The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, August 04, 1905, Image 2
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Friday AuguBt 4, 1805.
Subscription Prices
Ono year.$ 1.00
?ix months.BO
Three months.25
TRUSTEES MEETING.
Tho regular annual mooting of the
Marlboro Tnn>loc6 Association will be
bold in the Murchison School Build
iug on Monday noxt, August 7, at 10
o'clock. Aftor tho election of oillccre|
and other routine business, thc follow
ing questions will bo discussed :
Tho HeJation of tho Trusteo lo the |
Sollool-oponed by Kev lt. Ford.
Tho Relation of tho Parent to the
School -opened by H. II. Nowtou,
Esq.
'1 ho Relation of tho Teacher to the
School and to tho community-opened
by Prof. John A. Thaokatou,
Tho Kural School-Its Importance|
to tho Stale-opened by J. J. Lane
Tho presence of cvory trustee in the]
county is experted. AU white teach,
ors, both malo and female, and other |
friends of education, aro cordially in
yitod lo moot with us.
Tho campaign executive committee j
will moot some time during tho day, I
und any community desiring an edu
oational rally should make it known
ut, or before, this time.
Ku nm Fono, President
W. L Stanton, Co. Supt. Ed.
FUN AND SCISSODGDAPHS
Eleven colorod convicts escaped
from Lumberton jail las! Monday
night. Look ont for thom.
T o Darlington county agricul
tural association will hold its an-j
nual meeting on Augusts. Hon,
E. 1). Smith will bo thoro.
Thc Woods Mercantile Co., of j
Darlington, ol' which tho late ltobj
ort Keith Dargan was president,
has made application lor a receiv
er.
Tho move on foot to send Hon.
Jno. L? MoLauriu to China in the
interest ol the cotton mills is tho j
thing lor tho south. lt would bo
money well spent and thc benefit I
of a oh ar act or involving millions |
for tho mills. Hy all means send
him.
Tho Independent Canning Com
pany recently organized in Char
leston with a paid up capital oil
$40,000, ts to bo dissolved on ac-j
count oi tho excessive State license
required for si cannery, which
would amount to about $550,00
per week,
Who wonders that such indus
tries can't thrive in South Curo
-o-O'
DEATH OF H- D. WEBSTER.
A Well Known Citizen of Marl
boro Dies in Mississippi.
The sad news was received here o?
Friday night by T. M. Webster of the
death of his brother, Mr. lt>rfry D.
Webster, who died at hialino near
Brax on, Miss, oil Friday evening,
after a protraotelPWness of Typhoid
fever, aged abOUTl?
Mr, Webs'/1^wfts tl10 youngest mern
V?rir a nov-.i'-family of the Bothol sec
tion, of which lhere were five brothers
and two pistera. Three brothers su.
vivo hin: - I*. K, who lives ic Mies.,
ami T. M , and (leo M., who still
reside in Marlboro,
Mi. Henry leaves a wife and sever
al children. A reina kable fae. :n his
life, thia was his li rut and last sickness
Too Time to Learn
Whether or no tho mind ceases
to be creativo at about forty, cer
tain it is that the mind's most ac
tive period is between birth and
thirty or thirty-five. That is tho
?ieriod of acquiring idoas, for
broadening and deepening the
knowledge of the facto]? in ono's
lifo game, whatever it may bo.
Every hour counts, for every hour
power fha?, could oe stored up for
use after forty is going to waste,
says tho Saturday Evening Post.
The big real successes of tho
world have, most of them, boon
made aftor forty-many of them
as lato UH sixty, a few as late as
seventy. But in each case it was
hy tho use of power stored before
forty.
Masonic Banquet.
The bauquet given by Marlboro
Chapter at Thc Marlboro Friday
night was a grand affair. There
were invited guest from Clio, Mc
Coll and one from Charleston. Tho
Chapter is on tho increase and
ntl m bots among ils members tho
best men in tho county, anil when
they get to go thor thcro U some
thing doing.
A Fino Watermelon.
Tho od ?tor returns hearty
thanks to Mr. B. A. Capel ?or a
60 pound watermelon raised on
his Ked Hill place from seed secur
ed at ono of our Drug Store's. It
was not a good season either, but
ho hit it anyway by using cotton
Heed IVeely. So far he baa raised
tho heaviest melons heard of.
