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?. A. BROWN * A a fautor " Friday Marou 9, 1908 ISwbscrlptlon Prlett One year..$1.00 Six months.60 Three months.25 Cotton Growers Association. Upon tho failure of President Harvie Jordan coming to address) tho people of Marlboro on the 5 th, there waB uo mooting of tho As sociation, but it was arranged that Col. R. M. Peguos prosident of the County Association attend the j Mass mooting at Florence on tho Vtli, and thore make arrangements with Mr. A. B. Stuoky, tho Dis trict Orgauizor, io visit our county ut the earliest dato possible and address the pooplo of Marl bo re, of I which mooting duo notico will bo given in the papers. The pooplo of tho county are ur god to come out to this meeting, and it is especially urged that 'ivory member of tho "Organizing Committee" of each township be prosont to assist in outlining a un iform polioy of organization. A lotter from Prosidont Jordan vas received begging all farmorsj to "hold tho spo s tight," and force tho market up. Also to "hold down the acreage of last yoar at[ 'oast ten per-cent sud increase tho food supply crops." If this is done *.ho day of 15 couts cotton is noar| .it hand. PEN AND 8CI880RQRAFH8 The United States Court con ened at Florence Tuesday. A school for printing will pro ably bo added to the list of toch . ical schools at Clemson. Rev. H. G. Scudday the great revivalist is in Columbia doing a great work. The big building used by the I Seaboard for its goneral offices | t Portsmouth Ya., was destroy by fire Sunday. Lieut Goneral Schofield died at St Augustine last Saturnday. i he remains were taken to the Arlington cemetery. 2,000 Jews from Russia arrived iii Now York Friday after having} been detained a long time in i Camburg for inspection. Moridian, Miss., was swept by cyclone on Friday last which ausod tho loss of 150 lives and wo million dollars of property, A now way of getting rid of J boarders is to go after thom through the transom. Hasty's) '.eionco in a murder trial at Gaff ney. 'lM,o-' - iii ... i t J>>"M i ri . . ?i.uk>l>j, uto vxaiiuoy ilotel man who killed two of his guests has been tried, io mid , uilty, and given a life sentence whicp he richly deserved. Statistics show that the boll wee il destroys ten million dollars /orth of cotton annually and that ?t moves eastward about fifty ailes a year. We hopo these peats will stop vhon they reach tho Atlantic. Eleven-cent cotton and goneral prosperity do not. justify a farmer in making his fertilizer bill too argo. Tho more economy practi :od tho better off ho will bo next all. Kussel 1 Sago, tho Now York multimillionaire who is ?aid to bo 0 closefisted, is creditod with say ing this : "In tho home only is .hero truo hapinoss. it is there a nan's best ideas got their birth and grow. Tho tender caro of a j.iood wife is the finest thing in ire world. I The privilogo tax Bales show ,] hat tho farmers of South Caroli a have purcliasod to date moro han 80,000 tons moro fertilizer 'bau during tho same period last ear. This indicatos bigger crops f some sort. If all this fortili ir goos under cotton there is oing to he a squeeze to got tho 1 lonoy to pay the fertilizer notes Ilia fall. A big crop will help io speculators and mill mon de press tho price. IRE AT TATUM. On Monday morning about 4 i clock the large barn and sta ges of Mr. .). A. Stanton at '.I atum were burned, together i*ith three valuable horses, one of Which was valued at $400, is carriage, two buggies, a car . ad ol' hay, lot of corn, and ther property. Matches, rats, or combustion, not known bich. He had a small i ns ur ace of $200. . donday In Mardi, A large crowd came to town Monday, the most of them ex