The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, October 07, 1904, Image 3
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3ENN?TTSYILLB, S. C.
BYS.A. KIJOWN A CO.
Office on Marion Street Opposite\
Masonic Hall*
Friday October 7, 1904.
A mr rm OF HEALTH
?
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
MS NO SUBSTITUIS
BM'ofe?sional Gards.
DENTIST.
OPFICK Up lituirB iu Cronluml Building,
rhone ISO.
?ENJNETTSVILLIS, 8. C.
DR. J. L. GIBSON,
DEUTIST
OQlcc Over IsaacsoJm's Store,
FHONE 196.
BEN NKT/T8 VILLE, S. C.
II. NEWTON, JENNINGS K. OWENS.
NEWTON & OWENS,
Attorneys at Law,
BENKKTTSVILLB, SO. CA.
Dfflces Over Planters National Bank.
DUDLEY & WAIT,
ATTOUXKYS AT LAW,
BEN NETTS VILLE, S C.
. s W. B??OU1EII,
? Attorney at Law,
Bcuncttsvillo, S. 0.
\)?mi rm Darlington street near Posta
' iCRrapt. offit'O. J?nuary, 1899.
yiLTON Nie SAURIN,
IV! Attorney at Law und
Prol>ate Judge
)illoo in Court IIOUBO.
fe a. m?iij&i?o&j
tractor ibr Electrical work and dealc.
ii Electrical supplies Hot Air Pumo
g Engiues aud Gas Engines installer1
ipc'?itting and nouerai machine wer.
m;usL2(), 11)03.
WHERE TO ?JO.
Hs i
XX>00<XX>OCKX?So?SoooC
WATCH is LIKE A MAN, it
ODS CLEANING OUT und RE
RING onec in a while, 1 am the
drer and will give your Wutch a
euro Treatment, IF YOU WILL
iL ON ML AT MY OFFICE noxt
north of the Postofticc-thc whitft
building.
S. J. PEARSON,
.ses Do Get Sick.
hen a horses and mules are poor
not always and iudication that they
ot g::t enough to eat. Many ani
, just like human beings, have in
Uion or the system is all run down
a tonic is needed, lt is not the a.
nt ol lood eaten that makes muscle
fat. More depends upon the prop
cstion or assimilation ol the lood
is commonly supposed. Nothing
yet been discovered that will build
horse or mule better than Ash
's Condition 1'owders. the only
;dy in its class sold under a guar
e. Ask Mr. Smitb Newton, lien
iville, tor it-the kind put up in dos
And McOolI Drug Co., McColl, ?j.
Ldc Hill Buggies.
'he ugent Mr. P. A. Hodges has
; received it carload of those hund
i? buggies mid ?? you want a line
igy call ou him.
Our Toicn Oorvcrnment.
/I?VOR-P. A. Hodges
VI.DKRMKN -.J. Frank Breeden, C.S.
affin, A. G. Sinclair, W. W. Pate.
'[.ERK Sc TREASURER-Milton Mo
urin. Office open daily.
I'OLIOB-J. F. David, II. C. Harper.
Marlboro County Officers.
if HSR HW-J. B. Creon
(JUBUK OV CLERIC-J. A. Drake
?noon OK PROIIATE-M. McLaurin
CORONER-0. F. (Winston
(.?UPERVIHOR- M. \'). Coward
"Ufi'T. lOnUtiATION-\V. L. Stanton
J'UKAsiniKit-.1. II. Thomas
AUDITOR-Chas. I. Sherrin,
t? EN ATO R-Chan. S. McCall.
llKI'R EH K NrATIVES-D. J). MoColl, Jr.
