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'^'?'.'j.-.-?^U^?^. triday January 1% 1008 wor< One year. u ? no ?ix ?oHths.: ;:.: ? $ Three months[?S ;?? ( : . .~ > ; ; ^iJEfe??. hedy incl, in annual BWIC' ot?.-Tuotday at 1Hn>n. Although i:V session but a short tin... MU? ^oilered iu ino IK - -, legal railroad Tiro ':!.} f foth houses havX.fuM oukndars- tc tort with and inonyS0^'^' still to bo added. ^Vn"^ "Tho Governor iu his messttgo. hap one good suggestiou that constable,: iu dry counties bo selected by the people of the county. PEN AND SCISSOn&I?APHS Thoso who hayo boon patient in waiting for 12 cont cotton won't bc disappointed. Miss Alice Roosevelt gets mar ried on Saturday February 17th ' " 2 o'clock noon. To got, even with the markets, tlie monied mon of Wall Stroet are trying to start a panic. Senator Smiley Bingham oi Floreneo county, and once a candi plate for congress died on tho 4th. Tho list of contributors to the did Ol tllO Cotton Cl'OV.ku'H iiftSb elation coil t?tulos lo igt' v\. :/.;i|ljoline stoves continue' l.,o b?OW U)i c.vtA iii'. . ,UUCi j -I un 'i)'.1 ^ilvojtfised a's lief?; TKo Legislature met at noon Tuesday. Senator Hudson and tho Representatives wont over on Monday evening. E. W. Dabbs, has been olected fill tho vacaucy in Legislature lusod by tho death of Altamout toses in Sumter. L'ho Uuitod States Supreme f- lias decided that North Mr. H*u lovy a tax on the eleotcd^kmg Company and acclamations Mr. S.nlr.b bx. was manliest^jjitcndout8 of ventibn. TiitJtual meeting 'war. Mr. Mel/Sr Jfe adopted o lingtorji j ?heir opinion venti!C??"? 'not be 80nt t0 New ra they are eight years Uve QtaoOiling ?f fig"res since ?Ukcthat nearly three mil jla*'B have boen expended on oi?Hltate capitol building and j I i ft not yoi. corn pl < in il .i;:, fiatii??i/ior-v., cen?: ion. Thv '?oOf .'...lui O I. hoi' iTMm?!". * <">...? \)ll?]\ j?i\.^w. Qiuci Utttd) and a strong force of constables came to Marlboro via Cheraw on Tuesday of last week for tho purpose of raid iug the "line" bar rooms, but there they found the old stands vacated and tho whiskey moved across the lino into Richmond county. They light have known that before they for with Capt T. P. Stubbs on jin Brights ville no bar room this side of tho linc, ntly made to lo sv'ihe two slates ft |?uSrtese "lino" bars in Cji out as soon as the owners this to bc a faet they dusted a fer clime, of thc parties still resides in tnty, but his barn is over the Ie line running mid-way be ^IC barn and dwelling. The ^de.s however went to the barn vertue linc and found seven bar els of whiskey, but could not move any of it. The Florida Flyers Railroad officials have been busy . some time getting every tiling in I i for the annual race between aoat systems--thc ?outh?T?j W l?uT" Coast Line-from Bork to Florida, which takes jonis week. These magnificent ? j are palaces of luxury and ?;fs always great rivalry between :irec Systems, both ns to speed Yd equipment. The distance is a Little overa thousand miles and last Tear the speed averaged forty miles in hour, including stops. ?. . ?.1_I.. - .Annual Church Assossments. 'ho Methodist church in South io]Ina raised during tho year the following amounts for pauses stated: $2.308 30. J Claimants 10.624.90 ?ii Missions 17.509.52 iicstic Missions 14,628 45. ~^rillroh Extension 4 8G7.I7. Education 6.646 38. Minutes 1 802 34, 'Pajno and Lunn Inst, 567.33. ^'legates to G. Conf. U29.22. Total $57.923.61. Tho Assessments on tho South arolina Conference for 1906 arc follows : mps. iforenco Claimants cign Missions. WA tic Missions, n Extension, .iou. 2,856. 