The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, August 05, 1904, Image 3
8. A. BROWN - - - Editor]
. Fridav, August 5, 1904.
SaljHcrlptlon Prien
One year.$1.00
Six months.50
Three months.25
THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN OPENS.
LIST OF THOSE WHO HAVE EN
TERED THE RACE
Meeting at Bennettsville.
Monday, August i, was a day ol
amiles'and handshaking with the can
didates for the various county offices
There are 29 only thia year. Oue of
whom waited until Saturday - Mr. II.
K. Covington.
Tho day was a hot one, but the at
tendance, it being sak-sday, waa large I
and every section of tho comity was]
leprcsehtod, Ail of the candidates
wore present and in fine trim for the
fi .at meeting, which in order to seat
all was held in the Court house. Hon.
T. I. Rogers, President of Democratic j
Club presided, and in behalf of the |
Club extended a hearty greeting.
The candidates lor the Legislature I
spoke first, and were givon 15 minutes
each to present their c'aiunr. Mr. T.
A. Bristow led ofl', followed in order
by Messrs W. W. Bruce, J. P.Buuch.
ll K. Covington, J. P.Gibson, D.
D. McColl, Jr., S. J. Meian?8.
The candidates foi tbe other olficcs 1
were each allowed 5 minutes to pre
sent their claims, many of whom made
simple announcements with grateful
thanks for the past.
Clerk of Court.-L. M. Covington,
J. A. Drake, IL L Freeman
Sheriff- J*C. Dunbar, J. B.Green,
W. A, Hinsbaw, J. P. McGilvray, J.
E. Rogers, W. F Rogers.
Coroner -C. F, Coviugton, Geo N.
McCall.
Auditor-Clias I. Sherrill.
Tr<."<."r?-^ Tnt? P Ritalin Wm
Evans, N. B. Rogers, ,T. H. Thomas
Superintendent of Education-A
L Easterling, W. L. Stanton.
Supervisor-M. E. Coward, A. J
Jones, Joe T. Odom, J. J. Tart.
The meeting opened at 10.15 and
adjourueil at 1.??5 lt wai the largest
and ono of the most ?densant omi or
derly meetings ever attended. The
altei lion was superb-patient and at
tentive. The interest iu this campaign
seems to conter in that of Clerk and
Sheriff, and tbe sparring Munday
though sharp was pleasantry.
Une campaign lie was reported by
Mr. J. J. Tart one of the candidates
for Supervisor, and that was that if la
was elected Mr. A. J. Matheson wu?
to get tho chaingaug
The caudidate8 were at Tatum Wed
nesday and will be at McColl to-day
Next Tuesday and Wednesday they
will be at Boykiu nnd Smithville
Tim other three meetings will be held
16, 17, 19th giving ll days to canvas
f<,r itnino he fore the ?i??ti?n on (hr
ut??y TniK?ou?! A&iti.i i .'.
Tiie ?? tit ?ia] inc* :. ir) t lou h .
lj Trustee* Association v .> heid nt
ihbamittoi ioni of ' lu I .*; ?i.rx\ -
juildiog oil Moi-y. T.
tion of officers resulted in thc
tioii of all thc old officiait
lows.
President-Rev. R. Ford,
Vice Pres-J. F. Townsend,
Secretary-S. J. Mclnnis protein.
The chair then appointed (he follow
ing ex-committc: J. J. haue, John
JJ. Breeden, ll. ?. Jackson.
Messrs W. L. Stanton, John L.
Breeden and A. J. David, were ap
pointed a committee to arrange for
an Educational Rally. This com
mittee will meet next Monday for
conference. Should uo community
ask for this "Rally." the committee
will arraugc to have a meeting at
Beiuiettsvillc on thc first Monday
in September, and secure some no
ted speakers for tho occasion.
Wonderful Nervo,
Is displayed hy mauy u man enduring
pains ol'accidental Cuts, Wounds, BruWox
Burns, Scalds, Sorofoot or stiff joints.
But there's no noed (br it. Bucklen's
Amnion Salve will kill the pain and cure
tho trouble, lt's thc best Halve on earth
(br Piles, loo. 25c at J. T. Douglas Drug
gist.
