The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, October 28, 1904, Image 3
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S. A. BROWN - - - Editor
Friday, October 28, 1904.
KabRrrlptlon Price:
Ono year._$ 1.00
Six months.50
Three mouths.25
PEN AND SCISSOR GRAPHS
Dr. Van Hoffman of Sumter
shot himself Monday about noon
and died soon after. No cause
known.
Edward Kelly, who killed Hen
ry Bradshaw in Darlington Octj
8, was granted hail hy Judge Al
drich at Ohoraw last. Thursday.
Tho amount of bail was fixed at
$5,009.
Tho Democrat hau uo patience
with tho wild c iticisms of Gov
ernor Iloywnrd in commuting tho
sentence ol Hoyt Hayos. We be
liovo ho was right. Tho doubts j
are not suflicieut for pardon, and
imprisonment for lifo is a humane
sense of jiiBtico. We aro proud of
our Governor.
FROM KOLLOCK.
Mr. Editor-As I have not seen
anything from these pnrls tor some
time will givo you a tew dote. Cotton
picking will soon be over-short ero))
this year
Miss Lucy Pegues is back from
Flat Ruck, ?. C., where ehe has been
on a visit.
Messrs ll. lt., P. li , and S. C. Pe
gues aro back at Charleston to lesuine
their studios at Porter's Military
Academy.
Among those at Columbia lin-- week
are Maj R M and O M Pegues, Mr
F W Pogues and wife, Miss Carrie
K Pliegues, Mr F P li Pegue?, and
wife, Miss Lucy Pegues, and Mr. W.
li Peg cs.
Miases Mag aud Ol nier Moore will
leave Wednesday night lo take in the
Worlds Fair tit Pt Louis.
Mr. T D Lashley raid little son
George Dewey, were in Raleigh last
week hiking iii tho Fair.
Miss Mary Pegu?is ".3 visiting Mrs
J P Smith at Hurtsville this weok
Mies .Nancy Pogues is attending
school at Rockingham.
Mrs AV C Leak ol Rockingham who
has been on a visit to her f-ister Mis.
F P li Pogues, baa returned home
Mr. F \Y Davis who was our clover
R R agent here for quite awhile, has
resigned and located in Raleigh. Wc
regret lo lose Mr and Mrs Davis He
ia succeeded by Mr P W Smith of
Bhiudy, S C, who seems to be sn ex
cellent gentleman and has a very
clever wife.
Mrs tinnies McArthur and children
who have been on a visit to her sister
1 .
ailinn with Caj?, i h \La . ?.. (? W
and family will in a few day? move 11
Virginia We regret lo lose Mr. Frost
and family. He lias Bold out his big
saw mid and planning outfit to Hick
Ann Lumber Co., of Lynchburg, Va.
.lack Frost this morning the first ol
the season.
Oct 24, 04, REX.
' "Do you think your father would ob
jed to your marrying me?"
Klin-4,Jf ho thinkfl nu 1 do he certain
ly would; and, if you don't got Kinjr.fi Cat
arrh (.'uro, and biko it for bad ho uti),
you've got to pit further away.1
No man haw nn excuse for had Breath
whoa BonncttavHle Drug C'>, oalla a posi
tivo cure-guaranteed, for $1.00.
What is the si/o ol' your Hat?.
When you'vo boen with tho boys al
night and have a dark brown taBto om:
your hoad foela too big for your hat, cal
at liennottsvillo Pharmacy nnd got a ioc,
packago Captura. Ic will raako your hal
lit bettor. Convenient to carry in tin
pocket The genuine has name Barwell iS
Dunn Co.
V?L??BLR LA?I) FOR lill
?tier lor sale my larm situated a bou I
nile north ol Ked Springs, N- C ,
lining 127-j acres-about 75 acres
cd. There is a very good 3 room
liing house on the premises. For
1er particulars, please WM ile to mc
at jjhmbcrtori, N. C. Persons desiring
to iook over t!.:s laiul can do so by ma<
king application to Mr. J, purcell. Red
Spring's. I also otter lor sale two build
ing lots in thc '?'own ol Ked Springs,
Containing hall acre each.
A. Wi MeLu.w.
Oct :!7 I'.lol, Luniberton, N. (j.
He Knows Now.
