The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, October 28, 1904, Image 4

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li J S. A. Ii ito 1FN - - - Editor Friday, Ootober 28, 1904. KohRrrlptlon Price: One year.S3 1.00 Six months.50 Three months.25 PEN AND SCISSOil GRAPHS Dr. Van Hoffman of Sumter shot himself Monday about noon natl died soon after. No cause known. Edward Kelly, who killed flou ry Bradshaw in Darlington Oct 8, was granted hail by Judge Al drich at Choraw last Thursday. The amount of hail was fixed at $5,000. Tho Democrat has uo patience with tho wild criticisms of Gov ernor Ileywnrd in commuting tho sontence ol Hoyt Hayos. Wo be lieve ho was right. The doubts are not ?uf?cicnt for pardon, and imprisonment for lifo is a humane KO uso of justice. Wo arc proud of our Governor. PROM KOLLOCK. Mr. Editor-As I have not seen anything from these parla tor some time will givo you a lew dote. Cotton picking will soon be over-short crop this year Miss Lucy Pegues ia hack from Flat Ruck, ?. C., where ehe has been on a visit. Mewl li. R , P. B , and 8. C. Pe gues aro hick at Charleston to i estime their Etudi?s at Porter's Military Academy. Among those at Columbia this week aro Maj R M and ? M Pegues, Mr F W Pegues ami wife. Miss Car Hr K Puegnes, Mr F P B Pogues, und wife, Miss Lucy Pegues, ard Mr. W. B Pc g es. Misses Mag und Olni.-r Moore will leave Wednesday uig'Uttotako in the W^tHis Fu?rirt Pt'Louis. ?S Mr. T L> Lashley and little son George Dewey, were in Raleigh Just week taking thc Fair. Miss Marv Pogues ia visiting Mis. J P.'Smith at Hartville this week MibK Mano Y Pogues is attending school at Rockingham. Mrs W C Leak ol Rockingham who has been on a visil to her sister Mis. F P B Pegues, has returned hume Mr. F \V Davis who was our clever R R agent here, for tpiito awhile, has resigned and located in Raleigh. We regret lo IOHO Mr and Mrs Davis Ile is succeeded by Mr I' W Smith of Blondy, S (J, who seems to bu HU ex cellent gentleman und has a very ede vcr wife. Mrs James McArthur and children w ho have been on a visit to her sister Mr i \V QOi k .; I !\ j t\ sifioh with Capt i K ofailoy; t:l \V . ihitb jj?vi ig le?iginic.) ' f-y.iiy.,' ' . liusib?til and family will in a few days move t > Virginia We regret to loae> Mr. Frost and family. Ile lias sold out his big saw msiriuiu planning outfit to Hick S-n Lumber Co., of Lynchburg, Va. .lack Frost thia morning the first ol the season. Oct 24,04. BEX. ' "Do you think your father would ob ject to your marrying mt'?" Rho-'"If ho li.inks ns I do he certain ly would; and, if you don't get King.s Cat? arrh Cure, and tako it for bad breath, you've yot to sit further away." No man has an excuso tor had Breath whoa Bonncttnville Drug t?o , sells a posi tive cure-guaranteed, for $1.00. What Ls tho size of your Hat?. When you've been with tho boys ni' night und have a durk brown taste and your head feels too big for your hat, call at BcnnottHvillo Pharmacy and got a toe, puckago Captura. It will make your hat fit better. Convenient to enrry in tho pocket Thc genuine has name Barwell iV Dunn Co. un onb?j ilTcr lor sale my larm situated about nile north ol Red Springs. N- (J . tining 127A acres-about 75 acres cel. There is a very gootl 3 room liing house on the premises. For mt particulars, piense wt he to me at ijitmbcrton, X. ('. Persons desiring to look over this land can do so by ma?, king application t... Mt. J, Purcell, Ked Springs. I also oller lor sale two build ing lots in thc Town ol Bed Springs, containing hall acre each. A. W, MCLI?AN, Oct 27. 