An electric storm in Now York
on tho afternoon of tho 1st, did
considerable damage mid several
persons were hurt.
The famous old Lafayette Hall
at. Camden once owned by the
Baron Vau Tresckaw and in which
tho great Kronch general, for
which the hostelry is namoil once
slept was burned Wednesday.
DOTS FROM SMITHVILLE.
DEAR EDITOR.-It IIUB been BO
long since my last I iniiBt write
you a few dots to kook up acquain
tance.
Rain continues to fall iu our sec
tion and if general green dont
grow now tho fertilizer io not good
sure, I saw a friend from below and
ho said if the seasons holdout they
would have a nico grass crop to
fall baclc on.
Wo hoar HO much abnnt, tho boll
woavel but wo hope tlioy won't
roach herc, for wc know thoy
would lie badly disappointed for
food, lor only throe stands of bee's
uro left and they work very slow.
When one lctivcB for a load it
?likes him HO long to fill up that
ho often forgets his way back.
Wo have hopes for a good corn
crop in this section.
ChickoiiH an; selling higher
than ever known-25ctsTor frying
fti/,0.
With beet wishes.
Old Hunter.
.Inly 28, 1904.
THE TRUE CITIZEN.
His Responsibility as A Voter.
EDITOR MARLBORO DEMOCRAT :
lt is a well koowa axiom that all gift ?
?nd privileges bring with them duties and
responsibilities I leave to the loaders
of religious thought the task of impress
ing tho above truth upon their constitu
ents, and turn my pen toward tho task of
impressing tho samo ttuth upon tho indi
viauai as a citizen.
While the obligation of duty and res
ponsibility presses hard upon each and
ovcry citizen io every land where privi
leges are extended, it comes with double
force upon tho fro? American, and is in- j
ten.-itied upon the voter where is endowed |
thc gift of the primary system making
him the judge and jury upon every vote
he mav cast.
To the citizen who nita upon tho jury I
leave to tho judges upon tho benoh. who
periodically charges them with their du
ties, to enforce their duties as good and
true citizens, hut turn mv "'enlion rather
to the citizen ns a VOYKR, as ho seldom
?cts advice upon these lines-, and when
he Iocs, it comes fi otu tho demagogue
upon the stump, who selfishly advise?
tum to his own interests, without regard
io tho moral obligation of tho voter as a
citizen, or thc true good of thc commu
nity ia which he lives.
Let every voter remember that every '
.{iii and privilege is preserved to us. or I
lost, by thc usc wo make of thom, The I
history of all governments, and especiaily
republics, has boon perpetuation t or.fail
ure, in proportion as thc citizen was true >
or false to hts principles.
(Jan any one bc EO blind that- they can
not seo how^ rapidly our free american
government ia becoming rotten to thc ore
and ready to tumblu and fall, and be fol
lowed by despotism, thus li in to ry repent
ing itself. Take (or an obj cc t lesson near
I ut homo, tho abuso of power and duties,
in tho exercise of tho average voter'H
dioica in making up his ballot. Ho may
afterwards regret it, but ilion it is too late
the work of his careless indifference in
bia selection of mon has boon done.
An appeal is heroin made to every vo
ter in the county to arise to the true ob
ligation of a citizen, and to cast his vote
conscientiously, without fear, favor, or
.(lection. Let him in hts selection ti kc
j only thc true and best. Don't be misled
by appeals to friendship, for sympathy,
or any other consideration but ?tness fur
office.
Turu a deaf car to (?ic worn out, foolish
clamor for "rotation," lt is a deludion
got ion up by thc "outs" agaiust tho - ms'
If thu outs ure interior men to the ins.
I have the moral courage to say so at the
polls; and, viceversa, if thc outs arc
better mm than tho ins. .Apply tho
-ame business scnto to your politice that
you do io yeer business. W ould you as
a (armor or merchant tum off an etlluient
farm hand or clerk, who gave every sat -
?-(action, at the oud of Iiis time, for a
poorer help, or an untried ono, simply
because the outside man wanted the job ?
No, you would not. Apply these busi
ness principles to your pol?tico and let
merit be your watchword, rainer^ than
rotation, and your politics will flourish aa
doos your business,
duly 'Jo, 1904. A VOTER.
