The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, January 20, 1905, Image 3
Friday, January 2CJ 1905.
I Subscript ?on r,tTcc:
One year.$1.00
Six months. .viv..BO
Three months.25
The Legislature.
The Senate and house both show1
signs of getting dowu to work.
Senator Blease of Newberry haB |
introduced a bill reducing posain
ger fares to 1\ cents instead of 3
Also a bill to reduce the pay of I
Magistrates. Mr. Bruce, a bill to
compel Railroads to give the col
ored people separate Pullman ac
commodation. Mr. McColl a bill
to allow? the trusleos of Clio School
district to issue bonds to build
largor Graded School building.
TO THE DEMOCRATS
OF MARLBORO
Fellow Citizens: Permit mel
toHhank you most sincerely for
the honor you have conferred
upon me in nominating me to
fill the unexpired term of our
late lamented Senator Charles
S. McCall.
I esteem your call the greatest
honor of my life, and if spared
by a kind Providence to fill this
term of office, I promise you to
strive to discharge my duties
to the best of my ability, having
an eye single to the welfare of
the people of Marlboro and the
State.
J. H. HUDSON.
January 12th 190/5.
A WORTHY CAUSE
1""'Mu. EDITOR-Thc ladies a
citing subscriptions to the Conn
Monument They waited on inc
nd, on looking over their list o
seriptions, I was astounded to si
names nf many of our citizens,
subscribe\ only $1 each, and some
I do think that our people nro UL
estimating their duty in this ma
It should be regarded as a privi.
(not a charity) to bo nllowcd to g
lo this noble cause It would be c
graceful for any true southerner i
to have regard for those who died
defence of their country, and cspec
idly ior those who died lighting for a
"Cause" that failed, though dear to
Southern hearts God help the man
that sets such n low estimate upon his
appreciation 1 It is true, there nre
FOIUC who are not able to give more
than one dollar. To such this criticism
does not apply.
I trust thc ladies will have thc
nnmcB ol the subscribers and amounts
they give published io both the county
mid thu v. eil arning dbl . ! irk iii
particule?- ruo Be? W.U. ,,..? i.tn
benn hinge o? lifo and how numb. ? lie
record s hoo Kl bc nimio 1 ro? ard I Lie
lest.
Tho monument will never be built
on dollar subscriptions. If I were thc
ladies I would not accept such hom
those who should give morA No raitt?
who can rnisd mouevg^. ?Qih to buy
a suit ot clothes ?LUijL ''{ ?f pu'>
scribing less tj^^?^0t.->imrs. There
town and county
glad to contribute
'hero arc a hundred or .?".ore
"county who could give $100
"e?cTi and not feel it, and there ure
one thousand who should subscribe
1 rom five to fifty dollars each.
I am sure that many of the one do]
1er subscribers did not consider th'
matter or they would have given mo
-some ot them had near md d
relatives that died in the civil ?
Methinks I can hear their sweet .
calling from the other shore ?
"Do this in remembrance of p
Alasl for us. Whither
tendinG ? We have waited '
to show our respect for our.
dead, and no wonder it has eva p..
Did we ever have any ? That is
question. Will not thc sons of worthy
.ires show themselves to bo also worthy
by contributing to thia noble cause,
and pushing it along to its consumn
t'.ou ? We shall see !
.Inn. 17. 1U0? CI VIS.
FROM KOLLOCK
Mr. Editor-As I have not seen
anything from this point fi r some
time, will give you a lew items that
may interest sonic one, but really there
is little nowa worth relating.
Six cents cotton has knocked thc
life out of everything in this section.
The fanners are holding their cotton
up liere ami say they will not sell at
prices now olfercd.
Christmas passed off nicely. Only
mic accident that id' Mr. J C. [rb)
who hail thc misfortune to lose a hand
from an accidental discharge id' hi
gun. Ile is doing as well as could be
expected.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L l'egucs arc ai
hollie from their honey moon trip ti
Flo. ida.
Mrs l?\ \V. IVgucs is visiting her
parents in Charleston.
Miss Mary L. Pegues is visiting
friends in Rockingham.
