The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, December 09, 1904, Image 4
BE1?TETTSYILLB. S. C.
BY S. A. & CO.
Office on Marion Street Opposite
Masonic Sall.
Friday Beoember 8, 19Q4.
A MATTER OF HEALTH
Absolutely Pure
ins
?recessional caros.
DENTIST.
OFFICE Up Btaira in Gr?nland Building,
rhone ISO.
BENNETTS VIIJI?E, B. C.
DR. J. L. GIBSON,
Office Over IsaacsoUn's Store,
PHONE 196.
BENNETTBVILLE, S. C.
n II? NEWTON, JENNINGS K. OWENS.
NEWTON & OWENS,
Attorneys at Law,
^ BENNETTSVILI.E, SO. CA.
Offrais Over Planters National Bank.
DUDLEY & WAIT,
Arro lt NE VS AT I. AW,
BENNETTS VILLE, S C.
m Vi. BOUCHIER,
jt, " At torney at Law,
Beoncttavillo, 8. 0.
[ }?f r il.'nglon Btrcct near Posta
.j. January, 1899.
cLAURIN,
y at Law and
Probate Judye
ing Engines aud (jas Engines in.stulled
Pipc-fiitting and general machine work
August 20. 1903.
WHERE TO C-O.
A N WATCH is"^IKIO A MAN, it
-->-8MDltXXF.A2llXG OUT und RE
PAIRING once in a while, I nm the
Repairer and will give your Watch a
sure euro Treal ment, IF YOU Wi LL
CALL ON ME AT MY OFFICE next
door north of tho Post office-the white
front buildiug.
S. J. PEARSON,
Horses Do ?ot Sick.
When a horses and mules are poor |
it is not always and indication that they
do not get enough to eat. Many ani
mals, just like human beings, have in
digestion or the system is all run down
and a tonic is needed, lt io not the
mount ol food eaten that makes muscle |
and fat. More depends upon the prop
er digestion or assimilation ot the lood
than is commonly supposed. Nothing
has yet been discovered that will build
up a horse or mule better than Ash-1
cralt's Condition Powders, the only
remedy in its class sold under a guar
antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, Ben
nettsville, tor it-the kiud put up in dos
es. And McColl Urug Co., McColl, S.
C.
Rock Hill Budgies.
The agent Mr. P. A. Hodges has
just received a carload of those hand
aome buggies and if you want a line
buggy cull on him.
Our Town Gorvcrnment.
MAYOR-P. A. Hodges
ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, (J, S.
Chaffin, A. 0. Sinclair, W. W. Pato.
CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc
Laurin. Office open daily.
POLICE-J. F. David, Ii. C. Harper.
0LIO NOVELTY
I Manufacturing Works
?TfJHFi business recently known as thc
X OLIO NOVELTY MANUFCTU
J RINO CO , will hereafter ho known as
TilR CLIO NOVELTY MANUFAC
TURING WORKS, with F. Hi IVKY
sole owner and director?
The Lieut improved wood working
n.a.diines aro being placed for doing ?ll
j kinds of Novelty work for buildern use at
living pri?es.
# Mr. P, A. Hodges is agent at Bennetts
ville and will take your orders.
Oct 23, 1903.
[PERSONAL
I Mr. Whitoford Moore of Char
leston is home for a few days
! Mr T. C Parham, of lower
Hebron, was up Salesd y and
c died. He will bo his o\ n boss
next year.
We regret to" hear that there
is no improvement in the condi
lion of Deputy J. M. Whitting
ton
Mi1 James Howell, who has
been living in Wilmington for
several years has returned home
again
Mr. Elijah Polston of Adams
villo was down salesday and call
ed. He speaks of moving back
to Clio
Mr. Dick Easterliug of Wil
mington is spending a few days
with his mother Mrs. Sue Easter
ling
Cob and Mrs. Knox Livingston
of Benuettsville and Mrs. W. M.