pecting to hoar Harvie Jordan but he failed again. However meeting of tho Cotton Grow? era was hold a report of which jp ppears elsowhere. The stock market was crowd . d and some sales made. The exhibits of poultry by Messrs ii. A. and .1. S. Covington, E. C. Newton and J, M. Moody ?vero good and all made sales. The ( >wd was an orderly one (ind vory many spent tho whole ??ay. DOTS PROM HARMONY. Mr. Editor-Aa WO havo nothing iront our section r icontly we will irv end give you a tow dote. Far mo rs are busy preparing for ono th or orop. We think choy oxneot to ant lee cent for their conon, There will not bo 1 a largo corn orop planted, but moro oats than usual this year. Miss Cora Ethel Clark spout last wook with hor cousin Miss May Clark. Mrs Ann Conner, cf Dillon, is viotiicg relative? and friends in this oommuniiy. Mr. John U. MoDaaiel, who has boon no vory siok for sovoral wcokn, is conval escing, much to tho delight of hia many frionas. Mrs Elizabeth Quick, ono of our oldest and boat women, is etill seriously ill. but is thought to bo better at prosont. Our young people gathered at tko homo of Mr. J. T. Clark ou Sunday afternoon and had a pleasant (imo Hinging. Miss Susie Covington, of BonnottavHle who is teaching for us, is doing fine work ?moog our litt lo folk*. Hbo io a young woman of noble qualities both of heart ?nd mind and has mado many fr io ads in our midst. Sho gove two cntortatmont* duing tho month of February-ono ai Harmony aod ono at Clio. A small ad* mission foo was charged for tho boDofit of hor school-room. Wo loam that euffioiont funds woro proourod, and o very ono who attended was well satisfied that his timo aod money waa woll spent. TWO FARMER BOYS. March G, 1900 CUPID'S WORK. Died at her home on tho Chora w ] road near the Fosterling Mill, after a short illnoss, on Sunday morning last about 10 o'clock, Mra Anna G. Eas terling, beloved companion of tbe late Robert C. Eaaterling. These two big hearted and generous men.her? of society were willing instruments in doing all tho good that was in their reach. Their home was distinctly religious and proverbial for ito hos pitality to all. Sho leaves one sister, Mrs B. E. Mooro, several brothers and a large family connection to mourn her loss. Tho funeral services were hold at Oak Ridgo cemetery on Monday after noon, conductod by ber pastor Kev. E. M. McKiasick,?Bsiaied by Rev. F. H. Bhuler and Rev. T. E, Morris. *** The romains of an infant babo of Mr. and Mrs W. B. Frasor were brought over from Darlington Fri day afternoon to be laid to rest in tho family lot in Evergreen cem etery. The sorvies wero conduct ed at 5.30 by Rev. Chas, A. Jones of tho Baptist church. The fami ly have tho sympathy of their many friends in Bonnottsvillo. *** Died in this town at tho Hotel Marlboro on Friday morning last, March 2, 1906, after a protracted illness of consumption, Mr. Boyd Hamer, son of tho late Thomas Hamer of Tatum, and a nephew of Mr. B. F. Hamer. He was a splendid young man, of ?ne qual ities of head and heart, and when stricken down was working at tho Hollis Wholesale Grocery. He loaves a devoted mother, three iv' - \ -. ( abd it host ol . ; I'3d h 'hf to- ' ere tjtud 1 > ivu \ak Midge cemetery on Kathi ? il.*. <' omi ht; ,.<d v) -\.