The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, February 03, 1905, Image 6

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BENNETTSYILLB, S. 0. Offlee on Marion Street Opposite Masonic Malt, Friday February 3, 1905. Our Town Oorvemment. / MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-W P. Breeden. Jr, O. S. ^Ghaffio. A. G- Sinclair, W\ W. P?te. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Office open daily. POLICE-J. F. David, H. C. Miller. Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. Green . CLERK OP CLEUK-J. A. Drake t JUDGE OP FROBATE -M. MoLaunn CORONER-O. F. Covington SUPERVISOR-M. B Coward SUPT. EDUCATION-W. L. Stanton TREASURER-J. H. Thoma* AUDITOR-Chas. I Sherrin. SENATOR-Jo.Ima II. Hudson. REPR?SENTATIVES- 0. D McColl, Jr. W. W. Bi ute, J. P. Gibton. MAOHSTAIES-0- D. Eusterling, T. L CroHltiiiJ. Heuuo^tsville. II. L. McLaurin, McColl John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, D. D. Stubbs, Brightpvdlo, W. W. Irby, Smithville. County Church Directory. Bennettsville Circuit Appointments REV. A. T. DUNLAP, P. C. First Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove 3 p. m., Smyrna. Second Sunday, 11a.m. McColl. 3 p. rn. Beauty Spot, Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pino Grove, 3 p. rn, Smyrna. Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. McColl, 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. blenheim Circuit Appointments. KEV. W. B. BAKER P. O. iirst Sunday, Hebron ll a.m; Ebeuczer 3.30 p. m. Second Sunday. Parnassus lia. Zion 3.30 p. m. Third Sunday, Hebron ll a.m. Ebenezer 3.30 p. m. Fourth Sunday Parnassus ll a. m. Zion 3.30 p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. , --- ^ REV. P. II. SHU LEK, P. C. Clio-Breaching every Sunday morning! at 11 o'clock. Epworth League Sun day night al 8 o'clock. Sunday school ni 10 a. m. W. A Hinshaw, Supt. Prayer meeting Monday night at 8. Boniah -Preaching every Sunday aft nt[ 4 o'clock. Sunday school at 3. It. M. Jackson,'.Supt. North Marlboro Circuit. KEV. J. N. WRIGHT, P. C. ,-.v Fiopn, 4 Shiloh i. a. Pleasant HUI 4 p. m. Oak Grove, ^ 30 p. m. Fourth Sunday, Ebenezer 11 a m. Shiloh, 4 p. m. Bennettsville Church Directory METHODIST-T. E. MORRIS. P. C Sunday school 3 SO p. m. Preaching at 11.00 a m. and 7 30 p. m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday evcuiog at S.00 o'clock. | Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A. Hodges. BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor. Sunday sc hool at 10.00. Preaching Sun day at 11.00 a. m., and 7 30p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Superintendent ol' Sunday school, H. W Carroll. PRESBYTERIAN-Bunt an McLeod Ph. D, PaVtor. Seiviccj every Sabbath (summer) ll a. m. and 8 p. m.; (winter) ll a. m. and 7.30 p. in Prayer meeting ? Thursday 5 p. m. Seats free. Strangers cordially invited. Sunday school every Sunday 10 a. m. Superintendent, J. T. Dudley. All parcuts and children made J welcome at thc school. EPISCOPAL-Rev. 0. W. Boyd, Rector, j Preaching ovory second and fourth Sunday j at II a m., and 7.30 p. m. Sunday Behool at 9.30 a. m. Dr. J. ?. Faisou, superintendent. Directory of Bennettsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. of P., meets every second and fourth Mon day nights at 7.30 o'clock. J. W. LcGrand, C. C. C. D. Kasterling, IC of R. & S. MARLBORO LODGE NO. 88, meets at Bennettsville. Friday evening, on or be fore each full moon at 8 o'clock. J. F. Kinney, W. M. IL E. Stockton, Secretary. County Masonic Directory. MARLBORO CHAPTER No. 30 R. A. M., meets at Bcnnettsvillo on thc second Friday ol' each month. ? J. F. Kinney. II. P. fiV$. Stockton, Secretary. - EUREKA LODGE NO. 43, A. P. M.. meets at McColl, each Saturday after noon, before the full moon,at 4 o'clock. AURORA LODGE NO. 33, A. F. M.. meets at Clio. Saturday on or after each full moon at 3 o'clock, p. m. J. T. Stanton, W. M. T. A. Covington, Secretary. 