P. Buoch, Welcome Ouick.
MAQISTATER-C. I). Eusterling, T. L.
rostand, Boone! MviUe,
'I- L. MoLauiin, MoColl
.lohn A. Calhoun. Clio,
W. J. Atkinson. Blenheim,
l>. I>. Stubbs, Brightsvillo,
W. W. Irby, Smithville.
PERSONAL
Mi?. W, R. Wicker of Fayette,
ville waa here salesday
Sheriff Green spent Friday
over in Florence county
Mr. J. H. Russell, tho artistic
painter, is now at Clio on a big
job
Mr. J. E. Rogers of ^Browns
ville was up Tuesday and inado
us a pleasant call .
Mr. John R Wooster of Dar
lington is spending a few days
in our town
Rev Rufus Ford returned Sat
urday from a visit to his brother
Dr. O T. Ford at Mullins
Mr. C. A. Hubbard a progress
ive farmer of Hebron was up
salesday, and called with a smile
Mr. Jos W. Stewart, the hust
ling T P. A. of tho Seaboard at
Columbia was over last Thurs
clay
Miss Ida Stogner of Society
H ill who has been spending some
time in our town has returned
home
Miss Rosa Welch. >?f Florence
who has been visiting hoi'sister
Mrs. Sam Heise has returned
lome
Mr. C. H. M? Quick of Bethel
section was down salesday.
Charlie says cotton is short in
his section
Misses Mayde Matheson and
Maggie Henegan have been visit
ing Miss Theodosia Jones in
Marion
Mrs Abbott and daughter Mi s.
Wiggins who have been living in
our town since January have
moved back to Dillon
Mr. P M. John, ono of the
best farmers in lied Hill was up
salesday and called. His estimate
of the cotton crop is below that
of last year
Mr. N. J. Boylan of Ma ves ville
spent Sunday and Monday with
his neice Mrs. J. E. Covington
in our our town. Ernest gave
him a ride through Hebron while
here
The Grand Carnival.
The Carnival opened Monday
night with a large crowd of visi
tor, all shows were well patron
ized and gave satisfaction.
- Nice laundry makes you
feel good Leave a trial order
with Norman Powers at tho
"Tho Hub'' and ho will do you
risht
A Tniup at Clio
A camp of thc W. O. W. will be
organized on Tuesday night next Oct
ober 11th. Deputy Watson ol' Dar
li,,.^i : , MI.- (ind iii "lil"
ol i , eta ?o?. :<?>-it d tb :ue;prOseut.
POM
' MULES." ~
J. MT. JACKSON.
Oct 7, 190-?.
'esday ir. October.
The first Monday in October 11104
.s a. big d jil day. The weather being
?ne for .vork at home kept many
away und in consequence- lhere waa a
small crowd und meut of these were
stock traders. Special exhibits! were
few and oven a kicking horse failed
to interc?t the crowd. Tho. day put so I
(WI without accident or incident worthy
of hote.
Loss By Fire.
On Wednesday night Inst Mr. W.
A. ?Smith, who lives on the hill, just
over Mrs. Kusterling's mill on the t;|.,;
raw road, lost his dwelling and part of
his turniture, and two small houses
in the yard, by lire, supposed tn have
caught from the stove flue. Loss $l?(J0
with jwOO insurance in the Home Co.
Mr. Smith returns hearty thanks to
those friends who helped him to save
pa rt ol' furniture, ?fcc.
The Carnival
Dont fail to visit the Carnival
this week. Open at 2,80 and 7,])
m each day.
(Jone To Coder Springs.
Mr. John Bowyer left Tuesday
with his daughter Miss Carrie for
Cedar Springs Institute tor the
Deaf, where she will take a course.
Miss Carrie is a very bright child
with splendid memory and will
he cary to learn.
The Last This Year.
Tho school teachers ol' the county
who expect to stand examination
or renew certificates for another
year are reminded thal tho exami
nation on the ii 1st will bo tho last
this year and the only chance to
secure certificates.
Corner Stone Laid
Tho corner stone of the now school
building at Mcdill was laid last
Thursday with appropriate ceremonies
- addresses mid u sumptuous dinner.
Soi ry we could net attend und fully
repel I the o< cat-ion
A Oroiit Hoiimuuton.
