The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, June 08, 1906, Image 2
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Friday Juno 8, 1908.
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(Subscription i'rlcei
Ono y oar._?,..$1,00
Six months.50
Threo months.25
PEN AND xe inmuta HA nw
Court in Marion this weok Bur
lington next.
Mrs Ellison Caporn, wito of
Bishop Capers Hos critically ill at
her summer homo in North Caro
lina.
Tho mau who throw tho bomb
at Mud rid last week to kill tho
Kin? and Queen, lias committed
suicido.
Senator Gorman ot' Maryland
died in Washington Monday. Ho
was n Democrat to bo depended i
upon and will bo missed. 1
Tho would bo assassin of King.
Alfonso, whoo captured, shot
himself und was buried before tho
populace could get tho bnly.
Tho cotton acreage for 1000 is
placed at 28>680,000, against
27,000,000 lust your. Tho condi
tion 04,0. Last your it was 11.2.
Tho Spartnnburg (armers will
pool their cotton with tho county
nssmiutiou. There aro about 5000
halos in that county to go in tho
pool.
Ko ha tor Tillman bas introduced
n r?solution and is earnestly push
ing it lo requiro the postoilico do
purttuent tb inllict linos upon
railroads which delny mails.
Tho mon hoing bold for tho
Wudosboro lynching have been
placed uudar a $5.000 bond each
for their appeurauce at Court.
Two ol' tho mon have turned states
evidence,
Mrs. J. M. Dick ol Sumter Bayed
the lile of Judge Partly's son, who
AV us bittun by ii rattlesnake on
Saturday, by sucking the poison
irotn tho wound and giving him
whiskey., llor presence of mind
and prompt notion saved his lifo.
?Slio is ono ol ii thousand.
TO GANVASS THE COUNTY
Tho MuNnol Marblo Company of Spar
tau burg, rt. (! , ?M uno of tho beul und
?trouvent in thu South. 'I'llo liaiidRoroo
Ooti/.iloi monument in Columbia ?H thc
orodUuhtu woik of Lido Ibm,
Tlic Marlboro Chapter U, D. C., in no
{joliutiog With thia company fer a Confeti,
?raie monument The ngout of tibs oom.
Ne wi ou.
If Mr. Wood H ineeeeds in raining $1,000,
(lie uiumumuil ia nmurod in lesa than a
year. If he fails, thou tho order will not
1)0 placed, and tho Chapror will hnvo to
continuo I ho long lund Htruggle whioh has
ticen llioira for yonrfl. Thin in the emde
tloual agreement, brit Hy Hinted. It uow
?lepondn entirely willi tho pooplo of thc
?Oil li ly a? to whether wo succeed or not.
We. fool (hat a oonin ha? boon reached mid
wc hope, that HUOOOHU will rcHiilt from thic
determined effort,
Mr. Woods IIIIH a beautiful donigr which
be will HIIOW to all who arc intorcBtcd. Tho
tenon are thought to he very favorable, by
our Chapter and an auxiliary oommittoo,
oom puned of MoHHrH. MoColl, Matheson,
Newton and Oreen.
. We rcHpcetfully i?Hk our friondn lo nHsint
.our agent in any way they can in making
ti speedy thorough onnvann of tho county
iiR hi? limo ?H limited. Lot our wealthier
??ti/, ma tfivn him the sulmtantial donation
be will tek for, Ami tharo aro nono HO
limited, m not to feel it a privilege to
know their dollar lia? gone into a beau li
ful memorial of their friends and kindred
tho honored bravo, Wo are niuo thal many
have, never hmm noli ci tod, and wo mocero
ty hope (hal. this undertaking will bo HO
UUCCCUaflll that no oilier appeal will have
to bo made lo tho generosity of our people.
All ooolrlbulloiiH will receive thc united
th rm kn of tho
M A ni.noun (biAci un ti. 1) C.
J'Ii O M h O LMM lt
Wo uro liitving sui all showers
which uro having Wonderful oiled
on I lie crops.
Tim Hickson IiUthbor Co's Train
Engine luis tonio and soon we will
host Ibo whistle coming out of tho
ewtttopH.
M rn I". VV. Davis lias returned
from a two week*s visit, to lier
mother in Smithfield, N. C.
Mr. A. C. Smith baa returned
homo from the "land Of flowers,"
where bo bat boon truck fanning.
