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ft n i? IV U? BEN1TETTSYILLE, S. 0. UV S. A. RBOWN A CO. Ofllcc on Marion Street Opposite Masonic Hall. Friday August 19, 1904. frvofesstonal Caros. DENTIST. OFPICB Up stairs in Crosland Building, rhone ISO. BBNNETT8VrL.I?E. B. O. DR. J. L. GIBSON, Oip.cc Ova- Isuacttohn's Stitre, PHONE 196. BENNETTSVILLB, S. C. If ll. NEWTON, JENNINGS K. OWENS. NEWTON & OWENS, Attorneys at Law, BENNETTSVILLE, So. CA. Offices Over Planters National Bank. DUDLEY & WAIT, ATTORNEYS AT I.AW, BENNETTSVILLE, S C. th W. BOUCHIER, ? Attorney ut Law, Bennettsville, S. 0. Office on Darlington street near Posta I slcgrapl; office. January, 1809. AiLTON MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law and Probate Judge Otllco in Court House. 22, C. MORRISON j lectiician . - Machinist,) BOX 57 FLORENCE, S. C. .< mlrnctor for Electrical work and dealer in Klcctrical supplies Hot Air Pump ing Engines and (.?as Engines installed. Pipe* tutting and ucncral uiacbiue work. August 20, 1903. WHERE TO GO. & , \vc.:\.- u Lilt M (> MAW, i? W-fn-h.-r?Cl. U .'*. N ( Nt j OtiT and Rt: I '." ! Ul' . :.: ?U il v ?. . l i Hil tl ?Sgnjfi . ..!?.:.;::, yu ure euro Treatment, IF YOU WILL, (3ALL ON ME AT MY OFFICE next '.oor north of tbe Postoffice-thc white Iront, building. S. J. PEARSON, _Flowers 1 Flo WITS ! Mrs. J no S. Moore lias a line tot of Geraniums, Begonias Iferns, Falms and other plants, veli rooted, that she desires to ell Cuttings ?f?e per dozen. HAVE YOU A HIGH TEMPER V Answer Boforo Realnir This? Some people have worms anil ?lten ton'i kcow it. The doctor is too polite o tell them. Here are some ol the ymptoms : A sick feeling in chest,' ..hoking cough with tendency to gag. iiddcn uneasiness and pains in stomach tching around corners ot nose. AH hese, and more, indicate worms. An rrhable temper is one ol the surest] .igns ol Worms in adults and children. .Cing's Vermifuge is the cure, and it isl ure. For very young children gire I Cing's Worm Candy, which is pleasant j -tastes good. Children like it. The j nice tor each is 25 cents. Horses Do ti ot Sich. When a horses and mules are poor I t is not always and indication that they j lo not get enough to eat. Many ani ??is, just like human beings, have in-1 ligestion or the system is all run down md a tonic is needed, lt is not the a. mount ot lood eaten that makes muscle I iiM? fat. More depends upon the prop :r digestion or assimilation ol the lood han is commonly supposed. Nothing las yet been discovered that will build ip a horse or mule better than Ash :rali's Condition Powders, the only emedy In its class sold under a guar mtee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, lien lettsville, tor it-the kind put up in dos ;s. And McColl Drug Co., McColl, S. Rock Hill Buggies. The agent Mr. P. A. Hodges bas just received a carload of those hand ionic buggies and if you want a line buggy call on bim Our Toxon Gorvernment. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J, Frank Breeden, C. S. Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, W. W. Bate. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin, Olfice open daily. POLICE-J. F. David, U.C. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. Kif Eft I PF-J . B. Greon CLERK OK CLERK-J. A. Drake J HOOK ov PROBATE--M. McLaurin CORONER-C. F. Covineton SUPERVISOR-M. IC. Coward SUPT. (EDUCATION-W. L. Stanton TREASURER -J. IL Thomas AUDITOR-Chas. [. Slierrill. SENATOR-Ohos. S. MaCnll. lt E PR KS KN r ATI VES-D. 1). MoColl, Jr. J. I*. Bunch, Welcome Quick. MAOISTAIES-C. D. Kasterling, T. L Crosland, Bennettsville, IL L. McLaurin, McColl .J oh ii A. Calhoun. (.Mio, W. