The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, May 11, 1906, Image 3
B?NNBTTSYIL?JB, S. 0.
SSV s. A. rmowN & CO.
Ojfive on Marion Street Opposite
Masonic Hall*
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Friday May ll, 1906.
Our Toxon Oorvernment.
MAYOR-P. A. Hodges
Ab OKU M KN -W 1'. Breeden, .fr, C. iS
Ohaftin, A. Cl, Sinclair, E. Powers.
CLERK I TRKASU UK ft -"Milton Mc
Lauvin. Office open dally,
Poi.tOK-W T Kelly A\ M All ll) 013
Marlboro Oounty Officers,
SHERIFF-J. B. Groen
CLERK OF CLERK-J. A. Drako
JUDOS OF PHODATE--M. MoLaUrin
CoRONEa-G. A. McCall
?UPEaviBOR-M. E. Coward
SUPT. WDUOATION-W. L. Stanton
TREASUHEB-J. H. Thomas
AUDITOR-Chas, I. Shorrill.
SBNATOH-Jo*hua II. Hudson,
REP a ESK S r ATI v BS-D. 1). MoColl, Jr.
W. W. Bruce, J. P. Gibson
MAGNATES-C. D. Eastorling, T. L.
Crosland, Bonueitsvillo,
ll. L. MoLaurin, MoOoll
John A. Calhoun. Clio.
W. J. Atkiuaon, Blonhoim,
T, P. Stubbs, Brightavillo,
W. W. Irby, Smithville
^ Bennettsvillc Chtirch Directory
METHODIST- T. E. Mourns, P. 0.
8unday school IO <)0 a- m. Proaohing ai
11.00 a. ni, and 8.30 p.m. Prayor meet*
i og Wod?osday ovomng at 4.00 o'clock.
Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A.
Hodgos.
BAPTIST-Rev. Chas A. Jones, Pastor
Rundav school nt 10.00. Proaohing Sun
day .i i m. Prayer
, lb ,? .8 o'clock.
IS opel i . n tool, H. W.
ii ? . ? 1 loLood Ph
1;., Pas! i y Sabbath
(summer) 11 a.m. [and 8 30 p.m.; (winter)
ll a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Prayor mooting
Thursday 8 p. m. Scats i'roo. Straugcrs
cordially invited. Sunday sohool ovory
y\!^biy^i41-a. m. Superintendent, P. A
MuKoUar? AU parents and childrcu mado
welcome ut tho school.
Em?coi'Xli-Rev. O. W. Boyd, Rector,
Proaohing cvory noeond and fourth Sunday
?tn ft. m., and 7.30 p. m. Sunday
Bohool at 9.30 ii, in, Dr. J. A. Fui non,
Buporintondont.
' County Church Directory.
Bennettsvillo Circuit Appointments
REV. A. T. DUNLAP, P. C.
First Sunday-ll a.m , Pino GrOvo
3 p. m., Smyrna.
Sooond Suuday, ll a. m. McColl
p. K ^ ' ? I ' i *
Third Sunday- I ?;. in . .' .
3 p ? ni, Bli >;ir'P
-i:\v:'..lt?H***?<+)r* M ?>' VU* ..'."x."'./
A p. m. fhiavU:/ ff i it
hit'.'nin: Oirt!t,\i Appoint wn?p
REV. W. S. MARTIN P. 0.
first Sunday, Hebron ila. m:
Ebenezer 3.30 p. m.
Sooond Sunday, Parnassus lia. ni.
Zion 3.30 p.m.
Third Suuday, Hebron ll o.m.
Ebenezer 3.30 p. m.
Fourth Sunday Parnassus ll 0. m.
Zion 3.30 p. m.
Clio Circuit Appointments.
REV. F. ll. SHULER, P. C.
'Jlio-Preaching c\cry Sunday morning
at ll o'clock. Epworth League Sun
day night at 8 o'clock. Sunday behool
at 10 a. m. W. A. Hinshaw, Supt
Prayor meeting Monday night at 8.
loulal^ -Preaching every Sunday aft at
4 o'clock. Sunday school at 3. lt.
M. Jackson, Supt,
North ]\Iarlboro Circuit.
REV. J. L. M ULLINIX, P. 0.
First Sundny, Oak Orovo, 10.30 u in,
- - Pleasant Hill 1,30 p m,
Now Hopo, 3,30 p. m.
Second Sunday, Shiloh 11 a. m.
Ehone/.or 3.30 p, m.