- Tho Woodmen of tho World
had ?i royal picnic at Tatum on
Wednesday. Messrs J, Monroe
Spears, f?sq?, of Darlington, and
Jennings K. Owens, Esq., of Don
nettsville. wore to make address
es but in I hoir absence Col. Tom
Hamer filled the bill. A large
crowd attended and there was an
Abundance for all to eat.
Song Recital
McOoll Monday Night, Aug. 7
- Amii AT -
Beatie) isvillo, Tuesday J?ight
August ii th liri) li.
A Musical Treat iu Blore For the
1'eoplo of Bennottsville.
Tty special arrangement thc Music
lovers ot Hennettsville will have the plea
sure ol hearing Mr Charles Mooney,
of New York City, Daritone, assisted by
Mrs Harold J tend, ot Darlington, 8. O..
accompanist, at thc Auditorium Tuesday
night August 8th, 1905, at 8.30.
Admission 50 eta. Ticket? on sale
at J. T. Douglas' Drug Store.
A Sad Accident
It is with sincere regret that
wo chronicle tho critical illness of
Mrs Amelia Hamilton, who whilo
on a visit to her son-in-law Mr.
Josoph Emanuel recently fell and
received injuries that have since
rendered hor entirely helpless.
Shu has boon brought to tho homo
of Mrs Fannie Hamilton in East
llenuottsvillo, whoro sho is receiv
ing; every attontion at the hands
of hor children, but is very foch lo.
A Serious Mistake.
Tho Fayetteville ObBOrver o?
last week says tho family of Mr.
W. lt. Wickor, was made very
sick by using by mistake some
Narcissus bulbs in soup instead
of onions. Tho bub s looked so
much like onions thoy completely
decoivod Mr. Wickor, who gather
ed tho vogotablos for tho soup. A
physician soon got thom out of
danger,
Your Horse is valuable, why
not insure him against death
from any cause. Rates low.
Protection good.
CROSLAND & TYSON
"The Insuranco Men.'
A Lucky Farmer.
An observer tolls ns that Mr.
B. E. Moore has the best crops
in the Lester section. His cotton
will, if nothing happens, will
make 2000 pounds per acre.
His corn is even better than last
year and is put down at ?O
bushels per acre. The observer
says that Peruvian Guano is
what made the crops. Know
ing how to use it counts too.
A lMmsnut Sociable.
Misa Leola Swann entertained a
lu rye u uni ber of her friends Tuesday
night. The program was interesting,
which ?YUH Huppluuiuuled with a boun
tiful supply of rich cakos, fruits and
chocalato cream, vanilla cronm and
cu, m ?ttvou .miman, ol smithville,
sympathize with him in tho lons of his
wife on Sunday morning last, after a
short illness from blood poisoning
ugod 72. Tho funeral on Monday
afternoon was tho 'argest ever wit
newed in Smithville.
We can give you a special low
tariff rate on your gin houses &
seed cotton. No use to lose them
by lire when protection is cheap.
CROSLAND & TYSON
"Tho Insurance Men."
Ho Ne vor Blamod Tho Booze.
(From The Monotypit.)
He took a bottlo up to bed,
Drunk whiskey hot oaoh night,
Drank cocktails ia tho morning,
Hut never could get tight.
Ile uinvorod in tho evening,
Anil always had tho blueu,
Until ho took a bowl or two -
lint ho never blamed tho booze.
Hiii joints woro full of rheumatic,
Hi? nppotito wau slack ;
Ho had pains betwoon tho shoulders,
Cliilln run down his bnok.
Ile tmtl'ored with insomnia,
At night ho couldn't snooze,
Ho ?nid it was tho olimato -
Hut ho never blamed tho booze.
Hin couHtitution wan run down,
At In-ut, that'd wind 1 J said ;
His IcgB woro Hwollod uaoh morning,
Auil ho often had dwelled head.
He tncklcd beer, wino, whiskey,
Ami if thoy didu't fuae,
Ho blamed it to dyspepsia
Hut ho novor blamod tho booze.
Ho Hnid ho couldn't sleep at night,
And alwnyn had bad dreams ;
Ho claimed ho always laid awake
Till early uunrino beams.
Ho thought it was malaria,
Alan 1 'twau but a ruso ;
Ho blamed it onto everything -
lint ho novor blamed the booze.
flin livor nooded soraping,
And hin kiduoyn had tho gout?
