The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, June 24, 1904, Image 7

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BEMB?TSYILLB, S. C. HY 8. A. BROWN A CO. O/ftceon Marion Street Opposite Masonic Hali, Friday, June 24, 1904. ------?---t SEASHORE EXCURSION June 24-Wilmington, N- 0.-$ 2.001 The Bennettsville & Cheraw Rail-j ?road will, on Friday JUDO 24th, sell! vound irip tickets to Wilmington. N. jp;, at rate of $2 00 from Beonettsville. ? Tickets will be good going OD train leaving Bennettsville at 0 45a.m.,1 arriving at Wilmington at 2 30 p. m. Returning special train will leave Wil mington at 5 p. m , June 25th, 1904 This will bo the first pop ..lar excur -iion ? the B. & C R. R , has run to Wilmington and special effort will be made to make this the best of the jeason, it being the intention to have this an annual trip, j For further information call on J. T. Medlin, agent of the BennettBville J (fe Cheraw Railroad, Bennettsville. ?i8 Office Now Open. Dr. J. L Gionon, who baa boen taking j a conree at tho Atlanta Deatal College name In Friday aod hoe opened hla offlco for tho t re.% tine nt of old tooth or replac ing them with new ones, offico over Mr. {saacsohn'd Store. Phono 196. My daughter bad boen down a week with Flux, and waa very eiok I procured Dr. King's Diarrhoea and Dyaentory Cor dial and cured her with tour doses. GROUCH HICKS. Handy to havo for Budden attack! 250., aold by nil druggists. On tho special occasion of roy recent attendance as Commissioner to the Goner, al Aesombly of tbe Presbyterian Ohuroh at Nashville, I waa takon with a nevero dys entery, auoouipau?ed by grcst pals. Two doses of Dr Kiog's Dyaentory and Diarrh oea Cordial gavo mo permanent rellaf and enabled me to bo in regular attendanae and participate in tho leading movement* Of that body. JOHN W MOORE. ... rn? ,1_1_Ti_V.-Lmmm uumuiiBaiuu B.L-i?nuuuiS fr.ssu^sszy. 2?0 at all druggists. Flowers 1 Flowers 1 Mrs. Jno S. Moore has a fine 'lot of Geraniums, Begoniad Ferns, Palma and other plants, well rooted, that she desires to sell Cuttings 2fio per dozen. worst ot AU Exportonooa Can anything be worse than to ft el that every minute will be your lani? Suob. was the experience of Mrs. 8. H. Nowson, Decatur, Ala. "For three yean" abe writes * T ?iidured ii au Humble p??iu from ii.cliy.? timi, stomach and hamil tronble, Dd?lb Reamed iuevHeble when ?iocl< ra :.i i ?I! '~T%-:X:*:Z:?. . '>,*.-.?". . ''. ?IUC-M to uy^frtfttvPv..it;tWh'a.}M'Vt.?. ; . .* > <? ? nura eu'ou1!. ? (mpruv^d ut ouon . il now I'm completely recovered. For IA:- , " .' ney, Stotnaan ana .bowel iruuuiea lildattio Bitters is the only medioioe. Only 500. lu guaranteed by J. T. Douglas, Druggist. Rock 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 -I 1785 College of Charleston 1904 Charleston, S. 0 Entrance examinations will be hold in the Couuty Court HOUBO on Friday, July 8, at 9 a m. One scholarship giving free tuition \a assigned to each county of South Carolina. Buard and furnished room in Dormitory, $10 a month. All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for vacant ^JyTe^cbolarships, which pay $100 a year.^^?T further information and catalogue, address HAB^SON RANDOLPH, v. President. Our Town Oofv?rnment. MAVOR-P. A. Hodges v. ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breedenv'SL S. Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, W\ W. Pate. \ CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Office open daily. POLICE-J. F. David, H. C. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. Oreen CLERK OP CLERK-J. A. Drake JUDGE OF PROBATE--M. Mclaurin CORONER-C. Fi Covington SUPERVISOR-M. E. Coward SUPT. WDUOATION-W. L. Stanton TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AUDITOR-Chas. I. Sherrill. i SENATOR-Chas. S. MsCall. I REPRESENTATIVES-D. D. McColl, Jr. 1. P. Hunch, Welcome Quick. MAOIST-AIES-C. D. Basterling, T. L. rosland, Benne urville, Ii. L. Mclaurin, MaColl John A. <Julhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blcuhcim, I), P.Stubbs, Urightsville, W. W. Irby, Smithville. Beiinettaville Church Directory METHODIST-T. B. MORRIS, P. C munday school 3 30 p. m. Preaching a L 1.00 a m. and 7.30 p. tn. Prayer meet og Wednesday evening at 8.00 o'clock Suporintendout Sunday school, Phil. A [lodges. BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor Sunday school at 10-00. Preaching Sun day at 11.00 a. m., and 7.30 p. m. Prayo meeting Thursday evoning at 8 o'clock .ijupcrinlcndcnt of Sunday school, II. V Carroll. ll - V.'REBIJYTKRIAN-Bunyan McLeod Ph D ,p Pastor. Services every Sabbatl (suuSimcr) 11 a. m. und 8 p. m.; (winter ll M. m. and 7.30 p. III- Prayer tuectinj Th'ursday 5 p. m. Seats free. Stranger cor dially invited. Sunday sohool ever Ku^nday 10 a. rq. Superintendent, J. T D'udlcy. AH parcpts and children mad Wcvjcomo st the school. EPISCOPAL-Rev. O. W. lloyd, Beotoi Preaching * xgory second and fourth Sunda r>t ii a. m., aNjnd 730 p. m. Bunda ?ohool at 9.30 a!vm. Dr. J. A. Faiioi ftuparlnUndsat, V PERSONAL Miss Mattie McCall has been visiting her friends in Cheraw Rev. W. B. Baker andj Ate are visiting in|Williamsburp, Mr. S. J. Woodie left Monday for Wilmington to take a job in the Coast Line Shops Mr. Manly Quick of Smithville was down Tuesday. Ho reports good crops in his section. . Mr. Cary A. Mooro of Bethel section was down Monday. No special news In his section, Misses Nivette and Clara Jor dan are visiting their sister Mrs. Tracy McColFum in Sumter Mr, W. S. Lee of lower Hebron was among the visitors to town Saturday-fat as ever Mr. John R. Webster, of Dar lington, spent Sunday here with his parents. Mrs S. Heise and children who have been visiting hor mother in Florence have returned home. Mr. C. D. Bristow of Florence ?pent Wednesday and Thursday with his sisters in Beuuettsville. Mrs. J. W. McElwee, who has been yisiting her grand-mother in Chesterfiole has returned home Miss Lona Privett of Timmons monsville has been visiting her sister Mrs. Ed Powers Rev. J. M. Carlislo is on his munal visit here to his son Mr. E S. Carlisle. His visits are al ways enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pearson of Darlington after a pleasant visit Lo relatives here have returned home Rev. Rufus Ford went to Jack son Springs Tuesday to make au address at the Baptist Chattau :iuaat that place this week Mr. W. A. Breeden of Adams ville was in town Saturday, look ingas cheerful as ho did the day he was married Mr. Arthur Bounds of Colum bia is spending a short furlough at homo with his parents. Mr and Mrs Ira Bounds. Mr. A. C. Green, a lucky farm er of Adamsville was in town Saturday. Clarence is feeding an eleven horse farm with returns from a 0 horse crop Mr. M E Coward spent Satur day and Sunday in Smithville. He says crops aro looking well up there-even bettor than around town. Mrs. J. P. Gibson with her daughter Kate and little J. P. Jr., are spending a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs. B. F. Moore, of Adamsville. Mr. Tliomas Fraser of Hebron was up Saturday. He has the best crop tie >.. ? . hu ?.. and hit viii g " li a lo I ice.on nis '".ni ni. ?:He.;.:ti^6dl McCall** U riiiir.i s i h ia year dss?,.?ApiSi^'.bo >v? itiyi chilli; rn .? ho have bei .. %p< ?ding v.i.M? t?; .. v. iib ! v.-- - parents M ; aun .\'S i'' . ..>.>. .. f.