T. H. Berber, ?1 large cotton planter
of South Carolina fluid.- "For ten yenrfl I
buffered with Hovero headache rog ular
ppl.tting, unfitting mo lor bu* iuen.s and
putting mc in bcd. j find only Looa Head
ache and Neuralgia Remedy never fnils to
euro ino promp iv." A Hcinntifiu eure.
Bold hy Bennetts/di-.! I'hhrmaojr,
Rome Fino Cot? on.
Mr. Wm Spears of Hebron
brought to town Tuesday samples
ol' his i tn proven Texas Wood cot
ton. His care and attention has
given iiim Heed that yield him
42>. lbs of lint from 100 pounds of
seed, lt is a five.lock boll cotton,
easy to pick and will bo popular
among farmers.
The Election.
Tiiceo conditions determino tho troubla
The euro ii certain---a good thorough
eoniHo of Dr. Kb g'fi Blood and Liver Pill?
(they purify tho blood ard Ciior?i/.o thu
liv?>) ?fl as a ppring housecleaning
thoroughly renoval CM and chinna tho fly?
Um and if followed hy Dr. King's Karfln"
parilla you are ready for tho wear of Hum
mer woik and fitted fur lt. Tho prico of j
these best of all Bills ?H 25?. Thcto nro
nr no PO goi d an king,*
Oct from lb nn-utflville Pharmacy.
A BIG CIRCUS DAY,
The Famous'Eorepaugh and Sells
Brothors Arenio Combination
Coming.
"I am," enid Dr. Samuel Johnson, "tho
piont fr'cnd of pupilo amusements, for tbey
keop tho pooplo from vico." und although
thoto woro no circones io tho ponderous old
philosopher's day, could ho enjoy tho one
bearing tho titlo of Foropnugh and Sells
Brothers F.anrraoua Shows United il would
doubtless strengthen bia opinion of tho
good sonso of his dictum. It is as oonspi.
cncuB for good rosnagement, unobj~olioi:
nblo entertainment und wholesome fuu os
for tho possession of olmo.it unlimited ro
sources, both in performance and prcsonta
Mon. Of tho gonoral charactor of tho oxhi
bit ion it need only bo said th at it ombrnoes
avcrything most popular ID its Uno, bosidca
?aolliding Bomo vory unusual special feat
ures, nraong which tho following aro ex
pioited io its advertisements, and Boeni to
ilcseryo to bo: In its menagerie, for exam
ple, will bo found n collection of fourteen
living full-grown Polar boars; ni larger mun
ir r thah wero probably uvor herutoforo soon
together at ouo timo oven by Arctic cxp'.o
rers. Tho first nppcarat.ca in Amorica of
Tho Bruin LocuBions, tho famous French
family of 7 equestrians ot-both sexos, In
troducing thoir commingl?d bareback and
Rour in-hand Park Break aorobatio porfor
tnnnccB, desorves special moution, BB tho
only outiroly new circus feature known to
tho arena for tho past fifty yoara. in cyc
ling sensations tho show is phenomenally
trong and thrilling. Tha nchiovoncnt of
Diavolo in "looping tho loop'' on a bioyclo
id a daro devil accomplishment that has
given him wor'd wido promiuaucc. Prodi
gious Porthos, tho French professional ox
perfc, who on his cyclo leaps across a chasm
50 fcot widoj is apnrulled fouturo. Cyolono
t-pirally uscending awheel tho perpendicu
lar insldo of ''Tho D?vil's Cbimuoy," sur
passes all previous whirling wonders, Mons
Hilbert is still another French sonflationa
li-t, who IIIPO makoa his first nppoaranoco
in lt.is country. In ono of his equestrian
acts lifting nsulky hy its thills, he leaps
Miercivith onto the hare huck of his horso,
and tu another, nftar performing roniarki
Mit feats of jugglery ?ti a park cart, drawn
around tho nico conreo, ho finishes by bul?
nttcing tho cart on hin OulU. Thon, again,
tho S/. vrvp^i Fr?tiez Troupo of flunr^arian
Magyars make their loft anywhoro tvway
from home appearance, in singularly emo
tional dances and wildly strenuous acrobu
tic performances, peculiar to thc strange
I pooplo tn which they belong. Moro sur
I prising strangers arc tho four Marthicks
j thu funniest and most original bnrtcEquera
I Tumi Froglticd.
