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lp] III BENNETTSYILLE, S. 0. HY ?. A. ltKOWN A CO. Office on Marion Street Opposite Masonic Hall, ."?.......?.?..?.....?...*......?.*?..?. ??..?.. Friday AugUBt 26, 1904, Iproic??i?iial claros. DENTIST. OFFICB Up stairs iu Crosluud Building, I? h one 180. BENNETTBVIIJIJE. 8. c. "DR. J. L. GIBSON, DEETTI3T Office Over Itaacsohn'ti Storef PHONE 196. BuxNimsvirxBi S. C. j H. MEW TOS, JENNINGS K. OWEN8. NEWTON & OWENS, Attorneys at Law, BENNETTSVILLE, SO. CA. Offices Over Planters National Bank. DUDLEY & WAIT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BENNETTSVILLE, S C. ?W. UOUCUlElt, t Attoruey at Law, Bonucttaville, S. 0. Office oo Darlington street near Posta [elcgrapt office. January, 1899. VI ILTON Mo LA UKIN, Attorney at Law and Probate Judge OUloe in Court House. E. C. MORRISON, ?Uectiician . - Machinist,! BOX 57 FLORENCE, S. O, >. . foi Electrical work and dealer ii 1 eti supplies Hot Air Pump i . and tJas Engines iustalled. tj c-fiii and g?n?ral machino work. Au.! 1903. we low ri TO GO. A WAU;tl i. 11KB A MAS, i< . r.?^r; ' liiviaiVii'iii ?./.. r ard .vi - PAlRlNC ou?t! ina while, 1 ?tu the Hennircr und will give your VV?tch a sure curt, Treal m mt, IK \'i>i WILL (BALL L.. ?:i >i > 01 door north of the Postoilicc-ibo white front building. S. J. PEARSON, Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mis. Jno S. Moore has a line lot of G?raniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, well rooted, that she desires to sell Cuttings 25c per dozen. HAVE YOU A HIGH TEMPER ? Answer Before Hua I MK This? Some people have worms anti oltcH don't keow it. The doctor is too polite to tell them. Here are some ol the symptoms: A sick feeling in chest/ choking cough with tendency to gag! sudden uneasiness and pains in stomach itching around corners ol nose. All these, and more, indicate worms. An irritable temper is one ol the surest signs ot Worms in adults and children. King's Vermifuge is the cure, and it is sure. Tor very young children give King's Worm Candy, which is pleasant -tastes good. Children like it. The price tor each is 25 cents. Horses Do (Jet Sick. When a horses and moles are poor it is not always and indication that they do not get enough to eat. Many ani mals, just like human beings, have in digestion or the system is all run down and a tonic is needed, lt is not the a. mount ol loot! eaten that makes muscle and fat. More depends upon the prop er digestion or assimilation ot the lood than is commonly supposed. Nothing has yet been discovered that will build up a horse or mule better than Ash crab's Condition Powders, the only remedy in its class sold limier a guar antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, Ben nettsvlllc, lor it-the kind put up in dos es. And McColl Drug Co.. McColl, S. tl. Ruck Hill Buggies. The ngent Mr. P. A. Hodges has just rel ived u carland of those hand some hilggics nud if you want a line buggy cull on him r ???????? r rw-w* w wv WTW w w Our Town Gorvcrnmcnt. MAVOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, (J S. Chaffin, A. tl. Sinclair, W. W. Pate. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Office open daily. POLICE-J. E. David, U.C. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. SIIKUU'F-J. B. Creon CLERK OV CLERK-J. A. Drake Ju non OK PRORATE-M. MoLuurin CORONER-C. E. Covington SirPKftVISOR-M . E. Coward Suer. KDCOATION-W, L. Stanton TREASURER-J. II. Thomas AUDITOR-Chas. I. Sherrin. SKNATOR-Cha?. S. McCall. ItEPRKSENrATIVES- D. 1). McColl, Jr. J. P. Bunch, Welcome Quick. MAillsrAIKS-C. D. Ea.slerlhig, T. L Crosland, Bernie?Lsville, ll. L. MeLauim, McColl John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, D. D. Stubbs, BrightHvillc, W. W. Irby, Smithville. PERSONAL Mr. F. G. Hollis spent Siinday at Wrightsville. Capt E. F. McRae of Maxton was in town Saturday. Miss Vista Dudley spout Sun day at Wrightsvillo. Mr. A. M. Mooro loft yesterday to visit friends in Toxas. s Mr. Arthur Bounds has gone to Wilmington for awhile Mr. M. Mittle left Tuesday for the northern market for ?his fall slock Miss Marion Suttorwhito of Sumter hus been visiting friends in our town and county. Messrs Milton Strauss and Walter Stniih uro homo from Atluntu Wo aro glad to report that Mrs C.B. Hubbard, who was quite sick last week is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. L. Kirkwood returned Friday from a pleasant t -ip to springs of Virginia. Miss Lena Powers loaves this morning to visit hei* sister Mrs Dingle in Clarendon. Mr. J. C. Coo uer the popular agent of thc Coast Line spent Saturday and Sunday in Wilmin gton. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pearson, who have been spending a part of "the summer at Mt Airy, N. 0. have returned home Capt. D. C Pate is preparing his company for the trip to Vir ginia. The company will leave on the ?Jrd of September Mr. Louis H. Powers of Wil alington came over Saturday to to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs S. F. Powers. Misses Lurette and Jul"a Powers of Fayetteville. who have boon visiting relatives in our lown will return home this morning. DEATHS' DOINGS. Died at tho residence of his b o lu r in law Mr. 1*. A, Hodges in thia town on Friday idght August 19.11,190-1. Mr. Willie T. Mosley, formerly of Kiclinmud, Va, but for ibo last ihr c years a resident of our town lie hud I.icu in poor licahli for SOUK.- lime l>u!. ?Hi nui stricken (?own mid th? 7ib, when ho daily grew w ?ker until ibo cud came calm y und peacefully. '1 be. funeral services were bulli al Oak Ridge cemetery Saturday after noon at -I I") 'conducted by Kev T K Morris a:Histed I V Kev. E P. Tay lor, P E. .x The sad nowa wu* received here I Sn lurday morning of thu death of Oupt Alex Mediae, an old ami estrem ed cit Z ?II of Ked lliuir township nged ahmt 72 years. Tho funeral ?ervici-8 ?vere held Smnliw uflo II ?nn .I o'block ai, .... hun i ly i emotes y tin* l a;:iei:.< ll ililli lo Vlisllip .1 :.t:-s.n.?-" jm ? i lic? Ivi?i ?H IV .-st- j urd?y o'f tb'c doa Hi of Mrs 1 ft. T. M;-j??r. ut l'.al--bur.- tu typbbl le . M i Maj' ;. . u hi nv Iriohd.-i M I . .) in- j ? Death ol' ah Octogenarian. Died July 29th 190*1, at the home of bis son David, Mr. William M. Fowler-nged 8:1 years, lie lind been sick 8 years. The hut three lie spent in bed. Ile bore his tr?als without a complaint and when the summons rain--, wrapped the mantle of his couch about him and fell asleep in the protecting arms of Him whom bu bad trusted so long. Ile was laid to rest at shiloh cemetery July 30 at ll a. m., Rev T. L. Belvia conducting the s TV ice. He leaves a wife and 8 children, all grown. A 1\ pillar Vonni; Teacher Miss Nell P. Evans, daughter of Hon. W. D. Evans and who taught in our Graded School the last term, and had been reelected lor another term, bas resigned und been elected by the Graded School at Darlington. Tho American ".'copie. Thc N.