Hamer of Dillon spent a few
days last week in Marion
Mr. C. A. Whittington of Latta
ii brother of Deputy Monroe
Whittington, was here Tuesday
to see him
Miss Gracie Gilchrist of Gib
son spent last week with her
aunt Mrs. Ellerbe Powers and
returned home Sunday evening
Mr. Peter S. Stubbs of Upper
Hebron has a duo crop of the old
forked leaf yam potatoes. They
ure choice eating.
M'. W.M. Breeden, patentee . f
the noted stalk cutter, was down
Tuesday. Ile is still supplying
tbese helps for the progressive
farmer.
Mr. S. M. Spears, now living
il Red Springs, came down Fri
Jay on a visit to relatives in Heb
ron. He has our thanks for fa
t'ors.
Mr. Sidney Mclnnisof Bright
-.villo. called to seo us salesday.
Me is one of the best one-horse
farmers in she county and makes
more clear money
Mr. Samuel Coxc, a clever
farmer of Brownsville and who
lias plenty of wild turkey, squir
rels and other game in season,
was up salesday and called. No
special news in his section
tiai j i' -ss? caisiaa.ccx.'cnn
DEATHS' DOINGS.
Died nt his home in the I entity
B.)Ol section ou Thursday night aft ? ?
a sliort iih'ips ol pneumonia, Mr.
Soli u F. Robinson, agotl about 4 '.
He leavis u devoted wife and severul
children. He was buried al old Beauty
Spot cemetery on Friday afternoon
- Kev. J. NV. Ariuil conducting the
Ber? i?*.e
nil :. .. Mirr'h.1. k L de ol
New Regulation Suits
The cha'ng.ing, now being worked
by Senator M l'ail, have been treated
to new suits of the r?gulation strip.-s
and look quite trim in them Hid dis
cipllue and management ol'the chain
gang has made n success ol the sys
tem in Marlboro.
Specials at Waddi H's
Impress Dressers in Mahogany.
Karp? us Genuine Leather Rockers
und Couches.
Don't forget our spccbl sale in Art
h'qiaie-i Rugs. Por nra and Pdt
Muttrcs.se i.
G. W. WADDI LL.
Deal lt ot W. L. Sawyer.
Died at the I ome of his parents
in thin town Sunda)' morning Dec.
4, 1904, after a protracted illness
of consumption Willie Sawyer, el
dest sou pf E. J. and Ella G. Saw
yer, colored-aged 22 years. Ile
was a bright young man, aud un
it] recently held a position in the
Treasury Department at Wash
ington.
Just received a new lot of
Apple Butter and Cranberry
Sauce at W. M. Rowe's
--? Fresh oranges, lemons and
bananas at W. M. Swami's neat
depot.
Bcnuottsyillo Pharmacy.
The attention ol' the reading
public is ended 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
thero
''When You're In Doubt, Lead
TrumptB."
Dr K.'K'H ini'dioiuod aro prescribed l>y
(liictn ( 1). j on ku nv any oilier lliey io
ou> mond V
A complote li..o kept by Uennctiavillc
Phoi mu cy,
A full line of II J. Heinz-* Co.
Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sau
ces, Jellies &c. at
W. M. Rowe's.
A Suro Thing.
It is s.'iid that nothing is sure exeep1
dea'-h and taxes, bm that is not alto
gether true Dr Kind's New Discovery
for'Consumption is asure cure lor all
lung and thro.it troubles. Thousands
car, testily lo that, Mrs C. I>. Va ii Mc?
tre ol Shepherd towri, \V, Va., says "I
had a levert: cuse ol Bronchitis and lor
a year tiicd everything I heard ol, but
^ot no rebel. Une bottle of Dr King's
New Discovery then cured mc absolute
ly," It's tniallabie forfjioup, Whooping
Cough. Grip Pneumonia and Consump
lion. Try ;t It's guaranteed by ,J T.
