The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, April 20, 1906, Image 2
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Friday April 20, 1006*
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FEN AND S CIS S OR GW A PMS
Judge Watta is holding Court
at Bamhurg this wook.
Columbia is preparing to give
tho ''old Vets" a good time next
mouth.
The Presbytery of Fayetteville
will meet at Lau roi Hill next
Tuesday.
13. C. Whitohead, Clerk of
Court of Williamsburg county
died on the 12th.
Tho latest from Mt. Vesauvius
is that things bnvo gotten quiet,
and poople returning.
A wonderful underground lako
and cavern has beou discovered
underneath Charlestown W. Va.',
and the pooplo aro alarmed. .
lt is said two negroes 'recently
killed another nogro a??d burnod
his body in a chur?jn uoar the
town of Latta.
The Stato Supreme Court says
the Coast Ljf?e must stop its fast
flyers at Katta. Tho caso may go
^?lo?. S. Court
The amount of guano tax tags!
collcoted to date is $140,797.29,
$10,000 moro than was sold last|
year.
Florence has won tho proposed
Reformatory for the Stato by offer
ing $4,000 in cash anda site for]
tho building.
Tho congregation of the Epis
copal church at Darlington cole
bra tod Easter in their new brick
church. Bishop Capers was with
thom.
Tho United States Supremo)
Court, for want of jurisdiction,
roftiHos to interfere with tho Geor
gia law forbidding tho running
of freight trains on Sunday.
Tiie barn and stables of R. O.
Snipes at Mullins were burned
together with the contents ot for
ago and grain and sovon bales of I
cotton, seven mules and horses'
also perished.
Hov. A. J. Stokes, died at Green
wood, on the 12th, after a sudden
and fatal attack of paralysis. He
was a member of tho court which
has boon hearing tho charges]
againtt Rev. C. W. Creighton.
Ile was once presiding older ol
Mai ion Di si uot and Kati .-. i
i i ends ir. ' > u ? . ii o
Pirulo ?il >Vl< i 'i><. v iii ' f.c
Juasl Aiiuiauuy tiUi mu .VMUUK uiuy
teacher? of tho Wesley School of Marl
boro ?ave a picnic at Molnnis' Bridge
which proved to bc a very delightful en
tertainment for a school breaking Tho
popularity of these two young Mios Miss
Burnott and Miss SaixJi.-J, being well
known, it ia urcioss to say that there
waa a JarTo crowd gathered and that thoy
p,-)??f a most enjoyablo day undor the
lipreading oaks on tho banks of thc Little
Peo Deo.
Boing an all day pionio, baskets were
carried and such a feast ns only thc Wcs
loyans know how to prepare, was spread
before thoso fortunato enough to bo pres
out. After dinner tho young people
amused themselves by breaking up into
groups, and playing gainos or strolling
through tho shady groves. They made
tho woods seem alive with thoir merry
voices and shouts of laughter, woll suitod
to such an ideal retreat and such a pleas"
ant day.
When cvoning came and with many
regrets everyone rcali/.od that all things
must havo an cud and even pleasure
partios cannot last forever, all carno lo*
?other to bid farowoll lo thc young ladies
who wore about to return to their homos
for tho ounimor. Many pressing invita*
lions for a speedy roturn having boen
?howerod upon tho tcaohors, tho crowd
bogan to brook up and return to their
homes with tho satisfaction of having
spent a most onjoynblc day.
April 17, 1900. "Pat."
Attractive Easter Windows.
One of the prettiest Easter
windows is that at the store of
Mercer and Evans Company, on
Princess street. The window is
the handiwork of Mr. T. J.
Capel, the clever head salesman
at the store, woo is an artist in
that line. Tho centre piece of
the window is a rare plant
known as Bergen Valin, from
the yards of tho Wilmington
Floral Gardens. Both the win
dow itself and the flower is at
tracting much admiration from
those who pass that way."
-Wilmington Star 12th.
Mr. Thos J. Capol is a Ben
nett.sville boy, and his many
friends here who will be pleased
to Jio.iv of his success in Wil
mington.
A SHORT WILL.