There was a big sensation in Lees vi I e
Ind, when W. H Brown ol Uni place,
who was expected to die, had his li;e
saved by Dr. King's N-w Discovery lor
Consumption. Ile writes 1 I endured in
sofferable agonies Irom Asthma but
your f\jew Discovery gave mc immed
iate relict and soon thereatter effected a
complete cure, Similai cures ol (Jon .
sumption. Pneumonia, Bronchitis and
Grip are numerous. Its the peerless
remedy for all throat and lung troubles,
price soc and $i oo Guaranteed by ,1.
T. Douglas. Druggist. Trial bottles tree.
NO TICK I
A?iL PARTIES INDEBTED to tho Ncn
nettrivilJo Ding ?o , will ploaBO cull nt
otlloo of C S. Mcdill and hettie th ?ir ne.
c lUntfl nt. oiie.n( ?H tho luihinesH tnutlt S;?
doned 0. S. Mel! A LL,
Oct 5, i?y04 President.
TQWN ANJO COUNTY NEWS.
- New moon to-morrow
- Only two weeks to frost
- Fine weather for hay gath
ering
- Did you get your Registra
tion Certificate Monday?
- Mr. C. S. McCall has tho
[inest pea vine hay seen this sea
son
- Mr. Kirkwood has bought
mother fino 4 gallon cow for
$100.
- The Democrat returns
hanks to Kev. J. R. Prince for
favors
- Rushing cotton to market
ast week knocked the price
lown as was expected
WANTED.
Two good beuch Workmen ot once.
Clio Novelty Work*.
Oct G. 1901.
J0?/" For ihe next 30 days Cro-hmd
viii Bul) Clothing nt Cut prices. Bring
ho boya uno lit them up.
- No trains on Sunday on the
\ & C road
-, Seo new schedule on the
.'.onneltsvillo und Cheraw Rail
.oad
C^r/' Frosh sausage, eggs, ham,
ish at C. li. Hubbard's ,
- Weatherly's Big Depart
ment Store want's your attention
his week.
nice line of canned
^oods at C. li Hubbard's
-For a nice line of shoes go to
3 B. Hubbards
- The 13 & C Ry., now has
wo handsome coaches of its own,
- Notions of all kinds cheap
it C. B. Hubbards
- Guns and shells at C. B.
Hubbard's
- Special attention is asked to
he advertisement of Peruvian
jluano in this paper.
- Special attention is asked to
he advertisement of the Plan
ers National Hank in this issue.
-?-Waddill can save you money
low on Furniture. Read his ad
- Mr. C. W. Waddill has some
lesirable property for sale
r- You will save money by
ooking at Waddill's slock. Seo
lis new advertisement he means
msincss
- Fresh oranges, lemons and
jananas at W. M. Swami's near
?epot.
- Just received a Barrel of
'new ketch" Mackerel. They
ire nice nnd cheap.
w M Rowe.
<owney'D Cundy, i*? made
At W. M-., HOWE'S.
- Tho. Twentieth Cool try Lib
houri arei Montln.v -U?0 tb
j..)U p. m. Thursday iu U. in. w
12 m.
Artistic, neat, modern are the
.orrect terms for McLeudon Brod, th?
White barber Shop.
- The Baptist parsonage lot
it Blenheim is offered for sale
See notice elsewhere.
- Read Bennett & Covington's
ul about Organs, Pianos and
Sewing Machines
- Fresh lot ol* canned Peas,
Pears, and Pig's Feet at Claud
Moore's
CARNIVAL.
Bennettsvillo has a Carnival
Jo., for the entire week. This
is a clean aggrigation and well
leserves the liberal patronage
ihey aro receiving
A Thoughtful Man.
M. M. Austin ol Winchester. Ind,
knew what todo in the hour ol need.
His wile had such un unusual case of
?tomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her He thought ol and
(ried Dr. Kings New Lile Pilis and she
^ ot relief at once and was ti nally cureit.
Inly 25c at J. T. Douglas Drug Store.
