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0. 4? niiOWK - - - MtUtor Friday September 29, 1905. Bttb'iorlptlon Prlcet Ono year.$ 1.00 <8ix months.,.?5.0 Three months.25 Ul t I.>:,:.. ???viTflimwf a.TlTTn-T "TMftililM PA'iV AND SCIS SOJRGUAPMS The North Caroliua Synod meets at Red Springs October 24. The Fair at Fayetteville opens on the 25th of October for il days. Woi?ord College opened on the 20th with the largest en rollment in its history. Rev. T. H. Newkirk, for 10 years pastor of Marion Presby terian church, has resigned. Jimios Cara wei I a woll known writer for thu newspapers died in North Carolina Saturday lrom a fall. Judye Gary was hold up on the Streets of Columbia Saturday night rut] robbed of his watch and $28. The weather in Nebraska last week was almost freezing,while hort) is was uncomfortably warm. The Standard Oil Company made about 25 million dollars clear, for the year ending in {September. Mr. A. VV. Weatherly, form erly of Marlboro but now of Sumter, has received his patent? on his stalk cutter. The Manning Times don't want any carnivals to come to town. Well, like all shows, they are in the business for the money that's in it. Lieut Victor Blue,of the U. S. Navy, who has been yery sick nt San Francisco, is expected to arrive in Marion the last of next week. Thc. Presbyterian College of South Carolina at (Hinton open ed with 91 students on the 20lh. This is the College wanted here, but, seems to be doing well at Clinton, Tim Grand Jury of Darlington hus presented Pcgratn Dargan for aiding his brother Hobt Keith Dargan in taking his own liic Solicitor Johnson will bring tho case up next. March. Wedding Directors are now being trained so as to assist brides and their mothers. This opens up a new field for women as necessary as woman Doctors They should olso ovcfittV'e tutlor?l 'Hi .< ' i, vv o.in iS iji.i ii ;. I I; 1 bj iii''OJ! ' ! Mr. Editor-In old timos when we used to have militiary drills, tho captain would give tho com mand "Arms at will." Well, three days ago a colored family on Mr. T. A. Covington'8 place-lather, wife and ol i ld ron picked 1750 lbs cotton. They were neither hired, persuaded or forced, but tho ener gy and smartness was wrapped up under the maul lo of their daily needs -having a certain part oi the income causing them to bc smart and industrious, whilo the weather wai wann, clear sky anti cotton dry. J OKI. COVINGTON. Sept 22, P.)05. -. - ?? ?a?. ? THS JEWISH NEW YEAR. Tho celebration ol* tho Jewish N<!\v Year tomorrow will be par ticipated in by all the people of this race, and business will be generally suspended The festival marks the beginning of t .e year ?OOtt. The mouth of Tish ri is given over by tho Jews almost c?mplete ly to ceremonies connected with tho synagogue. The first day of the month is tho new year. New year's day is looked upon by the flews with peculiar venera tion. It is a day given up to prayer and the ritual of tho syna gogue and this occasion is of the most solemn character. This fes tival is known by several names. The new year is the signal for home coming of tho Jews. Chil dren away from home, if possible likewise, return lo the parental roof, and thc members of families scattered abroad during tho rost of tin; year, whenever possible, take this opportunity of bringing their new year's g roo tinge in per son. --m> - A Cure For Wart or (Joni. Editor Democrat. Many years ago, while suffering from a wart or corn between thc little loo and tin; one next to il, an old farmer tobi nie bow to cute it, ll lld I bail no butter sense than to fry t. No I made m\ application nial was cured by applying beul tallow be tween the loo? at night, filling up wuil between them. Keeping tho ?sock on while 1 slept, Joel Covington. Hebron, Sept 22, 11)05. ? ? - The law linn of Kogors & Legrand has boon disolved. Mr. Loft rand occupies tho oflico next to Lewis's Salo stables in brick row. - ...? -rt- ? . - Next Monday is salesday jgM'l we look foi' a good crowd. -A. CARD. A good many friends having asked ny reason for withdrawal from tho mureil, I make tho following nt steine? t lo place myself correctly bet?re my many frieutls over the county. Fo> lucre than ten yean p?