1001. Luiiihcrtom N. (.'. He lino-.vs Now. T. ll. Harber, a largo co'ton planter of Routh Carolina said; "For ton years I buffered with severe headache regular ppl.tting, unfitting me tor bn-incas and potting roe in bcd. 1 find only Leo's Henil ache and Neuralgia Remedy nover fails te euro mo promp ly." A scientific cure. !:.old hy Bennetts.-iii-! Pharmacy, Rome t mc Cotton. Mr. Wm Spears of Hebron brought to town Tuesday samples ol' his improved Texas Wood cot ton. His cure and attention has given him seed that yield him 42\ lbs of lint from 10O pounds of shed, lt is a five.lock boll cotton, easy to pick aud will ho popular among farmers. Thc Election. Thcso conditions determino tho trouble Thc cuto it ecrluin-a good thorough coursa of Dr. King's Mood and Liver Pills (they purify tho )>lo<d aral encrgiz-i the liv. > ; is r.s 11 spring housecleaning - thoroughly renoval es and donna tho sys tem and if followed hy Dr. King's Sarsa parilla you aro ready for tho wear of slim mer wotk and fitted for lt. Tho price of these best of all Pills is 250. There are nt no PO good os kinp.s Ucl from Rcmnottsvillo Pharmacy. A BIG CIRCUS DAY, Tho Fiunous'Eorepaugh and Sella Brothers Arenio Oombinatiou Coining .'I am," enid Dr. Samuel Johnson, "tho gieat friend of paplio uimiRC i/ients, for thoy keop tho pooplo from vioo.' und although tboro wcro no circuses io tho ponderous old philosopher's day, could ho enjoy tho ono bearing tho titlo of Foropaugh and Sells Brothers Enormous Shows United it would duubtlcBS strengthen his opinion of the good nonso of Inn dictum. It ?B an con api. ?uoua for good rannngemont, unobjection able entertainment und wholesome fun an for tho possession ot olmo.sfc unlimited rc sources, both in performance and presenta tion. Of tho general character of tho oxhi. bil ion ic need only bo said that it ombraocs everything most popular in its lino, bepidcB including somo vory unusual ppecial feat urea, nrnong which tho following aro ex plotted in ?te advertisements, and eoem to deserve to ho: In ita meungorio, for exam plc, will he found a collection of fourteen living full-grown Polar honra; n larger nam b r tbnb wero probably cvor hereto Toro soon together nt ono limo oven by Arctio oxp'.o rers. Tho first nppearar.C'j in Araorioa of Tho Druin Lacunions, tho famous French family of 7 equestrians ot-hoth sexos, tn tro'.luciug thoir commmgl?d bareback and Eour iu-hand Park Rroak aorobatio perfor mances, deserves Bpeoial raoul ion, na thc only outirely new circus fcaturo known to thc arena for tho paBt ?fty years, in cyc ling ecnsationB tho ehow is phenomenally strong and thrilling. Tho achicvonont of Diavolo in "looping tho loop" on a bicycle is a dare devil accomplishment that hus given him world wido prominence. Prodi gious Porthos, tho Fronch professional ex pert, who on his cyclo leaps across a chasm SO feot widoj ?H apnrulled fonturo. Cyclono spirally ascending nwheel tho porpeudiou lur iuaido of "Tho Davit's Chimnoy," sur paeecB all prcvioua whirling wondorB, Mons. Hahcrt is still another French sensationa list, who uho in uk od his first appoarnuueo in li.is cot.nlry. In ono of hi? equestrian acts lifting a pulley by its thills, he