Un fwullowcd lotH of bittern
Till at tant ho cluanod them out.
Iii? logs woro swelled with dropsy
Till hu had to cut his shoos ;
Ho blamed it on thu doctor
Hub ho iu VIM blamed tho boozo.
Thon ho had tho ti omens,
And ho taokled rats and snakes,
Plrlt ho had tho fovor,
Then ho had the shakos.
At last ho hud a funeral ;
And tho mourners had the blues,
And ibo opitnph oarvod for him WM
Ho lUIVCr Mumed (lie hoOZO.
Unclulmod Lettors.
hetterH add rem.eil to tho following neoned
pontoon romain uncalled for at tho pout
OfllCO ill Helmet t avilie. ;
Mon's Mid.
John Short. Lonje?la Siman?. .T. H
Hendricks,
Women's List.
Georgia Jackson, Amanda Bum
mergainer, Ella Johnson, Lucy Boy"
noble.
A HANDSOME DISPLAY.
The P. A. Hodges Repository
(or Buggies, Wagons and Haruoss
on tho north sido of the square ie !
uow full, with tho best display
over exhibited in this sootion. Mr.
Throop Crosland has ch&rgo and
will tako ploasuro in snowing
goods aud quoting prices.
Attention Ginners 1 We are
now. prepared to insure your gin
houses and seed cotton. Get our
special rate before insuring.
CROSLAND & TYSON.
"Tho Insurance Men."
- Cali un W. J. Baldwin, tho
"beef and ico man" and toll him
what you want. Ho has wator
melons, Irish potatoes, tomatoes,
cantlopos and oggs. Give him
a call.
Ohas Mooney
- MCCOLL MONDAY NIGHT -
BEN N ETTS VILLE
TUESDAY NIGHT, I
Gooers! Admirion bOo
Tickets for Beunottsville at Douglas'
Asthma Sufferers Should Know
This,
Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con?
side red hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Buesing,
701 West Third St., Davenport, Iowa,
writes:J"A severe cold contracted twelve
years ago was neglected until it finally
grew into asthma. The best medical
skill available could not give me more
than temporary relief. Foley's Honey
and Tar was recommended and one
fitly cent bottle entirely cured me of
asthma which had been growing on mc
for twelve years. If I liad taken it at thc
start 1 would have been saved years o?
suffering." Bcnncttsvillc Pharmacy.
i&~ Don't forget that I have a nice
largo Refrigerator in which to keep
Rutter, Cheeeo, Lard, Intuits and all
perishable goods fresh and cool during
tho summer months. W. M. Bowe
For Sale.
TWO Young JERSEY COWS with
Heiler calves.
G, W. WADDILL.
July 12, 1905.
Fool Impending: Doom,
Thc feeling ol impending doom in the
minds ol many victims of Bright's
disease an diabetes has been changed to
thanktulncss by the benefit derived trom
taking Foley's Kidney Cure. lt will
cure incipient Bright's disease and dia
betes and even in thc worst cases gives
comfort and reliei Slight disorders arc
cured in a lew days. "I had diabetes in
its worst torin.'* writes Marion Lee of
Dunreath, Ind, "I tried eight physicians
without relief. Only three bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure made mc a well
man.
Bennettsville Pharmacy,
will Interest Many.
tMi&hi J ui&eqae or tlianctcs tl i<otcy o
Kidney Cure is taken in time.
Bennettsville l'hormacy
- Wiley's Candios always
frosh at Bonnottsvillo Pharma
cy Marion street.
WANTED AT ONCE.
The Clio Novelty Works want
at ono? two good Wagon Mules,
for road service, for the hillanco
of the year. They will bo fed
well and oared for. Seo them
i m in ed a tel y.
Full line Armours canned
meats at W. M. Howes.
As now is the season when
so much Tea is used, you can
not afford to use anything but
C, F. Blanks high grade Teas,
for sale by
W. M. R?wo.
We keep our Butter and
Cheese on Ice all summer and
guarantee it to be the best on
earth. W. M. Bowe
Lowney's Candy always fresh
at W. M. Rowe's
Fairy soap at W. M, Rowe.
- If railroads could be built
on paper we would soon have
one to Blenheim, and Mr. John
Bowyer could come to town when
he ploasod.
MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS.