<'k vvith ~j Marlboro I Lodge No. 88, A. F. M. BEE'S LAXATIVE HONEY ANO TAR CURES COUQH8 AND COLDS Gentlemen of The Jury, Tho lollowing is the Grand Jury for 1906 and the Petit Jurors for the March term of tito Court of General ? Hessious : GRAND JURY FOR 1906 II. B. Freeman, J. M. Jackson, li. A. Hamer, W. W. Parham, G. R. Welch, J. T. Bundy, W. B. Pegues. T. K. Adama, W. R. Parker, J. R O'Neal, Eli Willis, Sol. Brown, W C. Smith, H. L. David, J. Thad Quick, D. P. McQuaige, C. C. Quick, M. E. Brigman. PETIT JURORS MARCH* TEHM S J Alsobrooks, J HonJy Stanton, Samuol Oakloy, Robt C. Coxe, A h Parham, Wm. McCollum, W P Breeden, D W Weatherly, J E Powers, Elmore Allen, ll S Grant, J D Edens, Sylvester Bennett, II. C. Campholl, W L Webster, C. T. Mooro, 0 W Odom, F il Ivey, Chas. Coningham, W D Jenkins, John W Bowyer, A L Calhoun, Jr. J T Breedon, W T Willis, J II Harper, E W Smith, C A Brown, J D Mooro, Durham Hyatt, T M Adams, J A David, W C Barrington, W K Bethoa, A B Hamer, R T Weatherly, F. Monning, Sr. CHATING CARNIVAL FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS. Tlie Carnival for Friday night of lliis week will be givon for thebeneilt of the Murchison Gru eled School Grounds. Uuit|ue Costume and Fancy Skating. Przes will be given for the bost represen ti ve costume to boys and girls under 12. The child ren nave learned to skate re markably well and we are sure that if you will come out and bring your family you will en joy yourself. Admission 25c Children 15c. Sad Acoidont at Marion, Mr. J. H. Fyans, a prominent attornoy at Marion, and a cousin of Hon. John Gary Evans, whilo sitting in a socond story window ot tho McMiilon building on Fri day night last talking with a friend in nomo way lost his balance and foll to tho stroot bolow striking on his hoad and concussion of the brain was tho result. Ho is still critically ill. It is always well to obtain what one desires, but it is bet ter to desire only what one can obtain. DOTS FttOM ?R0WN3VILLK tt?pptfainfr Anion* tito ?>?oplo tit 'I'liln Prosporous Township. Mr. EDITOU -News is very scarce in our section nt this time. Oar farmers aro hard down hauling fertilizers and preparing for another crop. Grain is doing well. Mr. J. T. Brigman has made ?reut im provements on tlie Henley place since he carno in possession. Mr B. is a cracking good farmer. The contractor is pushing the work on the new parsonage at Bingham, and we nope it will soon be ready for our preacher. Mr. J. W Gunter made a Hy ing trip to Marion laot week on business. , Mr. R. L. Bennett of MoOoll Sassed through our section one ay labt week on business. Bob is a hustler. Mr. A. B. Bryant of Rowland spent Inst week In Brownsville with his sister Mrs. J. H. Oarabo Sr., and friends Glad to report that Mr h. C. Oarabo of Blenb ?im is improv ing from a sovete caso of pneu monia. Mr. J. L. Sawyer is the hap piest man in Brownsville. Sa ye cotton may go to 40 cento or fall to 8. it will cut no ice with him. March fi, 1906. J. H. C. ANNUAL INSPECTION. The annual inspection of the Bennettsville Guards will take place here 7th of next month. Capt Dan Pate has a good com pany and those young men not! already members should see him and get in the line of pro gress. For Tho School Boys. Two boys wont to market with 60 ducks. Tho larger boy took 30 of tho largest ducks and sold them two for $1. The smaller boy took thc remaining 30 ducks] and sold thom threo for $1. They received for their ducks $25. When they got homo they told their father thoy sold their (lucks nt tho rate of five for $2 and gave him $24. Explain how it was j possible for tho boys to make tho dollar by this transaction. What Wo Should Learn. The greatest lesson needed by mankind is economy and laying up during wage earning time for after years. Tho next best lesson is that manhood does not need nor want any Individual favors or support from its follows, which are ?jot universal and voluntary.-W. R. Williams, Indiana. |IahV bolutuOet \mn cot ? io ou t "i Iv.M hoad to top h i niki nbi ut. - f l i.-i (oct to I rani pied ur??h y hbo; bili oui. ? illili sido to bo o il -.Mtt) hihi litidor his tirm t oe protected, and near his heart to be loved.