-.fvtvt?Cv! to their home in Wilmington ?at urday, accompanied by her young sister Miss Susie Mr. Walter Pate who has been spending two weeks at Rod Springs with his wife, spent Sat urday morning at home. He says Mrs. Pate has made such won derful improvement that she will remain longer. Her friends are certainly glad to hear of her being restored to health. Something New Here. Mr. Robert Easterling received a a box of Cuban Munroes last Friday night from a friend in Florida. On Saturday his friends were treated to some of Ibis choice but entirely new fruit in Marlboro. He has our thanks for some. Mr. Norton For Congress. The card of Hon. James Norton appears in this paper. He has many warm friends and admirers in Marlboio who will be only too glad of another chance to do him honor. His years of service both ac Comptroller General and ae congressman are not forgotten. Our Roads Improving Il Inn: been tru'y wrilteu that there are advantages which though gener ously distributed, finds few m return and give thanks for thern How true tli?a in in reference to the iruprovmenh in tile condition of our public ronds Only one of our ninny correspond nt? hus even alluded lo the cluiuges Foi good reasons no atti nipt luis yoi been made at road building, but there Ino been a steady drain upon the county treasury in claying and improving tilt roads to that now it dikes h-sa tune t< go anywhere, and loaded wagons may travel willi less delny or trouble Poi all of which we rut ti rn iii tilca to om faithful Supervisor. Tliis only simple justice lo failhfu work-nothing more. - Teachers wi io expect tout tend the summer schools can go all the information thoy wan from Supt W. L. Stanton, as lt Studies, board, &e. YOB, YOU Can Get your razors made shnrj and keen, with edge right fo shaving leaving the face smooth and clean-at Mc Le nd on Bros Barber shop in Bennet tsvilli Bring them along ami we'J prove it. (ty* The demand in ihe South ia fi competent White Barbers-McLer don Bros meet this demand. GENIALLY, the par-t I shoes Hint pinches is the price, A inspection of our stock will (ak away this fear. STRAUSS <Y. Co. TOWN ANJO COUNTY NEWS. - Pull moori *the 27th. - - Tho long days are hero - Court convenes Monday - Where shall we spend the 4th? Seo Rule ll, published in another column - The crowd in town Satur day looked like first Monday - Court at Chesterfield this week only day-no business -Mr. John Mitchell has moved into his new home on Hebron st. t^T* Okra and tomatoes only 10c at Claude Moore's. - Parties wanting light after midnight can have it by apply ing to Mr. J. M. Jackson - Tho summer school for col orod teachers will be hold in Ben nettsvillo beginning July 13th - Mason's Fruit Jars at W. M. Rowe's - Big crops of oats are being harvested-aud with same land in peas won't thero be peavino hay next fall - Just received a Barrel of "new ketch" Mackerel. They are nice and cheap. W. M. Rowe. - Moro refreshiug showers to cool tho atmosphere and nur turo the growing crops-for which we give thanks. Lowney's Candy, best made At W. M. ROWE'S. Call at Covington's market for your ice tickets - Tho College of Charleston has an ad this week. Boys now is your chance for big honors in a good college - Tho Twentieth Century Lib rary hours are: Monday 4.30 to G.30 p. m. Thursday 10 a. m. to 12 rn. - We are headquarters for ii.,un.. an? m??rtafi Wo k?An L*t?.vt ?*iiv4 viuvwou* ?? o cvrjcu nothing but the very best, and guarantee both to suit you or refund your money W. M. Rowe. -New Line Embroideries and Liiros af. rh? C. B. Crosland Co. (?" Putronizc and uso your in* flui'iice for McLendon Bros White burlier Shop and toon you will bave the best shop in the State. -Got a bottle of Harris Lithia Gingeralo for sale at E. Power's Grocery - Weatherly's Big Depart ment Store want's your attention tliis week. flfe??" Artistic, neat, modern are the correct terms for McLendon Bros, the Whir., barber Shoo - Th' Baptist parson agi. l ot it 1 niif'u/i is offered foi* sale ? . i - Rend BiuvneU i. Covington!'