leaps therewith onto thc hare buck of his horne, and iu another, after performing remark ? Wa feats of jugglery in a park uart, drawn around tho nice ooarao, ho finishes hy bal ancing tho cart on hin chin. Then, again, . he Szarvnsi Frene/. Troupe of ilungarinn Magyars moko thoir first anywhoro away from home appearance, in singularly omo Iional dance and wildly strenuous ncroba tic performances, peculiar to thc strange people to which they belong. More sur prising strangers aro tho four Marthicks the funniest and moot original bnrle?qU8ta ?'rom Froglund. In Military features thc show is notably Bti*ong and uuiq.io. it pr?sents thc Aurora Zouaves, those musketeers a'ni marohers nf international louown, to wimma every other military organization In tho world presents arms in recognition of thoir ooo ceded superiority in both drill nad manuel Tho names tif tho circus celebrities is leg ion. Those dnncing niountuiun, thc Fore? pangh elephants, and thoir military breth I ern, the Sells Brothers masted -UP, are ac knowledged the world owr In i ive more witdora in their heads nnd more tricks in their trunks then ary others of their spo-I cics The boree Bhow is made up of thoj noblest blue blood of many strains, and\ includes such conspicuous illustrations of !: . . u-i-VciA \ ; n.rn .: ii I . rtiii ilaityl . -.loada iual?dtts'Oiuttdi?l ?nd, ftlHi-: ie, the iorm?j ix i.^ u titotsiy ? ii tenaerco to tho Umtali Vicoroy dur- I mg ic Durbar at Delhi, India, and tho second representing thu heroes of all our victorious war?, with tho uniforms and uptipraonta appertaining to euch. .1 'lissa arc morely glimpses, but sufficient to suggest raro und abundant entertain ment for nil. Will ho in Boijuctlavillo Suiiirduy Noveinbot 12th. I OF REAL ESTATE. If} V virtue of the authority conferred j?) on me by power ol' attorney, duly and regularly executed, I will offer lor sale belore the court house door in lien nettsvillcon the li 1 st Monday in Novem-' ber next, to the highest binder for CASU. the one hall undivided interest and estate ol in anti to all that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate in the county ot Marlboro and St.itc of South Carolina, containing One Hun.Ired and Twenty Six Acres, more or less, hounded north by lands Catherine and Margaret Mc Baurin. east by Swett Swamp, south hy land J. 1) Huestess (formerly .State land ni Douglas C'dhoun) and west hy lands ol Nevellc Bennett ; the one hall interest io lie sold being the same conveyed hy J. IS (?iveii. an Sherill, lo George A. NVngencr, hy deed dated November 12. i SQ5, and r corded in office ol tin; Clerk ?.<! Circuit Coori ol the county and State aloresaid, in Book ' !" cf Deeds anil Conveyances, pages 125-126. and said iract ol land being the same heretofore devised in and by the last will and les? lament ol Catherine McLaunn to ll. 15. Hoper and Mi^s Martha Jane Hoper. KNOX :.! V?N?3TON, .Attorney in lact. Bennett-? ville, S. C. Oct 24, ] 001. SHERRIFF SALES. STAT!; QV SOUTH CA HOM NA - County ol' Marlboro-Court ol Uom nion Picas. I?. i>. MeCOI.il.;. Plaintiff, -against - S. .J. Mclnnis, a-? Administrator, aud others Defendants. 