The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, November 11, 1904, Image 3
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. friday, November li, 1904,
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lOnibrcomeiit.
Last week we published Senator
Tillman's defense of the Dispensary
Law as set forth in his speech ab'
Gaffney, and this week we publish
the ooncl ud lng part of the same speech,
in which he suggested certain changes
in the law, which we know will be
read with interest by our readers.
On this point Senator Tillman said:
baye a deep Interest In the dls
THl'l ISLKCT?ON TUKSI) \ \
Thc returns to da?.o show thd ;h<
Republicans swept ?vcrytnin'j; Sever
al ?iorth?r? -intoi ? louted D? no rali
<juveruorB, uut tiie i'ito.?i,;,. uuu
Congress are safe for the Republicans
Parker got lol Roosevelt 325 of th?
Electoral votes, the largest ever re
ceived by any presidential candidate
The election rn South Carolina wa?
quiet everywhere except Saluda where
ono white man was ki led by another.
LET HIM APPEAL TO HIMSELF
A BTRONO PBRHONAL AI'I'EAT,.
It is certain that the best way
for a man to enter upon a course
of reform is first to begin there
formation himself. If drinking
liquor is his besetting sin, he
must bring the whole force of
his manhood into play to resist
and overcome the habit. To
picture to him the evil conse
quences, the degradation and
tue utter and unaccountable fol
ly of dissipation does little good,
for a sensible and reflecting man
who has gone down in this way
is thoroughly acquainted with
the saddest feature of the drun
kurd's life. His conscience has
V/ctm'wrung until he has trem
bled with humiliation over his
conduct. Every man has some
will power and though il nm y
be weakened by indulgence in
any bad habit, nature does nol
surrender altogether at any time
and will power can be restored
if the mind ol' a reasonable man
will take the matter up within
himself and plant his feet in the
direction of a better life where
there is hope and promises from
on high t hat the image of the
great Master shall no longer be
defiled.
Let the man t uru away from
his sin of his own volition and
when he returns to that place in
his owu home nnd in th" ?rtrv"*v
urning, uoouren?es ot death by
suicide or accident and the
many other sources ol' suffering
from liquor fall upon the eye ol'
the inebriate with 1 Itt le avail.
Tue Keely cure and other rem
edies fail. The mau reads of
the unfortunates, he may try
the (Mires, but there is no relief
in anything lie sees in print or
any treatment with medicine
where the mind has not been
fixed in ist purpsse.
A few writers and public
speakers have done some good
in the direction of appeals. The
man who falls into liquor dis
sipation is usually of a temper
ament that softens under appeal.
But the appeal much be of such
a character as to command his
respect and must emanate from
a source in which he has confi
dence. Yet with appeals of
whatever nature and with all
other means which wise and
good men and the best and most
devoted wives and mothers have
i>..~..fri,f tn hftr upon til i s evil,
nt good has i een
e in the man him
no disposition lo
y and defeat it by
of his own will,
.leeds heroic treat
ment but he must be the hero to
administer it, and if he is a man
lie will go about il with courage
that quails not under any trial.
lt ia not. expected that those
who have become imbeciles by
dissipation can recover within
themselves, and icu1 such wrecks
ot humanity an asylum should
be provided where they should
bo required to be placed for
treatment or to die. No person
who has been reduced to such
mental and physical irresponsi
bility should be permitted to go
unrestrained and the govern
ment should take charge of
such a person as iE he were in
sane from any ot her cause. The
wollare of the lamily, the salty
and respectability of society
nial the protection of the man
from himself demand this.
L< t the Children Sec. lt.
Saturday is Circus tiny, and tho
little ones should seo the animale.
And our fi ty fathers should see to it
tlint no (1 run Icon men shall stn}' nu
our streets wliiic the children uro ont.
No fi lend ot civilization will got drunk
that day and go where the children
aro.
Heeling ol'H. ?). V. Chapter.
All who aro interested in tho woik of
tho proposod Donfedrnto monumont, i.ro
earneiUly requested to meet with tho Marl
boroOhaptor U. 1) C.ut tho homo of Mr*.
I) D, MoOnll on Monday Nov 14, nt .j p
m.
