The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, June 22, 1906, Image 2

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it,. tf. 4? BHOWN - - - Editor Friday June 22, 1906. flSubscrlptlon I'rlcet One year.$1.00 Six months.50 Three months.25 PEN AND SCiaSORCtRAPHS - Snow ll alcoa nt Ashville on 13th. Court is in session at Chester field. Governor Patterson of Ohio died on tho 18th. Congressman Lostor of Georgia I ?lied on tho 18th. A Presbyterian church was or ganized at Kffiugham last ?Sunday by a Bpocial commission. Tho roceut rains have boon pretty gonoral all over tho coun try and great damago done to crops, rail roana and <Src. The friends of Hon W. D, Evans in Chostorftold want him to run for the State Sonate. He can fill tho bill if ho will consent. Another ?Star has boen added to tho Union. Prosulent Itoosoveit signs tho bill admitting Oklahoma and the Indian Territory as ono State. Dr, Josso A. Clifton, the vene rable pastor of tho methodist church in Marion died suddenly in that town on tho 14th ot hoartl failure Tho romaina woro taken to Sumter Saturday morning and fuuoralized by Hov E, O. Watson liirf presiding elder. Tho J.ist Completed The entries for the State Campaign closeod Monday, Tho following ie ?lie list: U. S, Senator-H. K. Tillman, NV. AV? Lumpkin. Congress, (5th Dist-J. E. Kllerho. Govoruoi-M. P. Ansel, C. L. Jilease, J. 13. lirunsou, W. A. Kdwards li I. Manning, J, J, MoMahan, John T. Sloan, A. C. Jones. Lieutenant Govorjior-- Thomas G McLeod. Secretary of State-li. M. MoCown, of Floreuce; J Ii Morrison, ot Berke loy, L. M. Kaginli of Columbia, and M. P. Trihhlo, of Anderson. Attorney General-J. Fraser Lyon, John W Kngsdalo and L. P. You? mans. Comptroller Gonoral-A. W. Jonos, of Ahbovillo; G. L. Walker of Green ville; State Treasurer-K H Jennings, of Fairfield. Adjutant General-J C Boyd, of Greenville; L, W. Haskell, of Coluin state Superintendent of Education -O B Martin, of Greenville. It will take all day lo hoar all this crowd, so bring a lunch with you on Wednesday the 2f>th of July. Do Nothing Slipshod. Everything should be done in a thorough manner small and great things. When a boy is least conscious ot* it some one may be watching him on the Street while he is doing his er rand. An overheard remark, his manner of walking-dawd ling and idling along the way, ?topping to look into windows or walking as if pushed by a pur pose to do his errand as quickly and as completely as possible these; little things may be the means ol'getting or losing a good position, so that a boy cannot alford to do even an errand in a slipshod way. Do everything to a complete finish. No success struggler can ?vet* be a failure who makes this his matto. 13ut if he looks up on anything as small or insigni ficant, if he thinks "Oh, well, this is a little thing ; it is not of much account, T cannot alford to put all my energy into it, it is too trilling," he will encourage a habit which will mar the great things which lie will try in vain later to do, says Success. Ants Killed A Rattler. A ll Uti tor tolla an interesting story of the way in which a colony of red anta put to death a rattle snake which din ed to disturb their aboile. ile was out hunting when ho saw tho rattler and ?tarted to puta load of eliot into tho reptile when he noticed that it was head ed straight for an ant hill, of un iisuul size and waitod to watch the proceedings. It had hardly ?got half way aer?se tho mound when a big red ant hastened to thc attack and sank his nipper? into tho suako's body. In less than two minutes ho was joined by the whole colony, which practi cally covcroil tho whole body of the ratler, each ono sinking its seis ?ors like blades into the intruder's body. Tho snake hogan to thrash and squirm, but tho anta held on Like bulldogs. Tho rattlor's fury ig row HO great that he sank his faugH into Iii? own body, then straightened out after a fow moro convulsive efforts to get away and was dead in lost* than ton minutes -after tho first ant hadmountod his '"body.