-Mathew Henry. Bonnettsville Mercantile Go., Agts for The celebrated Cotton Dropper. Guano Distributors. Home made Virginia Lard. Kingan's Hams. STARVING TO DEATH. Beeauee hor stomach wo* HO woakoncd by uselo?s drugging that BIIO could not cut, Mrs Mary H. Watora, of St. Clair at , Col urubuH, O., waa literally ntarving to (loath. Sho writes : ''My stomach waa so vory weak fiom ?nele i diugs that I could not oat, and my norvos so wrecked that I could not sloop; and not botoro J was given ap to dio wns I induced to try Electric Rittern with tiro wonderful result that improvement began at onoo, and a comploto euro follow ed/' nest hoa'.th Tonio na curtin 500. Guaranteed by J. T. Douglas, druggist. MOT Those Grit and Shell Box es at The Feed Storo aro "Dandies' So aro the Drinking Fountains. WELL WORTH TRYING. W. II. Brown, tho |iopulur ponsion at torney, of Pittsfield, Vt., Buys : "Next to a porndon, tho best Hiing to got is Dr. King'd New Lifo Pills, Thoy koop my family in splendid health." Quick euro for Hcadacho, Constipation and biliousness. 2?0 at J. T. Douglas's tl rug storo. ?fiy* Bran, Shorts, C. S. Meal, Cooked Cow Feed-all milk pro ducers, at "Tho Feed Storo. O. B. Burhuns Tostilloa Altor Four Years. (i. B. Burhans, of Carlisle (Jenter, N, Y., writes: "About four years ago I wrote yon stating that I had been en tirely cured ol a severe kidney trouble hy taking less than two bottles ot Foley's Kidney ('ure. It entirely stopped the brick dust sediment, and pain and sym ptoms of kidney disease disappeared. 1 un? glad to say that I have never had a return ol any of those symptoms during the lour years that have elapsed and I am evidently cured to stay cured, and heartily recommend Foley's Kidney Cure to any one suffering bom kidney or bladder trouble." Bennettsville Phar macy. BARGAIN ill VOIL FOR SALE--185 Aero? of Land at Os borno, N. C., on main lino of Seaboard Air Line Railroad, joining tho Depot Lot with plenty of frontngo on Hui bond track for any kind of manufacturing Plant. Good water powor within 200yards of Depot. Ginnory completo with machinery almost now. 30 inch Turbine Wator win el. Bot of Mill Rooks. Good 4 room hotiHO, barn, outbuildings. Some timoor and lot? of wood on it. Tho not inoomo from tho gin nlono will pay interest on doublo tho amount that tho wholo e.m bo bought for, Apply to T. 8. GREEN, March 8, 1006, Hiokory, N. C. gau or of Johu D. R.i iu tV.il ?r, bul c ?overul large fortune;. lt?\ o been J ] j meut iu bringing to point .ii .01 lit ( lion and doveloping tho. p r. fl liol t known ns "BHOMONIA." < Tho p.esent company, a fte! ? long ? and todious litigation, have nc quired j all right and title to tho trade mark "Bromoniu,'' anaets and good v. '.! v%c In a comparatively short tim. ?j?<). monia will be known everywhere, evou to tho remotest parts of il e e' inned world. Tho proof of tho purl' if', it ?" . !?' eating. Tim more sit inion t thai "Bromonia" is euch tro ondeua o/Ii. oaey npd so beneficial t it lt slioitld be in the home of oitiaeu In lim eivi Hised is not enough now* aya to con? vince the Sceptical public deluded UH it has been in iii- past by if myriads of fakers and hearties* ibfti'latnn^ who have takin (lu: publb ; mopey in exchango for dangerous insidious aud habit forming drugs. 'ho iu valid io these enlightened day? vant some evidence of sincerity he pi , the owner of i\ proprietary unod y be fore invesling money Wo propose lo 3ce thal q j'ry ct viii zed human a h ?