Mr. S. ?. Condilli of Patrick,
has benn visiting in our commun
ity on important business.
Mr. M ihn Coward, one (d' our
eldest neighbors, is ijutlo sick.
Mullum rb tum' says ihn wed
ding bolls will soon be ringing
One. ol' our hiohelors luis got ii
?novo on bim, niul something is
going to huppoii,
Juno I. I illili. Ihg John.
The Doy s A re (Joining.
Messrs Sherri) and Stanton
?laced thoir canis this week, and
leave the result in tho bunds of
?heir blonde in tbii coming pri
mary.
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DEATHS' DOINGS
Death at all times ia ?ad enough,
but, when tho quiet homo ia enter*
ed and the.young wife and mother
ia taken, all heart? aro touched
with sympathy.
Mrs. A. un io Everett Crosland,
bol o ved wile of Mr J. \y\ Cros
land of lied Hill passed away on
Monday evening about S o'clock,
after a brief immediate illness with
a complication of discuses. This
announccmont will bring sincere
sorrow to thc hearts of a great many
friends not only in Bcnncttsvillc
but in the adjoining counties where
sim was voil and most favorably
knowd.
Mrs. Crosland was tho oldest
daughter of Mr. John F. Everett
of our town and ono loved and liked
by all who know her. ?She loaves n
devoted husband and ono child,
father, several brothers and sisters
unda host of relatives lo mourn her
sad death.
Tho funeral services wore held
at Oak Ridge cemetery Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. T. E. Morris.
Suddenly, silently and all alone
in ber room, while engaged in ber
household duties on Thursday
afternoon about I 30, tho gentle
spirit of Mrs. Willie Diggs, wife of
Mr. ?. Et Higgs and (laughter of
Mr. W. T. Kelly, our chief of police,
took its Hight to tho spirit land.
She leaves a heart broken hus
band, three small children, a father,
three sisters and three brothers to
mouin ber sail loss. Sim was a
sweet tempered and obliging neigh
bor, and was esteemed by all who
knew her.
The funeral services were held
at Oak Ridge cemetery on Friday
evening at 5 o'clock, conducted by
B. McLeod assisted by Rev. C. A.
Jones.
Gentlemen of Tho Jury.
OKNBH?L SUSSIONS JUMB TU HM 1906.
Thc following have been drawn to|
serve ns petit jurors for .Inno terni :
J. li. Townsend, J .1. Lane,
Pharaoh Odom, \V. L. .John,
M. Fletcher, J. Me? Hurley,
S F Powers, K L Curry,
NV li Thompson, N Ii Betbea,
.1 A Melonie, li li Thomas,
A Li Daber, H li Tatum,
Walter Jones, II li McIntyre,
E li Beverly, Gilburt MoEacheru,
George Hubbard, .1 L Spear*,
W S I>e, Z A Barker,
0 M Smith, 0 I) Odom,
R J Rogers, T A Covington,
li F Rullard, NV L Barrington,
,wr.4..t. uuutractor, nus calton ino
: m tract to build the new Motho
list cliuroli at Maxton. Work is
.o begin soon and rushed to com?
) lotion.
Fast Mails By Bonnottsvillo
flic Florence Times says;
"It is rumored that the Coast
une ia laying heavy rails on tho
oad from Florence to Fayetteville
>y. way of Bonnettsvillo and Dar
ington with the intention of run
king tlie fast mails over that route
n the event ol'their failure lo win
he suit which Latta has brought
gainst tho railroad oompany com
piling them to stop their fast
nails nt Latta.
lew P. O. Rules.
On and after July 1, patrons on
toral Delivery Routs ure requir
il to pince Hags on their boxes
lien they place niiiil in them !o
j forwarded. This is done to
revont delays in taking out mail
hen stops are made for deposits.
lie carriers will tell patrons about
timi Carrier Privileges
Senator Clay by a unanimous
Dte of thc Senate has had added
> the new Postal bill tt special fee
> Rural Mail earners giving them
}rmission (o carry packages for
ie accommodation of thoir patrons,
ho privilege should be given farm
's wives to jiu reliase small neccs
ry article.- ul the village shop
rough flic rural carriers when it
inconvenient for them to go
oinselvos to tito markets. This
ill give thc patrons along the
lites the service they need during
e rush season.