PROM KOLLOCK.
Aa I saw my last letter in
print will try again. The crops
are not so good aa they were at
my last writing. We are hav
ing too much rain we think, but
probably not 80, as the one that
co?'ifrolH .'..-' .:. . ti ki; v.v move
what ..'....>.;.!..< f ha ti . ? do pur
aelvo? i
" : > (k'.mltU - ? ill apeufc at
Si i b x il hi, (ititi ?polUtig pirti Pi j
??'!#:..: hitii .>. . .Tin >(i. d?Wii
all are nice men and we
ink we could better our
turn them out and put
in :'(?w ones.
D started August
the joy of all.
. Vivia and little
M. visiting rela
tive, and Smith
held, Hon W.
D. Evai T. Pegues
are at ten?. ing at
Bennettavi.
Miss Bom ma
Whitsell of CL "s
visiting the lio?. P,
Wilds Pegues th.
J. Harrington Goa. >y of Che
raw was a visitor in our little
town to day.
Mr. M. E. Coward of Ben
netrsville was a visitor to his
old home one day last week.
Mr. T. D, Lashley, our clevel
and accommodating postmaster
is expecting to attend the post
masters anuua) association, to
be held at Greenville, S, C.,
August 16th.
August 1st 1904. Rex,
Suvod Prom Torriulo Death.
Thc family of Mrs. M. L. JBobbitt of
I larger inn, Tenn., saw her dying and
were powerless io save her. Thc most
skillful physicians and every remedy used
ailed, while consumption was slowly but
lurely taking her life. ' lo Cois terrible
mur Dr. King's New Discoyery for Coa*
luuiption turned despair into joy. The
ir.st bottle brought immedtato relief and
ts continued use completely ourcd her.
t's thc most certain cure in thc world
br all throat and lung troubles. Guaran
ced Bottles 50c and *1 00 Trial bottles
.'rec at .J. T. Douglas Drug Store.
GOING TO MOVE.
Dr. J. A. Faison wiil move in
obis oflice on Darlington Street
he 1st of July. Office will be
ou nd midway between J. T.
douglas's Drug Store and Judge
ludson's oflice. Look for his
ign in front of office.
June 16, 1904.
Doinuslio Trouble,).
lt is exceptional to Hod a family whore
?cro aro no doinostio ruptures occasion
ly. but IIICPO can be lessened by having
r. [tioga's New Life Pill? around. Much
oui le they navo by their great work in
Lom ach and biver troubles They not
liv relieve you but cure, 25? at J, T.
OUglus Drug Store.
NOMIKATIOHS,
For County Trorisuror.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
r tho office ol' Treasurer of Marlboro
unty, iuhject to thc ruloiof thc Demo?
alie primary, pledging luyscif to abide
e result thereof and support tho nomi
es ol' ?aine. WM l?VANS.
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DOtiS FBOM. BRIGIIT3VILE
Happoninga Among tho Feoplo In Tlxls
. Prosperous Township.
Dear Democrat-I have been silent
for some weeks, but it was because
there was so much talk about my com
ing out aa a candidate for some office,
and I thought I better not write a
letter until candidates started out can
vassing the county, then 1 would feel
pretty certain T would not be taken
for an aspirant or office seeker. Now,
brethren, you can pass along, I am
"not in de ring" this lime. You need
not bother to hunt me up to speak to
me, for I pass you on the streets and
you don't know me. But that's all
right boys, I expect to vote for the
last one of you. I will vote for halt
you at the Primary, and the other
half in November.
One of the boys come round to day
and fouud me at the saw mill. "Hello
is this Ebb", "why yes, this is him.*'
"Well, you are a big fat fellow now,
what you used to be/' He said, he
rather have a caw mill than to he
presidout. It is so aspiring " I said to
myself well it takes money to buy a
saw mill, und it takes brain to fill an
office. So, I thought he was running
for the office, and I was running the j
saw mill. He had the mental and I j
hud tho physical power. Ile waa suited
for office and I ior saw mill work. I
won't call any name. I will he sure
to vote for him either in tho primary
or tho general election I don't expect
to tell any oue who will get left until
after the (bli of November, then I
will sorlor whisper arouud among my
l^ct friends, that such and such a one
got left.