Tho following remarkable pro
duction as a will was fi lcd in the
Probate Court at Darlington last
woek. Tho namoa gtvon aro not
tho names in the Will but aro
used for tho purpose of making it
road just as tito original papor
docs. "Month of December 4,
1905. I Mary Jane mako my
"'Will" to Richard Roe my hus
band, ho must have my land and
?all I procoss to do au he wishes
with. "I dood by" Will "it to
him and him alono." At my
.doath. Wrote by Iiis wife."
."Mary Jane." This Will was
*wituo88od by the required num
ber o? wiliioSsu? mu? wan ?admit?
.ed to Probate, lt waa written on
H scrap of paper torn from a small
?memorandum book, about four by
pix inches in si/.e.
A SPREAD OE BEAUTY
For May Fourth at! Four O'olook, ?
? i
\\\ Exhibition of the Babies of Marlboro,
ZY ^ACHESON'S HALL.
To? eaoh member we would
say, come and prove wnpt you
yourself have known all tho
time, that your baby is the
linest.in the county, and in that
way carry off the prize.
Bring them any age for there
are prizes for all, the iirst to be
given to the finest baby under
8 months, the second under two
years, the third to the finest girl
under four years, the fourth to
the finest boy under four.
Only twenty-five cents for
grown people and ten cents for
children to see this the finest
exhibition o? "pure unadulter
ated" beauty in the 20th cen
tury.
Having satisLod our aesthetic
sense by this array of sweets we
will/then repair to the ice cream
booths where we will satisfy our
physical senses with sweets of
a different nature.
The mombers of the U. D. C.
invite each and every citizen of
Marlboro Co., to be present and
help the worthy cause of erect
ing a monument which will be
to us a living inspiration to
every one tho work our heroes
in gray set for us-to maintain
our freedom as our fore fa thors
handed it down to us.
Sad Acoident Galled Them Home.
The Misses Snow, who came
down from High Point, N. C.,
to be present at the marriage of
Miss Louise Breeden, which
took place yesterday evening,
were suddenly called home on
Monday morning, by the death
of their brother, who was killed
by an accidental fall of some??
feet. Particulars not yet re
ceived. The young ladies have
the sympathy of their friends
here.
Married lu Summerville.
Tho Charleston Evening Post
has tho following item of inter
est itt its society colum.
MTB. Henry Manigault of Sum
merville has issued invitations to
the wedding of her daughter
Floronco Ward to Mr. Harry Lu
cas McIntosh of Society Hill,
which will take place in Summer
ville on Wednesday afternoon,
April 18th.
Is It Justice.
A number of farmers are selling
their new eron of nMtnn
t
ten i??hts toiki'Mvo n^y?i ut of tue
MOM ior tne larmer ana as this is
something of a freo country a man
has tho right to make such a con
tract as ho wishes for his own bene
fit, provided it is not contrary to
the law. This ia a mighty good
way to break up the cotton associa
tion that has enabled you to real
ize this pr ?co on your cotton it
looks very much Uko killing tho
goose that laid tho golden ogg.
Floronco Times.
Fire Near Tatum
On Saturday aftoruon Inst dur
ing the high winds that prevailed
tho rosidonco of Mrs Aaron Man
ship wasdeatroyed by fire together
with tho contents and her store
house near by in which there was
abott 1100 lbs. home made bacon
and other supplies. The fire is
thought originated in a defectivo
stove flue. We loam that there
was no insurance and ibo loss
about between $3,000 and $4,000.
Moved To Lamar
Mr. John 0. Dunbar who has
boen living at Hamlet, N. C., has
moved down to Lamar, and is now
Merchandising in that town.
Fine Cotton Seed.
Any one wishing to buy somo fine
seed that will turn out 44 lbs to the
hundred, apply to
P. C. Emanuel.
Danger Prom The Plague.
There's grave danger from thc plague
of Coughs und Colds that aro 80 preva
lent, unless you tako Dr. King's Now
Discovery for Consumption' Couchs and
Colds. Mrs Goo Walls, ol Forest City,
Me., writes: "Its a Godsend to people
living in climates whire coughs and
cold? prevail. 1 hod it quickly ends tlieut.
It prevents Pneumonia, euros Lagripp,
gives wonderful relief in Asthma and
Hay Fever, and makes weak lungs strong
enough toward off Oonsumpton, Coughs
and Colds. 50o and $1.00. Guaranteed
by J. T. Douglas. Trial bottle free.