How's Tin??
Wc ofler One Hundred Dollars Rc
ird for any case ot Catarrh that can
i be cured by Hall's Catarrh (lure.
R J. Cu I N i v & C<> , Toledo, O.
We, thc undersigned, have known K
Cheney lor t'ic last 15 years, and bc
vc him perlectly honorable in all busi
es transactions and financially able to
ry out any obligations made by bis
n. WAI.IHN KINNAN SC MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0,
lab's Catarrh Cine is taken internally
nig directly upon thc blood and mu
is sur laces ol thc system, Testirhon*
; Cunt Ieee. Price '/.'>c, per bottle. Sold
all drugsj its,
'ake Hall's I* amil y I'ills lor Constipa?
i,
tlk?'* Five cars of Timothy Hay
he sold right, Bonnettsvillo
roantile Co.
Tho nowt-piper mon and women
I "devil's" will iissomblo in 1111
:! convention al tho is 0 ot
Ims tho later pai l ol' June.
Sm in Demand
Fora time it appeared tba
horses and mules would be rele
gated to the rear and that their
places would be largely filled
by sundry twentieth century
invontionb. Despite the steam
plows, traction engiues, horse
less carriages and cars, the de
mand for horses was never
greater nor the price higher.
The faithful beasts of burden
aro here to stay and eau defy
their competitors, steam and
electricity.
Sun Francisco is slowly hut
surely recovering from her disas
ter and trade improving.
- An amendment to tho post
office appropriation hill provides
for an annual vacation of fifteen
days for thc rural froo dolivory car
riers.
A il.? 'i'liriiNti
There is ti good story told about thc
late Henry Heigh. While walkin?
about the streets of New York,city ono
morning he saw a teamster whipping a
balky horse.
"Stop that? you brute," ho exclaimed,
"or I'll have you locked up Inside of
five minutest Why don't you try kind
ness on the animal? Don't you sup
pose a horse can be reached by a kind
word th? same au a human being?"
"1 b'lieve ye're right, sor," replied
the teamster, a quick witted Irishman,
who, with all his faults of temper, was
not a bad mau at heart, "an' If a harse
lxis feelin's, sor, don't ye s'poso his
dhrlvor has too? Thry A kolnd wor-rd
on the (thriver, If ye prase"
The stern face of Mr. Bergh relaxed
Into a smllo, and In the bettor under
standing that followed the horse for
got that it was balking and started off
lu a trot.
FIRST OCCURRENCES.
Envelopes were first used In 18119.
Tho first stool pen was made in 1830.
Postofilccs were first established In
1464.
Tho first lucifer match was mado lu
1820.
Keroseno was first used for lighting
In 1820.
The first steamboat plied the Hudson
In 1807.
The first balloon ascension was mado
in 1783.
Omnibuses first appeared in New
York In 1880.
Tho first locomotive was run in this
country In 1820.
Tho first watches were made al Nu
rcmborg in 1477.
Tho first English newspaper was
published lu 1588.
Tins were first manufactured In this
country BOOH after tho war of 1812.
The first complote sewing machine
was patented by Ellas Howe, Jr., In
184?.
Tho first Union ling was unfurled on
Jan. 1, 1770, over tho camp at Cam
DUI wm oo un tue rest of Its own in
itiative. It picks the potato up and
looks lt.over, or seems to, cuts lt into
halves, quarters or any desired num
ber of paris, separates tho eyes and
removes the seed ends. It plants whole
[)0tat0CB or parts thereof as desired as
noai* together or as far apart as tho
ludgmont of the farmer on the driving
scat suggests. Having dropped tho
Heed lt covers lt, fertilizes It, tucks lt
In Uko a child put to bed and paces off
the next row with mathematical nc
juraey.- Chicago Tribune.
Stimulation Without Irritation.
In case ol stomach and liver trouble
he proper treatment is to stimulate
hese organs without Irritating them
)rino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids diges
ion and stimulates the liver and bowels
,-ithout irritating these organs like pills
r ordinary cathartics, lt does not nan
5?te or gripe and is mild and pleasant
J take Bennettsvilie Pharmacy.
A Thousand Dollar's Worth ol Good.