Douglas Druggist. Trial bottles tree,
Reg sizes 50c, Sl .oo
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
- Salesday in December was a
cold wet one, and in consequence
we had a small crowd
- Mrs. Annie Covington bas
her land p jsted in Ked Hill town
ship *
- The price of turkeys will
prevent many from having them
for Christmas dinner
- The schools cf Marlboro are
soon to got $1,430.00 from dis
peusary fund
- The Democrat returns many
thanks to John Washington for
favors
The Mary Ivy farm, near Clio,
was sold sa'esday to Gary Cal
houn for ?90 per acre.. 57-J- acrer.
- Tickets for Mendelssohn
Quartette are now on sale at !
Douglas' Drugstore, and seals'
are going fast i
- There is something doing in j
Bennettsville now-.more new .
buildings going up than ever be
fore in its history
- This is the last month in
which to pay taxes
- A lot of Lard Stands can be
had cheap at C. B. Hubbard's |
- Hy lo Turn Down Lamps and i
ColoreJ Lamps for'sale by E C ?
Morrison
- We make a specialty of
dried and green fruits at
W. M. Rowe
Go to McLendon Bros and get
the best hair tonic.
- You will find the best butter
and cheese in town at
W. M. Rowe's
Herpicide kills the dandruff
germs, get it at McLendon's Bar
ber Shoo.
If you want ? fine Hair Dresser
go to McLendon Bros barber
shop.
-'- Waddill can save you morey
now on Furniture. Read his ad
- Choice Mince Meat just in at
ROWE'S GROCERY.
Keep dandruff out of your
head by using Herpicide, for sale
at McLendon's Barber Shop.
- Shredded Wheat Biscuits at
W. M. Rowe's.
- You will not dread tho sound
of the lire bell if you have an in
surance policy on furniture,
goods, store or residence with C.
S. McCall
Dont let your hair fall out go
to the white barber shop and buy
a bottle of Herpicide.
- That the best is the cheap
est in the long run can well be
tish M? Q B ?J. nb bal
'?
StSf A nice line of canned
goods at C. B Hubbard's
- Notions of all kinds cheap
at C. B. Hubbards
- Guns and shells at C. B.
Hubbard's
- Special attention is asked to
the advertisement of the Plan
ters National Bank in this issue.
- Mr. G. W. Waddill has some
desirable property for sale
,- You will save money by
looking at W?ddilFs stock. See
his new advertisement lie means
business
We can keep what hair you
have got with Herpicide.
McLendon Bros.
- Just received a Barrel of
"new ketch" Mackerel. They
are nice and cheap.
W. M. Rowe.
Downey's Candy, best made
At W. M. ROWE'S.
- The Twentieth Century Lib
rary hours are: Monday ?1.80 to
?.HO p. m. Thursday 10 a. m. to
12 m.
Fire Insurance.
Mr. C. S. McCall representa eonie
of the Ivsl companies in tho country
and will bo pleased to quote you best
rates,
(?nick Arrost.
J. A Qulledgeof Verbena, Ala was
twice in ilic hospital (rom a severe case
ol niles causing 14 tumors. Aller doctors
and all remedies tailed, Bucklcn's Ar
nica Salve uuickly arrested hinder in
(lamination and cured him lt conquers
aches and kills pain. 25c at J. T. Doug?
?as' Durg Store.
yyE ARE IN IT !
TO SKLL
Heavy and Fancy Groceries and
a full line of Canned Goods,
Pickles, Sauces and Dainties,
Candies, Cakes and Fruits.
Tobacco and Cigars
-ALSO
A nice line of Gloves, Hosiery,
Heavy Underwear for mon and
women, and many Novelties
Needfuls in the notion line
-ALSO
A full line of Crockery, good
enough for nny home. In Tin
ware we have anything from
a cup to a milk bucket
Also, a nice line of Pants and
Storm Coats that we oiler at,
Jiving prices.
Wir invile special attention to
our stock of Guns and Ammu
nition of Stevens make.
We have too a few nice covered
baskets, togo as bargains.
