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4. BROWN - - - Editor Friday June 30,1905. ISubscrlytlon Price? Ono year.$1.00 Six months.50 Three months.25 PEN AND SCISSOROIIAFJSS The first bale of new cotton was sold in Galveston, Texas Saturday for 30 cte a pound. The State troops begin their en campment at Columbia on the 17th of July. George W. Carnes who killed Dr. B. H. Thurman near Cheraw last, winter was tried at Chester field last week and the jury took just? minutes to acquit bim. Ed, Harden, a murderer who has evaded arrest for twenty years, was captured in Colum bia Saturday. He killed a man the night of his wedding near Columbia in 1885. - Charlotte Chronicle: The good effects of the game laws are apparent to all who drive about the country. The very air is musical with the whistle ol Hob White. The partridges are almost as numerous now ae they were in former days. -"There's just two things that break up most happy homes," observed the Pollick philosopher. "What's them?" inquired the Squedunk ignora mus. "Womens love for dry goods an' man's love for wet goods, b'gosh!"-Belair (Md.) Times. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS J UNI; TERM, 1905. The Court ut'General sessions con vened" on Monday with His Honoi Judge K C. Watta, of the 4th Circuit presiding After a brief but pointed ?marge iroin His Honor the grand jury went to work lively aud soon hud business for tho court. Tho following cases have been dis posed of up to Tnuradoy noon: Tho 8lnle vs Fred Pitman, carrying concealed weapon-guilty. The Slate vs Kph Zimmerman foi I he killing of Charley Peterkin in Red Hill last December-mistrial. The Stale vs Cary Liles-larceny guilty sentenced 2 years on chain gang. Bill Kein ly plead guilty to burg htrly and larceny. Sentenced 'iyca.t nod six months on chuingnug. Thu Slato vs John Rivers, assault with deadly weapon. Plead guilty Sentence li years or pay a line ol $120 00. Siate V;1 "Wi Odom and At thu. Cohen, hurglU'v Mid hu ..etty, O?i?ij ?i M \; W11 ' gt V"i .1 ??rv nev ; wee Jurors for Common Pleas Court The following have been drawn tc serve as jurors fur tho Court of Com mon Pleas which convenes Monday morning next : S P Adams, W B Fletcher, Raymond Rogers, J F Allen, J W Driggers, II B Willis, B F Covington, N F Bundy, W J Adams, Sr. A C Driggcrs, S L McDaniel, Y J Hues tess, A D Rogers, Felix Stanton, E G Fletcher, J II Johnson, I I? Gibson, T A Odom. J B Irby. Jr., M L Parish, Joel Gibson, C Price, G W Hueslesa, W A Usher, S W Driggere, J. T. Douglas, T J Bethea, R L Kirkwood, J B Adams, B E Moore, W K Webster R T Bariield, E M Rowe, Don McQueen, R W Bundy. L B Hubbard. Property Owners ?OKS YOUR HOOF LEAK NOW'H the time to Paint your Tin and Shingle Roofs. Don't wait tor the rust to eat up your tin and iron, but get McDonald Hool Paint Co's Paint aud you are safe. Guaranteed to ut op all leaks. See McDonald. He is here for business aud will examine your roofs free of cost. We refer by j ui'uHBsion to Capt P. L. Breeden) also Mr. A. J. Matheson. W. B. MCDONALD, Mgr. June 28, L905. FI'OIM Smithville. Mr. Editor-lt bas been so long since I was seen in the Democrat ? thought I would appear again. I was walking through Dr. Hair's field and saw a cotton bloom on the 20th, and I shout ed. 1 wont, to it and peeped in and found the ligures 12. Yon will know the meaning of this liltei- on. Some of our farmers have 12 ar t es of corn to plant yet. Cot ton is improving, and ranges from io to If) inches high. Mr. C. P. Swett has lost bia yoting dog. His complexion is white, with black ears. His name is King. Now that "genera' green ba been whipped the (armers will soon have rest as well as the rich