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bi? 106 8, A, BROWN - - - J?ditor Friday Abril 7, 1905. Sabirrlptlon Prices One year.$ 1.00 Six months.50 Three months.25 THE FARMERS IN COUNCIL. Enthusiastic Meeting- Monday. Addresses by Smith and Hyatt. Tho Marlboro Cotton Growers As uociation held an interesting and en thusiastic meeting in the Court House Monday and addresses were made by Hon. E. D. Smith, president of the South Carolina Division and financial agent of the Southern Cotton Grower? Association and by Treasurer F. H Hyatt of Columbia The addressei wero timely aud well received. Tin meeting waa a grand success and will go far in improving tho condilion ot our farming interests if no more. If the other counties do SB well as Marl boro success will surely crown the efibr 8 now being made to hold cotton already made and to reduce tho crop of 1905, ns well ns to encourage the making of our broad and meat aup p'ies at homo Air. Smith left on tho evening train for Rockingham. MASS MEETING. NOTICE is hereby given that there will he a Mass Meeting of the Dem ocratic voters of the Town of Ben noltBville in the Court House at 4 p. m., on Friday the 7th day of April, 1905, for tho purpose of nominating n Mayor and four Aldermen to serve the Town of Bennettaville for the term of two years, and also nominate two citizens ns members of the Board ol the Board of Public Works for the Town of Benneltsville to serve one for -1 years and one for (5 years. J3y resolution of Council P. A. HODGES, Mayor Mareil 27, 1905. Tho Guards Inspected. Thc Marlboro Guards were inspec ted lastThursclny night by AsaL Adjt. Gen Patrick for the Slate and Lieut. Col. Ezra B. Fuller, ll. S. A, for the United States. Tho company showed up well and the guns were in good condition. IT pou the completion of tho inspec ions now being conducted there will hon reorganization ot the Militia of| tho State. Tho present force of 3700 men will ho cut to 2500. The Marlboro Guards hope to be retaiucd in the service. Attention Camp Henegan to ho held. All comrades will come prepared to pay their dues. All in arrenrs for more than one. year will be dropped from tho roll. A full attendance is de sired, ns- business of importance is to he transacted. By order, P. L. Breeden, V. C. C. M. Weatherly, Adjutant. - Do not fail to hear the fine music we are promised for Fri day night. Fanners Should Pull Together. To make thc Southern Cotton Grownr's Association a full and complete .success, depends upon the farmers. Spot cotton went up to 8 cents in New York this week; that means 7 1-2 cents here. We read in the Greenville and Spar tanburg papers that a number of farmers in each of these places sold their cotton on this rise in thc price; that those who sold had not joined the association and therefore were under no pledge. To make a suc cess ol' this great movement the far mers should stick together, violate no pledge, but on the contrary do all they cnn to further the plans of thc association. You arc now more nearly organized and a unit in feel ing and desire than ever before and if you break away now you can never got together again, which will mean disaster hy placing yourselves iu the hands of the speculators to stay.- Union Times, March 17. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. APRIL TI:UM, 1905. The following have been drawn to serve as petit jurors at the April terni nf I tic ('curt of Common Pleas which convenes on (ho 24: ,J II Bundy, S M Breeden, A Graham, C M Pond, Hugh MeCollum, Burke Calhoun, Jonathan Adams, .! K Townsend S .1 Pearson, W D Moore, ll W Lib*, H T McLaurin, M Mill lo, A Iv Odom, C 15 Crosland, W I' Lesler. .} I) Morrison, D. J> McDuflie, .1 P Stubbs, Throiip Crosland, W 7t Unger*, I) A Covington, ll O Nert lui ni, A I) Unison, K J Poole, ll V Smoot, C I* llodgi s, .1 lt Newton, 3 K Willi?, L A Welcher, Fi 1) Bundy, T A I lockable, W lt Brown, DM I) McLeod, C E Breeden, .1 II Laviuer, Pea vi ne hay nt $15 a ton-the lowest l?rico for which it cnn now be purchased-is equally as profitable as cotton at 8 cents. -^ -rn* ?