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1 BENNETTSYILLE, S. C. ?Y S. A. 1IKOWN A CO. OJJlce on Marion Sired Opposite Miltonic Hall, Friday August 26, 1904. professional CavOs. DENTIST. OFFICE Up Blairs in Crosland Building, Vhone ISO. BENNETTS VI JJIIK, 8. O. DU. J. L. GIBSON, Ofjlce Over Jaaacsohn's Store, PHONE 196. UKX I VILLE, S. C. i II. NEWTON, JENNINGS IC. OWENS. NEWTON & OWENS, Attorneys at Law, BENNETTS VILLE, So. CA. Offices Over Planters National Bank. DUDLEY & WAIT, Arro UNE vs AT LAW, BENNETTS VILLE, S C. ?W. BOUCHIER, ? Attorney at Law, Benucttsville, S. 0. Office on Darlington Btreet near Posta Pulegrapfc office. January, 1899. iLTON MCLAURIN. Attorney at Law and Probate Judge OUloe in Court IIOUBO. E. C. MORRISON, Slecti ici&n ? ? Machinist, BOX 57 FLORENCE, ?. C. ' Electrical work and dealer in 1 elli? supplies Hot Air Pump I ami (las Eugines iuslallcd. ? : iii . aud general machine work. I ?103. WU IO SS Ii TO GO. .c M 8$ .' R?1 ? I A WATCH i. UKK A jl/ Sf, bj . i-i.?i?i...n i Slid K"E*-j PAIRING ?ueii in u white, 1 atti the llouairci und .viii give your sV.tici; .. :mte curt Treat io;int j IK YOI W?L?i CALI? OX .. ?.I M \ . door norlb of thc Postuilice-tho white front building. S. J. PEARSON, Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. ?ino S. Moore has a line lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, well rooted, that she desires to sell Cuttings 25c per dozen. HAVE YOU A HIGH TEMPER V Answer Before H.. a Inn Thia ? Some people have worms anil olten don't keow it. The doctor is too polite to tell them. Here are some ol the symptoms : \ 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 ot the surest signs ot Worms in adults and children. King's Vermifuge is the cure, and it is sure. For very young children give King's Worm Candy, which is pleasant -tastes good. Children like it. The price lor each is 25 cents. Horses Do Get Sick. When a horses and mules are poor it is not always and iudication that they do not get enough to eat. Many ani mals, jusl 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 lood eaten that makes muscle and fat. More depsnds upon the prop er digestion or assimilation ul the lood than is commonly supposed. Nothing has yet been discovered ihat will build up a horse or mule heller than Ash? crab's Condition powders, the only remedy in its class sold under a guar antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, Ben. nettsvillc, lor it-the kind put up in dos es. And McColl Drug Co., McColl, S. C. Rock Hill Buggies. The agent Mr. P. A. Hodges has jiHl rec? ?ved n carload bf those hand some buggies and if you want u line buggy cull on him Our Town Gorvernment, MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN- J. Prank Breeden, C. S. Chaffin, A. ti. Sinclair, W. W. Pate. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin, Ollicc open daily. POLICE-J. P. David, il. C. Harper. Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. cireon CLERK OF CLERK-J. A. Drake JUIHIE OF I'ito RATE-M. MuLaurin CORONER-C. V. Covington SUPERVISOR-M. IO. Coward ?SUIT. EDUCATION - W. L. Stautou TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AUDITOR-Chas. 1. Sherrin. SENATOR-Olin?. S. MsCall. REPRESENTATIVES-D. I). MoColl, Jr. J. P. Bunch, Welcome Quiek. MAOISTAI KS-C. I). Easlcrling, T. L Crosland, Benne11svtllo, H. L. McLnurin, McColl .John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, D, D. Stubbs, BrightBVille, W. W. Irby, Smithville. j PERSONAL Mr. P. G. Hollis spent Sunday at Wrightsville. Capt E. P. McRae of Maxton was in town Saturday. Miss Vista Dudley spout Sun day at Wrightsville. \*v A ??. Afnnun Int* ?nrlnm?nti ?111 XX. IVA. mv/v/i u *v?