Call and sae us
E. POWERS,
Marion St. Bennetlsville, S. C.
s ham,
i - oj .;,.>'t
. LJ >i
JRSL?O^OUS NOTES.
Th jro will be no preaching, nt the
.Baptist, IV shy teran or Episcopalian
churches next Sunday.
Bivliop A. Coke Smith will dedicate
tho new Methodist church next Sun
day. The congregations of the othi r
churches will unite in the morning
'I ho S ou,: h Carolina Conference con
venes ut Darlington next Wedueeday.
The laie will he one dollar ' and 25c
for round trip for delegates who aro i
required to get certif?cales from the
R R. agent.
Tho hour for evening services at tho
churches is now 7.30 o'clock.
Prayer meeting at the Baptist church
ovary Thursday ovoniog at 7 30, .
Prayer meeting ot the Mot bed i vt obareb
ovory Wednesday at 7.30 p. m.
Prayer meeting at Proabytcriaa church
Thun day evening at 7 30.
Tba hour for Sunday School at thc
Methodist church baa been changed to
4.co o'clock in tho afternoon.
The Epworth League Prayor meeting
u held ovory Wednesday evening in tho
Suu 'ny eobool room of tho Methodist
church at 8 o'clock. Tho publio invited.
A Holiday Troat.
The Ladies of the Benuettsville
Glee Club are preparing to give
the fun lovers of the town a rare
treat during the coming holiday.
The Lady Minstrels. Watch for
the posters later on.
- Just received a now lot of
Raisins, Currants, Citron, Figs
&(* for fruit cake at Rowe's
Lost Their Grips.
S. T. Johnson thought himm-lf a goner
when Grippa took bold of him last fall. A
250, bottlo of Dr. King's Wild derry sud
Tar made it turn loose.
Dr. King's Wild Cherry and Tar is a
groat Ls Qrippo Medicine, and bceius to
oure all who Uko it
FORT MILL MFG. CO.
Fort Mill, S C
Tuetis goid, and sold by Benncllsville
Pharoiaoy.
Saiesdny in December.
The first Monday in December
1904 was a wet and disagreeable
day and in consequence the atten
dance was notably slim. The
Sheriff made some sales and fair
prices obtained-Corn brought
75c, Cotton seed 22c, fodder l,05o
The C. S. Grunt land was sold to
D. D. McColl, for $1125. The
horse swappers were in the majo:
?ty aud Auctioneer Daved sold u
good number. Altogether it was
a dull ualcBdav,
For Truck Farming.
"~~p are FHti .'?cd lr O?* the.- u
Iii u haye been sen I this ) Iluso th
there ?<* iv? bullio ?mln II t?oul.h Ci'.;
linn suit oil ?ot : . . fa rta ii ihio tli 1
i< iu i I... Ibu ir?. "> lit o'..mt . d' it
ihitt cot clun?h nil ivfg. fr??ki?g tr
plainer can make hie miserable
for two dozen people. Folks who
can't or wou't he ugreeable ought
to cultivate the art of keeping their |
mouths'sh ut.
Flowers 1 Flowers !
Mrs. JnoS. Moore has a fine
lot of Geraniums, Begonias
Ferns, Palms and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings 25c per dozen.
Arguing against a fact is like
butting ti stone wall. S. v.' youri
brains and your reputation.
Unclnlmod Letters.
Letters addressed to the following named j
porsons romain uucnlUd for at the pout
office in Beonettfiville :
Mon's List,
ll John. J C Dean?, liommio Keni
mie, Rieb Jib uso ti, Jessie Kirk, Luu.
trio Thomas, NV A Ciiidluuri, G l?.Sow
: ell
Women's List
Margaret Johnson.
One Box Fixed Him
Shepton, N. C., ''I havo hud kidney
itimi.lo for tba last four years, nnd got
no relief ur ti I I tried Dr. King'? Blood
?nd Liver Pill?, und one box entirely cured
mo." Flt .IN KLIN WAT T.