- . There was heavy hail at McColl, Tatum and lied Hill, Wednesday nigh!. The Cigarette as Belated To Ju venile Delinqu ency. "Wo havo given a good deal of nttten lion to the question of ascertaining, if possible, thc chief causes that have led to such a crem increaao during the last few years in tho number of children who aro brought into court charged with violating tho la??, and I havo no hesitanoy in plan* ?og tho cigarette habit at the head, es' pooially with boys, nover a week passes, and sometimes scarcely a day goes by, that boya aro not brought before mo ?ho are - cigarette Bends. I have taken tho opinions of physicians and have examined into thc subject myself until I havo readied tho conclusion that the iosiduous poison of tho oigarctto is at the bottom of much of tho trouble Cigarotto pmokors inhalo tho smoko, taking it into their lungs and absorbing much of the poison in tho blood. A boy whoso bonos aro soft and whoso musoloa havo not yot dovcl opod boco mes addiolcd to cigarettes with tho result that ho loses his vigor, his wbolo system being filled with lassitude similar in a slight dogree to tho effect of morphine or cocaino on tho grown people. Such a boy being without vitality, losen his ambition, without which a boy never amounts to much Ho falls behind with his school work if be ia at Behool, with i ho result that ho quita school to soon, ur ho loses his job if he is at work, for the reason that ho has not the strength or vitality to do his work. His systom be comes depleted, tho affection reaohes the heart and brain, and tho baneful effects of the malady soon become.-) apparent. His moral perceptions are dulled, his ambition is gone, and ho soon becomes a thief Such a boy, if allowed to indulge his over increasing appetite without res traint in the uso of cigaretten will, ia thc course of a lbw years, be so that bc will not bc worth picking out of a gutter, and if thc habit is not broken it will land him either in the hospital for thc insano or in the cemetery-nroviding his offenses which have boen superinduced by hid delinquency havo not already lauded him in ptison,"-Judgo Qeorgo W. Stubby. Tho Month of Mardi. The weather for March 1905 could not have been better. Tho farmers who were ready, not only planted corn, but BOHO ol' tin ni have planted small patch es of cotton. One farmers says luck will now depend upon the fu l moon on the 19th. If wo have much rain after, the chances are it will be cooler and losses may follow. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. Whoroas on, the 151h ot February 1905, when Junien T. Covington was tckeu from ourjnidst, wc lost ono of our most faithful and,useful members. Ho had filled every office in tho gift of tho church that layman can fill, and at tho timo of his death wac chairman ot tho Board of Stewards, Sup? crin tendent of tim Sunday Behool and iu nhargo of other responsible duties. Those who know Janice T. Covington can testify to how faithfully bo performed ovory duty asking no reward only tho Well dono of tho Mahler. Therefore bo it resolved, ist. That in tho death of Brother Cov ington tho Pastor hue lost ODO of his best frieinl.", and tho Blenheim Quarterly Con feionco ono of its oldest and moat uteful merni? rt. 2nd?? That wo do not murmer at this -, ? . .n:t? v : .ms ni.? le h . - ? ? lication and also a copy bo sent to tho family of tho deca od and that a blank pago in tho Quarterly (Jonferoncc Journtl bo inscribed to his memory. P. M. John, nugh McCallum, William Spears, D. H Everett, E J. Bruce, Sec. Quur. Conf. Now* Cure ror Cancer, All surface cancers aro now known to be curable, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Jas Walters, ot Duffield, Va., writes: "I had a cancer on my lip for years, that seemed incurable, till Bucklcu's Arnica Salve healed it, und now it is perfectly well." Guaranteed cure for cuts and burns. l>f>c at J. T. Douglas' Drug Store. NOTICE. Under authority of uct passed by Inst session of the Legislature authori zing the trustees of Clio School Dis trict, ?), to issue bonds for tho purpose of purchasing or exchanging school site, erecting school building thereon, and equipping the same, the under signed trustees hereby name the 27th day of April ns election day. All quuliii'ed voters are ci.tilled to vote for or against the issuing of euid bonds. W. M. Reedy, Chairman. C. S. Evans. H. C. Herring. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARLBORO' COUNTY-By Milton McLaurin, Judge of Probate. WBERRAS, C T. Mooro, has made suit to nie to grant unto him Loiters of Administration of tho Estate and Effects of Elizabeth C Mooro deceased; Thcao aro thoreforo to cito and admonish all and singular tho kindred and creditors of tho said Elizabeth C. Mooro decoauod, thot they bo and appear beforo me in tho Court of I'robato to ho held at Bcnncttsvillo on tho 18th day of April, 1905, after pub lication thereof, at II o'clock in tho fore noon, to show causa, if any they havo why said administration should not ho granted. Given undor my hand, thia .ith day of April A. D., 1905. MILTON MCLAURIN, Apr. 6, 1905. Judge of Probate. Citation For Letters of Admini stratton STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Marlboro-By Milton McLaurin, Judgo of Probate. TXTuEREAS, Matilda Hi?en hus made ? v suit to moto -.?rant unto her bel lera of Administration ni .he Estato of lnd^FiTccts of Sidney Hines dcouancd. Th?se arc therefore to cite and admoni sh all and .singular the kindred and Cred lors of the said Sidney 11 i non de scaned, (lint they bo nud appear before ne, in the doutt of I'robato to be held at ?lennetlsyille, S. C., on the 17th ol'April 905, after publication thereof, nt ll ?'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if my they have, why the said Administ ration should not bo granted. (?iven under my hand, the 3rl day of Vpiil Anno Domini 1905. MILTON MCLAURIN, April I*?, 190;'.. Judxo of Probate West Point and Annapolis. A Chance for the Boys. There will be held in Florence, S. C., at the Graded School building on Saturday April 22d 1905, at ll a. m. aa examination to determine who shall be appointed to both U. S. Mili tary and Naval Academies from the 6th 8 C. District. All who desire to apply for either,of ?hese piners munt be on hand. Prol J. Li. Mann, Mr, A. H. Gasque and Mies Lena B. Law son will conduct the examination. Write to either of them at Florence, 8. G or to me at Sellers, S. C , for information. The ono who ia appointed to West Point must report to Fort McPherson, Atlanta Ga., on the first day of May 1905. J. E. ELTJKRBE, Hep. 0th District Auditorium To-night Experiments With Cotton. Editor Democrat-I tested four different kiuds of cotton lest year, giving each an equal showing "King." Russell big boll," "Texas wood," and "Edwin Coxe's : The King made 2147 pounds per acre. Russell big boll 2350 pound per acre. ,.as Wood 2500 pounds per acre. Coxe's 2650 pounds per acre. Please publish it for the benefit of the fanners, if there is any ben efit, and oblige. Respectfully, Z. J. Drake. Drake, S. C. Mar, 21 1905. Mr Editor.-The Coxo referred to in the above report is E. A. Coxe of Brownsville, who has been experimenting with a "cross be tween Texas Wood and Sea Island cotton seed. Ile has perfected the | cross and now has a seed that will yield an average of 41 pounds of Lint to every hundred pounds of seed cotton. He has found none to beat it, and besides the lint grades high bringing 2to 5 cents more on] the market than other cotton. I can supply seed tins season at 81.00 per bushel. Address E. A. Coxe, Blenheim, S. C R. F. D. No. 2. Town Eletion. NOTICE is hereby given that an election will bo held in tho Court Houao on the nth day of April 190?. for tho purpose of j electing a Mayor and four Aldermen for I tho Town of Bonnottevillo to Borve for two [ I yearn, also to oleot two mom bern of thc ! I Ll . ?Mi i .or- .-. .-J phi iiuei ito.) of i. .. f-oi : ?iiighl l'huit ? ? iu ULU?c [ at 4 o'clock, p. m. P. A DODGES, March 17, 1905. Mayor. Here's Your Chance. I HAVE aeveral fine Buff Plymouth Hock 0 Cockerels that I will neil on tho yard for Ono Dollar eaoh, I nm oleo ready to tako ordora for '.Buff Hock E?ga" at $1 j per setting of 13, on the yard. D. A. COVINGTON, Feb. 9, '05. Gibson, R.F.D. 2. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ?yjOTICE is hereby given that tho Spring Term of the Court of Common Plena for Marlboro County will convi ne at Ben aettavillo on Monday April 24th, 1905, nt to o'clock, o. m. All pnrsous interested will toko due notice thereof. Grand jurors are not required to attend. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court of C. P. & G. S. For Marlboro Co., S. C. March 23, 1905. - 1 m NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. HAVING had a fiual eottloinont with my warda Sarah Crosland, Lilly Crosland, Curl i nie Gr?nland and Daua Croslnud, No tice ia hereby tfiven that I will apply to tho 1'mbato Court for n final dischar^o UH Guardi-iti of said warda on tho 16th day of April 1905. G. CROSLAND, Guardian. March 16th 1905. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE w. E. BREEDEN, WARD. HAVING fded in thc Probate Judge's office ol Marlboro County my return as Guardian ol VV. E. Breeden, Notice is hereby given that I will apply to said Court on the 22(1 day ol April 1905 lor final discharge as such Guardian, B. Ii. MO?RK, Guardian. March 22, 1905. -FIRE INSURANCE. SURETY BONDS, EIDELITY AND COU UT, CONTRACT and FIDELITY BONDS. There arc no better companies than these, represented by JNO. S. MOORE. Nov 15, 1801. NOTICE OP DISCHARGE, ESTATK OK Mrs N. G. and J. K. I'KOUKS. M AVING filed in tho T'rohato Judge'n fl Ollico of Marlboro county our final re turn aa Executors and Administrators Do bonis non of the Estate of Mrs N. G. and J. K Pegues, and as Toptamontary Guar lian of their minor children, Notice in here by given that wo will apply to said Court m tho 24th day of April 1905 for Letters DismiBHory as such Bx COU tors, Administra? 'ir? and Guardian. W. D EVANS and H. M. PEGUES, Ex'rs. and Adm'rs Dc bonis non, W. D. EVANS, Testamentary O narri ian. Mn-ch 24, 1905. O! IR m ?i Tills GOODS KOO WI ' ? 19 OO?iie ^^?S. See! We have a i ?? ?li I real this Spring w?l I tas collection has been s< ton, PhUadelj it: ? nnirl that can be fot?;ul in n * s^ore for you. Our showing any previous occasion. Our .ctecl from New York, Bos . .iltiraore. We have the best market. Mi; Ihm ! This Departji e managed by Miss NANNIE STEVENS this a :t. ? .? il you will lind, her as good as tho best. If : .viii consult with Miss Stevens, you will get a Hut bi l'onnel np iodate und becoming. Our stock tqii loo large to enumerate. Re member you lb ivs lind nt our Store some thing others n . Our styles are always ex clusive, new and >? M PRK S^AND^SILKS."|;|i In this Dept t-tun Novelties for s^ Weaves in SILKS. ? v i will find all of the Stylish 5. Comprising all the new 5. EAOLINS, EIAMINES, BA USTES. SILK ? OK ORGANDIES, and the Most varied stock ol' Wash Fabrics in the city. The most of jon ur reputation on Embroide ries and Lace?, narvels of delicacy As beauty Ladies RE J) 0 WEA R garments We keep the I in the city. Lu Shirt Waist Sui: All-Over Nets, ' Ilnvo nil yen cnn nri TAN, CHAMPAGNE, '. ' and Children. STE Pi Men und Boys. . . date stock in the above line Shirl Waist Suits, Wash .'.isis in Silk, Muslin, Batiste SLIPPERS, m CL WE hnvo A SUIT T" Agnnth for Schlc Sui and Extra Knee Panta. COME ONE, ( your Headquarte Thanking you for fid Live, bas Respect t makes tn bo hid-Wbite Canva?, :. Drew Selby Ai C<?., fur Lubes elobraUd WALK.OVER SHOES for rST FIT YOU Come now. Soto li?t ixl. Complote Stock Hoya Suite aper than some others. 8<>$<^>$<_ .Ti, and make MY STORE the cit}'. aroi's and soliciting n u de fl to open TH! publi?e Call up 142 r.eats, Fish Or ICE In a an ti ty. BALDWIN. 1teTb ??**a?W4 I MY P bushels left for sec Lester, S. C.-(To Mut is well wort li $5.00 per to 105 bushels per nert frutirantced nnalysia Phos. Aci'< tluaoo offered the public id ~'i Nitrate of Soda i* so high, np. or on top, and prices all riulu. the market. If in need ol' promptly and cause you lo rejo lor thia scacon Mareil 10, 100-1. uh IC CORN. Only 501 $1.50 per bushel ?'. o. b. .co lian cl county Fanners. 1 gathered last year from Si 'genuine Peruvian Guano. nia X JW), Potash '2. This ?H the bi i will tunken line Top Drecsser. A tutu. This (luann is unod nt bottni 1 value, cheaper than any (iuano o Postal caril, and will fill your ordci "ima- Only n few hundred Tona Ici . MOORE, nt Marlboro & Scotland Counties ettsville, S. C., R. P. J). 