-Kansas City Journal. CoFPEti-GohA is a new drink at g. Powers Grocery. CUPID'S WORK. Married in this town ut tho rcsl lenoo cf tho brido on Weduesday morning June 20, 190G, by Hov. H. H. Covington of Sumter, Mr. L. ll. Daniel of the Exchange and Miss Hattie Cobb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. G. W. Cobb. Tim happy cottplo left on tho morning train for Wrightsvillo und other points to bo gono some time. V Married in this town on Wed nesday evening Juno 20th 1906, at tho residence of tho bride's motli er Mrs Alice G. Moore, by Hov. T. E. Morris, of thc Methodist ch inch, Mr. lt. Jj. Freeman and Miss Allico E. Mooro. After congratulations wore ovor, thc bridal porty wont to tho B. & C. depot, where Mr. and Mrs freeman took tho north bound train for a trip north. Missionary Conferences Tho following aro representing the missionary societies of Marlboro at Marion this week : Mrs P M Emauuol. Mrs J P Hamer Mrs W P Covington, Mrs Campbell, Mrs H K Covington, Miss Kirkwood, Miss Susie Powell, Miss M li Gibson I M ?ss Ruth Dunlap, Miss A Gibbos, j Edgar Bruce, Clarence HucstcBS. I Early Cotton Blooms. Mr. C. A. Mooro, ono among tho oarliest planters in tho county, has placed us under obligations for tho finest cabbage aeon, and also lor a cot ton bloom that opened Saturday or Sunday morning early. Ho had plen ty red ones Tuesday. Mr. J. T. Whittaker of Parnassus sent ono that opened on tho 18th. Write Mr. B. E. Moore, lt.F.D. No. 4, if you want some Guano for a "top dressing." . Don't put it off if you want any. DEATHS' DOINGS Died in tho town of Dillon on the morning of tho 11th, after a long ill ness of consumption, Mrs Chosloy Spears. Der husband ?8 a brother of Messrs Den and James Spears of our town and has many friends hore who sympathise with bim in his sad loss. A Fine Opportunity for Young Men The University of South Carolina offers Hoholarships in the Normal Department to two you02 men from Oaoh county. Eaoh scholarship is worth ??-10 in monov besides remission of $40 tuition and $18 matriculation or "torin" fee Tho money is paid at tho rate of $5 a month for 8 months, to assist in meeting tho necessary living expenses. Examination will bo held Friday, July 6th, before the County Hoatd of Bduea? lion. Applicants should bc nt least ly years of age, and preferably teachers. Write President Bou)amia Sloan, S. 0? omoi yuuu i j i ii'. ; 11 H?), 18 also a I good gardener. Ile has the best garden heard of. Last Friday he liegan eating "mutton corn." He has the finest crop tomatoes heard of and the largest. Bro. Morris can beat him on poultry-"the Methodist minis ter's delight." Col Bruce Withdraws. Col. W. W. Bruce of Blenheim who intended running for Adjutant and Inspector General lias decided not to run and luis concluded a business engagement that will pay him butter than a state oilice. Per haps his friends herc can induce him to run for thc house nguiu. Anothsr Fine hardener. Mr. Anderson Rye, of New ton ville, a oa pi tal'farmer io also a line truck raiser. His sample of cabbage are fine, and he has several stalks with as many as three heads. He also has plenty of large tomatoes ripening. -.-_4p?