Thu Provident of Olno lotto Hardware
Co says: '"I cont Ider Dr. Kiug's blood
?nd Liver Pill* very best I ever used." Dr.
Kilima i.luuw- cuni. Hold at 25c. by B.ju
uutbivillo Pharmacy,
TRESPASS NOTICE,
Notico is hereby given thut thu J. L
McLuurln Fur m. in Heil Bluff township leis
I?.: II p.ml ed, 11ml I ll it tn-spus* ?ill unt li .
permitted for bunting, wood cu.ting, haul
lng Btrae-, riding or walking or otberwii>e
on this ptiOQ ned ?ll puroon? violalii.g tbi"
iiutie.ii will b? prosecuted according lu luv/
I hpecially cbjict to stock grazing,
Nov io, 04. B. P. Stanton, LOPM?.
Tho Kussel Wagons
Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a cur
of these durahlo wagons-one and
two-horse, every one of thom guaran
teed against any defect in mateiial
or wormanship.
Town Tax Notice
THE Town Books will ho oponed for ool
leotion of texas on Heal Eitato and
Personal Property on Octobor ist and ulnae
Dec 31 1904 after which the penalty wi'.!
bu added aud colluded. Thu luvy in us fol
lows:
Current Expenses \'3 els cn S?oo
Int on B. B. liomin 21 els ou $100
Sii.king Fund R. B 5 ots on $100
Int Electric Light Bonds 14 tts on $100
Sulking fund E L Bouda 4 ots on $100
Total 59 cte on $100
By order of tho Couuoil
MILTON MOLAUSIN, Clerk.
R?pt 21 lc.04
s.
PKNS J AN U AK Y 9th. olTentiff a thorongh busi
{J ness education lu vonny; mou tittil woiu?u ?tl hull*
iii? i- -si of going to distant schools. !N"Otll?Eg
pays fo3ttG2.\ Positions guaranteed.
jg A H students possible should enter at opening
r|fvy X. v.Mubcr- 22 1904. 1 ;
ht<h*<-.SM?
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vf Bennettsville Pharmacy,^
_o --
UJR nt . ODP'fin-tv adding to ClK Bluck of D 1^ U li )5 AND UC0IItE!P
V t '?;,tlICLE3, ?cd can t-up^ly yi-u with ov^ry re cessarv article
r.ir r?i. i tryalion ur Health f otu our KEW m l UL? TO DATO DRUi?
iS'J;Oi',h-. We Rive une upeciul attention to the iu.cdi uf our Cu. lomon
. t. : gnat iutfc? enthi'actiou to bll.> Every article wo nil IS TUE BB3T
MONEY CAN BUY.
M?nwli.B SOME NICE ARTICLES SUITABLE FOU CHRIST
ai.}S PR1 S ENTS, nnd ask you 11 call and seo our NEW" AND ATTRAC
TIVE GOODS.
Ot I. Pllk-CIUPTION Dn'.ltTMKNT ia oovnploleand lu a "ppcoial ftfutu o
LUI i..' th ire of a hk.lli-d and exp-rioncort dru/glst.
You me ?LWAYJ WB'.COvlB HERB. ' . *'* I
? . ?. MATTHEWS, Mgr, ?g
A .nt 'or WILEYS' CANDY. g|]
il lo reduce my stock in thc following goods
. s Art Squares, Easels, Screens,
niches, Pictures, Toilet Sets,
. orterie Gui tains,
>h Bedsteads,
Felt Mattresses,
ter fruin ?1 25 l?> $1050, which ! guarati
;> bc as good if liol Superior lo Ausloinore
general stock
.0 pei* cent above Cost,
G. W. Waddill.
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A !? I'LA N'T is tho most mo lent in this st.ite. ?nd
using th? most np to dato methods in the
.i .'. i:.. .>i work sent us T't?tt.'s one r-ason why we
uti patrons linen. Soul us your n-rxt; Bu nd In.