(. who do s lu try our remedy al 001 1 ;peu t* can do so without one ce , i o? i -1 \ 0 are oap itttli/.ed ot Pour >)<\,,< o i this amount b ing hought ieee ir; in order to cam out citr I Read tho foll ?wing cai efl. If you have consumptio . s inn | of the contagious forms oft poi oni:ig we cannot cure you. cl.on'1 pretend to cure you. {OM I ?the i individual treatment of sk i 1 1 ed pi cialiet ; but if you are run general health, if you have lysji aro subject to fainting spol 8 lt vi tiu to insomnia, biliousness, kidney . liver trouble, catch cold telly I your system is in that conditi you may become an easy pi. disease genus of pneumonia, and the various epidemics, i' you are bothered with constant heath of memory, generally impaii od ni ity, wo can help ..ou, and, if you low our directions, ronder you against sickness. Most skit cnn be cured by the use of B ..BROMONIA" is to tho hu tem what tho scrubbing bru soap are to tho dirty wash bi aids Nature to resume normal nolioi Il increases tho strength, tho ' ability of the phagocytes of tl it promotes the healthy flo salivary and gastric secretir your stomach is in good condil [aro well. The Chinese at people. They accost each otl "How is your stomach ?" Wo don't ask you to invest until you have tried "Broun our expense. A single hotl times works wondeis. Out Coupon at the bottom of this. Write name and address pl Be careful to address BROMONIA CO i .. <??>; ttttOMOjj ! .. I,- 'Vf , ? t I horeb) ii?lovo il ill J 3 v S hover; bop >v luul ? i ?.,?i \>< Kindly henel ) ie Oh ? w ithout any cost to inc whati \ Name. City . Stale address. My nearest ) Druggist is ) . 25 and 50 cts. J. T. DOUGLAS, Exclusive Win Agent fur Bennettaville and vi 11??* I) e a 1 0 r H nol resid? Benncttsvillo who desire an ai will please apply to tho Mir Dani Co., Columbia. Fob 1), 1900. :i. Citation For Leiters of Administ STATIC OV SOUTH CA ROI County of Marlboro-By I MeLaurin, Judge of Probate uRKRAs, IDA 1) u N n A a made suit to me to grant ur bettors of Administration cf the ol'and liffccts of Janies 0. Dunbar TI10.se are therefore lo cite and a jsll all and singular thc kindred and hors of the said James C. Bunba ceased, that they ho and appear mc, in the Court of Probate to bo I Bonnetlsville, S. C., on tho Ulli March, after publication thereof, o'clock in i he foro noon, to show cn any they have, why tho said Ad (ration should not bo granted. Given under my hand, the 27lh February, Anno Domini, hum. MILTON MeliAURti Mar, '1, 1006. Judge of " roi . yr wyr yr -ww yr v ?r??? vyw wv ?r? LUMBER FOR SA Wi') aro now propnrod to lill Onie nil kinda ot UNDRESSED LU.N I ' Phono or vvrilo UH at Blooboltn, S (' NA IM ICR & NAPIK Fob, 22, 1906.-4 NOTICE OF FINAL DI8CHARG EST. OK ti. M. QUISON. HAVING nied in thc Probato Juilgii Woo ( I' Marlboro county our flou turn as Exc.out.orn of thc Kiitnto of > Gibson, Notion is boroby given that Wi apply to mid Court on tho 23d day of M 1906 fur a fluftl d?Hcburgo IK9 ExooulO naiil l?talo. T. ll. GlliSON, W. N. unison, Pcb. 23d 1906. Exeunt.HI ? ? T? CF OF FINAL DISC HAR GI Fstatc of (Mun lol tc Quick. I'TAVINU filed in tho Probate Jud? .1.1 Offloo of Marlboro County my li Return ns Executor of tho ?slalo of Oh lotto Quick, Notice is hereby ??von tl 1 will apply lb said Court on thc ld day of March for fl linnl discharge as sn, Executor. UNOS B. QUICK, Fob. 13, BJOft, Qualified Execute. IMMMiMIMMR \?axsia.. . A LL Sub?Trustco Stnokholdora dr any J* othor parties holding eortifloates of Stock issued to tho Sub Alliauoos of tho louoly of Mm Ibo'o (named bolowlby thc [farolera Ailiauoo Exohnngo | limited] of South I Carolina, oro horoby notified at )nco to turn over, uud surrender said cor?, ilioatoa to mo. in ordor that 1 muy ex ihaugo ?amo for tho return of tho money brwhieh they wore issued. Do CiCtdciuy nu aot at ooco : No. Cort i . fica to 67 68 59 CO Ol 02 63 Nnmo of Numbor Alliunco Shines DARGAN 1 UKI) HILL 2 PARNASSUS 1 SHILOH 1 Riiloy Springs 1 SMITH 1 BROWNSVILLE l CHAS. CROSLAND. County Trusloo Stoi kholdor Fob. 20. 