3 N obedience to an 01 1er ol Foreclosure j. and Sale in the above staled case, sighed by thc Honorable 1! O Purdy, Presiding Judge, dated June 27th, 1904. I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder lor cash, belore the Court House door ol Marlboro county on the FI HST MONDAY ol November next, the fol lowing described real estate, to wit: All thal certain piece, parcel, or tract ol ? ind situate, lying and being in thu County ol Marlboro Stale of South (Jaro lina, containing Three Hundred and ten acres, bounded on the Kort!-, by lands lorinerly belonging to Harrie; Odom; on the ''..ist and South by linds lormerlv owned by C. B Pate; on the West by Na 1 (heck, being the same whereon !j. ... Odon resided at the time of his deal ., the same being conveyed to him by C. P. Townsend, Commissioner in 1" inity, by deed dated November 2nd li:. recorded in Book "IV page 600 in Kej ster's office at BennettsviUe, S.O. lesr, sixty acres heretofore sold off ol thc sa: it; under the above proceedings, Only so much ol the said track will be sold as will pay and discharge the mortgage debt and interest ol J. K. McNair and all the costs and disbursements provided lot by said order-the part to be sold will be cut oft' by a surveyor and plat ex? libited on the day of sale. J. B. GREEN, 8. M. c. Beuncttaville. S. C., Oct. 15, 1901. Notice of Election FOR REPRESENTATIVE IM CONGRESS AND ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND ViCF. PRESIDENT. STATU OF SOUTH CAUOI-ISA, ^ COUNTY OK MARI.BOIIO. | Notice is hereby given that an elec tion will be held at the several presincts established by law in Marlboro County, on Tuesday, November 8. A. \) Iona for Member ol Congress from The Sixth Congressional District and for Presiden tial Electors, pursuant to thc 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 dos* ed at lour o'clock p ni, Thc lollowing named persons have been apoointed Managers to conduct said election, to wit; Adamsvlllo -L D Newton, W II PoarsDD Theo L Breedon. Bonncttsvillo - C S 0haili i, NV V Cov ington, T L Crosland. Bright?>viUo - Lawrence II English, Wide Stubbs, B B Odom Brownsvillo-\V A Rogers, John Mc Callum, Zack Drake. Clio-John Calhoun, J E McLeod, Lovi I voy. Hebron-E \V Smith, Tilden Lee, T A. Covington. Kollocks-T S Smuh, O M Po?uoa, Jamos Bonnett. MuColl-Lucien Williams, B F Sinoot, Julius Covington. Joe Quicks X Roads-II S Grant, Z T Pearson. A Joaoph Quick. Red Hill-John I Rogorn, Win Evans, B II Covington. Tatum-A B Humor, Alexander Stan ton, Humor Eastorling. On the clay ol the election the Mana gers must organize by thc election ol a chairman: a clerk may bc named if necessary. The chairman elected is empowered to administer oaths to the other Managers and clerk. The Menagers have the power to fi!! any vacancy, and il none ot the Maim gers attend, the citizens can appoint Managers lrotn among the qualified voters, who. alter bein? sworn, can conduct thc e'ecdon. At the close ol thc elec io i thc Man agers must proceed publicly to open thc ballot boxes and count the ball .-! ". therein, and continue without adjourn ment until the san-..; is com Dieted, ami make a .statement ol the result t tcrcol and si^n the 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 thc poll list, the boxes containing the ballots, and signed statements of the result ot thc election: Une of the above named Managen for each precinct must call upon the Hoard ni Commissioners at Bonnctlsville on Monday Nov 7. 1904 to receive'the ballot boxes, poll lists and instructions and to qualify C. B EX UM, I). K STANTON. S. P. A r?A M rf Coivtoi'ts ot Ked . - ? ? ?ons. j Notice of Election I .ry e. J ?