But, dont you sa/ anything abjut
tliis now, because its ba'! enough to
Set left, aud still worse for a fellow to
e tolling it to every body ho meets.
Well, I will promise you I won't say
a woid about what you caudidates
have said to me. One fellow enid he
just como to Brightsville to get ac
acquainted with Mr. Goodwin. Where
is lu? I said 1 reckon I am the man.
Well, I guess he wns astonished to find
me 6o black nnd greasy, with a set of
overalls on, as usual with all saw mill
men who love to seo the saw whorl,
Well, the follow never did ask me
to support bim. All he wanted was
to meet Mr. Goodwin When he met
him, he made short metro aud said,
"Well, I am glad 1 have mot you, I
won't ask you to yote for me. Well,
said I. I don't euro whether you ssh
mo or not, I will see you lator. Yes,
see you later.
Well, that candidate knew he had
made somothiug, when ho heard the
word "later," that lie was either going
to catch a licking, or catch a vote,
and lie bid me good day, and away
ho went.
Now, all that don't come to see me
may expect a vote, because I um busy
juBt now, and want to get ready for
the big meeting. Melou time and
eider, candidates aud big meetings all
come about the same time, iu the
month of August-tho hottest of the
year.
We haye beau blessed with plenty,
of raiu. Cabbage and irish potatoes'!
are about all goue now, hut we are
tnuijsiui ?.? 'ir.\e roasting . - ? i ??, gi cen ?
peas, niel !,-\ aud soins le v chickens
u ibo lUutry. \Venregoittj io carrrj !
dum? . [o the church, ii' th brethren |
IUD (bc meelina, \ \{\\ \ . v. and if not
we.n'lfi ge to dinner. To ct, x ry di nae i
rn? ii ii oj : 'bau to to diqner. The |
yum:; . .! ..-. v oti?d radii - uso thc word j
"car. v .! uu< r." 1.1 wilbur biilt r, b ii ;
eau bo passed with much more case
hut we will leave that for thc church
to decido.
Mr. Samuel Goodwin, who was out
on business here has returned back to
Texas to those babies he so m neb
talked about. I hope ho readied them
safely aud found them well. Tho wri
ter had the pleasure of going tho
rounds with Mr Goodwin, and I must
tay I was amply repaid tor going, by
meeting some of Marlboro's best peo
ple. Their kindness and hospitality
will ever he choriehed hy one that
will noyer forget.
Miss Ethel and Mias Mary, J. D
and Col. C. P. Moore's daughters aro
visiting relatives at Brightsville aud
Gibson, also atteuded thc District
Conference.
Brightsville is looking like tho
same old place now, since Mr. Luther
Fletcher has como to town. He can
starch and iron tho ronds so nice
When you start anywlieae you just
forget you aro driving your horse
you think you aro going to haven,
and tho poor horeo thinks its power
ful hot.
I must close now, for '.he cock is
crowing for tiny r.nd I must go to
Nappy's House. Good uight.
July 20, 04. G.
EASTERN SEASHORE EXCURSION
The Seaboard J^e?ailroad to
Virginia Coasi Hegorts
On Wednesday. August 17th, tho Sea
board Air Line Railway will run their
fourth anunal exoursion to Old I'oint
(luuifort, Virginia bench and Ocean
View. V?.
Tickets will be sold for both morning
tod evening trains at the low round trip
rato of $7 01) from Columbia, Camden
ind Chcraw, and wiil bc good returning
until and including September 1st, 1904.
Old l'oiut Comlort tick?:i.-. will bc sold
i;oiug via uitiior Portsmouth und steamer,
jr via Richmond and C. & 0. Ry.
These excursions ure becoming more
liopular every year. The Seaboard idlers
limpiaba! service, short linc, and have
wo trains daily in each direction.
Fur full information and reservation
all on nearest Seuboard axent, or address
los- W. Stewart. T. 1'. A., Columbia,
i. C.
Tho Japs claim Port Arthur al
er hard fighting.
Alabama has marketed her lirat
lalo of now cotton.
President Hnscvelt wan thrown
rom bis horse the other day and
vas slightly injured on his bead.