Mr. i to\-No vcr had ??ere booh ti
time ia our school Dicta ?ct whoa a good
luEtiuctrcsj waa so much ta need as at
proacut-and abo hat arrived, and if I sui
any judgo of the progress ot a school, sha
bas r.-rived iu duo time and tho work ia
st? milty progressing in fli.o order. Wo who
have two little grand liters to educate
uru proud lo know a:ni icsl thal they aro
under Mich na iusliactress es tho noble
Trustees cf F ?brou have' smployed for oar
schcol. 1 do hopo thu kind lady will be
pleased with ber situation? sad thal si*
patrons connected with Hebron school will
show a helping band in everything that is
needful fot her temporal welfare during
?or stay untong na far away from home
cpd relatives,
?/liai y and ploauuro it is to un
' parc als o BOO our littlo grand-d?ugh
ul . :Jing along tho road to the
??clo lowing that whoa sabool is
tat i that nigher power that mankind
I . . bohalf of our dear little
I HUH.
j 1: thc tiebout room, as I think tho finis
ste] la ri al mid truo huppinoBS, as wo road
' c h yo . JO kingdom of God and His
'id all those things ahall bo
Sod uuiu jua," what a nico step to Im
presa tho little toudor minda to righteous
liesa. Tho writer 60 years ago was instruc
ted in a robool that wnp opened and closed
by prayer, and now, after 74 yeats bos
paased the tone of that teacher and gentle
man peema to echo in roy oar? when tl o
recoil, oticm of my early days comes to toy
mind.
And now Mies Jesse Patton Cameron, ns
it ia. you I have referred to in this writing,
pl -HBO take 110 exception to tho above and
I w li close by signing my name.
Jool Covington.
Hi.bion, Oct 28, 04.
Have You Joiuedf
Hov. T. W. Scruggs fa exerting un
tiring efforts at fi'ling the ranks of
the Marlboro Division of tho Mutual
Benevolent Association and ia meeting
with great success. It ie the trne idea
of insurance-insuring each other. It
is cheap because the expenses of li
cences, taxes, rents, and Balnries are
eut oil It ia sate because our owu
eouuty officers are its Officers. It is
practical keeping our money at home
and aiding those who need it and
when they need.
Be r. adv to take a policy, good citi
/.ens, when Mr.Scruggs comes around.
Don't iorgel that it is our very own
insurance company.
A. Startling Tost.,
To save :i life, Dr. T. C. Merritt, ot
No. Mehoopany. Pa , made a startling
test resulting in .1 wonderful cure He
A'rites, "a patient was attacked with
violent licmorhages, caused by ulcera
?on ol tlic stomach. I had olten found
Electric Hitters excellent for acute stom
ach and liver trouble.:; so I prescribed
them The patient gained Irom the first,
inti has not had an attack in 14 months"
hileclric Hi Hers .ire postively guaranteed
:or Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipa
tion and Kidney trcuqles. Try them.
Only 50c at J T, Douglas Drug store,
Evorv lover nf ?.??? - . * '?
"One of Dr. King's New Life Pills
each night lor two weeks has put me H
my teens' again" writes 1) II Turner ol
L>i inpseytown. Pa. They'r: .ne best in
the worltl lor Liver, Stomach and Bow
els. Purely vegetable. Never gripe.
Only 25c at J T Douglas Drug Store.
For Rent or Sale
A H'X room cottage with littlo leaj than
two acres of lund, a new hara and Stahlo,
with Shelters and woodshed and good
waler through a driven pump. Apply to
Bville, S. C. T. h. OBOSTiANO
Nov 10th 1904.
Administrator's Sale
BY virtuo of tho pawer vosted in mo, by
order of tho Probate Court I will se:l
ou YYoinesduy tho 30th of Novombor inst,
at the resideuce of the lato B. P. Whitta
ker, the following personal property to
wit: Lot of Corn, Fodder, 0 itton seed,
Potatoes, Mules, Wagons, Farming Imple
ments, Ourringo, not of Blacksmith tool*,
Boiler and Engine, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Terms of sate Cash.
J. T. WniTTAKBR
Adnt'r li?t B. F. Whittaker.
Nov isl 1904.
Citation For Letters of Administration
.STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
MAUI,KOKO' COUNTY-By Milton
McLnurin, Judge of Probate.
WIIKItKAS, John Ba?H lom mudo nuit to
mc to graut unto him Letters of
Administration of thu Kstntu and Effects
of Prank Quick doccascd.
Those arc thoreforo to cito and admonish
nil and singular thu kindred rind cr?ditera
of tho said Frank Quick, dtoeau id, that.
they ho and appear bofoio me in tho Court
of Probate tn hu held ab Bcunettsville on
the 251h dny of November, 1904, niter pub
lication thereof, at 11 o'clock iu tho foro*
noon, to show causo, it any they havo why
?1. iii administration should not bo granted.