=* ; I ru?. AMEN BM Eli L> it? mc uyiiMi TUTION. STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA. I County ot Marlboro, J Notice is hereby given that an eieetioti will be held at the several precincts es tablished bv law in Marlboro County, on Tuesday November -, 1904, for tho lol lowing oflicers to v.ir. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State Treasurer. Secretary of State. Attorney General, Superintendent ol F.ducation, om pt rober General, Adjutant and In spector General, one Kaiiro.nl Commis sioner, Solicitor, three Representatives, Sheriff, Clerk ot Court. County Supervi sor, Coroner, Supt ol" Education. Pursuant to thc Constitution of South Carolina an ?lection will bc held at the .ame time and place for amendments to ihe Constitution ol' South Carolina pur suant to the terms of ?Joint Resolutions Nos 383, 384 ami 385 (Acts nf Soul li Carolina, pp 674, 075 and C7ti), a^ fol io IVS* A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing t.. Amend Section 'J, of Article III, of the Slntc Constitution so as to Provide for 1 lien II ial Sessions ol' thc General Assembly. Section I. Re it Resolve 1 by the GOL eral Assembly ol'the. State nf South Caro lina, That tho following amendment to i he Constitution ol tho State of'Sou'h ('an.lina be submit led In :\: ? tpia?ti I electors of the Stale at tho DOSI general elect iou for Representatives, au i if a mrjorily of thc electors qualified to 1 >i lor members of the (?ouer-i! Assembly, voting thereon, Mull vole in 1'ivor of such amendment, and a maj irity of eau',! branch of tho General Assembly, t-hal titer fitch election, and before anoihe.r ratify the sa?no aim te! men I hy vous und nays. Section of Article I II, 01" tho Constitution, telating to thc Legislative Department, bc amended by adding after tho word "place" ia lino ton of sai J Rea tittil, tho words "until the end ol' ?he - sion occuring in 190?, after which the ...lill sessions sha!! hp hold itt thc -atm: timci and place hichuiully:" - " ib u said section ns amended shall fend us I illowa. The annual session ol' the ti sroral Ass sembly heretofore elected, fixed bv the Constitution ol'thc year eighteen huudroJ Mid sixty eight, to convene on tho fourth Tuesday of November, in the year eicht cen hundred and ninety five, Ls hereby postponed, and ilia ame . * *. ? I bc c>n vcued mid held in llu city ol'Columbia on tin; second Tuesday of January in dm joar eightecu hundred ami ninety six. The fu t session of the General As? ?emblv fleeted under lids Constitution 'hal! eon vi nc in Columbia on the second Tuesday in January, in the year eighteen hundred and ninety-seven, an 1 thereafter atm. dly at the hame lime mid place un til ti, ; end of ibo S1W1011 occuring in 190(1, aller which thc sai i ses ions shall be heh! at the same tiin; .md place biennially. Should the casualties ol war or conta gious diseases render it unsafe to meet at tho scat of government, then thc Gover nor may, hy proclamation, appoint a more secure and convenient pince of mool . iug. Members of ibo General Assembly shall not receive any compensation for moro than forty days ol' ?ny ono S03S??U.' Provided, That this limitation --hull not itfTeot the first four sessions ol thc Goner ul Assembly under ibis Constitution, Sec '1. That the question nf adopting the amendment prefaced in tho forcgoiog Section shall be submitted to tho electors ns follows: Those in favor of tho' amend incnt shall deposit n ballot with thc fol lowing words plainly printed or written thereon: "Constitutional amendment to Sod ?on 'J of Article III of tho State Con? slitulion, adding after the word 'plac:' in line ti n of said Section tho words 'until - ? - - ? 