0LIO NOVELTY Manufacturing Works RflHE Business recently known as thc & CLIO NOVELTY MANUFOTU RING 00 . will lifireaftci ho known as THE CLIO NOVELTY MANUFAC TURING WORKS, with P. H. IVEY solo owner and director, The latest improved wood working machines aro being placed for doing all kinda of Novelty work for builders use at living prices. t Mr. P. A. Hodges is agent at Bennetts villo and will tnU?. your ordors. J.:' '.>-., IU03 Mr. Harris N. Spears of Sum: [ ter is over on a visit. Mr. ?. G. Sinclair mado a fly ingvtrip to Durham this week. Mr. J. H. Carrabo, Sr., has our thanks for favors. Mr. Joseph Newton has our thanks for appreciated favors. We return hearty thanks to Mr. A. D. Hinson for valued fa vors. . . Mrs, W. P. Breeden and Mrs J. M. jackson spent Saturday in Cheraw with^relatives. Hon Jno. L. Mclaurin attended the convention of Cotton grocer ers at New Orleans last week Mr. D. J. McDaniel of Beauty Spot section was down Monday. No special news in his section. Mr. T. D. Lashloy and little son. George Dewey, of Kollock, were down Tuesday shopping, and called to see us. Mr. Stonewall Jackson Mcln nisof Shannon, N.C., came down Saturday night and spent Sun day and Mondoy with relatives in our town and county. Mr. J. H. Mitchell, a popular Knight of the grip, washerethis week. John is selling one of the best 5c Cigars on the road "Flor Ue Franklin." Call for it when you want to smoke. CUPID'S WORK. Married on Wednesday aftenx-on, Febr arv 1, 1905, at 4 o clock, al the residence of the bride's parents, hy Kev. Bunyan McLeod of the Ben nettaville Presbyterian church, Mr. Grover Cleveland Hubbard of Ben nettsville and Mba Luua McDaniel, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs D J. Mc Daniel, ci Beauty Spot section. After the ceremony waa over and congratulations tendered, the bridal party and guestc were given a myal eollation by the bride's parenlB which lasted until the shades of night were drawn over the Eceuo The happy couple were the recipi ents of many pretty and useful gifte from their friends. DEATHS' DOINGS. On Saturday evening last by the accidental overturning of n lamp, the little baby bo ? ol Mr and Mrs George Crosland aged iihout 2 years waB so badly bumed that he died in a few hours, in spite of the best remedies The dear little one was the "light of the home," and this sad and sudden ending, ie a teriible blow. The grief stricken parents have the sympathy of the town and county in their sad be reavement. The fuuerul services were held at Oak Ridge cemet- ry Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. AB pore as a rlrop ol dew that reatB Within the heart of a rose ; As warm RH n h??m frew thu ~~' ' '. lb? KV.? itt rh?? ea?I ihixt i;kiw? ; is iieKr m Ge I BU <:??,. nilli s Ur?, ? ! H thc vn>: ?. o? .<i<Mi dbi ? i ; Tho ill . Ill St . :) ?Utn -il [fit <iar;h I u i: inti. i. .. :, _Li .u?oti mm, mumer loved bira, But the Saviour loved him more ; So the angela sweetly called him To that bright and happy sbore. It was hard to part with AuiiKEY, Oh ! BO nnd to eeo him die ; Futhor und mother must try und meet him Some F wt et day hy and by. * * * Died at his home in Brownsville on Sunday .January 20, 1005, after a bio traded ?linees of pneumonia, Mr .Ino. R G rice-a brother ot Richard Grice of our town. He leaves a wife and five children to mourn his death. He was a worthy citizen, a good neighbor a kind, indulgent father, a friend to the poor and needy. He was laid to rest in Brownville cemetery on Monday at ll o'clock and the funeral ser vices conducted by Rev J A. Mogera. The follosving gentlemen acted n Sall