-.tional Disease is nervous pros* tratinn, what is lo bc the result ol all this hurry, worry and work, somelim s over-sometimes under enlim?, always under >leepiug-brain and brawn in constant state ol agitation and unrest sleeping badly, dreaming, tossing, wak* lng? l)r. Kings has dev's d a remedy il used aright. Kings iron Tonic Bit ters steadies ihe nerves, builds up the waste, gives new start. Sold undi r guarantee by Uennetlsville Pharmacy. A Now Candidato. Mr M. Wallace Swann in the new brick store near t he Coast ?Line Depot carries a nice line of staple and fancy Groceries, .fruits and con feel ionery. He makes a specialty ol' oranges, lemons aim bananas. Fire Insurance. Mr. C. S. McCall represents some good companies and will! give voil all needed infarmation. Read Ins anvertiscment in other colunia. 'PUK CU I I.Ii ANO FEViUl SKA.SON Is Hie hardest of the year. The system run down, blond impoverished-in no condition to withstand the assaults of malaria and nialaqua-'tis then we fall easy victims. Dr. Kim:':, lmprovod t"lillI Tonie. Will positively eme tl e worse case ol ()hi.ls and Fever Many so called chill enies will Mop chilis, but only Kind's will cure. Sold hy hennettsville Phar macy, Yes, You (Jan Get your razors made shari) and keen, with edge right for shaving leaving the lace smoothe and clean-at McLendon Bros. Barber shop in Benneltsville. Bring I beni along and we'll prove it. 'TOWN ANB COUNTY NEWS. - Colton is opening. - Tho warm days aro hore.. - Wo return thanks to Samuel McLucas for favors - Tho fresh fish market was well supplied Saturday. - Our merchants aro getting in their now fall goods Road tho ai of Mr. Waddill about Rugs. Ono more chance for bargains - Tho State Fair opens Octo bor 2-3 this year get your exhibits ready on time. - Voters turn out next Tues day and poll a big vote. Thoso elected will appreciate it. - Remember tho election uext Thursday on tho soworago ques tion, to increase your taxes. -l- Waddill can saye you money now on Furniture. Read his ad - Charleston got tho first bale of new cotton last wock. It brought 12 cents and carno from Batnberg. Dcor ?rives aro in order now. Messrs T. S. and W. W. Evans are tho only ones who have a pack of good dogs. - Tho fall session of the Marl boro Graded School opens Sep. tomber Otb Mr. Thomas Fraser of Hebron ' j has a good all round geutle horse . that bo will sell at a bargain - The sweet potato crop promises lo bo good this year as well as peas-a blessing for which we aro all grateful. ' - Mr. G. W. Waddill has some desirable property for sale - A list of candidates appears in another column. Only these can bo voted for in the primary. ,- Von will save money by l looking at Waddill's stock. Seo < his new advertisement bo means j business - Fresh oranges, lemons and bananas at W. M. Swami's near depot. Okra and tomatoes only ( 10c at Claude Moore's. - Just received a Burrel of < "new ketch" Mackerel. They ] are nice and cheap. ? W. M. Rowe. , Lowney's Candy, best made i At W. M. ROWES. 