_ A Closo Call. During the electric storm last Friday evening Mr. S. A. Woods ol Darlington, while talking over a phone receiyed a sovoro shook that made him feel pretty sick for awhile, Dr. Kinney was with him in a few minutos after it happen ed and remained with him until he got better. Ho returned homo Saturday. Preparing For Businoss. Mr. W. B. Drake, ono of tho largest fanners in Rod Hill, has Mr. ?lohn Dees now at work in stalling a modern up-to-date gin uery. Ho will havo tho latest find best gins on tho marget, and tho latest system for handling tho seed cotton. JCteo'" Pivo ears of Timothy Hay to bo sold right. Bennottsvillo Mercantile Co. A Fine Cow Mr, W. W. Bundy has a cow that supplies plenty of milk for his family daily and from which thoy gota pound of rich butter ni uo daily. This gets up with tho Odom cow, one ol tho finest in tho county. ? ? Timber Buyers Galore. Parties from all over the State and country are visiting this see lion now for the purpose ol' buy ing up the limber in tho swamps tts well tis the pine, Why our people do not cut lip their own timber and rea]) the money that is to be made, is a wonder to us. 11 can be done Meeting Stockholders Cotton-warehoase There will be a mooting of the stock-holders, and all others interested in the Marlboro Cot ton Warehouse on the first Mon day in July at 10 o'clook a, m., in the Court House. All will please attend this meeting, as business of the greatest i m por tunee to the fanning interest will be transacted Do not fail to attend, and come prepared to reoeive your stocks, By order of the Board of Directors. J. A. Drake, June 18, 00. Seo'y & Treas. The Summer Sohool. Miss Mattie Covington ono of tho most popular teachers of tho county left Tuesday tor Kock Hill to tako iu thu State Summer School. She attended tho last throe. Sho has boon elected prin cipal ot Piuo Grove School for next season. A Coming Marriage The Florouco Timos has tho following: Invitations have boen rocoivod in tho city announcing the mar riage of Miss Meta Cherry Hodges to Rev. John Eugono WinecoiY on tho /JVth of Juno at St. John's Episcopal church at 6 o'clock. At homo July 16th, Whitovillo, N. C. Some Good Advice. An oxchango says buy no wash ing machino or Stoves from travel ing salesman, unless you waut to bo chcatod badly. Buy from tho local Hardware atoros or from tho factory direct. How's This? Wc oller Ooo Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case ol Catarrh that can not he cured hy Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o. We, thc undersigned, have known F J Cheney lor thc last i5 years, and be? lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WAI.DIN RtNNAN Sc MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acjing directly upon the blood ami mu cous surfaces ol the system. Testimon ials sent irce. Price 7f>c, per bottle. Sold hy all druggists. Take Hall's Family Fills lor Constipa tion. Winthroop Cdllogo. The young lady aspirants for tho scholarships to be awarded by this popular Collego aro reminded that thc annual examination t altos place in July ??ucl they should be gin to prepare for tho same if thoy wish to win theso prizes. Hoad tho notice from tho Presi dent in anothor column. without irritating these organs like pilh or ordinary cathartics, lt does not nau seate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take Bennettsvilie Pharmacy. (tSgH Five cars of Timothy Hay to bo sold right. Bonuottsvillo Mercantile Co. A Thousand Dollar's Worth of Good. "I have been alllictcd will? kidney and bladder trouble for years, passing gravel or stones with excruciating pain," says A. H Thornes, a well known coal operator of Buffalo. O. "1 got no reliel hom medicine until I began taking Foley's Kidney Cure then the result was surprising. A few doses started the brick dust like substance and now 1 have no pain across my kidneys and I leel like a new man. It has done mc $looo worth ol good." Foley's Kidney Cure will cure every iorm of kidney or bladder disease. Hennettsvillc