Third Snndny, Now Hopo 1030 a. m.
Pleasant Hill, 1 30 p. m.
Oak Qrovo, 3 30 p. m.
Fourth Sunday, Ebonezor nam.
Shiloh, 3 30 p, m.
Hrectory of Bennettsville Lodges
CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. ot
,, mcota ovory second and fourth Moo
ray nights at 7.30 o'clock.
T. I. Rogers, C. C.
C. D. Eastorling, IC of R. & S.
MAULROHO LODGE No. 88, moots ot
onnettsvillo, Friday evening, on or bo
ire oaoh full moon at 8 o'clock.
J, F. Kinney, W. M.
I), fl. Pate, Socrctary.
County Masonic Directory.
MAaLHono CiiArrEa No. 30 lt. A,
I., moots at Bennettsvillo on tho second
riday of each month.
J. F. Kinney, II. P.
II, E. Stockton, Secretary.
EUREKA Lo DOB No. 43, A. F. M.
mots at MoColl, oaoh Saturday aftor
oon.beforo thc full moon,at 4 o'olook.
............... .... v,. bet?rt? ?ul
-noon at Blenheim at 3 o'clock.
J E. Rogers, W. M.
W. W. Bruce, Sec'y
3LI0 NOVELTY
Manufacturing Worin
Hfl INO Business rocontiy known as tin
4 CLIO NOV10LTV MANIJFCTU
RING CO , will heroofter bo known a
TH IO CLIO NOV W?/PV M AN UFA ? J
THRING WORKS, with F. II. IVI01
Bole ownor and dirootor,
Tho lat08t improved wood workini
tnaohinos aro being plaood for doing al
tinds of Novelty work for builders us? a
lying prices,
aol 83, 1908,
Miss Mattie ?i'?ugh?n bl Row
land, N. O ? ls Visiting in town
Wo aro glad to report that Mrs.
?. A. Capel is improving
Mr. G. A. Mathewe is spend
ing a few days in town with his
family
Miss Ruby Blawson of Char
teston is visiting her sistor Mrs.
R. F. Schult?
Mr. J. W. Thompson McColl,
was in town Monday and mado
us a pleasant call
Mr, Milton Strauss now of
Jacksonville Fin., is homo for a
fow days.
Wo regret lo learn that Mr
Edgebert Odom is quito sick with
measles
Mr. Bristow, now of Fayette
ville, was down two deys this
week.
Mr. C. L. Langley of Osborn,
N. C., was up Monday and mado
usa pleasant call
Mr. E. A. Coxo of Drake was
up Wednesday and called. Good
rains in his section.
Mr. Leslio MoLaurin now with
tho A. C. Lt., at Florence is homo
for a few days
Capt J. B. Green will take the
veterans to Columbia noxt Wed
nesday
Mr. J E. Harper of Browns
ville was up Tuesday. Fine rains
and cotton coming up. I
Mr. C. D. Brigman of Browns
ville was up Saturday. Crops
needing rain in his section
Mrs. F. H. I voy of Clio spent
several days in town last week
the guest of Mrs. S. J. Mclimis
Messrs C. T. Sanders and M.
C. Fraser of Lower Red ET ll
were hero Saturday, They vvero
needing rain badly
Mr. John N. Campbell, now of
Chesterfield, was in town Satur
day on his way back from thc
District Conference at McColl
Presbyterian Services
Thc Presbyterian congregation
will hold their Sunday school and
morning service next Sunday in thc
hall adjoining tho Hotel Skye All
arc invited.
DBA THS' D OINGS
Woury and worn, after an illness
of near ll months, tho sweet and
gentle spirit of Mrs LUNA MCDAN
IEL HUBBARD, daughter of Mr, and
Mr? D. J. McDaniel of Beauty Spot
section, and wife of Mr. G. Cleveland
Hubbard, of Bennottsville, fell
asleep Friday May i, 100G, as thc
shades of evening wore beginning to
closeout thc light, to awake in thc
morning in land *"1
\.i s K I/aii i-l".. li ortd l{tb ni
? ii 'Oi.ii i-i noi . ^ . .. ..?
christian showed great patience in
all lier illness, and while it. was lier
desire to bc spared to her husband
and loved mies, yet with sweet res
ignation she was enabled to say,
"What He wills is best." To ber
devoted mother "more homo-like
will scorn the vast unknown since
LUNA has entered there."
lier going loaves a keen sense of
loss. Her presence will bo missed
not only in tho home, but in the
community in which she lived, and
wo believe there will bo many "stars
in lier crown" for tho many "little
deeds of kindness and little words
of love" performed and said by her
during her seemingly brief stay on
earth.