*. ?' .7 Ut?V^. to visit friends in Texas. Mr. Arthur Bounds has gono to Wilmington for awhile Mr. M. Mittle loft Tuesday for tho northern market for dds fall silock Miss Marion Salterwhito of Sumter has beou visiting friends in our town and county. Messrs Milton Strauss and Walter Smiih aro homo from Atlanta Wo aro glad to report that Mrs C.B. Hubbard, who was quite) sick last week is improving. Mr. and Mrs. li. L. Kirkwood returned Friday from a pleasant t ip to springs of Virginia. Miss Lena Powers leaves this i morning to visit her sister Mrs) Dingle in Clarendon. Mr. J. C. Coouer the popular agent of the Coast Line spent Saturday and Sunday lu Wilmin gton. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pearson, who have been spending a part| of Jibe summer at Mt Airy, N. C. have returned homo Capt. D. C Pate is preparing his company for the trip lo Vir ginia. The company will leave on the ord of September Mr. Louis H. Powers of Wil mington came over Saturday to to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs S. P. Powers. Misses Lurette and Jula Powers of Fayetteville. who have been visiting relatives in our town will return home this morning. DEATHS' DOINGS Died al thu residence of his b o lu r in law Mr. P. A. Hodges in this town mi Friday night August ll).li, 190-1. Mr. Willi.? T, Mosley, formerly nf lliclimnml, Va, but fm- tho Inst ihr c years a resident of mir town ile ?iud bien in poor heahli for some time bu', wai not stricken down nt ttl tin! Till, when he daily grew w nker until the end came cahu'y ami peacefully. Th? funeral services W.T.- held at Oak Rhljje cemetery Saturday utter nomi nt I -lo 'conducted hy Kev T IO Morris m aisled I v Kev. li 1*. Tay-' l ?r, P E. The sail nowa wan received here Saturday morning of the doulh of Oupt Alex Moline, an old and este nill ed citizen nf Red Muff township aged ahmt 72 years. Tho funeral ?er vi ci a were held .Sunda/ aft'n n on iU ?'. o'clock tu Lid ?.unity . ti-?iol? . ; ? !0'i:f ti,. ; .j; |I I , M (lia! tOWUSh'n -tf'.Mr-.-.nr**.- ~r-ttw> nJoiilVeil fu l r .*al. ur.hy ot* thc deal li of M;t? i H.T. M?dor.; lilT?ut?.sbnr^ ol typlioi Mi. Miijur '. x'. ?:. jiy IrtcUdii ,v . i y.\ ; ? ni/ . llb \-.'. ',i iu li! -? \ iii. Death ol' an Octogenarian. Died July 20th 1004, at the home of his son David, Mr. William M. Fowler-aged S'5 years, lie hud been sick 8 years. The lui-1 three lu; spent in bed. He bore his Inals without a complaint and wiitin the summons came, wrapped the mantle of Iiis couch about him and fell as'eep in the protecting arms ol' Him whom he had trusted so long. Ile was laid forest nt shiloh cemetery July 30 at H a. m., Rev T. L. Belvia conducting the s ?rvice. He leaves a wife and S children, all grown. A Popular Young Teacher. Mis9Nell P. Evans, daughter of Hon. W. D. Evans nnd who taught in our Graded School thc last term, and had been reelected ior another term, has resigned and been elected by thc Graded School at Darlington. Tho Anioi-ican X'oople. The N.-.iional Disease is- nervous pros? trallon, what is to lie the result ol ail this burty, worry ami work, sometiin s over-sometimes under entine, always under >lecpiug-brain and brawn in constant state ol agitation and unrest sleeping badly, dreaming, tossing, wak ing? l)r. Kings has dev's da remedy il used aright. Kings iron Tonic Bit ters steadies the nerves, builds up the waste, (jives new start. Sold undi r guarantee hy Ltennettsville Pharmacy. A Now Candidate. Mr M. Wallace Swann in the new brick Store near the Coast Line Depot carries a nice line ol' staple and laney Groceries, fruits and con feel ionery. He makes a specialty of oranges, lemons and bananas. Fire Insurance. Mr. C. S. McCall repr?senla some good companies and will give von all needed infarmation. Read his anvertiaoment in other colunia. Tnt! Cil UL AND FJSVEIl BKA?ON Is the hardest of the year. The system run down, blood impoverished-in no condition to withstand the assaults ol malaria and malaqua-'tis then wc fall easy victims. Dr. KliiR'a Improvod Chill Tonio. Will positively cine tl c worse case ol (Md.ls and Fever Many so called chill enies will stop chills, lint only King's will euro. Sold by licnncttsville Phar macy, Yes, You Can Get your razors made sharp and keen, with edge right for shaving leaving the face smoothe and clean-al MeLendon Bros. Barber shop in Bennettsville. Bring them along and we'll prove it. , ^ LL. ? .