The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, August 25, 1905, Image 2
*?. A* BROWN - - - X'Uiitor
Friday August ??? 1?0B.
;;-!>'i ip i Iori fc>rlcet
Ono year.;.? 1.00
Six mouths.{JO
Three mouths.26
Ootton Growers Assooiatiou
There is to be a county cam
paign for the purpose of awake
ning interest in the cotton grow
ers' association and to solicit
subscriptions for the warehouse
in which cotton can be stored
and held till satisfactory prices
can be obtained for it. Follow
ing the example of Spartanburg
rally meetings will be held at
several places in the county du
ring the next three weeks. These
meetings will be addressed by
speakers of ability who will give
interesting information and ad
vice as to the cotton growers'
movement, which has accom
plished somuch this yoaralready
This campaign was determin
ed upon at the meeting held in
the court house on the 21st.
Mnj. R. M. Pegues, CM. Weath
orly and Chas Crosland were ap
pointed a committee to arrange
the schedule of meetings andi
provide speakers for each placo.
They appointed sub committees j
for each township as follows :
Brownsville-W. li. Drako, Wm. A.
Bogers, J. Pledger Hodges
Ked Hill-Col J. N. Drako, Dr. J. C,
Davis, Md win Weatherly
Bcnncftsvilln-T. I. ltogors, Clarence |
K. Brccdcu, Thoa S. Evans
Adanisvillo-A C. Croon, W. P. Los?
1er, C. T, EastorlioK
BrightsvilloTE. W. Goodwin, D. K.?
Stanton, Capt T. P. Stubbs
Stnithvillo-ff. S. (.rant, W- B. Pe
gues, dmnes Quick
Ked Bluff-H. li. MoLaurin. J.J Lane
J. Gurman Willis
Hebron-1). P. McQuaigc, James F.
Mc Kin non, Capt Krank IM an ni mr
The meetings will be held as j
follows :
Salem-Tuesday August 29th
Bristow's Store-Thursday Aug. 31
Clio-Saturday September 2
MoColl-Tuesday September 5th
Biightsville School House, Sept 7tb
Smith's (?rove. Saturday Sept ?J.
On Wednesday September IB I
there will be a big county rally
in the court house. President!
Harv ie Jordan, of the Southern
Cot I on Association, and other
prominent speakers will bo in
vited. All of the meetings will
be held at 10 o'clock a. m.
The entire Stock of Mit-:
tie's will be on sale at I
Cotton in spite of tho lato start]
in tho spring is opening lively
and pickers are getting it out.
Mr. Joseph Jones had a balo on
thu market hero last Thursday.
Mr. Alvi Newton at Burnt Fac
tory started his gin Friday and!
got out a bale for Mr. Robert|
Usher, who sold it at once to Mr.
Marvin Adams for 10 cents. Mr.
E. Sternburgor of Clio got ono
balo on the 17th. Mr Alvi New
ton ginned tv.o hales Saturday
for Mr. Spurgeon Covington. Mr.
Newton did not sturt his gins last
year until August 30,
Disease Among the Cattle
Some strange disease has got in
among tho cattle of tho estato ot
Mr. C. S. McCall on tho farm in
the swamp of* Poe Dee, and sov
eral havo died. The pasturo is
one of tho best for grazing in tho
county, and it is strange that dis
ease should bo in this herd, cut
off us they are and with good min
eral water to drink.
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PEN AND SCIS80RGHIAPHS
A. I J. (Stubbs ti popular youug
mau of Dillon died Sunday.
The district convention K. of P.
will ho held in Timmonsvillc on
ou Sept, 8th.
Kx Senator MoLaurin has been
invited to Spartatiburg by his
friends to speak on any topic.
Tho postofiice at Bingham was
robbed Sunday night. Florence
was wired lor blood hounds but
there hoing none hese tho order
wan not filled.
Mr. J. I Gandy of Darlington
sold two hales of cotton last Fri
day which he had held for 17
yeats. The cotton was in good
condition and brought IO cents.