Thc funeral services took place at
Beauty Spot cemetery on Saturday
afternoon, conducted by special re
quest by Dr. McLeod of Beunetts
villc Presbyterian church, who, in
bis pathetic remarks at the grave
touchingly referred to thc sad fact
that but little over a year ago (F?b.
1, 100/3), it was his privilege to sol
emnizo the union referred to above,
but now broken by a mysterious
providence, which though now dark
to us will Rome day bo made plain.
***
Mrs Laura Anderson, tho ven
erable mother of Mrs Janies
Thornwell, of Ebenezer section,
died suddenly on Wednesday
morning-aged about 70 years.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Tho following lottorn romain uncalled
for at BonnottHvillo PostofO.ce :
W. T. Carver, Goo T Claus, Char
Ito Depree, Mrs M. L. Davis, L
, D. Blandoll, Miss Lutil Holsten
' Martha Ilarlio, Sam Hines, Carrie
Kinnie, Jack Mar thous, ft. T
Pegues, Lidgo Panter, Loris Pan.
tor, M. C.Kisor Co. Sarah Smith
. Fannie ll. Williams. Goorgia Mc
Daniel. Mary McGill. James It
MoLaurin, Mary Medlin.
PIANOS FOR SALE,
l>o you want a good piano a
a bargain? If so, call and ge
prices, Two Uprights, usedonb
? n few months, and Two Squares
call early
S tra u ss & Co.
April 30 100(5. _
A Young Mother At 70.
"My mother has suddenly been maui
-, young at 70. Twoniy yours ol' intens
> Hollering from dyspepsia hud entire!;
disabled hor, until six months ago, whe
Q i-ho began laking Mlcotrio Hitters, whic!
, havo completely coved lier nud restore
,; tho strength and activity slio had in th
. prime of lifo," writes Mrs. NV, L. Gilput
r rick, ol' Danforth, Me. Greatest icstorn
tivo medicine on tito globe. Sols Stoni
?. a oh, Liver and Kidneys right, purifie
jj tho blood, and curoo Malana, Billions
t ness and Weakness. VVondorlhl Nerv
Tonio. Price 60o. Guaranteed by J. T
Douglas Drugglsti
iii itfurii-** nriiif rir rnnrrfr~i'rfrmirwrn I^MM fca 11 .fr du iiijtfitJi
TOWHr Alf J) OOVNTY NE WIS.
Karly com ia ready to plow.
Phone 106 for leo, cheapest
place lh town
- Wo saw a lizzard last Friday
wo will have & candidate soon
- Mr, S. J. Molunis wants a
cow with a young calf
It will pay you to read tho Or.
dinanco to raiso supplies for 1900
- Wo return thanks to Mr. P.
H. Ivey of Clio for somo lino
seed corn
- There was an alarm of iire
Saturday evening, but tho Uro
was put out before tho crowd ar
rived
-r Wo return thanks to Comp
trollor General Jones for a roll
of the pensioners for Marlboro
and will publish them soon
- On account of tho Qunday
School Conforenco Supt Stanton
will not be Itt his office Saturday
will be in on Monday following.
- Remember the stores will
close every evening at 0, except |
on Saturday.
- It will pay you to read
tho "Feed Store ad.
- Eggs, Eggs-Feed Cooked
Poultry Food.
- Mille, Milk-Feed Cooked
Cow Food.
- Parties wanting wood 2ft or
stove can make it known to Tom
Odom as he rides around
Bd?P It its a Piano or Organ
you want, soo Strauss & Co.,
they will talk easy payments I
with you.
- If you wish to save on feed
bills uso Cooked Horse Feed.
For hoadaohe, constipation oto , Dado's
Little Liver Pills aro host. They cleanse
and tonie tho liver. Sold hy Marlboro I
Drug Co
- Cooked Hog Feed will pro
duce 80 per cent moro pork than
corn at ? tho cost.
fiwP* Orange Hams, best on
the market at E. Powers' Oro
cry.
Heinzs Preserves and apple
Butter at Claude T. Mooro's.
?z?T3 Try a can of Georgia
Corn Syrup at Claud Moor's.
"My, my! what a dandy suit : eau
you tell mo where you got it?' '"Yes,
Mr. Muxey Strauss took my measure,
?nd lie l>?s never failed yet.