*?>i 1 have boon nit of sympathy and cooperation with much of the work of my church, and i's views of religious truth At that timo I urged upou my pastors, Uov. F-rd among thens, thai the honorable course for me to pursue was to wall ira w from tho church. With oue BO Mad thoy all urged and pro vailed upon mo to refrain Iron, such aotion [ allowed my own judgment to bi iverrulcd. In lator years finding my views diverging still farther, rather than harmonizing, I determined it woukl no longer lie consistent or hon jst to remain longor. Ab nil a month igo I approached tho pastor ami asked lum when was tho next church con Terence, tolling him I wished to appear In person beforo tho church, and ask for an honorable discharge, and give my own reasons for samo, having the moral courago and manliness not t< jneak but to face every responsibilU) in a manly manner. He replied tin t the next ?Sunday was conference day, but circumstances would preclude the transaction of any business, leaving mo suddenly saying ho would soe me again upon tho subject. Tho next an only interview 1 evor had with him was on ibo 13th of Sep tember when ho carno to mo on the streets and told ma mo he had submit ted a statement to tho church, only outlining a part of my roasons, and asked tho church to drop niy name from the roll of membership, which tliey d iel I did not authorize bim te tako such action, not thinking the church a "atar chamber," or Jeffries court, as I claiuu-d tho right to be heard, and wished all members present to boar testimony lo my motives af given, anti so spare mo in thia mannet thrusting my leraouality beforo the pu bl ic. The action of the church I approve it colild do nothing else under the cir cumstances, and 1 would not liavo its action reversed, but it is the brut time lover hoard of ? court, religious or civil, try and execute a man unheard and when he naked to be heard, and tried by bis peera. Tho pastor accom plieiicd his object, and I have mine it) this card, so wo arc oven. However, I am truly sorry to bo compelled ic self justification to publicly place him io a position he has taken upon him self. I had no other choice. I have no quarrel with him, bc is, has alway.' been, and as far RS I am concerned will always be my friend. In closing I wish to say 1 have novel lost (anti hopo I never will) faith it; tlie Fatherhood of God, and the Com plete Atonement of the Saviour-inj hope and trust is in Him. What ni own views of religious truth are, con ecrus no one but myself, and I hopi to so live, though out of any church as to retain thc confidence and reaped af my fellow citizens. Sept 25, l?)().r). Olms. Crosland. i <?..n." bight Townsend, 1 al Norton, W 8 howe, [t K Breeden, 3 W Waddill, I 1) David, Hobt, Chapman, il Jv Feelo, J H Thorn well, I J M minti lyn, ? J Du Free, I F Fields, IO Powers, Clarence Quick, ?V M Fletcher, W L Kinney, L 1) Stubbs, J B Hueatesa, II W Coxe, C J Allen, M II Hunsunoker, J F Willis, J W Li misa v, C M Weatherly, E D Cia k, D W Odom, Alex. Quick, Robert (Spears, J B Watson, J F Sturgess, Alex Chavis, D J McDaniel, J S Horn don, Tims. Mumsord. Loaves For Now Field Rev. T. W. gcruggs left na on friday 22d for Columbia, Ile has jecn givon ti deserved promotion, or ho is certainly a never tiring worker, yet courteous nntl con siderate. Ile speaks very highly of tho people ot Marlboro and hopes to tonie tlay t;tist his lot with us. Ho says "os long ns memory is i faculty naught but most picas int memories will arise; may God's .icliest blessings abide on all ol ('ou. Good bye." Heavy Poavino Foliage. Mr. N. J. Ilerndonof Bethel teotion went into his Held last rhursday and out erne vim* 'rom a stem, over an inch