Qi von under my bind, this 9 th dny of
Nuvcmbtr A. D., 1904.
MILTON MCLAURIN,
Nov, ti, 1904. .Judge d'Probate.
AN ORDINANCE
To Prohibit Careless:, Reckless,
Dangerous und Fust Driving
und Riding on tho streets of tho
Town of Bonnettsville :
Be ir Ordained by tho Mayor and Alder
of the Town of Beauottsvillo in
Cnuiieil assembled ami by authority of
thc name :
That it shall be unlawful for any per
son, (rom and after this date, to ride or
drive any horse ormule or bicycle or
automobile upon any street or alley in
ihe Town ol Hcnncttsvi'le in a careless
reckless, dangerous or fast manner.
Any person convicted ol violation of
this ordinance shall be punished by a
linc not exceeding One Hundred Dollars
or by imprisonment not exceeding thirty
days.
Dono and ratified in Council this 9II1
lay of November, A. D, 1904.
P, A, Bonn ES, Mayor.
?dtobSr ?l, 19?4:
WAitttA>xa DHAW? brt
)ate To whom paid Number
'uly ? J. A. Brake, ?l9
Sarah Fair, - 320
A lt McIntyre, 321 ^
A J Matheson, 322
I M Bounds, 223
Excelsior Hdw Co. 824
M E Coward, 325
AV LJ?tauton, 326
J H Thomas, 327
E B Woggoman, 328
Richard Cain, 329
J B Green, 332
Boni.ettsvillo lld Co. 333
Anderson Rye, ~ 334
Jordan Sneed, 335
Dr. J F Kinney, 330
John D Haje, 337
1? lera Reese, 338
SOLD Telephone, 340
Sheridan McKiuuon 3-12
C I Shorrill, 344
July 15 E B Woggoman, 349
B and C Railroad, 350
A L Calhoun, 351
Areli ie Norton, 352
J A Drake, 853
Henry Crosland, 354
C S McCall, 355 350
Odom & Weatherford 860
A C L Railroad, 361
July 22 Rank of Marlboro, 362
J C Dee?, 363
Odom & Weatherford 364
J A Spears, 336
AuguBl 4 M E Coward, 869
D F Bundy, 370
J P Grant, 377
Milton McL-Huriu, 878
Dr. J H Reese, 379
Flora ReeBP, 381
C D Eastorling, 382
T L Crosland, 383
Floyd Jacobs, 384
VV M Atkinson, 385
W J Coward, Sr., 386
C I Sherrill, 387
Evans Mercantile Co 38S
C A Ri own, 389
Champion Mell Co., 3!)0
H S Grant, S91
Luther Fletcher, 392
J K Fletcher, 393
Dr. J F Kinney 85)4
W JJ Stanton, 395
M R Nicholson, 3!)<5
T J Weatherford, 897
B W Breeden, 8118
D D Stubb*, 899
J II Thomas, -100
Jan A Stanton, 401.400
W W Parham, 402
liar mou Odom, 303
Peter Stubbs, 404
J W Taylor, 405
Jim Stephens, 401!
Sheridan McRinnou 407
JJ C Ca robo. 808
Walker Evans & Co 111)
W S Lee, 4 11
J T Lee, 412
Strains & Co , 418
Aug. ll I) K Stanton, 414
Randolph Rainwaters 415
C M Smith. lld
I) I) Coward, 417
J B Green, IIS
b?to?NAtiY FUND
For what paid
Repairing typewriter
Scouring court house
- Hay for stock
Board Equbl z; uion
Repair work
Pauiis and oils
Sul>.ry and Express
Salary ?nd stamps
Salary and stamps
Painting court house
Blacksmith work
sherill's salary
merchandise
bridge work
refund commutation lax ?