VW* Fresh Mackrel at C. T.
Moore's.
Fur blondo?, belching, indigestion, etc ,
eat a King's Dyspepsia Tablet slier meale,
Sold by Marlboro Drug Co.
SfKT' 1 am now prepared to]
furnish home made Meal and
Hominy. C. .T, Moore.
fi?y For Skate wheels, COUCH CUPS
Drug Co. ;
- Fall line cakes and choice
crackers at W. M. Rowe's
Il is not difficult to reliove blind, bleed'
ne, ?lobing or protruding piles with Mnn
Zan, the jrreat pile remedy, li i-i put np
in collapsable tubes with nozzle, and may
bo introduced and applied at tho seat of
ho trcublo. Stops pain instantly Sold
?y Marlboro Drug Co.
- Georgia Cane Syrup
at W. M.* Rowe's.
A liquid cold euro for children that is
pleasant harmless, und effective is Hoe's
Laxative Honey and Tar. Superior to
ill onhcr couth syrups or cold remedies
bo cause it nets on the bowels, An ideal
em ody for Coughs, Colds, Croup Whoop
ing Couch and nil curable lung and bron
bia! effeotions in child or adolf, Pleasant
to take. Sold by Marlboro Drug Co.,
liest Flour in Town a
W. M. Rowe's
The tar that is contained In BOVH
Laxative Honey und Tar i? harmless. It
is not coal tar, hut is obtnincd from (bo
nine trees sf our own native forests,
Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar is the
best remedy lor colds because is acts on
the bowels-thus expelling all cold hom
the Kystom. lice's is tho original Laxative
Honey and Tar; ami is best for coughs,
colds croup, whooping congi), lung and
bronchial collections. Sold by Marlboro
Dang Co.
BEE'S LAXATIVE HONEY AND TAR
COREO COUGHS AND COLDO
Btomuoh nutt Livor Trouble Cured.
Orino Lixativo Fruit Syrup cures
stomach e.nd liver trouble as it aids di
gestion, and stimulates tho liver anti bow
els without irritating these organs like
pills and ordinary cat barties. Tt euros
indigestion and sick headache and oh ron fl'
constipation, Orino Laxativo Fruit syrup
does not nauseate or gripe and is mild
and pleasant to take. Refuse substitute
Sold by Bennotfsville Pharmacy.
RING'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
Ctire Indigestion end Stomach Trouhlos
A Special Reauost.
Commander J. 15. Green ol
Camp Henegan requosts that al
members of tho Camp and others
who know of any sick or suffering
members of tho Camp to make il
known to him, or tho Adjutant
also any deaths that may occur
Hures Cs!ds; SV???U?? Pnoumonia
AHE YOU a Constitution ngenl
ls there a good tine at your Postofliee
Did bo ever solicit your subscription
if your field is not fully OCCUPIED
write today for an agenov Tho hes
proposition over made to canvassers
iii ve agents wanted all tiver Carolina
Subscriptions easy to tako, money ii
your pocket for tvery order. Writ
today. Tho Atlanta Constitution,
Atlanta, Qa.
HlooJ Poisoning
results from chronic constipation, whiel
is ouickly cured hy Dr, King's New Lil
Pills. Thoy remove all poisonous gerin
from tho system and infus?! DOW lifo an?
vigor; cure 60ur ?toniaoh, nanson, herid
ache, dizziness and colic, without Vrin
ing or discomfort. 2f)o, Guaranteed by J
T, Douglas druggist.
WalkiDg^t??&^h ?Voslaod's Ita?)
on last Friday aftorwou, was like gc?
log through a garden of fpriug roset.
Evory little upturned flower face, won
praises, and would have wooed kieac
from the admiring visitors, had th
austere judges permitted.
Four traveling men who happened
lo be in town were requested to un
dertake the onerous duty of jucigiri;.
the babies by tho proper standards fo
fair judgmeut. They wero strangers,
not knowing the children or their na
routs, and we believe their deoituoi
was rendered as fairly ns posai bio eon
sidoring tho number of hoauiiful chi)
dren contesting for tho honors. It was
a matter ot regret to the committee
ihat all eompoting obildron contd not
havo leceived a prizo.
We appreciate the kindness of th
parents in allowing us this exhibitio
of infantile grace and charm, nndoin
thanks aro hereby oxtonded. Also t<>
Mr. Cliff Crosland for the nse of th*
hr.!!. To Mr. tl. W. Carroll fora
contribution, to the women who gav o
the rc-fresh m on ts, and to the public
for their generous pntrouago.
