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ii. A. HHO1VN - - Editor Friday October 13, 1905. (Subscription Prices Ono year.% 1.001 Six months.,.50 Three months.r.7 .251 . The Price of Cotton. Dan Sully says he expects the price of cotton to go to 14 cents before Christmas. We believe it can be made to go above ll, if our farmers will only take the advice of Harvie Jordan, Ed Smith and Sully, and keep it ol? the market for a few weoKs. Tho farmers hold the price ol' cotton in their own hands if they would only stop to think about it. PEN AND SCISSORGIiAPHS It ?H nniil that tho Clemson College boya (500 strong will spend tho entire week in Columbia Fair week. Tho people of Columbia are pro puring to entorta lu tho 500 delegate* lt) ibo Baptist StMo convention. President Roosevelt will visit Haleigh on the 10th, Columbia should have him on the 20th. Tho Maxton Guards and Maxton Lodge of M usons of Maxton, have ar ranged for a big Carnival and Pall I4 ?Ht i val, to bu held during the week of October 23d lo 28th. Tho Chronicle says lhat it ia cur rently repotted that H. W. Finlayson ia to return to Chcraw this lall and open up a large mercantile business with ono of tho best business men ol thal (own ns a pnrtner. Tho Edgelield Advertiser jay? th? Pililo of South Carolina up to dato hni borrowed $100,000 to defray tho tx penses of the government, and yet, whoi tho legislature meets next Jan nary you will (iud it making appro priations as if the State had money t? burn. Watch it. The British Government has been notified that Turkish bri gands have cut off an English man's ear and demand $5,000 for his ransom. What a line excuse for wiping out that blood thirsty set. A Call Meeting' Tho Hlockliolilcr8 of tho Cotton Wure , . i ITO urgently rcqiiCBted to Tuesday the 17th :?? C/Uui.. > .,< in ?'oloelr, ,? ni , tr ?'coi du ?clor? f. i h f.- o- .1 pan- V ord. r ,?. ?conro 11 All nt eek li old ern wi... .tent will plottHo ho wiro to givo Wi it ten l?hotl ty to eoino stockholder who will ho pre seul to represent thom. If Not A Member, WHY Not ? I was sorely disappointed on my re turn to Beiinettsville to lind thc Marl boro Division not lilied. Why so much hesitation concerning a brotherhood composed entirely of your own fellow citizens nod officered by ns puro and honorable gentlemen ns the world con ininti ? Why should this division continu* behind? Our plan is safe, and hm thoiuauds of ardent supporters ovci our country. This division is com po i t'd of excellent material and is in (int financial condition. Seo J. NV. Bundy MoColl, J li. Hubbard, Clio, Julian McLauriu Bonnettsville, or write J.F David and he will come to you nt youi home. T. W. Scruggs, ' Cen'l Agent. Havo Ono in Marlboro Clemson College will hold Farmers' Institutes ina number of counties this fall and winter. Those citizens win desire an Institute held in thur con* munity arerequested tosend their ap plications to J. N, Harper, Directo? of Farmerd' Institutes, donison Col lege, S C., not later than Nov. 1. Thc College now luis 20 varieties ol corn, about 30 varieties of colton and many oilier things (br the Professors to talk about to the farmers that will provo of profit to them. McColl 61 Hebron or Beiinettsville should gel together and have the Professors come over and bring their car of exhibits, rrrr ,.1'JJ.iiiiii . ? ,.u. Explanitory. Mr. Editor- Please allow me to stak through your coln mus th ' t I did s:i> "The only pay I received for writing "hail insurance" WHS the $2 member? ship fee;" and, inasmuch as the pres! dont of said association has public!) said that agents received commissions in addition, I must, injustice to myself thin publicly