*; ?yd :?!>..ut raus, Pianos nfi'd - .jusi re?u a fresh lot O? D. Ferry & Co's Garden Seed at W. M. Rowe's. - Fresh lot of canned Peas, Pears, and Pig's Peet at Claud Moore's t&~ Pipes and Smokers Suppliea ir udleBs variety can lie found at J. T Douglas & Bro. Base Ball Notes. There will be ao interesting gamt of Base Ball at Ghera\v this afternoon at 3 o'clock. A special train will leavi Bentiettsyil(e at 1.30 to give the luven of good ball a chance to go over anti witness tho game and return h.wm immediately after tho game. Fan r.iUnd trip OOo. Clemson College Scholarship. All applicants for these scholar ships will apply to the county sup erintendents ol' education, who wil give lull information concernim^ the terms of the law and the condi tions required for entrance to th? college. The examination will be heit carly in July before the count} board of education. P. II. Mell President. Unclaimed Letters. Letters addressed to the following name , portions romain uncalled for at the pot . office in Bennettsvillo : Men*H List. 1 Moses Lide, Monroe McQwaigo, f J McCracken, Cornelia* Diansord A. J. Alexander, J M Alexander ' J. lt. Crouch, H. B. Picket, C. f Starling Women's List. Mra Kilt* Le Roy, Minnie Quick i EiiHter David, Lizi Little, Lur a Green. 1 - - Up to-date line of Ladie Shirt Waist Suits at the C. H. Crosland Co. Three Uhildron HaveU In tho early Bummer of hist year a omcrgency arose to which Mr, ll. Monro } of Marion, S. 0 , was e<p??l. Ho write ..Dr. King's Diarrhoea ami Dysentery Co dial is tho hunt medicino for howel troubl I ever saw. I wavod tho lives of t li rt children lu my neighborhood in tho la ;) few days, after the doctor had given thoi up to die.'' IC'B the best and Hurest c earth. 25c the prico. Hold by all druggia For Ladies Only You have spent day after day, durii hot, st tiing July and August, stewing ai Healing fruits and vegetables, in air tig jars, and stewing yourselves at tho san time. We bring you relief. KINGS FIIUIT PUKSRUVINU POWDER (L'irgo boxes aid low price) will presor f i nit. and vegetables without air-tight ji with rurcr vestals aud qt orin fourth tl price. A 25c box puta up 4P pounds of fru Note the great advantage in taste aud e dense At all druggist. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Kev C. W. Boyd will conduct ser vices at St. Paul's Episcopal church op Sunday next. Preaching at Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. Sub ject for Sunday morning "The Bain? now." The 8tate W. P. M. Society conven es neKt Wednesday. Bishop Wilson will preach on Sunday following. A large attendance is expected. The repot t that our new M. E. Church would be dedicated in July id not contemplated. It is proposed to have it done in December, after the completion of the necessary prepara tions, etc. Bishop Smith has been spoken for. The Epworth League Prayer meeting i? held ovory Wednesday overing ia the Ban ay ec hool room of the Methodist church at 8 o'clock. The pabilo invited. Tho hoar for evening services at the churches is new 8.30 o'olock. Prayer meeting at the Baptist church every Thursday evening at 8.30. Prayer meeting at the Methodist church every Wednesday at 8.30 p. m. Prayer meeting at Presbyteriao church Thursday evening at 8 30. The hour for Sunday School at the Methodist church has been changed to 5.co o'clock iu the afternoon. Celebrating St- John's Day. Marlboro Lodge, No. 88. A F. M.. have