Tho following were ibo prize win .
ners :
First Claffl.
Edward Goldb3rg, 1st prizi.
Hugh Loon McColl, 2nd choice
Second Cla-s.
Child of Mrs John Adams, 1st prize
Child of Mrs Win Mowry, 2d choice
Third Clus*.
Child of Mrs Austin Manning 1st prize
Child of Mrs Philip Miller, 2d prize
Fourth Class.
Son of Mrs Wm. Mowry, 1st prize
Son of Mrs Alex W. Mooro, 2d prize.
In the Days of Old People Wore
So don't work your Eyes too
much without glasses. We can
help you to be comfortable and
take life ea3y without danger
if you need glasses. Examina
tion free, prices low, serv'ces
and goods strictly high grade.
SAM J. PEARSON
Leading .Jeweler & Optician.
- Wiley's Candies always
fresh at Bennetts ville Pharma
cy Darlington street.
A dose of Pino ules rd bed (imo will
usually relieve buckanbe, before morning
These beautiful li;tie globules aro toft
gelatina coated and when nioi>tcnel and
placed in the mouth you can't keep Inun
swallowing them. Pino ules contain
neither sugar nor aleobol-jost ginns and
rosius obtained from our own native, pine
forests, combined with otheJ well known
bladder, kidney, blood and backache-*
remedies. Sold hy Marlboro Drug Co.
A Professional Nurse.
(U' jVfi C. .\11l -s UV l'.i.'oi.eri?*?
?i ti ?ih .? :? tu \\ .>ni,Mc, v.'bo ;)'...?.?,
h)Xi .......'.ut--, u. it\\i o jr oi ,?-!-u i
hoi t>. j.td ?unk*".1 h .spc.' : ,.'? y .'.'
Ts*?ij ni'iii'vol* j ? vr, j ?!.(.,.' -t
nun write nun tit Lutrjbcrlon IN.
C.
PINE-?LES for ?he Kidneys
30 DAYS' TREATMENT FOR 81.00"7
- Parties in want of Lumber
can have their orders lilied on
short notice by writing Mr. Ll.
D. Weatherford, R. P. D. No 2
from Bennettsyille
TII1U ORIGINAL.
Foley & Co , Chicago, originated Hon
i nod Tar as a throat und hing remedy
and on account of tho great met it n ne
popularity of Foley's Honey ?nd Tai
iouny imitation* aro. offered for tho con
nine These worthless imitations ha vt
similar sum linu mimos, f?owiro of th'in
The tren u t nc Foley's Honey und Tar is ii
a yoi lo .V p;.ck tgo. A*k f?>r it und i elm o
any so hst i iuro? It is tho host terned]
for coughs neil ooltls. Sold by Dennetts
viile I'haiin icy.
- You will not dread the sonne
of the tire bell if you have an in
su ra nee policy on furniture
??oods, store or residence with J
S. Mooro.
-+ .? - -.
Tho itiohoat Man in tho World.
The riebest mau in tho world can no
have his kidnoys roploced nor live with
ont (' tn, so it is important not to nc
irlcet hoso organs If Foley's Kidno;
Cure is taken at the first sig? of danger
the s> tn toms will disappear and you
health will he restored, ns it Strengthen
and builds up these organs tis nothincrols
dil. Oscar Howman, Lebanon. Ky.
writO?: ' I have used Foley's Kidre
('uro and take great pleasure in stating i
eared me permanently of kidney disease
which certainly would havo cost ino tn
life." Sold by liennet tsvillo Pharmacy
Tho gums and resins obtained freu
{line trees havo long been seeognizod a
flit;lily beneficial in the treatment of back
ache, kidney and bladder troubler. Fine
tiles is the name ufa new medicino, th
principle ingredients ol which co010 Iron
the pine forests of our own native lane
Sohl by Mai Ibero Drug Co.
far chilftreni safo, aura? Mo optntua
Cheap Fi o neting.
Tho Democrat and McCall
Magazine-an excellent Lady
Hook for $1.60
The Sunny South and thc Deine
erat for emly $1.50
Thc Tri-Weekly Atlanta Const
tut ion and DEMOCRAT one yeti
for only $1,75. This is thc edicaj
cst reading ?vor oiler cel.