Mr. Jumes McArltiur has been ap
pointed Notary Public and we look
for him todo a rushing business with
the runaway couples from over the
line.
Mr. 'I'.- F. Malloy has sold his stock
of goods and moved to Gheraw
Mr -I. P. lOudy ol' Lancaster is
holding down thc S. A. L. and Jj &
C. agency herc now.
Thc nows td'th'! death of Col C. S
McCall shocked our community and
made in ?ll lt cl sad.
Jan 1(5, 1005. Rex
FIRE AT LESTER.
We regret lo learn that Mr. J.din
L. Breeden of Lester lost his barn and
stables by lire Wednesday afiernoon,
together with a lot of corn, fot age and
.j bales of cotton. Origin of lire un
known. Such a lo^s is felt just at
this time.
A LETTER FROM GEORGIA
A Fine CJimate-Cheaper Land
Good Crops-The Place for
a Farmer With a Little
Money.
Dear Mr. Brown-PleaBe change
my a<ldres9 on your mailing list from
Carnegie to Baxley, Ga.
My family and I, ofter twelve years'
residence in Randolph county, are
now cczi y domiciled in the town of
Baxley, tho county seat of, Appliug.
Bo far, we are highly pleased with
the change, having recently purchased
a home in the town and a nice farm
out some disianco. I will sa/ right
here for the benefit of your many
readers who may be on the lookout for
a homo or a farm or lor a paying in
vestment, that in my judgment, lhere
is no better place in t bis great nation
to invest than in Appliug couuty lands
Ibey are level, fertile and cheap.
Good water, good climate and good'
health Tile sportsman hus plenty ci
recreation. Partridges are abuudunt,
squirrels, turkeys and deer plentiful
in tho swamps of the Allamoha and
l?g hurricane Creek- and all the wa
ters teeming with the Guest fi di.
There is a level plnlcu running fr >m
near Huzlehurst in the northwestern
part of the couuty in a southeasterly
lircclion to the Wayue cou- ty line,
Ivb ?ch level is from six to seveu roilcB
vide, and appears to bo very low land
They ure the highest lauds in the
couuty, but aro BO flat that they are
not desirable for farm lauds, as they
would have to be drained. The great
Southern Railway passes through the
entire length of these Mut Ianda, and
very naturally causes travelers to form
an erroneous opinion of the country?
But, the fact is, after getting out 3 or
1 miles either side of the railroad along
?bo creeks aud the branches, the lauds
nre self drained and are very fine for
farming purposes I think somewhat
superior to the Marlboro lands.
ess lands are especially adapted
growth of sea-island cotton, corn
ugnr cano and vegetohles of all
They are adapted a'sc/to abort
cotton, but the residents here
re is more money in raising the
not fluctuate so
price at present
xley, while the
ut 6} c.
airly good and
?e a good deni
"or sale,
r of the death
Marlboro has
'.OBS.
ny Marlboro
nerous New
x eur, i aa
BAXLEY,
?3T*Get
ing your Li
See what \v
tection that
Cito.
"Tnt
'Si
?EWTON.
1905,
ore buy
mrance.
vr-Pro
iON
. len."
folie .: i? j dt?io fi ?Ci I ic
Si??tu?ni Cultivator:
! uTb re is nc ho fright
govornment's i the
paice of cottor . Wil
son's report about
now ne co* *"* report
which w' Itl? many
million i our cotton
at the ' salvation of
the & j Farmers to
hol?) d refnso abso
lut- ,>t nt a fair price.
J' long, quit selling
e j prices advance
?rs would heed this
get a splendid price
ucc of tho unmark
rld needs all the cotton
made thia year, and the
jturers should be made to
good price tor it. They
jiake line dividends at ten
? cotton. Farmers had just as
.1 get advantage of the profits
the speculators. If the larm
rsget frightened into selling by
the suddeu depression they will
lose anti the middle man gets
the profit.
A TRUE STORY
A little barefooted boy on a cold
night last winter stood in Iront of
u large shoo store, looking wist
fully at thc display in thc window
when a kind Sunshine member
passing in her carriage noticed the
tiny feet red with exposure and the
sad look on thc face of thc lad.