-,-,-?-.?- -. TOWN AND COUNTY NS WS. - Cotton is omening. - Tho warm days aro hore.. - Wo return thanks to Samuel Mc Lucas for favors - Tho frosh Ash market was well suppliod Saturday. - Our merchants aro getting in their now fall goods Road tho al of Mr. Waddill about Rugs. Ono more chance for bargains - Tho State Fair opens Octo bor 25 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 next Thursday on tho soworage quos lion, to increase your taxes. -*- Waddill can sayeyou money now on Furniture. Read his ad - Charleston got tho first bale of new cotton last woek. It brought 12 cents and carno from Bamberg. Deer cr'.ves are in order now. Messrs TVS. and W. W. Evans aro the only ones who have a pack of good dogs. - The fall session of tho Marl boro Graded School opens Sep tember Oth Mr. Thomas Fraser of Hebron has a good all round gentle horse that he will sell at a bargain - The sweet potato crop promises lo be 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 be voted for in the primary. ,- You will save money by looking at Waddill's stock. Seo Iiis new advertisement he means 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 Barrel of "new ketch" Mackerel. They are nice and cheap. W. M. Rowe. Rowney's Candy, best made At W. M. ROWE'S. - Tlie Twentieth Century Lib rary hours are: Monday 4.80 to 0.80 p. m. Thursday 10 a. m. to 12 m. fc??f" Ailistic, neut, modern arc the correct terms tor McLcndon Broa, the White barber Shop. - The Baptist parsonage lot at Blenheim is offered for sale Soo notice olsowhnro. -. Road Beiihuit, & < oy iii g to n's .td 1 Qi ?jans, ' '.anos and Sdjvying Machine . - Fresh hu. of canned Peas. Pears a; . VI it's Foot at Ot?ud Closed at Clio last Friday. The meetings wore all pretty well at tended, considering the work ot* thc voters needed at homo. Tho voters arc fairly well acquainted with thc candidates, and we hopo next Tuesday i very ono will turu out and give the men ol" their choice a lull woto. There will bo two tickots-State and county, and a bo:: for each. Beuuettsvillo Pharmacy. The attention ol' the reading publie is called to the adver tisement ol' 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 I 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 oit'ering bargain, and it will pay you to read their ad and give them a call. YOUNO AGAIN, Mr- J. L (?rimes, Tliomasville. said: "Aller recovering Irom a spell ot lever my system was run down, and tor three months I did not work The first bottle o? Dr. King's Kidney and Liver Remedy se t me to going. I used three bottles, ?ind am now as stout as as when a young man " See Ucnnettsville Pharmacy about it. - We are headquarters for Butter and Cheese. We keep nothing but the very best, and guarantee both lo suit you or refund your money. W. M. Rowe. ltMiulu Ilini Bhuku. I wish lo say a word in praise ol Dr. King's Improved (thill and Fever Tonic. I had chilis tor one year continuaily, and tried all the chill Ionics 1 could get and also doctor's prescriptions, but all failed to cure, l'art ot one bottle entire ly cured mc, and have not had chills since. 1 recommend only King's T. K. HOWARD. Sold by Ucnnettsville Phar macy. - A lull line ol' ll J. Heinzs Co. Pickles Proser vea, Ketchups, Sau ces, Jellies IVJC at W.M. Rowe's. JG?