There was a clash between Cole
L, Bleaso and Row Derrick near
Prosperity Tuesday in a dispen
sary discussion. The preacher
called him a liur. Yes and they
tell us there is worso ahead.
The town of Lamar, Dalling
ton, had ti $10,000 fire Tuesday
morning, and it was by hard work
that a disastrous fire was preven
ted. lt is believed to bo incen
diary.
KU J cd in Now Jovsy.
A telegram to Mast?n Thomas, tho col
ored janitor at tho Murchison school, on
Wednesday brought tho IntolligOnoo that
ki? son Brook, who left here Sunday morn
?.." ... flnri tnl, tn EncrtowOOd. ISL J., had
boen aooldonlly killed Tuesday evening by
(amping from a moving train. Ho had two
sisters nod a brother there wlio had him
hulled thom Wodnoul ly.
The sad nowa was received Horb by
wire Friday night of the death of Mr.
LEW MCINTYRE, (SOU of Col. .H. 0.
McIntyre,) who wont to the health
giving climate of Arizona three years
?go to mo vu it connu m pt ion, but alas,
thore was "no balm in Gilead'' to stay
the ravages of this dread disease, and
in thai fer od land, among uraugers,
after a vaiu struggle for relief, he lay
dowe wrapped the mantle of his couch
?bout him and fell on sloop. Tho rc?
inaiu8 wet o ombalmed, neatly cased,
and sent homo, arriving horo last
night. Tho funoral services will bo
hold at tho Presbyterian church thin
afternoon at 4 o'clock, and tho inter,
meut will take placo at Evorgreou
Cemetery.
Ou the afternoon of August 17th,
1905, at her homo ou Jennings street
Went Benuottsvillo, surrounded b)
her devoted husband and two sous,
Mrs. SARAH EMMA WEBSTER, in lier
51st yonr passed from tho changing
scenes of this life to that of joy aud
rest. She was a true ch istian, a faith
ful wife and tender mother. She was
a member of St. Paul's Episcopal
church and a strict observer of its
rules and discipline.
She Dover seemed happier than when
?ho was denying herself that others
might bo comforted, and often at a
sacrifico of her own comfort would
?he dovote her strength to ministering
to others. At tho same time sho was
so deeply grateful for the smallest
Horvieo done for lier and in tho lent
weeks of hor lifo sho folt constantly
that tho tender and faithful attentions
of the different members of her own
family under the blessing of God
greatly prolonged her days and then
at last she fell asleep.
She loaves to bereave her departure
her husband Mr. Thos, M. Webster,
two sons, John R , and Thos. L , and
one sister, Mr. Virginia Wicker, Fay
etteville, N. C.
Tho funeral services wore hold at
Evergreen Cemetery Ftiday afternoon
and conducted hy Kev Louis G Wood
rector of St Luke's church Charleston
S. C., in the presence of a largo con
course of relatives and friends.
Toll mo not whoa boarts nra aobinj
Thnt mut doath is but n dream ;
'Tia n thing that's dun and awful,
DOCH not muttor what it aoeuiB.
Bo whilo human boorte aro traveling
Down tbo longth of woavy yearn,
JiiBt so long must human boarta acho
With tho weight of human care?.
Hut whilo IbiiH our aouls aro troubled
With the grief BO Bad and sore,
We can hopo to moot our loved onos
Over on tho othor Bhoro ;
For 'lin (JhriHl alone oau givo us
Comfort in this hour of pain,
And 'ti? flo atone oan bolp ua
Moot our dear ouca onoo again.
Flanked at Choraw.