Horses Do Clot Siele,
When a horses and mules are pot
it is not always and indication that tin
do not get enough to eat. Many ar
mais, just like human beings, have ii
digestion or thc system is all run dov
and a tonic is needed, lt is not thc
mount ot tood eaten that makes muse
and fat, More depends Upon the pro
er digestion or assimilation ol thc !O?
than is commonly supposed. Nothii
has yet been discovered that will hui
up a horse or mme better than As
crab's Condition Powder?, the on
remedy in its class sold under a gua
antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, He
ncttsvillc, tor lt-the kind put up In do
es. And McColl Drug Co., McColl,
0.
br pvo??ini'i.'?orvio!
?yr 8 30 o; clacks
?''.ol? Couforouoo
y- -OHS M(jxt gooijt? Pj^W
."' ? ? ' . - i'r. ' '
,.? ?. , i
. ' decs at tho Methodist ohutott
!. .?.<!..y >',^? ' , ; Y
v /. Howl, ia exoceto/) to
ido ot Ht PIIUI'B Episcopal
'..?i .. jinciny
'?'ii . -for Sunday flohool ut
(!)'. iv; :t?."fd?9t church bus boen
. ppi 4 p. ru. to 10 a. m.,
fyi} bi i|ner.
j' ttug ot tho Baptist ohnroh;
.;<.'?.. ty ovonlng <?t 8.oo.
if > JU itltifr ot tho Methodist ohuroh
>.v??:?>:,' \V?!<>)/ 4ny ut 3.80 p, ??i.
ting ot Prrmbytorion ohurob
fling at 8 oo..
Tho V.'V.K orth LoaKOo Prayer meotlng
i- lr, hi rvr"-,? Wc4?c?*ta$ ?vo??ug tu the
r v Viy ?..<;>:>ol room of tho Mothodlet
'olook Tho nubllo invited.
- -1 > >nwsx^?rra?iiiiBi i?MW?mii:>i
<?)uo lo Reward.
Bon Nt Collum, awol1.'known
ti tod <. tepon ter, who has boen
in I.) 'i- ; ith for sometime, died
ndfl y ii )rnin?r and was buried
U .. ? ternoon.
G ye B??i? A Trial.
re will be found the
? ' <>\ Mri George L. Dixon, a
ol'iis'? Tinner from Rocky
?V?ounr, ho has como to our
- en up a Tinshop. He
|?an . thing in the Tin line,
('.ill Hm] vie him in rear W. h.
Jewelry store.
? 4. ???.*.
KIDNIYCUM
v i .( Md ?ey* and Bladder Righi
C U h
JouPi.Crcup,
?hooping
Couflh, Eic.
i} .
\m
i
1
Incuf. Mulloln?
Co., lhlt?uo
iii
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liirlooro Drug Company,
j j_> _
md SmokersSuppliesin
; Y oau bo found at J. T
I Dr i 'I i Rtore.
. , . ! JMS'li ! ' o i ,\
':;' :?-. 'AN', M.T.OH.-.-.V.?;
,J ,M Hutt or a i ! Cheese ii<
iCTS LIKE A POULTICE
0RM8 OF OK IN DISEASE
. tho Work.
larson, the Jowoler, hut
*>io latest improvements
. your name or initiait
lie > of gold or silver oi
pat np-to date manner
f work already done b)
ne. Call and see him.
n Pile Cure
HEN OTHERS FAIL.
ii tee A Viii
give tho matter of
a moo tailor-made
consideration, mature
and earnest cogita
1 give STKACRS & CO ,
I j i h ich they g na rai dei
tution to hill to your
our sweetheart'8 ela?
(ends admiration.
Pills.
at blood and livei
are known ovei
For the convenience
mers he has left ti
t this ollice wher(
r. them.
S AND WOOD
ne Shingles,
ess Shingles Tw<
Four Foot Woo(
ood.
?y
P. 0 Emanuel.
f n -** OF fr
u Tliorouglilireil
?. nook.
Iy f)() cents homo de
ts extra for packin)
ng to Express of lice
'Eli FLETCHER,
a MCCOLL, S. C.
'e R. F. D. 2.
ar REVIVO
5^ nESTORES V?TAL?T'
)r ovo resulta In 30 rtnyu. lt ?ci
y lok)?. Cures wliort ?Uotlieraf?!
