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BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. ll Y 8. A. ItHOWN ?% CO. O/flev on Marion ?itrevi Opposite Masonic Mali, > .'V..-.M. Friday September 16. 1905. j Our Town Oorvernment. M A VOR-JP. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-W P. Breeden, Jr, 0, S Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, E. Powers. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Office open daily. POLICE-W. M. Atkinson, Sim flaxley. Marlboro County Officer a. fett?fair**-J . B. Orooo CLERIC OK CLERK-J. A. Drake JUDO* OK PROBATB-M, MoLaurin CORON BR-G. A. McCall .SUPERVISOR-M. K, Coward SUPT. KDUCATION-W. L. Stunton TREASURER-J. ii. Thouin* AUDITOR-Chas. I. Shorrill. SENATOR-Joshua H. Hudson. UBPREanNrATlVBS-l). l>. MoColl, Jr. \V. W. Bruco, J. P.GiUoo MAOierAiss-C D. Eiistorliug, T. L. Crosltud, Bonootttifillo, II. L. MoUurio, MoColl John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinsou, Blonhoim, Ti P. Stubbs, Brightsvtlle, W. NV. Irby, SinitUvillo._ BB_I_I-L'~-1--*-'---- -La-U -' County Church Directory. Bennettsville Circuit Appointments REV. A. T. DUNLAP, 1?. C. First Sunday-ll a.m., Pine Grove 3 p. tu., Smyrna. Second Sunday, 11a.m. MoColl. 3 p. Ul, Beauty Spot. Third Sunday-ll ?. m., Pino Grove, 3 p> m, Smyrna. Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. MoColl, 3 p. m. Boauty Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. KEV. W. ll. BAKER P. 0. First Sunday, Hebron ll a.rn: Eboucnor 3.30 p. m. Second Sua-lay. PamassuH Ila.. Zion 3.30 \>. ni. Third Sunday, Hebron ll o.m. Ebenezer 3.30 p. m. Fourth Sunday Parnassus ll a. m. Zion 3.30 p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. P. H. S1IULER, r. C. Clio-Preaching e\ery Suudny morning Mt ll o'clock. Epworth League Sun day night at 8 o'clock, Suuduy behool at 10 a. m. Wr. A. Hiubbnw, Supt. Pruycr mooting Monday night at 8. Boolah -Preaching ovcry Sunday aft at 4 o'clock. Sunday uuhool ut 3. H. M. Jackton, Supt. North Marlboro Circuit. REV. J. N. WRIGHT) P. c. Firut Suudny, Oak Grote, 10.30 u m. Fourth Sunday, Ebenezer 11 a ru. Shiloh, 3 30 p, ru. Bennettsville Church Directory ......................>?..>..<. '?? METHODIST-T. E. MORRIS, P. C. Munday school 3 3D p. m. Preaching at 11.00 a. ni. and7.30 p.m. Prayer meet ing Weduosday ovoning at 8.00 o'clock. Superintendent Suuday school, Phil. A. Hodgos. BAPTIST-Hov. Rufus Ford, Pastor. Sunday sohool at 10.00. Preaching Sun day at 11.00 a. m., and 7.30p. m. Prayci mooting Thursday evening at 8 o'olook. Superintendent of Suuday sohool, II. W Carroll. PiiEaiiVTBiUAN-Bunyan MoLood Ph, O., Pastor. Serviuo* overy Sabbath (summer) ll a. m. and S p. m.; (winter] ll a. tu. aud 7.30 p. m Prayer meeting Thursday 5 p. m. Scats freo. Str?ngen "//.rd i idly invited. Sunday sohool ovcry Suudtii'.10 a. m. Suporiutoudcnt, J. T. Hudloy." ..All parents aud children made welcome at che aohool. EPISCOPAL-Rov. ?