The Inst issue of the Chcraw Chron
ide has the following;
"Mr. W. J. Stubbs, ono of Marl
boro's prosperous farmers aud who
\'w .. Ti .. .V .
vi". .> Iii i'Vi rbi y his wu;, hinno
dinnry business allai rn. Mr. Stubbs
is a sturdy and well prosorved bache
lor who, though having passed the
point in life where tho shadows turn
back, still retains mentally and phy
sically all the functions of a vigor-'
ons manhood. In the halcyon days ol
his youth Mr.Stubbs defied thc arrows
of Cupid, but watchod with a jealous
eye the ripening beauly of a little
maid with golden hair and sky-blue
eyes that lived in thc hills of tho Old
North State. That was many years
a o. To-day the littlo maiden with
golden hair and sky bluo eyos is n
full Hedged hoing of maideulv porfec
tion. For Mr. Stubbs tho flowers of
love's young dream that did not bloom
in soring have blossomed ns lator joys
in tlic fullness of their stately autumn
glory What connection this littlo
bit of history had to do with Mr.
Stubbs' trip np tho country wc leave
to thc inference of tho reader."
Weil, wo aro glad friend Joe got
this much, and wo shall dopend on
him to get the conclusion of tho first
volume, unless our friend Will should
go by another route on his next trip.
?_!?_!- "._n.t. !'?-JL
MITTLE S Slashing Sale be
gins Saturday morning, at 8.30.
Store closed, Friday remarking
and arranging stock
will Jntoroat Many.
Every person should know that good
health is impossible ii the kidneys are
deranged. Foley's Kidney ('ure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in
every lorin, and will build lip and stren
gthen these organs so they wdl perform
their functions properly. No danger ol
Bright's disease or diabetes it Foley's
Kidney Cure is taken in time.
Hen lionsville Pharmacy.
JUDSON AND WESLEY.
Mr. Editor-Judson and Wes
ley have again met on the Dia
mond. Wesley ? owing to the
absence of 8 of Judson's best
mon, Messrs Covington Hamer
and Odom, and by hiring them
a pitcher, managed to beat Jud
son (5 to 10, winch, however, is
only one out of the last three
games played.
The .1 tidson girls did not weep
over the loss of the game, as it
is reported that the Wesley la
dies do.
Wesley refused to play again
- they are afraid to face the
iudsoh mon.
U No Hu.
August 23, 1005.
['roted thc Dumb Animals
Why can't our city fat hors inako it
i misdemeanor to ill treat dumb aili
na's on our ?tic?is. There inc soverai
[rivers in town who aro very rough
o the stock thoy drive Wo owe it to
hose dumb creatures to seo that they
re protected hom cruel I teat men t<
VAt?A?L? LANDS
FOR SAL?,
I have at present 2700 Acres of
fino lands lor salo, aa follows :
TRACT No. 1 -1470 aorca, 18 milo? N.
Eaafc of ?ftxloy, noar Altnmatm rtvor ; 75
aoroa Io cultivation and weil improved
1100 or 1200 aoroa could bo brought iuto
cultivation oaaily. Mostly pebbly groy soi 1
with clay eubaoll. Excellent fishery on tho
place, nt which good quantities of shad mut
othor fish aro oaugbt ovory year. Residence
two in i len from river. Ho ul thy lura t io ?1
good froo stone water. Good rango for
bogH and cowa niant of some kind nearly
all tho year rOUud. Titlos good. Prloo
$7,000 - ($5,000 cash bul a i icu i&a years.
Ta A cr No. 2- GOO aerea, 9 miles south
wost of Boxley, roo aoroa in cultivation.
Tinco aottlomonta; good froo elono water.
A 12 borso farm can oaaily bo oponed in
ono body. Nover failing brauch. Soil va
rying from gray loam to gray pobblo with
yoliow eloy subsoil; location healthy; ucbool
and church faoiltioa good. Publio road
bordorlug placo for about a milo. Good
community. Titloa goo.l. Price $3,000;
j Torma may bo mado oasy, Qood aito for n
town.
TRACT NO. 3-450 acroB, 9 miles south
eaet of Baxley; 40 acres in cultivation,
well Improved. A 4 room boueo with boll
aud two ?;.iok cMmuoya, and all uooossary
ou'b?dinga-all In good ropnira being loss
tuan 8 years old ; Good ?i?fl atono w?\tor ;
Location I oalthy; Behool ?nd oburoh facil
ities good; soil varying from gray loamy to
gray pobbly with clay foundation. 400
aoroa could bo brought iuto cultivation.