Approaching thc boy thc lady
said:
"Would you like it pair of those
shoes?"
''Yes, ma'am, but I haven't got
any money."
"Come in ibo store with me she
said. ''Perhaps we can arrange
with tho man to give you a pair."
Entering thc store this Sunshincr
sent out a boy for a pair of stock
ings ol' thc proper size and asked
for a bowl of warm water. With
ber own hands she washed thc dir
ty little fool, pulled on thc stock
ings, and then purchased a pair of
stout shoes; the little fellow mean
while becoming mute with aston
ishment. When he realized that
thc articles were his own, he look
ed lovingly into tho face of the lady
md said: "1 was just asking God
Lo give mc a pair of those shoes
iv hen you came up. Are you God's
ivifo?"
Representative Pollock of Ches
erlield says ho will introduce a
iii! at this session of tho Legisla
uro making it a misdemeanor for
i ginnor to give information to
tnyone about the number of bales
>f cotton ginned at his gin.
The "Woodmen of ibo World" of Cam
lon have decided to proscenio thc young
?inn McIntosh who ?bot Mr. Traywich at
M HT aw recently while target shooting.
.Season And Diseases. -
It ia a common beliet that there
is a relation between the seasons
and diseases.
In many caBes^thss belief is jus
tified by the facts. Smallpox for
example, is especially a disease of
the winter; typhoid fever of tho
autumn and pneumonia of the win
ter aud Bpring. All catarrhal in
flammations of he respiratory or
gans are alun most common dur
ing the Winter and early spiring.
There is no apparent reasons
why typhoid fever should sudden
ly attack a groat nurabor ot peo
ple just at the end of summer and
the beginning of autumn, yet Buch
is the fact.
The prevalence of smullpox iu
winter is explained partly by the
fact that vaccine virus, and pre
sumably, therefore,smallpox virus
ns well, is very resistant to uold,
and is destroyed by a moderate
degree of continuous heat. But
probubly the lack of ventilation
has much more to do with it, tho
poison being concentrated in the
stagnant air which fills so many
of our hornea in winter. It has
I been shown conclusively that this
lis the case of typhus fever, now
happily an almost extinct disease,
and we cannot doubt that the
same cause is active in the spread
of other so-called winter diseases.
The moral is evident that ho who
runs may read it-fresh air, open
windows and freo ventilation in
all living apartments and bed
rooms.-Youth's Companion.
--Let us protect your Home
and Household goods against
tire. A little money expended
might mean much to you in
time of trouble.
CROSLAND ct TYSON
"The Iusurance Men.
Night Was Hor Terror.
"I would cough ncnrlv all night lon*;.'
writes Mrs. Chas Applcgatc ol' Alexan
dr?a, Ind . "and could hardly get any
sleep. I had consuuipliun so hid thu il
1 walked a bloek I would cough fright fully
and ?pit bluod, but when all other wodi
I ?>neK failed, three SI.00 boules ui Dr
Kind's New Discovery wholly cured me
and I gained 58 pounds" ti's absolutely
guaranteed to nure Ciughs. Colds, Li
Grippe, Bronchitis and all Throat and
Lhng troubles. Price 50o ami $1 00. Trial
bottles freo at'J. T. Douglas' Dtug Store.
A Cure For Smallpox,
Red Springs Cition.
Mr. Walter Smith sends us rc
ceipt for the cure of smallpox. It
was clipped from one ot tho lead
ing papers in Missouri. Dr. J. J.
,McElwee, secretary of the^JVliss
ouri State Board of Health, "gives
the following receipt for small
pox.
; *'i herc with append a rc oct pt j
ich has been uau.d to my k nov- |
i .-. :-,>. -t?. i '^.--? n V^r^"-*ynnBW?' V;r
sinall-pox. Yb wiii prevent OF cure
Ithbugli the pittfugs are niling.
