ijohgB, Sio'n?H, anti Ri ??Tavsfi ?t tba 0. B. Crosltfuu 'Co. [rs. Goodwin--"I heard that ? ir father was dangerously ?die Pay-"Yes, ma'am, he j." Irs. Goodwin-"Is he now i of danger? " iflie Fay--"Yes, ma'am he is doctor lias stopped com !"-Womsn's Home Com lion. SPECIAL TO LADIES. vVe have n large assortment of ring and Summer Dress Goods, ich we are now selling at very / prices, Ladies are especially hi ed to call and inspect same me early if you wish to secure rgains. STU A uss & Co. See our late things in idies Neck Wear, at C B. Crosland's OT1CE TO CREDITORS, ESTATE A. Y. MOORE, DKC'D. I LL peraouH having claims agaiust the E'dato of A. Y. Moore, deceased, are roby notified to present tba samo, duly estud, aud all pcibous indebted to edd ito will plctisn make immediate pay ent, to tho undersigned, ot ber reaidonce, to Kuox LiviogstOO, attorney, licunettit lo, S. C., or this notice will be plundcd bar of thc rccovory of said claimu. EM7.iliB.Tli 0. Mooiuc, (ju'dified Executrix ?ennettsvillo, S. C.,.Tu . 1, 1904 NOTICE OF DISCHARGE, Instate ol Albina Willis. T WING this day filed in the Pro J, b.Ue .Judge's off?ce ol Marlboro ou.y my final return as administrator the Estate ol Albina Willis. Notice icreby given that I will apply to the cl Court on the 51b day ol .July 1904, ; a final discharge as Administrator as resaid J. F. WILLIS, une 3, I004. Adm'r. Ott SALja 2 \ Bicycle for a (ody or Gents or Black or HI,ie with L'S in eels and rubber tires. Sj. J. Pearson. DR. J. L. GIBSON, tflce Over iHaaetiohn's Storr, PHONE 196. BRNNKTTSVIM.K, S. C. STILL FEED THE HUNGRY! VnKN in town and you want a pood real, remember wo; caa servo yon. good meal for 2?0. Restaurant >rt.h of tho Market. FRESH OYSTERS in every stylo. ?RA?B0Y iH OYSTERS D. J. BB / umber of the Leading IS, ORGANS AND UNES, ONDENCE OF EVERY ONE I ANO, ORGAN or SEWING WANTING TO EXCHANGE NEW ONE. lou to save You we ask is that you HAT YOU WANT. anywhere on request. OT EASY PAYMENT PLAN. CO., NGTON? Proprietors ) - " tStm 02. WANTED! From ONE to ONE HUNDRED HE-AD Dry Cows or Yearlings. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. c. s. MCCALL April 21. 1904. JSP* 200 Pair Boys Knee | Pants 20c to 76. at C. B. Crosland's Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. Jno S. Moore lins a line lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, well rooted, that she desires to sell Cuttings 2?o per dozen. NOMINATIONS. House of Representatives, I am a candidate for to election to the House of Representatives, subject to tbe ?ctiou of the Democratic Prima y. D. D. McCoi.t.. I hereby annonc?e myself a candidate .'or the lionne of Representatives from Marlboro County subject to the rules of ?h? Democratic Primary, and pledge oysj'f ibidu the result thoK.ot ?ui'? ?apport it.v- nominee* of name, Mn; 6 jov. W. NV. Hio u. Tor Cl9\'k of Conn i hvr?toj annoncyn rn) ?oil a ea??idat? .or re-election to tho ofiloo of Clerk of Jonrt for Marlboro County. South Cato? ina, sabject to tho rules of the Demo ?ratiu Primary, and pledge myself to sup >ort tho nominess thereof. JAS. A. DKAKK. April 25th, 1904. I hereby announce myself aa a can 1 ida te for the office of Clerk of Court 'or Marlboro County, subject to the ules and regulations governing the Democratic Primary Election. LEWIS M. COVINGTON. For Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a candidato or the oilice of Sherill of Marlboro county mbject to the rules of tho Democratic Pri< nury, and pledge myself to abide the re ult, of the same and support the nominees if Kihi primary election. W. A. HINSHAW. May 2. 1904, I hereby announce myself as a candidate or oilice of Sheriff of Marlboro County t thc coming Primary Election. I pledge ny.-elf to abide by tho remit, of paid Pri nary Election and to support the nominee* f the sumo. April 4th 1904. J. E. ROGERS I hereby announce myself a candidate or tho oilice of Sheriff of Marlboro couuty abject to the action of the Democratic 'rimary, and pledge myself to abide the milt thereof and to :.npport the nominee* f thc samo. JAS P. MCGII.VIIA? April 5tb, 1904. IVr County Supervisor. I hereby anno-inco myself n candidate ?r re-election to the office of Supervisor o larlboro county at tho coming primary ectioo, Hubji-.ct to tho rules governing th uno, and pledge mynelf to nbido tho resul icrcof and r-upporb tho nominees <f suio riinuiy election. Muy 18, 1904 M. E. COWARD I hereby nnnoiinco myself n candidat ir tho oilice of County Supervisor, subject > tho action of tho D?mocratie primary edging myself to abide thorosult of th mo, and to support tho nominees of .mid iiiiury oleetion. April 9th, 1904. A. J. .TONKS. hereby announce myself ns a caididato for tho office of County RnporviBor, bject to tho action of tho Democrati ?mary. Men 28, 1904. J. J. TAUT. 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