bearers Charley Hood, A. J OUDSO't, S. D Keraev, R H. Hood, H. M. Johu30:i, George Hartley. Won't Suit Our Hunters We see that Mr. Doar of George town hus introduced a bill in the leg itdature to change the law protecting dcor to read that the closed season shall be from January to September. The old law which just suited the up country hunterB reads from February to August. It may suit Georgetown to have it from January to Septetubjr but the up country hunters prefer to open the season iu August and clone either in January or February. We rea ly eanU 8<e any special need for a chance Cur Georgetown friend mu t have been '.otu of snap" or wanted to do something sel fish. Public la Aroused Tho publici* arm-cd to a knowledge pf thu curative mci ;'* ol" th it great med icinal ionic. Electric U tte rs for Hick atom* aeh. liver and kidneys Mary II Wallers ol' 540 St Clair Ave-, Columbus O, Writes "For several months I was given up todie. I hid lever nu 1 aguo, my nerves were wrecked; 1 could not sleep, and my Momach was so weak, from useless doctors drue.*, that I could not cat. Soon after licciooitig on Klent rio Ili.tor.s I obtained relief, and in a short time I was entirely cured." Guaranteed at J. T. Douglas' Drug Store. Price 50e. Fiendish Buttering ia ol'.en 3aus*d hy sores, ulcer*, and om eera, ihat o.it awayyour skin. Wm Bodell, of Flat Hock, Mich . says'. "I h ive used Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Ulcers, Sores, and Caucers. It is the best healing dtcs rag I over found " Soot ho- nnd heals cuts bums and i-cild . 2f>o at J. T. Douglas' drug stote; guaranteed. Bonnettsville Pharmacy. The attention of the reading public is called to the adver tisement of Ibis new Drug Store now opened in the brick buil ding on Marion street. Every thing new and fresh in the lines usually carrie1. Call and see. FOR RENT. ATWO HORSE FARM of good Corn and Cotton Land. Apply to J. B. HUBBARD, Nov. '29, 19)1 Bennettsvillo, S. 0. TO ww JLxnoQuwr wir?. - New moon to? morrow. - May be better weather - Don't forget to register for the town elect-ion. ' - We return thanks 'to Titus Thomas for favors. . - Monday next is salesday and a crowd may be expected. - We have heard of several who had frozen eggs.last week. - The Clerk and Sheriff will j both have sales. to make sales* day, -The days are now 10 hours long but out door work .goos on Slow. - - Special attention is asked ] to the Card of the Sothern Cot ton Oil Co., in another column. They are going to fill all orders j and accommodate the farmers. - A meeting of the Doctors in, the 6th District is to bo held at ] Florence on the 7th. - If you want cheap Life In su rance you should see Mr. T W. Scruggs at once before his list is full. He oilers the cheap est plan you can get. -Pulverized and "Cut Loaf Sugar at W. M. Rowe's - Never mind the/cold waves as long as W P. ttreeden can til* your orders forwood - Try a Ca#0f English Peas -they ii re fijf?. AtW- M. ROWE'S. - Canned ^Shrimp, Lobsters and Deviled Cifcbs at WXM. Rowe's - You will not dread th&-so\xnd of the fire bell if you have an in surance policy on r furniture, goods, store or residence with J. S. Moore. % ^ -For a nice line of shoes go to C B. Hubbards Herpicide kills the dandruff germs, get it at McLendon's Bar ber Shop. If you want a fine Hair Dresser go to McLendon Bros barber shop. -*r Waddill can sayo you money now on Furniture. Read his ad Keep dandruff out of your head by using Herpicide. for sale at McLendon's Barber Shop. - Mr. C. H. M. Quick, of the Bethel section, has fine cabbage plants for sale. Whenever you are ready call up 71 and prompt service will bo given. WST Just received n new lot of Apple Butter and Cranberry Sauce at W. M. 'Rowe's ;-.?? Frosh sausage, eggs, hai.tr?