K. P.TAYLO?, P, K.
Bonnettavillo et, Pine Gtovo, Aug. 18
Olio ami Beulah, Beulah Augunt 19,20
Brownsville, Mumiing Chapul, August 26
North Marlboro, Shiloh, Sept 2,3
Brightuviiio, Boy kin 4 p. m , Sept 3,4
Blnnhoim ot, PnriinemiH, Sept 9
R inncttsville Sta, Sept 0,10
MeColl Miuaion, Bounottarillo, (night)
Sept 10
Glasses Fitted at Yonr Home.
Dr. H. SMITH, of Mooroo, N.
C , Eyo Sight Speoinlist (Orad
uah) of tho Philadelphia Optionl Collogo of
Philadelphia, Pa , will visit Chesterfield
and Marlboro oountiea during tho month
of Angibt. Tho latent and most up to dato
methods aro used in tho examination of
tho Hyo. (Bannon lilted to rninody tho mont
oomplieated oyo dofoots. A speelalty of
fitting glaftsou to young pOOplO and children
KndorHod nnd recommended by tho binding
oltl/on? nnd phyaieiatin in North Carolina.
Examination without ohnrgn.
llKFKllKNCKS :
Any Bank in Monroe,
,f. E. Ashoraft, M. D. )
4. M. lllair, M, 1). V Mooroo, N, C.
Dr. 8. A. Stevens. )
Dr. W. S. Barreutino, Booloiy Hill.
If you aro troubled with your eyon and
need glafuea wait and uol tho sorvloo? of
nu export Eye Sight Hpcoinliat.
HEROIC RfeM? ?0\\
tV ht pli lil HT Wat lV?ff? .. ll.<-i, ut OMU
Tillie Fur lumuill) ;\/i'l J'lti
ill health 1? i\ bud thii-v ul nu:
but 150 yours ago lt - )
terrible by tho remedi? . i
iottiiiK. of eourso, was ii . npl<
A writer lu Macmillan' M w ii .' i
that everybody was liie
-In tho Buring und hui ?Jn i ? 1 . .
bert? were tho surgeon l
mon, adapted their prloi n
tlonts.
A gentleman who so
?elf ns to ):<> to bed ?
charged half a erown n
hnlf n sovereign. Cor
unlucky for bloodlottli'
would Induce tho burl
on those occasions. ?
seem to hnvo been hoyt
skill of tho day. Villi
simply drove ont tho
their midst.
Among remedies ho
played a groat part. "F? .
Itu old notebook whit'
vogue, "tito country
Books not tito city und )
den und Holds before
gums." Sligo was heh
medicino. Il was even
"Why should any one d
in his gardenV" If ntl)
case of tho month, tho
should bo rend for thr
times on ouch day. A
was "sovereign."
For insanity or fits
prescribed. Little won
tallty was great. In ol
sex, England, persons
diseases were confined
and whipping was doom
thom. Should the Rick
mont, tho watchman lu i
this popular discipline,
has upon Hs records, '
kins for willi ping two i
tho smallpox eightpence
Fortunately thc spirit
different from that.
"THE SLEEPLES
OU Hindoo Principia
All Modern Ur
Although the building
of masonry dalos boyo
Kommt civilization, tho
gives strength lo tho
bridgen of today ls the :
tho bridges of the ltonu
Tho history of bridge
a largo degree, tho hlstt
whoso eillcloncy lies In i
old Hindoo saying that
sleeps" because, each s
of which lt consists, bi
keystone, or central s
slant ly pushing against
neighbors nulli tho p
reaches tho Urtu foundat
the structure is erected.
To secure a perfect
foundation, therefore, tl
er hus often to penotrat
surface ol' the earth,
quent ly the part of bis
covered up and cottee!
titan that visible above
ll was their inabilit:
problem of a Irustwor
that led tho ancient Ii
trust the arch, arguing
less activity thal held 1
equally active In tearing
Not only ls tho modern
nology ls devoted to mel
lng materials during com
would have surprised n
even tho most accomplish
clent Uoinait engineers.
Hu vt' y 1 UK L|l Hie
A correspondent senda
from a poem which rece
In ft South African papel
shall approve of Us sel
do, WO do. The inspired
tied "Making a Mr.u" an
Hurry tho baby ns fa.st ns
Hurry him, worry him, mi
Oft' willi lila buby olotln
pauls,
Peed him c'a brain foods
advance!