thick ind picking up the same put it nto a cotton sheet and weigh jd it. lt weighed S?? and one iourth pounds knottier Brutal Murder* On Wednesday night, Sept ?0, Ravanel Williams was shot jy Douglas Peterkin. at a fes ival in Ked Hill. Peterkin ivas prom pl ly arrested and >rought to jail. Williams lived int i 1 Thursday night. All the parties are colored. \ New Stock Feed. Mr. Zack T. Pearson, has rjven tts iv ear of corn, that is tew herc The grain is cased u a .shutile covering. The oom s intended to be ground with IP i th cob, which supplies corn nd forage'for stock equally nixed, and cheap too. Gall and ee it . liefere buying Life Insurance in esl ?gate tho Annual Dividend reli es ol'the "Fenn Mutual." Instoad f paying tho samo thing for 20 years t your Dividends lessen your prom* imo jew. Ill' U?U .mvii JO'M Om to #7 on each thousand. Perfection in Lifo Illumineo. Crosland ?fe Tyson, "The Insuranco Men." IN MEMORY. At a meeting of St. Paul's Guild, held ou the 11th of September, 1905, tho following r?animions wore adoptod: Whereas, It lise pleased kind Prov ider.co to remove from our midst Id rs EMMA 8. WEBSTER, who was a true and faithful member ol tho Guild, thorn toro, bo it Resolved, That in tho death of Mrs Webster we have !. it u member, whose kind sympathy and ready help'will bo greatly missed; siso ono who bad, by hor amiable disposition ga inod tho alfectiou of ali with whom she was thrown. Boso ved, That wo louder her bo T.uvod husband and sons our hoartfeh sympathy. Bo it further Resolved, That copies .d these ro8(dutioti8 bo sont lo them, .tod tho same bo published in our town papers. Mrs. J. G. W. Cobb, Secretary St. Paul's Guild. Insure your Uiu Houses and cou tents willi Crosland & Tyson. They baye low rates in Gin Houses "a word tu tho wiso is pullicient. Phone 212. CROSLAND & TYSON. "Thc Insurance Men." WANTED-A ?1 or 5 Horeo FARM. Will tako on ShareB or Runt, rpid will rout .itook ?uti feed. Address "O." Caro o? .'Domocrat,'' Lcnuottsvillc. DH. i'lim'i ToBtimony Interesting. Dr. Thomas Finn, ot Boonsboro, Mo., who has practiced medicine for 32 years, says ho has used every pcrscrtption known to the prolession for treatment of kidney and bladder disease, and says he has never found anything so effec tive in both chronic and acute kidney and bladder trouble as Foley's Kidney Cure, lt stops irregularities and builds jp the whole system. A full lino of H J. Heinzs Co. Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, Sau ces, Jollies ?feo. at W. M. Rowe's. A Fear hil Fate. It is a fearful fate lo have to endure tho terrible tortuic of Piles. "I can truth fully cay," writes Henry Colton, of .Masonvale. Ia-, "that for Blind, Bleed ing. Itching and Protruding Pilos. Buck? len's Arnica Salve, is tho best cure made." Also best for cuts, burns and injuries. 2;>o at J. T. Douglas Druggist. We keep our Rutter and Cheese on Ice all summer and guarantee it lo be the best on earth. W. M. Rowe M KN FAUT SIXTY IN UANUER. More than half of mankind over sixty years of aj;e stiller from kindey and bladder disorders, usually enlargement ot prostate gland. This is both painful and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney Cure should be taken at the first si^n ot danger, as il corrects irregularities and has cured many old men ol this ?lisi ase Mr. Rodney Burnett, Bock Fort, Mo., writes; "1 suffered with enlarged pros late gland and kidney trouble lor years and alter taking two bottles ol Foley's Kidney Cure I leel better ll 1 ' . tor tvwfnt.. ?."" p? - '.' .O~.?AO ?i once. Strauss & Co. Ready for Your Orders. Tho Clio Novelty M'i'g Works will get up your Bill for Flooring, Coiling, Germane Siding & Weatherboarding, as well as your House trimmings Door, Sash, Blinds, Grills and Man ties, promptly and cheaply. See them for anything in the building line tho) will save you money. The Simple Lifo. President Roosevelt says: "I commend this book to the nation." Beyond