-. fish ?1 1.5. B, Hubbard's rVuatherly's Big Depart JU :?it i-'i'.>ro wau I s your attention - ANotious or au 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 Waddill's stock. See his new advertisement he means business We can keep what hair you have got with Herpicide. McLendon Bros. A. Touching 8tor7 is the caving from death of the baby girl of <i '0 A. liyler. Cumberland. Md. He writes: "At tho age of ll mouth*, our li'llegirl wa<? in declinioK health, with serious Throat Trouble, nod two physic ians gave her up. Wo were-rdmoU in dei pair, wh(>n wo resolved to try Dr. King's New Discovi-ry for Consumption, Coughs ntid Colds. Tho first bottle ga\e reliof; after taking four bottles aho w*.s entirely cured, und is now in perfeot health .'' Never tails to relieve and cure a cough or cold. At J. T. DuUirUs drug alor..-; 50o und $1 00 guaranteed. Trial bottles free. Foouliar Dliappoaranoo. J D Runyan. of Butlarville; O , laid the peculiar disappearance of h'lM painful symptoms of indigost'ioo and billouriocs* to Dr. King's New Lifo Pills^ He ??y?: "They arc a perfect rem-.dy, for disrioea* sour stomach, headache, constipation oto. Guaranteed ut J T. Douglas' drug store, price "J5J. NEW BOARDING HOUSE. Mr. J. M. Howell has leased thc house receutly run by Mr. Sim Moore neur tho railroad and has reop ned to the public a home for the tired and hungry Becking rest Rates reasonable, und cloao to either ruilroad. \ft/E ABE IN IT I TO SELL 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 men and women, andmany Novelties Needfuls in the notion line -ALSO A full line of Crockery, good enough for any 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 offer at living prices. We invite special attention to our stock of Guns and Ammu nition of Stevens make. We have too a few nice covered baskets, to go as bargains. Call and see us JS, POTTERS, Marion St. flcnnettaville, 8. C. SimWIQVa NOT-BB, The hour Tor evening semoea. at tfa< ohorohes ?s now 7.30 o'?fbok. Pro/or mooting at the- Baptist ch orel .very Ttmraday o vening et 7.30. Prayer notting et the Method!*! charol .T7 Wednesday ?,t 7.3p p. m. Pray?* meeting ?t Presbyterian church Thursday evening at 7 30, Th? boar for Snooty School v ai tb? Methodist church baa boan cbangod to 4.09 o'clock in the nftomoon. Th? Epworth League Prayer moating ta hold ovory Wedna-doy OTcniug In tba Sunday achoo! room of tb? Methodist oh arch nt 8 o'clock. Tb? publia In vi tod. MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. FIRST BOUND-n. P.TAYLOB, P. E. S Olio ?od Beniah, Feb 18, 19 Bennettaville ot, McOcU. Feb 35, 36. Bennettaville &M0C0II Milba Feb 35, a6 Browoavllle, Bethlehem, Mob 4 North Marlboro, Pleasant Bill " II, ia Brigbtsville, Boykio, 3 p. m. " ia, ly Monheim ut, Zion ' 18, 19 Benaettaville Stn, (night) 17, 19. - Our tire business is grow ing daily. The natural result of our attention to business. We would appreciate a part of your business. See what we have to offer. CROSLAND & TYSON. ?'The Insurance Men." Return Your Dogs Tho dog has had his doy. He or rather his unfortunate owner roust now_pay a capitation tax in adtffti?n to the ad valorem tax. Owing to some defect the dog tax law was inoperative huit year but all dogs must now be returned with other property for taxation. - Would you like tc* purchase a nice well broke ox, in fino or der-one that pulls a plow to perfection?-Apply at this office Remember Your Dead. W? invite special attention t> the advertisement of the Bennettaville Marble Works in this paper. Call and see samples, or write tuena. .