Hustle him. Hoon ns he's i
into a ?ranunni' Behool,
tul V; ;
KUI his poer lund full
fact?,
Keep on a-Jamnilnu them
. Loi ?
A lin raul ii Itu
It was a pleasant loo)
nu, says the Chlludelph
walked Into ii store and
of thc collars she hud
in tin? window.
"Two for a quarter," i
"How much would tlu
"Thirteen cents."
She pondered; then, w
ger, she Boomed lo bo ir.
calculations on thc sleex
"Thal." she sahl, "w
oilier collin' twllve chit
.lust nive nie that wan.
lier Wcddl
"Was J nil elaborate
"l?lftboriifrel" oxclalim
vorcee, "I should think
lt was so elaborate th
she never expected to h
Chicago Cost.
ii? > ('niiNlriii'dn
Teacher of ( lass tn I
sti ne the sentence, "Til'
kind ls man." One of i
don't believe ?t's I rue.
that wrote that. ("Idea
The man lo pick on
the joke you want to
fellow who ls wuitlnj.
from you when you got
lt, New York Cross.
Got roady and sot
about ii clump tr i j
Summor Resort (jr
A full schedule nox
Tho bout was HO H<
Monday and Toenda
people had to lonv
and go out for fresh i
DAIRY 'I
TO ALL IN
KR KS ll
IResncctlully nnnounc
small herd ol Jcrsy
modern adjuncts to a
Uren m Separator, Kelli;
rondo from cream win
hom thc milk before i
sweeter.
We can furnish whole
fresh milk, dream, Eui
milk -all of the best qu
WK churn every day,
products arc firsbclass.
M i. o |j ,
04 HQ fi.
July lt, 1905.
j oiKo,
THE W;iMlB
HOUSEWIFE : Ye
?OU AUK RUBBING YOlUlLIKI? A
Also t ho lifo ol' Your Clothes, by usiu*
your old ?Vush Bourd uud buy you a "1U00'
lt washes .1 whole Tub lull of olothos .11
as u singlo garment,- und u good doul easier,
satnooun Wu*h Hoard.
Tho "1900'* Wubhcr is
built on boientit?o prin
ciples. It revolves ou
hall h.euiioKH, vvhioh ?? .
rende).s tho rotary uio . g*flSgjEgflBCSgj
quimil.(<'
?iou ns EASY us tho
\Vli2cls ol' a .High
Oratio Bicycle.
It sn vos Timi), Labor,
Money und Clothes.
It hus no Superior us
Timo Saver.
Hall' the limo., hali tho work and worry
TM A lt ol' tho Clothes, can bc saved in eve
For fuit lier particulars, or Tor piicooa
The McCc
Machines, always in Stock
February 23, 1905.
-?oeoooeooo*
I am now receiving m
FURN A
My Stock Cannot b<
Dealer In t
/ HAVE AS NICE GO
Fastideous Wo
I Buy only lt EG UL AR GOODS
palm on an Unsuspecting Publ
''Stickers," which Manu fae
ont at reduced prices on a
style or make They do
I am Going to Inaugurate an -
Summer and Pall, Which ijlT
Investigate for Yourself, am
word as to what so and so
Business on Business lin
GALL AND EXAMINE MY STC
GIVE YOU VALUE REC]
Or* W8
Jul j 13, 1905.
';. h::]-. ?ou,?!
ipprcciatn a call. Only tho best ma
lotials used.
Cheap Heading.
Thc Democrat and thc Semi
weekly Atlanta Journal one year
or $1.50.
Thu Democrat and McCall's
Magazine-an excellent" Lady*?
Book for $1.50
Thc Sunny South and the Demo
crat for only $1.60
Tho Atlanta Constitution and?
I Democrat one year.lor ?1,75. ,
A full lino of II J. H. in/* Co.
[Pickle? Preserves, Ketchups, Sauj
oes$ Jollies (fcc. at
. - ..? W. M. liowu'fl.
A Fenifltl Fal
l?'ia a foarful fate lo liuvo lo endure j
the terrible tortuie of Piles, "loan truth
Tully say." writes Henry Colson, ot
Miltonville, lu., "that for Blind, Blood
ing. Itching und l'iolruding Pilos. Buck
Ion's Arnica Suive, is tho best euro
made." Also best for eilis, burns and
injuries, ??fio ot J. T. Douglas Druggist.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON,
1785. ClfARLfetTOV, S. C. 1005.
120th Year Bop:ins September '211th.