1 i - The Twentieth Century Lib- | rar y hours are: Monday 4.80 to . IL BO p. m. Thursday 10 a. m. to ' 12 tn. to?" Ai fistic, neut, modern arc the correct terms for McLcndon Bros, the While burlier Shop. - The Baptist parsonage lot at Blenheim is offered for sale- j Seo notice elsewhere. --- Read Bennett & I 'oyihgl?n'? i ?ad ibo ut Organs, P.anos and Suvying Mutin?s ! - - Frosh ha of canned Peat i Po.ii?? nt v Pig's Foeil at Oiaud ] Moore's Closed ut Clio last Friday. Tho meetings were all pretty well at tended, considering tho work of tho voters needed at home. Tho voters arc fairly well acquainted with thc candidates, and wc hope next Tuesday i very ono will turu out and give the men of their cindee a lull wote. There will ho two tkkots-State and county, and u box for each. Beuucttsville Pharmacy. The attention of the reading public is cailed to the adver tisement of this new Drug Store now opened in the brick buil ding on Marion street. Every thing new and fresh in the lines usually carrie . 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 goods that yon need. They are ottering bargain, and it will pay you to read their ad and give them a call. VOUNO AGAIN, Mr- J. L (?rimes. Tliomasville said; "Alter recovering Irom a spell ot fever my system was run down, and tor three months I did not work The first hollie ol Dr. Kind's Kidney and Liver Remedy sc t mc to going. 1 used three hollies, ind am now as stout as as when a young man " Kee Bennettsville Pharmacy about it. - Weare headquarters for Butter ?nd Cheese. We keep nothing but the very best, and guarantee both lo suit you or refund your money. W. M. Rowe. it Miulo Him Bhuko. I wish lo say a word in praise ol Dr. King's Improved Chill and 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 ot one bottle entire-, ly cured me, and have not had chills since. I recommend only King's. T. V. HOWAllD. Sohl by licnncusville Phar macy. - A full line of H J, Heinzs Co. Pickles Preset vos, Ketchups, ?Sun ces, Jellies &c. at W. M. Rowe's. SSSf" While being served at the Whi e bather's ?Shep-McLendou Ufos <>u will lu; kept cool with electric Ians ul rend y installed. j.^/" 200 Pair Boys Knee Pants 20c lo 75. al C. B. Crosland's - - Up to date line of Ladies Shirt Waist Suits at the C. B. Crosland Co. nsLzaious NOTES. Rev. W 3. Baker, basa go id r?rot irig lu progress?t Ebenezer this week Rev J. W. Ariail will begin a mei ting at Beauty Spot next Sunday. Preaching next Sunday at Preaby t riau church at ll a.m.. and 8 3<> p. m Subject Sunday morning "r-eitrV positiveness." All ore invited. Rev E. P. Taylor. P. E, preached nt tho Methodist church Sunday mom ing at the Colton Mill iu - the ofter-1 noon aud at the Methodist church iguin at night- He is au earnest wor ker, an impressive speaker, and makes friends wherever lie goes. The Woman's Missionary Union auxiliary to Pee Dee Association will tie held in Bnptiat church Bennetts* ville next Wtdnoaday and Thursday Aug 31st and Sop 1. Bonneltaville will opun her doors uud all. hearts in in tune for the occasion. Tba Epworth League Prayer meeting ? held ovary Wednesday evening in the 3un 'ay Behool room of tho Mcthodim ;hnrch at 8 o'eloek. The publie invited. Thc hour for evening services at the ?burches is now 8.3U o'eloek. Prayer mooting at tho Baptist church ivory Thuraday evening ut 8 30. Prayer mooting at the Methodist charon ?very Wed ?enday at 8.30 p. m. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Huir.day evening at 8 30. The hour for Sunday School at the tfctbodist church ha? been changed to ;.0O o' clock in tho afternoon. WANTED A Sulceludy who hus had ex perience, apply to. STRAUSS & Co. Labor Day Celebration. On Monday September ?, the members .of the various labor organizations of our town will iiave a picnic somewhere in the county, possibly Renegat.'s Lake. - Mason's Fruit Jars at W. M. Rowe's college Of Charleston. Attention is called to thc ad vertisement of thc College of Char leston, Thia venerable institution is well endowed and thu scholar ship is high. A young man can graduate thereat a very reason able cont and when he complotes the course hus tho satisfaction of knowing t hat his diploma meunna great deal. Insurance Notice! C S. MoUALLand T lt GIBSON Iiave ihrnied a partnership fur thc pur? pose ul' conducting a eeneral Insurance ' business in thc Town ol' McColl. A . iii. . ,<">: . u?j di A.vlissi ii feiet! f>??irsJ ?od pr iiujif atitottun given Specials at. Mo?r'i ' Can neil Tripe 20c rn ii 01 1 ?or] . - -.w -irosii uuu ^ouu, Frosh jelly-assorted-only 10. Armour's Sausage in tomato muco only 10 cents. Heinze's White Wino Vinegat lor pickling. fit) Serge Coats and Vests in Longs, Stouts, and Regulars, at the C. li. Crosland Co. fool and FITKII. Mr. W. M. Rowe hus purchased i largo Refrigerator in his store, ind now Cheese, Butter und perish able goods are kept on iee, pure uni fresh ?ill thc lime.* You get i very I li ing fresh and sweet. Ready for You Mr. Nesbit, au expert mill right lias recently over hauled and put in >rder Mr. A. J. Matheson',) Flour mill i.id ymi cun now get your wheat ground and eat linnie raised bread. FOR SALE. THE BAPTIST PARSONAGE LCT und DWELLING containing uh jut (2) two aurel of lund, cent rally located iu desirable part of Town of Blenheim. Apply to tho undersigned for partiulars. W. U KHAKI:, May iS, 10M Wm EVANS. StarV* Better secure your needs io Mal lines while they ure going so low at Wad dill & Sun, none helter in 'towu. The same pood aie being sold in llcnuttsville ut from ?> lo S els per yard higher. Will -how invoices in proof. See also theil Mosquito Canopies. Driven To Desperation Living at an out of the way place re moto dum civil zatiou, a family is o'tea driven to desperation in case uf accident, resulting in Burna, Cats, Wimmln, Ulcer*, etc. Lay in a uupply of Rocklen'. Arnica Sidvs lt*?, tho bevt on earth 25c at J. T. Douglas, l/rng^ist. Prepared for the Work. Mr. S .1 Pearson, the Jeweler, bag now one uf thc latest improvements for engraving your name or initials on any article of gold or silver or plate in thc most np?to dutc manner I'lio en m plea of work already done by him are J tis/1 lino. Cull aud see bim. The Kussel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a cur ol' these durable wagon?-one and two-horse, every one ot them gunian teed against any defect iu matciial or wormui)8lup. Wood! Wood! lam prepared to fill orders for wood-either for stove or chim ney-at short notice. Leave your orders at \V. M. Howe's store, they will reeieve prompt attention. J. J M un nev. y 11, Jilly 0, IDOL i ?y JUE DEHNETTSVILLE IfillP IB nXTo-^r Open And ready to fill your orders in the Drug line j IFc can , a full line of PATENT and PROPRIETARY REM EDIES arida well selected slock of TOILET ARTICLES, PER-\ FUME HY, STATIONERY, &c OUll PRESCRIPTION DJ?PARTAIENT is completo and hil Hie humid i-f TWO COM PK PENT ?nd EXPERIENCED QUA DU ATE ? Ii PII \ RM ACY. We solicit your patronage mid promiec yuu faithful survie??. COMI*' IN AND SEK H3 and lei us show you our appreciation ol your Pa? tronagu When in need ol anything in thc Drug Store, Ring Phone No. 43, Mr. Douglas Jennings or I will give you prompt attention. AuftuKl 2, HI0J. O. A. MATTHEWS, Mgr. B?NNETTSNI LLB PHARMACY Bli U STORE j NEA xl A. C. LINE DEPOT, .'