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, I), D. Stubbs, Brightsville, W. NV. Irby, Smithville: Miss Pal Easterllng has been spending a week in Wilmington. Mr. Ellerbe Powers speot Sun day and Monday in Wilmington Miss Rachel Mittle loft Wed nesday morning for Glenn Springs Mr. C. S. McCall left Monday for the northen market for his fall stock. Col. Knox Livingston and wife loft SSunday for Boston, to spend several weeks. Mrs. Sol Brown aud childron left Wednesday morning for Glenn Springs We are glad to report that Mr. J. T. Eason who has been quito sick is much better Mr. Edward Millie, now teach ing at Bowman, Orangeburg, is homo for a few days . Mr. Jacob Isaacsohn loft Sun day morning for Boston and other northern points Mr Thomas Fraser of Hebron i.s visiting relatives in Scotland and Richmond counties Mrs. Ervin Powers returned Saturday hight from a visit to her daughter in Florence. Mr and Mrs E. L. Hamilton re turned homo Thursday night li om an extended trip north. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Adams of Wilmington spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents here, Rev. Bunyan McLeod and wife returned Friday morning via Cheraw & Bennettsville, Ry. Miss Ida Bounds who has boen visiting her cousin Miss Nora Bounds in Florence has return td home Mr. Willis Turlington left Wed] |nesday for the northern markets to purchase his fall stock of cloth ing for the boys Mr. Cleveland Hubbard has opened up a bicycle shop in rear of C. B. Hubbard's store and will bc glad to see his many friends Mr. R. T. Barfield left Wed nesday morning for California, Penn., lo visit his daughter Miss Ethel now there al school Mr. James Smith, one of the popular book keepers at M r. C. S. McCall's store, left Friday morn ing for his annual summer trip to Saratoga. He will take in the jSaposjlioii before ii? ?'?hi fiis. Mr. David Mittle went to Beau fort last week to take charge of Mr. P. M. Epstin's business while he visits the Exposition and tho marts of Irado for tho onrchas of his fall stock of goods. Mr. Mittle will return about Hie first of September. CUPID'S WORK. li tb, Wvi 'Mir Irby ?ri '.' iiUhv.lle, Ml i?'itbl tv< ' ol Ol . ibo rt'r.s M ri ry ' ?.;..- '. riimphtw nf Mr, A . ?<. . ' ". ?itUtll iiliVs Died At Dillon Mrs. Bessie Carnes Carmichael, a relative ol'Mrs. T. M. Web ster, of our town and a visitor to our town before lier marriage last January, died at her home in Dillon on the ?th-aged 28 years. Almost a Fire. On Saturday night Inst, tho acci* dcntiil np setting of a lamp nt tl e homo ol'Mr. ami Mia S F. Powers came near causing the IOSJ of bis duelling. Thc accident happened in bia purlor ami icsulted in the burn ing of tlie window curtains, one or two rugs, and serious damage to or gan, carpet and s.'voral pictures on the wall. The window fraino caught and the Ho ir was burned in several fi'aci8. It was a serious acare and Mr. \>wers thought oue time all would soon go. WANTED A ?Saleslady who has had ex po ric nco, apply to. STRAUSS & Co. Tiio Amorican i'ooplo. Tlie National Disease is nervous pros?, tratioh, what is to lie the result ol all this hurry, worry and work, sometiuvs over-sometimes under ealing1, always under beeping-brain and brawn in constant state ot agitation and unrest sleeping badly, dreaming, tossing, wak ing? l)r. Kings has dev's d a remedy il used aright. Kings Iron Tonic Bit ters steadies the nerves, builds up the waste, gives new start. Sold under guarantee by Bennettsville Pharmacy. A Now Candidate. Mr M. Wallace Swann in the new brick store near the Coast Line Depot ?.arries a nice line ol' staple and fancy Groceries, fruits and confectionery. Ile makes a specialty of oranges, lemons ami bananas. Fire Insurance. Mr. C. S. McCall represents some good companies and will give you all needed information. Read his anvertiaement in other col urns. TUB CU 11.IJ AMU P?SVBK BiOABON is iii?: hardest of the year. The system run down, blood impoverished-in no condition to withstand the assaults ol malaria and malaqua-'tis then we fall easy victims. Dr. K?HK'H Improvod Chill Tonio. Will