state that I never heard of "commissions" before I saw it pub lished in the other county paper 1 purpose, writing only safe and satifac tory insurance, ami If anyone foi whom I wrote aboye insurance is dis* satisfied with it 1 nm ready to return to them every cent of their mono . Respect ful I J Oct V 05, T. \V. Scnuuos. Still Chen por [usu rn HIT. Join tho Marlboro insurance Uro ft er hood at unco and help fill the first divisi tn, mid then we can organize 1 second division ami i! < roby give each member two ihousand dollars ?usu ra nco i 11 st cn tl of ono thousand ut prac t'icnliy no additional cost io members Brother Scruggs agrees lo give lo th? division all Hie limo he Cul) sparc iron his general work until lilied, ami then Continue thc StiporvisiOU the remain der of ! ii! lifo llojiopcs fo mcot hun dr? tis of h's friends here during COUrl week. Como prepared to join with your fellow citizens in their efforts nt se f help. ?? MATOH RAPES AT OHERAW. There will bo a "match race" on the Cheraw Race Traok on Thursday next October lihh. "B, & O."' Trotter, owned by P. B. Huntley ..Trilby," Pacer, owiMM] by O. F. Mooro Seveiul other running and trotting raoee will como oil ssino day. Admission 25. Ladios tree. Special train from Benuettsville aud return same afternoon. An Elegant Home Burned. On Saturday morning last about 7 o'clock tho palatial reside nco of Mrs. Capt J. C. Dunbar, two miles south of Clio was burned with most ol' tho contents. lt was one A tho prettiest country home? in Marlboro. Sparks from tlu stove chimney sot tho roof on fire. It is not known how much iiiBur anco if any was carried. Kev. T. >V. Scruggs writes insu raneo on such property for $3 75 pet thousand in ono of tho sa teat compan ies doing businois in this State. Heady For Tho Furniture. Tho magnificent now Hotel on tho Jennings corner, owned by Mr. A. J. Matheson, which has been in tho hands of tho contractor since last November is nt last completed and roady for tho furni ture. Tho steam and wator works aro ready for coupling, and as soon as tho furniture can bo pluced tho Hotol will bo opon od to tho public, which may be about two weeks yot. Tho Government has ordered that tho rural mail boxes bo num bord on oach routo and nemboring be done iu paint. This action was deemed necessary in order that there may bo no confusion in de livering mail to tho correct ad dress. BARGAI^JBARGAINS ! THE Excelsior Hardware Co., is selling their salvage stock at unheard of prices before mo ving back to Main street. They are located for tho pres ent on Broad street opposite the Presbyterian church. Everybody invited. WANTED. I desire to rent about 100 to 125 acres good farming land with good residence on same. Address "PBS DBE," Cure of Democrat, Ben ne tts ville, S. C. ENLARGEDPICT?RES. Djn't fail to nco or writo ino beforo placing; your orders for your PORTRAIT WORK W(?I. nnn.l.. . voo-o ^..?A.?Annft ?.r?il mi. Ueforo buying Life Insurance in vestigate the Annual Dividend Poli? oies of the "Penn Mutual." Instead of paying tho samo thing for 20 years let your Dividends lessen your prem iums eacli year. Wo can save you from $.> to 87 on each thousand. Perfection in Lifo Insurance Crosland ?fe Tyson, "The Insurance Men." COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AlOTICK ?a hareby given that tho Fall l^jj Torin of tho Court of Common Pleno tor Marlboro County will convcuo at Ben .lettBvillo Monday November 20, 1905, at io o'clock, a. m. All persons intorcfltcd will tttko duo notice thereof. Oraud jurors aro not required to attend. J. A. DRAKE, Oct 13, 1905. 0. 