??i; ;hvHi ?"riccM paid tor Con nt ry l'roilnco. ice Line of Tobacco and Cigars. * ' I-RY TO KEEP THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICES. v-v ' \AJ AND SEK US ! Ju!) 2'? 10.S4 ><?..- . 11 i eduotioo. I?! oT'?i.'; Slimmer Goods ?"Jy Phis month at Greatly Reduced. Prices. ve some choice Summer Dress Goods that will . to go-we need the room, and must hu vt* it, for } arrivai ol' Our Fall and Winier (jnods. vea complete line of CLOTHING, SHOES ) EVERYTHING ELSE found ia ix General M . iliaiuiise Store. EARLY and don't miss this Oj ?port unit y / ZS --O: w PIANOS ulLl) OHO AN S A'ltitlVii tl KICK LY. j j We have on l>n?'i f*i?- Q""- ,r ' Oi >. .. jj -; w ., ?. u if M will be solo al a i;.;i::ai?i. Call ear: y and i?spe?.i Hi?iii. -n:i>5 r?'., \ ...;rj- c L5?> fa jr ir MOR SES ,?N - le by SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C MCCOLL DRUG CO., MOCUII, S. C. OF SCH ttl) UL II t> Air Lint' RAILWAY. ni Air Line l'y fclied ngcd on January KHl>. 3heraw,S. C., aa Ibl'ovvn; No (id ht S ()."> :l ll). No ")() nt !):2I p. m. Nu 07 at 8:0? H. m No 27 nt 10 ID p. m. .Ilsvi li* mid 1 'liorHw ll. lennottAvi'le ni (i !.'? II iib No ('.() nuil N.i 57 non tinin leaving ll n I 1 p. in. gives ll .nm . i in itpport unit y in tn UH and No 27. RUSSELL, S PAINTBU Paper nan.' iuishor, Rest I.rmi und . r?l. Ksiiniatrs ehccri'i Hy '.ll woik guarani vu io Lt Law Firm s hereby given thal we day tunned a co putner linn name ol NEWTON Si . practice of law in all tho I business entrusted io us romp? and careful alton IL ll. NKVV rON. KN NI is (IS K OWENS, "i S. C., June i i, ino.) NG NOTICE ! un any person Prom harbor lng or feed i nu my wile h is left my Imus . and e ni- e 1 will p-" i iH-ni i ) notates this nu iee. Stepl en Hui nival rs. ??i3 RESTORES VITALITY. Made a Well Man of Me. THE GREAT catii {>ay. FRENCH REMEDY, Produces (lie above results in .io DAYS. It acts pow crfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail. Young men ami old men will rccovei their I youthful vigor by using Rlivivo. It quickly ? ami surely restores from effects of self-abuse Ot I excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost I Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions. Lost J Power of cither sex, Failing Memory, Wasting j Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits j one lor study, business or marriage. It not only cures by starting at thc scat of disease, but is a Great Nerve Tonic and Blood-Builder and restores both vitality and strength to tho muscular and nervous system, bringing back tbe pink glow to pole checks an i restoring thc lire ol youth. It wards off Insanity and Con sumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav ing RliVIVO, no other. It can be carried in vest pocket. Ry mail, $1.00 per package, in plain wrapper, or six for $5.00, with a positiv? writ ten guarantee to cure or refund tho money ia every package. For Ireo circular address Royal Medicine Co.,^S?a?* l'or sale in Hcnnetlsvillc by J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO. Newberry's Bakery YOU CAN GUI' -7 Proud Tiuketa fur $1 Haken i ve; y day any kind of H read 01 Oaken you want. Oidurs iu Town will h* d.liver?d, Let UH have your ordern b ht norv'.cfl rendered promptly. J. A NKWBKliltY, .1 uno !>(?, 15)0 1. H1HE 19TH SESSION of * DAY SEPTEMBER Faculty : VIRGIL C. DIBBLE E. P. MILLER, Assi ASSISTA Mr. P. C. Culham, Miss Sara Crosland, Mi Mrs H. II, Newtou. Jr. Mi Department of MUSIC-?: Wc congratulate ourselves that wt? can off heir children, special advantage. 