positively eui?: the worse case ol Chills and Fever Many so called chill cures will stop chills, but only King's will cure. Sold by Bennettsville Phar macy, Yos, You Can Get your rn zora made sharp and keen, willi edge right for shaving leaving the face smooths and clean-at McLondon Bros. Barber shop in Bennettsville. Bring them a'ong and we'll prove it. dd 111 can save you mooej now Furniture. Road his ad aturday was a fino day and tho visitors Hooded the town - Cotton around Clieraw has fallen off 30 per cont says the Reporter - The fall session of the Marl boro Graded School opons Sop. tomber 6th Mr, Thomas Fraser of Hebron has a good all round gentle horse that ho will sell at a bargain - Mr. G. IV. Waddill has some desirable property for salo - A list of candidates appears in another column. Only these can be voted for iu tho primary. ,- You will savo money by looking at Waddill's slock. See his now advertisement ho means business - Tho few clear days this week enabled the formers to make good time pulling fodder and lots of it was saved - Fresh oranges, lemons and bananas at W. M. Swami's near depot. Why is it that when cotton be gins to open provisions get high er? Tho market has not failed in years. An alligator 5 ov 0 feet long was seen at tho crook bridge Mon day by somo fishermen and sev eral shots were fired at him but he escaped down the creek Putting self to the front is al ways dangerous. Gain to self is never a right motive. How often we fail to recognize this in dealing with others or our selves. pg?" Okra and tomatoes only 10c at Claude Moore's. - Just received a Barrel of "new ketch" Mackerel. They are nice and cheap. YV. M. Howe. Lowboy's Candy, best made At W. M. HOWE'S. - The Twentieth Century Lib rary hours are: Monday 4.30 to 6.30 p. m. Thursday 10 a. m. to 1:1 in. Bn>"' Artistic, neat, modero are thc correct terms for McLeudou Bros, the White barber Shop. - Thc Baptist parsonage lot at Blenheim is offered for sale Soo .notice elsewhere. - Re&?~T*2nnett & Covington's ad about -*.^.ess\s. Pianos and Sewing Machi hiL.*.Mfl c.... - Just recd a fresh"itme?.* P. Ferry & Co's Garden Se?tf vi at W. M. Rowe's. - Fresh lot ol' canned Peas, Pears, and Pig's Feet at Claud Moore's nWM.,.v?"?,,,?..?,y".w LibtllJ?t GBVILlO J. h .1V !;! :10J. aliftntiohol! iii a Kurting I r ?j is i'ti i hi X i a ? lie ad .? r i js?iiioni; iii ; ii- Drii^ iii ii. now opened in the brick buil ding on Marion street. Every thing new and fresh in the lines usually earrie . Call and see them. Mr. Douglas Jennings is there A Chance For Bargains. Messrs Strauss & Co., begin this week to make room for fall stock by reducing prices on oods that you need. They are offering bargain, and it will pay you lo read their ad and give [ hem a call. YOUNO AOAIN. Mr- ,J. L Grimes, Thomasville said; "Alter recovering hom aspell ol tcver my system was run down, anil lor three months I did not work The first bottle of Dr. King's Kidney and Liver Remedy set me to going. I used three bottles, and am now as stout as as when a young man." Hoc Bennettsville Pharmacy about it. George W, Richardson, color ed, gave the ignorant colored people of Wilmington a scare last week by holding meetings among them and declaring that the city was to be destroyed by fire on Monday 15. Now that the prophecy failed they are hunting for Richardson, but lie cannot be lound. If the St Louis exposition Man agers could only get the Railroads to lower their raten of travel they might increase thc attendance. All the advertising possible will not do more than has buen done. - We are headquarters for Butter and Cheese. We keep nothing but the very best, and guarantee both to suit you or refund your money. W. M. Rowe. It Miulo Ulm Shako. I wish to say a word in praise ol Dr. King's Improved (Midland Fever Tonic. I had chilis tor one year continually, and tried all the chill tonics I could get and also doctor's prescriptions, but all failed to cure, l'art ol one bottle entire-, ly cured me, and have not had chills since. I recommend only King's. T. V. HOWARD. Sold by Bennettsville Phar macy. A full line of J? J. Ileinza Co. Pickles Preserves, Ketch ups, Sau ces, Jellies ifcc. at W. M. ROWO'B. While being served nt thc Win o barber's Shop-McLendon Bros- ou will he kept cool with electric fans already installed. 