man- Hurry, boys and "lay by" the 4tl) is near by and it will be a si lat ion braten for you and me. June 22, li)o.r>. HUNTER. ??aY" Don't forget that I have a nice large Refrigerator in which to keep Butter, Cheese, Lard, Fi ulta and all p'Ti?hable goods frcBh and cool during the summer months W. M. Rowe EARLY MORNING MARRIAGE. CRAWFORD EMANUEL,. What is more beautiful thau a wed* ding in June? Wednesduv- morning Juno 28, 1905 was au ideal morning for such an oe casum. Just as the golden rays of the bun were gently peeping in, friends of the bride were Been coming rrom all di rectior i-soon the parlor and hall were <* nvded. Promptly at 0 o'clock tho wedding soug was sweetly sung by Mis. Fred Rowe. At the close of tho seng, the mother and sister of tho bride enter ed the parlor, then came Misses Edith Gandy and Cleo Allaway-the i ibb ai hearers-forming au aisle down the centre of the parlor. Dowu this ais e marched the manly ami handsome groom Mr. C. M. Crawford and the beautiful and lovely bride Miss Mar} Narcisse Emnnucl. During tho ceri" atony Mw. Fred Rowe played An uk Laurie. Rev. Rufus Ford after a short and impressive ceremony pronounced them husband and wifo Congratula lions and best wishes were showered on the happy couple. The purlor was tastily decorated under the directions of Mrs. J. J. Pearson. Tho presents were numerous, usoi'ul and elegant. The bride who ia tho eldest daugh er ol Mrs. 13. I Emanuel; is one ol Ben ne tts vii le's most popular and ac complished young ladies. She in a prominent member ol' the Twentieth Century Club, Secretary of the Wom an's C. T. Uoion, nu active member of the Woman's Missionary Society, a consecrated teacher in the Baptist 3. S. She was one ol* the best and most popular teachers jn Marlboro county, and a graduate of Limestone College The groom is one of the leading businessmen of Saluda County, and is worthy of his lovely bride The bride clad in dark blue silk traveling suit never looked more beau tiful thau on this occasion, nor the groom more handsome, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford followed by showers of rice, abd best wishes left on the 7 05 a. til., A. C. L. train lor their home in Saluda, S C. *Jlist as the bride entered thc train, she threw her beautiful bouquet-Miss Annie Carlisle W?S thc fortunate re cipient. This wedding has been pronounced one ol'the most beautiful home wed ?lings eve. wituessed in the city of Bcunettsville. C. E. ATTA WAY - BASE BALL EXCURSION TO CHERAW. Two Games This Week, Two Games Next Weeli Charleston vs Cheraw, June 29, 30 Fort Caswell vs Cheraw, July 5, 6. Fort Caswell va Oh ora w lust .your was the strongest game played. Good p'ayiug with ii strict umpire is promised, und these grime i will ho tho host of tho soubon * . beef 2 II a mun ' itid eil Illili .viiat you want. He has water melons, Irish potatoes, tomatoes, cantlopcs und eggs, (live him a call. A Handsome Automobile. Mr. H. T. Edens, a well known native of Marlboro, but now u resident of the "game cock" county of Suinter, came over Saturday morning via Cheraw rather circuitous route, hut he could not help it, as he was riding in a 1500 pound "steam carriage" that was not built to travel in Pee Dee swamp, and after losing Friday afternoon trying to get from Society Hill to the old "cow track*' road, he invoked blessings on all the "good road'- builders, returned to the "Hill" and "let out" for Cheraw, the next ci"- sing over Pee Dee lo miles away, w li ere he spent the night. Tom says the Hies and mosquitors wor ried him no. little while stuck fastin the mud Friday. Ile is visiting his many friends over the county and showing the boys how easy it is to manage ajsteam