1st. Oar Our euursc of study is thorough and fully II .I M ra Harriet M Beckwith. is not surpis-o ?ost were .-pared in its erection. TUITION in the Literary D?partaient i haded School District. All pupils, both v re r quired lo pay, before bein?: enrolled, a csMou nr part thereof und uo pupil can he c ho punil presents to the Teacher ol* the ro-p secretary und Treasurer of thc Board of Tra .ble lo pay the contingent foe, said foo uriy. .f such pupil, be remitted iu din discretion o emission must ho luudo in writiuir and passo Secretary and Trca>urer has no authority to | ir lo issue any Certificate until siid fee has b Wc urge upo.) one bud td! thc importance ne of tho School, so (hut (hov may he prope erm. The following rates of Tuition are uh i First to Fourth Crude inclusive, $1 50 p Fifth to Niuth Orado iuelusive, $2 00 j The Tuitioo for Music is $3 per school ino .ra two or more pupils from tho same famil tnoLth for each pupil. This tull inn mu*t bo y aud Treasurer of tho Board of Trustees, Uncled to the Teacher iu ehartio of the ?N teen paid und dircctiug her to unroll ?mell p ?.us been paid for only New Certificates mi ucceeding month. All other Tuition is duo and payable on -choul month. Pu'rons rcidinir wit hont ihc property withio said Di.-tri et shall have crcd Dep.ilinent for the amount of special tax School year. Printed catalogue with cour.-c he Secretary and Treasurer. Certificates c. I'roasurer at his ctilcc daily until tho opening J. M. J ACKSON, Sec. and Treas, lld We are Agents for a nu High Grade PIANOS SEWING MACHI AND SOLICIT THE CORRESPO Wanting to Buy n NEW PL MACHINE, or ANY ONE JJ' THEIR OLD ONE FOR A A We are in posit! Money, and all i LET m mm m. j Z'issr OUR ,s.i../:./v^i/;;.'V .sr;./'.. [ We sali ?xui.ex xor uash o (BENNETT & COVIN CLIO, TO THE 1 o-: I bop; to inform tlie Public Ibo the best FIRE INSU in the world. Liberal as Try mei March 10, 1901. WE HANDLE Bi ->?<>?<>i<>?<>i NO USE TO WORRY, BU I CIJAUDE J IIP YOU " Dry Groofs, Clothing And Fancy < Weif" Frcah Water Ground MICA I. nm We Keep a full line in each Dopartni'i AT THE LC WK; When you come to Town ca'l mid see iii FRl'JE, ami satisfaction guarant< i Call and soc us-Near Dohgbi: AN ORDINANCE To Doline ?nd Punish Vagrancy. ?| .le it Ordained hy the Mayor and Alder i mea of thc Town of lion nott oville in j Council assembled and by authority ol'i thc same : All persons wandering trom place tot place without any known residence in r the Town ol Bennettsvilie who have no risible or known means ol ?Mining a fair j .oncit and reputable livelihood; all s::; pi?.ious persons going about without any I known busines*; all persons who acquire ' ' i livelihood l)y gambling or horse rac mg without any other visible means ol (Mining a livelihood; also all persons who lead idlu and disorderly lives ool . following some handicraft trade or pro- 1 'Vssion, or not having some known or risible means of livelihood who shall he lille to work, and all sturdy beggars are ( md shall bc deemed vagrants, and up m conviction thercot shall be tined in a sum ?ot exceeding One Hundred Dollars or m prisoned not exceeding 30 days, or .voile on the public roads of the town tor i like number ot days. Done and ratified in Council tlii^ 2t h lay of June. A. P., 1901. V. A. llODUES, Mayor (t?r Patronize and use your in? (I-leuce for McLendon Pros White birher Shop mid soon you will have the best shop in thc State. this School will begin TliES 6, 1901, with the following , Sh perin tendent stunt Superintendent NTS: ss Munde Everett, ss Estelle W. Richardson liss EiiLKN LYTCII. it lo'di'j people, who di-irc to cdma o touchers nro as good an ilia beat ; 2id. p-to-d ito ; 31. Our building, ibo ubi I if'( n ulled in this statc--.a? pat?? or. s free lo all hjn i fi lc r?