decided to celebrate this notable day in a becoming manner with an add reas hy Hon W- W. Tomkin of Columbia this evening nt the Audit, orium and reception afterward?. We tender most hearty .thanks for an in vitation. You Can Have More Light. Rule ll, published elsewhere, gives the Chairman of Publio Works the power to supply parties wanting elec tric light ofter midnight Parties wanting light after that hour can see Mr. J. M. Jackson who will Supply the same on the terms named in the rule. Winning His Way. It is indeed a pleasure to learn that our young friend Mr. C. S. Welsh, now of Port Worth, Texas, and a brother of Mrs S. Heise, of ?UF tOWn, hus buen ?ppG??i?U Ub?l?s tant adjutant general on the staff of the commander of the Trans-Mis sissippi department of the SOUR of confederate veterans. Mr. Welsh at Fort Worth is staff correspondent of the Dallas Morning News, one of the largest papers in the Lone Star state. SST While being served at the Whi e barber's Shop-McLendon Bros-? nu will be kept cool with electric fans already installed. Rtartlins; Hvlden:o j Ftcfh tti? lalo:.? iu great munthy ;,? (.rio>i*3t\j a.m lr a in, deel?.rirfl '.">- Kra(j'a I Dh-covory for (^ousaiapdoti Goughs.] emt Cold? to i<? nom?ualed. A rvoont ?tx?J of?- -ii frc?. T. y M'.?.'..r'i.-.'.i. Mentor, j j vtik', V?:.. tar t.-? tw trau-pln. In wilU*: 1 lifcd llionoUtit foi t.'-.r..'.? ?util Std h?: tared all the time without ho tug bun tilt ed. Then I began taking Dr. Kit g's New Dis? co ve ry, and a few bottles wholly cured me." Equally affective in curing all LnDg and Throat troubles, Consumption, Pneu monia and Orlp Guaranteed by J. T Douglas & Rio Diuggist. Trial bottles free regular nize? 50:, and Si.Oo TICKLERS of every man's family are the handsome patents in our spring and summer showing of Suits, prices ?250 and up. Give us a call. STRAUSS & Co. 0^/~ Kali in line anti patronize de cent White barbera-no cigarette or anything offensive to tho most taslid eous Royal Baking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. Don't You Love Flowers? It so, and you want some prett; pots of all sizes in which to pl a o them, call at the Hardware stor and you can be suited. FOR SALE. THE BAPTIST PARSONAGE LOT ao DWELLING containing about (2) tn acres of laud, oe nt ml ly located lo desirab! part of Town of Blenheim. Apply to the undersigned for partiular W. B DRAKE, May 18, 1904. Wm. EVANS. t&~ Better secure your needB io Ms tincn while they ar** going so low at Wa dill & Son, none netter in towD. Tl naine good are being sold io Benott.?vi ut from 5 to 8 CIH per yard higher. W show invoices in proof. Seu also th< Mosquito Canopies. Driven To Desperation Living at an out of the way placa moto from civihzition, a family in o'l driven to drpporation lu case of acalde . r< suiting in Burns, Cats, Wounds, Ulci 1 eto. Lay in u supply of B Holden's Aro Halve It's the best on earth 250 at J. Douglas, Doubl?t. Prepared fur the Work. Mr. S. J. Pearson, tho Jeweler, now one of thc latest improveme 11 for engraving your name or iuit on any articlo of gold or silver plate iu the moBt up--to date maui The camples of work already doue him ure just fine. Call and see hil? The Russel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a of these durable wagons-oue 1 two-horse, every one ot them guar teed agu'nst any defect in matet or wormanslnp. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, TfffOTICK ishei JftJ creditors of pATp, deceased, I hereby given to all tri " the estate ol HARI> '. that tVy must rent! an account ol their demands against sai estate duly attested to the undersign. P. K. STANTON, E?ecu Bsnnettsville, S. C., May 16, 1904 ffwttnr falk "The Way To Keep Cool, The COOL, KIND of Stuff to MAKE COOL DRESSES TO WEAR WHEN ITS HOT. Come and look at them. Weare going to help you it we can to get COMFORTABLE. 