The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, June 29, 1906, Image 2

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S. 4. BROWN - - - Editor , Friday June 29, 1906. IBubiorlpilon Prices Ono year.$1.00 Six months.50 Three months.25 SPECIAL CALL MEETING. "I" HERE will bo ? mooting of tho I County Exocutivo Committee of tho Democratic Party on Monday next at Benuettsvillo tu arrango for thc coming of tho State candidates, coun ty meetings and other business. J. N. DRAKE, County Chairman. A. C. Greeu, Secrotnry PEN AND ?SCI880RQRAPH8 A colored church aboyo Colum bia was struck by lightning Suu day night and two porsons killed. Wadosboro claims to have a man who can writo tho Lord's Prayer on hi? thumbnail. It is said only sovonty-fivo per sons groeted tho candidates for State offices over in Hampton ono clay last week. The corn crop in southorn Tex as is dostroyed and cattle aro dy- \ ing benanee uo rain has fallen j since the latter part of February. An edict has boon issued in Chester Pa., to arrest any person who makos auy other than sacred music on Sunday in that city. Tho town ot St Mathews was set on tiro Sunday night by a bolt of lightning, which wipod out the business portion of tho town, in cluding tho Cain hotel. Col. Lurapkin, thc candidate for "uncle Bon's place in tho U. S. Sonato, was received in Charles - ton with erica of "hurrah for Bon Tillman." So it will bo when the primary votes aro counted. A South Carolina paper says: "Col. W. W. Lurnpkin has taken tho stump against Senator Till man." No doubt the stump will bo about all he will tako as II?B sharo in tho campaign.-Wilmin gton Star. 23d. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. JUNK TURM 190G. Tho Juno term of tho Court of General Sessions convened on Monday with His Honor, 1). E. Hydride, presiding. For somo time it lookod like tho bar had de cided to have no court this term, but His Honor would not submit to anything short of cloaring tho jail. Til * . c. ' >'1 fri j fid 1 i '?'. wi bi] ?tija IntUhj/, ol' ?Mr, V ?.? .' . " i then c<i)Vo:l .>.' ; >vtiV:i\ h ...?.' . ii t, tfolipUor ..ml:, .-. ii u ctner for the State and Messrs Knox Livingston and Townsend & Hamer for tho defence. With this array of talont tho caso was made ono of deep interest. Tho claim of Mr. Grant was self-defence. The caso was given to tho jury Wed nesday morning, and after being out all day until 6 p, m., brought in a verdict of guilty, with a rec commendation to mcroy. His at torneys made niotiou for new trial but it was ref used mid he was sentenced to lifo imprisonment in penitentiary. Tho case of Ed. Ingram, colored, for tho killing of James Rothes, col., was next takon up und this occupied tho Court Wednesday. On Thursday morning after a short lecture from His Honor, he was sentenced to the penitentiary for 15 years. This completed tho criminal business of tho tomi, and the jurors wore dis? charged. Mr. J. M. Johnson tho Solicitor had but littlo work for tho Grand Jury and in tho afternoon Mon day a largo committee visited the poor farm. Tuesday morning they made their presentment and were discharged. Thoir roport will ap pear next wook. Fearful Hail-storm in N. Carolina. Heavy Loss to Farmers. Dispatches from Durham, N. C., state that a disastrous hail storm passed over Orange coun ty on the evening of the 19th at 7.80 destroying thousands ol' dollars worth of crops--tobacco cotton, oats and corn, lt was in the neighborhood of a half milo wide and covered a space ol' ten or twelve miles. Sacks full of the stones, as large as guinea eggs, were gathered Wednesday morning and carried 12 miles to Hillsboro. Losses tire fearful many losing their entire crops. Competitive Examinations, Competitivo examinations for Winthrop Collogo, University of South Carolina and the Collogo of Charleston will bo held at Ben notts ville on Friday next, ?July ti, Tho County Hoard of Education will conduct tlicso examinations, Which will open promptly at 'J a. m., and closo at 1 p. m. All young ladies, who intend to take thc Winthrop examination, should writo tho County Superin tendent of Education for applica tion blanks. _ SAY, LOOK HERE! Did you know the Bennetts? .ville Mercantile Co., was selling JJesfc Patent Flour at $5.00, and Second Patent at $4.50 ? Well, .4-liAtr nvo our! HOW !S yO?? tittie to get some while its down. DOT FROM BRIO im VILLE. Dear xJditor-I havo not written you anything from our township for quito nwhilo, but if