200 Pair Boys Knee Pants 20c to 7.r>. at C. B. Crosland's - Up to date line of Ladiei Shirt Waist Suits at the C. B. Crosland Co. Tho Epworth League Prayer meetloi ni held evory Wednoeday eveiling in Un Simony Babool room of tho Me th od io; church at 8 o'clock, Tho public invited. Thc hour for evening services at thc chinches is now 8.30 o'clock. Prayer meeting at the Baptist ohnrol o vu ry Thursday eronlng %t 8 30. Prayer meeting at the Methodist church every Wednesday at S.30 p. m. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Thursday evening at 8 30. The hour for Sunday School at thu tfulbodist church bas'; been ohangod to 5.00 o'cloak in tho afternoon. MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. THIRD BOUND-E. P. TAYLOR, P. E. Brigbtsville, Boykin, August 4. North Marlboro, New Hope, '* 6, 7. Clio and Beulah, at Clio, Aug 13, 14. Bcnncttsville at, Beauty Spot, 4 30 p. m. Aug 14, 15. Dlonhoiiu et, Ebenezer, Aug 20. Bennettaville Sta, Aug ig, 21. Henue??ville &M0C0II, (night) Aug 20, 21. WINTHROP SCHOLARSHIP Miss Cora Bell Rogers, daugh ter of Hon. T. L Roger?, has been advised that she has won ono of the scholarships allotted to Marl boro cou u ty. It takes hard study to win this honor and Rho is to bo congratulated on her success. . - Mason's Fruit Jars at W. M. Rowe's College Of Charleston. Attention is called to tho ad vertisement of the College of Char leston. This venerable institution i.j, well endowed and tho scholar ship is high. A young man can graduate there ut a very reason able coat and when ho completes the course hus tho satisfaction of knowing that his diploma means a great deal. Unclaimed Lottors. Letters addressed to the following named peraonB remain uncalled for at the pout oin cc in Bennettaville : Charlotte Fields, Hattie Poar, Jae McNeil, Tims E Mitchel, % W. C. Humer, 2, Lula Graham. Insurance Notice! C S. McCALL and T II GIBSON have formed u partnership for the pur pose ol' conducting a general Insurance business in llie Town ol' Mc.Coll. A full line of the BEST COMPANIES lo select from, and prompt attention given tn all business intrusted to u*. August 4. 1904. ?Ile. ? - - Specials at Mooro's. * -? * Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 for 35 Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good. Fifes IL jell; assorted- -only IO.. Ari ot? ur'H '.!?.?!?;.,. lu toinato., ?nuco otijy 10 cents, iluiiVzC's Wiiito Wino Vinegar ! (or oicklltilr. BSr 50 Serge Coats and Vests| in Long3, Stouts, and Regulars, at the C. B. Crosland Co. Congressional Appointments. The four candidates for con gress have three appointments for this county: Newtonville, August 1(5. Blenheim, August 17. Clio August 18. Cool und Fresh. .Mr. NV; M. Row? luis purchased a large Refrigerator in his store, and now Cheese, Uniter and perish able goods are kept on icc, pure and fresh all the limo. You gel everything fresh and sweet. Heady for You Mr. Nesbit, au expert mill right hus recently over hauled and put in order Mr. A. J. M ul h emin'ti Flour mill and you can now get your wheat ground and eut homo raised bread. FOR SALE. TUE BAPTIST PARSONAGE LOT and DWELLING containing about (2) two acres of laud, centrally located in desirable part of Town of Blenheim. Apply to tho undersigned for partiulam. W. B. DRAKE, May lS, 19M Wm. EVANS. t*&" Helter secure your needs in Mat* lings while they arc goiug to low at Wad dill it Son, uone better in towu. Tho same good are being