\ W. Royd, Itootor, Proaohlng ovory sooond abu* fourth Suuday kt il a. m., and 7.30 p. ia/ \ Suuday Mhool at 9.30 a. m. Dr. J. A. i'ainon, ?uporlntendont. Directory of Bennettsville Lodges CONSOLIDATE) LonoE No. 15, K. ol P., mootv overy second and fourth Mon day melita at 7.30 o'clock. J. W. Let? rand, C. C. C. D. Eastorling, IC of lt. & S. MARLBORO LODQE NO. 88, meets ai Bonnettsvillo, Friday evening, ou or bo? foro eaoh full moon at 8 o'olook. J. F. Kinney, W. M. II. E. Stockton, Secretary. County Masonic Directory. MARLBORO CHAPTER NO. 30 lt. A. M., moots at Bennettsville on tito second Friday of euell month. J. F. Kinney, II. P. II, E. Stoektou, Secretary. EUREKA LODOK NO. 43, A. F. M. moots at MoColl, oach Saturday aftor noon, before thc full moon,at 4 o'olook. AURORA LODOK NO. 33, A. F. M. moots at Clio, Saturday on or aller cacl full moon at 3 o'oloek, p. m. J. T. Stanton, W. M. T. A, Coviogtoji, Seeretiry BRUNS LODOK NO. 118 meeson Fri day afternoon on or before each lui moon at Blenheim at 3 o'clock. J. E. Hogers, W. M. W. W. Bruce, Sec'y cri'H u. .. i ".j.". ".. ; '!g.?v 0LIO NOVELTY Manufacturing Works IYIHE Business recently known as thc . CLIO NOVELTY MANUFCTU RINO CO , will hereafter ho known ai THE CLIO NOV IO LTV MANIJKAC TlfKING WORKS, with F. H. 1VEV ?ole owner and director, Tho latent improved wood workini maohinoa are being plucod for doing al L-l., la M..h.. tAA?>tr **... I "I I living priooR. Dot 23, 1903. Mr. Preston Bo?uds of Wil thinf?tbn was hero Sunday; K?v. Rufus Ford loaves In the morning to spend a wcok ia Hor ry county. Mr. John M. Jackson iv turned Monday from a long \ isit to North Carolina. Mr. Janies Howell of \Yliming ton carno over Friday and spent four clays with his father Mr. J, J M Howell. Capt J. T.John of John Station N. C., came down Tuesday to attend the farmers meeting and spend a few days with relatives. Our young friend Andrew Thomas, son of Treasurer Thom as of Red Hill, left Monday for Clemson College to resume his studies. Mr, J. L Ward, of Dothan, Ala., was hero Monday afternoon and made us a pleasant call. Ile was on his way to his old homo m ar Fayetteville. Hon. W. D. Evans, now a rosi dent of Cheraw, was here Tues day attending the Farmers Meet ing. His old friends are always glad to have him around. Mr, B. E. Mooro, tho ' farm ors friend," of Lester was clown Tuesday and called. Now is the time to talk to him about Peru vian Guano for next year. Mr. J. A Goodman, of Clio section was here Tuesday and called. He thinks cotton in his section is off moro than one third, and will soon be out of the Hold. Miss Flora Hood, who has been for a long time operator in the central oflico here, hus moved with her mother to Dillon, where Miss Flora goos as man ager. Mr. Edward Powers, who has been living in the Marshall' house on Jennings Street has moved to the house recently oc cupied by Mrs Hood below tho depot. CUPID'S WORK. Married on Sunday night at thc residence of tho bruin's parents, by Kev. Rufus Ford of the Baptist church, Mr. J. T. Brunner, of Fay ettiville, N. C., and Miss Ne.lie \V Mnultshy, daughter of Mr. W, S. Maultsby, the Clothing Merchant ou Marion St. DEATHS' DOINGS Died at bis home in Brownsville Saturday night, Sept., Uth, 1905, ?bout 12 o'clock, after a short illness, Mr Clarence B. Rogers, a well known ami highly esteemed eiti/.-n ot that town ship-aged about 68 years. The news was received hero Sun day morning with profound Borrow hy those who knew and loved bim nu bia many noble trails of character. He was a mason true to tho tenets of the order-broad nod liberal in his views, charitable toward all, generous and kind, a friend to tho needy and scorned io do a mean set. Ho disliki d display and loved the Wesley typo of a christian. Thc remains were laid to rest Sun day evening ut 5 o'clock in Parnassus Cemetery, ii? the presence of a large conc?n t se of relatives and friend* from all parts of the county. A Clenr Complexion and Hrlght l'Jyos. In most cases a sallow, blotched com plexion and dull heavy eyes are due to poor digestion and an inactive liver. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids diges lion and stimulates thc liver anil bowels t and makes the complexion smoothe and \ clear. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does I not nauseate or gripe and is mild and ; pleasant to take. Keluse substitutes, i Por sale by lienncttsville Pharmacy Do Y<?ur Eyos Nood Hoi p. Dr. R. II.Drake, of Wilson, N. C., comes to our town en dorsed by the most prominent citizens of his county and Stair, and will bo glad to see you al the Adams House, and consult with you as to your needs, and supply you with suitable glasses that will give you perteot satis faction. Dr Drake is a brother of Mr. John Rob Drake, the popular auction? ei nt Darlington, and a brother of Mr Willie Drake, salesman with Mr, L. IO Carrigan of Society Hill. , Tho Noxt Campaign. Althotlgh eight months oil' the anxious politicians have be gun to put kindlings under the "political pot," and we hear of one candidate who desires to go to the Senate. The early ? bird sometimes gets the worm, but as often misses it. The Society HUI Hoad. Travelers to Society Hill com plain bitterly of tho condition of this once most popular road in , the County. They say that a small i force ol hands could easily cut away toe sh lubber y On the dam and it could bo used for a pass able road over that part that is . now ?mpassablo. Surely we should I not j revont our friends over the River from c uning to sou us now, alter long years ot social acquain tance and help. Wo must think it is au oversight on the part of our Hoard of Commissioners. My ail means inc public should not bo denied tho use of this public ? road. -- - - - s Every Family Nooda Ono. I lt you would ho independent Ol ? lazy help got one ol' those (/lollies Washers now advertised in the . Democrat. Saves your clothes and I saves you money. 1 Write MeColl Hdw. Co. McColl and get prices. CJC Everybody ib tho Auditor1' luth to night. - ?Saturday Wcok is tho Equi" nox, but fools Uko it today, - Aro you ready for tho enter talumont at tho Auditorium to night? <Soats will bo scarce. -~ Tho young folk z of the tow? had a danco in tlio new hall in tho Matheson block Thursday night. - Decauso a man is poor is no reason for him to fool cheap. Let him como to Bonnottsville and buy his supplies. -- J. T. Douglas is agent for the McDonald Roof Paint. - Homo sookers will lind profit in reading Mr. H. C Now ton's ot?or in another column. - Tho oxamination for teach ors to day will be tho last for this year. - Several large Rattlesnakes have boon killed near town tho past week. r- Lightning Tuosday ovon ing toro up a four room "cottage at tho mill villego aud ruined a cooking stove, - If our farmers want ll cents foo cotton, all they have to do is to hold a while. There is no top crop and tho weed is dying. Special attention is asked to tho advertisement of Taylor & Co., who have onenod up next door to Patrick & Co; Grocery on Darlington Stroet. - Have you seen those pretty horses at Fuller Bros stables? Call and seo them. Ile can lit you up now with u nico, showy team-singlo or double. Pull line Armours canned meats at W. M. Rowes. - Those fond of pumpkin pies will find some nice canned goods at E. Powers grocery. Fairy soap at W. M. Howe. - Mr. D. D. McDuflie wants to rout or lease a farm of any si/.o from il to 10 horse - Mason's Fruit jars at W. M. Rowe's. - Call at S. J. Pearson's and lind out what is the matter with vour eyes. Lowney's Candy always fresh at \V. M. Rowe's ?