11 Isuar^SHO?sBlHAfS COOLGI You wain this kind. Wc have got them. Lets trade on n PA fl?. t?U KEN QUALITY and IRVING DREWS. . spfef SOMMER HOSIERY THAT'S COOL You ru ed (hem now. Will need them worse later-and they may bo gone. No better time to get them-right now. <?S MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ^ Thia ? J \ ; ry I Ni PORTANT TALK LISTEN 1 We have shown the good people that it* possible to produce High Claw Millinery al living prices. The pe: plo n itized theiact-thus the reason for our Big Millinery Sue? ceas Wa tue ?till busy, but wsot to rix up Your Mid Summer HAT for yo J, and right NOW is tho BEST TIME TO GET IT. TO om Gentlemen Friends And Others: WRATH RR LY'S TWO PIECE SUITS ure the best, bocaoae they are tde I th est kind of Stuff L mk at the Bbape of the Collars, and houlders a e Hxed-they FIT BE-^T. s SUMMER SH0ES> ? .v\ i net ii Bair of Comfortable oboes for the Sunimur. No . 1 . ! -where. "Hanan's" and "Keith's Konquerors" th^y are both iuo: "?led anywhere. - WHITE VESTS JU T fe I '?7HITE VESTS by Express-White and Fancy to $100. Would like to see you in our Crowd. You'll j \\/t- h loo, after you try it. YOURS TRULY, ;f. WEATHERLY /-.TTN nvr 1 A pT.r^ I ? Mi m .V-..? 'Ai H Wi I f ft I 8 ll Ul S ft uni 8 ll ID &2 .fl >ur Stock AT SPECIAL LOW PRICKS. ilNB .>/\\f a. m j m The Next Two Months Wc have a' |n Furniture, S\ . piiccs on some leudin>! articles: .TTRBSS *1 55, former price J 00 " 1 08, foi mer price 2 50 " 4 85, former price 0 00 . I e " 7 50, former price 10 00 ade " y00. former price 12 00 le bolt Matuo-s $13 00, former price 15 00 Folding Springs I Gi), former pri?e 2 .*>0 ' w . vi 1 75. former price 2 50 [HON I RDS. 2 50. firmer price 3 50 I RDS. 5 50, former price 7 50 l?ost Iron Beds 9 00. former price 12 50 i Table* 5 Feet .'1 50, former price 4 50 a 'rubles G Feet 3 75, fit mer price 5 00 a Tibies 8 Peat 5 00. former price 6 50 ri Tables 10 Feet ti 25. former price 7 25 . 3, Sn?t Bottom 371. former prico 45: \riu Oak Hocker* 9JJ, former price 1 25 e a Pretty line of Mtttiug at Coat. tr Btock at prices that will make you buy, if youl ?og anything. Our prices aro "eye openers." ftTJET ANJO SEJE US. . W. Waddill & Son. .{mi >8, 1904 ? riform the Public (hat I represent some Ol ; FIRE INSURANCE Companies VOrld. Liberal as to Terms and Rates. Try me! ; v >, 1904. JNO. S. MOORE. CAN SUPPLY YOUR WITS. _K?OqaW<WO?KN5?0' ->*<>4<>$K>$<>3 0 S TO WORRY, BUT COM H RIGHT ON TO '.AUBE MOORE'S IF YOU "\7Vu3L3M?Xi >oods, Clothing, Shoes, lotions And Fancy Groceries. ?h Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty. full line In eaoh D?partaient and will Bil your Wants in eacl *LT THE LOWEST PRICES. ne to Town call and see m. Phone orders in town deHveii , and satisfaction guaranteed, ? see u?-Near Douglas1 Drug Store. WIRE FENCING, BARBED WERE AND WIRE NAILS. flTE I1A.VETHE&E GOODS, bought by Ihe car load and W oan give you LOW PRCLCES. Seo us before buying. /^Fr^ March 3, 1904. CS. McCALiL.. FRESH BREAD |nd ROLLS THREE TIMES A WEEK. MR. R P. SH?LTZ HAVING CL03?D HIS BAKERY HERE, I have arranged to keep a supply pf FRESH BREAD, ROLLS AND JAKES of bis splendid make at my Store for thc accommodation of . (be Trade, Shipments received fresh three limes a week, and orders can be filled laity as wanted by customers. I guarautee prompt aervioo. March 3, 1904.? W. M. ROWE. The Clothes that tell their own story? See the new Spring tine at S@"* c. s. MCCALLS. February 26; 1904, 3 % ^ Ashcroft': Condition Powders Sf \atJX&bS\ Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It BL W\ rl.oes this by ?rst thoroughly:cleansing thc'system o? all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, thereby creating solid muscle and fat. Horses and mules improve in appetite and spirits after the first few doses, thc hair sheds, and thc new coat is always sleek and glossy. Ashcraft's Condition Powders arc packed in doses, without "filler," and good for horses and mules only. It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the formulae of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's experience. It is easily the foremost, remedy in its class on the American market to-day. Price 25 cents package. For sale by SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. (J MoCOLL DRUG CO., McColl, S. C. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. 8EA HOARD Ai: laina R? h Av .i Tho Bataan! A.iv Linc Ky scbei ni?) wiiji chaugeJ on J a un ar j lOib fr ni 03 le a TO CheruVr, 3. tis fol loirs; Northbound No HG al S;05 n. m. i< l?o 0" I ]? Southbound No 57 at 8:05 a. ni. " No 27 at 10:40 p. m. The Bennettsvillo and (Jheraw R. lt., leaving Bennettsvillo at 6. 45 a m , connect with No 66 and No 57. The afternoon tiain leaving Ben >ett8ville at 4 p. m. gives Bennetts vide people an opportunity to take tiains No 50 and No 27. OLIO NOVELTY Manufacturing Works] THE Business recently known as thc CLIO NOVELTY MANUFCTU ItlNG CO., will hereafter be known'ffs THE CLIO NOVELTY MANUFAC TURING WORKS, with .F. H. IVE Y ?ola owner and director. _Tho latest improved wood working i??chioes are being placed for doing all kinds of Novelty work for builders uso at iv inf; prices. ; Mr. P. A. Hodges is agent at Bennetts ville and will take your orders. Oct 23. 1903. PURE BRED BUFF ROCKS. Thrifty, Reliable and Profitable. The Buff Plymouth Rock is the fow for firofit. The time lor setting lor 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 al once and state date ot delivery. Setting ot 15 Eggs $1.50 D. A. COVINGTON, Jar: 5, 1904. Gibson, N. C. Directory of Bennettsville Lodges CONSOLIOATED LODGE No. 15, K. 0? P., meets every second and fourth Mon day nights at 7.30 o'clock. J. T. Dudley, C. C. O. D. Eastorling, K. of lt. & S. MARLBORO LODGE NO. 88, meets ai Bonnettavillo. Friday evening, on or bc fore oaoh full moon at 8 o'clock. J. F. Kinney, W. M. H. E. Stockton, Secretary. County Masonic Directory. MARLBORO CHAPTER No. 30 R. A, M., meets at Bonncttsvillo on tho second Friday of oach month. J. P. Kinney. H. 1'. H, E. Stockton, Secretary. Eur.r.KA Lonou Nol 43, A. F. M., meehi at MoColl, each Saturday a li er ndon, before tho full moon,at 4 o'olock. AURORA Lonou No. 33, A. F. M., moots at Clio. Saturday on or after coal full moon at 3 o'olock, p. m. *B. H. Evorott, W. M. J. E. McLeod, Secretary SPECIAL NOTICE 1 AV?NG secured the services of t good man, I am prepared to pu down and pnll un pumps. Sutisfactior guaranteed. Orders left at either Hard ware store will bo promptly attended to. mob 12, 1903. P. 0. Emanuel. ?pro?css?onal cards. IM IQ I SMS..-'. IC . OiVJJMS, ( ' \V }3 \' S ,: hank, DUDLEY & WAIT, ATT?It N li VS AT I. \ \V. BENNETTS VILLE, S (J. TW. BOUCHIER, o Attorney at Law, BoDDCttsvilloi S. C. Office on Darlington .street near Posta rulogrupb oftu'e. January, 1899. iLTON MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law and Probate jJudgfe Ofllcc iii Court lluuhUpj?*"" Ev?r. MORRISON^ Electrician . - Machinist, BOX 57 FLORENCE. S. C. C1C Contractor for Electrical'work and dealer in Electrical supplies. Hot Air Parapi inp; ICninnes ?md Has Engines installed. Pipe-Bitting und general machino work. August 20, i'.IOii. 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