\M louts ol' llrj ritliin and without thc S-sli"?l l)i*triut. contingent .Tue rd two dollar- l'or omi! ?r-illttd until thc feo Ins Leon p ti J und oetivo ?ru lc a coriitLa'e .sign . I hv til? stco*. In ease of any DUO who ii liV. upon nnpliis iti n ol' piran?, ir gu irdini I'iln Hoard. AM appliqu iou foVsnoU d lipon by th.; li i nd .?!' T-t?it?Cfc Tili uss upon or remit ?hi- loi: in buy eis;;, eon pui 1. ol' ucltiuii lim (.h?llten in ?il tho oiicn ily graded ami get tito heimat ol a full irgcd unn-ro.-idiiuls ol' School Distiici : er monili ol' four woek^. ier behool ino-'i li ol' lour weeks. alli of four weeks, except where lhere y, in which ca?u it .sh a'I bi ?2 50 p?r paid monthly in advance lo the S?rcti-? who wi I tliuriiUpnn ?s?uo a .\n??oa,e lustu Departiuciil that *ueh lui ion has upil and BIVI) le--ni Por th- t'uiii that ist h; proour d au! prnscn'ol I'jrcacb piCHonlation ol' hill at th . e i1 ol' i&ih hinit ol' ibo Sabool lh-triu nil owning lil on then tui loa h?b in th ; Liloiary paid by illOlil ie ?r cliv. ly during tho ol'stud,' any he Ind on upplio ition to in he nhl ai oed fi om lb? Secretary au I ol School R. FORD, President Tr?: _r_i usu ia ls not ir but numerous Chinese sources ir that the Japanese have been seen force In that section. Apparently - .?tack originating in Louisa bay ' ferough the Pigeon bay posi tif' i peninsula, in the doing ; ^orlty of the lives of >.re sacrificed. On ?he battle lulled -.ese sent the .._'? General ruber of the Loading 5, ORGANS ?.RID NES, ND EN (J E O If EVE lt Y ONE \NO, ORGAN or SEWING 'ANTING TO EXCHANGE JEW ON ?C. vc otk is thal {?oil m m WM : ////./.''(./'( .>;'' >'..'.?.. ti r J-JAS? PAYMENT^JVLAiN, ill? 1 UVlJ ?GT0N, Proprietors ) PTJHI ?IC, it I represent some 01 RANCE Companies to Terms ami Rales. JNO. S. MOORE. m u <>}.<>?<>i< OOMI'i lill J! IT OX TO if Shoes, Notions Groceries. 1 HOMINY a specialty. nit nml will litl your Wauls in euch ST PRICES. Plibuc orders in lown deli ve td Driiy: Store, AN ORDINANCE \> punish Assaults and Assaults .\ rjatlcriesj ami proscribe a punish inenl lor same : Any parson who within thc corporate mils ot the Town ol licnncttsvillc shall addy, angrily .uni violent y s'iikc m Itcrnpl lo strike the person ni ?motIn i lithciiit any good .uni sullicienl cause liall be deemed guilty ol a misdemeanor nd upon conviction Mi ill h.- lined in .i minot exceeding Oho 11 il nib eil Hoi rs or be imprisoned not exceeding ? > lys or work on the public roads ol m.; AMI lor a like number ol days Done ami ratified in Council this 2 \ '< i y ol dune hjo.i. I'. A. lb >|)GKS, Mayor. >AK RIDGE OK.M MTKIH" Notice is hereby given that an assess* lent ol'one doll 11 has been levied UjOi ich lot in the above cemetery to delia/ ie expenses ol kccpini; ii, ami the own-1 s thercol will make payment lerthwiui ? the undersigned; This matter cannot e delayed. Act at once ai td oblige, 1, I, lin eden, Secy and Tiea'j. Bviile, S.e.. Juin 27, <~>.\ VOIT Pipes and Smoki ivftnpplji'i hi lidless variety cnn l e I. timi at J. t* linglas & Uro,