In Military features thc show is notably
strong and uni.110. It presents thc Aurora
/..maven, those musketeers and marchera
?if international lotiown, to wlinmo every
other military organization io tho world
presents arms in recognition of thoir 000
ccded fcupcriority in both drill and manuel
Thc names of tho drona celebrities is leg
ton. Those dancing mountains, thc Fore?
pangh ?l?phant?, and thoir military brcth
orn, tho Sells Brothera inaRt."-.! mn, arc ac
knowledged the world ov.tr li; ! . ive moro
wit dom in their heads and moto tricks ii
their tm;,ks then ary others of their spo
nies Tho boree show is made: up of tho
noblest blue blood of many strains, and
includes such conspicuous illustration*
of j
ii.-i i.r >h f . mit: . .u . Thu .tatty |
? . : puyado iuelude? ?rkiu?ial and ?Hi- j
iii 11.-, J.ni,i...- utting *. ftatity I
li cenaerc? to tho British Viceroy dur
iez :io Durbar at Dolhi, India, and tho
ti'jcjiid representing tho lteroe-i of all our
victorious wars, with tho uniforms and
ni itpraonts appertaining lo each.
these arc merely glimpses, but suffieionfc
In suggest raro and abundant entertain
ment for all. Will bo in Rennellsvillo
Snturduy November 12th.
SALIS OF RML18TATB.
~QY virtue of the authority conferred
? on me by power of attorney, duly
ri iv? I regularly executed, I will oller lor
sale bet?re thc court house door in Iien
ncltsvillc on the lirst Monday in Novem-"
her next, to the highest binder for OASH.
the one half undivided interest anti estate
ol in and to all that certain piece, parcel
or tract ot land situate in the county ol
Marlboro and State of South Carolina,
containing One Hundred and Twenty
Six Acres, more or less, bountied north
hy lands Catherine and Margaret Mc
Laurin. east by Swett Swamp, south hy
land J. I) Huestess (formerly State land
ol Douglas Calhoun) and west hy lands
ol Novelle Rennett ; the one hall interest
10 be sold being the samt.' conveyed hy
.1. Il Green, an Sherill, tn George A.
Wagener. by deed dated November 12.
I.SoS. and ; eoe.lcd n office ol the Clerk
ol Circuit Court ol the county and State
aloresaid, in Hook '\" of Deeds and
Conveyances, pages 125-126. and said
ir;irt ol land being the same heretofore
devised in anti by the last will ami les?
lament ol Catherine McLaunn to lt. ll.
11 ?per and Mi-,s Martha .lane Hoper.
Iv Nt ?X LIVINGSTON
Attorney in lad.
nennet 1*ville, S. C. Oct 24, 1001.
SHERRIFF SS?cfr5
STATT, ()!;" SOUTH CAUOLTNA
('..mn''.- ol' Marlboro-Cmin ol Coin?
mon Pleas.
D. D. Met Old.. Plaintiff,
-against
S. J. Mr 1 uni -, as Administrator, and
others Defendants.
S N obedience to an order ol Foreclosure
i anti Sale in the fib >v<: s tated case,
signed by thc Honorable 1! O Purdy,
presiding Judge, dated June :7th. 1904.
! will sell at public outcry hi; highest
bidder lor cash, before the Court Home
door <d Marlboro county on thc Fl ({ST
MONDAY ol N'ovemher next, the fol
lowing described real estais, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel, or tract
ol land situate. lying and being in the
Coent) (?! Marlboro State of South Caro
lina, containing Three Hundred and ten
acres, bounded on the North by lands
lotnwrly belonging to Harrie: Odom; on
the i'.tst and South by lands lormcrlv
owe :d by C. B Pate; on the West by
Na d ("reek, being the same whereon
II. .. Odon resided at thc time ol his
deal ., the same being conveyed to him
hy C, P. Townsend, Commissioner in
l'qtiity. by deed dated November 2nd
. recorded in Book ''IV page 600 in
M.; ster's office at Benncttsville, S. C.,
less -.tx 1 y acres heretofore sold oil ol thc
sa: .c under thc above proceedings, Only
so tniich ol the said track will be sold
as will pay and discharge the mortgage
tleht and interest ol J.K. McNnir and
all the costs and disbursements provided
tor by saitl order- the part to be sohl
will be cut off by a surveyor and plat ex
hibited on the day ot sale.
J. B. OREEN, s. M. c.
Bennctisville, S. C., Oct, 16, 1904.