1? - .-J- ?-1_ [ -, M l_ , _ , - - _-.-,-_ tho end of the FCssi?n nccu .heir which tho enid soldons at tlio Eauie tiuio f.ntl placo 1?' .'i:?>? ;\ Yes." J'ho^o opposed to Kaid anion toien! shall cu?t a ballot with tl (ol wolds plainly printed or written th.??.w "Constitutional amendment o Set ion ? of Article I FX of tho State 1 ion, sddihg HUOI the word 'plac? I bf said Sect iou tho words 'n : il ol ilio ni.-?.-ton neem in.; in ' which the enid cessionl sind. . tho sanio limo und pince I) Xo." 1 Approved thc. ll th day o? A. V. 1901* A JOINT RESOLUTION tho Constitution PO as to Perm General As?eiubly to Enuc . ? Special Laws ou t lie Suhj;e P I. . ? ' Out. Opening. Altering, ?in V.,-. Road* nod Highways, and ARO al Which Chii-iii" Sin ' j>.'ct to Road or Other I'ublt'o Du! Section 1. '<<' ii Resolved hv tho oral 'Assembly nf ibo B.:it-; Carolina. That Iho following :.. to the Const it ution Lc agre .hat tho t vs h ?r.e-tu.n* involv iiinchdin?nt ba nibtuitted sc, ?ho next iron vii election t'> I qualified t.i vote tor tnoutht . llnn-e of Representativos, vi/,.- I. sha'! ho added to ibo Const, following additional Artielo. r ; i berod properly in the consent of its adoption, to bo d?signait t^c-c i<f*"An.cndnien(s to I lotion/' which shall read as fol ''Art iola of Aincodnii Constitution " Seeiinn 1. Tho General A? this State may enact load or s| eon ?cniiii? tho laying out, open iii? or working roads or high o accruing thc providing lor I wbicli eitizons pindi be suhjeo duty, and concerning ilraiuagn. See ii. Tint Subdivision ii divisiou IX of Section St4, ol'/ ol' the Constitution, aro hereby i Approved the 18th day of A.D. 1904. A J?TNT KK^OIiUTiON IV? Amend Section 7, Ardele VI Constitution, llolat'tug, to Mi Randed ?ndobtcdiics?. !.'. ; :i. ,i I. He it resolved bv t. a! Assctu! Iv ofilia 8?ntij of S> lina, ibal th: following anio'. S cliou 7. Artielo VIII of tho tier., ho agreed to: A ld as th; t - nf thc following wo di' Providoc That thc Limitad ins i:n;"j^.:< Section .-.nd by Section 5. Artit lids Constitution, sliull liol applj od iiidt hledrie.ss incurred liv t! Greenville, hm said eily of Oi'cci inerenso it : h'.u i ? ! iiida'.ucd?n manner pr ivided in said Saudi Article an abidimt not exceed) percent, oflhoviihic of lin ins: erl y thc-rcid, whore rho proeee? bond? applied solely lo the of past indebtedness, io exp; liabilities in "urrod .>r to be incur improvements of strati's an.l arid in- IMMY,ding soworaxo lor or liny part ii hereof, foi pure! tablisjiing, owning or oporalh wo.-ks or electric light plants. Sec 2 Hut lbj question of this amendment shiii submit next nora! election to the . follows! Those in ftvor ol' tb inocl shall deport a li ilk?'. ! wit I..win? words plainly prillu>'| . thereon' "Constii itionu! ame Section sevcti, of Artielo ?ii Goiuititution, relating m tba cirporations tihd p?lice regulad Tli iso opposed to .