! j. (Atti their loat mtnhood, and ol
their youthful t/lgor by ujlr
'", ?'?V< >okly ?n4 ?uroly roatores Nenrou
m ' > , Impotency. NlKhtly Emission
n ? Momory, WntitiiiK DlocBKOo,?i:
Rill ?buso or excess ?nd Indldcrollo
le >rntu(ljr,t>nnlnoeo?rro?,!ril?iio.
p. tftrtlriKMthoBOftt ot disc ?se, bi
;,l ' ">T?lc sed ?:?.Mul'<i?t, biiij
" < Blow top?lo chook??ndr
lot*' ,t youth, ft warda olT JnB0.nl
ll Insist on h?vinK ItEVXVO. t
rrled in toat iiocVet. Dy ni?
. or els lor ?J5.00. with ? i>oi
'. ir Ante? to nnrm or tmt ot
i .?. nnit adv Ito t roo. A<l?1rOKS
CUICAOO, ILL.
in I.ODQOttsvlllo by
.J, T. Douglas, Druggial.
kinds of Poultry supplies.
Hay, Corn, Oats, Shorts, Bran. Rice Meal
Corn Meal, Cotton Seed,Meal, Hulls,
Rook Salt tor stock.
Stook Powders, Salt 13riok, Worm Powders, &c.
When in town, Come and see nie.
Free Delivery in Town.
Gi WI
January 18, 10.06..
j Manager.
Practical Pharmacist and Dealer in
g%c ?rugs and patent Medicines:
WE ?LSP D?RRY
STAN 1} AR J) MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
TOILET anti Fancy Article?,
PERFURMERY, SOAPS,
BRUSHES, SPONGES,
STATIONARY and SUPPLIES
PAINTS, OILS,
BRUSHES of uh kiudB,
VA?INI8H and STAINS.
PREPARED PAINTS,
WINDOW GLASS,
LAMPS, SHADES, Etc.
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 "Garden Seed & Onion Set?.
Thankful for past patronngo your* for a pronporou? now year.
J, T, DOUGLAS.
jMoury iii 1905. *-H HUB OX.? STANS
m
GROWTH OF T
IS I
BT VALUE.
fm i.?? M TW&? ? I ' tl
ii 'i y
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Si; .. ff 'Al >?*> **t?f'i*
; Mm WM Mfl
Our STOCK In BS Bee ai CareMly Looked ;
after mu\ We Believe We Can WILL!
YOUIE WANTS IN BKES8 ??OBS,!
SHOES, NOTIONS, Etc.
Come and See Us, You may Be
Wanting an Organ or Piano or
other Lines.
Cu.i. ON rs WK AUE ALWAYS GLAD TO SER You.
Iles peel j illly,
STRAUSS & CO.
E HANDLE BARGAINS TOO
NO USE TO WORRY, HUT COMB RIGHT ON TO
CLAUDE MOORE'S
ii--' YOU -v^Tu?Lisra?
^ Dr^ Gro?os, Clothing, Shoes, lotions
And Fancy Groceries.
t?f Freut) Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY n specialty.
\Vro Keep o full lino in ouch Department and will (ii) your Wanta in encl
AT THE LOWEST PRICER.
When you come to Town call and soo us. I'hono orders uT town delivo e<
FREE, and ?atisfaction guaranteed.
Call and sec us-Near Douglas1 Drug Slorc.
ONE J^NOWS
Will AT our stock of Drugs and Medicines is complete,
* and prices right, hut perhaps you are not familiar
with our great variety of Toilet Articles, Soaps, Coiubs
Brushes, ?Perfumery, Powders and Stationery.
They are worth looking at, even if you kon't buy.
We are always glad to show them.
AUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is a sneoial
w Feature of Our Store. Send your proscriptions
to us. We will do you right.
1
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BENNETTVILLE PHA^MA?Y,
? , ?, MATTHEWS, Mtfr,
- WILE V'S GA NI) r,-~ PUONK 43.
Thc new Laxative
that doe? not gripe
^LT^Re, Lax?is Fttflt Sjf
GRIND
1
JT BOUND PROM HI
HHittv.villc
Ly May
Lv Madeline
Lv Everett's
Lv Irby
Lv i?!0!-ts
Urivo Kollock
Til A? 8
Nc !.
7 1)5 :\ io
7 If) o tn
7 :>.<> n ni
7 30 o bi
7 36 a'??
7 40 ?i ul
7 45 :i in
20 i
4() j
L> I
:5?.
Vrrivo Chornw
MA?T BOUND ?HOM CU KB A 1V.
Lv Chcmw
Lv Kollook
Lv Frosts
Lv Irby
I Ly Evcroii
Lv Madeline
? Lvjlslny
Ar. RonnoltsMlo
THAIN
No,
8 IO a ni
8 20 a tn
8 30 a ru
a 40 a UJ
8 50 ft ni
y 00 a m
0 1S a ?n
ITtAl
No.