1. c. p. HURRY UP ORDERS. PK USONS wanting the "BREEDEN Fe LD!NO STALK CUTTER" on Truck Wheels will please put in their irders nt once, as I shall make only a i in i ted number. Otherwise orders may not he filled when wanted. Shall carry Cutters for wagon wheels also. W. M. BnKKDEN, Bennettsvillo, S. C., U F.D. 4. Oct 13, 1905. NOTICE. OPENING OF SCHOOLS. ALL thc Public SCIIOOIH in Marlboro co , which have not yot oponed, will open tn Monday October 30, or UH HOOII thereof ter an practicable. Tho County Superintendent's oftlco will ho open ovory day from to a. m., to 3 p. m., for two weelo), from Octobor 23d to November 4. After that dato tho olllco will he open aH ttfual, on Monday and Sat unlay of each week whilo tho public hohoolti aro in HCBHIOD. W. h. STANTON, Ohm'n Co, Hoard of Ed noat?on. Oct 7, 1905-3 E. C. MORRISON, - liKAI.Klt IN - Eloctrical and Plumbing Supplios. Elccti ic Lampo a Spooialty. Hanauer City BI e c t v i c Plant, ['hone 114. PcmiettHville, S. C. Jfeff- Report nil trouble with the Hues or Uroot lights to the above. Notice of Court. NOTICK in hereby joven that the Court, of Uoncrnl KORH?OIIH for tho County of Marlboro will convene at HonnottHvilto on the third Monday in October, next, shoing 16th day thereof) 1905, in and for tho county of Marlboro and State of South Carolina. All porsonn intorentcd will tnko due notice thereof. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court o? O. P. & G. S. For Marlboro Co., 8. O. Rcpt 15, 1905,-- im Still In Tho Ring. EDITOR MARLBORO DEMOCRAT .. Do?r Slr-I send herewith a ntateraont ta reference to yield of tho uottou tho aocd ??f which ! havo been aciliug ?ud pl&nttug for aovoral year* : 1213 Iba. of aced ootton giouod at tho gin of Driggora Uros., near Olio, and weigh ed by them. Tho balo was welghod agutu f?t Clio by Mut?T H K. McIntyre and O H. Woodloy public wellborn and woightd 540 Iba. not, waking nu nvorago of 45 Iba Lint to tho burulu i\ pounds aced ootton. lloapootfully, P. S. STUBBS. S&" SamploB of tho seed eau bo Boon at The Dorncorat Ollloo. Insure your (lin Houses ami ooo touts with Crosland ?fe Tyson. They linyo low rales in (Jiu Housed "a word to tho wise is suillcioht. Phone 212. CROSLAND & TYSON. "The Insurance Mon." WANTED-A 4 or 5 Horse FARM. Will lake on Shares or lieut, aud will ront <tock and feed. Addros? "G." Curo of ''Democrat,'' Bonnottsvillo. -? - ?- . Dit. Finn's ToBtimony IntoroatinR. Dr. Thomas Finn, ol Boonsboro, Mo., who has practiced medicine tor 32 years, says he has used every persenption known lo thc nrotession for treatment of kidney and madder disease, and says he has never found anything so effee tivc in both chronic and acute kidney and bladder trouble as Foley's Kidney Cure. It stops irregularities and builds up the whole system. A full lino of II J. Heinzs Co. Pickles Prosorvos, Ketchups, Sau ces, Jollies &c. at W. M. Rowe's. A Fearful Fate. It is a tearful tate to havo to endure tho terrible lorluic ol' Piles. "I can truth tully pav," WlitOS Henry (.'olson, ol Masonvale. Ia , "that lor Blind, Bleed ing. Itching and Ptotruding Piles. Buck* len's Arnica Salve, l.s thu best cure made." Also host for cuts, hums and injuries. ??5a at J. T. Douglas Druggist. MEN PAST SIXTY IN DAN OER. More than half of mankind over sixty years of agc suffer from kindey and bladder disorders, usually enlargement ot prostate gland. This is holli painiul and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney Cure should bc taken *t thc first sign o danger, as it corrects irregularities ami has cured many old men ol ibis disease Mr. Rodney Burnell, Kock Port, Mo. writes; "I suffered willi enlarged pros tate gland and kidney trouble tor year; and alter taking two bottles of Foley'.' Kidney Cure 1 led better than I have tor twenty years, although I am now 91 years old " For Sab: by Bennetlsvilli Pharmacy. JWBT' In order to make room, we will sell two Square Piano'? at Sacrifice, come at once. Strauss & Co. TO THE PUBLIC. I be? to inform my patrons and public generally that th? recent tire did not pul MIC out of bu>incHs-only my (Jun and Bioyclo shop was burned. 