. ?UD COW
pox in England the world of scien
ce overwhelmed him. with fame,
but when tho motjt scientific school
i of medicine in the world, that of
Paris, published this receipt it
[.passed unheeded. It it as unfail
ing as fate and conquers in every
instance. It will also cure scarlet
lever. Here is tho receipt as I
have used it to cure small pox:
Sulphate of Zinc, ono grain; digi
talis, one. grain; sugar, one half
teaspoonful. Dissolve in a wino
glass of soft water which has been
boiled and cooled. Take teaspoon
ful! every hour. Either scarlet le
ver or small pox will disappear in
twelve hours. For children the
dose must bo diminished accor
ding to age. If communities will
compel their physicians to use
this treatment, there will bc no
need of pest houses. If you value
your lite use this receipt.
THE DEMOCRAT republishes tho
above for the fourth timo in six
years, aud it does seem reasonable
that our people could prevent its
spread over the country.
One Secret Of Success
The faculty of keeping friends
is the secret or secret of success
of many men lt's not enough
to be able to make them, lt is
a comparatively easy matter to'
win regard and favor with al
pleasing exterior and even the j
framework of a well stored!
mind. Yes, it is easy lo win
friends but to hold them-"but
tiler's the ruh," A real friend
ship and the only kind worthy
of struggle and sacrifice, is a
priceless possession, and lt*1 is
rich indeed who cannot count
his friends on the fingers of one
hand. It is customary, how
ever, to speak lightly of friend
ship and to refer to another as
a friend when an acquaintance
is meant.
People who rise to power and
influence are usually those who
have retained their friends.
They are the same yesterday,
today and tomorrow./ and pros
perity does not change them.
The friends of long ugo are
theirs for aye.-The December
Madam.
Mr. H. W. Finlayson writes tho
Uheraw Chronicle that tho price
ut cotton will go up as sure us
mn rise.
New Yorkers aro cuting Shad,
tiru wherries and cucumbers, and
mow on thc ground,
WARNING NOTICE.
AU persons are hereby warned not O
respass tn any manner upon the lands
>l the undersigned in any manner, by
Hinting, fishing, hauling or pasturing
tock or otherwise. A. W.Mcintyre
J, J*. Melnlyrc
January 5, 1905.
THE BEST Yr V,
A HIGH-CLASSTAT!
-AT THE -
ji?it?rium Murohisp" Bulli!
TOMORROW KKU.H
ohn Tilomas Concet.
ONE NIGHT C i
i'his Company veceiv
est praise wherevi
and they lin ve. tri.
Maina to Calif orri
NUT HING LU
DON'T 3VIISS IT
?ickets on. sale at J. Di .
Drug Store. Get
and avoid the r .
Brutally Tort?
A caso c uno to 1 ; ?li r
ont ond unmerciful nflrtu lin* .
lever.bccn equaled, doo < .' . '. ol
i a. (!?il?(* wi ito?. c'.iPur I
(urod;.;iesnffu:!ib!c pain
pun uni^-^lti! luiiK rclinvc
riod everything known.
>ilo .:iric Bu tors and k's i ii
inc on carl li for that Um
es ol' it completely nurci
;ood for Li ?er anil Kiun ?
?cncral debility. Only 50
; mirant ced by J. T. Dou.
WOOD TO BURN.
I can fill orders fo
vVood-nice and dr
brendon's Novelty "W
itnount wanted.
W. P. ]
January .12, 1005.
Working I? ight i
The bu?ic?t und miali
hat ever waa made is
Lifo Pills. These pills
nto strength, haleness ir
"in into minta) power. ,
ul in building up tho he
lier bax Sold hy J T. D
NoPityBhc .
"For years lalo was :
iou-ly" writes l<\ A. Gul
?Mn. "I had a terrible ea
ng 24 tumors. When all
Arnica Salvo cured rae '. ? .
burns and .ill ache?* and |
it J. T. Douglas' Drug ?
NOTICE TO CR1
ESTATE C. S. M
% LL persons indebted
L\> C. S- MO'IA LL. dcci
make itnuiediitc payrhui
sipocd, und all porr?n :
igainst said est?te will
ilieiu properly itemized a
uudursigucd.
D. I
T. 1
A (
0. S
Lx'rij Est.
.January 'J. PJ05.
I ATE OF- SOC-TH
!' UM- Ol M,rl-:-!-M.