Pharmacy. Prepared for tho Work. Mr. S. J. Pearson, the Jeweler, has now one of thc latest improvements for engraving your name or initials on any arliele of gold or silver or plate in the most up*to dale manner. Phe samples of work already done hy him aro just fine. Call and see him. Cured of m ight's Disease. Ceo, A. Sherman, Lisbon Red Mills, Lawrence Co,, N. Y., writes "1 had kid. ney disease for many years and had been treated by physicians lor twelve years; had taken a well known kidney medicine and other remedies that were recommended hut got no reliel until I began using Koley's Kidney Core. The first halt bottle relieved me and lour bottles have cured me ol this terrible disease. Before 1 began taking Foley's Kidney Cure I had to make water about every fifteen minutes, day and night, and passed a brick dust substance, and sometimes a slimy substance I believe I would have died it I had not taken Fole's Kidney Cure." Bennettsvilie pharmacy. Specials at Mooro's. Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 (br 85 Heinzs Pickle-frosh and good. Frosh jelly-assorted-only Ki. Armour's Sausage in tomato sauce only 10 couts. Hoin'/.o's White Wino Vinegar (or pidding. ?d?/HFivo cars of Timothy Hay To I)e sold right. Beunetfsvillo Mepcantilo Co. University of South Carolina, Scholarship Examination. WIHL University ol' South Carolina X oilers Scholarships in thc Normal Department to two young men from each county, Knell poholarship is won h $.)() in money imd$is matriculation or "tenn fee", Examination will bo held at the OOUUty seat FRIDAY, JULY tub. Examination for admission to tho University will bo hold at the same time. Writo for infor mation to BENJAMIN SLOAN, President Columbia, S. C. 1 ,"J.... 1 will Cure Consu.V?i?i. A. A. Herren, INnelh tU.*., verile*! "Foley's Honey and Ta C licit preparation lor coughs, eui.!;. . tu long trouble. 1 know that it h 11 ? med coa?, sumption irTthe first stages " \ .?i never heard ol anyone using Pole; '.. Honey and Tar and not being s.itv.iie.d. H o n?tt?villc Pharmacy WWIMMMMMMMM-MW-O^iyMV Wv?*?>J? ilJtV NOUNOEM&?Sr TS Por County Trc. uti .' 1 hereby announce myself :i e> niel ito for tho ofiico of Troosiuei ol M ribo to county, subject to tho rub gol ii die Den menu ie primary. Juuo 20, 1900. K- H- .'',"<,;K Thanking tho people of Mu motor tho liberal support givon ?HO ?ti tho . t. I hereby announoo uiyso.' i cahd ato for roolootion as County Treasurer Juno 18, 1900. J il. VlH For Superintendent of P.dU'?n on I hereby announce m>- 'i, i lid c for the office of Superintends > 1 cation ol Marlboro county itiljcct .i the rules of the Democra ARTHUR L. 1 May 23, 1906. I ho oby announce my: . for ro?oleotion os Suporint itt f'.Rdii? cation of Marlboro county . t 1 1 Democratic primary. W. L. VN'J ON. Juno 5. DJOG. For County Aud 1 " I hereby announoo mys If a ?1 dab for ro clcotion to tho office if* Amii ) Marlboro County-sunjcoi to ll rul< of tho Do moora tie Primary? Hosp, nt ill Juuo 42, 190C. (J. !. Notice of Ci NOTICE ia bcroby givon 1 of Oonoral Bossions for Marlboro will convono at li il tho fourth Monday in Juno 25th day thoroof) 1906, in I county of Marlboro und S Carolina. All porsonB luton duo notice thereof. J. A. DTI Clerk Court of C. For Marlbor May 25, 1906. - i m SAY "RF.D R SAY ITJPL FOR Homo Drinking * stands out milong all as an exceptionally pu: artiele. lt is so valuable digestion, that many lei Hums order it io harrols the use of their eonvnlesi tien ts. It is also 11 spion ?gent in kidney disordei troubles. I butilo vario "Ked Kock Ginger Alo" of all drinks. Bennottsville Ketti J C. HUBllA I sos-especially sinks I houses. Thc Merits of Our J - AFFORD YO CLEAR VISION EASY VISION, HAPPY VISION Ile Seas best who Se sequences. DON'T