Titloa good. Prloo at present $1600; or
500 cash; 400 iii.-it year; 400 eooond yoor;
300 third your. A giont bargalu for some
body. 0
TRACT NO. 4-340 aoroa in Coffoo Oo ,
8 miloaaoutb of Iluzelhurat. Will bo in now
county of Joff Davin with Hazolhurat ns
county aito ; improvements good ; 2 borne
form open, balonoo well timbered, tho saw
timber having nevor been cut; good bog .v
cow range; novor failing water; good fishing
lakcB on tho oreek; good community; good
water and good eoil. Prico $3,000 cash.
Timber ia said to ho worth moro than half
tho prieo asked for tho plnco.
Options on several othor smaller tracts,
varyiug from loo to 400 aorcH, ut prices
from 6 to $io per acre, according to loca
tion, improvements, ito. Como and soo
them. Lands will novor be so cheap herc
again. 63,000 acres sold this Bummer.
CorroHioiidonco solicit eil.
H. G. NEWTON,
BAXM?Y, GA.
FOR SA Ti 13.
ATRAGT OF LAND One milo and a half
East of Clio, containing Sixty-Bovcn
(67I) nod one-half aorcB-50 in cultivation
and tho balunoo can bo easily cloared.
Good dwelling house, Two tenant, housCB
and othor nocossary out buildings. I'rioo
$60 per noro, giving tho privilege for any
higher bide. Foe fuller particulars see or
writo T. D. DBI G G EUS,
August 23, 1905. Clio, S. C.
8ho Was Alright.
Tho Only Son had just an noun
I -.".1 ftp i--'^ ?ri,T:?.<rp'rncnt
A . lit' UotVi?CrVdi?iJl; isu i .'.
Grandma-i'm afraid sho's fidg
ety.
Unelo-Sho haa't any money.
First Cousin-Sho doesn't look
strong.
Second Cousin-Site's an ex
travagant thing.
Tho Son (thoughtfully)-Well,
she's got ono redeeming feature,
anyhow.
Chorus-What's that?
Tdo Son -She hasn't a rolativo
on oar th.
Pa-Grab her, my boy, grab
her.--Tho Independent.
lt?* Rules and Regula tiona
at London Stock Manipulators
Sale at Mittle's Store.
Every sale a cash salo.
No goods on approbation.
Some Good Atlvioe,
Most men labor and worry ns
if the whole scheme and object
of life was to live and work and
make a dollar. The Creator evi
dently gave man life that he
might enjoy it, and when yon
fail to enjoy it, you neglect a
very blessed privilege. Don't
become an automatic working
machine, but take time to live
and enjoy life. Drink in the
sunshine, go fishing, see the
ball game, play with your ba
bies, smile at your wile onoe
in a while, be social with your
neighbor and s)e if you don't
feel better.
It Pays to Advertise.
Mr. D. 1). MoDufllO, says it pays to
advertise, lie has rooeivod several
propositions for rent, lease &o., and
two invitations to lonvo tho county -
ono to Georgia and ono to Florida.
JMay Don't forget that I havo a nico
large Refrigerator in which to keep
Hinter, Choose, Lard, Fruits and all
perishable goods fresh and cool during
tho summer mon tbs. W. M. Howe
-. ?
- That the best is the cheap
est in tho long run can well bo
said of buggies and wagons you
will find both nt P. A. Hodges at
bottom prices
- Until further notion the
office of Superintendent of 13du
cation will bo opened only on
?Saturdays and first Mondays.
- Smoked shoulders at 12 cts
at K. Powers Grocery store.
Don't You I.ovo FloworsY
If so, and you want some pretty
pols of all sizes in which to place
them, call at tho Hardware store
ind you can bc suited?