Bennetfsville Democratic Club
ALL inombora of tho Honnottiwillo Drum
oratio Club aro requested to moot in
tho court boiiBO at Ilonnottsvillo at 3 p. m.
u i Saturday April 2SU1, for tho purpoBO of
rooreani/.ation. ifeo,
T. I. UOGKKS, Prout.
3. D. KaHtorling, Sco'y.
NEW TIN SHOP
I havo opened up an up to dato Tin
Shop *n tn0 rfmr ?f L. Pearson's
Jewelry .Store, where I am now pre
tared to DO ALL KINDS TIN HOOKING
1 UTTERING and SLATING on short
lotice. Protect your houses by using
Jotters, cte. All now work guaran
ced. You will Hod my work done in
he host stylo. (?ivo mo a Trial.
Old Cook Stoves Ropa i red.
Y ot i us TO SICK vi:
G. h, JVXON.
April 5, IM?.
AWFUL VISITATION!
San Francisco Shaken by Earthquake.
Many Thousand Persons Killed.
Property Loss $250,000,000.
[Bj Wiro to Marlboro Doinco-at.]
Auguula, GA , April 18, 8 <lj J?. M.
At 5 13 o'clock thU morning San
Francisco was sh?ken bv un earth
(j un ko ot so <ili siverity that in the
epaoeofdo seconds several hundred
business bloeks woro rendeted mero
piles of debris and thousands of hu
man lives were Inat. Fire ait onco
broke out in tho flimsy wreokage and
soon spread beyond all possible, con
trol. The weteC system was rendered
completely ?seles* by tho earthquake
and dynamite was the only available
moans of fighti >g tho Maint? This
proved futile and at a late hour to
night advices indicate the almost coin?
;>loto destruction of tho Pacific Coast
metropolis and tho loss of from three
to six thousand lives. All the new?
papors and telegraph offices woro en
tirely demoli-cd. The Palace and other
principal hotels razed by earthquake
and tiro nud il will ho nt least another
day before the fol! extent of the cal
amity is known. Property loss is now
estimated nt $250,000.000. The peo
ple aro fleeing from San Frnucisco by
thousands with whatever moans they
can find. No direct tologrnph com
munication hus yet been established
aud every possible effort is hoing
mado including tho installation of
tho wireless system in order to learn
Ibo full extout and details of the
frightful calamity. Tho destruction
by firo already far over shadows tho
groat couflagation.
MARION DISTRICT W. F. M. SOCIETY.
MEETING AT MULLINS, Ap] 13,15,
Again Marion District is tho Banner
District in the Slate, and Bennottsvjllo
tho Banner Auxiliary in (he Dis.riot
Noarly $2000 was contributed bv tho
Distriot, Hennettsvillo leading willi $l9y.
Six Auxiliaries (Bennottsvillo, Ebenezer,
MoColl, Charlotte Taylor, Marion and
Pino Grove) give even $100 cooli. Two
Beauty Spot and Hebron, gave ovur $96
each. Surely this financial progresa means
an inciense in interest and zeal. Some of
those churches only a low years ago
thought they ought to bo "patted on the
back, as it wero a few yoara ago, if they
raised $150.
Tho delegation, which was unusually
largo, was royally welcomed and outer'
taincd at Mullins- Neither Mrs. Wight
man nor Mrs Humbert were there bc>
cause of BioknoPfl -this wa? wincorcly re
gretted, bul sweet Mrs. Wait presided.
The various papers road by Mrs Camp
bell, Miss I. Murtin, and Mrs. Wait were
of unusual interest, helpful, and inspir
ing. A noble sermon was preached by
the P. E., Kev. 10 O. Watson, The Sun
dav evening service was niven over to thc
children, and their earnest thoughtful
attention showed their appreciation. Sun
day night the meeting closed with most
excellent papers by Mrs. Campbell and
Mrs. Martin.
Tho women of tho Muriou District
know that to Mrs. Campbell's splendid
(lie ihbiiftl.it Unit b< ibrt the ne ;i m'f-''?'?..?
Int Bebri .?. fiiivflr*) i"ivii">''"' jwAitld n
?'pi ned ovf' o om Marion ? nitriet.
; ? .,. bing :. tobi . il .. u ioho > ?vi?)
.... _.yj .u.a. Campbell ot a
handsome gold riug from tho MoColl
Auxiliary, between whom and our District
Secretary ibero have ever been cordial
relations.