1900. 4 Wo aro now prepared to lumire vour country dwellings aod othor pro** (.orly. Seo when your policy oxpires .ad got our rate?. Cuo.sT.ANn <& TYSON. t hone 212. ' Tho Insurance Mon.'' J8@>Q' Co and eeo tho line of poul* h y supplies at "The Feed Store." NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. EST AVK OK MANY ANN IV KY. 2/AV INO lilcd in the Probate Judge's \* * Ollico nf Marlboro county my Final !;? urn UH Administrator of tho ICstato of M ry Ann I voy, Notiooh) hereby uivon ? t I will apply to said Court on tho 19ih lay of Maren 1900 for Lettons Disiuissory u mell Administrator. LEVI IVEY, ! ?. 19 1900. Qualified Adiuinntrator Notice of Court N I )TICK ?B horoby given thut tho Court | of Gonoral .SCBR?OHB for tho County of M Iboro will conveno at Bonnottsvilto1 on third Monday in Mnrch, noxt, (.hoing day thereof) 1906, in and for the county of Marlboro and Stato of South < n lina. All poreoiiH iutoreated will toko | due notice tlioreof. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court of C. P. & G. 8. For Marlboro Co., S. C. .b y Q. 1906.-I m LT ARE YOUR EYE3 WORTH I tliout Properly Fitted Glasses? 1 should o:ill a url have them ex* ?ned hy us with our newEleotliol .scoi'C. No elia-eos for exam i on. Our entire Optical Parlor -) oomph to thal we can itt and se every patient, il attention giveu to fitting glass ,)< , ..?ii ? and 1 'pucia >, Marble W oms. for MONUMENTS or aVEBSTONE. piomptly filled me, at my place ol business near .tUuuio Coa6t Lino mid tho Koa Air Li .io i'afscng 'i Depots, or nie. Designs and 1'ricca furnish* application, c No. 95. J. W, MeELWKE. ary 25, 1900. 06 Coldng Prevents Pneumonie C. MORRISON, . DKAI.RR IN - oil and Plumbing Suup?ios. cctric Lamps a Spooialty. ter City ICI air lc Tin nt. i 11.1. Pennottfivillo, S. 0. Lo port all troul>'o with thu lincH br lights to tho abovo o fy M s ?ff ^^2S^?S9<^ooL >oOOOOOOC >.?. Watch Itcpairiiig; NE OP OUR SPECIALTIES. li I li Kyo.H Ulalie Strong. ig us ta Eit your EyoB up with a pair of Puro Cryntalino I?OUBCH. ^?too to BU it yr u or refund your oy-th n t'a our plan, i 0 tho Lowest oohalatent with olaHH work. SAM J, PEARSON, JKWBI.ISR ANM) Ol'; KUAN, ly looftted nt N ET TS VIIiL K , H. 0. PASS NOTICE. un aro warned not to treapasB immer, OBpeclolly hunting will? or fishing, on either tho 11" or "forlorn Hope" lands, township, on pain of tho pen. oing. ADDISON IIAYICB, IJCPHOO. .j 1906 S. m DOtJCrlj AS* W E take great pleasure in announcing to our patrons and the general public that we will have with us for the following ?ayaonly March8th 9th 10th and 12th Optician, representing the celebrated firm of A. K. Hawkes, At lanta, Ga., the largest and most favorably known optical estab* lishment in the South, He will Test Eyesight and Fit Glasses, The Doctor is a graduate of ene of tho leading Ophthalmic Colleges in the United States, ie thoroughly conversant with all modern methods in refractive science, including Itetinoscopy, Ophthalmology, etc,, and has had long experience in his specialty. REMEMBER that we have arranged this engagement and secured the services! of a man of ability and reputation and that we, personally, guar antee his work. All examinations are FREE, and only regular prices wili bel charged for glasses. You Can save Money and obtain the highest class of professional service in this line, by taking advantage of this opportunity. Bear in Mind the Dates March 8, 9, IO and 12 BEHNETTSV1LLE MERCANTILE CO., - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN - ALL KIND OP