1 had moved mv Jowal ff ?nit tiixlri.it lino.? unmc time. Thc dewier. I?LV" For the present my Bicyclt and Gun Shop will be located in tin Market building, where my man wil be glad to eee you and fill orders. Heady for Your Orders. Tho Clio Novelty M't'g Works wil get up your Bill for Flooring, Ceiling, Germane Siding o? Weatherboarding as well ns your House trimmings Door, Sash, Blinds, Grills and Man tics, promptly and cheaply. See them lor anything in the building line thc) will save you money. County ol Marlboro- Court Common Picas. HENRY C. HERRING, Assign?e, Plain'?', -against Thomas Smith and George F, Avinger, Dof end anta, Copy Summons tor Relief, (Complaint not Served.) To tho Defendants, Thomas Smith and Georgo F. Avinger: You arc Hereby Summoned and Re Quired to answer tho complaint In this ne tion, which ia tiled in tho ofllco of thc Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas for tho said county in said State, and to servo a copy of your answer to tho said complaint 011 tho subscriber at bia office in Bonnottsvillo South Carolina, within twenty days after thc norvioo hereof, exclusive of tho day of mich scrvico ; and if you fail to answer tin; complaint within tho timo aforesaid, UH; pin in ti lt in thia action will apply to thc Court for the rulinf demanded in the com plaint. Dated September 27, A I) , 1905. Ti W. BOUClHBIt, Plaintiffs Attorney. To tte Defendant Thomas Smith : You will plonno take notice that tho Summons and Complaint in Ibis action han boon filod tho ellice of tho Clerk of the Court of ( .mn mon fleas for Marlboro county this tho 27th day of September 1005, and that at the expiration of the timo borein named in this summons judgment will lui domanded in accordance with tho prayer of tho Complaint.. T. W. BOUCIIIIOR, Plaintiffs Attorney. Rennettsvillo, S. C. Sept 29, 1005. FOR RENT. ON IO Tinco horse Karin about a mile from the town of Bed Springs, in good ?tuto of cultivation. Good Iranio house and other improvements Ono Three horse farm about, one half milo from thc town of Lumhorion, in a high state of cultivation Ono Four hors?) farm ?n the lower end of Robeson county, 00 Shoe Heel (.'reek, about 8 niles below Maxton and about 8 miles from Howland. Will ront any of theso farms for the yoar 1000, and for a longer period to par ties who are recommended as real gaod farmers, .For further information Apply to A. W. Me ht: AN, Oct 5, Lumborton, N. C. Baking Powe is made of Grape. Cream of Tartar. Absolutely Pure Makes the food more Wholesor and Delici FOR SAL ! 10,000 ACRES IQ APPLINO COUN; Good soil. Good wii Health. No bette bo had ia tho Sou io Ap pl in g county. TRA OT No. 1 -1470 cu ? cultivation Desi) in -tl in i $7,000-($5,01.0 CUNII bul TUA cr No 2 OOO t?c 1 cultivation Disboribt-.d lu .? $3,ooo. TRACT NO 4 -310 ao n formor nd. Prico $3,00 . Tn ACT Nu. 6-'200 nc n liaxloy, 60 norcB m cult; OB ir. round timber. Timbe .? $2,000. Price $3,000. No. 12 -150 noroH. p Bliip of Huxley. Ono f >d improvements, Prioo if No. is - 100 norop, ', x ley, 4 milcH fiom Sun lu cultivation. A bonutifu ie und two or throe plows. No 25-House mid 1 vi: of Huxley. Prioo $600 No. 30- i coo neron u tb o Altainnlm river io 1 Good Fishery mid steam pince. Squirrel, turki other gamo, mid tho make it a desirable pine mid model farm, Lan out