SON
J olin Weatherly,
?N obedience to ob*.O
by ibo Ihuio.able 1
sell bei'.ire ttl? Court' I
lionsville, South*' (larc
Monday in Ifubruary
' ile hours io tho biglin
iii thal certain pieuo.
lind,dying sim ile in ;
nini in iho State al'.
3NWIIUNDRBD A?
(YORKS, more or loss
ands ol' C. 1 Slim-rill
[). McOolL Wash Hu
laid silo being had tm
and bot ween said par
Turin ol'sale cash,
['or iib pap?is
J.
NOTICE OF 1
E.-t: te of Step
AVINO filed tm
Adminiiti?tor, d
?Malo ol'Stcplien Quic
s hereby given ih.it I
f-morallie, Tho Ju lue
or the County ol' M ul
ifSimthjCarolina, at
lett.-ville, on the 20tl
icxt, or as so in there:
an bc In nrd. for a (in
uinistralor, de bonis t
\\
Aduiinii
Bville, S. C . Jau 18
Hie Stale ol' So
'o thc Commissioner;
for thc Conn
C?XlIEREAS, The I
VV who, at the
old in November, l?
ternber ol thc Sen u<
Matriel of Marlboro
jr lour years, has si
t parted' this life. And
titution ol the State
irects that in such ca
qn shah l>e issued bj
de Senate for the ?mi
acahcy thus occisi?n
er ol the tenn lor wi:
coe ised was elided i
Now, THEREFORE.
on are hereby requit
erttscment, and with
ie provisions ol th.'
,aws ol the said Sta
uty in such cast:, to li
Member ot the Senat
lislriot aforesaid, to
minder of the term I
lonorable C. S. McC
ie Polls to he opene
laces ol election in tl
UKSDAY the Twt
antiary, 1905 hy th'
tanagers lor those pl
nd the counting of t
ic declaration ot the
on to he in accord II
isions of law provtdii
lections am! thc man
ie same
Tins WRIT, Po^eth
n a ol tue Election to
ave bet?re the Senate
ig alter ihcrlclcction.
Witness the Honorai
Esquire, President
Columbi i this thin
in the year ol our L
nun- hundred and
|OHN
presiden
KOKK? T R. II EM Pl ll
Ch*1*: ol the Senate
f.
BY AN HONEST MAN.' '.;
*Al the wiliest of Mr. A. Huifi'agent
for the Virginia & Carolina Chemical
[Jo., to make a test against PERUVIAN
GUANO with his Fertilizer, he made me
a present ol two sacks pf 8 4.-4.Ql the.
V. & C. Co . goods -to make the test
with. The trial -wa's made on land se
lected by Mr. illili himselt and Mr/-lr
vine, my Superintendent.. Ten rows
were planted,. with equal arnQunts.ofl
L-ach lertilijf?r, at th?'ratc di 400 lbs ptr
acre, with:the tallowing results : ;
Peruvian Guano .made ,iQi;lbs,-.
.Mr Huffs.8 4-4 made 153 lbs.
' A dillerence Ot 38 lbs on ten rows'. ?
w * .? \'* .viv, .
I hereby cerlily the above statement is
correct. 1 (.Signed) -W. H. Duh'
I hereby certily the"aboVe lacis ??d fig
ures arc corr?ct '***
. T. J. Irvine, Superintendent
Witness, W. G Watts. '
At this rate thc difference on one acre
would have been 342 lb; of seed colfon,
>r 114 pound ot lim cotton.
Now figure 114 lbs at 8 cents and you
have $'.) 12 per acre in
?FAVO? OF PERUVIAN GUANO
The Peruvian Guano used in above |
test only analyzed 2 87 per cent A monia
2.67 per cent ot potash and 10 per cent]
Phosphoric Acid, which was the lowest
grade sold last year.
I am now offering a limited quantity
ot Guano containing over
S Per Cent ol Ammonia
as vye?. S per cent ol Phos. Acid and
over 2 per cent ol Potash, which I beVl
neve, to he the finest cotton and dorn !
fertilizer that can he had today.'- .;
As there is only a'limited-..qiia?tify^oY
this Cargo remaihjrii" unsold it wi?M
necessary tor me tb* take yc-Mr 'dnjjfl
once, and I trust that all my metros
decide lo try at least A. FEW .TON^H
PERUVIAN- GUANO THIS' Y KA?.