? ?JO *
t&J" Read every page,
Yes, read every line,
For by this gauge
It may pay for lime
Asuitable person in bacii Im u?'Ulfr
in Marlboro tn;.handle WiUQQL
BOOKS, and soil thom flit ?ot moro
than 10 por cent above tiro. cost.
The Books may b . ?TO. ired rom
('minty Depository a' Bont?etlsN ?tl ?, or
oidored direct irom ihn (nib}!; I rs.
Nobooks will be I Oil credit, or
?hipped out to tdwu li ip (Vepcsiti * io?,
by county Buporintoi bul will be
sold strictly cash on d- livery ai em uty
depository. W.I S'l '.N,
Aug. 15. Go? fcupl ittii Hi
TEACHERS' EZ NJ ION.
THE regular fall - a''>;.! 1 itioi for
teachers certificat! ."' in
tho Court House at on
Enday Sopt 15, )P05, be* ng
promptly, ot 9 80, a. \\x? ng
at 4 p. m.
There will not bo auoiiur 1 n
tion for this purpo heirn xl
*priug.
W. L Sim .
Chm,n (.:.,?.
Aug 21,1905.
?anaaunai
Moved To Now Quo
Dr. H. (J. ?Stockte id
his Dontal Parlor ip
?lairs in tho Exun [nub >n
Darlington Street; ' ll
? bo prepared to son lin ic
with greater satishV
Tn order to ?,
we will sell two Sc s
at Sacrifice, come ti
Sti i -
RENT OR 1
I desire to rent o; a
three to a ten hmso fat 10
County, within easy o
Court house. Kofcrci i
noaa mau in Bennetts ' <s
mc, BonnetUvilto, S. (
D.D
Aug 7th. 1905.
i?'oei Impondlni
Thc leeling ol impend ie
minds ol many victin 's
disease an diabetes has o
thankfulness by the ben n
taking Foley's Kidney ll
cure Incipient Bright's 1 t?
beles and even in thc w :s
comfort and rebel. Slit e
cured in a lew days. ''I had n
its worst lorin." writes jf
Dumeath, Ind, "1 tried is
without relict. Only j|
Foley's Kidney Cure r ll
man.
Bcnncltsv
Your Horse ia vt y
not insure him ;? h
from any cause. 1
Protection good.
CltOSLANI
"The Ins
Unolalmod Letters.
LcttorH addressed to th? < id
peiHona romain uncallod i ut
.f.. t. nj . . ...
i. i <> * * o ai .. ti.
t?flKVviiv, J ATWiiub I ! fff?
Mo)nu Uteri b's ??, IMy I) * .
Women's hi
Lucy Dudloy, Carrie
Leo Monroe.
MARION DISTRICT APR
E. P. TAYLOR, 1
Bonncttsvillo ot, Pino Qroi
Clio and lleulnh, Boulata
Brownsville, Mantling Clnvpc
North Marlboro, Shiloh,
Brlghtsvillo, Boykln <i p,
blenheim ?:t, l'arna&fun?,
Boiinottsvillo Stn,,
MoOoll Mission, Bonnottsvill?
Chonp Hoad I na*.
Thc Domoorat and
wokly Atlanta Journ
or #1.50.
The Democrat and
Magazine-an excelle
Hook for $1.50
j The Sunny South and
erat for only $1.50
The Atlanta Const it
Democrat one your for ^
- *?*%>*
- You will not dread
'ofthc lire bell if you hi
su rance policy on
goods, store or resident
S. Moore.
-? ?fr *
The owners of Lesli
a'/ine have decided tc
the nanni to American
ted Magazine. The nf
lie no longer has an;
significance and the m
Avi'l more nearly rt?pri
aims and purposes ol'
eis.
fOLEYSHONET'
for chitaran/ ttafa, miro. JV
j
Asthma Sufferers Shoul
This.
foley's Honey and Tar
many cases of asthma thal
sidcrccl hopeless. .Mrs. Adolpl
701 West Third St., Davcnp
writes:,MA severe cold contra?
years ago was neglected until
grew into asthma. The bei i
skill available could not give
than temporary relief, Folc<
and Tar was recommended
lilly cent bottle entirely eui
asthma which had been grow
for twelve years.; |f I had tak
start 1 would have been save?
suffering." licnncttsvillc
? / OA wm
*efl<u</'A/r{f flin inls
? " time.