-aid amend j p'-ihi :. i r rl:n\tso'c ?t jo '-':;iu: 'Orations ai A. li' I ?til. Polls at each votiug place wi.! bi eJ nt seven o'clock u. ni nod oloso o'e?oek p ru.. '?'he I oho wi nj; n unod poison: been appointed Manaceis ol'Elco >i ot.ue ao l Oouuty Otfljers, to wit Ailtimftvillo--Leo Adamw. Archivs or, Porter Fletcher. Bemiotlavlllo- -T F MoRao, T M R 15 Or Bland. (hallsville--A O Tuell, i: J Lil. Od;?!!. Brownsville.-J F Allon, Elgar M K Briginan. Olio-ll (! Herring, Alonzo MCLK J Covington. Ili'jroa-J F McKinnon, D II F J T Olurk. K .11 j. 'c i-\V B PO-UOH, Frank Q L Langley. MoColl-Simoon MoLaurin, G? Tulum, Jell" I) Morrison, Joo Quick's X Roads--J D Stanti I) Grant, 0 A Brown. Hod Hill - L ino Napior, E.l. Won It T Jackson. Tatnm- Luther O Stanton, C T I L 1? ifanahip. (in 'le1 lav of election the M in I mu:? organisa by thu elect's ti of a <.' j mao lind a Clcik ii neeotsary. The ( tiittii . ieetod i; ompaworcd lo iidtnii oat hs 'll'.1 Managers have ibo pnwor any vaeaiioy, au?l if ii ina of th,: .Man attend, iii.: citizens can appoint among ibo (pialili id voters tho Mm: who after bein^: ?w-arh, can C HI III; election. At tlio close of tb? iduotion tba ^ gers and Clerk must proceed ptibli o;, II tho ballot i... A !.. and ea int tb lois itioroiu, :ind o) m i ri u.i witboti jourutnent ttniil ibo sa;no is comnl and make a si a i eui "t; ,,(' th.1 result cauh oli?eo aa l Jo e icb aiiiehduioi tiio I .';.... :i; ti . .. ?'?ii i-igu th.: iiimc. .;Within' (bree days tbernai'teri Ch donan di'tho llorn i. or some om sig tia i ed hy i!'.1 Uoiitd, mu-t doliv i lie tVm'.u's>io",)or< of Ko-iion tjio li- , Ou boxes containing the hallo:.s wi ii ten statnni'Mils of tho result ni o'cci ion Olio of I be ab -V" named Manager ea eb ; : ein-: tr, ?a oil! np ?ii tin.- IS ?I' Ci>!?imi*.M0U.;r|?, ai tho Cnn-t ll . Nov V, I'JOI ti, receive ballot hoxos. p ' li-!> md instruction i and to qualify. W 15 DRAKE. IIAKTUS mibSTO J BF F l> li I) IONS. Couimis.doacr.s State and Com: Kleetit ANO CURB THE Lime ? Willi .V" !? ?b> ? ll SUMPTION IVico ri (iijrdlS n.id S0c&$1. ^OLDS Freo Tria ^uureHt mid Quickest C'.iro for THROAT ami LUNG TROU LEG, or BACK. f?r-Pipes ?md SmokersSuppli endless vario'y can bo found at, Douglas1 Drug Stoio. ? HORSES IT AUCTION I FULLER BROS. STABLES liE??S?ILLE, S. C., -Honday Nov. T, Sale commences promptly at 10.30 a. m. I WILL BTU?S DON'T MISS IT ! And Attend This Big Sale. S?gT Col. J. E. Ferguson, of Atlanta, Qa., will be Auctioneer. Oct. 20 loni. FULLER BROS. 3F*r OT?C ES ?_ TE liave positive instructions from the Exporters we represent * NOT TO BUY A ?ALT? OK COTTON, with over G yards bagging (1 six ties on it. IC any more, we will be forced to reject it or luct 00 cents per bale. These instructions are linal to us and cours ? we will have to abide by them. C. E. EXUM, Agt Chas. E. Johnson & Co. J. Cf. BARRON, Agt Inman & Co. J. P. EVERETT, Agt Rogers, MoCabe & Co. T. P. RIGAUD, Agt Alex. Sprnnt & Co. . 'fennel tsville, S. C.r October 3, 1904. . f|UR PLANT is I he most modern in this state, and " We are using the most up to-date methods in the handling of work sent us. That's one reason why we sive our patrons Unen. Send us your next Bundie. I LAUNDRY. LAURENS, S. C. i m wu I f i mi N- J. Powers, Agt, Ben net tsville, S. C. "? ? RPR NS RR ?' t i! iL I f||)5 pu ?