- Fresh lot of D. M, Ferry's Garden Seeds at W. M. Rowe's For I arly Gardens. Elsewhere iu this issue you have the announcements of three Truck Farm ery all prepared to supply choice vari? tie? of Cabbage planta, etc , at low prices. If you want to get ahead of the season Bend in your orders at once and secure choice planto. A Beautiful 1905 Omlenda? i I pe Allanta Goost?t?'ttoo ha; juol i ?ct voe! lui r how LD05 calen dar "Th? South tn Ihe Baddie.'1 li JJ; ;? ;l ??.v ai.Vll ?H ti ?? r i t ' >IUA inontfc ^Vd?*X|M to" hiing on tue; wall. A subscript iou vto the Sun ny South, 50 cantu, ar for $1.25 jou can get Weekly Constitu tion and Sunny South and Calen dar, all until January 1906. A subscription to either will secure you this calendar. SST* A nico line of canued goods atC. B Hubbard's Cheap Reading. The Democrut and the Semi weekly Atlanta Journal one year or $1.50. The Democrat and McCall's Magazine-an excellent Lady's Book for $1.50 The Sunny South and the Demo crat for only ?1.50 The Atlanta Constitution and Deni erat one year for $1,75. Flowers 1 Flowers ! ? Mrs. Jno S. Moore -hue- a fine lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, well rooted, that she'desires to sell Cuttings 25u per dozen. Specials at Waddi!!'* Karpen Sterling Large Arm Rockers at $30. Couches at $40- At other stores thc-BO goods aro priced at 40 and $50 Don't forget our special.) salo in Art Square?, Bugs. Portiers and Pelt . Mattresses. O. W. WADDSLL. Horses Do Get Sick. When a horses and mules arc-poo. 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 is not the a. mount ot lood 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 cratt's Condition Powders, the only remedy in its class sold under a guar antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, lien nelisviile, tor it-the kiud put up in dos es. And McUoll Drug Co., McColl. S. C. FOR SALE OaSsbage Plants. Wet hu ve been iu the truck huuine>H since 1871 &1)d are agaiu<.-prepared to till any and all orders for EnrHv and Late varieties of Cabbage Plant8 They aro best known to experienced Truckers, aro grown in open air near salt water aud will stand gfWOre cold without injury. Pffpe $1.50 per 1000 F. O B. here Wo make special pt ices on larger lots and solicit correspondence. All plants packed in light baskets and shipped C. O. P. when money does not accompany order?. We guarantee satisfaction. Address all orders to D H. TOWELS & SON, Meg etti, 8. 0. OR TOWLES ft ARNETT, Green Pond, S. 0. HAVE YOUR HUM GROWN CABBAGE. Cabbage Plants, All Varieties. ''rices: lUU0@fl.50, 6000 @ $1.25 per 1000, 10000 @ ?1 per lt ?00- Shipped C. O, D. if desired. Plants a? rive at your Express Office in good con dil on. Write for Merchants' Prices. Cabbage, 31oms, Sweet Pota 38. Ant Turnips in Season. Orders rot ' lipruent ot Tomatoo Plants, Sea lalaud Cotton Seed ?nd Sweet ' .tato Urawa should be booked in advunce. S. 0. ,!aS. Hay Oeraty, Enterprise, ran 13xprosa Offloo Younga' Island B O. mm-. . : -.4 BO?inettsville Pharmacy &r \ \ ! " . f -iDtly adJing to our stock of DRUGJ3 ANO ^GII?EI? Vi/ Hftfl ??EjS, ODd can supply yru with every ni-censary ruHnlo r<?r til . . rv .lion of Health from our NEW md UP TO DATD DRtIG Rive our special attention to the uc-edi of our Cuptomera lattafaotloQ to all. Every article we sell IS THE BEST BUY. lng SOME NICE ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR BIRTH TS, ond ask you t J call and soo our NEW AND ATTRI BUTION DE i'A ter AI BNT id completo and ls a ''epeciul featu o of a skilled and experienced druggist. ALWAYS WELCOMF QERE ? . ?, MATTHEWS, Mgr. .'ILEYS* CANDY. m,-^=z^mwm-iii I The ia ?S: o reduce my slock in the following goods Art Squares, Easels, Screens, iches, Pielures, Toilet Sets, >rtiere Curtains, Bedsteads, Felt Mattresses, r from $-1 25 to ?10 00, which I guaran bo as good if not superior lo Austemdre general stock per cent above Cost, IS o -. SH, ?0O-J M iii! gpa m I A I { t i' (?9 s h ?I mt 13 rn BS.