Notice of Election
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS AND
ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND ViCE
PRESIDENT.
STATE of SOOTH CAROLINA, ^
COUNTY OF MARLBORO. j
Notice is hereby given that an elec
tion will be held at the several prcsincts
established by law in Marlboro County,
on Tuesday, November 8. A. D I9O4
for Member ol Congress from The Sixth
Congressional District and for Presiden
tial Electors, pursuant to the Constitu
tion and the laws of the State ot South
Carolina.
Polls at each voting place will bc
opened at seven o'clock a, in , and clos*
ed at lour o'clock p rn',
Thc lollowing named persons have
been appointed Managers tt> conduct
said election, to wit;
Adaraavillo -L D New to:?, W ? PoarsDD
Theo L Breedon.
Banncttn ville -C S Chaflii, W P Cov
ington, T L Gr?nland.
BrightDvillo-Lawrence !1 English, W ?do
Stubbs, B B Odom
Rrownnvilto-W A R.ig.ir.t, John Me
Callum, Zack Drako.
Clio-John Oulhoun, J E McLeod, Lovi
Ivoy.
Hebron-E \V Smith, Tilden Lao, T
A. Covington.
Kollocks-T 8 Smith, O M Poguoa,
Jamos Bounctt.
MeColt-Coolon William'!, B V flmoot,
JuliuH Covington.
Joo QulokB X Roads - H S Graul, 'A T
Pcnraon, A Joan ph Qoiok.
Red Hill-John I R.>?-ors, Win Evonn,
B II Covington.
Tatum-A B Hamer, Alexander Stan
ton, Humor Easlorlii?^.
.
On thc day ol thc (flection the Mana
gers must organize by the election ol
a chairman: a clerk may be named il
necessary. The chairman elected is
empowered to administer oaths to the
other Managers and clerk.
Thc M?nagers have the power to fill
any vacancy, and il none ol thc Mann
gers attend, thc citizens can appoint
.Managers Irom among thc qualified
voters, who. alter being sworn. can
conduct the e'eciton.
At the close ol thc elec io 1 thc Man
agers must proceed publicly to Op?':n I
the ballot boxes and count thc ba"
therein, and continue without adjourn
ment until thc same is completed, anti
make a statement ot the result thereof)
and sign thc same.
Within three days thereafter, the
Chairman ol thc Hoard, or some one
designated by the Board, must deliver
to the Commissioners ol Federal Elec
tions tim poll list, the boxes containing
the ballots, and signed statements ot
the result ol the election:
Une of the above named Manager
for each precinct must call upon the
Hoard nt Commissioners at Uenncttsvillc
on Monday Nov 7. IU04 tn receive the
ballot boxes, poll lists and instructions
and to qualify
C. E.'BXUM,
1). K STANTON,
s. P. \ n \ ?vj -?
Comm'i s o'I cd ? Lil < i's,
ron AM?iNdME?ild IU ute ujo - L 1
TUTION.
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, l
County ol Marlboro. J
Notice is hereby gi\e:i (hat an election
will bc held ut the several p rocino ts cs
inbiished by law ?11 Marlboro County, ou
Tuesday November -, PJ04, for the {'ol
lowing officers to v..
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Stale
Treasurer, Secretary ot' State, Attorney
General, Superintendent ol Kducation,
omptrollcr General, Adjutant and In
spector General, one Hai?ro.id Commis
sioner, Solicitor, three Representatives,
Sheriff, Clerk ot Court. County Supervi
sor, Coroner, Supt ol Kducation.
Pursuant to the Constitution of South
Carolina an cloe;ion will bo held at tho
.ame time and place for amendments to
thc Constitution ol' South Carolina pur
suant to the terms of Joint Resolutions
Nos :iS3. :iS4 and :tSf> (Acts of South
Carolina, pp 674, 675 and 676), a fol
lows
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing to
Amend Section 'J. of Article 111, of
thc State Constitution so as to Provide
for Biennial Sessions ol' the General
Assembly.