12.000. 19,288. Lane. 6.263. 8.251. 1,000. 751 Speoial attention Paid to Mill \ Ordore and KLxports-Prlcea \ Subject io Change Without S Notice-Code of 81 Used. 5 ? * ' I v ?.-V*.- .f / \- w^jp^yyv .1, & KY'iiltR'i'lv^^n^iidoni. , h .... v.,. ' i''< ' ' ' -,; 0tii''on ? JANUARY 4, 1906. Four ^New Firms. With Ihe new year four, new tiru s have been organized and are now do ing luminosa in our town. Three of them are composed of old residents of the town, ana -ho fourth residents of Darlington, v. ho have several brauch houses. 1st. The McCall-Weatherly Co., at the old staud of 0. 8., McCall- two ?ld "rehab es'' combined, who need no introduction. 2d. The Boouott?ville Mercantile Co,-W. 8. Mowry, ThroopCrosland - with W. Cook Breeden, manager This now firm occupies the Kirkwood corner recently vacatod by the C B Crosland Co. Ask Cook to tell you moro about it . '-hi. The ase.i .;./."<> Cut?)*-??.?.don ? .libre? old tucrohnnt? v cot.;;.'? -jr) to mais . ' .<."ue-: hil re iii th?Hl i i i . v > - - be'wee- Ekprrjij ? i& ?nd ; < nw 'i*. ton's 6.i??'koi< oti . Binnu tteyjrie Hin Co.. A ii . I e ld .! md-.. ? hat . .>. '- li I nut handlers of hardware who wi' up tho record for this House. A Severe Fall. On Wednesday afternoon 3d inst Mr. Howard Bounds a well known Lineman of the Bell Telephone Co., and while engaged in adjusting some wires at Chcraw in some way lost his hold and fell to tho ground 20 feet he walked to the exchange oflice inepito of his feelings and phoned to his mother that he was hurt, and iu a lew minutes was un conoious. Tho Telephone Com pany immediately furnished him with a nhvsieian who staved hy hho until dimmer wu" over. Jtio ww? brough* home: On TJ.?.nc>iday nu-i tha<. nig.hl regained ; i i w ?- j on Friday Wm .. .. . und j |?||Vi ... 'T^rt,'jV. li.'y V ? ..j<.weV?"o well vveryday, ou VVedno div of j ' i . ,.vue \\b\i ! . wal.'; hui ''till ! sulcrii.'f' Wit'i hir? vy.hl tittle anil.1 arm. Tho fall did not provo fatel j but was indeed a narrow escape. Gard of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Bounds take this method of returning hearty thanks to all who have rendered kindly acts in minister ing to their son Howard who was seriously hurt from a fall last week in Oheraw. Bonnettsville,S. C, Janury 9 1906. Tho Stuff Will Kill A two-and-a-half-year old son of Ed. Freeman of Society Hill, got hold of some whiskey hin father had brought home and drank so much of it that he died in 36 hours after despite all thc doctors could do for tho little fellow. It was expensive "christmas booze." Moved To Sumter. Mrs Moll io Coopo r and duugh tcr Miss Shuler, who havo boon living in our town for tho past two years, loft Monday for Sumter where t hoy will reside in tho future This most excellent family won many friends here who regret to lose thom from our town. Moved To Sumter County. Mr. R. S. Driggore of Rod Hill has moved to tho R. S. Brown place below Sumter. Moved To Marion. Rev. Rufus Ford, now pustor of thc Baptist church at Marion, jtuno over Monday and helped his family to finish pucking up and ind *on Thursday took tho fam ily with him to Marion. It was \ sad parting to one who had boon io long among us. Back To Murlboro. Mr. Henry Pariah, aftor fami ng several ycais ovor iu North Jardine, has moved to his old ionio in Hebron. Ho is now in tis 63d year and as healthy as ho ivor was. Wo oxtond hearty wol oinc to Honry. ?loved To Floronce. Mr. L, R. Kastorling ot Tatum ins bo^pfht tho J. W. King place icar Ebenezer, Florence county, nd has moved over. Mr. Dock Wood lo o t Rod Hill as moved to Fore nco county. .