B. E. Moore,
Agent Marlboro & Scotland Counties
Dec. 22, 1504
NOTICE '10 CREDITORS.
ALI., persons having claims against
the estate ol li: F. Whittaker, de
ceased will please-pr?sent them to the
undersigned, duly attested within the
time required by law, and all persons
indebted to the l?state wilt please, settle
thc same promptly willi' -
J T. Whittaker
Dec. 16. 1904. Qualified Executor.
WAINING NOTICE !
A LL persons are hereby warned against
Irospissinc >>n nnv ol' my lan.ls in
lied Hill township by hunting with dog
ind gun day br night, or in any way trcs
passing upon sams. The law will be en
forced against all who violate this notice
.Mrs Annie Coviugton.
Rod Hill, Dec. 3, 1904.
Tax Returns
OKFIC? OK AUDITOR MAIILBOI?? GO., '
Beuucttavilto. Ono f ?r>r??
"WTOTICK i- li r ii v -iver, tliat h?
Mllk-e will nd 'opon IVHU 2otl da\ ol'
.J..^..!.-^-. j .; >j y< ? ?. V? h.:."ru. i^or?
''?'?iidi*'...divine tl?.: retirai.
? .VUin'.!..".!-.\-' jjiyrirfil of aMa^lKnm entll ly
>>.-.ya, ua y..jit., v.l.'punier,; or nusuauu.
parenl.-guard?JO, , trustee, d(luiir>irtratprf
iccbu?tinq officer, sgcr?i att??qoy^r tao?
.or. on tho 1 sf day of ?January "P.1?5. arc
required to list the ?ame for taxation
within the time required hy law, oil.IN
Cutt TilB PENALTY of f,U per cent, which
attache- in ea-e of failure to do so. Please
take notice also that any improvements
ou real estate should be return jd at the
same time.
Thc Poll Tax or One Dollar is levied
.n all parson* between the aues of 21 and
sixty yearss except persons who arc maim
>ind Unable to carn a support.
The Auditor or an assistant will attend
it tho following pf ices in thc' county on
hi) days named for thc convenience of
i ho public.
Rod Hill - Mandeville, January 16
tod Hill, Blenheim, " 17
Brownsville, Bristow's Store, " iS
Hebron, Rather's Sto.e,. " 19
Clio, .? 20
Red Bli:if, Faotory atoro, " ' 23
McColl, . . .'? " 24
Tatum, ,,.?. 25
Adamavillc. Newtonvillo, 11 26
Brightavilli!, Q abd win's Mill, . " 27
Smith ville; Grant's Mill, M 30
My office in Bonnettsvillo will bc open
during the time prescribed by law, from
January 2ml to February j2Qih 1905,
where panics in Hcnncttsville and those
Iftilini; to inakj returns nt tho above
camed places cm be accommodated.
C. 1 SH KURI LL.
Auditor Marlboro County .
An Ordinance
Requiring all persons living within
the corporate lin ita of the Town of
Bennettsviijo to he vaccinated :
Bo it ordained by tho Mayor and Alder
men of tho Town of Beiin'ettsvillo ' io
Council assembled :
Thnt nil persona living within the cor
porate Limits of the Town of Iiennettsv.ille
-*tii? 11 immediately c ill ?p?ri tho city Pby
u'oiau and ho vaccinated except thosa who
.ihtain n eortifi tate from n rcputab'.O Phys
ician that it is not necessary.
Any person refusing to o imply with
hin ordiu?uoa bball bi lined not lesa than
Five not more than ono hundred dollars,
ir be confined in Jail not moro than thirty
lays.
DJUO and ratified in Connell the 7th day
if December A. 1), 1904.
P. A. HODGES, Mayor.
---KIRK INSURANCE.---"
SI I RIOT Y BONDS,
HIDKLIT? AM) COURT.
JONT?ACT and FI ?J3L1TY BONDS.
There aro no hotter'companies than
hose, represen t od by ,.?,.<
J NO. S. MOORE.