All trains on the Coast. Lino
top at Latta now. A law suit
rought tho road to toruiH.
Tho southern cotton mill mon
'homet at Greenville decided to
take a cut of 25 per cut in tho
rot) notions.
NOTICE!
To tue Presidents of the Democrcili
Clubs of Marlboro County.
The followings candidates had
ing filed their pledges and pl d
their aasesmonts fixed by the Dem
ocratic Executive committee, yJ li
be voted for the ollice na?ucd, ii i j
der ihe rules governing Fnuiawy
electione. Tho first primary td 1)0
held Aug. 30th, and second if ne
cessary Sept. 13th.
House of Representative
T. A. Bristow.
W. W. Bruce,
J. P. Buuch,
H. K. Covington,
J. P. Qibion,
D. D. McColl Jr,
S. J. Molimin,
Clerk of Cour I
Lovris M. Covington,
Junien A. Druko,
U L. Freeman,
Sheriff,
J. 0. Dunbar,
John B. Orcou,
W. A. IlinHhaw,
J. P. MeGih ay,
J. E Rogers,
W. F. Roger?.,
County Auditor
0. I. Sherri?.
County Treasurer
J. P. Edon?,
Wm. Kv mis,
N. B. RogetH,
J. H. Thomas,
Supt. of Education
Arthur Eaatorlillg,
W. L Stanton.
County Supervisor
M. K. Coward,
A. J. Jones,
J. J. Tart,
Joe. T. Odom,
Coroner
C. P. Covington.
George N. McCall.
0. B. MC.
July 30, 1904 County t indi
AVory (Jloso Call;
"I stuck to my engine, nilli
joint ached and every nerve v.
with pain," writes C. W. Kell .. \
eouiotivo ??retuuii, u?' nuning!
"I wan weak ind pale, withot
and till run down. As 1 was ab
up I got a bottle of li lcd rio
alter taking ir. 1 felt as woll nf
in my Hie." Weak, sickly, nfn
pie ni Wy s cain new lifo, st
vigor from their une. T.y th
faction guaruutccd by J. T
Price 5(1 couts.
Citation For Letters of Adm'
.STATE OF SOUTH CAI
MARLBORO' COUNTY-h
MoLaurin, Judge of Prob .
WUEitKAB, Rufus M. Pogues
.nade suit to mo to grant .
Letters of Administraci?n, Do ..
of tho Estate and Effecta of ? .
ThiVs?! ' ti foil? tc nit"? ar: ..... ;uii i
d! ?.... itjar '.?.? kindred und on .?VIM i
.: ut wciiie> Pegnaa deo\;M!'$at j
t-h?)," ''.ur..7. upHidui iVjfoVo in j in
?t. L'rotilu. ... Jil h ld at ?.t?hrio'.*li ii JV.
thc ?..;:!.. .1 : f \> nat, , m*, ait . pib
itw??t? Ui?r::?- ?t . ?VJo.'sh tn it . i.
Given under my hand, th i?
August A. D., 1904.
MILTON McLATj
Aug 5, 1901. Judge of j
STATE OF SOUTH CAI OLJ
County of Marlboro-1
MoLaurin, Judge ol* Pro!
TTTIIEREAS. Olin M. Pi
v* made sui. to mc to gran
Letters of Administration nf ?
of und KITcot o? Wm. W. Pcq
cd.
These are thereforo to cito a
iah all and singular the kindred ..
itoT of tho said Wm. W. Pegi
cd. that they be and appear I u
iu tho Court of Probate to lu I
BonnottRvillo, S. C.. on the 15i
ust 1904 after publication tbert
o'clock in the forenoon, to shot
any they havn, why the said Ail
tration should uot bc granted.
Given under my hand, the 1
August Anno Domini 1904.
MILTON MCIAUJ
Aug r), 190-1. Judge of I
KILLED ACCIDENTA.
While handling n gun that w:
order is usually tho story. '.
order to prevent accidental
and to bo sure and kill wh
want to, 1 have employed an
Gunsmith from Charleston, 8. C.. n
Ima my gun repairing departo
cliarge, Wc are prepared to
kind of fine gun repairing in
order. Give us a trial and y
be convinced that we are pref
give you satisfaction in price
munahip and promptness
S. J. I?BARS<
The Ji
W ARNING NOTI
T hereby warn any person from .