Patrick & Co, A?
Attention O inners !
now prepared io insure > 1
houses and seed colton,
special rate before i usu i i
CUOSLAND it Tv
"The tnsuranct
fl ' w iii s
HOUSEWIFE : Y<
YOU AHE RUBBING YOUR LIFE A
?i Also tho lifo of Your Clothos, by usiun
your old ?Vash Board nod buy you a *. 11)00'
lt washes a whole Tub lull ol' olotitos Jl
us a siiu:Ii! gin incut, un?l a good deni cagier,
same on a Wash Hoard.
The "J W Washer is
built on t'O?ODtift? prin
ciples. lt revolves ou
hall bearings, which
renders thc rotary mo
tion as EASY as tho
Winds of a High
CJrado Bicycle.
It snves Timo, Labor,
Money aud Clothes,
lt hus no Superior as .
Timo Saver.
Half tho time, hull' the work and worry
'I'M A ll of thc Clothes, can he saved iu ev?.
For further particulars, or for piicesa
The Med
Machines always in Stock
February ii;i, 1905.
^oooooeooe
I am now receiving ra
FUMINA
My Stock Cannot b
Dealer In t
/ HAVE AS NICE GO
Fastideous Wc
I Buy only REGULAR GOODS
palm on an Unsuspecting Pub
'.Stickers," which Manufai
ont at reduced prices on i\
style or make They dt
1 tun Going to Inaugurate an
Summer and Pall, Which BU
investigate for Yourself, an
word as to what so and se
Business on Business Hi
CALL AND EXAMINE MY ST<
GIVE YOU VALUE UEO
C3r. "W".
July 13, 1905.
PRESERVE YOUR F.YKRTiWT.I
i ?i bi - i ! .< ii si - on <l .???, Mr .
; ?-.vi,, jowo/iqr- ?ml 0]>iieum I
lOluyod . . }V0i i, uh?- \\ '.I al'*)
lt I ; >?) hi iii i1 1 Jil iid C?1J
We can give you a special low
tarilT rale on your gin houses Ar
seed cotton. No use to lose them
by liro when protection is cheap.
CROSLAND & TYSON
"The Insurance Men."
Full line Armours canned
neats at W. M. Rowes.
As now is the season wheh-i
o much Tea is used, you can
tot afford to use anything but
J, F. Blanks high grade Teas,
or sale by
W. M. Rowe.
A full line of II J. Heinzs Co.
Moldes Preserves, Ketchups, Salt
es, Jollies &0, at
W. M. Howe's.
A Fearful Fate
ll is a fearful (atc to have to endure
io terrible torture ol'Files. ,ll can truth
Hy say," writes Henry Colgon, ol
ason ville. Ia., "that for Blind, Blood*
g. Itching and Protruding Piles, Buek
u's Arnica Salve, is the bust euro
?nie." Also best for ems, burns and
j ur ios. 2!>o at J. T. Douglas Druggist.
We kee}) our Butter and
heese on Ice all sn miner and
taran lee il to be the best on
ir th. W. M. Rowe
Hasses Fitted at Your Home.
Dr. H. SMITH, of Monroe, N.
tlai:^0 , K)'? Sight S|tf;<;iid?Mt (tirad*
lo of tho Philadelphia Optioa) Oollogo of
lladolphia, Pa , will vi?it GhCBlotlhild
1 Marlboro oounties during tho month
August, Tho latent and morit np to dato
thodj aro used in tho examination of
Wyo, Ointes lilted to remedy tho mont,
riplloatod eye ilofeotu, A Bpooialty of
itig glasses to young pooplo ami oh i ld ron
lorsod mid reoomraondod hy tho loading
/.OHM und phymchina ii. North (?urolinu,
initiation without ch argo.