"[ have been alilicted with kidney
nd bladder trouble for years, passing
ravel or stones with excruciating pain,"
iys A. ll. Tournes, a well known coal
perator of Buffalo. O. "1 got no reliel
om medicine until I began taking
oley's Kidney Cure then the result was
uprising, A few doses started the brick
list like substance and now 1 have no
lin across my kidneys and I leel like a
SW man. It has done nu: $l000 worth
good." Foley's Kidney (Jure will cure
fery torin of kidney or bladder disease,
cnncttsville Pharmacy.
rcpared tor the Work.
Mr. S. J. Pearson, tl?o Jeweler, hus
nv one of tho latest improvements
r engraving your name or initials
i any article of gold or silver or
ate in thc most up*to dato manner,
lie samples of work already done by
m are just iine. Call and see him.
Cured of m ight's Disease.
(Jet), A. Sherman, Lisbon Ked Mills,
twrcnceCo,, N. Y., writes "1 hail kid,
y disease lor many years and had
en treated by physicians tor twelve
ars; had taken a well known kidney
..diciiu: and other remedies that were
commended but got no reliel amil I
gan using Foley's Kidney Cure. '|h
st hall bottle relieved me and lour
tiles have cured me of this terrible
lease, Uelore I began taking Foley's
dacy (Jure I had to make water about
sry lillcen minutes, day and night,
tl passed a brick-dust substance, and
nctimes a slimy substance. I believe
would have died il J had not taken
le's yidney Cure." Bennettsvilie
ar macy,
oci?is at MOGTO'?.
Dunned Tripe 2?0 each or 2 for
Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good.
Frosh jolly-aesortod-only 10.
Armour's Sausage in tomato
iee only 1<J cents,
[loinzo's White Vyino Vinegar
pickling,
SST" Five cars of Timothy
y To be sold right.
Rennettsville Mercantile Go.
viii Cure Consum?te i.
A. A. Herren, Finch. Ark., wi ?s:
"Foley's Honey and Tat ? a Ah i U
preparation tor coughs, cobb, and ?ung
trouble. I know that n hv? biped con
sumption in thc tirst '..>; < -. " You never
heard ot any one usin?; Foley's Honey
and Tar anet not bein;' salis?: . d. '?cn
ncttsvillc Pharmacy
WU III WWII ll? I Ml !??? - M.YOT. iMtffrp' < I . * I?. ' UVMHA
ANNOUNCMM&NTS.
Por Superintendent of fttlucntlou
1 hereby announce myself ;l candidate
tor the office of Superintend? 11 i)t l'*du
cation ol Marlboro county ?ubject to
tlic rules of thc Democratic piimary,
ARTHUR b, r./ .K, RUNO,
May 23, 1906.
1 ho oby aunounoo myaolfa candidate
for ro-olcotion as Superiiitepdc 1 ol k'du*
oation of Marlboro oot.;".y, sill ??ct to tho
Democratic primary.
W. ; Si ? MON.
Juno 5. 1900.
For county Auditor.
I hereby announce id? ato
for ro election to tho u ! i ;or ol
Marlboro County-sui 1 ol
the Democratic Primai
llen^dt fully;
.1 uno 2, 19h0. . ' I- SUKKRKI ..
Notice of Court
NOTICE is horoby gi v ? \?urt
of Qunoral Sossion ' of
Marlboro will convono 1 on
tho fourth Monday in nig
25th day thereof) 19c tho
county of Marlboro una Stan ! ith
Carolina. All persons 1 iko
duo uotiou thorcof.
J. A bit AK W,
Clerk Court . ..
For Mci lioro
May 25, 1906. - un
UNCLAIMED
Tho following lettot cd
for nt Bennettsville Pos
MALE L
W I) Skin nor,
Eddie E Stewart
li M Poley,
J S Covington,
.1 M Carlisle,
I) VV Davis.
B ll Ci iles,
Charlie McRae,
Campbell Keeff,
F M Gilbert,
I-'EMALE LIS'J
Fannie li Williai
Amanda Buragar
Dora Richardson,
Hattie Keef,
Alice King.
Tho Blump in co
doubt the result of tb
tho increased norong
eminent has proven II
tho larmer.
?nj UUllUOS.
DON'T PUT IT
Jomo at Otioe and 1 .
Your Ky os i'or y
FREE "EX AMI i?
?v SAM J. PJ
heading Jeweler
rVinthroop College.