Kobbod tho Grave.
A startling incident, is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows:
"I was in an awlul condition. My skin
ISMS almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
:oated. pain continually in back and
sides, no appetite, growing weaker every
lay. Three physicians bad given me tip
I'hen I was advised to use Electric Bit
ers; to my great joy. the first bettie
nade a decided improvement. 1 contin
lcd their use tor three weeks, and am
iowa well man. I know they robbed
he grave of.mother victim,' Noone
diould fail to try them Only 50c guar
intecd at J. T. Douglas drug store.
Fire At Olio.
On Wednesday afternoon the
28th inst the large Grinner)' of
Mr. Jeff 1). Ivlens at Clio was des
troyed hy fire together with the
grins*, presses and machinery, n
botit 15 bales of cotton and u lot
nf seed. Loss $2,500 with only
?500 insurance. It is a heavy
loss to the community, and he
will not bo able to rebuild in
time lor this crop.
MASONIC RESOLUTIONS.
Whereon In Ihn death of Brothor il. F,
Whittaker Auror* Lodge No 33 A. F. M.
han lout ono of il M most activo and dovotcd
members. Rosolved:
(Ht, That wo how in humillo subni?Hiion
to tho will of Him who douth ali tilinga
woll.
2d, That wo cherish tho momory of our
brother and emulate, hm zoal and ardor iu
tho support of our nohlo order
3d, That wo extend our heartfelt nym
palhy to tho bereaved on.-.? ami command
thom to tho caro and Hympnthy of our
nen von ly Father.
4th, That a copy of thoso roRolutioiiR ho
wont to tho family, tho county papen* and
n pago bo miitnhly inucribod in thc Minuto
honk af our Lodgo.
T. A. Covington,
J. A. Stephen?,
?el 1904 ?ominittbV,
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I Ii JULIO iou a NOTES.
Dr. McLeod will supply bid pulpit
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning at ll and evening at 8. The
public generally aro welcome.
. Tho hour for evening services at tbe
churches is now 8.00 o'clock.
Prayer meeting ot the Baptist church
every Thursday ovoning at 8.00.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist church
every Wednesday at S.co p. m.
Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church
Thu ml ny evening at 8 00.
The hour fur Sunday School at the
Molbodist church bas been changed to
4.00 o'clock lu the afternoon.
Tho Epworth League Prayer meeting
w held evoiy Wednesday evening in tbe
Sunday sohool room of tho Methodist
church at 8 o'clock. Tho publio i UTI ted.
MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.
FOURTH ROUHD-E. P. TAYLOB, P. K.
Urigktavllle, Antioch Oot 8, 9
Nor rb Marlboro, Ebenezer, M 9, io
Olio-Beulah, NUT 4
ttennettsvillo ct, Smyrna, Nov 5, G
Uennottsvilln & JlcCol) Milln
McCall 4, 6
Blenheim et, Hebron Nov 19, 20
bVuncttavUlo Sta, Nov, 18, 20
CUPID'S WORK.
Married Sunday Oot 2 1904, by
Kev. W. C. Quick, Mr. Julius Grant,
und Mist Muggie Brigmau,-all of
Smithville.
Cool and Fresh.
Mr. W. M. Howe has purchased
a large Refrigerator in his store,
and uow Cheese, Butter and perish
able goods aro kept on ice, pure
and frosh all the time. You get
everything fresh and sweet.
SOME FINE FOWLS.
Mrs. E. W. Breeden bas some
fine Bull" Plymouth Hocks fowls
which are beauties, bred from
prize winners at the Columbia
State Fair, that she will sell to
tlmse who want line stock.
Fibre and Fabric.
The well kuown Boston textile
weekly, has ju^t removed to morp
spneiou* (juurters ut 110 Franklin
Street, Boston Thia change HIBO in
cludes Wade's Overseers' Bureau
The jmper hus been lor twenty ven ri
an authority in its line, and i s over
Beers' bureau has proved ot the high
cst value lo both mill owuers und
skilled operatives.