Section I. Be it Resolved by the G cu
nnii Adorably ol'the State ol'South Caro
lina, That tho followio? amendment lo
tho Constitution ol tho Sine ol'Sou'li
Caioliua be submitted In the qualified
electors of the Slate at tho next general
elect iou for Representatives, ?nd il' 11
mpjority of the elector? qualified to vote
Cor members ol'tho Geucr.il Assembly,
voting thereon, shall vole in I'tvor of such
amendment, and u maj rrity of each
brunch of tho Oericr.il Assembly, shall
liter such election, and before ano. ie e
ratify the same amendment by vous und
nays, Section '.. nf Article 1 11, of ibo
Constitution, relating lo tho legislative
Department, bc aincndod hy adding at' .ji
llie word "place" i.i lino ton of said Sec
tion, ibo words "until thc end .>i' ?he s- .-.
sion occuring in IDUth after which the
s-;'nl sessions shall bc hold iii the ?
time und place biennially;'' sn th u san!
section as umonded shall read ns l"!lows.
Thc annual session of thc <? ireral As
sembly heretofore elected, fixed by tko
( 'ons' billion ol' thc year eighteen huudrcd
and sixty eight, to convene on ?tte fourth
Tuesday of November, in the year eight
een hundred and niuoty live, is hereby
postponed, and ilia ailie sh-JI ho con
vened and hold iii the city of Columbia
on tho .-ecori ! Tuesday of.l.inmiry in tho
year eighteen hundred and ninety six.
The first session of the General As*
-.em hiv elected umlur L 11?Constitution
shall convene in Columbia on tho second
Tuesday in Jnnuaiy, in tho year eighteen
hundred . tiinety-soveu, and thereafter
ann . >lly at the Barrie lime ind place un
til tho end of tho sc?sion occurioq in 1906,
alter which tho sai i ses ions shall bc held
at the same lim J and place hieunially.
Should the casualties ol war or conta
gious dis "ases render it unsafe to meet at
ibo seat if government, theo the Gover
nor may, by proclamation, appoint a
more secure and convenient place of moot
ing. Members of tho General Assembly
shall not receive any compensation ?or
moro than lorty days ol' soy ono session;
Provided. That this limitation -hall not
affect tho first four sessions ol the Gouer
ul Assembly under thin Constitution,
Seo 2. That tho question of adopting
tho amendment prefaced in tho foregoing
Section shall bo submitted to ibo electors
as follows: Those in favor of tho amend
merit shall deposit a ballot with thc fol - j
lowing words plainly printed or written 1
thereon: "OonmUunonal amendment to
Beet inti '.I of Artiele III of thc State Con-? |
Rtitution, adding after tho word 'place' in
lino ten ol'said Section tho words 'until J
tho end of I)? 3 so.-.'.on ocou ; i
af tor which thc ?aid .?bvsi?ria ? ; .'
ar. tho fame timo and uluco 1
Vcs."
...Those opposed to Haid niuo?mifii
fhnll cu?>t a ballot with lito ' ?t
wolds plainly printed or- written lhere?.?:
"Coiistiiu'iouM unioudniftht to Sci ion <>
of Article ill of tho Slate < ' >h* i '.
.idoine after tho word 'pince'
of said Soctiou tho words 'n > > '. . ?
ol't ho fo.s.-ion o vinic; iii ' ?
which the fr?id session i Kind, bi tit ?
tho sr.iii j limo und place li
Xo.V
Approved thc 11th day ol
A. D. huit.
A JOINT RESOLUTION .
tho Constitution FO as to Perm
General Assembly to Enuc " ? ?
?Special haws nu tlie Suhjec ' >.- '
Ont. Opooinc. Ahorme, un
Road? nu! 5lighwitys, and
Ago at Which Citizm? Sbi
ject to Road or Other Public Dui
Section 1. lb? it Jb'solvft'l li li
oral 'Assembly nf tho Statu
Carolina. That tho inllpwiiis; r.
to tho Constitution l.c agre
.hat the. fr.n rptc^Uotis in vp) y .
tmondmout lia mbmitted H:\ .
?lui next gen vd election lo I he ?
qualified t.i vote for mouibi
llou-e of Representativos, viz: li
sha1! bo added to tho ('oust
Billowing additional Ari icio, t
bored properly in thc conscci
ol'ita adoption, to bo dcsigu-ib
t:olo i>rAmendments to t
tut ion.'' wliipll shill read as fol
'* Article of Aiiicndti?
Constitution "
Section 1. Tho General A?
this Slate may enact local or s|
CJD :erninir tba laying out. open
ing or working roads or high
o .ncerning thc providing for t
which ci1 ?zens shall bo subjoo
duty, and cnuoorninir lirninairo.