from from river. Pr No, 33-'220.0 ncrcH, ley, 210 neros tu culli dence and ueoosaary out ti place for a town or n 00 to place. A good barun: 8(>,ooo cash, bniauoo 1 A No. 37-11 So notes, Neatly 1000 nares eau 1? ti va (ion Four tenant hi and u good 6 room resid? pince S miles from Surr Bristol. Price $10,000. i year S per cent. Pi ..VJ. ^. t>Ub uOios, 2 H herat, now county site of . So ncrrs in cultivation ; with red clay subsoil. W room le&idenuo, und all D< inga and tenant linus's. 1 fruits and grapes; good w und a desirable home, hi Price 3150; 1150 cash, lc second year. No. 43 - -Int) aeres, S ley, 4 miles from Surron cultivation ; timber cnoi ance of placo. A nargal School mid church near I Short options on nevon Correspondence solicite H. C. _> FOLEYSKlK Makes Kldneyn and I Notice of Dissolution of TH H copartnership lu between thc undersig lice of law lins this day mutual COnbont. Any p dcuiMid against the tiru preset)t saino for pay men thirty days to T. T, Ito^o linne blldlilCSS in the sam (hand retiring to open an in thu McCall liriok Row those Indebted to 11-1 lo n ?ooo as practicable. T. J. \ September 25. IQ05 Tin? Watch I - IS ONK Ol- OlMt S Won ?? s-'i.> ?.? ?ll a hy llaying tis t ? I'll um w i; !i a pair of Pure Cr We guarani00 t.. 1 ult ye mn ey-that's our Prices aro the I.OWCSt Iii st-ebon work. SAM J. ' J KW Kl,KR A Permanently located ni, li K N N KT TS VII. Tho Newton Tills. Those groat blooi regulators tiro k I M nil boro, h'or tho ol' Iiis customers ht Tow boxes at Ibis ol! they can gel thaw. NEW STOR?,! NEW GOODS! New Location! Everything New! .JF ITS NEW ITS HERE ! ?If its Stylish wo have it. New A Goods coming in daily. Wo extend a cordial^invitation to everybody to visit our storo, arUl compare our prices with others whether you wish to buy or not:* Perhaps it would bo to your advantage to got our prices before you buy ?ny way. Ifp everyone's duty to their ft rolly .md Wjt?k^'&?^ V^nT?r ftfcmu? oun ?rot thom the cheapest. Abb OUR GOODS WKUK ROU (HI C R Kb OR h THE ADVANCE, und wo aro goiug to ?ive cpu lins honolit. Wo have hoon ni tho woroantilo business for years and Ibo! .?^nkpOW our bumnoM pretty woll Wo know thal wo have tho O??DS TO GIV^ PULL VALUE lor your money. Wo buv for iwoSinro*. huvlnc lo larire nil; ditios. and know' that w.;? aro ia a positiou to SAVIO YOU MON ICY ON EV Mu Y ARTICLE YOU RUY. MOTHERS, Lookup th??, Winter Needs of that Boy of yours, and let us lill wardrobe before tho new goods are picked over. Just received a big lot of Boys lind Youths Suits, ranging in price from 50 Couts to ?9,00 per suit, i zzzLadies Dteess Goods.zzz Dross goods huyera will rcmeinh-r (hot wo ure Ilcuhpiartcrs for Everything in I (his lino. OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE iii every respect. Broadcloths - bluck.s, browns blues, crocus, tans, gurnet * oto , 51? inches wido, 75c und OOets tho vurd. All kinds Of Dress Goods cnn he lound hero nt lowest prices. Calico, 4, 5 and 0c per yard. Very heavy Sheeting, yard wido 6 Best quality Pee Bee Piai s at 6 cents the yard. Big lot of Outings, any price you want them-10c kind for 7?c. Percales, new pat terns and very desirable shades, 8?, 10, liiic. Large assortment of New Ginghams at He to lOcls the yard. Southern Silks, tho 10c kind for 8? to 1\ cents. Silks ! Silks ! No trouble to sell Silks. (Jooil qualitv of Silks in all colors, 3G inoh wido, our special price only 50 cent a tho yard, Pure black Poau de Soio Silk-a handsome value, 36 inch wide, thc $1.125 kind, special prieo par yard $L Also tho $1 .50 kind for $1.26, Taffeta .?ilks 30 inch wide wear well, guarautcod, all colora, $1 yd. LADIES BELTS AND HAND BAGS. Thc nicest line io Town and a large assortment to select from Billa from I OJ to $2 50 Bi?