- Tho Domocrut returns hoar y thanks to Mr. J. T, Eason for handsomo Wall Calendar for 906. iififlnjj?unu WhoWwlo Grocers and ( W. S. KO WK. ?Sr DEPOT STREET, ail GOO I)8 O OUR DM. 1 ' fc We Can E .Marlboro A Fair Exohange. A mau who had purchased somo currant buns at a bakery was dis- ' tressed, on starting to eat one, to j find that contained a fly. Returning to tho bakery, says Harper's Week ly, ho mulo au indignant complaint demanding another bungin place of | tho inhabited ono. "I'm sorry, sir," said tho s?le9- ? woman. I can't give you another buu, but if you will bring back tho fly I will givo you a currant for it. Ohronlo Conntipntion Cured. one who sutlers Irom chronic constipa tion .'- " 'unger ol many serious ail vino Laxative Fruit Syrup i ic constipation as it aids di stimulates tho liver and ? inj; the natural action ol Commence taking it to? dil tcel bettor at once. La;x*wve Fruit Svrup docs not very pleasant .rs. For sale McCall's .'ont Lady's] nd tho Domo . .IV- JL 1 lu ll I I iv I ij Atlanta Consti tution and DEMOCRAT one year for only $1,75. This is the cheap est rending over oiTered. BEE'S LAXATIVTHONFY AND TAR CURES COUGHS AND COLDS How To Avoid Jfnoumonin. We have never heard of a single in>. stance ol a cold resuliing in pneumonia or other lung trouble wheu Foley's Honey and Tar has been taken, lt not only stops thc cough, but heals and strengthens the lungs. Ask lor Foley's Honey and Tar and relusc any substi ?ute of?cn:d. pr. 0. J.PUhbp ol ' ?hOvv Mich., Wi Hes: "> '?ave used l\> ? '? Hone j and Tar ir ihvee vcr) r.?ynid cases ol rt?riuh?obU' Syith good refills iii v:r\ osr." Foi sale by iJftiiuo.Usvdli; . ???? V:-:.ff ft ... , Sm Dowteil; . Vyii^l ia that ..MC?.V thu*, iv i U ie \A I"i.'iMt < :''* M:\ bvw'i:\\.uIt y iiithor an ari ti om 'Parsifal,' or BIIO has soon a mouse and is scared."-San Francisco Call. Poultry For Sale. Mrs A. M. Fletcher, McColl, lt. F. D. No. 1, has a fino lot of poul try which sho will sell at 12? cents a pound-All fine Barred Plym outh Rocks. If you want any write hor at once. THE OHICilNAIi. Foley & co., Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account ot the great merit and popularity ot Foley's Honey and Tar many imitations are offered tor the genuine. These worthless imitations have simular sounding names- beware ol them The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar is in a yellow package. Ask for it and ret use any substitute, It is the best remedy for coughs and colds, For sale by bennettsville Pharmacy. ManZan Pile Cure CURES WHEN OTHERS FAIL "Why," asked tho good Samar itan, "do you permit your wiio to take in washing?" "I wouldn't said tho man who was born tired, "only sho needs tho money to support tho family." -Chicago Nows. f^gr* Road every page, Yes, read every line, For by this gauge It may pay for time - Low ney's Chocolates and Cocoa nfc W. M. Rowe's Fiesh Buckwheat u?i? Maple Syrup afc W. M. Rowe's. - The community without town gossip is Uko a bald-headed man without a fly. fOimHOMT^TAR ?top* tl*? eougH and feoalslunrfa P.Mienco-"You sav they qiutr feled?" Pallico-"Yes; and sim rot tim id all his gifts. And wnat do fou suppose ho did?" Patience-"Can't guess." Patrio6'-"Sent hor half-a-dozen loxes of faco powder, with a note explaining that ho thought lu; iud taken at loast that much, homo vith him." TRESPASS NOTICE. \hli po 8on9 aro wno on any of ray Inndn specially hunting, outi i.'