- Wiley's Candies always fresh at Bennettsvillo Pharma cy Darlington street. - Leave your orders for Fruit jars at the Hardware store. - Have you Myopia, call on the Optician at 8. J. Pearson's and find but. \?jr Try u can of* Sweet Potatoes tlu'v ore line nt -x\. IIH>C5 itu UL JJli^HJ ?? Ulpo cheap, at E. Powers. - See my stock of Tobacco - cheap by the box. E. Powers l?y" Pall and see our new liin-s o? Coffee aud Tea. Prices fruin I21c to $1 per pound. W M. ROWE, Evaporated Cream- now and nice, at W. M. Rowe's Pharmacy Moved. Th?* Bennettsville Pharmacy has been moved to front, street next door to Jacob Isaacsohn, where Mr. Mathews will be glad to see all his old customers and friends in want ol' fresh goods. Tho Colonel's wntorloo. Colon? 1 John M. Puller, of Honey Grove, Texas nearly met his Waterloo, Irom Liver and Kidney trouble In a recent letter, he SAys '1 was nearly dead, of diese complaints, and, although I tried my family doctor, he did me no i'ood; so I gol a 50c hollie ot your great Electric bitters, W lich cured me. 1 con sider them the best medicine on earth, and thank God who gave you the know ledi'C to make them." Sold and guaran* t< ? d to cure, Dyspepsia, Rilit.usi.ess and Ki' ii.-y Disease, by J. T, Douglas drug gist, at $oc a bottle. Startling Mortality. Statistice show startling mortality, hom appendicitis and peritonitis. To prevent and cure these awlul diseases, There is just one reliabe remedy, Dr King's New Life IMIs, M. Flannery, ol 14 Custom House Place, Chicago, says: "They have no equal tor Constipation and billiousnes," 25c at J. T. Douglas druggist. ?w>"' We carry a fell line of Paney and Heavy Groceries, and will make the prices right. ?See mo lief.?ie you buy. W. M. ROWE. w E ARE IN IT 1 "WHY 1 TO SELL Heavy and Fancy Groceries aiul a full line of Canned Goods, Pickles, Sauces and Dainties, Candies, Cakes and Fruits. Tobacco and Oigars - ALSO A nice line of (Hoves, Hosiery, Heavy Underwear f?>r mon und women, and many Novelties Needfuls in the notion line -ALSO A full line of Crockery, good enough for tiny homo, lu Tin ware we have anything from a eii)> to a milk bucket Also, a nice line of Pants and Storm Coats that we oller nt living prices? We invite special attention to our stock of (inns and Ammu nition of Stevens make. We have too a few nice covered baskets, togo as bargains. Cell and soc US E. POWERS, .Marion St, DennetUville, t?. C. i Kev, tiolii? J. Britto V; wnl fill i ls* pulpit of tile Baptist church ou Bun day next. Tho hour for ovoning sorvioes nt tho churohoa is now 8.00 o'clock. Prayer mooting at tho Baptist church ovory Thursday evontag ot 8,00. Prayer -nesting afc tho MefchcdSvt "hwroh avery Wednesday at 8.00 p. m. Prayer mooting at Presbyterian ohuroh Thursday evening at 8.00. The hour for Huuday Sohooi at thc Methodist churoh has boon ohangod to IO o'olouk in tho morniii|;. Tko Epworth Loaguo Prayor mooting IH hold cvory Wednesday ovonlug in the Kungay school room of tho Methodist .hutch nt 8 o'clock. Tho publio invited. TllfcJ OIUOINAIi. Foley & (Jo.. Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account ot thc great merit and popularity ol Foley's Honey und Tar many imitations aro offered lor :he genuine. These worthless imita tions have similar sounding names. Bc? ware ot them. The genuine Foley's linley und Tar is in a yellow package. Ask for it and retusu any substitute, lt is tho best remedy tor coughs and :olds. For sale by BennettsvilTe Phar macy, Farming Does Pay. Agriculture, unlike any other business, flourishes bout tho moro you run ft into tho ground. Fol kn used to make ono cow tramp till over a five-acre lot to ^et enough to live on. Now they tiro working to mako ono nero support livo cows: und nomo farm? i?rs aro doing very well at it. A Splendid Homo Cheap. lu another coluinu we oller an e'o ??ant home and farm -1 mites from Fayetteville lhat will jual suit youie Mai Ibero farmer who is tired ol lentiio.c and wants a homo that he can pay fur. Cull and wo will give you some dotH. BtrikoH Hi,Ulon Kocks, When your snip ol health strikes tile hidden rocks ol Consumption, Pneumo nia, etc.,you are lost, it you don't get help Irom Dr. King's New Discovery tor Consumption. .1. w. Mckinnon, ol Tal ladega Springs, Ala., wiites: "I had been very ill willi Pneumonia, under the ca rc of two doctors, but was getting no better when 1 began to take |?r. King's New Discovery. The ll rsl dose gave re lic!, and one bottle cured me." Sure cute lor sore throat, bronchitis, coughs and colds. (?uarantt-c I at J, T. Douglas's drug store, price 50c and $1 00, Trial bottle lice Inorodtblo Brutality. lt would have been incredible brutali ty il Chas. F. Lemberger, 01 Syracuse, N. Y .. had liol done the best he could tor Ills suffering son. "My boy," he s ivs, ''cul a tearful gash over his eye, so ] applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which quickly healed it and saved his eye." (Jood tor b?rns and ulcers too. Only 'ir.' -,\ 1 T IIMUUI IS'S dru.' stole and are Titted up for doing ac curate optical work. We guar antee lo lit. your eyes perfectly ol' refund your money. s. J. PEARSON, Porinunont Optician, Autf io And Jeweler. P0IEYSK1D1OYCURE Makes Kldnoys and Bladder Hight il ors fords, Royal and (Jood Luck linking Powder at W. M. Howe. The, Kussel Wagons. Mr. I'. A. Hodges is opening a car of these durable wagons - one and two-hoi>e, eve*y imo ni thom (.'Unrnii tooti against any defect in mute, ia or wormanship. Prepared for the Work Mr. S. J. Pearson, tho .J, wolor, Ino now one of the latest unproven) nu for engraving your name or initial* on any article nf gold or H?IVU1 01 plate in the moat up-to date manner. The camples of woik already done by him are just line. < al and see him. - ? * - They Gunrnniee A Fit Il you will give the matter ol purchasing n nico tailor-made suit careful consideration, mai ure deliberation and earnest cogita* lion, you will <^ive STRAUSS & Co., tho order which they guarantee without hesitation to iiill to your edification, your sweetheart's elu tion, your friend s admiration, FOR SALE AT A BIG BARGATN, ONK Upright Piano, used 0 mon tin good nu new. One PquaiO Dunn (a good one of its kind; will I e sold III a sacrilico We need the room. Cul at once. B'l'ltAUSh Si Co ? ^*- ? Kcmcmher Vonr Bead. We invite special attention ti lin ndvertiseiucnt of tho Bennetlsvilh .Marble Works in this paper. Call and seo samples, or write them. Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. J HO'S. Moore Jins a line lot of Geraniums, Begonia* Ferns, Palms and other plants, well roofed, that she desires tc sell Cuttings 2fio per dozen. .- ? ? -. Horses Do (Jet Sick. When a horses and mules are pooi it is not alwavs and indication that the) do not gel enough to eat. Many aid mais, just like human beings, have in digestion or the system is all run down and a tonic is needed, lt is not the a mount ol lood eaten that makes muscle and fat. More dcpvnds upon ihe prop i er digestion or assimilation ol tnt* lood than is commonly supposed. Nothing has yet been discovered that will bulk up a horse or mule better than Ash craft's Condition Powders, the only remedy in its class sold under a guar antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, Ben nettsville. lor it-thc kind put up [ri dos es. And McColl Drug Co., McColl, ti C. ii ?m\ Si Hill Bl LOCATION ! NB* Pfi?PLB ! if!' tix j ??cfc t<? open Our Stol? for business Saturday the Oth, [* nr. 1 extuiid a cordial invitation to every ono io visit ns, hethei on wisli to buy or not. Perhaps it would be to your our prices beforo you buy anyway. Wc lin in my Mow Goods lu alromly, but ii grout immy moro yot to o mi-i in. IF YO WISH TO SE4 THU PRETTIEST ai d DAINTIEST LIKE OF DRESS DOA ?IETT8VILLE, COMB TO OUIt SIOUE. Wo liuvo buou In tho iy OOOUH I UH for yours and fool thut wo know Bomothing of tho nooda of people, if . o tho QoodB Umt will glvo you tho very host vuluo for your money, r ITS SEW i HEUE. IK ITS STYLISH, ITS HERE. sp ut to ry ONE OF THE WGGEST LINE OF 0L?THIXG IN BENMECTS IbLE. i r ; ANYWHERE FUOM $5.00 TO $20 00. Coi rind V3e us and lets got acquainted. Glad to show you. J. O. TAYLOR & CO. Wept < . rj Next Door to Patriok & Go's Grocery. S WIFE : Your attention, please. VOU Hi 'IRING YOUR LlKt? AWAY or tho lifo ol nun* olhor woman. * lil of Your Clot hen, by lld ntl un OLD WASH ROAUD. Lay abide yout ol R ard aud liuv >m? a "hH>0" Wanhar. . . ii lu . ...olo Tub lui of olo hos .JUST AS EASY aud JUST AS QUICK an ii M ' 'i>< a M o eui, ami a gund iloul easier, and quicker Iliac you possibly eau wash sam.- a .. W ?sh iWd. ri b 0 b. r< li V c Jim" Wu hor M |.lili l? washes ult kinds mid grades of materials, IVoui I lie iiuest Luces lo the coarsest I ubi ie WITHOUT WEAH TIO A ll, or Breaking o( Rut tons. lt is guaranteed lo do pei feet work. A TRIAL will pruv? ull wc claim. half lim Wink ami worry, willi more thin Half tho W10Alt, anti .then, eau bc savod in every homo that has a "hmo" Washer, particulars, or for pi ices and catalogue, write or call on The McOoll Hardware Co., av? in Stock mr.. MCCOLL, S. O, AgOUtS for thiii Territory. m -+? ee o oo oe ooee oe? oo receiving my Fall Installment of < Cannot be Surpassed by any Sealer In the County. AS NICE GOODS AS THE MOST AW Ul tyar 1 1 ..educed prices on account of some defect in or make They do not give satisfaction. t o Inaugurate an Active Business Campaign this id Pall, Which IUI VERS will find to their interest, te for Yourself, and Don't Take somebody else's is to what so and so is selling for I solicit your ness on Business lines. EXAMINE MY STOCK. I will do my utmost lo OU VALUE RECEIVED. C3^. ^W- THTaciciill., RENN WITS VI WJ li, S. C. East Side Public Square. / (i IK We also Have f!?