**5 T is the most mo lern in this state, anti sing the most up to date methods in the rork sent us That's one reason why we .ns linen. Send us your iiixt Bundle. m LVURENS, S. C. rers, Agt, .ttsville, s. c. fear I HA. JHEDULE SEA: The S, ulu was fr ?.ina lt Nurthboi ? .# SouthhiA II The B R., leuviu m., coane The af? nellyville ville iioopl tiuina No ? RAILWAY. ie Hy ^ched Junuury 1 Ot Ii. V., aa ful o wi; nt 8:05 a m. at 9:24 p. in. at 8:05 a. in t 10:40 p. ru. 1 (Ihernw R. at 7.05 ? nd No 57. mving Ben 8 iienneild i ty lo tn ko WE ST1 WUUN il meat, ri A good i north of FUE H 1 FOR S A Bicycle color Black wheels and r GUY! 'unt u good tu-.rvc yon. KuMluurunt .vt-ry Btylo, no Y Cents 28 in son. FARM . ,E. 200 ACRES ' in I,ultu Graded 8 oleared tho balance dwelling sud all ne AI m) 6 room hon* ?ores land in town . M ra I Sept 30 Don'tYou Love 1 Il so, and you pots of all sizes them, call at thc and you can be s FOR . Severali Mules at Jan. 12. 1 Bennettsville & Cheraw Railroad ?i rr5*-------.- - ? jggj vy- -.'yV -o- 3BB w v> w __JJ??/* -NEW SCHEDULE. Cduinionuiojt Munday Sept. 12, 10-> 1, and uutil Inn lier no'ico. Indos betwuui Cheraw ami Benno ttsvi Ile will bo nperatcil on tho following fcbcdulo, daily except Sunday : WEST B ?UND FROM BBNNETT8VILLK "TRAIN TRAIN No 1. No. 3 Lv Bennet (ovillo 7 05 a th 5 00 p in Lv I.-lay 7 15 a tu 5 IS p tn |?v Madeline 7 2 > u m 5 20 p tn Lv Even, it's 7 .'I> a tu . 5 ."t? p tn Lv 11 by 7 "iii :i tu ? IO p Ui Lv Ktii i-i 7 in a in ft 45 p m Vttive Kollock 7 15 a m 5 55 p tn Aili vi Cheraw li In p BAST BOUND FUOM CH EUA XV. THAIN THAIN No. 2. No- -1 Lv Cheraw 'J l?"? p tn Lv Kullnek S IO a tn 35 p in Lv Pms* s S l?o a in '.) I > p tn Lv 11 hy S 3U ii ru U 15 P tu Lv Kveteit S lu a tu '.? 50 p tn Lv Ma 'cline S 50 a in I) 55 p tn Lv l-l <y '.I OD a in Kl Od p m Ar B-ni-ni l-villc ll 15 a in IO 15 -. in Connections, AT BRNNBTTSUU.I.B - Tho FOU.h h?ui d morning LruiiiH on A. O. L. connecth ?i'll train NJ I. Train No 2 couuecta With A C L local fri ijiht north and couth bound AT Kol.i.or K -Tudu Nus I uud 2 con nect willi north nnd BOU?b bound ?. A L. t r it i UH. AT ClIKUAW -Train No 3 connejt with i.oilh-aud Hituth bim ul S A. L train!*, und train No 4 conncctd with ni rib bound S A. Ci train* J. T. Mi dim, J P Everett, Tn.fOo Mgr. Bup-nlnteodt-ut. Prepared for the Work. Mr. S J. Poa ison, tho Jeweler, line now one of tho Infest improvements for i ngrnving your name or initulH on any nrlicle of gold or silver or plato in the most tip-to thi'e manner The pa ni pies of work already done by him ure j tint lino Cid' and see him. A full lino of II J Heinzs Co. Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, San ces, Jellies &c. at W. AT TWn> THE PUTERS NOTIONAL il Of Bennettsville, S.y 05,00 1.00 Resources and Capital Stockholders Liability Protection to Depoaitora >lon;055 IU Our service in every Department is ir?odeni and SatiiiVc^?ry Interest allow? d ly agreement on all time Deposits. Our customers interests carelully and cci . idenlially looked alter. New Depositors will receive; like consideration. We solicit your account, _ . STEPHEN SHELTON, Cashier. September 1, 1904. A. J. H&THESO?, President. ?a ? ft Winter is not yet over and we are offering bargains in goods you need. We will help you to offset the low price of cotton and save money. Come and see. I ff Kennetts? Hie, So ?}. ?4 ?0->?< m i ANDLE BARGAINS TOO, NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COMIO RIGHT OX TO IE-? YOU ~\7\rj3^.isrrc & Dry G-oods, Clothing, Shoes, .Notions ?~ And Fancy Groceries.] Wtff" Fresh Water Ground MEJ : and HOMINY a sue. i t'?". Ve Keep n frill liite in cacti D trt.ue l and Will Sid v.r.?-'V/.tn... ;.i each AT TUE ?\YK- L HUCK-. ... ? you i', int to Town cn ', au toe tn. l'hovc ?nier.- i:i tow ii delivered PKl'jE KI ; lii?fiieutin g . ratVteed. 