Letters, Science, Engineering. Uno
scholarship giving; Iree tuition to each
county ot South Carolina, Tuition $40.
Hoard and furnished room In Dormitory
SHI to $12 a month. All candidates lor
admission permitted to compete lor va
cant Boyce scholarships which pay $100
a year. For catalogue, address
HARRISON RANDOI.IMI.
.inly 20, 1005. President
Property Owners
nois YOI nt itoor IJHAKII
Now's the time to Paint your
Tin and Shingle Hoofs. Don't
wait for tho rust to cat up your tin
and iron, but get McDonald Hool
Paint Co's I'uinf and you at e safe.;
Guaranteed to. stop all leaky.
Seo McDonald. Ho is hero for
business and will examine your
roofs freo ol cost. We refer hy,\
formiHsion to Capt P. L. Breeden,
U'IMO Mr. A. .1. Matheson.
VV. B.'MCDONALD, Mgr. v
Juno 28, 1906.
EYE SIGHT TELEGRAM
Come at once and have your j
eyes tested and the propper
glasses correctly lifted, hy Dr
P. A. Lieghtou Optician, oilloe
with S. J. Pearson.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
ALL'persone ate hereby forbidden
to trespass in any manner on my
hinds or lands under my control-and
.especially hunting, fishing, ?fcc.
B. Edwin Mooro.
May 4, 1006,
WIS? WOMlUIVliS,
mr attention, please,
WAY. or tho lifo tff fotno othor woman,
un OLD WAS HilO A HD, buy asido
' Washer.
JST AS EASY and JUST AS QUICK
aud quicker than you po&ibly can wash
ft washes ull kinda and i
grades of materials,
from tho I'm cst Laocs
to (ho coarsost fnbrio
WITHOUT WEAR
TEAR, or Breaking
ol Huttons.
It is guaranteed to do
perfect work.
A TRIAL will prove
> ail wc olaiin.
, with moro than Half tho WEAR, and
ry homo that has a "1900" Washer.
nd catalogue, write or call on
>ll Hardware Co.,
MCCOLL, S. C.
Agei:ts for this Territory?
y Fall Installment of
? Surpassed by any
he County.
ODS AS THE MOST
uki Require.
and not JOBS as some do, and
ic as Up-to-date. JOBS are
slurers are anxious to close
ccount of some defect in
not give satisfaction.
Active Business Campaign this
ITERS will find to their interest.
I Don't Take somebody else's
is selling for I solicit your
es.
)CK. 1 will do my utmost lo
El VEDi
Wade ill.
BEN NETTS VILLE. S. C.
East Side Public Square.
n.,- ,.r- r-,. rn ^^ru^^ " " ^ ."'
dJK80N BlS?fli
{JA I ,IMiViikl - ..
Tile Hotel nt Jackson Springs was
opened lo tho public on tho 25th day
ol' May, 1905. Tho company desiross
to thank tho public for its liberal pat
ronage in the patronage in the past
mid guarantee the same good service
and attention in the future. There is
no other plano in North Carolina where
a person can realize the pleasures and
benefits to bo derived from a visit to
to the healing waters of Jackson
Springs.
Mow under now m a nage meut of the
ex penciled and cliicicnt
ROBERT IRWIN,
Late ot Hotel Guilford.
June 1, 1005
Winthrop College
Scholarship and Entrance Examination.
Tin; examination for tho award of vacant
HuholiUHlii|w in Winthrop Colic?o mut for
tho atfiiitefcioti of now ntudontn will bo hold
ut tho County Court IIOIIHO on Friday, July
7th, ut o A. M. ApplionntH moot not ho
ICHH thuu I?; yearn of iu{0. Wiitin hohohir
HhipH uro vttantcri nf tor July 7, thoy will
be awarded to Lhoso making tho highOrit
iivorn^e ut thiu examination provided thoy
moot tho conditions governing tho award
Applicants for Boholarohlpd should writo to
Prusidunt Johnson boforo tho examination
for HoholioTHhip applioatlOQ blankw.