sold in llennttsville at from .r? to S cts per yard higher- Will show invoices in proof. See also their Mosquito Canopies. Driven To Dooporatioii Living at nn out of th? way placa re* motu from civilization, a family is often driven to desperation in enuc of accident, reuniting in Burns, Gut?, Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply of Bucklen'u Arnica Salvo It's tho best ou earth 250 at J. T. Douglas, Druggist, Prepared for the Work. Mr. S. J. Pearson, the Jeweler, has now one of the latent improvements for engraving your name or initials 011 any article of gold or silver or nhite in tho most up?to date manner. The ea m pies bf work ni road y done hy him are just line. Call add see him. The Russel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a car of theso durable wagons-ono and two-horse, every one ot them guaian teed against any defect in material or woruiunslnp. Wood! Wood! Iain prepared to till orders foi wood-either for stove or chim ney-at short notice. Leave your orders at \V. M. Rowe's store, they will recieve prompt attention. J. J M11 mierlyn. JulyO, 1904. . TIE BEHNETTSVtLLE PHARRflAC?> Tm Now Open And i eady to fill your orders in the Drug line We carry u full linc of PATENT and PROPRIETARY KEM ELJ ES and H well selected stodc of TOILET ARTICLES, PER Fl'MEHY, STATIONERY, &c -1 - wCr2V?,-^--^,srp^-'_._,h f?w? O?IJ PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is complete and iu ?* the i,mda of TWO COM Pl? TENT aud EXPERIENCED Jst? ? ft A DU ATE OE PH \ RM A CY. We aolicit your patronage, eli nut) p'omise you faithful service. CC M h IN ? ''D SEE US and let us show you our appreciation ol your Pa trol When in need ol anything tn the Urug Store, Ring phone No. 43, Mr II ?1 la i linings or I will give you pronr>pt attention. O. A. MATTHEWS, Mgr. BENNETTSNILLE PHARMACY. J A.igu.it 2, I if il* ? . W. SWANN. I RICK S VOUE, NE AH A. C. LINE DEPOT j SI "--,E AMD FANCY GROCERIES. ?ii wUmm * ?um. II , i ? i puid for Uoui?4ry Produce. " Line of Tobacco and Cigars. TO KEEP THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICES. T? V.- V . AND SEE US ! ?uh 22 ion W?). ft ^ ft ft ?a fi ^ ^yjiUiii ^Summer Goods wil?>ve nontii ar Greatly Reduced Prices. . me choice Summer Dress Goods that will . i-we need * he room, and must have it, for val of Our Fall und Winter Goods. lompiete line of CLOTHING, SHOES ERYTHING ELSE lou IP 1 in ti General ise Store. . . i LY and don't miss this Opportunity/ 1 S f ii? "/leo-. Tx fOS ALI) OJiGANS A II Jillr Ii WEEKLY. on hand Six Second Hand Organs, good as i will be sold at a Bargain, Call early and - OR S ES ANg^ULiESOM L.N' - SMITH NEWTON", Uennettsville, S. C. MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll, S. C. CH SCIIEDULK SJ Lino RAILWAY. Tin r Lino Hy FCIIC?1? ule ' rm January I Otb. Trail, nw,S. (J., as follows; Norl .'o Gb sit 8.0") a. ni, lo 50 at 0:21 ?.. m. Soul .'<> .>! at 8:00 a. lu. io 27 at 10. lt) p. m. Tlu i lo Rmi l?lieraw ll. R., cits ville nt 0. I ") a m., No till ami No f>7. '? tinin leaving J Jen - nett m. gives li?!.its vill opportunity tu lake 11ui No '21. J. USSBLL PAINTER li er Hanger. Ila; I jr. Host Lead ami t Estimates cheorl'i.lly K irk guaranty ii to bo iw Firm. Ul s It i j Ow tot sha! lion Dennetts IV I Alli lum any July 22, I Ot I : reby given that we lormed a co piitner name of N KWH IN li chee ol law in all ihe siness entrusted lo us )t and careful allen NEWTON, I NOS K OWENS, C., June 14, 1904 ? NOTICE ! . person (rom harbor or feeding ruy wife left my lions; ami .e I will prosecute lates this notice. (npl.Cn IblillWaleT.S. M" RESTORES VITALITY. .7 Made a Well Man of Me. THE GREAT 30th FRENCH REMEDY, Producer. Ute above results in 30 DAYS. It acts powerfully and quic Uly. Cure? when oil others fail. Young men amt old men will rccovet their youthful vigor by using REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores from effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Lost Power of either sex, Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits one tor study, business or marriage. It not only cures by starting at the scat of disease, but is a Great Nerve Tonic and Blood-Builder and restores both vitality nnd strength to tho muscular and nervous system, bringing back thc pink glow to pale cheeks and restoring the lire of youth. It wards off Insanity and Con sumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav ing REVIVO, no other, lt can be carried in vest pocket, ny mail, Si.00 per package, in plain wrapper, or six for $5.00, with a posltlvr* writ? ten gunruntcc to cure or refund the money in every package. For Iree circular address Royal Medicine Co.?X'ooriEC*' For sale in Bennettsville by J. T. DOUGLAS ? BRO. Newberry's Bakery YOU CAN GET ^ Kreml Tickets for $1 Hakea ovory tiny nay kind ot Bread or Cakes yon want. Orders iu Town will h 1 deliver, d. Let ut Imvo your ordert* Ii hi sondea rendered promptly. J. A. NIM BURRY, Jiinp 30, 10.04. TUE IOTII SESSION of this School will begin TUES DAY SEPTEMBER 6, 1904, with tho following Faculty : VIRGIL C. DIBBLE, Superintendent E. P. MILLER, Assistant Superintendent A S S 1 S T A N T S : Mr. P. C. Culham, Miss Nell P. Syans, Miss Sara Crosland, Miss Maude Everett, Mrs H. H, Newton. Jr. Miss Estelle W. Richardson Department of MUSIC-Miss ELLEN LYTCII. We congratulate ourselves that wc can nfLr tn'ihe pnoplc. who ilj.-lre to edu'a c heir children, special advantage. Ht, Our teachers ar? un good as tho bes? ; 2nd? ) ur course of study is thorough and fully up-to-date; :i 1. Our building, the ?tn ?I Mrs Harriet M Beckwith, is not surpasfcl if cqudled iu tho state-po pams ur ost wero ?pared io its crectiuu. ^ TUITION in tho Literary Department is free lo all b ma li lo residents of die i rade.1 School District. All pupils, both within and without thc Solitud District, re required lo pay, before being enrolled, a contingent fcc ol two dollars ?br eich osti?n or part thereof and no pupil eau ho enrolled until thc foe h is huon pail un i ho pupil presents to tho Toucher of tho respective grade a' cen iii jato sign '.J l>v thc Secretary and Treasurer of tho Board of Trusteos. lu orso of any ono who is in . .do to pay the contingent fcc, siid lee may. upon appli-: ui.ri of p went or guirdhm t' euch pupil, bo reunited iu ?ho discretion of tin Boad. All appliodiou for such emission must bc mado in writing an-i passed upo i by the Bjard ol' Trustees. Th : ?cerctary und Trcanirer has no authority lo pass upon or remit this Icc in any caso, lir to isMie uuy Certificate until said foo Ins hoon paid. We urge uno? ouc and til', tho importance ol' gelling thc children in at tho open lije of tho School, so that tkcv may be properly graded and get thc benefit ol a full erm. The following rates of Tuition uro ch uged nou-roMdontd ol' School District : First to Fourth Grade inclusive, $1 50 per month ol' fuir weeks. Filth to Ninth Grade iuoluMvc, $2 00 per behool mou li ol' lout weeks. The Tuition for Music is $3 per i-chool month ol'four weeks, except whore there iro two or moro pupils from the same family, tn which caso it shall bc $2.50 pir uoiith for each pupil. This tuition must be paid monthly in advance lo thc S?roti> y arni Treasurer ol' tho Board ol' Trustees, who will thereupon ts-tia a < ?..nifioa e lirected to thc Toucher in diarite of tho Music Depart mont th tl euell lindon lus icen paid anti directing her to enroll such pupil and ci vc Icisons for th : i'm, : that tua been paid for only. New Certificates must bc p:ocur.d aol prcscii cl for,each uccecdioK Diouih. All other Tuition is due and payable on presentation ol' bid al ilia ca 1 ol' otoh ichool month. Patrons re^iiiin?r without tho limit of ibo School District .iud awning >roperty within said Dbtrict shall have credit on