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IJA?KI?NS, S. C.
>wers, Agt,
mettsville. S. C.
UH . SCHEDULK
Bi . Line RAILWAY.
Tin r Line Ky i-elied
IIIo waa i on January 1 Otb.
fYaiii iw, S. t'., BBtulloWs.
Nortbboo?id o OU at 8:0") a. ni.
s'o 50 at 9:*24 p. m.
rfmi No 07 ?t 8:0.r) a. m
o 27 at 10:40 p m.
'I i le ami Oheraw ll.
R., ivi ttaville al 7.0."> a
m , ... HU Ol? and Ni> .:>7.
'I : a (iain lwiving B-n
ilCt [i ni. gives li.-uueiis
vi:l pport?nity to lake
ti ai ti S . I No 27.
?ennettsv?le & Cheraw Railroa
- N'KW SCIiKDUL/? -
(?luuni. iieing .M-ind i^ .Sopt. IL? 1001,
arid tint il run lier n^r?icn. tr?>ius between
Chcruw ami ?ewuani.-'viile will bc operated
<n> ibo (olhw?pig fc'.iedule, da?j- czcepi
.Sunday : y
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FUI i t/YSTi!<llS ?ri ev i ry ?i jl<!.
. BRAY BOT
, . ; r . ii* a i lady or Gotus
\?uo willi -tl ill
ii? Isj ami rubber tires.
S J. Pearson.
G NOTICIO.
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Connections.
AT UKNN'ST'I'SDII.IIK-Tho r.ou li b..imd
.funning '...tiew on A C. Ii. coutiUctN .?iii.
rain Nu I. Train Nu 2 c:>'jiicor.H with A
.! L locul frti^ln, north and HOUIII buur.d
A? Koi.noCK -Train N.m 1 and 2 cje
ncot with north and BI.U'.II bound S A L.
ri ?.ir.'?.
Ax ("II:.HAW -.Trillo Ne? 3 oounuot" ivlfli
.101 th and Bouth bound S A L truhiD,
and train No 4 connects with north boin.?
S A L train*.
; : TASALE.
2 io ini'cH fio.n LATTA,
in ) hool DNtrlct 115 acron
olei lin '..i>i:." well timbered. Oood
jwi till ul jemmy out buildings.
A' >. born and B'ablcB, ? |
ceri ri in . if Lat tn.
M. I. EDWARDS,
Scp Lntta, 8 C.
Don'tVoO. Love Flowers'/
H so, and you want some pretty
pot:- of all BIin which to place
tin oall Ht tile Hardware store
and yon cm bu suited.
J. T. Medlin,
TraiTlo Myr.
J. F E\
rott.
Siipatioteodont.
IV ARNING NOTICE.
ALL porHona are heicby warned not tc
f\ trCKpnsa upon any of my lanela in Smith
villa Township, by Looting, dav or night,
cutting or hauling wood or ntraw, walking
riding or othciwitie trcfparsing upon Fnme
0.:t7, 1904 WILEY MOORE.
Prepared for tho Work. ?
Mr. S J. Pearson, Cito Jeweler, lint
now one of thc latest improvement!
for engraving your natno or initial
jori any article of gold or silver 01
? plate in the most up-to dale manner
j The samples of work already dunc bj
him arc jiibi fine. Cal! and ?ee him.
THE PLANTERS
Of Ben netti
Resources and Capital
Stockholders Liability
Protection to Depositors
Our service in every Department is Mot
by agreement on all time Deposits Oui
?dentiaUy looked alter. New Deposito
We solicit your account.
STEPHEN SHELTON, Cashier.
September i, 1904,
eli
Around 10 Cts B<
FOR YOU CAN SAVE
Discretion in Buyiny ye
pince, lt is all importa
is cheap. Printers Ink
'i Facts. When yon aro 1
th and Winter stock, all
& of our large and varie
Vt than we have kept in 3'?
cially invited Jo exam in
DRESS G0?D3, CLOAKS. SKI 3
HOSIERY ar.d UNDERWE
est to th.3 EeS1. And in fa
Ladies Wardrobe- "Purp?