you will givo mo space in your valuable columns, I will try nod give you a few dots. Tho euro crops uro lino nod vory promising. Colton is on tho declino, owing to too much rain and sobbed land, tho farmer? are unable to do much plowing. Those who havo soda for top dressing have begun to put it out. Cur section of Brightsville has boou visited with two hail storms-one on tho 18th that did but little dainago, tho other on tho 24th which did con siderable damage. Among those who suffered most aro L. H. English, Ner oon Quick, Nathan Hubbard, Frank Hubbard, David Hubbard, M. K tlunsuckor, Ploas Clark, li J. Pat terson and E W. Goodwin. Tho corn trop suffered most, cotton only slightly. With tho exception of those mentioned ihc balance escaped. At Capt. T. P. Stubbs tho hail was vory light but a icverc wind storm. It blow open his passage doors. The front door wes opened-with two young men trying to keep it shut. Tho back passage door was torn all to pieces. It was a panel door and tho Capt says it wont to pieces under tho strain of the wind, l'lic Capt don't mind tho weathor so tho wind don't blow. Yours, "G." June 25, 1900. Large Cabbage Mr. J, T. Whittaker takes tho euko on cabbage. Ho brought us ono Tuesday that weighed 10? pounds. Throe pounds ahead of any received yet. Mr. Matheson wants to pin down the candidates to a defi nite "yes or no" on the dispen sary; question, and offers in sup port ol' it that he is working for a good government and will pay the expenses in Marlboro county for ti mau to go to all the meetings and interogate the candidates, What would Mr. Matheson do if his conscience told him that the men favoring the dispensary would be really better men to put in charge of the affairs of government than those opposing it?-Florence Times, 26th. A Narrow K sc apo fro in Wreck On Monday morning ns thc passen' irer train from Maxton was coming io the Coast Line yards at our depot the tender jumped the track at a ' frog" near the Novelty Wink*, and before the train could he stopped thc mail A: express car followed and thc tender and ono cud of the car dropped into tho ditch. For over live hours the road was blocked, and both southern and north hound trains did not get away before noon. A wrecking force was sent from Florence and a curved track was laid for tho passage of the passenger and midday freight trains By 8 .')0 the car and tender were safely scratched a little. IN MEMORY. Mus GAKOI.INR COVINOTON. MK, EDITOR-I think w? do wrong if, when D good lifo is finished, we let our friend paso out of our lives, and into si lenee with no word said. Not that any word of ours can help or harm our friona more, but that we wrong ourselves if we fail to give expression to tho gcucrous impulso 'hat prompted us to speak. This will explain why I ask for a little space in this issue ol' your paper. ?Mrs Caroline Covington, widow of Col. John Covington, died at her home in Hebron, on Tuesday, .June 12, 1900, after a long and painful illness. I have no earlier recollection of any person than ol' "Cousin Carrie," as she was familiarly known to many. She, with her husband, was a frequent visitor at my father's house in my childhood, and hence soiuo of the most precious tnomorios of ray lifo are associated with her As soon as I was ol I enough to gi) to Suadny school, I was placed in her class, and. at herbando received much ol'the i raining ol those most impressible years Willi ??iaiiludo almost too deep for the telling, 1 recall her faithful ministrations, Thc lessons, the hymns, and Bible vorscs -ho taught us, arcas fresh in my memory as when, in those old days, she stood be fore us, u woman in her prime. In after years, there was no oxporienco in my lifo in which .-he did not Rh aro, if success promised to crown my efforts as a teacher, no friend rejoiced more ideally. WIK ii sickness and death visited our homo no one caine earlier to share our sorrow. I esteem it om; of thc blessings of my lifo that I ci joyed her cooli leuce und fr?ond.sh?p to thc lust, and thal a few drys before tho cod c;uno I was permitted 10 sit by lu r h ?cl sido and to converse with I.cr, although i did not realizo that ihn crossing was so near at hand, ov that h.r foot had already iou.