\ J."u'as _ TS M]W\ (i?ilE - ul u u~- ' U " * OT En1i5re Stock of CLOTHING MJf?S, AM SQUARES nuil Hlan??.etsB m m 1 [18 These are at regular prices good value jg and now that We are oifering them Wi at special prices, they will be EYE <& OPENERS. Kw )UE ?TEE-?0ATS, Men and | Boys* aie included in i Ms m Sale. ?'ISO LIDIES WR?PS. mm mm mm m IST STOCK ^'OP KViSRYTiliNG. We are the people. LOOK US UP. YOURS TRULY, C, iii WEATHERLY, ?ct, 20, 1004. OLD RELIABLE 5^1 P? ? m fell > < pl y g i m & m fe i ra; . NOVELTY nufacturing Works ur i ?i? t.; * '.usioops rcecnily known t li o <> NOVBbTY MANUFOTU* 0 . will lirrcai'ior bo know ti ns ,10 NOVELTY MANUFAO ? WORKS, with P. II. 1VKY ir and director, tent improved wood working 1 nrc being placed for doini; nil Novelty work for builders u.-e ut iocs. .A. Hodges is agent ni Beonotts will luke your orders. , 190;t. FOR SALE. Valuable Resident Property IN BAOT BENNJOrrSVILLB WKST BIDB Evi'KETT PT. CONSISTING of 23 acres, ono largo Itc sidenca-6 roorou. Finn wntor, ?up plied hy pump r?t iloor of Htovo room. Ono scrynnt IIOUHO, barim, atablen, Jta. Ono r ronlier remdenco, 5 IOOIDR. Pine wator, supplied by pump. Thin property lo bo Hold for partition. If not Bold 'bia property will ho for rent for 1905. UH nicely Haunted, perfectly drainod and honlthy. If you want ono of tho bent rceident properties in Hcnnottnvillo now in your limo. Apply to Aug. 10. G> W. WADMIX, l ) F?RNITLIRE! FWffifl AT io PIK m mn ?si mk If my st ocle hms ar WmewM? A GROAT SAVING TO Wm . (Sar y. pig An Inspection will decide the matter* Ml ?C-?K BBB We wwfe Investigation. It will ?V|?g| .M? C7C?/ ?7 T?W?C/? ?0 ?/owr Merest. G. W. Waddill & So o.. PUK -3BL?e- dquartera lAiuW?Ri OP mm ililli Do you warnt the best Hay Press that has ever been on. our market? We h?ve a car L??oa& of thew and are selling them at $60 each-"-" If You expect to buy a BUGGY, a WAG-ON or a SET OF HARNESS, be sure to see me riave just Received Two G ci:;; l?oads of BUG-G-IEB, One ?;ar W AGONS, And 100 SSTS Of HARNESS. mi WM. I of which 1 um g;mm.?z JH._ . ...Vin'j; aw/ o? tliesc'. Very respectfully Sent 8, 1904. ' ft &?>< j i : \ EAST. WESi'. ? p p p p ? -THE DI li EGT WAY ?>3 BENNETTS VILLE & CHER AW R. -AND W7i /W wm ?fis A -wu sra 7?? as 4ZZ2 2UJ?TT.AK *7.05 a. m., Leave Bennettsville Arrive Cheraw DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY * nine; connections at Cheraw with through trains to jo^ thc North, East, South nnd West 5 00 p. ID, sjy: 6.10 p. m;.fC*? ht Thc >l:<>r; liuo and quickest time to Wiltuiturton, Charlotte. Atlanta, Raleigh, Kichujond. Washington! Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Bonton. Buffalo, Pittsburg aud all points Nortli ami liast; Tho tliort linc and quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa. Montgomery, New Orleans and P ?5 Foi furtl? i information call on J. T- MEI v5 Choruw II. Bennottsvilio,S. C., or ad ?.X T. P A., SEABOARD AIR LINE Itv., Colu ? 0?ARLBS F. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A L, Ry, Savuooah, Ga. Practical Pharmacist and Dealer ?ti Pure ?&fngS and Paient Hin: di ci nos, Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies Palnts5 Oils, Tara?s?i, Brus?ieB? G-LASS and PUTTY. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.^ stir Prescriptions carefully coi<upounded ut un' hour und guaranteed to be of i I ic 1'uresb JJ rugs una reasonable prices. A tull lino Hardert Seed & Onion Sets*. Thankful for past liberal patronage roe solicit a conUnuancco/'. J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO, Jaanury. I, 1904.