{iua?ar t;ed to give satisfactii
CLOTHING. For men nnd Bo
than ever Atan Hals and C t PH.
Ladies und children. We arc headq
and'Art Pqinres. There are l undi
takes too much space to meniion.
.is} ltemembor Pianos and Org.in*.
u~ money, and you get thc bnM ol' los!
ca?li will make it easy for you to nia
are not ascot.", do'ut pay any com ra i
pell at a nuall proGt. Tho people c
it requires no introducion. Thankit
Yours respectfully,
I o* 27. tm gTEJ,
Willy
NO USE TO WORRY, BU
IF TETOTT
Dry G-oc.ls, Clotliin?
And Fancy
taaT" Fresh Water Grouud MEAL ai
Wo Keep a full line in each Departm
AT THE LCW1?
WuOri VO'vl r%r\mti fn TVi ?rr r. nott o 1 ~ -
Fl.KK sud pati?trtOt?oi? Rnaranb
.Vail au.. ?ec UH - Keir ?J?Tl&li
WA X l\*G'?\?C?j? I
BoDne.tRvillc, S. C., Sept 17, 1904.
KjOTICE in hereby given that the Hook?
v\ io- th* collection of Tuxes for Muri
oro c?ujiy fur tho ftaoal year cominoucinc
unary ist, 1904 will bo oponed at thu
l'reaaurcr's OHiee in Bcntiettsvillo, S. C.,
>o Saturday October 15th, 1904, aud will
emarta opcrtf uatil'"'.?eeniber 3lsr, (S-ithout
penalty. /After that uVt tho peealty will J
be added** on all nnpnid Taxe*.
/
'MMO levy ia aa follows :
.-5tjr"te Tax 5 mills
Optdiuary County tax 6 millH
Idonstitutional School tax 3 milla
Total tax levy, 14 milla
Sr-ECiAr, ScnooLS :
Antioch 2 mills
Beauty Spot, 3 mills
Boykin 2} mills
Uonnettdvillo 4 mills
Brigbtavillo 2 J mills
CLIO 2| mills
Ebeneser 2 mills
Kollook 2'? mills
Lester 2 i mille
MoColl 2 millB
Tatum 4 milla
Willis 2 mill
Poll Tux of One Dollar on all nblo bodied
uiulo porsons from tho ugos of 21 to 60
. rirs. Commutation Hoad Tax of One
Dn?lar on all able bodied male persona from
i S to 50 years of ope.
J. H. THOMAS,
Treasurer Marlboro County.
KILLED ACCIDENTALLY
While handling n gun that was out of
.nier is usually thc story. Now. in
?riler to [.r?vent acimienta! killing
uni to he sure and kill when you
vant to, I have employed an expert
<! ut.smith from Charleston, S. C., who
bas my gun repairing department in
charge, Wo arc prepared to do any
kind of fine gun repairing in fact ot J
order. Give us a Irial ami you will
be convinced that wc- are prepared to
4L e you satisfaction in price, work
manship and promptness
S, J PEARSON,
Thc Jewler.
- Weare headquarters for
Butter nnd Cheese. We keep
nothing but the very best, and
guarantee both to suit you or
refund your money.
W. M. Rowe.
^ T^M?LIX '"
UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER,
Carries in Stock
A full lino of Cottles and Mctalio Casket*
all Blsea and HIJIOH. from $4 to $490.
I )>avo tho Gneat lino of Cloth and Miltalie
Caskets carried by nny housa in S C
In tho lot is an exuet duplicate of tim
Caskot in wkiah President McKinley
waa laid to robt.
ftST Funerals served with HEAnSB any
wi.?ra in tho county.
AlhO a full linc of Dininfco'.ants,
Plume 48 Open Day and Nig?d
PKNNETT3VILLI?, 8. C.
oville) S. C.