Tho yoting lady a
ho echolarships to bo
bis popular College 1
hat thu annual ox uni
lince in J lily und the
;in to prepare for 1
hoy wish to win t
load tho notice fron
ont iii another collin
lan You Answer Thi
Why is it that ev
re lit ey o glasses
lore trouble with t
A visit to an Ele
ul parlor will gi
ns wer.
SAM J. F
Loading Jeweler
WINTHROP C
SCHOLARSHIP AND
K NAM IN ATI
Tho examination 1
vacant scholars!]
irop (Jollogo und to
on of new student
; the County Coi
t ulay, July 6th. at
?cunta must not be
on years of ago. VV
lips aro v neu to il a
ioy will bo H wan
liking 1 ho highest a
lamination provide
? conditions gove:
nil. Applicants
ipa .should write
. boson be f in: tho
r scholarship appin
Scholarships uro wi
10 tuition. Tho ne :
en September lilt
rthor information n
dress Pres* D,
>cl< Hill, S. C.
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?nottsvtlle Mercantil!
The celebrated Oottoi
t!nano Distribuid
Home made Virgini
Kingan's Hams.
EGGS FOR
LVElt tiAOBD WYAN
all tho yoar. PrlltO H
ts %'KH fc'-s0
VIII TE BINOLE COM
H it i ort for uni t In. j <.? ;
111) Mil
lonnotfcivillo, S, C,
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DON'T
Tinker with your watch and
incidentally dont lot it bo tinkered
with lt' it stops dont try to force
it to run. It probably needs clean
ing. Wo only do strictly High
Oluss Kino Watch Repairing, yot
our charges aro as reasonable as
good work can bo dono for any
where.
SAM J PEARSON
Loading JEWBLBlt AND OPTICIAN.
For bloating, belching, sour utomooh, brui
breath ii)uluB>imil:;tion of food, and all!
pymptODQ of iudi'KosUou, King's Dyspopula
Tableta aro a prompt ami offiolout corree
tivo. Sold by Marlboro Drug Oo.
Jg?" Kin gimms Real ?able Hams,
Breakfast Bacon,Hoot Hums, Boof|
Tonguo, always nico and frosh at
W. M. Howe's.
- Grape Nuts at
W. M. Howe's.
Not the wealth of J. PIERPONT
MORGAN or of JOHN 1). ROCK 15?
FELLER, but several large fortunes
havo been spent in bringing lo point
of po r f e 0 t i o n and developing the
product known as "BROMONIA-"
The p.esent company, after a long
and tedious litigation, have acquired
all right and title to the trade mark
"BROMON1 A," assets. g>od will ?fcc,
In a comparatively short limo Bl'O
niinia will be known everywhere, evon
to tho remotest parts of the civilizod
World.
The proof of the pudding is in tho
eating. The mere statement that
"Bromoiiia" such tremendous elli,
ency and so beneficial that it should
be in the home of citizens in the civi
lized is not enough nowadays to con
vince the sceptical publie, deluded ns
iL has been in the past by tho myriads
of fakers and heartless charlatans,
who havo taken the public's money in
exchange for dangerous, insidious
nod babil formiug drugs. The iuvalid
lightened days want some
: <. t sincerity on the part of
f a proprietary remedy be
lg money.
?so to see that every civili
ad ult who desires to try
at our expense can do so
cent of ost. We are oap
i. Four INI i 11 ion of dollars,
being thoughi necessary
carry out cur plans
foll iwing carefully :
ive consumption or some
\gious forme of blood pois?
nnot cure you. We don't
;ure you. 'fon need the
real men! of sk i I led spo
il" you are run down in
llb, if y< have dyspepsia
to faint jpel s, a victim
:>< ii, biliousness, kidney or
iver trouble, catch cold easily, if
/our system is in that nondition fhH
"liitOMONiA" is to the human sys
fin what the scrubbing brush and
map are lo the dirty wash bowl. ft
dds Nature to resume normal action,
t increases tho strength, the fighting
ibility of tho phagocytes of the blood;
t promotes the healthy How of the
ah vary and ?/astrio secretions. V
'our stomach i.-, ?o go id condition you
. r e w e ! 1. Tin- Chinese are a wise
?eople. They accost each other with
'How is ymir stomach '!"