.*" iug, shclteriu^ or feeding u
MINNIK who hus left my hom
homo without cause. I will pw
any person who violates this nolie
Stephen Huinwa
July -22, 1904.
J. H, B.XTSSI3,
HOUSE PAINTS
Avid Paper H^n?Br
Hard Wood Finisher, Best Loi
Oil finish. Kstiinatcs cheerful
melted. All work guaranteed to
li rsl-elliss.
New Law Firn
N?TICK is hereby given th
have this day loi med a co p?
hip under thc firm name of NEW1
)WENS for the practice of law in
.ourts. All business entr?stet
hall receive prompt and careful
ion. ll. H. N KW TON.
J KN NI NOS K. OW
Rcnncttsvillc, S< C., June 14, 19
Tioyal Baking Fowdors at
W. M. Row
NOMINATIONS.
For Ooiieress-6th Distriot
I hereby announce mysell a candidate
for nomination to . Congress from the
sixth district subject lo the Democratic
i primary..
James Norton.
' hereby announ' yself a candidate
tor Congress from Sixth^ Congress
ional Dislriei, subject io t'nc Democratic
primary.
July i, 04 \V. F. Dargan.
House of Representatives.
1 hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the House of Representatives
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary and pledge mysell to abide the
result*ol same and support the nominees
'.btieOl.
SIMEON J. MCINNIS.
july 14?h 1904.
I am a oandidato fur ic election to th
[loose of Representatives, subject to th
n con of tho Democratic Prima.y.
D. D McCOLL, Jil
hereby nnnonnco myself o candidato
1 foi tho Honan of Representatives from
.rlboro County subject to tho ruloH of
ihf Democratic Primary, and plcilgc
myself to abide tho result thereof and
- ...port the nominees of same.
' lay 6, 1904. W. W. BnUCK.
For Clerk of Court
hereby ? announco m j sol f a candidato
re-election to tho office of Clerk ot
irt for Marlboro County. Booth Cato
,., snbjeat to the rulos of tho Demo
; eratic Primary, aud pledgo myself to sup
poet-.the Domin?es thereof.
JAR. A. DIIAKB,
.prit 35th, I904.
{ hareby annonnoo myself a uandidato
Clerk of Court subjoct to tho action of
Democratic Primary.
It L. FllRK.MAN.
[ lierohy announce myself ns a can
late for tiie office nf Clerk of Court
v Marlboro County, .subject to the
. ea and regulations rroverniiig the
'ninocrnli? l'rim?ry Ii lection.
LEWIS M. COVINGTON.
For Sheriff.
hereby anno mee my candidacy lor
rs office ot Sherill of Marlboro County,
jjeet to the rules ol the democratic
mini
JOHN C. DUNRAR.
I lioreby announce myself u candidate
re-election to tho office of Shoriflf ul
' riboro county, subject to tho actiou of
Lite Democratic Primary, pledging myself
. tindo tho result of same and to support
1 . noruinciB thoroof.
fuly S, 1904. J. B. GUBEN.
hereby announce mysell as a candi?
e lor office of SheritT of Marlboro
inly at thc coming Primary "Election,
ledge myself to abide by the result ol
1 Primary Election and to support
nominees ol same.
ulyj,o4. . W.F.ROGERS
hereby announco niyeolf u candidate
the office of Sheriff of Marlboro county
ect to the rules of the T)nm~.nt!?
RUC! I'lodpf myself I > . .c tho rc !
(jul: of thu nr..-ne and ?upporl lb no LU i tie-.ss j v
of tmiii primary olctUott;
. W.. . . 2rtiV::iAW. i il
?lljt i. 1904, i 1
? . . !'!
I hereby Aunoi ... n Ki; . if a* a candidate
for otQ : of Sherif bf Mar?Vnto County
jeir to abino Dy ino result of said Pri
ry Election and to support tho Domineer
ii he samo
.pril 4U1 1904. J. E ROGERS.
hereby announco myself a candidat;
ttio oflioc of Sheriff of Marlboro county,
cet to tho action of tho Democratic
tary, and pledgo myself to abide the
lt thereof and to support thc nomiuecs
.ic same.