In every respect there lus boon growth
but spiritually moro so than m any
other; this was conceded by all tho dolo
Kates.
Tho W P. M. S., has been inexistence
in South Carolina for 27 years- Tho lir-t
year there were about 200 members and
and about $300 contributed. Thin year
there are 6000 members in the State and
$10,000 contributed. Over 12000 Metho
dist wouicn in tho Stato yet take no
purl. UVuy ? Our Disttriot Secretary'H
plea for moro workers was truly inspiring.
The Mullins moating seemed to the dele
gates to bc, in several respects, (he most
delightful one ever held. Thc delegates
greatly appreciate tho continued kindness
and co-operation ol' tho pastor, tho hos
pitality and loving attentions of thc Mul
lins people-the enthusiasm which pen
vaded tho entire services. We w'dl n\
ways rejoice to return to Mullins. What
a progressive town it is -what strides it
has made educationally and religiously.
A MEMIIKU.
April 18, 1906.
A SUGGESTION.
From tho Choraw Chronicle.
"With duo respect to everybody,
thin yoar tho people ought o!ect a
lot of plain, old-fa ?ll io no tl com
mon senso folks to <?o to the leg
islat ure who with ono "omnibus
bill" will repeal about 90 per cent
of the existing laws, and make
the other 10 per cont BO simple
and plain that any magistrate
can understand thom, gi ye the
magistrates more jurisdiction and
then adjourn.
C. D. MILES?
PROF K?.N I ONA I. XI ! HS IO.
Lumbcrtotu N, C.
Anion;' Humorous cauca, principally of
Typhoid Favor, ho had novor lout ono nor
cvon had n relapse to occur,
Mareh 30, 1906.
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE,
EST OK JAS. T. COVINGTON,
HAVING filed in tho Probate Judge's of.
fleo of Marlboro county my final roturo
an Administrator of thc Estate of James
T. Covington, deceased, Notico is hereby
givon that I will apply to said Court on tho
6th day of May, 1906, fora final dinohargo
as mich A il ni ininti nt 01.
JOSEPH T. COVINGTON,
April 6, 1906. Adm'r.
Sale Under Chattel Mortgage.
STATIC OF SOUTH CA HOI.TN A, i
COHN rv OK MAUI.nono. \
UNDER and by virtue of tho power con.
forrcd upon mo undor a chattel mort?
gago oxccuUid by Madison Bright to ono
Vi, T, Pearson, I havo levied upon ono bay
horso mulo and ono buggy aH tho property
of Madison Ilright, and will soil samo on
tho 2 i<? duy of April A. I)., 1906, before
tho Court Ito'.ise door iii nennottevlllo, S.
0., at ll o'clock, a. m., for tho purposo
of paying tho debt, interest and costs due
upon Haid mortgage Ti-rms of salo cash ,
J. h. URKHN.
April 7, I906, Aft of Z, T, Peaviort.
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- COM >
Ou Friday hight} v 4th. t
the great Ausf ?'nihil? " ima <3
will be pr?sente'.: .s. .. . . ..sty ?
at the Auditorium by ?h .1 Ben- <
nettsville Drama ti o ?htb
It is suiftoient to way that the |
Olub is ohieily composed of *
those who so ab'v pr< stiled ,
"Charlie's Aunt ' ii i a uThe ,
Little Minister" duiiwg the past ,
two seasons. . i
In this Play Mi tTgtihie Oros* 1
land will play tho Role of
"Klesohnia" bein/, ai$>ported
by Mr. Robt Pratt m i tmng
cast of fifteen pla.
The proceeds of the ptoi'tain
ment will be use ' u improte
the Sohool ground*. IMs alone
should appeal to nil.
A Badly Burn-.-,! Oh
or boy, man or woman. U auiekh ?ut
ol' pain if Bucklon's Arni n S i.lv? is ip*
plied promptly G. J. VYoloh, M CI o>in
shu, Mioli.i says; "I u i ii ip MS foully
for outs, sores end ?1! si ii- ;r i r . u d
find it perfect." Quiokost PiKv? iou known.
Best healing salvo mad " al ?. \\
Douglas's Drug Store,
Tho Southern Bi ll ' oh phone
Co., claims that it lian ?0 trouble
in filling the places o; th striking
linemen,
Not tho wealth of J , I i '. V
MORGAN or of JOH CK?