% mm M ForlMen MMW* needn't ?*t under ?bf^?^^}A : water to keep cool, \V^^.---JW "International" |^^^^^^^? ? need for the dog ^ f's. Then wc kauo it measure from the and tropical novel vith skeleton lining, ??pljf^ HOUSE^v :|r slope and keep ^m$g^^% the prices are just ^,"cn?k M p one's head above W&M ^ S^^t?mf Psi/ ??r kffiJ/ let u?.fix you up. /^fz!^^?0^ STRAUSS & CO. rrj: VED. MOVED. Ja now in the Store Room Between Isaaesohns Mil lie's St oro, .cparod lo servo our Customers with rything ?II a well Kept Drug Store, fl I tim? I . ? ' ' .>...*? i . icit your patronage. NNETTY1LLE PHAI^MA?Y, ?? P. ?. MATTHEWS) Mgr. ""uW^lS?ji'''^'-~' $ -'-VW'J&WM-v*r'jbtsx*Ji$+ Vi* ut m Mi. st. ii, toRAKi:, The well known Eyesight Specialis, formerly of Wilsoti, N. C., has been, in Bennettsville, st the ADAMS HQ?SW etoo* Monday, September ^ will remain until Wednesday. Octo* ber 11th, and will give CONSULTATION and Examination - FREE rr For first two weeks. Examining Eyes and Fitting Glasses* Having hod many years experience, with a largo practice, ? in able to relieve tilos? persons having any ailments of the eve nuning pain and imperfect sight. I will give a satisfactory ex i ni nat ion and lit them with SUITABLE ?liAS^ES. In rapid progress of science and scientific inventions, for tho past, en or fifteen years, much has been done to ditcover tho reril canso of ho loss of visual power in both old or young ami much has been partied and means discovered to remedy tho defects of tho eye by tim so ef glasses in all cases ol' imperfect vision, and headache caused hereby, a treatment with the proper glasses will givo relief to tho yeo tired, weak, painful, dimmed or blurred, iii other words remove lie cause of tho dilllculty and the eye will have tho original bright? loss of health, lt requires profess! mal guidance even when tho bosh rticles aro offered, an tho eyes are often dissimilar ?nd may require ompound lenses. Childrens' eyes should he attended to, ns neglect lequently causes blindness in yen rs to come. Consultation and ox .mi nat ion ru UK, AT THE ADAMS HOUSK, OFFICE HOURS: 9 lo 12 and 1 to 0. -FUIE INSURANCE. SU R15T Y BONDS, KI UK MTV AND COURT, ?ONTRAOTnuJ KIDKKIT? BONDS. 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Insist on hav ing RBVIVO, no other, lt can be carried in /est pocket. Dy mail, $1.00 per package, in plain .rrappcr, or fix tor $5.00, with a positiv? writ ten guarantee to cure or refund the money lu every package. For free circular address Royal Mcdiciuc(^.^fuSA\,or???:ic' For salo hy -I. T. Doti gi ns Bennet tev Hie, S C f'riiiWMrwiiiiwnMiiitii III iiwwiHiwnirawwwiu Kl LL TH? COUGH ,?xn C U fi g THE LUNC8 j " w,lHlL?i?gV I j Hm ??kmm I /CONSUMPTION piteo I ?rlJi fi OUGMSaiid COc h i 1.00 b J ^JOLOS Freo Trial. | ? Surest and Quickest Curo for v.U C S XHJcOAT and LUNG Tlt?UU- V, j LJL-.S, or MONEY BACK. [ xA???&?Aj, 50 YKAHS' EXPERIENCE; /MMBHIUMB^ Tn ADE M AUK e. .*7MSB3RH DESIGNS r rvvr^ COPYRIGHTS ?fcc. Anyone ROIKIIII? ft Kkotrh and riOSOrllttlntl moy qulrkiy nacerlnln our opini?n rreo wlmUm H? Invi'iilinn \A |irolii\ti)y iialenliihlo. <*<>:nin 11 nlPit. Ilona tart ct); ?onUdont fat. HfiNDUOOK <>n Patente ?ont free. Oldoel nvoney t >r veciiring patente. I',ii 1.11 : .1 li,k(iii 1111 . ? 111 . 