'.' 15 r
o 10 i
9 43 i;
0 <e> j i
y 5*4 P
IO 00 v
io ur; p
io a?.y
Connections.
AT BreNW?TTbUUiLK--Tho HOUth pOU
tnoroiug trains on A. C L. eonnoohi wi
train No r. Train No ??. eonncjln with
O. L local freight north nod eoutb bein
AT KOLLOOK-Train Koo t and : <-,
nect with north and eouth bound fi. A. .
Union.
AT CHUBA.W-Train No 3 connool wi
north and BOtith bound 8 A_. L. iron
rtnd train No 4 connecta with north boni .
8. A, h. trainn
A. J. MATHESON.
V, P. and (Jen. hl:m.
SURETY BONDS,
KI DELIT Y AND COURT.
CONTRACT and FIDIpLlTY BONDS
Thoro arc 00 hotted com panics tba
these, represented by
JNO. S.'MOORIC
Nov. 15, 1804.
professional cav??,
H. II. NEWTON, JENNINGS K Q\\ B'N?
NEWTON ? OAVENK
Attorneys at Law,
BENNKTTSVILLE, BO. OA.
j Offices Over Planters National hairl?.
ip W. BOUGH 1.1CH,'
JL . Attorney at Law,
Bonnottsvillo, S. C.
OifiC* V-ii 1,"!;,- on ;?? ./J-' ?>.??'<
Pele,'* ?.>1 oijico. .1; ?M.!?-V, LH.?t?|
OFFICK Op Btaira in C/roammi ?>,u,,
I* ho nc ISO.
BBNNlfl'JL'TBVIl.IiM, 8. 0.
MILTON MCLAURIN,
.Attorney-at J.m\v and
OlTlio li
Prohn to i"-1'
IM"OKi^X
Willi
?IL Mg'S
JW i?S???f?!
i FOR
0??8UMPTI0N
OUGHS and
V0L05
H
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l:ieo Triai. V
. SvucBt and Quickest Ouro for t-51 "
? THROAT and lAJKG ttHOU.?
j ILKS, or MONEY BACK.
WE STILL FEED
THE HUNGRY!
WHEN in town and you wnnt a good
meal, remember we eau norvo you;
A good mcaU for 250. Restaurant
north of tho Market.
FRESH OYSTER? In every ?tjlo?
I). J. BRAYBO Y
MORE PROMPT SERVICE
For the convenience of my pallon:-;.,
[ haye lind a VJiono placed in my UK
idenco where cax.ls for my ?> rviec eau
be made and aosvfartd wi-bout fVehiy*
Persons who desire hurried service will
.dense givo name and phone n uni her.
Respectfully AT jen Stoney,
Corf Ot and Paper Man;
Bauuettsvllle Phono 184.
- Write .Stanley's Husmos
College, Macon Ga., at onco foi
Oollogc The School can nev
supply the demand for its grad
uates.
anirwn mau-u mv.'jirx*. csu.? .1
6O YEAnS*
CVOCTVIPNr.P
PATENTS
1 fi ADE WIAHKS
DE3IG.NS
COPYRIGHTS &c.
Anyone soridtng n toceteh mut iipscrMiimtime
quickly ascertain o'f <>..'>.'-.? fr
llilt ilti) '? ?t\ j I fft\ i I
MUNN &Co.3G,5, ?' New York
Branch omeo, tra V St., Washininou. D.O,
JJ un li?'\V?nU'illiM*H
CHANO OF SCHEDULE
SEABOARD Air Line RAILWAY,
Thc Seaboard Air Lino Ky 'cl o?
ule was changed on Jimwai y 10tl .
Trains leave Cbernw,S. C., ns foi lo Vj' .
Northbound No bli at 8 05 a. t-,
" 'No AO at ih?? i p. i> .
Southbound No 07 nt ^t?? a. m,
No 27 at 10:40 p hr.
Tho Bennetlsvillo and Cherflw R".
II., leaving BenmttSvljie 'it VC) w,
m , connect with No 60 und No 57
Tho afternoon tiain leaving I
nott8ville at 7 p. m. gives Benni<
ville peoplo an opportunity to ti.l o
ti nins No 50 ami No 27.
Cures
Stomach and Liver
trouble and
"P Chronic Constipation?
ll EN NETTS VILLE PHAR M ACY.
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