FELLER, but sovera1 larg o
have boen spout in bri. point
of po r f o c t i o u and inj; the
product known as "BR
The p.esent compan t
and tedious litigation, i
all right and title to c
"BROMONIA," aeseti
lu a comparatively i
monia will bo kuown evi'; .?
to tho remotest parts ol I !
World.
The proof of the pu
eating. Tho mere t
''Broinonia'' ia mich tremm
ency and so beneficial
be in the homo of citizi
lized is not enough no
viuco the sceptical pub
it has been in the past I ny i
of fakor? und hoartle
who havo taken tho pu
exchange for dangore' i
and habit forming drug
in these enlightened di.
evidence of sincerity i
tito owner of a propriett
fore investing money.
Wo proposo lo seo tin
zed lt u tn an adult who
our remedy at our exp
without ono cent of e ist
itali/.eil at Four Milli
litis amount being thor I
in order to carry out ou
Read tho following ct
t . I tho1 . nia//i')!.:s fornm of !))-. [ion
: h ev treu?m?iil ot "y< ' ? a'pjti
i c.bVliil ; h!.?.i u cop mi
general health, if you !
aro subject to fainting t
to insomnia, hiliousue- !
liver trouble, catch t
your system is in that
von may become an ea
disease germs of p ti eur. ?
and the various epidem
bothered with constant
of memory, generally i
ity, wo cnn help ou, a
low onr directions, rendel
against sickness. Moi
can he cured hy tho UBI
NIA.
"BKOMONIA" is to tl
tem what tho scrubhii
soap are to the dirty w
aids Nature to resume
It increases the strengt!
ability of the phagocyh
it promotes tho healtl
salivary and gastric s
your stomach is in good
arc wei 1. Tho Chi
people. They accost c
"How is your otomach
Wo don't ask you to
until you havo tried '
our expense. A sing
times works wonders.
Coupon at the bottom
Write name and adi
Be careful to add rec
BR0M0N
N) ' i 'BK,
FREE HltOMONIJl
1 hereby declare
never before had a
"Broinonia." Kindl
without any cost to n
Name.
City .
State address
My nearest I
Druggist is j
26 and f>(
J. T. Doun LAB, Excl
Agent for Bennetts\
D eal ors )
Bcunctt8villo who d
will please apply to
Duri; Co., Columbi
Eel). 9, 1906. 3,
For Si
A splendid
OAI.P two months old. .
J.
Bonnottflvillo, April 5,
EGGS FOR H/
E#g.s from
^ gio Comb
hoTTi^BT 13uf? P. Rot
P Rooka eua be ha
ocrat office*
$100 Howard, $100.
Tho readers of thia papor will bo ploasod
o loara tbat tboro la nt loait ouo dreaded
IIBOBBO, that aclonoo has boon ablo to cure
n Its Btagei, and tblvt li Oa?arrh. Halla
Ju tur rh Ouro la tbo only poetlvo ouro now
(DOWD to tbo inodloal fratoruity. Catarrh
jeing ? oouatitaiiouui dinuaao, rcqulroa a
jonatltutional treatment Hall's Catarrh
s?r3 ls inkfn lutoroully, ..othig directly
jpou tbo blood uud mucous surfttooa of
lim system, tboroby dostroytug tho founda
tion of tbo diooaBO, and giving tbo patlout
itronuth by building up tbo oouRtitution
und aeaiatlng nat uro in doing ita work.
Tbo proprietors bavo ao fuit h in ita cura
tivo powcra that tboy oifor Ono Hundred
Dollars for any caso that it fails to ouro.
Bond for Hat of testimonial*
Address V, J. CHKNKY & Go., Tolorlo, O
Sold by Druggist?, 750.
Tuko Hall's Family Pilis for oonatlpa
tiou.
Uuroa Ilomorrhngoa of tlio Lungs.
. "Sovoral years Since my lungs woro KO
badly oflfeotcd that 1 had many hemorr
hagos," wi ?tos A, M. Ako. of Wood.