PUT IT ( Come at Once and II Your Eyes for yo FREE EXAMINA B* SAM J. Piii Loading Jowclor a Can iou Answer This Why is it that eve we lit eye glasses t( more trouble with tin ii A visit to an Elect: cal parlor will give answer. SAM J. PICA Loading Jeweler & 1 Wi NTH uoi' Coi. SCHOLARSHIP AND El EXAMINATION Thc examination for of vacant scholarship th rup College and for sion of new students . at tho County (Jour Friday, July 6th. at 0 plicants must not ho 1< teen years of agc. Wh ships aro vacated nfl they will lio award? making tho highest avi examination pro vid od tho conditions govert ward. Applicants I ships BhOUid write t< Johnson before tho < for scholarship applied Scholarships ure woi free tuition. Tho noxl 1 open Soptombor 19th further information an addi ess Pros. 1). li Kock Hill, S. C. ? ? Bennettsville Mercantile Tho celebrated Colton G tut no Distributors. Home made Virginia Kingan's Hams. EGGS FOR S SILVER LACED WYAND nil thc year. Prize Hit of 15 ogg" $t 50. WHITE BINOLE CO.VIII Eggs 81.00 for sotting of 15 iiunEu Uennettnvillo, S, 0, DON'T Tinker with your watch and incidentally dont lot it bo tiukerod with If it stops dont try to force it to run. It probably needs clean ing. We oniy do strictly High Class Fine Watch Ropairiug. yet our charges are as reasonable as good work can bo dono for any where. ?SAM J PHAKSON Loading JEWELER ANO OPTICIAN. For bloating, botching, aour btomaoh, bad broath mulan1 -im?Intiou of food, aud nil ny mp tonn of ludtKOBtiou, Ring's Dyspopaiu TablotH aro n prompt and ofl'ioiont oorrco tWo. Sold by Marlboro Dru^ Oo. JJteT'Klnghams Rouliublo Hams, Breakfast Bacon,Boot limns, Beef Tongue, always nico and frosh at W. M. Howe's. - G rapo Nuts at VV. M. Rowe's. Not tho wealth of J. PIERPONT MORGAN or of JOHN D. ROCKE FELLER, hut several large fortunes havo boon spout in bringing to point of po r f o c t i o n and developing the product known ns "BROMONIA-" Tho p.osent company, after a long and ted i on ?i litigation, have acquired all right and titlo to the trade mark "BROMONIA," nsscts, good will &o. In n comparatively short timo Bro monia will ho known every where, oven to tho retnotost parts of thu civilized World. Tho proof of tho pudding is iu tito oating. Tho mere statement thnt "Bronionia'' is puen tremendous ofli cacy and BO beneficial that it should he in thc homo of citizens in tho civi lized is not enough nowadays to con vince the sceptical public, deluded as it has been in thc past hy thc myriads of fakora and heartless charlatans, who have taken the public's money in exchange for dangerous, insidious ind habit forming dings. The invalid ti those enlightened days want some ividenco of sincerity on thc part of die owner nf a proprietary remedy bc fore investing money. Wo proposo to seo that every civili sed human adult who desires to try our remedy at our expense can do so without ono cent of c ?st. We are cap italized at Four Million of dollars, this amount being thought necessary in order to carry out cur plans. Head tho following carefully : If you have consumption or some . of the contagious forms of blood pois oning wc cannot cure you. We don't pretend to cure you. jfo;i need the individual treatment of s k i 1 1 cd spe cialist ; hut if you arc run down in general health, if you have dyspepsia aro Subject to fainting spel s. a victim to insomnia, biliousness, kidney or liver trouble, catch cold easily, if your system is in that condition thal you may become au easy prey to the disease germs of pneumonia, lagrippo and ibo various epidemica, if you aro 'H 1 -constant headache, loss hy", fte '-Mi 1 il J . ; h arni ? I" yOU lob .' '?,**'..:.:?....... *?'-'?* ..'......-.:?. ..>....->.