11 Munn tc Co. rec .'vc 'indiil ituttct, without chanto, lu tho scientific J?itiericat?. A hnndftomoly llhlltroted weekly. Larpent cir? riilal hui nf ,'iin- i i li lli hie 1ii-.it 111I. Tel inti, *'.', {, roan four months, fl. Soul dy ?ll nuwHdunlore. MUNN & Co.3C,p oad^ New York branch Pfllce, 826 K BU, Washington, D.C. ( HA NU K OF SCHEDtlLK. S KA DOA UD Air Line RAILWAY, Thc Seaboard Air Lino Ry BOhetl 11 lo was changed on January 10th. Ti nina leave ChereW,S. C., ns follow*.. N< rthbound No 00 at 8:05 rt. in, No Td) at 9:24 p. in. Southbound No 57 at 8:05 a. ni No 27 nt 10;40 p. m. Tho Boiitiettsvillo anti Chcrnw R lt., leaving Rennftteville at 7 06 n in , connect with No bb anti No f?7. The afternoon lt flin leaving Hen nt 'tinville at 7 p. tn. gives Bennetts ville noonie an opportunity io take li ?ins No 60 and No '27. FOR SAIvE ! A Bicycle for a lady or Gonts color Black or Bluo with 28 in wliocls and rubber tiros. S. J. Poarson. Bennettsville & Cheraw Railroad -NKW SOlllSUUIiK, IN KFFKCT Ai'uii. 6, 1005. WEST HOUND FHOM 1?BNN1?TTSV?LLK TRA I N THAIN No. i. No. Nv Henne! tsvillo 7 05 11 m 7 00 p in Lv Islay 7 I r> U in V I? p ill Lv Madeline 7 20 :t in 7 'JO |> Ilk IJV Everett's 7 WI n tn 7 85 p m Hy Irby 7 .'{*> it ni 7 40 p in Lv KrO'M 7 IO 11 ui 7 45 p ni \irive Kollock 7 45 ;v in 7 55 p in Arrive Cheraw s lo p in KA ST BOUND F KO M GIIERAW. TRAIN CRAIN No. 2. No. 4. U Cheraw o 15 P UI 1 ?w Kolloek S 10 a in 9 10 ?. m ! f.r Prosi : " 2'0 h I" 9 .* ii f JV irby ? lion IM 0 ? j l,v My i 8 40 ti in 0 . li hv Modfiliw s 5b n in !P ( LyjUlky ' 'I 111 1 \r lienrivii^Vilie t< ! 5 il ul i1 (JoiitiectiotiHt AT BKNNtemim.IiR-Tins ROU li li 'oi?l morning traine on A. C. h. eoiiiicois wit? i rain No I. Tndn No 2 qoiinoctn with A. ?. L locul freight nort h ?nd tout li biiiuid. AT Kol.I.OOK-Train NOH I mid 2 OOH? urct with north ami BOU'.li bound B. A Ii? traius. AT CltiiKAW - Train No .5 OOOno,$t? witli HOI til and Kouth bound K A i< train*, inti train No 4 coui.ccta with norlji bouml S A. li trniiiH A. J. MATHESON, V. P. and Ceo. Man. r?T rrVrrvTT'r? r wv www I IF MIO K KN HEARTS I could bo inoudtd no neatly) quickly M?J J thoroughly UH WO oan r cpu ir your .Towt by, ihiftu would I?; no Borrow in tho woil.l, 1 No matter windier it bu ti \vul?h, u liligi u t eek lace or s HAUY PlN i ibitir from association nooda rcpnirh'g, ! tiring it to UH, and it will bo mended KU I yiiu oanuot toll it from new Our upooiahy ?H SVatoh repairing Bring it lure and hhvo it dono honfwlly, uxporlly ural uiriiply. S. J. I'KA lt SON, Ono dot.r North 1'. O, IlivJvXu Thoroughbred 33. I*. HOOK. 18 for only fiO cents home de livery-10 ota extra for packln?; and delivering to Express o?Heo. JASPER FLETCHER, MOOOLL, s. 0. mardi 8. R. F. 1). 2. W? STILL Ti??Sr"*'T^ THE HUNGRY ! Wu KN In town and you want * goori I mutd, remember wo oan no.rvo you, A good mom for 250. RoijtniUMit i.UM u of (ho Market. FRB9II QYSTBftS bi ovory nt> lo, I). J. Blt A V BOY ' KILLED ACCIDENTAL LY While handling n gun limit was ont rf older is Usually Ibu story, 'Now. ni order to prevent nooitloiitiu killing And to bo SUM flltd kill wlteri y ii ?nul to, I linvo employed tm expert Gunsmith from Charleston, s. (.'.., who line my gun repairing depart ino it in charg?, Wc aro prepared to do any kind of fine gun ropa i ting ?u factoty older. Oivousn trial und you will be convinced that we are pt epa red io gt 0 you sst Ufa ellon in piico, work. nun? ip at.d pr?mptu?t? ? S, J. rUA?tS?H, Tl - ? ? 1 ? o*- oe wier,