Ind. "I took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. I thou
stnrtod to tuko Foley's Honey and Tur,
and my lunn* ure now os sound as a bui
lot, 1 rocommend it iq advanced slairos
of lung trouble." Fo'oy's Honey and
Tar stops tho cough mid heal-? ibo lungs,
and prevents HCIIOUH results from a cojd,
Kofuso substitutes. Sold by Bcnncttsville
Pharmaoy.
Marlboro Medical Association.
Tho Medical Association of
Marlboro meets on June 7tli
and they have invited Dr J. W.
MoOanless of Chesterfield to
prepare and read a paper before
the Association.
A dose of Pine ules at brd time will
usually relieve bnekache, before morning.
These beautiful little globules are soft
gelatine coated and when mni-teucd and
placed in tho mouth you can't keep I rom I
swallowing them. Pine ules contain]
neither sugar nor alcohol-just gums and
resins obtained from our own native pine
fores c. combined with othet well known |
bladder, kidney, blood and backache
remedies. Sold by Marlboro Drug Co.
Bennettsville Mercantile Co., Agts for
Tho celebrated Cotton Dropper.
Guano Distributora.
Homo made Virginia Lard.
Kingnn's Hams.
?DLEYSnom^TAR
for ehitdrmnt ea fa, eura, Afo cptatvo
Specials at Moore's.
Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 ibr|
35
Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good,
Fresh jolly-assorted-only 10.
Armour's Sausage itt tomato|
sanco only 10 cents.
Heinze's White Wino Vinegar|
for pickling.
-urn.r,, Kfrga
rd * (roi Kftttiog
WU?TJj fcsiNULL? Cojit> L&??OilN?.
Eggs $i.oo for Botting ot 15.
HUBERT MORRIS
Bonnottflvillo, S. C.
BENNETTSVILLE
Marble Works.
Orders for MONUMENTS or
TOMBSTONE, promptly filled
Call on me, at my place ol business near
the All antic Coast Liuc and tho ? 'na..
board Air Lino Passenger Depots, or
write me. Designs and Prices furnish"
ed on application,
Phone No. y.r>.
J. W. MoELWEE.
January 2f>, 1000.
E. C. MORRISON,
- DKAI.RR IN -?
Eloct?oal and Plumbing Suppiios.
Electric Lamps a Spooialty.
Munayer CiY// Kl ec tr ie riant.
Phono 114. Pcnncttsvillo, S.O.
JJ?y" Roport nil troub'o with tho linoa or
atrcofc lights to tho above.
Fine Watcli Itcjiiiiring
- IS ONE OP OUR SPEOIAIiTIES.
WcuIi KycM Ul mle Ntroiig,
Ry Haying UH to Pit your Eyes up with a
with n pair of Puro Oryatalino Louses
Wo guarantee to suit yr.u or refund your
moi ey-that'a our plan.
Prices aro tho Lowest cohsistent with
im,i du:-1 work.
SAM J. PEARSON,
JEWELER ANI> OP:ICIAN.
Permanently iooatod at
li E N N KTTH V I LL E , S. O.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
ALL po:sona aro warned not to trespass
, In any connor OepoolAlly hunting with
gun and doga or flahing, on eithor tho
^Witherspoon" or "Forlorn Hopo" landa,
In Rod Hill township, on pain ot tho pon
alty for HO doing.
ADDISON HAYH?, LOMAO.
Pe I ?k-i I riv y 1$ I y 06
1
V
HORSES and MULE
H. B. FULLER, Successor to FULLER BROS., is
low in tho Wost Bli Y ? NU STOCK for bis STABLES J#
BENNETTS VILLE, and the now invoice of Horses and
Mules will arrive in Bennettsvillo APRIL 24th.
A FTER THIS DATE I will keep my STABLES
well filled with a seleot lot of Nice Horsed
and Mlll68 ?uHng tho entire summer.
Give me a call before buying elsewhere.
I WILL SELL ON SHORT PROFITS-QUICK SALES.
Large supply of Buggies, Wagon!
and Harness
ON HAND AT ALL TIMES.
RESPECTFULLY
April 19, 190(3. H. B. FULLER.
Restaurant AND LUNCH ROOM,
W
E are now HEADY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC with MEALS AT
ALL HOURS, Day or Night. Clovor Waiters. Quick Sorvico.
And Something to Suit Your Tasto nod Prepared Right.
OYSTERS Cooked to suit-Fried or Slewed.
Our Building is on Depot Street, Next door to Bakery.