Si e 2- Tint Sablivi.ii?n IT
divisiou IX nf Section 84, of A
of Ute Constitution, nra hereby i ?.
Approved the IS.h day ol'
A. D. I'M i
A db:.N'T RK?OlilllTO? Pr?
Amend Section T, Anido VI'
Constitution, llclatiug to Mc
Romlcd indebtedness?
MoKtion i. Rc it ii??biyoii lo' itv
al A-em' Iv ofilia Stntb of Si n
lint, ihhi ibo following ame:
S eti.iii v Aniclo VIII of ibo
lion, !>" agreed to: A Id as tin c .
nf (he following wo d ' Provided
That thc I/.mita'i ins im poa ii
Section and Section Artic
ibis Cohvtitution. shut! liol applj
ed indebtedness incurred liv t!
Greenville, bul sahl city of G.-coi
inere.ise itu brm lilli hidobtodllO
m.inner pr.willed in said Sooth
Article te an auionnt not exceed
Pt-rceut, ofihc value! af tin fax:
(.rty th'.iroiu, where rho n:o
bond* an? mu?ted solely lo tin
of pa*i indebtedness, io exp
liabilities ie. mrrcd ur io be incur
improvement-; of strait's an.l
and ? ir providing sewerage foi
or uuy part ihorobP, lui purol
tubliYliiiiK. owning cr opnr?th
works or electric light plauts.
Sec 2 IMP <li> question of
this amendment sind submit
next gi coral election to t!ie .
follows: Those io H:vor of ih
meet shall di;po-it ? bilk??, wii
lowing words plainly prime-'.] .
thereon' "Constitutional aihc
Section seven, of Article ->h
Constitution, rolating io the
c irpor.itions and polie : regulad
Thoae opposed to said amend
? lihiirdy pr i ri I ... ie : i ii . .:...
i>i!iijt.ionni .. .n ! ?'iii bf ?'j.lictiijti s?vo?'
. '.:... . .ol. ??'?.
j A. D. HMM.
Polln at. ea. h ?. itiug place will bi
I od nt seven o'clock -.. ni undolosu
; o'clock p ni. ^
I The following named poison: i
! boen ... pointed Ma?an?is of Elco in
State ?un? Couoty Ollliers, to wit.
AiltimBville- Loo Adam?. Archie
or, Po: ter Fletcher.
Bennettavilla-T F MoUtio, T M
lt 15 Orralami.
Brightsvitlo-A O Tuell, E J Lil.
Odom.
Brownsville-J F Allon, Elgar
M E Urlgman.
Clio - lt G [lorriug, Alonso MoLc
J Covington,
II Oren-J F McK inion, I) H E
J T Clark.
K ?ll'jiika--W ll Penuca, Fruulc Q
L Langley,
otoColl-Simoon MoLnurin, Gr
Tulum, Jell I) Morrison.
J io Quick's X Road*--J 1) Stunt:
I) Grant, A A Brown.
Ked Hill- I,mo Nupior, E.l. Won
It T Jockaon.
Tu tn rn-Luther fl Stanton, O T I
L 1) Manabip.
(bi thc lav nf olec ion thc Mm
inual organixi by thu election rifa C
mai und a Clerk i! liceotsary. The (
nr.'i ' icotcd ii empowered to a lni'
oat hs?
'Mi - Managers h ive the power
any vacaiwy, anil if II ma of the .Man
atti n i. Tu.: citizens cati appoint
am nig tho qualified v.itcrs 'lie Man:
who after being swahi, can ond?;
election.
At tlio closd of ill'! election the \
gors ?nil?Clork must proofed publi
open tho ballot hiixa- lind eon nt th
lo;-; ihoreiu, -o l eominu! witina
jniiruthoni until (hu eamo.is (.?inp!
ano m i' . i dalouietit nf the rcs.ult
ea eh iii?ii' ?.; 1 " .-1 !i amen hue.
iii : ( Jotipjin. i .. ?i :i i i^n tli- same.