theil I uh lo-i hill/ in di! Literary )epartmcnt for tho amouut ol' special tax paid by them io-pectivcly during th?. School year. ibinlod catalogue willi course of study may bc bud on application to he Secretary and Treasurer. Certificates can bo^ obtained fi om thc Sjcrctary au 1 Treasurer at his ofllce daily until thc opening of School li. FORD, President J. M. JACKSON, Secant! freas. Bd. Trustees ' SHS iktiw. Ne are Agents for a number of the Leading High Grade PIANOS, ORGANS AND SEWING MACHINES, IND SOLICIT THE CORRESPONDENCE OF EVERY ONE Wanting to Buy a NEW PIANO, ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE, or ANY ONE WANTING TO EXCHANGE THEIR OLD ONE FOR A NEU' O NH. We are in position to save ITou Money, and all wc ask is that you I ET US KNOW WHAT YOU I? We sell either for cash or EASY PAYMENT PLAN. SOUTHERN JUC Al SEWING Hill CO., (BENNETT & COVINGTON, Proprietors.) TO THE PUBLIC, I bea; to inform the Public that I represent SCllie Ol the best FIRE INSURANCE Companies in the world. Liberal as to Terms and kales. Try me ! March LO, 1904. JNO. S. MOORE. WE HANDLE BARGAINS TOO. ->i*>?< >?< NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COMI5 RIGHT ON TO CLAUDE M00If!E9? IF1 YOU -ror^iNrar -** Dry Crooks, Clothing, Shoes, Notions *r And Fancy Groceries. HST Fresh Wator Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specially. Wo Keep a full line iu each Department und will lill your Wallia in each AT THE LOWEST PRICES. When you come to Town ca'l and see us. Phono orders iu (own delivered FREE, and satisfaction guaranteed, Call and see ns-Near Doughs1 Dnig Store, AN ORDINANCE To Define und Punish Vagrancy. ile il Ordained by ilie Mayor and Alder men of thc Town ol' Benncttsvillo in Council assembled and by authority ol' thc same : All persons wandering hom place to! place without any known residence in thc Town ot Bennettsville who have no visible or known meansol gaining a fair Monett and reputable livelihood.' all sus picious persons going about without any known business; all persons who acquire i livelihood by gambling or horse rac lng without any other visible means ol gaining a livelihood; also all ;:orso:i? who lead idlu and disorderly lives not following some handicraft trade or pro fession, or not having some known or visible means of livelihood who shall be iblc lo work, and all sturdy beggars are md shall bc deemed vagrants, and up >n conviction thereof shall be tined in a sum not exceeding One Hundred Dollars or imprisoned not exceeding 30 days, or work on the public roads of the town tor a like number ot days. Done and ratified in Council this '2 Ith day ol' Juno, A. 1)., 1901. I?. A HODGES, Mayor 03r Patronizo aud use your lu ll leuce for MeLendon Pros White barber Shop and soon you will have the best shop in the Stale. AN ORDINANCE To punish Assaults ?ind Assault:- & Batteries, ami prescribe a puni.-li mcnl for same : Any person wliu willan thc corporal!! ?mils ol thc Town ol Bcnncllsviilc sliall rudely, angrily and violcnt'y -s'rikc ?ir attempt lo strike ll?;: person ol anni In i walmul any go.iii and sufficient cm.r: shall hi:dceuii:<l ?:<iiliy ol a misdemeanor ? nd upon conviction sn ill lie lined in .1 s mi not exceeding One i I muire d liol 1 irs or lu: imprisoned not exceeding days or work on thc public io ids ol ino lowii tor ;i hie?; number <>'. days |).)nc and ratified in Council this - ph day ot .lune I90.I, 1'. A. HODGES, Mayo!. OAK ?UDp?? CKMKTKKY. Notice i:? hereby given thal an assess, ment of one doll.o luis been levied uj-o i each lot in thc above cemetery lo deli ly the expenses of keeping il, and the own - crs llicrcol will make payment lc rt li wit ii to thc undersigned, This matter cannot he delayed. Act at duce and oblige, h !. Breeden, ?Scc> and Treas; Bvillc, S.C., June 27, 0.| P$T Pipes ami Snmker.,Supplier in endless variety can be lound at J. Ti Douglas ? Bro.