WANTED.
SPECIAL REIUIESENTATIVE in this
county and adjoining teiritoties, to
represent und advertise au old estab
liohed hu8tne?s house of so!id finan
cial standing. Salary $21 weekly, with
j check direct from liHU'lrpiitrteiti. Hori.t
nj nd: bugyy Itu nil'!. 1"' when n? ?0?3iiry;?
j podium j :.-.-ti: i.. ..ni. Addrtiiy Blew
Brii & Go.. I'Jept A, Moiibii Bldg ,
! ChlCAj?O, III.
(t?r Patronize and use your in
fluence for McLeudon Bros White
barber Shop and soon you will have
tho best shop in the State.
Bouiiottsvillo 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 ?fc Co , begin
this week to make room for fall
stock l>y reducing prices on
goods that you need. Tl?**y ure
offering bargain, anti it will pay
you to read their ad and give
them a call.
A full linc of ll J. Heinz* Co.
Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sun
OOH, Jellies &c. at
W. M. Rowe's.
ttif While being served ut the
Whi o barber's .Shop-McLcndou
Bros-'lin will he kept cool with
electric ians already installed.
t?" Belier secure your needs in Mat?
lines while they are going so low at Wad
dill it Son. none belier in lown. The
same good are being sold in Bciiuttsville
st from ft to S eis per yard higher. Will
show invoices in proof. Sec ulso (heil
Mosquito Canopies.
Flowers ! Flowers !
Mrs. J no S. Moore bas aline
lot of G?raniums, Begonias
Ferns, Palms and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings iitfo per dozen.
Commencing on Oct ist tho electric
light plaat will bo operated nil night. The
Commission lins raised the tint ruto ten
oeuts por light chumbos excepted. Any
wishing idl night servieo on Hut rato will
pity ono dollar per light.
No ehargo in meter rato, so it will be
moro satisfactory if patrons will have mo
tera Installed, as tho one dollar {tor light
lato will apply if lights aro used aftor mid
night.
Should any ono wish motcrs cou notify
tho superintendent und ho will i mit ul!
thom. Tho nbovo changes wiil take effect
Oct int.
Hoard of Public Works,
II. L McCoi.i.,
Chairman.
For Sale?
Home G?-rown Rust Prool
Oats, ii new sacks.
At \ c s. MCCALLS
Rr-pt 17, 1904 .St
i MW mema .....??..wi
TP- Nil DH STORE HM IL
A well selected stock of Drugs, Toilet Articles,
Perfumery and Stationery.
Try Our Cigars? They arc excellent Pure Havana
5 cent.
:0
XJR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT can't bo Excelled for accura
cy and purity of Drugs ue?d. We mane this the leading feature cf
Our flintiness Strictly a Drug business, conducted by shilled and
ea; i i - ? U tip?iut.
GLENN BPRIKG3 val HARRIS LITIHA WATER iu atock.
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
Bennettsville Pharmacy,
? . ?, MATTHEWS, Mgr,
PHONT Nc ?3
BRICK STORES, NEAR A. C. LINE DEPOT,
mm ID FANCY GROCERIES.
?? O MF?CFlll? il SUIT!.
HifflicH ct?? ?,.?!!It! for ?Country Province.
Choine Line of Tobacco and Cigars.
WE TRY TO KEEP THE BEST
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
, . AND SEE U? !
July 2:
i AshcraJFt's
Condition Powders
poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It
his by first thoroughly cleansing the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
y creating solid muscle ?ind fat.
! ? rses anti mules improve in appetite and spirits
he first few doses, the hair sheds, and the new
always sleek and glossy.
Kraft's Condition Powders are .packed in doses,
it "filler," and good for horses and mules only,
i most powerful tonie and appetizer, being the
formula . :al veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's
asily the foremost remedy in its class on the
. day. Price '?5 cents package.
SMITH NEWTON. Bennettsville, S. C.