cornily ph)siciau,
superintendent poor furn'
cooking, washing, pauper
Court House phone rent
shooing county muled
auditor's Hiv a ry
pain ting in court house,
freight account
com, nails and work,
pauper claim
salary us clerk,
court account
cash ?nd merchandise
lumber account
freight on c >i n and oats
Draft for cor- and oats,
bridge building
lumber account
work on court houso
salary, freight and expr
repairing roud
ditching on public road
lunacy account
BU perin tenden t poor farr
cooking, washing, paupt
magistrate salary
magistrate salary
wo: !c on public road
htiuliog for county
work on 'public road,
salary bs auditor,
pauper accouut
pauper account
repairs for road machin
pauper claim
work on public road
iliad and bridge work
physician and lunacy
.-alary as EUpt of educat
pauper claim
lumber account
hn\ ii eeo n nt for stock
magistrale salary
eaiai y us treasurer
bon rd of t qualizatioa
woii" on public road
w u i; .in public road
work on public road
\\>>rk on public road
ditching public road
blacksmith work
work on public road
stationery,
hauling tiling, <fc .
luiuling lumber, &c.
lumtcv account
work on public road
wmk na publie road
work ou public io ul
work on publie road
conveying lunatics
112
ant IO
Aug 20
Aun
Sept 2
J- roui, 4.?.->
J (J Clark. 430
.1 M Hool. lio
C P Pool. Ill
L (J Carrai o, 442
C K Pi gue-, i n
C M ?mili., 441
W C Ta?, 445
D A McQueen -110
J O Stallion 117
L C Carrabo, 448
C P Pool. 149
Will B Quick, t?t)
C L Langley, 451
M E Coward, 152
E ?V Smith, I?3
J ll Cariabo. Jr., 45-1
W W Parham, 455
J L M el nuis, 4 Vi
J T Covington, 1 r?7
Leon Henley. 458
J A Calhoun, 459
Thomas Williams, 440
Charles O lom, 4?il
C K Pegues, 4ti2
C M Smith. HiM
Bundy o nil Tatum, 4G4
Luther Fletcher, 405
F J Webster. Ititi
J I) Haves. 407
Bank of Marlboro, It'.S
C F Covington, 4G9
A C L Railroad, 470
John O Sanders, -17 I
J C Hyatt, 472
Dr .1 V Kinney, 473
W M Atkinson, 471
James Lindsay, 17.">
Archie Norton, *17o
W L Stanton, 47V
R B Thomas, 47S
? W McKachcril, .T'.i
Geo. W Douglas, 4X0
Janies McDaniel, Isl
W W Biuee. 4S2
C I Sheri iii, 483
J II Thomas. 484
O M Pegues, 4S??
W W Irby, 4:sti
T L Cro.-lan.l, 1-7
J D Moore, 488
W W Irby. 489
Bouiiettsviile I ld we. 400
worK on j'linne road
claying road
work en publie road
Wenk on public road
work ou public road
hauling on River lane
Woik mi publie road
han iu^ gravel on public roa
work on public road,
work on hubbe road
work on public road
woik on public road
work en public road
wor? on public road
r-alary as supervisor,
work on publie road
work on publia roa 1
work on public road
bimbel account
work on public road
claying inc public road
magistrate's salary
work on public road
constable salary
hauling gravel on public roa
woik un road
wo i k on publ*a road
work on publie roud
hauling on public road
pauper account
check for feed outs
e.nonei's salary
freight on oats
ditching on public road
constable sal ?ry
couuiy physician,
hauling lor county
IMP nuble salary
pauper cia i ?ii
ni n i ?ts snpt of ?ducation
woi k ..!! public road
i pairing pump ut jail
pauper accouut
repuirsng biidge
uiagisir?ia salary
un.dior's salary
.-:.! ny ami stumps
lundi i anti road work
LI tgistratc salary
uiagintrata .-abuy
1 umber account,
magistrate salary
bani.'.?ire &c
CO NCHJD 10 O N E X V \\ li E K.
AUR PLANT is the most mu.lum in t Iiis slate, and
V \vare using the most up to dato methods in th*
lian?hng of work sent ns. That's one reason why we
save otu- pattons linen. Send us your next Bnudle.
B?RENS STEAM LAUNDRY.
LAURENS, S. C.
N- J. Powers, Agt,
Bennettsville, S. C.
KILLTHE COUGH
AND CURE THE LUNGS
WITH
Mg S
FOR
'0MSUMPTI0N
0UGH6 and
?0 Li) G
Prico
50c h $1.00
Freo Trial.
Suront and Quiekest Curo for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB
LES, or MONEY BACK.
tun i
I ofter lor sale my ' .rm situated
one mile north ol Red Springs,
containing tr/A acres-about 75
cleared, There is a very good 3
dwelling bo ise on the promises,
further particulars, please write
at Lumbcrion, N. C. Persons dc
to look over this land can do so b
king application io Mr. J, Purcell
Springs. I also oller for salt: two I
lng lots in the Town ol Reil Sp
containing hall acre each.