We don't ask yoi tu invest a cent
tittil y ei have ti ?oil '.Bromoiiia" at
ur expense A sin -Jo bottle often
I mes works wondeis, (Jut out the
Jonpnn al the bottom of ibid
Write name and address plainly,
Be careful to address
BR?M0NIA CO.,
NEW YORK.
Flt RIO ll ROM ON IA COUPON.
1 hereby declare that 1 ha vi!
over before had a free bottle of
Hronionia." Kindly send ino one
ithout any cost to ino whatever.
?ly .
into address
y nearest )
ruggist in }
26 and 50 els.
T. DOUGLAS, Exclusive Wholesale
Agent for Bcnncttsvillonnd vicinity
ftk?b'" Dealers not residing in
imnettsvillo who desire an agency
ll please apply lo tho MURRAY
RUO Go., Columbia,
Pcb 9, 1000. ?i.
higgs from pure brod Sin
gie Comb llrown I iOg
uufsT Buff P, Kooks or Barred
Hocks can be bad af the Dem
rat ottlco.
DRESS?D LUMBER,
tovo Wood and Ice,
IE take pleasuro in informing the
' public that wo aro now prepared
Dress Dumber, lill orders for good,
f stove wood, supply Ice in any
uitity, at tho Benneltsville planing
ll, near tho Coast Dino yard.
Phono I Gil and your orders will bo
inj pt ly delivered lo you,
J. J, MuNNEft??YN,
ipril l2li, 1000.
? you waul it linnie mat ptoasos
t try a bottlo of Hire s Koot
or at Bi Powers
HORSES as? MULES.
H. B. F?LLER, Successor to F?LLE H ?ROS., is
now in tho West BUYING STOCK for his STABLES IN'
BENNIttTSVILLtt, abd the new invoice of Horses andi
Mules will arrive in Benncttsville APRIL 24th.
A FTHR Tins DATE I will keep my STABLES
well filled with a select lot of Nice Horses
and Mules During thc entire summer.
Give me a call before buying elsewhere,
I WILL &EL? ON SHORT PROFITS- Q Ul OK 8ALES.
Large supply of Buggies, Wagons
and Harness
ON HAND AT ALL TIMES.
RESPECTFULLY
April io, 1900. Hb Bm FULLER.
Restaurant
WE aro now READY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC with MEALS AT
ALL HOURS, Day or Night. Clever Waitera. Quick Service.
And Something to Suit Your Taeto and Propared Right.
OYSTERS Cooked to suit-Pried or Stowed.
Out Building is ou Depot Street, Next door to Bakery,
Call and See us. Yours to SERVE.
M t or ion? J- OdOXML.
Maren -'(), 190(1.
BE1ETT5ELE MERCANTILE CO.,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN -
ALL KIND OF FERTILIZERS,
Fancy and Heavy Groceries.
[ME keep all kinds of GRAIN. HAY, SHIPSTUFF, &o.? The "BURT"
VV or DO Day OATS. RED RUSTPROOF OATS, Virginia Waterground
M IO AL, Fancy and Halt Patent FLOUR-''Ring Leader" can't he hont*
Just received Barrel NICE MACKEREL.
IA/E also carry a complete line of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS and
VV CAPS, and the famous Hamilton & Brown SHOES.
fi?* Call and get our price* before buying.
Ri?f" Prompt Attention givon to Ph mo Orders. Ring up 18.
B IC N N ET TS VILLE MERCANTILE CO.
February 1, 100(5
I1? ii
o I
I
? r l|i JCatllr^aiilo;
or a
Trip to the Country.
Always Ready to serve Calls for Teams.
Phone 93.
0 Asher soft's
Condition Powders
Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It
docs this by first thoroughly cleansing the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
thereby creating solid muscle and fat.
Horses and mules improve io appetite and spirits
after the first few doses, the hair sheds, and the new
coat is always sleek and glossy.
Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses,
without "tiller," and good for horses and mules only.
It is i most powerful tonic and appetizer, being thc
monia: of ti practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's
Kpericnce. It is easily the foremost remedy in its class on the
.merican market to-day. Price 25 cents package.
SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C.
MoCOLL DRU O CO., McColl S. G.;
am?? ^?tMMMMMS
Ociir New Xjine
^ -THE DIRECT WAY- |<
^ ^TO??'J?^!, SOUTH:- |<
3 EAST. WEST.
BENNETTSVILLE & CHER AW Ii. R.