Soholurahipa aro worth $ioo and free
tuition. Tho next suasion will open Sep
tember 20, 1905, Kor further information
und ontnlo^'iio address
PUKS y>. It. JOHNSON, Rook Hill, S C.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
178?. CHARLESTON, S. C. 1005,
lvdiniieo examinations will he held
in the County Court House on Friday
duly 7, at 0 11. ni. Ono Freo Tuition
Scholarship to each county ot ?Soulli
Carolina awarded hy the County Supt
?of I'M neat ion and tho Judge of Pro
bate. Hoard and furnished rnom al
I Dormitory, $?10 a month. All candi
?dates foi admission are permitted te
coin pete lor vacant Hoyeo Scholarship*
which pay $100 a year. For further
information and catalogue, address
HAHKIBON RANDOLPH,
June '1 President.
riere Yet*
WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED
-OF
TOMBSTONES,
MONUMENTS,
Or anything in my line, don't
forge! to call on me, at my pince nf busi
ness nour tho Atlantic Coast Lino and tho
Seaboard Air Li.io Passougor Depots,
or writo mo. Designs and Prices
furnished on application.
Phono No. o.r>.
Respect t ully
.;. W. MoELWEE.
January '.>:>, 1905,
Pipes anti SmokorsHuppliesin
endleua variety juan, .bo fop nd at J. T.
Douglas' Drug Store.
Practical Pharmacist a?d Dealer in
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are |?)nigs and J^atcal ggedieihrff
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WE ?LSD CARRY
ST AN J) A ItU MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
TOILET and Fancy Article?,
1'EllVURMEllY, SCAT'S,
Blt CSU ES, Sl'ONQES,
A PAINT?, OILS,
T ? HMS II ES of all kimi?,
Z VA KNISH and STAINS.
J PREPARED PAINTS,
WINDOW GLASS,
STATION A lt Y and S Ul'l'LiES ' ' LAMPS, SHADES, Etc.
FME CIGARS AND TOBACCO. %
*ar Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
and guarani eed to be oj' the Purest Drug* and at
reasonable prices.
A full line Garden Seed & Onion Set?.
Thankful for punt patroaago your? for a prosporoua now year.
Jaanuiy 1, 1905.
J T, DOUdLAB,
AT THU OI.X> STAND
WE HANDLE BARGAINS TOO,
NO USE TO WOURY, BUT CO MK RIGHT ON TO
CJLAUJDE MOORE'S _
YOU WA?TT
Dry G-oods, Clothing, Shoes, .Notions
And Fancy Groceries.
tiff* Frosh Wator Ground MEAT, and HOMINY a specialty.
We Koop a full lino in each Department and will fid your Wants in each
AT THE LOWEST PRICKS.
When you como to Town call and soo us. Phone orders in town delivered
FREE, and satisfaction guaranteed,
Call and seo us-Near Douglas' Drug.Store.
IllETTSflLLl HARDWARE CO,
TOR HARDWARE OH M\Vi INSCRIPTION,
WE ARE NOW OPENING UP ONE OF THE LARGEST
and NICEST LINES OF
Buggies and Harness
EVER OFFERED ON THIS MARKET.
NV ? a tao ii . .?. a Largo Stock <.if . . .
.. W/\^c:: '^n^%rm?^ .. .
Wo BUY in CAR LOTS andar? therefore in position to mnfttf
You very Close Prices,
SEE VS BEFORE BUYING IT WILL PAY YOU. . ^
You will always lind our Mr. Throop Crosland at.
our Repository, on north- side of Phillie Square, who ?
will gladly show you our lines and M A K 1*3 (nX),SKsT ?MU01?.,
P OSS ? BLR
Very respectfully
July 20, 1905.
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*7.0F> a. m.,
Leave Bonnottsville *7.05 a. m., 7 00 p. m.
Arrive Oheraw 8.10 p. ni.
DAILY KXOKPT SUNDAY.
xx * Direct connections at Choraw with through trains to
P. tho North, East, South und West.
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Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York,
Ruston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North ami Wast.
Thc short linc and quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville
Tampa, Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South an?! West.
&3 Foi further information call on J. T. MEDLIN, agent Bonnet tsvillo &
^3 Choraw H. lt.. Benncttsvillc, S. C., or uddrois R. h. BUUKOUGtIS
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SMITH NEWTON, Bonnottsville, S. 0.
MoOOLL DRUG CO., McColl 8. O.