JMcCOLL DRUG' CO., McC?II, S. C.
experier
Amener
Foi
Ins Notice!
OR.'!' ' 1 IV Ii GIBSON
linvu mn ; ?j. . ?. il e -mr
;>.>;.. Q?nc(??ii*}t :- jfi?n?rii i l??r??'e
'?..vi: |!?4 ill i hi XKWD (?f .'!.'(. M
A Pull h,lu ii
e':T5KST COMPANIES
.?.> il. :i fr hm, liiiM i'tr?mpi ?ii tendon given
io ?di hu4iri< ,i ?iTfHrhiil :.' II.-.
Augu.it
Specials
Canne ach or 2 for
35
Heinz: di and good.
Fresh tl J<1-only 10.
Arnioi in tomato
sauce on
Hein/i ino Vinegar
lor pickl i
Prepare
M r. S
now ?titi '
for i ngra
on any r
pluto in t
The ?ninu
him aro j
J. E
HOI
Ri
rk.
1 i Jeweler, Ima
improvement j
nc or initials ?
<>r oilvt'i" 11r
?litte manlier.
. ready done hy
ind gee him.
IBEIIILI
NTEK
anger.
Hard Wo
Cyl Cur;
given,
lirsl-i
Host Lead nntl
l?tes cheerfully
i :t ran toed lo be
Wi
Tam j
wood -
ney-ai
your OJ
store, t
atteii t i<
July
STATIC
Count
Me La'
W1"
"T II)
Leiten* n
of uud 10!
cd.^
These
i.-<li till an
itor.H of t
ed. that
in the Ci
Bennett.'
ber lyu-,
slock i
any th c.*
tration H
(liven
Septeuil
Sept :
FA
200 .
in Latta
chiarra"
dwelling
A Ino I
acrun lal
Sept 30
^oodl
ill orders for
jve or cliim
tice. Leave
M. Howe's
ieve prompt!
iiUunerlvn.
CAROLINA,
rn-By Milt .11
Probate.
V. Wttdd?l hath
> gruw uni? him
i nf lim K-Mte
/. Taylor dd us
cite and mlmon?
iodrcd und Ci ed
/, 1 nylor doceas
?pear before inc,
. lo hil li-ld ai
the 7ili of ( h:to
in thereof, ai 11
to show iwII .ft, il
c mid Ad in iuis*
tuted.
, the 2Gth day of
ii 190-1.
.JcLAULTN,
dgo of Probate
(SALE.
?ie* from I.A r I A,
Dintriet i (Snores
timbe rod, (rood
. ry outbuildings,
rn and R'ables, 1}
tu.
EDWARD?,
Liiltn. S C.
possib
pago close as |
Important.
REVIVO
/S?-v 'IXW RESTOOS
VITALITY,
feg fe f f*% -
?Mil kde*
iBt?ay.f||/^^wA well Man
THE CREAT sotb. bay.
FRENCH REMEDY,
Produces the above results in jo DAYS. It acts
powerfully anil quickly. (Jures when all others
fail. Young men anil old men will recover t heit
youthful vigor hy 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 seat of disease, but isa
Great Nerve Tonic and Blood-Builder
and ri.jtorcs both vitality and strength to tho
muscular and nervous system, bringing back
the pink glow to pole checks and restoring tho
lire of youth. It wards off Insanity and Con
sumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav
ing REVIVO, no other. It can be carried in vest
pocket. By mail, Si.oo per package, in plain
wrapper, or six for $5.00, with a positive writ?
ten guarantee to cure or refund the monoy ia
every package. For lree circular address
Royal Medicine Cih?1t??SSP'
For sale in lJennettsville by
J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO.
POR SA Li e.
Wo have fV>r sale at a bargain One 20
ii. I', lintier. One "Jo ll. P. Hughie.
One Drat; S?w, One Shingle Mill,
complete, One Bolter. All shafting,
p u . \ - :ri 1 helling rieceisary to run above
mneiwieiy. All I?10 above properly b:i>
heu used some, bul i-- in first-elliss order.
p. A. ri OD(.5108.