Nov 15. 1804,
11 .in "aaf- 1 ?aaKMBOMMM 1 11 ' i mm_--?.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Nolico in hereby givo 1 that tho J. L
.TcLaurin Farm in Red Iiltiff township han
icon poated, and that treppaas will not he
.ormittod for hunting, wocd eutting, haul
ng utraw, riding or walking or otherwine
in thia plano nnd all persona violating this
lotion will lin prosecuted according to law
spcoially object to stock grazing.
Nov io, 04. B, F, Stanton, Lnseo.
-o
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I.?ia^e for sale .Succession Wakeiield'und Early Sp
: "Cabbage Plants.'flrrown in opeuair on SHU coast from
? seeds bought from the best and most reliable
Seedsmen in\the United States at the
[ ". ' . following prices F. O. B.
.'KptS; 1Q00 to 5000 $1.50 per M.
: VV?. 5000 to 1?OOO S1.25.
I,O1M pf 1??UO special iii Ice? on Application.
|3P~ Special Inducements to Dealers. _JgJ
Any information cs to tho cultivation of Cabbage will bo ohoerfaily
1 *"jjtveil"bti application.
S. J. Humph. Adams Run, S; G.
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Do you ,wait the best Hay F ress
that ri^s ever been on our
mark?t?
We have al?ar Xioad of them and
are selling them at $60 each.
u expect tdfbuy a BUGGY, a WAGON
IT oFyHARNESS, be sure to see me
?I Have just Received Two Oar
Loads of BUGrGr?ES, One Oar
WAGONS, And 100 SETS Of
HARNESS.
.flttl of which I mm gmmg
to sell.
It will be to your interest to see me before
?buying any oi these./ '
Very respectful
Sent 8, 1904?
Our IKT
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Tampa. Montgomery, New
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ure -Eft ni g s and ?Patent Ml edie in cs,
CTTQ?LET"* ARTIGLES~|j?B?^^@|j6
Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies
Paints, Oils, Varnish, B?TIS?LCS,
GLASS and PUTTY.
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO._?>
*?ar Prescriptions carefully compounded at ali, hours
and guaranteed Lo Oe oj the ?Jurcst Drugs and ai
reasonable prices.
A full line barden Seed OL Onion Sets.
Thankful forpast liberal patronage we solicit a continu an ceo fsame
J. T, DOUGLAS ?
Jaanu yZ 1, 1901.
AT THE OLD STAND
& Asherbit's
Condition Powders
Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. Il
does this by first thoroughly cleansing thc 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 arc packed in doses,
without "filler," and good for horses and mules only.
It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the
formttlre of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's
experience. It is easily the foremost remedy in tts class on the
American market to-day. Price 25 cents package.
For sale by SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C
MCCOLL DHUG CO., Mccoll, S. C.
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NEWTON & . OWENS,
?ttqrnoys at Law,
B EN2? liTTS VILLJi, Bo. CA.
Offices Oy'er Plauters National Bank.
?W. BOUCHIER, \.
? Attorney at Law,
Bonnettsvillc, 8. C.
Ornoo on Dari; ngton street ucar Pobta
Telegraph office. " January, 1899.
ILTON McLAUniN,
Attorney at Law and
"Probate Judge
OflloQ in Court HOURO.
E. C. MORRISON,
Electrician . - JiachiniBt,
BENF.TTJVILE, s. c.
p. o. ?ox 98. PHONE 111.
Contractor for Electrical woik aud dealor
ia Electrical supplies Hot Air Pump
ing Engiues and Gut Engines insttilitu.
Pipc-fiitting and genera! machino work.
August 20, 1903.
Specials at Moore's.
Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 for P*'
35 ^
Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good.
Fresh jelly-assorted-only 10.
Armour's Suu^o^o in tomato
sance only 10 cent.*.
Heinze's White Wino Vinegar
for pickling.
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WEAll. oad VOTIONS.
Our Ttihle Coeds are always Prefab
Give us a CALL.
Cur Darlington nod Ch'-r. w fd*.
Bennousvil?e. S- C
Rock Hill Buggies.
The agent Mr. P A Hoilgca fins
just received a carload 1 fthnse hand
buggy call on him
if 3 . -, want a fit 0