'ali i sae tis -Xt-ar L ttgltis1 Drug Storo. WARNING NOTICE. fl LL persons aro hereby warned not to Mj trespass in any manner upon lands be irking to or in possession of the nnder igiicd in Marlboro county cither by walk ng, fishing, hunting, haulii ff, cutting, or bowing stock to run at large. Kfti??TT McColl. 'Joseph L. McCull, J. \V. Jackson. December, 27, 1904. KILLED ACCIDENTAL LT A'hile handling n gun that was out of nier is usually the story. Now. in .riler to prevent accidental killing md to be sure and kill when you .ant to, I have employed an expert ?unsnii h from Charleston, S. C., who ?ns ray gun repairing depnrtme.it in charge, We are prepared to do any (iud of fine gun repairing in facloiy .nier. Give us a trial ami you will ie convinced thal we are prepared to ?i. e you satisfaction in price, work-? nana!.ip and promptness 8. J. PEARSON, The Jewler. - We are headquarters for [bitter and Cheese. We keep lothing but the very best, and iiiarantee both to suit you or efund your money. W. M. Rowe. I oller lor sale my larm situated about nie mile north ol Heil Spiings, N. C-, :ontaining 127$ acres-about 75 acres le ired. There is a very good 3 room 1 welling house On the pt ?mises. For urther particulars, please wilie to me it Lumberton. N C. Persons desiring o look over this land cari do so by ma ting application to Mr. J, Purcell, Red Springs. I also oder for sale two build ug lots in the Town ol Red Springs, Containing hall acre each. A. W. MCLEAN. Oct 27, 1901. Lumberton, N. C. Town Tax Notice THE Town Books will bo opened for ool li dion of - taxes on Real E-tntc and l\!iHOind Property on October i?t nnd clou Ore 31 1904 after whioh the penalty wi 1 ie added and collected. Tho levy is as fob owe! "uircnt ExpcnFce 15 ola on $100 [nt on R. R. Bond.i 21 ots on ?5U00 >i king Fund R B. S cte on $no [nt Electric Light Bonds 14 tts on $100 'irking fund E L'-Bonds 4 ots on 8100 Total 59 cte on $100 By order of tho Council. MILTON MOLAURIN, Clerk. Sept 21 I904. Read every page, Yes, read every line, For by this gauge Tt m ny p?ty for lime.. IF BBOKBN HEARTS could ho mended UH neatly, qn?itkly Mid thoroughly RH we eau rcpair/jour Jewelry, ibero would bo i.o Burrow ia tho weil?4. No nintter whether it ba a watch, a tup, a tu ?klaco or a BABY PIN v Jeor .(rom association needs repairing, bring it to u->, and it will be mended O yt u canuot tell ic from new. Oar ppecial y lie Wa ch repairing Hiing it hero and bu\o it done honestly, ex portly mid cheaply. S. J. PEARSON, One Joor North P. O. {-CENTRAL-I BARBER SHOP. Inm now hotter prepared than ever lo pleas J even the most fasthlcous n ToNsoKiAi. Wow; . I guaiuht.ee enb? faction in Shaven, Huir cntp, ShnmpioH nnd MySHngiB. I linvo a uaw Electro Battery for tuafeagCB, nnd csu treat tho fares of Gentlemen and Ladit-a in tho raoHt np to date manner. I solicit, your pi.I rn. :,<.??. J. A. CRACE. Marion ntrect R?Dn?Uhvill?. S. (5 J. H, RUSSELL HOUSE PAINTED And Paper HanSEri Hard Wood Finisher, Best Lend nt d Oil furuiahci). Ksiiiuntea chect fully given. AH wotk guaranteed to t e first-c'as.-?. 'I ho Kussel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges ia openit g a < rr of these durable wagons - one ?nd two-horse, every one ot lix m guarr.n tced against any defect iu matetirl or worman slit p. R. T. BARFIELD, UNDERTAKE?, and EMBALMIB, Carries in St<H?k A full line of CotliiH aijd Metnlio Gnfk? ts nil H'Z n ard Rt.\lcn, fri m ?4 to $4*00. I have tho Gi ent Una of Cloth rod Metal'u Caskets carried i>.v nny huiiee io S. 0. In the Jut is an exact dup.icntti of (he Cncke'. In WnlcT? Presid? nt Mi Kinley wan laid to toht Z?f' Funerals served with IlHARFU r.ny whore in Iho c.'iuiiy. Alun n full lino pl DM11I? o'n?p?, - Phunc 18 Open /><'!/timi Kii, J t fiKNNKITSYiILE, i:. C.