?341,055^81
05,000. CO
$400,055 31
'.ern arni Satisfactory. Interest allowed
. customer* interests c-irclully and cen
rs will receive like consideration.
A. J. MATHESON, President.
S PL HC TU A TING
3 Not Discouraged,
1 MONEY, IF you only uso
mr Necessaries at the right
nt TO KNOW TIIFS Talk
cheap. We only advertise j
.eady to purehaee your fall (
we ask is an inspection of i
id stock of Goods-larger >
iars. The Ladies are spe- '
e our
'.TS. SE:a? WAISTS, HATS,
AR at Pricss from tli9 Cheap- *
et Everything pertaining to tho
m Corset*" in the latent s y les
jn or moil' y r?fu':ided.
vs. in lar/2 vaii tv :\' prtow 1 >w.fr .
Lirue Mock ol' SHOES Tor Men,,
uartcrx for Carpels Mali ?mr, Ruirt
cds of uitio'.cs .\hicii we keep, bat
"*
especially. We can .?ave yottb.'* r
ruments If y*?u haven't got'-tlic ;
ko payment-?. Itemcmbor also iva ~' \
scions or salaries, are Du dor?, ?nd
if Mai ll ion know lho cid finn and
lg you lor patt favors
wm & C'
5V
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ARGfl
T COMIO ??G?tT ON TO -
Shoes, J? otions ?K
Croceries, :
id HOMINY ri specialty,
eui and will fi.l your Wants is each
1ST PRICES.
I>. PhV? fe ill ?
Coon NEWS oftert conics through
thunedium ol'a hitor.
-R^ATIDNERY
plays a most -?portant part in life's
programme tba-. uuUy e.njcciure.
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We're often judgi (V. . -/.n ' V P-pXft
tionery wo use wl.eti?.v,,-;-- ;
vately or in busi:iels.
It's our hapny lot to pleaseutir cu- c?
mern, ODII otu st- ck of Stiitfoherj
is so good and well assorted .
you can eel just what
YOU WANT.
We also carry a well .-.c!o:ie al io of
DRUGS ANO MKDIOINI
We are always g ad lo seo yon,
Urnuettaviic P?uiriancy,
O A. MATTHEW'S.
-v?*
\-CENTRAL-I
BARBER SHOP.
Iam now belier prepared than ever to
please even Hw mos I fusljrfcous'>n
TONSOKIAI, WoitK. ? '.leiianteo sn!
faction ie. Shaw.B, Ilair-cdtp, Sliairifeofl
and Mesanges. I riavo u new Elect: ie
Mattery for inr.par.g08, arid ctn trent tho
facen of Gentlemen and Ladin's III tho
mont up to date martyier
I solicit yeto" fiiitrbiiugl
ir. A. GRACE.
M.:rion Btrces Rerinctlevilla, R. O.
Valuable Restent Properly
IN EAST ll KN NE ITS VILLE
. WBST BIDK EWAETT PT.
CONSISTING of 2 ," ncrcp, ono largo Ito
bldcuoe - 6 looaiH. Pica water, mp
iillfttl b\ ? amp at door of stovo roora, O.io
'cryent houio, br.tnHj ?tables, vto.
Ono small, r residence, 5 rooms. Tino
water, supplied by puaip.
This properly to bo Bold for partition
[f not B?ld this property will be for
lieut for l!)0?.
It8 nicoly Kituutcd, perfectly drained ni .'.
lioalthy. If you want ono of tho b**'.
lesident properties ia llcnnottcville now fa
your timo. Apply to
Aug. 10. (i. \V. WADHU,!..
J. 3H?, HUSBELIJ
HOUSE 1? Jil DJ TE JR
And'Fnptri1 Hangar.
Hurd Wood Finisher, Rest Load mid
Oil furnished, Estimates cheerfully
given. All work guaranteed to bri
first-el;, sa.
-For a nice line of shoes go to
C B Habbards