Sept S, 1904.
- Mason's Fruit Jars at
\V. M. Rowe's
GRANGE OF SCHEDULE.
S KA KOA KD Air Line RAILWAY.
Tho Seaboard Air Line Ry sched
ule wan changed on January Huh,
Trains leave Olieruw.S. C., as follows;
Northbound No GO nt <S:05 a. in,
No 50 at 9:24 p. in.
Southbound No 57 nt 8:05 a. in.
" No 27 at 10:40 p. ni,
The Bennetlsvillo and Cheraw R.
'il., leaving Beiinetlsville nt 7.05 a
m , collin cl with No til? and No 57.
Tho afternoon tinin leaving llen
neitsville nt f> p. m. gives Ben lions
ville people an opportunity to take
li nins No 50 ami No 27.
lill I .Ill .II ?? I lill - ? I ?!? ?! ?????
AN ORDINANCE
To punish Assaults anti Assaults A
1 latteries, and prescribe a punish
ment for saino :
Any pets.ui who within tlie corporate
limits ol the Town ol Uennettsville shall
rudely, angrily and violently strike or
attempt to strike die person ot another
without in\' good and sufficient cause
shall be deemed gullly ol a misdemeanor
and upon conviction snail be lined 111 a
sum not exceeding One Hundred Dol
i?- or bc imprisoned not exceeding 3c
days or work on thc public roads ot thc
to ya tor a like number ol days
I Kine ami ratified in Council this 24th
il ty lil .1 une loot.
I?. A. HODGES, Mayor.
THE PLANTERS MOIL BINK
Of Bermettsville, S. G
Resources and Capital
Stockholders Liability
$341,055.31
G?.QOO.OO
Protection to Depositors $406,055.31
Our service ir. evsry Department is Modern and Satisfactory. Interest allowed
by agreement on all time Deposits. Our customers interests carefully and con
fidentially looked atter. I New Deposito!? will receive like consideration.
We solicit your account.
STEPHEN SHELTON, Cashier.
September i, 1904.
A, J, MATHESON, President.
$2000.00 for the Good Guessers
C* ALL and look over
9 The International
Tailoring; Co/s new
Fall and Winter samples.
Pick out the cloth yo?
think will be most
popular and make a
guess as to how many
yards will be sold. The
nearest to the actual
number will be awarded
$i000.00 and the twenty
next best guessers will
be awarded in propor
tionate succession. It
costs nothing to guess, as
the competition is free
to all. Someone is sure
to win; why not you?
Come in and get par
ticulars.
EASY MONEY FOR THE WISE-ACRES I
STILMJSS & ca
TO TIKE ES P?3BL.IO,
I beg to inform the Public thal I represent some Ol
the best FIRE INSURANCE Companies
in the world. Liberal as to Terms and kates.
Try me!
March 10, 1904. JNO. S. MOORE.
NO USE T? WORRY, B UT ?U Al hJ RI G11T OX TO
UT? YOU ~X7ST J^ISTI?
-*? Dry G-ootis, Clothing, Shoes, IN otions **
And Fancy Groceries.
Fresh Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a spoeiulty.
Wo Keep a full line in each Department and xviii fill your Wanta in ouch
AT THE LOWEST PRICliS.
When you conic to Town call and see us. l'hone orders in town delivere d
FRhJE, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and sec us-Nour Douglas1 Drug Store.
TAX NOTICE !
OKI'ICR OK COUNTY TREASURER,
Beanctsvillc, S. C., 8cpt 17, 1904.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho Bookp
for thc collection of Taxe? for Mnrl
toto county for the fiscal year commencing
January ist, 1904 will bo oponed at thc
Treasurer's Oilico in Boonettayillo, S. C.,
nu Saturday Oe tobo r 15th, 1904, and will
reinaan open until December 3I.1t, without
penalty. After that dato tho penalty will
be tiddoil on all unpaid Taxes.