.ii; of tho pooalty for R. 1 W< .M<'V: i , tot??;, i 'j(.;ir}.T?H8. ->ion M. ?rosi?.!ont. Four Doors ? < Ht And to pay higj of Comm!* m ? Mo''A I !. You can apply ManZan > i ? .ic where the pam is It is pi t up BULO light lu COL lapsible tuhes with nozzle aUachnj ?,t < i introducing it. ManZan M stantly and cures all kinds ol bleeding, itching and protrii foi Sold by Marlboro Drug C!on\pap .t Coi.; Fho Insurance in our epooiulcy. Lito Ineura I tm to your intoroat to BOO wh Cn isl und & Tyson Phono 212 "The Ins . un in bl i no. piles portb)ted. offer, FOR SALE CHE Ar. < Ono two-horeo wag on, pr.? pno horso wagon, ono opon b' I Acme Guano D?8triV?iit(?ro, ono Lench Planter, one ht oi inule. Haye moro than ] iva ri i and will sell cheap. Thoa B, BWser, It isa pleasure to take ir, ijade'a Lit tie Liver Pills and enjoy lect upon thc liver. Sole b; Drug Co. Two (1res in Wost Bonnot whon and whoro thoy woro Who ooxt ?. Aro you insure CROSLAND*' & ,!".. u^y wi.. , '-' PU?, iq Kl ? "Tho Insu . t?&~ Pipos and Smokt endless variety can bo f< Douglas' Drug Store. upplieblki 1 ?i ,i r: Wo are now propai your country dwellings i perty. Seo when your and get our rates. CROSLAND <S Phone 212. '-Tho Ins U> .lllhUf .><!> p pro > Heady lor Your Ord Tho Clio Novelty M'i ;: get up your Bill for Floe " Germane Siding <fe Wen as wellas your House Dp. i ;......>, Blinds, .Gi th .. j', phipi. v um1 bhefipt). ?ive! loi inj hi ?. io tho buHdiiig !?. will save y >u moneys I - iv i l) i ridni ? the.' I0TIC? Of; FINA!. DISfiH?i ?t, KSTATIJ Ol? M, M. H li Sk' HAVING ab I i UIIIOO ot i (itv :,1 ip tb marlboro cor. Return us Executor of tho W Hcncgan, Notice in boroby gi ap|ily to Bald Court on tho 22 uary, 1906, for n final diso Executor. G. D. MAT, . Doo. 22d 1905 Qualifio I ] \. ? tbu da> '.'lill \. 'A. \ will WANTEI THE PUBLIC TO KNOW I prepared to THRASH PE uotioo at fair prlcoa mid Bath antced or 110 pay pay. I ca' Mra A. Y. Moore's Placo, R W. M. Nov. io Bouuettn E. C. WORRI - DKAI.BR IN - Eloctvical and Plumbin Electric LampB a Sp Manager City Mle eli Phono 114. Pcnnotta J86y- Roport all troublo wit Htroot lighta to tho above I hereby warn any nod all . hiring or harboring my wifo / three children, Martha aged I and Lizzie nged 12 yeats, who for no piHt CHUKO and aro nov from my homo. I will prose who violates thia notico aftor STACY Dunbar, Dooember 4, 1905. Warning No ALL pomona aro hereby treppaaa in any nimmer my lands in Marlboro county, n grazing atnok, cutting bauld g willi ?log and ?un I will 011I against all who violate thia nc Deo. 5, 1905. LEWIS MEW PURNI Like wo aro now offering doubl od ly Tine HRST 1 as to PRICK in thc whole Then again, price isn't all : fini ri ' . o '. ' : ' o I ? ? . '.O'-. . i -l, and no ita] by . ? Nitro to <.! Sod n j Muriato of * j Pot ti eh, Kai nit-, und J . |ohU r? in A li irids bl < 2 J/' 01 lil'/01*0. Av #*?v'iifvw<'V v - v w v v ? W '? jfVii v *. L. KIRKWOOD, Seo. and Troafl. Post Office, and ready prioes for Cotton, Company? K HOW, South of Post?nico. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. ESTATE OP Scirio DOUO?JAB. HAVING filed io tho Probate Judge'? ol fico of Marlboro county my flual ro turo RB Administrator of tho Estate Scipio DouglaB, Notice ia hereby given thut I will apply to eau! Court on tho 22d day of Jan uary, 1906, for u final diBohargo ns euoh Ad mluiHt rater. A J. M AT II ES ON, Deo. 22, 05. Qualified Administrator WHAT ABE YOUR EYES WORTH Without Properly Fitted Glneses? You should call nod hn\e thom ex amined hy us with our now Electric j Eyescopo. No chargea for oKnmi nation. Our entire Optical Parlor is so completo that we eau (it and please every patient. SpecUl attention given to fitting glass es for your children S. J. PEARSON, Jeweler and Optician. Speoials at Moore's. Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 for] 35 Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good. Frosh jelly-assorted-only 10. Armour's. Sausage in tomato sauce only 10 cents. Heinze's White Wino Vinegar for pickling. Flowers 1 Flowers ! Mrs. JnoS. Moore lias afine lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, "roll vnnlnrl f/Tlftt ~V. o .3 or.* ?.00 ff) \ - . m Fi IM? Watch nr.i-im?i'iiij? - IS ONE OF OUlt SPECIALTIES. - Weak FycH rtltule Strong, y Haying UB to Flt your Bye? up with a] with a pair of Puro Orystuliue Lenacn '0 guarantoo to Bult ytu er refund your] mo ey-that's our pinn, '/'lei's aro tho Lowest consistant with ti rut-cl io's work. SAM J. Pf.ARSON. JEWELER AND ?IMOIAN, ormanontly located at BTB N N KT TS V I L L E , S. (J. Tax Returns OKPIOB OV AUOITOU MAULUOUO Co , Ronnottavillo, S. C., Nov 30, 1905 lOTICE ?B hereby ?iven that tlitH Ofilco \i will bo open from January int to Fob lary 20, 1906, inclusive, for tho purpr.HO ! rooeiving tho returns of tho tux payers ' Marlboro county. All perBOUH liaviug propnrty in their poR ettlou nH owner, or holder, or lniHband, trout, gua. lian, IrUHtoo, ndmiuiBtrntor, counting .HioeT, agent, attorney or factor 1 tho fi it day of January 1906, aro re ired to lint tho Haine lo . taxation within 0 time requited hy law, or incur thc pon? y of fifty per cent, which attaches in 30 of failure to do HO. PlOUBO taite notice niuo that thin in the 10 for tho ro urn of all lands, lots, lu t real cHtato of evoiy kind, with all hiing thereon. In listing Town property h lot with improvements must bo listed arni ely. Ainu return county property In atevor township it may bo loot tod. Chere in a POLL TAX t>f One Dollar laid j >n all undo persona botwon tho agos of and GO yeal?, except tlu.HO who are | teed and unable to carn a BUpporti 'hero ?H alan a "capitation tax" of fifty ta lavied on all dugs !'hc Auditor or an Assistant will nttond ho following plsOOS in tho county on dnj'H named for tho OOnvoniooOO or tho lie : Hill, Mandeville, January 22d 1906 Hill, Monheim, 23d 1906 vnsvillo, Bflstow's Storo " 24th 1906 ron, f lamer's Store, " 25th 1 <>o61 Bluff, Bluff Mills Storo " 26th 1906 " 27th 1906 m, " 29th 1906 oil, " 30th 1906 tonvillo, Adams' Sloro, " 3iBt 1906 'itHville, Goodwin's Mill, Fob'y 1 1906 hvillo, Grant's Mill, Fob'y 2 1906 Y Office in lionuottHvillo will bo open roluru at Ol." ubovo m.' iomm< 'dated. H i v.tii,' UOMV? .?">." ,mS ASSOCIATION. Ai :. cul) meeting of tho Man I ?oro cotton association held in thu ('(lint .Uou.se J ;\n, 1st (O'?tl. ?l.M following r?solutions were oli?retl <i?d utssed. Pi rs fr that th?? na . ach pe.uoii and the amounts' given by them bo publi?U?4 frn' ?om weeks in both of tho county pa pers. Second-That each farmer pledge themselves not to plant any more acres in cotton in 1900 than they did in 1000, and thal they will not increase their fertilizers. The President Maj. ll. M\ Peguos also requests those agents that were appointed to collect the 3 cents a Dale tax to continue the canvass and make their reports and turn over the money collected to the Seo and Treas, by the iirst Monday in February. In making put the list of contributions if there is any body's name left ont, If they will imform the Seo. and Treas and give him their name ann amount he will add them to the list every week until the iirst of February. The following are the names and amounts, of the contributions: Pion. J. N. Drake, Mujor R. M Pegues, Hou. J. Lt. McLaurin, T. S. and E. W. Evans 0 P Hodges, Col It C Mein tyro, J B Green and Sone, Beunottsville Mercantile Co. McCall-Weatherly Co., Pegues Company, H. H Newton, Charles Crosland, J T Douglas, T W Bouchier, D D MoColl, A L Calhoun, Jr., E Sternberger Co, J H Bennett, D McQueen, W M Evans, O B Crosland Co , I* A Hodgos, J F Everett. D D MeColl. Jr.. Edwin Weatherly, P A McKollar, J T Breeden. E L Hamilton, Fuller Brothers, J P Edens, W P Breeden, R K Breedon, H W Carroll, John Barrontino, J C Covington, A L Calhoun, A W McIntyre, W M Myers, H Kemper Covington, E W Breeden, J O Taylor, S J Pearson, Dan E Odom, Leopold Strauss, Bunuettsvillo Pharmacy, H G McColl, II S Grant, Jacob Jsaacsohn, E W Smith, Tom Evans, Dr C S Evans. L 1) Bundy, T. K. Adams, R. H. OK eal, J. T. WTitinker, R. J. Rogers, W. Z. Rogers, E. J Bruce, $ 60 00 J T Stanton, 00 00 AC MoRae, 60 00 J C Meltae, 60 00 Joseph Parker, 60 00 J B Anomoue, 60 00 DM Edens, 60 00 Aobury Powers, 60 00 Cash, 50 00 W lt Stanton, 60 00 J C and H C Campbell, 25 00 Alex. T Odom 25 00 J L Napier, 25 00 J T Bngman, 25 00 OD Brigman, 25 00 Robert Hooks, 15 BM Hodges, 15 J P Hodges, 10 J lt O'Neal, 10 LP Stubbs, 10 M lt Stubbs, 10 Albert E Pearson, 10 T T Taylor, 10 DC Stubbs, 10 Capers David, 10 A M Fletcher, 5 00 A P Williams, 5 00 M W Liles, 5 00 Louis Stubbs, 5 00 AP Adams, 5 00 It J Adams, 5 00 Chas T Hamer, 5 00 Theo. L Breeden, 6 00 Uppor Smithville, 6 00 C I Sherrill, 6 Jamos Webster, 6 John D II ay es, 5 P J Huestees, 5 Robert C Coxe, 5 John Wise, 3 M A Hunter, 2 50 Will Adkison, 2 50 J J Hood, 2 50 C S Williams, 2 50 A L McCaBkill, 2 50 Dr. Chas May, 2 50 B II Covington, 2 25 F B Whittington, 2 00 D Hyatt, 2 00 Johu Riley, 2 00 Jonathan Adams, 2 00 E A Coxe, 2 00 W. A. nud W. B. Rogers, 5 00 Hugh McCollum, 4 00 Johu W Wallace, 3 00 J. D. Wu lince, 1(0 Doc Thomas, 1 00 J P. Tart, 50 J. F. Sturgess, i" W " Belford. 00 00 50 00 76 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 25 27 2 50 3k56 7 94 25 5 65 36 12 66 50 1 36 1 20 48 50 00 25 00 1 4 1 4 30 00 2 00 50 25 55 75 50 40 25 1 00 50 30 75 1 00 50 20 80 1 15 25 25 00 8 12 00 00 25 00 00 00 I \ ['EGUES, President O ..ft. . *;'ieoret?v;v;....M,i ? tmv?w, liL?^. "J H Our DKTo-^v JLJXJLX? -THE DIRECT WAY 3SrODRLJ?I3:, Tpn A caryi BENNETTS VILLE & CHER AW R. R. SJE*???OAttlP AIR LINE 1UILWAY. Loave Beunettsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. in. Arrivo Cheraw 8.10 p. m. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at Choraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and Wost. The short lino and quickest time to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Richmoud, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East. Thc .-hoit lino anJ quiokost (imo to Columbia, Savannah, Jaoksonvillo, Tampa. Montgomery, Now Orleans and all points South and West. Foi further information call on J. T- MEDLIN, agent Bennottsvillo & Cheraw R. lt.. Bennottsvillo.S. C., or addross lt. L. BURItOUOBS T. P A., SKAIJOAHD Am LINK RV., Columbia, S. C. CHARLIES F. STEWART, A. G. I?. A., S.A.L, Ry, Savannuh, Ga. p Ashc raft's Condition Powders Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It does this by first thoroughly cleansing the system o? all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, thereby creating solid muscle and fat. Horses and mules improve in appetite and spirits after the first few doses, thc hair sheds, and the new coat is always sleek and glossy. Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses, without "filler," and good for horses and mules only. It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the formula; of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's experience. It is easily the foremost remedy in its class on the American market to-day. Price 25 cents package. SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C. MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll S. O.Z U?lt B. D. MOORE'S STABLES When in Want ot Teams for the Railroad - or a - 3Ci ?j 4 the Country* y to serve Calls for Teams. XSSHHBHHHHBIHB FIRE I_ FIRE! -Winter is Coming-r PTOTECT YOUR ROOFS From Fire and make them Wa ter Proof and Preserve Your Shingles also Tin, Iron, Paper Roofs by applying W. JAY MCDONALD'S Patent Fire, and Waterproof Cement Roof Paint. $181,000 dollars worth of property saved in Bennettsyille from ruin; by the use of the above Paint. It DOES NOT COST you a FORTUNE to Paint your Roof. See McDONALD or \V. P. BRFISDEN, Jr., and let them Examine Your Root or make prices. Full explanation given in a. personal interview, or by letter. /'Special prices'T by the Barrel, We are how manutactu ring this Paint in Benneltsville, S. C. Address all enquiries to McDonald Roof Paint Co. Bennottsvillo, S, 0. 8?y~ Don't forget that I have a nice largo Refrigerator in which to keen Butter, i^hecso, Lard, Fruits and oil perishable goods fresh and cool during tho .'summer months. W. M. Rowe" WARNING NOTICE. ALL peroone aro warned against trespass incr in any manner upon any of ray laud or hu-dr. ?iftdit .wy.e?rdi'Oll either by >vai?<- ' iiifr, riding, / iiuhur, linu'.i'ii;., hunting, Sah voir pru*f?? atente, ot oshot,.tfeje, ohdoV1 ?lio d.on/dtier of the iu v, LljllEIli,.|blll,l?||EE FOR SALE1 Parties in want of first class Lumber can get it from A. J. JONES, Oct 18. Blenheim, R. F. D.I. THE NEW YORK WORLD Thrioo A Wook Edition. Tho Most Widely Read Newspaper in America. Time has demonstrated that the Thrice a-Week World stands alone in a class,-. Other papers have imitated its form but no t its success. This is because it tells it impartially, whether that news be po? litical or otherwise. It is in tact almost a daily at the price of a weekly. In addition to news, it publishes first class serial stories and other features suited to the home and fireside. The Thrice a Week World's regular subscription price is only $1.00 per year and this pays lor 156 papers. 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