carriage. Who would have thought five years ago that Tom would turn out and get ahead of our friend W. J. Covington, who used to come to town driving I bree and four line horses abreast. To Scare Away Crows. I can give a sure preventive against corn pulling by the black rogues I had tried all sorts of devices und was rig ging a scarecrow, when a gawky came along and said, '"Tie ears of corn to the top of poles a round your field, and the crows won't stay nigh it." I -said, "They will eat the corn, and you and tlfy will both laugh at me." I tried tlie plan, however, and sure enough they looked at these poles and went away and stayed away. 1 suppose it was on the same principle as that ol' the Trogan warrior who said, "1 most fear the Greeks when oll ering gifts.-E. J'. Powell in Suburban Life. NOTICE TO TRUSTEES/ THERE Will bo ll CA I. T. MK KT I NO ?if (lu: "Marlboro Trust?e?' A poci'ition in tho Murchison School Building nt Boouottnvillc on Monday next-, .Inly jd, ut io o'clock, n. in. Every trustee in tho county ia argent-, ly ropioslcd lo ho present, as there is hti niucHfl of importance to ho uttoudod to - AU t michel H and obhor friends of edaoation aro ulso cordially invited to moot with us. RUFUS FORD, Ohm'u Trustees Association W. L. STANTON, Co, Supt. Education, forain. rtjr> ?I ?-.v ? ?flOfi&aai?jhK?? HO! FOR CH Everybody In ON FRIDAY, Jl AN EXCURSION WILL BE ll LESTON to give Everybody PLEASUKE AND BEOR] A VISIT TO THE ISLE Ol SURF-or the Pleasure of ' " City by the Sea." Truin will leave Gibson at 6.15 a Passengers taken at all stations Fare for Round Trip, Gibson to '. $1.25. Darlington to Floren* SEPARATE CARS FOR Pcr?oct order and a good timo fo For further information call o CROA? June 24, 1?05. A poetical writer declares that jonie men move through life, as i band of music moves down ;he street, Hinging out pleasure in every side, through the air o everjr one, fur and near, that jan listen. Some men lill the lir with their strength and sweetness, as the orchards in October days fill the air with the delicious odor of the ripe fruit. Some women cling to their iiomes like tho honeysuckle 3ver the door; yet, like it, fill ill the reign with the subtle fragrance of their goodness. How great a bounty and bless ing it is to hold the royal gifts jf the soul so that they shall be music to some, fragrance to jthers, and life to all. Would it not be a worthy thing to live for, to make the power we li?ve within us the breath of ather meu's joys?- The Luthe ran. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUNG WOMEN. Ol the IT? Scholarships owned by Hie South Carolina Federa tion of Women's Clubs, only the following arti now open: College l'or "Women-Colum bia,^. G-One Scholarship for four year"s acad?mie work in College. Greenville, Female College One Scholarship of free tuition for four years. Greenville College for Wo men-One Scholarship of free tuition four years. Special : 'or *'.:>:?.: \ . ??' ?'. '. KjjVj ?.o?fli Chr?i?iin K M.dor,-. ^raiui?g School - Charleston, S. C.-One Scholarship of free tuition for two years. Winthrop College-Hock Hill. 3. C,-One Scholarship of free tuition. Confederate Home College Oharieston, S. C.-One Scholar ship ol* free tuition. Clifford Seminary-Union, S. ??-One Scholarship of free tui tion. The examinations for these Scholarships will be held in sach county, July 5'kl. All ap plicants must file their mimes liefere June 2f>bh with Miss Ali?adora Baer, Chairman Educational Dept. S. 0. Federation of Women's Club, 10 Bull St Charleston, S. C. - Wiley's Candies always fresh at Bennettsvillo Pharma cy Marion street. SPACIAL OFFERS lu Lawn Swings, Lawn Settees, Refrigerators and Ice Boxes While these last you can get bargains. G . W. WADDILL, .1 une 13, 1005. A full line of ll J. Heinzs Co. Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sau ces, Jellies &o. at W.M.Rowe'B. A Fearful Fate. lt is ;i fearful late tn have tn enduro ibo terrible torture ol'Piles. "I ean truth fully say," writes Henry Unison, ol M ?ison ville. Ia., "thal for Blind, Bleed'* ing. Itching and Protruding Piles, liuek len's Arnica Salve, is tho best euro mide." Also best for cuts, bums and iajmiffs. 25.0 at J. T. Douglas Druggist. ("SsT* How about Insuring the Life of that nice horse for the sum tuer ? Rates low, protection i^ood. Soe Cut ISLAND & TYSON "The Insurance Men.' - Among tho pretty songs ?il Hebron Academy Monday night was "A Rainy Day." Red Hill heard the music Friday after noon. g^gF" We are ever ready to look after your Fire Interests, ind will appreciate a part of your business.' Strict attention o you?' interest and best. (Jo's. CUOSLAND & TYSON. "The Insurance Men." Bcd'" Pipes and Smokers Supplies in lidless variety can ho found at J. T. )ouglas' Drug Store. - Another supply ol' that. S. I. Molasses, just in, at E. Pow irs Grocery, at 65 cents. Lvited To Go! J LY 7th,?t 905, UN FROM GIBBON TO GllAli OLD AND YOUNO, A DAV OF EATION. ? PALMS--? D'W IN CUE 'Sight /Seeing1 ia that Grand Old i. m., Bennettevillo 7.15 a. io. to aud including Ladronee. Mt. Clair, inclusive, ?2, Children ce inclusivo, $1.50, hildrcn $1.00. WHITE yllV-D COLORED, v nil guaranteed, n fIBEY AND ? 'O PRESERVE YO : B tl HT In order.to help von '. dr. 8. J. Pearson, Jewclei ai dau, has employed an export < I ne sist von in fitting will appreciate a call. Only ma terinld uaed. EYE SIGHT TELEI Como nt once bavi y oin ? yea tested an : thy propn?i glasses correctly ed 1 ? Dr. P. A. Lieghton Optici 'Ret with S. J. Peart- n. Cheap Reading. The Democrat . uni weekly Atlanta . /cai or Si.50. . The Democrat ill'i Magazine-an t el en! tdy'i Book for ?1.50 The Sunny Sou i mo erat l'or only ?1.5( The Atlanta Conni am Democrat one yea) COURT OF no ?: s OTIOE ?H hereby gi . une Torin ot tba Cou 'len for Marlboro County W'. Beu ncltstillo ou Houday ,, a io ooloulr, a. m. I -V\XA will take duo notice th iror uru not required to at' i .. j. -A. - niuo:, June y, 1905. *. JACKSON : rS TV ronage in the pat. 1 the oas and guarantee the vic* -.iud attention in tlu 1 e it no other plane in No icr( a person can realize ? ant benefits to he deriv- t t( to thc healing wt ? ..soi Springs. Now under uaw 1 . ' lh< experiencd and eilh ROBER Late ot I. June 1, 15)05 Winthrop Co i Scholarship and Entr e on The examination for I. ;an scholarships in Win tin foi the ndmifcnion of new ai .. i ... iiolc at tho County Court Ito Iulj 7tb, at 9 A. M. Appli- ?bi ICHS than is ycnrH of : lar ehipH uro vacated aft lb?j wil bo awarded to thoso 1 led average at thin cxainin . 'iej meet thc conditions (rc :,rd Applicants for Hobolarsb . . tt President Johnson bofoi 'ioi for Boholarsbip npplicati . Sobolarships aro wo rot tuition. Thc next ness ip. tomber 20, 1005. Foe 1 ioi and catalogue address PUBS D. B. JOILNSO: I, s. C TRESPASS ALI, persons aie h iddei lb trespass in any a nv lands or lands nuder nv >< especially hunting, fis' B. 1 ?Iv ii May 4, litt lo. COLLEGE OP CL 178">. CllARLI?BTOX, Entrance examinati? in the County Court H July 7, nt !) a. lu. < )n ?Scholarship to each CO' . Carolina awarded hy ih of [Education and tho hate. Board and i ii rr. Dormitory, $10 a mont, dates lor admission are compete for vacant Boye which pay $100 a.year, information and catalngi HARRISON RA June '2. Mere 1 NV II BN YOU Ali i - OK -. TOMBSTOI M ONU ME Or anything in n forget tu cull oh nie, at my | ness near thc