-?etd the IM ink. Very near .?nd real seems the heavenly home siucj nc, and so many others I loved, arc lhere. I foci slue that i hill V II?? tho fooliogJ ol' all Vvh? knew h- r when I say that a groat and pood woman Ins loft tn. A devoted wife, a ?evin -, mather, n kind neighbor, a strong and faithful I rio nd ; no shall not soc her like again, She bore with greatest pationoo a long and painful illtioss. Speaking not of her own buffeting, bu' ever thoughtful ol those about her, she Otldltrod all willi mock submission until Cod said, ' lt is enough," and "Death, with sweet onlargo mont, did rolcaso her boneo." She had lived long and well , she died in peace, and has entered into rest. IVaee to her precious dust, and ever fragrant bo her memory. MATTIK COVINOTON. .June 20, 1900 FINE COTTON FARMS ron SALE IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY rH"BIIK Poe Dec Itoalty Corporation have a limited number of Kino Colton Minns for RSlo (May lands (hat will pro luce One Bil Cotton per acre al OX Iv 'I IIB I) PRTCM of Marlboro lands. Wrilo (his linn and have; them locale Ooo Cotton Fat m for you. Til fl Pfifl BOO Pnoltu iVtinAMnilAn 1!UJ ivv - vu .,vt?.tj ww, i* vi it 11 vu j June L'7, 1900. Cheraw, S, C. Heeling Stockholders cotton-warehouse There will be a mooting ol' tlie stock-holders, and all others lt interested in the Marlboro (Jot |? ton Wnrv'?ionso on the iirst Mon day in July at 10 o'clock a, m., in the Court House. All will please attend this meeting, as business of the greatest impor tance to the fanning interest will be transacted Do not fail to attend, and come lire pared to reoeive your . stocks. Hy order of the Board | ? of Directors. J. A. Drake, June 18, 00. Seo'y & Treas. A. Fine Opportunity for Young Mon Tho University ol'South Curolina effors j * ttoholar?hipa in tho Normal Dopattment io two y ou og mon from ouoh county. Each scholarship is worth $40 in mnnov besides romtasiou ol'$40 tuition und $18 matriculation or "tonn" Ibo Tho money U paid ut tho vate of $5 u month for 8JI months, toas>i>t iu mooting tho noocssary living expenso*. Examination will bo held Friday, July |0th, boforo I he County Bund ol' Wluoa> tion. Applicants should be ut least 10 yours of ago, and preferably toachors. Writo Prosidont Benjamin Sloan. S, C University, (Columbia, S C , for blauk on which to apoly before July Otb. - fl?0" Five curs of Timothy Hay to bo sold right. Bennettsville Mercantile Co. Watermelon Contest To tlie person who brings us tho largest watermelon thia sum mer we will give a year's sub scription to thc DEMOCRAT free. Six months subscription to the one bringing the next largest melon-limit and records to end September 10th. How's This? We oiler One Hundred Dollars Ri ward for any case ol Catarrh that can not he cured hy Hall's Catarrh (lure, P. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We, thc undersigned, have known F J Cheney lot* the last if) years, and be lieve loni perlectly honorable In all bus! ness transactions and financially ahle to carry out any obligations made by his ruin. WAI.DIN KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, (). Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mu cons surlaces ol tlie system. Testimon ials sent Iree. Price 7'ic, per bottle. Sold by ail druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills (orConstipa? lion. Wintlii'oop College. The young lady aspirants for tito scholarships to bo awarded by this popular College are reminded that tho annual examination takes place in July and they should be gin to prepare for tho samo if they wish to win thoso prizes. Hoad tho notice from tho Presi eleut in another column. ?limntallon rViihn?t Irrita lion, In c.3. \" i 4 '.t.n i?h - . Ij ...i fro i\) '? ii.- ,;?\.'.I t ie.-.t munt is '.. ?ti mu late II _...o. and uuNvets without irritating these organs like pills or ordinary cathartics, lt does not natl, seato or gripe aod is mild and pleasant to take Bennettsville Pharmacy. (JSgr? Five cars of Timothy Hay to bo sold right. Bonnettsvillo Mercantile Co. A Thousand Dollar's Worth of Good. "I have been a fdic ted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, passing gravel or stones with excruciating pain," says A. li. Thornes, a well known coal operator of Buffalo, O, "I gol no rebel hom medicine until I began taking Foley's Kidney Cure then the result was surprising. A lew doses started the. brick dust like substance and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I leel like a new man. lt has done me $1000 worth ol good." Foley's Kidney (hire will cure every form ol kidney or bladder disease, bennettsville Pharmacy. - ??