Call and See us. Yours to SERVE.
Mn ch 20, 1900.
J. J3L Odom,
BENNETT!HE MERCANTILE CO.,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN -
ALL KIND OP FERTILIZERS,
Fancy and Heavy Groceries.
WE keep all kinds of GUA IN, HAY, SH IPSTUFF, &o.. Tho "BURT"
or 90 Day OATS. REI) RUST PROOF OATS, Virginia Waterground
MEAL, Fancy and Half Patent FLOUR-'-Ring Loader" can't be beat
Just received Barrel NICE MACKEREL.
E also carry a completo lino of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, HATS and
GAPS, and tho fa mons Hamilton & Brown SHOES.
WS^ Call and gel our prices Inf ore buying,
WOT Prompt Attention given to Ph mo Orders. Ring up 48.
BENNETrSVILLE MERCANTILE CO.
February 1, 1900
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Always Ready to serve Calls for Teams.
Phone 93.
$ Asher soft'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, the hail 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
formules 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 DRUO CO., Mccoll S. O.;
Our KTew Liine
--THE DIRECT WAY
?trOIEdA-TIrC, SOUTH: .
EAST. WEST.
BENNETTSVILLE & CHER AW R. R.
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AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Leave Bonnottsville *Y.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m.
Arrive Ohoraw 8.10 p, m.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
* Diroct connections at Ohoraw with through trains to
j& tito North, East, South and Wost.
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Tho short lino and quickest time to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta,
Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York,
BostOU, Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East.
Tho thort lino and quiekest timo to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville
Tampa. Montgomery, Now Orleans and all points South and Wost.
Foi furthor information call on J. T. iU EDLIN, ugent BonnOttsvlllo &
Choraw R. lt.. Rennott^villo.S. C., or address W. L. BURROUGHS
T. P A., SKAIIOABD AIR LINK RV., Columbia. S. C.,_
CHARLES P. STEWART, A. C. P. A., S.A L, Ry, Savannah, Ga.
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Yes, read every line,
It may pay for time
For by this gauge
Flower? 1 Flowers \
Mrs. ?Ino S. Moore has a line
lot of Oeraniums, Begonias
Foras, P?Uril9 and other plants,
woll rooted, that she desires to
sell 0Uttings 2?o per dozen.
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It you want to see dollars irrow, feed
your Hohl o with Virglnta-Carollne Fer
lUlseri, They will "inoreaso ?out
yields per acre," and thus bring-down
tho cost of produotlon, even lt you UM
{.we* toams and MM labor.
Wi havo thouwnds of stron* tosti
inonlals from farmers who baye tried
other make? of fertUitors and ?Most
that
VirgiiU-Caroliiia Fertiltears
are by far the beat. They will elvo
you crops that will make more money
for you. Buy no other, oven If some
may maKea mu o moro prom; ou VJ"?V/
Of oourse, that would bo to hts Interest
-uot youi*.
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO..
11?JMB4,T?. lorfolk, Y*. Barhwa.II.O.
OUrlntoa, i a blUutr?, VJ. AlUnU. 6?.
StTUuuk,??. KratcosMrr.Al?. XuayUi, Tua.
Shmiprl, I &.
Oura? Ooldsi Prevente Pneumonia
AM HERE NOW.
SPECIAL PRIOES MADE
ON EYE GLASS FITTING.
1. It is important that you should
remomber that wo have tho best equif -
ped parlor in eastern Carolina for do
ing accurate eye fitting.
2. That we aro poi manontly located
iu our handsome new store in the '
Sky Hotel Building. -CTv
o WE guarantee to givo you per
fect vision by the aid of our Pebble
ino LENSES.
4. We aro uot trnveliug opticians
whoso guarantee is voi l, but we are
permanently located whore you cqu
find us and OBTAIN OUR SER
VICES AT ANY TIME.
5. Wo use the latest methods known
to the opthalmic sciences for cxntni-^,
ning eyes. '
Call nt once and let us demonstrate
to you the power of our puio pebble
ine lenses and flit your eyes up so
that you will not be gazing iu a beau-,
tif'ul haze any longer.
Y?ura Hsfteoifully,
SAM j. P.f'.?K^ON.
C.?>lomc?) torah.
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Lumber can get it from
A. J. JONES,
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