4. mimi ! Gunns.Sec tiona This Book Case wa: Exposition as being China Closets, Dining Tables ?(arpin s Genuine Easels, Hall ] Siispeiiasiori i AH Wiic Noiseless Felt Matting MATTINGS Toilet Sets I carry a lull lin what you want, wil anti promise you tin March I I, 190ft. Cases. gold medal at thc Si. Loni; lional Book case made. rds, Boom Suits, r/c WITH AUTOMOBILE ' ib WM Kl?)LS, Couches and chairs, ron Beels In ffiiT (or I ron Beds, irings, 120 spirals, 1,75 lo 12.50 for Best designs and all grades. Close Om). aitnre. ir i <io not have uiekly. T solicit your trade ."G'S'. "^7i7"st<5Lc5L?lX, ? BENNETTS V ILLE, S. 0. lOn.st Side Publie Square. h ll -?-O-:-1 O-00-r-0--O Ca;'bl3a,g:e Plants I-have for sale Succession Wakefield and Early Spring . Cabbage Plants.Jgrowo in open-air on sea coast from seeds bought from the best and ruoBt reliable Seedsmen in the United States at the following prices F. O. B. Lots 1000 to 5000 $1.50 per M. it 5000 to . OOOO $1.25. JL s tn cf 1 OOOO apeciui pilers on Application, |3ir? Special Inducements to Dealers. _ig?8 Any information va to thc cultivation of Cutiliage will bo cheerfully givon on application. S. J. Rumph,, Adams Run, S. O. .00 .o Practical Pharmacist and Dealer in Ipiirc |?) rn gs and patent Medicines. WE ALS ? CARRY T STANDARD MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, TOILET anti Fancy Articles, F Eli F Ult ME II Y, SO A PS, BK SJ J PAINTS, OILS, * BRUSHES of all kinds, ?? VARNISH and STAINS, o PREPARED PAINTS, HUSHES, SPONGES, j WINDOW GLASS, *ATIONAKYantl SUPPLIES Y LAMPS, SHADES, Etc. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all Iwurs and guaranteed lo be of the Purest Uruga and at reasonable prices. A full line barden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for piiRt patronage yourti for a pronporou6 new year. J. T, DOUGLAS. Jaanuty 1. 1905. AT THE OLD STAEID ?li -3Bioac3Lci"iJi.^x-tonr?S FOR HARDWARI OH1 Do you wa&it the best Hay Fress that has ever been on our market? We have a car Load of them and are selling them at $60 each. I L G ' T A , I. W v_t" Y Ol;. 6XpGCt bo oily ? or a BET OF HARNESS, be pure to see mel U\&t ? Kvocdve? Two Oar i lipads D? ( xiv Oar'. J\_??3, .8-IS VS OC?'l ld Ul HARNESS. I Mil of which 1 mn going to self. It will be to your interest to see me before buying any o? these. Very respect full y Sent 8, 1904. Our JSTG>^7W Laine -TUE DIRECT WAY >T< >T< >?< >S< >$< >$< K< K< >*< >$< >t< > T< >T< >$< K< >x< >T< K< >x< >$< >x< K< K< >$< H Z? IsTO^'X-H, SOUTH - BAST. "WIEST. P S p P P p P P p BENNETTS VILLE ? CHER AW R. R. AIR LINE RAILWAY. Leave Betinottaville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrivo Ohoraw 8.10 p. m. DAILY BX0KPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections ut Che raw with through trains to tho North, East, South and West. The short linc und quickest tim? to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, lialthnore, Philadelphia, New York, Bo.stou. liuflalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East. Thc .'hort line and quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa. Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South and West. Foi further information call on J. T- MEDLIN, agent Bennetts;?Ile & Ohoraw lt. H.. Bennctlsvillc. S. C., or address R. J,. BlJlll?OUt?HS T. P A., SEABOARD AIR LINE RV., Columbia, S. C. S?? ^ CHARLES P, STEWART, A. (i. I?. A., S.A L. Ry, Savannah, Ga. |> yj < 1$* ??v y?y t& : yjjy f<?v Six y& y&l v?y y?* y?x y?x y?.v vSu ^?^v?yy2iy \<$t$ p Ashc raft's Condition Powders Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating:. It does this by first thoroughly cleansing the system ol 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, thc hair sheds, and the new coat is always sleek and glossy. Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packedin doses, without "filler," and good for horses and mules only. It Is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the formula; of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's experience. It is easily thc foremost remedy in its class on the American market to-day. Price 25 cents package. SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C MoCOLL DRLJ? CO., McColl, S. 0. fcrotess?onal datos. DENTIST. Cn-ic JJ Up stairs iu Crosland Building:, rhone 180. BBJtfjyJBTTBVIJLiIjB, 8. C. II- H. NEWTON, JENNINGS K. OWENS NEWTON & OWENS, A lt um oj s at Lav/j ... . BENNETTS VILLE, So. CA. Offices Over Planters National-Bank. TW. BOUCHIER, . . . . Attorney at Lav?, BoonottBT?Ile, S. C. Office on Darl/ngton street near Posta Telegraph office. . January, 1899. MILTON MCLAURIN, ~~~ Attorney al. Law and Probate Judge Offlco In Oonrt House. E. C. MORRISON, I Electrician . - Machinist, BEN NETTS VILLE, 8. C. jr. o. Boi 98. PHONE ill. I Contractor for Electrical work and dealer io Electrical supplies. Hot Air Pump ing Engines and Gas Engines installed. Pipo-fiitting and general machine work. August 20, 1903. Specials at Moore's, Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 for 35 Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good. Fresh jelly-assorted-only 10. Armour's Sausage in tomato sauce only 10 cents. Heinze's "White Wine Vinegar for pickling. THE NEW YORK WORLD Thrloo A Wook Edition. The Most Widely Bead Newspaper in America. Time has demonstrated that the Thrice a-Week World stands alene in a class. Other papers have imitated its form hut no i its success. This is because it tells it impartially, whether that news be po litical or otherwise It is in lact almost a daily at the price of a weekly. In addition to news, it publishes first class serial stories and other features suited to the home and fireside. The Tin ice a Week World's regular subscription price is only $i.oo per year and this pays lor 156 papers. YVe oiler this unequalled newspaper and the Dem? ocrat together one year lor $1.67. j REVIVO n??t?? RESTORES VITALITY. FRENCH REMEDY, l'j'otluc?s aboyo remits in .10 flAY5. Karin poweiiuUj ?"?a quicniy. v^ures when all others fail. Young men and old men will recover their youthful vigor by using REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores from effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost Vitality. Impotency. Nightly Emissions, Lost Power of either sex. Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases. Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits one lor study, business or marriage. It not only cures by starting at thc scat of disease, but isa Great Nerve Tonic anti Biood-BaUder and restores both vitality and strength to tho muscular and nervous system, bringing back the pink glow to pate cheeks and restoring the fire ol youth. It wards off Insanity and Con? sumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav ing REVIVO, no other. It can be carried lu vest pocket. By mall, $1.00 per package, in plain wrapper, or six for $5.00, with a positive writ, ten guarantee to cure or refund the money ia K 'Sty package. For tree circular address Royal Medicine Co.,Toao"??j?fe Fur sale by J. T. Douglas. Bennetts\il!e, S C. KILLTHE COUCH AND CURE THE LUNGS WITH Dr. King's New Discovery /CONSUMPTION Prito FDR I 0UGHS and 50c & $1.00 ^jyOLDS Free Trial. Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES, or MONEY BACK. 50 YEARS' 1* EXPERIENCE PATENTS JARKS) INS COFYRIGHTS &C. Anyono ?enclins a sketch nm! description may qutcUly oacnrtnln our opinion free whether au invention IH probably patentablfc^JJomiininlej?" UOM strictly confldenttal. HANDBOOK on i'ntenu aunt free, oidont HKUIH-V for secunncpateuuL i'ntonts taken throuh'ti Munn A Co. re?oive tptciat ?of lc?, without clmrgo, In tho Scientific American. A hrvndsomoly Illustrated weekly. I.nrRCit cir culation or nny m?qnlltlR Journal. Terina. ?3 * .car: four months, *tN Bold by nil noWHdealora. MUNN &Co.30iB*adwa* New York Brunch Otllco. C26 V SU Washington. I). C. Don't Forgot THAT von can ?.LW?. uS KIND nt The CpjlNEROliOJKRX a Full Linc of choice Family Groceries, Canned Goods. Fruit, Yegetables, Confectionery. Also n nice linc of SHOES, UNDER WEAR, and NOTION'S. Our Table Goods aro always Fresh. Give us a CALL. Cor DarlinRton and Clieraw sis. Bcnnettsvillo, S. C., Rock Hill Kuggies. The agent Mr. P. A. HorfgeB baa I just received a carload of those band |8omo buggies and if you want a fin? I i>uffPy call on him.