-) from 25 j to $3 Oioh. Shoes Sb.oeSi MEN& ??Tr\R15RANI)v,SIi0aS ARE, BE/TI ES! This is by far our strongest line. Where do you buy your Shoes t Have they been giving satisfaction \ If not, why not i We want, your shoe business, and in order to get it we know we have got to sell you Shoes cheaper than any else. We can sell you a nice Ladies Dress Shoe for 7f>o. A dandy for 1.00, and a Beauty for $1.20. We do not intend to make any money on Shoes this year, but we do intend to make ours the greatest shoe Store in the Town of Bennettsville. That's why we are going to sell you the shoes so cheap. We have by far the biggest line of Shoe in Bennettsville, and all bought before the recent advance in leather. Call and let. us prove it to yon. MEN'S CLOTHING. SUITS from 3.5? to $10.50 per suit. Men's Overcoats (rom 3.50 to 11.50. Just look behind our prices and you'll seo quality as well ns stylo. lt will pay you to call and look. This Stoic is abo Headquarters for Blankets of ntl lind rv?T A fl . ? rv ion) . I m J. O. TAYLOR & CO. Bennettsville's Busiest Store, where everything to wore is sold Durliugton Sirect, Next door to thc Patriok Grocory. MOVJES>. MOVED. m m m WE are now in the Store Room Between lsaacsohns and Miltie's Store, ^7*^ XX S3 Xl 3D We are prepare"! lo serve our Customers with Everything in a well Kept Drug Store. a?ont for WILEYS' CANDY. We solicit your patronage. BENNETTV1LLE PHA?^MASY Ll. ?. MATTHEWS) Mgr. CAROLINA-* .Court ol Cow? STATE OK SOUTH County ol' Marlboro mon Pleas. V, fi. Cb'URIE, Plaintiff, a ff ainsi Arah io Parkor, .lames Parker, Th om an Parker, William Parkor, Jody Paikor, mid Hortonso Patterson child of Nancy Parker, holm ut law ot .fohn Parkor, do ocuscd, Dofondants, Copy Summons, For Reli?f, Complaint not Si-rucd. TO TUM DlCKKNDANTd Aroldo Parkor, Jumos rallan-, 't'iiomas Parker, William Parker, Judy Parkor, und ?urtonso Pat? tor6011, chilli (if Nuuoy Parker, heirn at law of John Parker, deceased : You are hereby Summoned and rcqtiir ed to answer tho complain! in this action, which is hied in tho Olli 00 nf the ('lurk of thc (mun of Common Picas in and foi tho County ami State aforesaid, and lo servo a copy ol your answer to the said ( 'otu pint ii i on tho subscribers nt their of* fico io li EN NETTS VILLE, S. C., within twenty days aller ibo scrvico horoof, ex clusive ol'thc day of such service; ami if you fail to answer tho complain! withs in tho limo aforesaid, the plaintiff in this notion will apply to the ('omi for the roliof demanded in tho complaint. Dated May 15th, A, I)., 100?, (SEAL. I J. A. DRAKE, Clerk. TOWNSEND A> HAM ESR, Plaintiffs Attorneys. To Arduo Parkor, Jamo? Parkor, Thomas Parkor, William Parkor, Judy I'nrkor nod Hortomio Patterson, hoirs at law of John Parker, dooonscd : Please take notice that tho Sum mond Complaint in this action, wm fllod on tho 21 th day of May. A I),. Hui.) in (illiee ??I tho Ulork of the Court of CoinJ mon Pleas ut Benncltsville, in tho emin ty ol Marlboro in the State ol South Carolin ii. 'i OWNSfiND & HAMER, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Bennettsville, S. C. September i, looj. PROPERTY OWNERS PAINT YOUR ROOFS. DOOM Your Koot* I,??ak ? IM Your Hoof Itnsty r Preserve Your Shingles and Pro tect Your Hoofs by Using W. JAY lleOOX Y!,I>*S Patent Fire, and Waterproof Cement Roof Paint. Acknowledged by the known world to bo tho only Absoluto Prelector of Hoofs. Guaranteed to siop every Leak. Endorsed throughout tho United States by tboso who liftVO unod it for 15 yearn. Every gallon sold guaranteed. Wo oithor contract your work or sell you