question, the mont tulle od of book to-day, whether ir. the pulpit or out of it, is, "The Simple Life," by Rev. Charles Wagner. It has caught tho nation liko wild lire, and is constantly alluded to everywhere, bucked hy tho en dorsement of public men, literary critics and tho press. President Roosevelt preaches it to his coun trymen. The well-known pub lishers of popular priced 1 ooks, Hurst & Co., 395-399 Broadway, Kew York, hnvo just issued a tasty edition, which they will mail to any ono sending 860, This firm will also forward u complete catalogue of hooks upon request. Tlic state of So?iii [Carolina, County ol Marlboro- Court Common Pleas. HENRY 0. HERRING, Asaignoo, Piniu'lY. -against - Thomas Smith an 1 Gooroo F. Avingcr, Defendants, Copy Summons for Relict, (Complaint not Suivod.) To tho UofcndantH, ThOinaH Smith and ?eorgo b\ Avoider; Yon are Hereby Summoned and lie quired to answer thc complaint in this ao lion, which in tiled in tho ollioo of the Clerk of tho Court of Com mun Piona f or tho nod county in Haid Stute, and lo herve a copy of your nilBWOr lo tim raid complaint bli tho subscriber at Ilia ullluo in Uotinottnvillo South Carolina, within twonly days after tho service hereof, oxolusivo of tho day of ?Huh Her vino ; and if you fail to amover tim oomplaiut within tho time aforesaid, tho plointiff in (ld? notion will apply to tim Court for the nli'f demanded In the com plaint. Dated Scptomhor 27, A D , 1905 T. W. BOUCHIER, Plaintiff's Attorney. To tho Defendant Thoman Smith : Yon will plonse take notice that tho Summons and Complaint in thia notion han bocu flied tho ellice of tho Clork of tho Court of Common 1'loaH for Marlboro county thia thc 27th day of Soptcmhor 1005, and that nt tho expiration of tho time herein named iu thin miinmoiiH judgment will ho demanded in aeeordanoo with tho prayer "# H.. t\~.i.?. . Ul .11.. . MU I I JIU, I I I l , T. W. BOUGH IRR, plaint ill 's Attorney, Bennettsville, S. C. S opt 39, 1905. et?,TH % POI Absolut Hy faro /MS HO Si T A Cronm of TV froo from ali phnth ROYAL DAKINO POWC (ti Powderr? ?old vr.w .>.. ; . lat j- ttrvu FOR J > 10,000 ACRI tida [ In APPLING OOUN'J . < fia. Good soil. Got v Hood i Health. No bettor 1 . to be had in the in Appling county. TRACT NO. 1- 1470 in cultivation Dosot'bid ? 'leo $7,000 -($5,000 Cunh . TB. Tn.\CT No. 2 (lOt) io ouUivittiou Doeorilted '.'loo $3 ooo TUACT NO 4--.'MO io former? nd. Trico $3/ Tn ACT No. 6 - 200 ? om Baxley, 60 neron m ou , auroa ii: round Umber. Timi n 1 rtl> $2,000. Prico $3,000. No. 12 -150 aoros, . vn? eliip of Boxley. Ouo jod improvements, l'rioo ^ No. 15-100 ncrcH, . ax Icy, 4 miles from Sur: . ii? cultivation, A beautifr io ??0 and two or thrco plows No 25-House andi ?n town of Hnxloy. Prico ?600 No. 30-icooncrcHii on thc A Un mali ii river IO rail ion cy. Good Fishery and ntenn . . ?ho place, Squirrel, turk nd other gamo, and tho lith mnkc it n donirnblc pin no mut model farm. Lau lea out from from river. Pi No. 33-2205 ne.rcH, ire Bax loy, 210 aoros in oulth ' . si douoe mid ncoessary out . . no pince for n town or n col cy to placo, A good barga! ro, $6,000 euell, b:dtinco 1 A nt. No. 37-11 Mo aor?s, '. :t Ncr.rly 1000 acron eui tx il tivation' Kour tenant li na und ii good 6 room res ul .10 pince S milo:) from Sm 1 tin Bristol, Prico Sio.ooo. cit ce No. 41 -300 uores, 2 horst, new conn!y Hit?: <> So acres in cultivation ; willi red ? luv httb.soil. \V'e room i evidence, mid all 1 inga and tenant boilSOS, fruit? anil grupea; good v and ii d?sirable home, bl Price 3150; 1150 cash, l< second year. No. 43- '150 acres, S ley, 4 miles from Surron Cultivation ; timber (.non mice of place, A h.trgid School mn) church near b Short options on nc vow Correspondence solioitoi ll. 0. N tjj t... ty ll ? i< ,*rt . build, ol 0 . 