A. W. MOLKAN
Oct 27, 1901. Luinberton, N.
WISH to announce to thc people of RenneMsville.and Mirroumhng country
that Iain located in TAILOR S PHOTO GALLERY next to the
jtkeiy. where I am well equipped tor the business. Use only the best ot mau
al and iatcst methods known tn Photography, and each and every picture th?t
aves WILSON'S STUDIO has a guarantee, thai if it dots not give satisfacf.i n
oncy refunded, 1 am here to stay,
CALL AND SEE: MY WORK belore going elsewhere Kemember the euar
itee that goes with each and every picture, and that 1 am hereto stay, and can
. found from 8 a. m , to 6.p. m".at Wilson's Studio.
November *io I904. CT, AU HE C. WILSON,
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OCT. jUK NOV. 5.
WaTHEBLy3J8DtP'T STOBE
ff^?LT? E?t?re Stock of CLOTHING
EHJC?S, AMT SQUAKKS and
These are at regular prices good value
and now that We are offering them
at special prices, they will be E Y ti
OREJE?IS. *fe?M M?8t Sec Them.
-_-1 teSB-lHjHtrgfegi-.-f>-~
???B SflB40?E3f Men as?
Boys, are i&cla&ed in i Ms
Sale. '
MSC) L?D1ES WRAPS.
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YOURS TRULY,
Oct, 20, 1904.
OL JD RELIABLE
Everybody Invited.
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22-25.
LE Greatest Gathering ol MERRYMAKERS Ever Held in
iSouth Carolina.
rerybody Welcome.
Everything Free.
ar performers of the -.Midway give EREK street Exhibitions
y. Bal loon Ascension and Parachute Leap. High Dive
i 90 fool lower by a woman, eveloped in llames. Chasm
ping Bicyclist, Daring High Wire and Trapeze Performers,
interesting .sights.
-* Automobile Races, fa
irst In ilia South. $750 Prizes. 50 Cars to Participate.
Fireman's Tournament, $650 prizes offered.
Military Prize Drill, 8250 prizes.
Live Stock Show, ?700 prizes.
Knight, Tonrnatnent $12f? prizes.
al Parade, Traden D?Bplay, Foot Dall, Fireworks and other Entertainments. J?jj
?-COME TO SUMTER FESTIVAL WEEK.
riianksgiving Day will be the Big Day.
xeursion ?EsLates on ali ZLFLailroads.
tt'K
0 AshcraJt's
Condition Powders
Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It
docs this by first thoroughly cleansing the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
thereby creating solid muscle and fat.
Horses and mules improve in appetite and spirits
after the first few doses, the hair sheds, and the new
coat is always sleek and glossy.
Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses,
withemt "filler," and good for horses and mules only.
It is a most powerful tonie and appetizer, being the
c of a. practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's
nee. It is easily thc foremost remedy in its class on thc
an market to-day. Price 25 cents package.
v sale by SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C.
MCCOLL DRUG, co., Mccoll, s. o.
MI
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AT 10 PER CUNT ABOVE COST. '
if my stoeJk has heem,
hough* MIGHT tMs
means I GRISAT SAVING TO THE
Baye?**
wm An Inspection will decide the matter.
Ssl
l|| We inuits Investigation. It will be
vet g much to your interest .
G. W. Waddill & Son.
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POI! HARDWARE OP iii' DESCRIPTION..
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Do you wast the best Flay F ress
that has ever been on our
market?
'We have a ear Load of them and
are selling them afc $60 each; \
If You expect to buy a BUGGY, a WAG-ON
or a SET OF HARNESS, be sure to Gee me
1 Have just ^Received Two Gar
Loads of BUGGIES, One Car
WAGONS, And 100 BUTS Of
HARNESS.
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The ehort linc an i quickest time to Columbia, Savant nh, Jacksonville,
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Practical Pharmacist and Dealer in
pure ?higs and J^atcni cdiciu cs-,
Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies
Faints, Oils, Varnish, Binsikes*
GLASS and PUTTY.
<^FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.^
war Prescriptions carefully compounded ab all hour
and guaranteed to be of the f?rest Drugs- and at
reasonable prices.
A full lino Garden Seed & Onion Sets.
Thankful for vast liberal patronage we solicit a conti nuar.cco?wu
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JaanuiyJ 1, 1901.
AT THB QZiX> ST?k?i?>