*" While being served nt the Wlii c barber's Shop- McLendou Uros- on will be kept cool with electric Ians allandy installed. ISg?" 200 Pair Boys Knee Pants 20c to 75. at C. B. Crosland's - - Up to date line of Ludios Shirt Waist Suits at the C. B. Crosland Co. nsLjaious NOVES. Kev. W B. Baker, hes a go jd rarot ?ng lu progresa at Ebenezer ibis week Bev J. W. Arbul will begin n meeting at Beauty Spot next Sunday. Preaching next Sunday at Presbv t Hau church at ll a.m., and 8 3<> p. in Subject Sunday murniug :Tcic?V. positiveness." All are invited. Kev E. P. Taylor. P. E, preached at tho Methodist church Sunday morn? ing at tho Cotton Mill in the after noon nud at the Methodist church ngutu at night, lie in au earnest wor ker, an impressive speaker, and makes friends wherever ho goes. The Woman's Missionary Union j auxiliary to Pee Dee Association will j be held iu Baptist church Bennetts* j ville next Wednesday/ and Thursday ! Aug 31at and Sop 1. Bonncttsvillo j will open her doors uud all. hearts in . in lune for thc occasion. The Epworth Looguo Prayer mooting | i*> bold cvoiy Wednesday evening in the, Sun'ny noboc-l room of tho Methodist church at 8 o'clock. Tho publio invited. Thc hour for evening . services at tho ; churches is now 8.30 o'clock. Prayer meeting at tho Baptist ehurob every Thursduy evening at 8 30. Prayer laceting at the Methodist church every Wed ?enday at 8.30 p. m. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Tburtday evening at 8 30. The hour fur Sunday School at the Methodist church baa been abangod to 5.00 o'clock iu tho afternoon. WANTED A Saleslady 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 have a picnic somewhere in the county, possibly Henegau's Lake. - Mason's Fruit Jars at W. M. Rowe's College Of Charleston. Attention is culled to thc ad vertisement of the College of Char leston. This venerable institution is well endowed und tho scholar ship is high. A young man can graduate there at a very reason able cont and when ho completes the course hus thu satisfaction of; knowing 1 hut his diploma means a great deal. Insurance Notice! 0 S. McCALL and T l| GIBSON have formed a partnership for die pur? po so of conducting a general Insurance business in (he Town of McColl. S iii? -< l'A] IT CO di ?N1KS U -. i,-.- fr.jrn, !<kitl pr?impi ?tltuti?r? ?ivcii to nil bu-biW . inti ;;-itt.-.: to us Ati-Mi..t i '. 1. Specials at. Mou . ' Cai)neil Tripe -Vc i r-,ci -.n 2 for j . I-iw -lrCaii uuu ^wuu. Fresh jul ly-assorted-only 10.. Armour's) Sausage in tomato sauce only 10 cent?. Heinze's White Wino Vinegni lor pickling. JB?T' 50 Serge Coats anti Vests in Longs, Stouts, and Regulars, at the C. li. Crosland Co. (Jool and PITKII. Mr. W. M. Rowe has purchased a large Refrigerator in bis store, and now Cheese, Rutter ami perish able gonds arc kept on ice, pure and fresh all the ti mtv You get everything frosh and sweet. Ready for Yon Mr. Ni-sbit, un expert mill righi hus recently ov?-r hauled and put in order Mr. A. J. Mulln-soii'. Flour mill a.id you eun now ge-t your wheat ground and eat home raised bread. FOR SALE. THE BAPTIST PARSONAGE LOT and DWELLING containing ab jut (2) two acres of land, ecu'rally located in desirable part of Town of Blenheim. Apply to tho undersigned for partiulars. W. B DRAKE, ! May 18, 1914 Wm EVAN'S. I*cry* Belter si'eure your needs io Mat tines while they are going so low at Wad dill & Sun, none better in'-'tnwii. The .