1 litVB Mako? Kl (I noya and B Notice of Dissolution of i "T"l?K oo-partnership ho I between the undersign tico of law han thia day b mutual consonta fony p< domand uguinnt the linn prcsout mime for pay mont thirty days to T. I. Regor linne business in tho samo Qrnnd roliring to open nu 1 in tho McCall Brick Kow. those Indebted to UH lo mu aeon un practicable. T. I. J. W. September 25 1905 WARNING N\ LL persona aro boroby biro or harbor ray aon about iS yearn of ngo, ant' home without any o une w'n on torco tho law rtgnist ??ny 0 thin notice Al Sn i h ville. Township , S ??as??.?&i taiuL'.ut, Vino Watch Kop - IS ONK OK OUR SPEO Weah F.yoM Made Ry Unying o : > fit your Ky willi a pah ni pure Crystal Wo guaran too to nuit yeti 0 mo cy- that'n our plan PrhOS mo thc LoWCSt coln lint -elma work, SAM .J. I KA .JKWKI.KK AND ' Nttmauontly looatcd ut ii K N N K I TS V I I, I, K Wi (ll f I ' t ffeaftarly*? fl I BK ail * mm1 : WEDNESDAY j - si lui ? , THURSDAY " Sept. 1 n Unrivalled Show of I * STYLISH AND DASHING MILLINERY I MISS BENTLEY is again in charge | in charge of this Department, as- W sisted by Miss Florence Bristow. ?? _ o<> o I H We Promise the Best, f We Give the best. PALL 3 WINTER DRESS GOODS ARE SHOWN HERE Ott These f?ays^s= DON'T FOIl&ET US*. Sept. 15, 190f). Ci Mi WEATHERLY, OLD RELIABLE If 0 ii, 4," \ ii (I IKO-M^Vl h?M!l)?<W">?r> n" ' KM .'...?l'?or.'. . ? lOYED. lYlOTJED. hr/ WE are now in tho Store KOOMI Between Isaucsohns and Mittle's Store, We are prepared to serve our Customers with Everything in a well Kept Drug Store. \ rent for WILEYS' CANDY. f . | We solicit your patronage. BENNET!'VILLE PHA^MAGY, rn ? , ?. MATTHEWS, Mgr, p| TATE OK SOUTH "A KOLIN A County of Marlboro--Coor( ol Cnio mon Picas. F, L. GUMMS, Plaintiff* agat'n?t tchio Parker, Jamen Parker, Thomas Parker, William Parker, Judy Parker, anil llortcnae Pattcrnon cliilii of Nancy Parker, heirn at law of John Parker, do U?ttSCd, Defendant H. lopy Summons, For Helief, Complaint not Svrucd. PO THU DBI'KNDANT? Aichie Pal ker, Jaine? Pinker, Thouin,1) I'arker, William Parker, Judy Parker, and liorlciiRO Pat? toroon, child of Nancy Parker, heirn uti law of John Parker, clcceaHc-d : You arcluweby Summoned and roqulr? d to answer tho complaint in this action. t\l\o\\ i.s tiled in thooffico ol'tho Cleik ol ho Court of Common Pions in ? ml foi lio County ami State aforesaid, and to ewe a ?opy ol your answer lo I lie said loroplaint on tho subscribers at their of ce in l?BNNMVrrHVIhl.K, S. 0" Within won ty days lifter tho .service hen nf, ex llisivo of the. day of snell service; nod I' you fail to answer tho complain, willi i the, tinie aforesaid, the plaintiff in Iiis aol ion will apply to the ('oort for lie relief demanded in tho complaint. Dated May 16th, A. I)., 190.'). I < KA t.. I J.A. DIIAKK, (Norie. TOW NS UN D IVJ HA M Kit, Plaiiitill's Attorneys. 'o Areiiio Parker, Jamen Pat ker. Thomm? Pinker, William Pinker, Judy Parker and lIorluilHO PatlOrnOU, licha at law of John Parker, declined : Ploaso take notice that lin: Summons nd Complaint in thh aetion, wan filed lithe 21th day of May, \. I).. 1906 io Uko ol flie Clerk of tho Court of Com; ion Pleas at Bennett <ville, in the conn >l Marlboro in tho Stale of South irolina. lOWN??ND & HAMISH, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Bcnnettsvillc, S. C. September i, 1905, ENLARGED PICTURES? en't fail to nco or writo inc before placing f our ordern for your POKTUAIT VVOltK, rVith neariy 4 yearn OXpertonoe amt rep inditing one of the bcHb OhiOagO (Jo'H. , nm prepared lo nuit you. High glade voik a fpeeiidty. Rcnpnelfully J. P. PUBLIC, MctJoll, 8. 