JAS P. McGlLVllAY.
. ir il 5 th, 1904.
For County Suporvisor.
! hereby announce myself a cundid atc
e-olcction to tho office of Suporvisor of
juro county at the coming primary
.on, subject to the rulen governing the
.-, and pledgo myself to abide tho result
of and Eitpport the nom?neos of said
iry election.
ft ty 18, 1904 M. E. COWARD.
I eroby aunouuee myself a candidate
10 otllce of County Supervisor, uubjeot
ic action of thc Democratic primary
ing myself to abide tlie result of tho
und to support tlie nominees of said
ry election.
ril 9'.h, 1904. A. J. JoNics.
.oby announce myself as a candidate
. tho office ot County Supervisor,
-1 to the action of thc Democratic
ry.
. 2S, 1904. J. J. TAUT.
, or Superintendent of Education
(?roby announco myself a enndidiito
kl -; J office of Superintendent of IC luca
Marlboro County, subjoct to tlie
of the Democratic Primary.
AUTHUR EASTKKI.INO.
.9, 1904.
roby announco myself a candidato
ifection tn the office of County Sup
lent of Education, subject to tile
>f thc Democratic Primary.
W. L. STANTON.
26 1904.
For County Auditor.
cby announce mysell a candidate
lection lo the oliice ol Auditor
boro county at the coming pri
ectioi, pledging mysell to abide
nit thereof, and to support the
:s ol the same.
CHAS. I. S H ER RI LL,
22, 1904.
For County Treasurer.
thy announce myself a candidate
office of Tro morer o? Marlboro
subjeot to thc mles governing thu
.tia primary, and pledgo myself to
i result of samo and to f-upport thc
i thereof. Jon P. HORNS.
S, 1904.
by anounce myself u candidate
iclion to the I Iii 'c Of (?ninty
r-Subjeat to ttio rulos g. vc. tiing
ocratlu Primary.
J. H. THOMAS.
ITATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN
COUNTY OF MARLBORO.
CLEMANT MANLY, PlaintilT,
- agnintl
\\ A. Blythe, P. II. Corr, aud II. E
Preis, De fe nd nu ta.
Summons for Relief-Complaint not
Served.
Jo tho Defendant*. T. A, Blythe, P. H.
Corr and II. E- Fries,
You arc hereby Summoned and requir ,
d to a UP wer ' * complaint io this action, i
rhieh h filed . tho offico of tho Clerk ol
ho Court of Common Pleas in and for I
jio County aud State aforesaid, and to
orvc a copy of your answer to the said
Complaint on tho subscriber at his office
a BENNETTSVILLE. S. C., wit Iii n
wenty days after thc eorvicc hereof, ex?
ilusivo of the day of such service ; and
f you fail to answer the complaint with
u tho (imo aforesaid, tho plaintiff in
his aotion will apply to the Court for
he relief'demanded in tho complaiot.
Dated Juno 2d. A, 1)., 1904.
|SE.M.. 1 J. A. DUAICE, Clerk.
T. NV. BOUCHIER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Po tho Defendants, T A. Blythe, P. II.
Corr and ll. 10. Fries :
Please take notice that tho Summons
o this action, of which ?bc foregoinc is
t copy, was filed in tho office of thc Clerk
)f the Court of Commou Pleas at Bcn
icttsvillc, in tho county of Marlboro in
;ho State of South Carolina on thc 28th
lay of June. A. D., 1904. .
T. W. BOUGH 1ER,
plaintiffs Attorney.
Bennettsville, S. C.
July 14, 1904-Ot
ADDITIONAL RULE.
ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM.
Rule No il. Parties wishing the dec
ric plant run after midnight will be ac*
mmmodated at thc rate ol Three Pol
ars per hour or part thereof by making
vrittcn application to the Chairman of
he Board stating length ol time he
visited the plant run and accompanying
he request hy the cash.
Rule No. 12. Any person using
[.jluctric Fans IS inch size shall pay One
Jullar pei month on Flat Rate.
WT OF KORD GObLEGE
SPARTANBOKG, s. C.