-?. fl?it\U ..BUOMONIA" is to tho human sys tem what thc scrubbing brush and soap aro to thc dirty wash howl. It aida Nature to resume normal action. It increases the strength, thc fighting ability of the phagocytes of the blood; it promotes the healthy How of the salivary and gastric secretions. If your atom a eli is io go id condition you aro wei I. Thc Chinese arc a wise people. They accost each other with "How is your stomach ?" We don't ask you to invest a cent until you have tried "Br?menla" at our expense A single bottle often times works wondeis. Cut out the Coupon at thc bottom ol' this. Write name and address plainly. Be careful to address BROMONIA CO., NEW YORK. FREE BROMONIA COI'l'Os'. I hereby declare that 1 have never bet?re had a free bottle of "Bromonia." Kindly send me one without any cost, lo me whatever. Name. City . Slate address. My nearest } Druggist is \ . 26 and 50 cts. J. T. Dono LAH, Exclusive Wholesale Agent for Bennet tsvido and vicinity flwd'" 1) 0 a lora not residing in Bcuncltsvillo who desire an agency will please apply lethe M Ultu A Y DRUCI CO., Columbia. Feb ii, 1??0. :i. /OjX lOggs from pure brod Sin ,/'J,V: gio ( IDIIIII lb-own I a>g honrsTBuffP. Rocks or Barrod P Rooks eau bo bud at ibo Dom ocrat office. DRESSED LUMBER, Stove Wood and Ice, WE take phamro in niling thc public that wo uro now prepared lo Dress Lumber, lill orders for good, dry stovo wood, supply leo in any quantity, at tho Benneltsville pinning mill, near thc Coast Ld ne yard. Piione Ititi and your orders will ho promptly delivered to you, J. J. MUNNERLYNi April 20, 1906. If you want a drink that pleases you try "? bottle *.>f Hue's Root Boor at E. Powers HORSES and MULES. v. H. B. FULLER, Successor to FULLER ?ROS., is now in thc West B?YINCf STO?K for his STABLES IN B?NN ETTS VI LL R, and tho new invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in Bennettsville Ai*HIL 24th. A PTBR THIS DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of Nice Horses and Mules During the entire summer. Give me a call before baying elsewhere, I WILL SELL ON SHORT PRO FITS-QUICK SALES. Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. RESPECTFULLY April lo.inoG. H. B. FULLER. Restaurant AND LUNCH ROOM, WE ure now HEADY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC with MEALS AT ALL HOURS, Day or Night. Clover Wolters. Quick Service. And Something to Suit Your Taste and Prepared Kight. OYSTERS Cooked to suit-Fried or Stewed. Our Building ?B on Depot Street, Next door to Bakery* Call and See us. Yours to SERVE. ?T- ISL Odom. March 20, 100G. V^^.V/XJ.A. BENMETTSVILLE MERCANTILE CO., - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN - ALL KIND OF FERTILIZERS, Fancy and Heavy Groceries. WE keep nil kinds of GRAIN. HAY, SHIP8TUFF, Ac, The "BURT" or 00 Day OATS, RED RUSTPROOF OATS. Virginia Watergrouud MEAL, Fancy and Half Putout FLOUR--"Ring Leader" can't he heat Just received Barrel NICE MACKEREL. WE also carry a complete line ot DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS and CAPS, and tho famous Hamilton & Brown SHOES. fi?T Gull and gel our prives before buying. ??y~ Prompt Attention give:) to Phone Orders. Ring up 48. BEN NETTS VI LLE MERCANTILE CO. February 1, 1000 5_ BR W. D. MOW mm When in Vv'arvi o? ??0j?m? for tis?5 Utaitroatlt - or a - Trip to the Country. Always Ready to serve Calls for Teams. Phone 93. p Ashcr&it's Condition Powders Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating. It does this by first thoroughly cleansing the system ot 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 hair sheds, and the new coat is always sleek and glossy. Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses, without "filler," and good for horses and mules only. It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the formulae of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's experience. It is easily the foremost remedy in its class on tho American market to-day. Price 25 cents package. SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C. MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll S. C.; utwnumii ?<;< m m p ?i it ll n ? ? Our 3ST?-w Line -THU DIRECT WAY jsrozRT??:, SOTTTI?. EAST. WEST. BENNETTSVILLE & CH ER AW R. R. -AND S E.MIS O A un A IR L WE RA IL WA Y. Louve Bennettsville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrive Choraw 8.10 p. m. DAILY BXOEPT SUNDAY, * Direct connections at Chcruw with through trains to tho North, East, South and Wost. Thc short lino and quiokost timo to Wilmington, Charlotte, Allanta, Raleigh, Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and V)M. Thc ehort lino and quickest time to Columbia, Savanunh, Jacksonville Tampa, Montgomery, New Orleans and all points South ?nd Wost. Kot further information call on J. T. MEDLIN, agent Hennottsvillo Sc Cheraw R. lt.. Bonnottsvillo.S. C., or address W. h. HURUOIKHIS T. 1* A., SEABOARD Am BINK RV., Columbia. 8. C. Oil A lt BKS P. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A L, Ry. Savannah, Ca. JOgT Read ovory pago, Yes, road every line, It may pay tor time For by this Flowers 1 Flowers I Mrs. JnoS. Moore has a tine lot of Ooraminna, Begonia* Ferns, Paltos and oilier iiiunts, woll rooted, that she desires tc still (/Uttings 2?o per dozen. NEW TIN SHOP 1 hayo opentd ?ip nn up to.duu Tin, Shop tn tl?? rear of W I* P.m ..n's Jewelry Store, where I HIU ?MW pr?, pared to 1)0 ALL KINDS TIN U001TNO GUTTERING and BLATINO on short notice. Protect your houses by usit g Gutters, etc. Ail new work gumin - teed. \o\x wiii /iud my work dont* in the liest style. Give me a Trial. Old (Junk StovoB Repaired. Youns TO BJCHVK 0. L. DiXOlN. April 5, 1906. C. D. MILES, PROFESSIONAL NUItSK. J,timberton, JV. C. Among numerous onsen, principally ot Typbold Fovor, ho hos novor lost ono nor OTOH bad a relapse to oeour. March 30, 1906. JE. C. MORRISON, - JO! A I,KU IN - Klootrio al and Plumbing Supp?os. Ekotrio Lamps a SpeoiaUy, Manager City JU lent r I c Plant, Phono 114. Ponnottsvlllo, 8.0 ??>"" Report rd! troub'e with tho linon or H tn; ot llgbte to tho above. ?OLE?SHONEMTAR .to pt? ?1x o cou t? K and feealnlttKVgtt ?tfMBb, LUMBER, lIlE,Ll]lER FOR SALE ! Parties in want of first class Lumber can get it from ? A. J. JONES, Oct 18. Blenheim, lt. F. D. 1. BENNETTSVILLE Marble Works. Orders for MONUMENTS or TOMBSTONE, promptly filled Call on mo, nt my plneo ol business near the Atlantic t^oast Linc and tho Soa*. board Air Little Passenger Depots, < or write mo. Dosigns and Prices furnish1' cd on application. Phone No. ?J5. J. W. MoEJiWWK. January 25. 1900. 8f< ?L{ t A M I! 1 Fine Watch Hep a i vin jg IS ONE OF OD lt SPECIALTIES. ? Weak Fy ea Slade Mtiong, By Haying us to Fit your Eyes up with a with a pair of Puro Oryatalinc LouseB. Wo guarantee to snit ycu or refund your mot:ey-that's our plan. Prices aro the Lowest cohaisUnt with first-class work. SAM J. PEARSON, JEWELER AND OIMCIAN. Permanently locatod at BENN BTTBVILLE, S. C. ?_;_?_? ? .. ?_._a J-CENTRAL-\ BARBER SHOP. Inm now bettor prepared than over to please even the most fastideous in TONSORIAL Wornt. I guarantee satis* faction in Shaves, Hair cuts, Shampoos and Massages. I have a new Fleet do Battery for massages, and can treat tho fuccB of Qontlomou aud Ladios in tho most up-to-date inaunor. I solicit your pntronago J. A. GRACE. Marion ?treet nennotthville, S. 0. (4 Tliercorf iroreMci'iill Put t?*rn?.?"M Inti"-1'..ll?! 8t*t??, than ?'f any oil.rr lr. .!.c o' lii.lt il M. . LU ll .? 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