Within '.'<:.-: days (licroitT?cr,
Cb drinan of lbj Una: 1, Or sohie om
sigiia'ed hy the l>1. ihiist doliv
i ii ' '. !i iu;u's-ioiiei''i nf K eotiati the
li- , thc boxes containing ?li: l?i'!->:s
Wi ?Men stntcnt'uus nf ibo result ol
o\;ci ion
Ono of thc iib ?vc hamed Manager
oacli ; . cine! mi.t cd! upiii tho ll
nf Co io; iop.er.s, at tho Court ll
Nov V, 100-1 tn receive ballot boxes;
list.- and instruction t and to qualify,
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IMSUMPTION Price
ti tr Un ii OUGHSond 80c&$1.
g (rW'"-nS Freo Tria
SiiroHu cud Quickest Curo for
THROAT and LUNG TROU
XiEB, or TrlON??Y BACK.
fecf- Pipes und Smokers Suppl!
endless vurie'y can bo found nt ?
Douglas' Drug Stoio.
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iT AUCTION 5
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--llEonday Nor* j|
JE&&,?30L oar Bliirt?
Sale commences promptly at 10,30 a. m.
m WILL K ii D\rfolui BARGAINS DONT MISS IT I
And Attend This Big Sale.
5?ET' Col. J. E. Ferguson, of Atlanta, Ga., will be Auctioneer,
Oct. 2oi9n.i. POLLER BROS.
1ST O ?3? I O ES _
TE have positive instructions from the Exporters we represent
NOT TO BUY A HALI? OK COTTON, with over 0 yards bagging
d six ties on it. If any more, we will be forced to reject it or
luct 00 cents per bale. These instructions are linal to us and
course we will have to abide by them.
C. E. EXUM, Agt Ohas. E. Johnson & Co.
J. Cf. BARRON, Agt Inman & Co.
J. F. EVERETT, Agt Rogers, MoCabe & Co.
T. P. RICAUD, Agt Alex. Sprout & Co. .
?ennettsyille, S. C.T October 3, 1004. .
OUR PLANT is the most modern in this state, and (j
Weare using the most up to-date methods in the /?
handling of work sent us That's one reason why we ?.
save our patrons linen. Send us your next Bundle.
LAURENS STEAM LAUNDRY.
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Novelty work for builders u.-c ?it
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will take your orders.
, 1903.
FOR SALE.
Valuable Resident Property
IN KAST BENNETTSVILLE
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CONSISTING of 2i| ucroB, ono l?rR0 Ho
eidonco- 6 rooina. Kino wator, nup
plied liy pomp r?t door of Htovo room. Oue
acrynnt IIOIIHO, bar nu, utnblen, ?fco.
Ono i til tillar rcRidcnco, 5 tooms. Kino
water, suppliod by pump.
Thia property to bo sold for partition.
If not told this property will ho foi
rent for 1905.
UH nicoly Bitaated, perfectly drained and
houlthy. If you want ono of the bcia
resident proportion in Bounottaville now i?<
your limo. Apply to
Aug. 10. Q. W. WADDHJ..
AT 10 Pl? CUNT AM (HST.
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fy i4;z Inspection will decide the matter, Hg?
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8 G. W. Waddill & Son., ?
Sept 8, 1904
RBWARB OP illili Bliflfil?!
Do you wasat the best Hay F ress
that has ever been on our
market?
?We have a car Xioad of them and
are selling them at. $60 each
If You expect to buy a BUGGY, a WAGON
or a SET OF HARNESS, be sure to see me
? Have just Heceived Two Gai'
Loads of BUGGIES, One ??r
WAGONS, And 100 SBTS Of
HARNESS.
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*7.05 a. m.,
Leave Bennettsville
Arrive Cheraw
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
* Direct connections at Ohe raw with through trains to
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Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, Buffalo, Pittsburg auJ all points North and East.
Thc short linc anl quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville,
? ? Tampa, Montgomery, New Orleans and "
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|| Ci!Al!F. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A J., Ry, Savannah, Ga.
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<"T0?L?T"? ARTICLES ^QF^ EVHRY ^K?ND^
Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplie,
P&imts, Oils, Vara?s?i, Brus?ten,
GLASS and PUTTY.
^w_FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ^>
t?as*Prescriptions carefully compounded ot uti hour
und guaranteed lo be of thc 1'arest UrugV and
reasonable prices.
A tull line barden Seed & Onion Sei?.
Thankful for past liberal patronage xoe solidi a conliniiancco?crr.e
j, T, DOUGLAS & BRO.
Jaanury: 1. 1904. AT THS 0*E> S?A?J?.