-ame jmod arc being sold in Bennttsville st from .i to s els per yan! higher. Will --how invoices in proof. Sec also theil Mosquito Canopies. Driven To Desperation Living at au ont of the way pine? ru in?te honi civil zition, a family is often driven lo dexporation in cuse of accident, reuniting in Huron, Cuts, Wounds, Ulcern, eta Lay 111 a supply of Buoklan'tf Armca Salva UV the beut on earth 250 at J. T. Douglas, Druggist. Prepared for the Work. Mr. S ,1 Pearson, the Jeweler, hag now mic of the latest improvements for < ngruving your natue or initials on any article of gobi or silver or plate in the most lip?to date manner. I'lio samples of work nlraudy done by lim aie j nd lino, (-all and see him. The Russel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a car of these dtirnblo wagonu-one mid two-horse, every one ol them gunian teed against any defect iu niatciial or woi mullidup. Wood! Wood! lam prepared to lill orders for] wood-either for stove or chim ney-at short notice. Leave your orders at W. M. Howe's store, they will recieve prompt attention. J. J M annerly 11, JulyO, 1004. . hs THE BEMTTS1IILLE PHARMACY Is TtSTo-w Open And ready to fill your orders in the Drug line ?Ve carri} a juli line of PATENT and PROPRIETARY REM EDIES and a well selected slock of TOI LUT ARTICLES, PER FUME HY, STATIONERY, &c O?t? ITvESCIllPTt?N 1)10 l'A li TALENT ?H completo and in ii,o hamid cf TWO COM IMO TENT and EXPERIENCED ( JUA DU ATE OF PH \ RM ACY. Wc solicit your patronage anti promise you faithful service. CO MW IN AND S KW US and lot us show you our appreciation ol your Pa? tronagc When in need ol anything in thc Drug Store, liing Phone No. 43, Mr. Douglas .fennings or I will give you prompt attenlion. .Uglisl 2, 11)01. O. A. MATTHEWS, Mgr. BENNETTS!? I LLB PHARMACY ML. W. H D2't CK STORE,, NEAR A. C. LINE DEPOT, m AN 1 IT 9XI?gticf?t ??Vice* i?ni?l for Country Produce. Choice Line of Tobacco and Cigars. T7*Y TO KEEP THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LL AND SEE US ! Jul) 22 1(1154 - i i n ?ti KT o u W "U fr n Vr9HW a fi ll oT' Summer Goods vvi[l0^0ve This month at Greatly Reduced Prices. ve some choice Summer Dress Goods that will ? togo-we need the room, and must have il. for 3 arrival of Our Pall and Winier (foods. Vi vea complete line ol CLOTHING, S??OES ) EVERYTHING ELSE lonna in :i ttc.neral tM t Landise St?re. .. EAU LY and don't miss this Opportunity t ^ - O: ll Y JW PIANOS ALI) OliGANS ARIilVli ?IEEJCLV. I! We. have on t?m?ri Sly So-1 ?fhiVd '.. its , .. ...... ?.nir!> will bi.vfiold ni a li:tii(ain, (..all early and Sj ??ene^.? i'u?ni. 9 i ii A<.?g'?-.i? r. :;>(?.{ , .fia S fl fl? M? % W HORS ES ANp^ wtg;t?ES ONLY - le by SMITH. NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. ( MCCOLL DRIK; CO., Mccoll, S. C. OF SC H El) UL M i> Air Line KAII.W.W. rd Air Line My ?elicd nged on January 10th. ylioraw, S. C., aa lol'owP: ? No (!<'? ht S O'? a ni. No ?o ni !):2-J p. m. Nu ?7 ni .S.O.') a. m. No '27 ut Lt). IO j? nt. .Ilsvi If und . Hieraw II. lennettsviile ni <> \~> n rilli No (Ki and N.i 57 non tiain leaving ll n . 1 p. rn. gives ltviiin 'li lli opportunity c. . tA<* and No 27. RUSSELL i S PAINTER rtiptjr Hang: ?r. ' ' iutsllOr, Best I .rail und ?I. Estimates cheer'". 1 ly ill work guarani io bu Law Firm. - s hereby given that wc clay tunned a co piltner . linn name ol' NEWTON X ? practice of law in all thc i I business entrusted io us ; rompt and careful alten? t 1. ll. N KW rON. KN NI Ni IS K OWENS, ', S. C., .lune 1.1, IOO.J NG NOTICE ! n any person from harbor .*? hi iiuc or (bedim! my wife li is left my lions . nnd lioiuti ivi ciu-e I will pnvaiouie ) violates this no ico. Sti'pl cn Rainwaters. July ??3 ?- 'I,! REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY. Made a Weil Man of Me. THE GREAT coth f>ay. FRENCH REMEDY, Produces Hie above results in ?o DAYS. It acts pow crfiilly and quickly. Cures when all others fail. Younj; men and old men will recove: their youthful vigor by using RGVIVO. It quickly and surely restores from effects of scll-abusc or eveess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions. Lost Power of cither sex. Failing Memory, Wasting Disease::. Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits one tor study, business or marriage. It not only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but is a Great Nerve Tonic and Blood-Builder and restores both vitality and strength to the muscular and nervous system, bringing back the pink glow to pale checks and restoring thc lire of youth. It wards off Insanity and Con? sumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav ing RnVIVO, no other, lt can bc carried in vest pocket. Dy mail, $1.00 per package, in plain wrapper, or six fur $5.00, with a positive writ? ten Kuurantcc tu cure or refund tho money in every package. For tree circular address Royal Medicine Co.^A'affffiC* For sale in llennettsvillc by .1. T. DOUGLAS ? BRO. Newbury's Bakery VOU CAS OKI' ^7 Broad Tiukcta for $1 lluki'ri ' viiry day any kind of Broad 01 ? r y.ni want. Ordurd itt Town will bi ?. liver, d. Let lia have your ordert lt ht service rendered promptly. J. A. NIM Illili Itt', June 30,? 1001. mtlE 19TH SESSION of tliis School will bogia TUES * DAY SEPTEMBER 0, 1904, willi Ibo following Faculty : VIRGIL C. DIBBLE, Superintendent E. P. MILLER, Assistant Superintendent ASSISTANTS: Mr. 1'. C. Culham, Miss Sara Crosland, Miss Mande Everett, Mrs H. H, Newtou. Jr. Miss Estelle W. Richardson Department of MUSIC-Miss ELLKN LYTOII. We congratulate ourselves that we can oILr to'iho people, who dj-ire to cdma ? heir children, special advantage. 1st, O-ir teachers oro as pood as .tho best ; 2td. Our conreo of study is thorough and Cully up-to-date ; ?51. Our building, tho ?jill .1 Mrs Harriet M Beckwith, is nut surpise i if eq idleJ in tho state--no painter cost wero .-pared in its erection. TUITION in tho Literary Dopartmcu: is free to all Inn? file MMhnts of tin .iraded Sohool District. All pupils, both within and without the S thnol District, re r< quired lo pay, hofor<> boin*.' enrolled, a cont ihgcot, feo ot tun di illara for eiofi esj-iou or part thereof and no pupil can bc curdled until thc fcc h is buen p d J und he ptinil presents to tho Teacher ot' the romoctivo grade a certificate si};?! I hy tho ?ccrotary un.l Treasurer ol'thc Board of Trustee?. In case of any ono who ts-in. ? bio lo pay I hu contingent lee, said foe arty; upon anplieiti vi bf pyon^Of lruirdiui .f Mich pupil, bo remitted iu ilia discretion of tin IJoa'd. All applilitjoa forsuch emission must ha made in wriiim; an I passed upon by th ii I? >?rd oj Tni-toe^. Tin Secretary and Treasurer has no nuthorilv tc? pass upon or remit Otis lei) III ?ny ersj, ir lo is-ue any Certif?cale until Slid leo has been pai I. Wc urge upoj one aud al! the importance ol' gut ti nu the children in at tho open nir of tho School, so lint tbcv may bc propcily graded and got tho liuiiciil ol a lull erm. Tho following rates of Tuition are chirped noii-ro.-idout.s ol' SOIIOJI District : First to Fourth Crude inclusivo, $1 50 per inontli ol' four weeks. Fifth to Ninth (/rade includive, $2 00 per behool mon li ol' four weeks. The Tuition for Music is $3 per rc-hool month of four weeks, except where there .ro two or more pupils from thc same family, iu which e.a-e it shall hi #'- 50 p -r inoLth for each pupil. This tuition mu*t bc paid monthly in advance lo tho Sorcta* y aud Treasurer nf tho Board of Trustees, win wi I thereupon is-uo a n'dica o tiree ted to the Teacher in chirac nf ibo Muri? Departi? -ni that Mich mi ion has lecu pniil und d'ncctiug he io onrolltiuoh pupil and irivn lo-ni for tho tim : that .ias been tmid tor only New Certificates must In procur d .ml prcscn'ol I jr each uccccdmg month. All other Tuition is due aud payable on presentation ol' hill at th i in1 ol' IMQU -choul month. Patrons ro.-idimr w'uhont tho. hmii ol' ibo School I ?j -tri :t ml ?jwoiiij .iropcrty within said Di.