.IKNUV N. SNYI?ER Litt. ??., M. A.
President.
Four full College courses. Favorable
nrroundiogs Cleveland Seieneo Hail
lymna-sium Athletic grounds. 51.st year
learns Sept. 21st 1904.
For Catalogue apply to.
J. A. GAMEWELL, Secretary
/70FF0RD COLLEGE FITTING
SCHOOL, Spartaiiburg, S. C
?lcgant new building. Careful attention
lo individual student. Board and tui
tion for year $iio. All intormation
iven by A. M. Du PRE,
July II, 1904. Head Master.
3LI0 NOVELTY
. _;.J ' ' j
'(THE Rusi?ess recently knowo os ibel
% CLIO NOVEI T I UANU^OTU-i
L.?NC ( .'t . will hereafter'Me kn?wii ?J
(IE CLIO NOVELTY' MAN?FAO?
I ' [N WOHTCS. with F. ri tV-EY
)'.. . wrioir and di reef r,
? I (ai?fl i iiro.v.t?d wood ..' irking
lac! mea ro ?lg :-'<;?v?i tor dbiugaj'
iii i- of N irk foi I uilJc/s t o ul
ving prices.
Mr. P. A. Hodges ??agent at Bennett*
?tit* and will take your urdors.
Oct 2;;. 1903.
FOU SA L.E 2
A Bicycle for a lady or Gouts
olor Black or Bluo with 28 in
vhocls and rubber tires.
S. J. Pearson.
.VE STILL FEED
THE HUNGRY!
WIIBN in town and you want a irood
tnoal, roraombur wo caa servo you.
? good meal for 350. Restaurant
north of tho Mnrkot.
FRESH OYSTERS ia every style.
D. J. BRAYBOY
iennettsville & Cheraw Railroad
ffi?g^Q^aoBag: _sar
Commenciiig Monday Nov. 9, ltlu;..
nd until further notice, (rains between
Mioraw ind Bennet twilla will bo operated
n ihe following schedule, daily except
lunday :
WEgT HOUND Kit OM I1ENNETTSVILLE
'BAIN Leave Bennettsville ti 45 a m
4:5 Leave Everett's 7 25 a ni
Leave Kollock'si 7 40 a n
Arrive Cheraw 7 50 a n
BAIN Leave Bennettsville 4 Ol) p m
33 Leave Everett's 5 Itt) p m
l^cave Kollook's 5 50 p iii
Arrive Cheraw tl 00 p in
HAST HOUND FROM CHERAW.
RAIN Loave Ciicraw . s 10 a n
3S Leave Kollock's S 20 a in
Leave Everett's 8 :i"> a in
Arrive Bennettsville ?J 00 a n
it A IN Leave Cheraw 9 25 pm
32 Leave Kollock's '.) ?50 p in
Leave Everett's 9 50 p m
Arrive Bennet t;i vi Ho lt) 20 p 11
A. (J. PAGE, SUPT.
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Twelve Piece TOILET SETS, from $4 to $7 50-as nicej
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Thc short line ami quiekest lime to W iiniini'ton, Charlotte, Atlanta, fv>4.
Haleigh, Richmond, Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia. Now V'ork,
I? Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg ami all points N'orih and lv>
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th! S?r?ft ?onneetiona at Oberau- with through trains to
the .Norfli, hast, South und Wost.
^ The t'hert line an.I quickest limo tb Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville,
p? Tampa. Montgomery, New Oi lcans ao l ail paints South nud Weat.
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ry ft
Practical Pharmacist und Denier ?ii
?pure Qirng.8 and patent die in cs,
^TOILET ^ARTlCL?S"l-??F?J^?jj?in
Vam and Fancy Stationery and Schoo/ Supplies
Paints, Oils, VaraMi, Brusltes,
G-LASS and PUTTY.
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
tsr Prescriptions care fully compounded ai all hours
and guaranteed lo be of the F?rest Drag* and u t
reasonable ?trices.
X full tine barden Seed & Onion Sets.
Thankful fur past liberal patronage ive solit it a continuaneeof nata
J. T. DOUGLAS
.JtfanuryJ 1, 1904.
AT THE OXJD STA??X>