Atlantic Coast Soahoard Air hi.ie l'a-sengci or write inc. I tosigns furnished nn iipplicution, Phone No. t>f>. llcbpcctfully J. W. Mel January 2?, 1905. I m m f? m 1 m m ll I Loi M .1 I ,1 & ii s Ifa3 KIPS HP WITH THE MARKETS, AND ? hi BIST TO ll HAD. COme ?trid See*. JUST liECEIVBD A LARGE LOT LACES and EMBROIDERIES that are the greatest 5 and IO cent sellers ever offered in Bennellsvillc-have been selling at 25 and 15. Our Millinery Department. WU AT ABOUT THAT SUMMER HAT ? and see thc new arrivals. ? Come We have some Handsome "straws" for Men or Boys Stylish and Cheap. A Pretty linc of Neckwear, Hosiery and GENTS BUR?I3HNGS. *7 0~00<HM>0000^ m M m \m \m m m M M I i m m mi m 1 I m m i tal li i Ladies READY TO WEAR Qnn\m?$ We keep the only up to date stock in the above line in the city. Ladies Silk Shirt Waist Suits, Wash Shirt Waist Suits, Shirt Waists in Silk, Muslin, Batiste A ll-Over Nets, Lace, &c. _??*. SHOES, AND * SLIPPERS. 1 "# Hu vt; nil y i u caa nek for in tho beat makes to bo lind-White Canvac, TAN, CHAMPAGNE, PAT. KID, &c. Drew Selby & Co., for Ladies nud Children. STETSON, and tho celebrated WALK.OVER SHOES for Men nud Boya. WE have A SUIT THAT WILL JUST FIT YOU. Come now. Sole Agent? for Schlosu Bros. Suits that lib. Completo Stock Boya Suits and Extra Knco Tauts. We sell cheaper than some others. Y?xv?u y?x xis tSu y&oc&xia COME ONE, COME ALL, and make MY STORE your Headquarters while in the city. Tluuiking yon for past favors and soliciting future business Respectfully, S. B. CROSLAND CO. Mnv IT ian;- Ben?eiitsville S C HOUSEWIFE : Your attention, please. T'OU ARIO RUBBING YOUR LtFG AWAY, or the lifo o? sonto other woman, X Also the lili; of Your dollies, by usimr an OLD WASH BOARD. Lay aside your old ?Vush Board and buy you a "1900" Washer. lt washes a whole Tub full of clothes JUST AS EASY ?nd JUSTAS QUICK aa a single garincut, and a good daul easier, aud quicker thau you possibly can wash ame on a Wash Board. The "]<J00" Washer is built ou scientific prin ciples. It revolves ou ball bearings, which renders the rotary mo tion as EASY as the Wheels of a Hish Orado Bicycle. It saves Time, Labor, Money anil Clothes. It has no Superior as Tiuio Saver. lt washes all kinds and grades o? materials, from thc liuest Laces to the coarsest fabric WITHOUT WEAR TEAR, or Breaking oi Buttons. It is guaranteed to dc perfect work. A TRIAL will all wc claim. prove Half tho time, half the work and worry, with more than Half thc WEAR, ant TEAR of the Clothes, can bc saved in every home that basa "1900" Washer. For further particulars, or for prices and catalogue, write or call on The McColl Hardware Co., Machines always in Stock February 23, 1005. MCCOLL, S. C. Agcuts for this Territory. For the month of May the following prices wit Be Current at my Store. ROOM SUITS, Quartered Oak Swell Front, Toilet to Washstand $f>0 00, now ROOM SUITS, Quartered Oak Toilet to Washstand, $46.00 now ROOM SUITS, Oak with Toilet to washstand. $40, now ROOM SUITS, Oak $2? now OAK DRESSERS, 24x30 V B Glare, $12,50 now OAK DRESSERS, !Sx20 F B Olas-. $7 50 now OAK DKESSEKS, 18x20 American Ohss. iii .r><) now OAK DRESSERS, 12x20 American Class, $5 .r>0 now OENUINE LEATHER COUCH, $37 50 now GENUINE LICATI!KR ARM CHAIR. 30 oo now [MT LEATHER COUCH moo now WILLOW PARLOR SET. 3 nieces, ir, oo DOW IMPERIAL MAHOGONY DRESSERS. 20 00 now LADIES QUARTERED OAK DRESSERS, is tu now LADIES B I MAPLE DRESSERS, 2000 now OAK BEDS 72 inches high, 5 50 now OAK BEDS nu low as $1 75 Folding Noiseless, all wiro spring?. PELT MATTRESS, (best) 15 00, now 10 50: Pelt Maitrosses 12.50 now KELT MAT i RESSES, lu tilt now 7 5(? ; [RON BEDS 10 00 now 1IION BEDS. 7 50 now 0 00; Iron Beds .?