11KKKHKNCKH :
my Hunk in Munroe.
.:. Anheraft, M. I). ~\
Vi. blair, M, I). > Monroe, .N. 0.
H A SitvoiiH. )
tv. s. Uarronthio, Sooieiy Hill,
r you are troubled willi your eye* mid
d glaBSOS wait and got tho Serviotf of
export Kyo Sight Specialist.
DAIRY TALK
Abb IN f?t?teg WANT OF
RES H ?jfiL PRODUCTS.
lesnectlutly announce that I have a
mall herd ol Jersy Cows with all
em adjuncts lo a Dairy, such as
un Separator, Rclrigcrator. Butter
e hom cream which is separated
i the milk before, it sours is much
.ter.
e can furnish whole milk, skimmed
i milk, (beam, lintier and Butter*
-all of thc best quality,
i: churn every day, and our Dairy|
nets are first-class.
M AS 10. C. \\'AtU)KI.I.,
ly if, loos,
Kir attention, please.
WAY, or tho lifo of FOUIO olhor woman,
: no OLD WASH BOARD, hay aiudo
" WttBl?or.
HST AS EASY aud JUST AS QUICK
i aud quicker than you possibly cnn wabli
it washes all kinds and
grades of materials,
..'Vom (lie finest I-aeon
to the coarsest I'abiL
WITHOUT WEAK
TEAR, or Brooking
of Buttons.
It is guaranteed to do
perfect work.
A TRIAL will prove
t all wo claim.
, with moro than Half tho WEAK, and
>ry homo that has? "lOOO" Wushor.
nd catalogue, writo or call ou
)li Hardware Co.,
MoCOLL, S. C.
Agouts for thia Territory.
**oo?oo<*
Ly Fall Installment of
tTfrMUB.
e Surpassed by any
he County.
ODS AS THE MOST
mid Require.
ami not ?JOBS as some.do, and
lie as Up-to-date. JOBS are
?turers are anxious to close
Lccountj of some defect in
> not give satisfaction.
Active Business Campaign this
VERS will find to their interest,
d Don't Take somebody else's
. is selling for 1 solicit your
tes.
JGK. I will do my utmost to
El VED.
BENNETTSVILLE. 8. C.
East Side Public Square.
xiii! tiotoi at .jackson Springs was
opened to the public on M?o 20th day
or May, I90?. Tho company desiress
to thank tho public for its liberal pat
ronage in tho patronage in the past
and guarantee tho samo good service
and attention in tho future. There ia
no other plaoo 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.
Now under now management of the
experioned and ellicient
ROBERT IRWIN.
Late ot Hotel Guilford.
June 1, 1905
1
Winthrop College
Scholarship and Entrance Examination.
Tho examination for the award of vonant
8oliolarn)ii|w in Winthrop Collage- and for
tho admirion of now students will bo hold
ut the County Court HOUHO on Friday, July
7th, at 9 A. M. Applioantu mu.it, not bo
IOHH than i ? yearn of ago. When aeholar
ahipa aro vaoatod af tor July 7, they will
bo awarded to thoso making tho highcdt
average nt thia examination provided they
moot tho conditions governing tho nward.
Applicants for scholarships ahould writo to
President Johnuon boforo tho examination
for Hoholarahip Upplioation bianka.
Scholarships ivro worth $100 and freo
tuition. Tho next mission will open Sep
tember 20, 1905. For fnrthor information
and catalogue address
1'uics 1). B. JOHNSON, Rook Hill, B C.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
1785. C11AULB8TON, S. C, 1905.
Entrance examinations will bc held
in the County Court House on Friday
-July 7, nt 9 a. m. One Free Tuition
Scholarship to each county ol Smith
Carolina awarded by tho County Supt
of iOduoalion and tho Judge of Pro
bate Hoard and furnished room at
Dormitory, $10 a month. All candi
dates for admission aro permitted to
compote for vacant Boyce Scholarships
which pay $100 a year. For further
information and catalogue, add ross
HAUKISON RANDOLPH,
.lune 2 President.