tho Paint and Cement. Our Paint and Lank Cure Comont, whoo proporly applied, will mnko a Hoof abso lutely Water Tight and Rust Proof. Equally good for Tin, Metal, Sbloglon, or Corrugated Iron, Eolt and Gravel Roof H. Painting Roof? of Public Buildings a Specialty. GlVK us YOU!? PATKONAOR All Work Guaranteed t ^' Bpcolnl PrioeB by tho Parrel. Cali On J. T. Douglas, Bonnottsvillo or add raw McDonald Roof Paint Co., Sumtor.S.C. Sept. I, 1905, A FOR SA Ii IO. TH ACT OP LANI) Ono milo and a half East of Clio, containing Sixty noven (f'7?) nod one-half aercH -50 in cultivation and tho balunoo cnn bo easily cleared. Good dwelling boUSO, Two tenant houses' and other neoosaary out buildings. Prioo $60 pt. ?010, giving tho privilogo for any higher bids, - For tailor purtloulnrn soo or w,Uo T. D. DRIGGER8, August 23, 1905. Clio, S C. - Soe HIV stock of Tobacco--| -- J. T. Douglas is agent for cheap by the box. li. Powers ' the McDonald Roof Pru nt. Practica! pjlarnwcisi and Beater in ?pur? ?rugs fand {patent ????[cdicines, WE! ?LS ? u v ? PAINTS, O?L8, T BKU8HE8 of all kinds, 2 VARNISH and STAINS, PREP A UK D PAINTS, WINDOW GLA8S, LAMPS, SHADES, Etc. SI A S DA li ? M El) I Cl ?ES, CHEMICALS, TOILET and Fancy Articles, VEREURMERY, SOAVS, BRUSHES, SrONGES, STATIONARY ami SUrrLiES <s^_ FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours and guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and at reasonable prices, A full line barden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for past patroimgo yours for n proaporoub bow ymir. J T, DOUGLAS. J ?utim-y 1, 1903. AT THU Ol?? ST/MW2> " WE HANDLE BARGAINS TOO, NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COME RIGHT ON TO CLAUDE MOORE'S lu? YOU .vv-^LarKrac Dry Qoods, Clothing, Shoes, JN otions *?? And Fancy Groceries. *6tT Fresh Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty, j Wo Keep a full lino in each Department and will fill your Wanta in each AT THE LOWEST PRICKS. When you como to Town call and soo us. Phone orders in towu delivered FREE, and satisfaction guaranteed. Oall and seo us-Near Douglas1 Drug Store. ISNNETTSVILLE HARDWARE C FOR HARDWARE OP MM DESCRIPTION. WE ARE NOW OPENING UP ONE OF THE LARGEST and NICEST LINES OF Buggies and Harness EVER OFFERED ON THIS MARKET. ia i_ll LOTS and aro Llxefolore in po^??^ tp n;uko You very Close Prices, SEE US BEFORE RVYING IT WILL PAY YOU. You will always find our Mr. Throop Crosland at Our Repository, on north side of Public Square, who will gladly show you our lines and MAKE CLOSEST PRICK POSSIBLE. Very respectfully July 20, 1905. Oj W I CD UL ur New Xjine I 3 ? p i ?8 m p i -THE DIRECT WAY BAST. WEST. BENNETTSVILLE & CHER AW R. R. -AND S?l.iBOAIin AIR LINK RAILWAY. Loavo llonnottsville *7.0G a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrive Chora\v 8.10 p. m. DAILY EXOKPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at Choraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and West. Thc short lino and quickest time to Wilmington, Chiirlotto, Atlanta, %b Raloigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Roston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East. The f-hort line and quickest timo to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa. Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South and West. Poi further Information call on J, T. MEDLIN, agent Henncttsvillo & Ohoraw ll. U.. Bonoottavillo.S. C., or address R. L. BURROUGHS T. T A., SKAUOAUD Am LINK RV., Columbia, S. C. OH All Ll? K. STEWART, A. ?. P. A., S.A.L, Ry, Savannah, Go. FOR HOR^ AND MULES ONLY SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, 8. 0. moCOLL DKUGr ??., McOoIl S. 0.