(iii now One WARDROBE, F B Glass Front, 25 00 now 1HINA MATTING 27 cents now 20e; China Matting 20 ot? now 15 oN 'APA?ESE MATTING 30 els now 22 els; JapaneseMatting 25c now J8 Ota Japanese Matting 20 clfl now 15 els. JDRRUGATED CARPET LINING. 85 eta per Boll. 50 vania ECriONAL BOOK CASES, 4 Section* and Drawers at bottom, $25 now 17 5 iir oiLnn!i.nn A " i Sections 15 (lt) pow 12 00 ?AK SIDE BOABDS $25 now 17 50 ; Oak side Boards 10 00 now $IF 1)0 I give prices on some of the leading articles, but these CU': 'RICES will apply to all my stock. The cut sales are for Spo ash-nothing to be charged. I will continue the INSTALLMENT BUSINESS as nsunJ OW is the timo to buy Furniture at Lower Prices than eve; tiered in Bennett syHie. VI*J L 1905. BENNETTS VILLE, 8. C. \ Eaat Side Public Square. 37.51 :?5 O' 80 0i l? O i 9 0 G 0 5 o .I 5 30 0 24 Ol 7 .r>i 12 Ol IC> (li ia o 14 0i I 2 1 5S 10 ()i 7 5i A m 17 51 Practical Pharmacist and Dealer in ??pur? MD r ii g s and patent Medicines, i WE ?LSD C?RRY STANDARD 3IEDICINES, CHEMICALS, TOILET ami Fancy Articles. PER i? URM ER JT, SOAPS, RRZTSIIES, SPONGES, t . PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES, of all kinda, / ? VARNISH audi STAINS, I PREPARED PAINT8, WINDOW GLASS, STATIONARY anti SUPPLIES y LAMPS, SHADE8, . Etc. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, i Prescriptions carefully compounded at allJwurs and guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and at reasonable prices, A full line ??arden Seed & Onion Sets.-~ Thankful for past patroungo yours for a proeporoub new year. J. T, DOUGLAS, Juanuiy 1, 1905. AT THU O Xii) STAND WE HANDLE BARGAINS TOO, NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COME RIGHT ON TO CLAUDE MOORE'S 3L3F* YOU T7V-?L3Sr07 Dry Grooms, Clothing, Shoes, N otions * And Fancy Groceries. tay Fresh Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty. Wo Keep a full line tu each Department and will fill your Wants in each AT THE LOWEST PRICES. When you como to Town call and see us. Phono orders in town delivered FREE, and satisfaction guaranteed, Call and see us-Near Dollglas, Drug Store, IfOR HARDWARE OF EVERY ISCRIPM. Do you wait the best Hay Press that has ever been on our market? We have a car Tuo&? of tfe?m--?n? are selling them afc $60.' each. If You expect to buy a BUG ltY, a W AG-ON. or a SET OF HARNESS, be sure to see me I Have just Received Two Gar Loads of BUGGIES, One Oar WAGONS, And 100 SETS Of HARNESS. It will be to your interest to see me before buying any o? these. Very respectfully 7 Sent 8, 1904. >z<>?<>$<>?<>H<>1<K<>5<>$<>v<>?< >?<>?<>v<>$<>?< >$< UL ir HXTe^TV 3 -THE DIRECT WAY EAST. SOTJTH WEST. ? ? bi ? p p p B P P P p P BENNETTS VILLE & CHER AW R, R. -AND S II ?Iii O Alli* Alli LINE RAILWAY. Loavo B?unottsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrive Cheraw 8.10 p. m. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at Cheraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and West. The short linc and quiekest time to Wilmington, Chorlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ?ow York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg aud all poiuts North and East. The short line and quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South ?md West. Foi further information call on J. T- MEDLIN, agent BcnnottayiUe & Cheraw R. lt.. Bonncttsville.8. C., or address R. L. BURROUGHS T. P A., SEABOARD AIR LINK Rr., Columbia, S. C. CHARLIE P. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A.L, Ry, Savannah, Ga. - FOR HORSES AND MULfS OM L_V - SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, 8. C.. MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll S. O. ?