5
>4 -AND
j SEABOARD f
\ AIR LINE RAILWAY. $>
* Leave Bonnottsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. ?
J Arrive Choraw H. 10 p, xn. x
\ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. ?
\ * Direct connections at Choruw with through trains to |
? tho North, East, South and West.
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Thc short lino and quiokost time to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta,
Ruloigh, Richmond, Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, ^
* Boston, il?dalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East. rV?
! The .-hort line and quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, D>>
Tampa, Montgomery, Now Orleans and all points South and West.
Kot further information call on J. T- MEDLIN, agent Bonnottsville &
Chctaw R. lt.. Boonottsvillo.S. C., or address VV, li. BURROUG US
T. P A., SEABOARD Am LINK RY., Columbia, S. C. j>5
OIlAllLKS I?. STEWART, A. Q. P. A., S.A L, Ry, Savannah, (la. ||
??T Read every page,
Yes, road every line,
Tt, liinv ?vnr fnjj tims
-' / 1' w '
For by this gauge
Flowers ! Flowers !
Mrs. J no S. Moore lias a line
lo! of (^craniums, Begonias
Ferns, P-Ums and other plants,
well rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings 2?o per dozen,
\
NEW TIN SHOP
I have opened up an up to.dnte U?n
Shop in th? rear of W. L Pow ryon's
Jewelry Blore, where I nm now pro
pped tO OG ALL KINO? TIN HOOF J M
?BJtr? timi SLATING on PIIO t
notico. Pr?teot your Juouaes bv usi? a
Gutters, etc. All new work ?onm -
teed. You will find'my work done in
tko bom style. Uive me a Trial.
Old Cook Stoves Repaired.
Youns TO ?KRVK
. ., O. Ii. DIXON.
April 5, 1900.
C. D. MILES >
l'KOFKSSIONAX NtJltfiW,
Lumbertoii, JV. C.
Among numerous casos, prlnoipally of
j Typhoid Fovor, ho has uovor lost ono nor
j oven bad a rolapso to ooour.
Marou 30, 1906.
E. C. MORRISON,
- DMAI.BR IN -
Eleotrioal and Plumbing Supplies.
Eleotrio Lamps a Specialty.
Mamiaev City Electric riant.
Phone 114. lionnottevlllo, B. 0.
9&T ltoport all trouble with tho lines or
I Btroot lights to tho abovo. ?
jPOLET^HOMT^IAR .
j atop? tha coMtfla aadhaaltlunga
I j wi; JIU; HU j
FOR SALE! ^
Purtie8 in want of first class
Lumber can get it from
A. J. JONES,
j Oct 18. Bleuheim, It. F. D. 1.
BENNETT S VIKLTE
Marble Works.
Orders for MONUMENTS or
TOXYEBSTONE.. promptly fdlod
Cull on mo, al my place of business near
the Atlantic Coast Liue and tho Soas
board Air Liao Passenger Depots, or
write mc. Dosigns and Prices furnish?
ed on application,
Phone No. 95.
J. W. MoELWKE. A
January 25, 190G.
Ml Li.
Fine Watch lteimirin?
- IS ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES. -
Weak Ky CH Made Strong,
3y Haying UB to Fit your EyoB up with a
witli a pair ol' Puro Orystaliuo LonseB.
Vo guarantee to Buit you or rofund your
mor. ey--that's our pinn.
Prices aro tho Lowest consistant with
urBt-olnss work.
SAM J. PEARSON,
JEWELER ANO OP. ICI AN.
?ermauontly located at
BENNETTSVILLE, S. C.
I-CENTRAL-I
BARBER SHOP.
[am now hotter prepared than over lo
please even the most fastideous In
TONSORIAL WOUK. I gnarnutoo satis*
faction in ShavoB, Hair-outB, Shampoos
und Massages. I hnvo a new Eleotrio
Battery for massages, and oan treat the
fnccR of Gcntlomon and Ladlee in the
most up to ilalc manner.
I solicit your patronage
J. A. GRACE.
larion street Bennottsvillo, S. 0.
iWVWvSAA/v?...
A FREE PATTERN
(your own selection) to every
scritu-r. Only ?O cents a year.
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