FERTILIZERS, Fancy and Heavy Groceries. WE keep all kinds of GRAIN, HAY. 8HIPSTUFF, &o.. The "BURT") or 90 Day OATS. KED RUSTPROOF OATS, Virginia Waterground MEAL, Fancy and Half Patent FLOUR-'"Hing Leader" can't be beat. Jost received Barrel NICE MACKEREL WE alan carry a complete line of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, HATS and CAPS, and tho famous Hamilton A Brown SHOES. airy- Call and get our prices he fore buying, WOT Prompt Attention givon to Ph mo Orders. Ring np 48. BENNET rs VILLE MERCANTILE CO. February I, 1900 lili W. D. MOOR17* When in Want ol Teams for the Railroad, - or a - Trif? to the Country? ''v: .Ready u: sorv*; Cilk for Teams. * 10 As he raft's Condition Powders Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It docs this by first thoroughly cleansing the system o? all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, thereby creating solid muscle and fat. Hor es and mules improve in appetite and spirits after the first few doses, the hair sheds, and the new coat is always sleek und 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, Beimettsville, S. C. MCCOLL DRUG co., Mccoll S. CZ Our IKTeLine H ll M H fa P pi P ? P m p ss -THE DIRECT WAY ?sTOT?'J??I, SOUTH' HABT. "WEST. BENNETTS VILLE & CHER AW R. R. -AND 8 J? .11* O A1W AIE UNK RAILWAY. Leave Bennottsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrive Choraw 8,10 p. ra. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at OhoraW with through trains to tho North, East, South and West. Tire short lino and quickest time to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, .Now York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and ail points North and East. The .?hort lino and quickest time to Columbia. Havannah, Jacksonville, Tampu, Montgomery, Now Orleans and all points South and Wost. Foi further information call on J. T? MEDLIN, agent Hcnnottavillo & Choraw R. lt.. Ronnettsvillc.S. C., or address W, h. BURtt?UOItS T. P A.. SEABOARD Ant LINK RV., Columbia, tt*C. ? i i li ? fa ta CHARLES P. HTKWART, A. O'. I'. A., S.A.I.. Ky. Savannah, ?o. Head every page, Yes, read every line, For by this gauge It may pay for time EGGS FOR SALE. QlLVBR LACED WYANDOTTE, Rtfg* U all tho your. Prizo Hirds. For Rotting of >5 ?B?fl SO WHITE SINGLE OOMB LEGHORNS. %K? Si.oo for Hotting of 15. HUBERT MOKKI8. Ronnottfivilto, 8, O. Specials at Moore's. Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 foi 86 Heinzs Picklo-frosh and good. Fresh jolly-nesor tod--only 10. Armour's Sanaago i ri tomate ?anco only 10 cont?. Heinze's White Wino Vinegar for pickling. Flowers I Flowers 1 Mrs. J no 3. Moore has a flue lol of Oeraniums, Begonia* Ferns, Palms and other plants, wol.l rooted, that she desires tc sell Cuttings 25o per dozen. and thofrroatost i-unntltlojof ovory growing- thiner caa rsMUy bo IHXH due ?d with tho llboralusoof Vlrglnia Carolina XertUtzors. ,to?-oth?r with cn roi ul cultivation. Tho matorialsor rr blob they aro mudo, eau no t?iom to oiu rich tho land.'and tho planta to como up rapidly and moro prolific. Use Virginia-Carolina fertilizers on your fruits and fruit-troes of all kinda, corn, wheat ana all trucks. For, at bnrvost time, you will have tao largest (for thc80 will "inoroaao your yield por aoro") and Uncut crops you ovor raisod In all your farm lifo. Don'tbuytho Inforlur substituto that any fertiliser aguutroay try to per suado you to put on your land. VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.. Fiihsv?d, Y?., Xvrf-lV, Y?., Da/u*??, H. C., Cbuleiton, 8. 0., KMlimora, VA., All-mi-, 0?., SiTUuh, 0?., Montgomery, Al?., wg ... M?inpM?, T?nn" Shrcreport, U. FIRE! 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