-trict shall have crediton theo lui lei bilh in lifo bit urary Department for tho amount of special tux paid bv thom respectively during tho Sobool year. Printed catalogue with cour.-c of stud / tua y bu Ind tm ii pjiliu.it ion to he Secretaiy and TVcisurer. Certificates can bc nbtaiacd 1'ioin tho Sjcrotary an 1 Troaturcr al his dike daily until tho opening of School R. FORD, President J. M. JACKSON, Sec. and freas. Bd. Trustees P FM _?i?, ^uuinsma is not i olear but numerous Chinese sources " I aver that the Japanese have been seen Vffel IfV ?il ?ip force in that section. Apparently ^ %P) eO> % *tack originating in Louisa bay ferough the Pigeon bay posi -> peninsula, In the doing ority of the lives of .*re sacrificed. On L be battle lulled L ' ^se sent the i*r?**,?i.T> General We are Agents for a number of the Loading High Grade PIANOS, ORGANS AND SEWING MACHINES, AND SOLICIT THE CORRESPONDENCE OF EV Eil Y ONE Wanting to Buy a NEW PIANO, GROAN or SEWING MACHINE, or ANY ONE WANTING TO EXCHANGE THEIR OLD ONE FOR A NEW ONE. We are in position to WoiX' Money, and ali we ash is ijuit ijok . ,LET US" KNOW O (JU SAT/lC&?llCN f,?t}t iuit/ivhvi'i %'tj ? We^?lioxoitex xor oasn or ?AS? PA?M?IINT J^LAM. y uncir m eray?< mm 1 MUMl Af (BENNETT & COVINGTON, Proprietors ) CLiIo, - - - Si ) TO THES PUBLIC, I bog to inform thc Public (hat I represent some oi the best FIRE INSURANCE Companies in the world. Liberal as to Terms and li?tes.' Try me ! March IO, 190-1. JNO. S. MOORE. AID AN ORDINANCE To Defino and Punish Vagrancy. !Je il Ordained hy tho Mayor and Alder men of thc Tuwu of liunnoltsvillo in Cuuueil assembled and l>y authority ol' thc same : All persons wandering Irom place lol place without any known residence in the Town ot llennettNville who have no visible or known menisci gaining a fnir lOne?t and reputable livelihood; all s:i> picious persons going about without any known busbies'; all pei sons who acquire i livelihood by gambling or horse rac mg without any other visible means ol (Mining a livelihood; also all perso.i. who lead idler and disorderly lives iiot following some handicraft trade or pro 'c*ssion, or not having some known or vi iit>le means of livelihood who shall be ihle to work, and all sturdy beggars arc md shall be deemed vagrants, and up m :onviction thercol shall bc tined in a sum lot exceeding One Hundred Dollars or mprisoncd not exceeding 30 days, or .york on the public roads of the town lor 1 like number ol days. Done and ratified ia Council this Ji b lay of June. A. D., 1901. P. A. HODGES, Mayor fcjT Patronize and use your in fl lenee for McLendon Ilma While h irbcr Shop mid soon you will have the best shop in thc Stale. AIN ORDINANCE To punish Assiulls and Assaults Batteries, and prescribe a punish ment ?or saine : Any parson win; within the corporate Units ol thc Town ol llcuuettsvillc shall rudely, angrily and violent'y s'i?kc ni attempt lo st ii ki: the person ul .-111111111 1 AIIIK.ut any g< oil and sulltcieni cause shall he decnicil guilty ul a misdeint abor md upon conviction shall h.; lined in a, ?ni not cxcei ding One I lu nd I eil 1 >. ? I - irs or be imprisoned not exceeding ; > lays or work on the public 10 ids ol iii.: own lora like number ot days Done and ratified in Council this .: 1 'i lay ol June bjo.j.r 1'. A. IlOlK'iKS, Mayor; OAK RIDGE CKMETEkV. Notice is hereby given thai an asst ... in.nt ol'one dollar has been levitd uj ? i .ach lot in Hie above cemetery to delia/ inc expenses ol kccpiiij; it, anti thc own TS thercol will make p.iyincnl Icrthwiiii o thc undersigned: This maller cannot )c delayed. Act al once and oblige L 1. P.rctden, Secy and Treas. Bvillej S.C.. Joni 27, u\ t&~ Pipes and Sinokidv.^np|dU'? in "lidless variety cnn bc lound ul J. L'* Diuglas & Uro.