Tho levy is UH follows :
Stato Tax 5 mille
Ordinary County tax 6 milla
Constitutional School tux 3 mills
Total tax levy, 14 mills
SPECIAL SCHOOLS :
Antioch 2 mills
Bounty Spot, 3 mills
Boykin 2-1 mills
I'.ennettsville 4 milis
Bri?hthvillo 2 A milln
CLIO 2.', mills
Ebenezer 2 mills
Kollock 2 A millH
Lester 2 A mills
McColl ?I mills
Tatum 4 milla
Willis 2 milla
Toll Tax of Ono Dollar on nil nblo bodied
malo pomona from the ngoa of 21 to 60
years. Commutation Hoad Tax of One
Dollar ou all able bodied malo persons from
18 to 50 yearn of ago.
J. H. THOMAS,
Treasurer Marlboro County.
KILLED ACCIDENTALLY
While handling n pun that was out nf]
order is usually the story. Now. in
order to prevent accidental killin;
anti to ho sure and , kill when you
want to, I have employed an ,expert
Gunsmith from Charleston, H. C., who)
has my gun repairing department in
charge, We are prepared lo do a y
kind of fine gun repairing in fnctoiy
order. Give na a trial anil you will
he convinced that we are prepared" to j
gi . 0 you satisfaction in price, wot!
in insliip and promptness
S. J. PKAKSON,
The Jewlcr.
- Weare headquarters for
Butter and Cheese. \Ve keep
nothing but t lie very best, ana
guarantee both to suit yon or
refund your money.
W. M. Rowe.
I
Town Tax ?Notice
"Y"I?E Town Rooks will ho oponed for co!
I lection of taxes un Heal H?tate mid
Persona! Property on October ist aud CIOHO
Deo 31 1904 ufior which tho penalty wi 1
bc lidded and collected. The levy is us fol
lows:
Current Exponaos 15 '-ta ou $100
Int on lt. It. Bondn 21 cN on $100
Sinking Fund It It > eta on ?100
Int Elcctiio Light lion.Is 14 ctn on $100
Sinking fund E h Bonds 4 eta on $ioo
Total 59ctHou$ico
liy order of tho Council
MILTON M OL A UKIN, Clerk.
Sept 21 J1304.
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Teacher's Exaination.
Pursuant to au order nf tho State.
Board ol Education, thc rog lar l'ail
examination for Icaeliors' certificates
I will bc held in thc ('curt House nt
Benncttsville on Friday ( >ct, 21,1901.
j The examination will begin promptly
>it \) n. ni , ami all applicants should
\, . mi hand al this hour.
In addition to the i i gular subjects,
applicants will he examined on
'Hugh's Mistakes in Teiicliing."
'Petermun s Civil GovernnietH,"
'Silas Mumer," "lOnocli Arden" und
Current History.
\V. h. STANTON,
Cliin'n Co Board ol'Ed.
Sept 10th, 1001
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
EST MKS. NICI.I.IK T. IIKKUINO,
HAVING this day filed in tho Prob 1*0
JudgeH cilloo of Marlboro County wv
ft ii ni rotnru UH administrator of ubovo m
tate, notice ?H horoby given that I will i?p>
I ply lo fluid court on Ibo 2 nu day of Octo
ber A D. I904, for 1 lina) discharge in
H'lih iidiniidstrutor.
ii c. UKHRINO,
Qualified Adin'r.
Sept 21, 1904
.JsTi?oinrr.^aamt^.-.nr^ w ;c >e?
; Okra and tomatoes only
?(ir a! (Mandu Moores
Thc Hnsstd Wagons .Oman
Mr. 1*. A. H Au , i- .MH-'.iuj?e?o?Sjht
[i-f these dumbie wngon? -?e negrleas.
iwodiorso, every one ol thuread rapdly
teed against a>?y defect ?apase of 200
or wormanahip. ^the negroes
* jlacks will
In Har