Here Yet.
WHEN YOU ARIO IN NEED
- OF
TOMBSTONES,
MONUMENTS,
Or anything in my line, don't
forget to call on me, at my place bf busi
ness near tho Atlantic Oast hine and the
Seaboard Air hiao l'afsongor Depots,
or write mo. Hosigns and Prices
furnished on application.
Tl 11 me No. 05.
li.cu..
ivcapcotiuiiy
J. W. M ol? h WE IO.
January 25, 1905.
W Pipes and SmokorsSuppliosin
?ndloss varioty can bo found nt J. T.
Douglas' Drug Htoro.
Practical Pharmacist aad Dealer h
?>ure ?rugs and paient ?Medicines,
I WE ?LSD E?RRY I
HT AN J) A 111) MEDICINES, | PAINTH, OILS,
CHEMICALS, f , 1UUJ8HKS cf ?ll kluds,
TOILET ami Eanou Article?, J VA KNISH and STAINS,
PEREURMKRY, SOAPS, | PREPARED PAINTS,
BRUSHES, SPONGES, t WINDOW GL A 88,
STATIONARY anti SUPPIAES j LAMP8, SHADE8, Etc
^ FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, -^
?e^* Prescriptions carefully compounded ut all hours
and guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and at
reasonable prices,
A full line Garden Seed & Onion Sets.
Thankful for past putrouugo yours for a prosperous uow year,
J. T. DOUGLAS,
.January 1, 1905. AT THU OLD STAND
WE HANDLE BARGAINS TOO,
NO USE TO WORRY, BUT CO MR RIGHT ON TO
CLAUDE MOORE'S
il?? YOU "Wuivasri?
Dry G-oods, Clothing, Shoes, JNotions *
And Fancy Groceries.
WUT Frosh Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty.
Wo Koop a full hue in each Department and will fill your Wants in ouch
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Whon you come to Town call and soe na. Phono orders in town delivered
FREE, and satisfaction guaran teed,
Call and sec ny-Near Douglas' Drug Store.
'If
lill
NN'ETTSVILLE HARDWARE fe
-IK3Lo4Etcic3L-ULa,ir-ters
POR HARDWARE1 OF BVBKY DESCRIPTION.
WE AME NOW OPENING UP ONE OF THE LAHOEST
and NICEST LINES OF
Buggies and Harness
EVE Ii OFFERED ON THIS MARKET.
We also have a Large Stools ot
."nm M .ca oms. r
.
o jJKJ x io (JAii Jjuro una ure mereiore in position to make
You very Close Prices,
SEE VS BEFORE BUYING IT WILL PAY YOU.
You will always find our Mr. Throop Crosland at
OUI' Repository, on north sitie of Public Square, \viho
will gladly show you our lines and M AK 13 CLOSEST PRTCE
POSSIBLE.
Very respectfully
t?
July 20, 1905.
Our ISTo-w Line
-THE DIRECT WAY
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EAST.
SOOTH
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AIR UNE RAILWAY.
Loavo Bennottsville *7.0f> a. m., 7.00 p, m.
Arrivo Choraw S. IO p. m.
DAILY BXOEPT SUNDAY.
* Direct connootiona at Choraw with through truing 'to*
tho North, East, South and Wost. juil?h
The short hue and quiokost time to Wilmiufcion, Charlot^"**.muut?K
Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston, Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and Mast.
The idtort lino and quickest limo to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville
Tampu, Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South and Wost.
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$
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fa Fol further information call on J, T. MEDLIN, agent Benbottsvillo &
Oheraw H. H.. Bonnottsvtllo.S. C., or address lt. L. BllUitOUGUS
S& T. P A., SKABOARD Am LINK KY., Columbia, 8. C.
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FOR H O R S E. S AN D MUI-ES OM UV .
SMITH NEWTON, Bennottsville, S. 0.
MoCOLL DKUG CO., McOoli S. ??