0, PROPERTY OWNERS PAINT YOUR ROOFS. KOCH Your Hoof locale r I? Your ito? I' Busty * Preserve Your Shingles und Pro . L;ot Your Hoofs by Using W. JAY MCDONALD'S Patent Fire, and Waterproof Cement Roof Paint. Acknowledged by tho known world to bo tho only Absoluto Protector of Hoofs. Guaranteed to stop every Look. Endorsed throughout the Unitod Staten by thone who li a vc. used it for 15 years. Every gallon sold guaranteed. Wo oithor oontraot your work or sell you tho l'aiut and Cement. Our Paint and Leak Curo Cement, whon properly applied, will make a Hoof abso lately Water Tight and Hunt Proof. Equally good for Tin, Metal, Shlogles, or Corrugated Iron, Felt and Gravel K JO?H Painting KIIO?N of Public buildings a Specialty. OIVK us Youa PATUONAOK All Work Guaranteed ' Special Prices by tho Harret. Call On J. T. Douglas, Bonnottsvillo or add rocs McDonald Roof Paint Co.? Sumtor,S.C. Sept, I, 1905, von SA ii io. ATttAOT OK LAND Oar mile and a half liant of C io, containing Sixty Heven (67 ]) and one-half aorCB -50 in cultivation ann the balance cnn bo cundy cleared. Geed dwelling boase, Two tenant IIOUHOH and other necessary out. buildings. Prieo $f.o per aero, giving the privilege for any higher bids, Kor fidler particular see er write T. 1). DIUGGEHS, AngUHt 2j, 1005. Clio, 8. C. RENT OR LEASE. I desire lo rent or lease, from a Linee to a ton horse farm in Marlboro 'Nullity, within easy reach of tho Douri house. Itofcronco-Any busi less mun in Hennettsvtllo. Address ne, honnottsvillo, H. (). 1). D. MoDfJFFlR. Aug 7th. 1905. Practica! Pharmacist and Dealer in Nre ?rugs and patent Ked ie in es. i WE ?LSD ??RRY ? AND AMII) MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, \tLJST anti Fancy Articles, \>EllEUKMEltY, SOArS, lUS/IES, SrONCtES, 'A TI O NA It Y an tl SUl'VIAES Y PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES of all kinds, VARNISH and STAINS, PREPARED PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, LAMPS, SHADES, Etc. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. w*" Prescriptions carefully compounded al all flours and guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and ?>t reasonable prices. full line Garden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for past patronage youre for a prosperous now your. J T, DOUGLAS. luanu.y 1, 1905. AT TUB OXiD ??AUD E HANDLE BARGAINS TOO, NO USE TO WORRY, BUT* CO MK RIGHT ON TO CLAUDE MOORE'S IP YOU xrcr.A.sa'T * Dry Groofs, Clothing, Shoes, JSJotions And Fancy Groceries. Mt?T Fresh Wa tor Q round MEAL and HOMINY a specialty. ro Keep a full line in each Department and will fill your Wanta in each AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Mien you como to Town call and seo us. Phono orders in town delivered FREE, and satisfaction guaranteed, Call and see us-Neap Douglas' Drug Store. IIITTSV1L1? HARDWARE CO., -Hectdlc^iaarters OR HARDWARE Ol I?VI?RY DESCRIPTION. WE AUE NOW OPENING UP ONE OF THE LARGEST and NICEST LINES OF Buggies and Harness VER OFFERED ON THIS MARKET. Wi< mo h i - I) Larf?e Stock Si! ? W.,?,GiONH," . Ait a^io .mu aro tiiemiuie in position to make You very Close Prices, SEE VS BEFORE BUYING IT WILL PAY YOU. You will always lind our Mr. Tliroop Crosland at ur Repository, on north si<h: of Public Square, who ill gladly show you our lines and MAKE CLOSEST PRICE OSSIBLE. Very respectfully July 20, 1905. ?< 3 s 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ? 3 Our ISTG-W Line -THE DIRECT WAY --- JSTO'JEVJOtt, SOUTH . EAST. "WEST. BENNETTS VILLE & CH EE AW R. R. ?-AND S..J2 m? BO AMI JP AIR LINE RAILWAY. Loavo Bennettsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrive Choraw 8.10 p. ra. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at Choraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and West. Thc short linc and quickest lime to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, Rostou, Buffalo, Pittsburg aud all points North and East. Thc .short line and quickest limo to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South and West. Pot further information call?n J. T. MEDLIN, agent Rcnncttsvillo & Choraw R. lt.. Hcnncttsville, S. C., or address lt. li. IUI li KO I Ki HS T. P A., SKABOARD AIR LINK Itv., Columbia, S. C. I OHARLKS V. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A L, Ry, Savannah, On. jj? FOR HORSES AND MULES ONLY SMITH NEWTON, Bennottsville, S. C. MoCOLL DRUG CO., McColl 8. C.