/> ? - Prepared for tho Work. Mr. S. J. Pearson, the Jeweler, ha3 now one of the latest improvements for engraving your nr.mc ur initials on any article of goal or silver or plate in the most up-.o dato manner. I'he samples of work ilrcady done by him arc just fi ii c. Cull aad seo him. -* -j- ?-. Cured ol'm ight's Disease. Ceo, A. Sherman, Lisbon Red Mills, Lawrence Co,, N. Y., writes "i had kid^ ney disease lor many years and had been treated by physicians tor twelve years; had taken a well known kidney medicine and oilier remedies that wore recommended but got no relict until I began using Foley's Kidney Cure. The Iirst hall bottle relieved me and lour bottles haye cured mc of this terrible disease, Before I began taking Foley's Kidney (hu e I had to make water about every flltCCU min 11 tes, day and hight, and passed a brick (lust substance, and sometimes a slimy substance, I believe I would have died il I had nol taken FOlc's Kidney ('ure." bennettsville Pharm icy. Specials at Mooro's. Canned Tripe 20o each or 2 for 85 lleiti/.s fickle-frosh and good. [frosh jolly-assorted-only 10. Armour's Sausago in tomato sauco only lb couts. lloin/.o's White Wino Vinegar (or pickling, ?5r/" Five cara of Timothy Hay To be sold righi. Bennettsville Mercantile Co. lAAAA AA ,\ AA A AAA A AA AA A A A A A A A A AA University of South Carolina, Scholarship Examination. THF University of South Carolina offers Scholarships in tho Normal Department to fwo young men from unen jounty, Each scholarship is worth $?10 n money and .flS matriculation or "tomi eo". Examination will ho held nt the county teat FRIDAY, JULV Otb. Examination or admission to ibo University will bo told at the same lime. Writo for infbf* ? ?O i rm f/> BENJAMIN SLOAN, Pro?iidont Columbia, S, 0? will Cure ?tj??umpttorij A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark HvriteM 'Foley's Honey and Vai is I ? Kv .reparation tor coughs, colds.?' luau rouble. I know that lt, ha a M", con. umption in thc first stage - ' V M , t \ i ?card ot anyone using).!-,' louey I jj nd Tar and not being sat! (tied. Hen- ' / icttsvilte Pharmacy ANNOUNCE Sr?. Por Thc Senate. Tho ninny friends of Col. K. M - V 'gua* if Smithville annouiioo hin fi liuinidftte j br thoSonuto-subjcot to tl lips of thc )emoorntio primary. June 27, 1900, House of Rcprcscuta 1 \ cs, Tho mony i'rionds of Mr, . P? lliuiiot loniiuuto hlU\ a cundidalo fbi thu i' ' if Boprcsonlativos, subjoot io (he \ i los jovcroiiiR tho Deinocratio primary Juno a6, 09. MANY I. 1 1- 1>S, For county Treasurer, I hereby announce myeolf n 1 midi atc I br ibo olliec of Treasurer ? il i la ri 101 iounty, subject to the rulos governing thc Democratic primary. Juno 20, 1906. N. B. Kout* . ! Thankiug tho pcoplo of M Iboro Poi ho liberal support given ino i tho n 1 [ horcby announco myself ft 01 ' . .O'olootiou as County Troasun June 18, 1906. J. H.'.I M VS. Tor Superintendent of EJu I hereby announce myself a lal lor the office of Superintend?n< ol gatton ol Marlboro county thc ruies ol Hie Democratic pi ARTHUR L. EASR May 23 1906. I ho oby announco myself a for rc-oleclion ns Supcrintonde I ' ; satiou of Marlboro couuty, sui Democratic primary. W. Li STA June 5. 1900. Tor County Auditor. I hereby announce myself 0 (br ro election to thc omeo of Marlboro County-supjoot to t thc Homoerotic Primary. Respect f Juno 2, 1906. C. 1. Si 1 hereby announce myself j. for the office ol'County ?uditi I boro county-subject t? thc rt iug thc Democratic primary. J. P. 0/ Juno 2Sth, 1906. JW Orange I Lain:}, the market at E. Pow<; cry. AY rOU Home Drinking "B I stands out among all ot aa an exceptionally pure article. It is so valuable a digestion, that many loadi . 1 riums order it in barrels at tiU ii ttisp a splftudotl renie-., ,)l v.tyrri ii kidney ..H.*^VJW>??'IU^? V ."',' troon! ?ii 1 boil ic various <lrf '< iej/; of all d ri? ks lionnettsvillo Bottling SS J O. HunnARD, P Juno 12, 1(J0() Thc Merits of Our Eye ( - AFFORD YOU - CLEAR VISION, EASY VISION, HAPPY VISION. Ho Seas best who Sees th sequences. DON'T PUT IT OFF [Jonie at O nee and Have Votir Eyes lor you. FREE EXAMINATION Bv SAM J. PEARS! Lending Jeweler and Oj Can Yon Answer This One Why is il that every p. we iii eye glasses to ha more trouble with their e; A visit to an Electrical "il parlor will give yo. answer. SA AI ,J. PKARSO: Loading ?Jeweler & Opt WINTHROP COLUMN SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRAI EXAMINATION. The examination for the d' vacant scholarships in lu.?p College and lor tho 1. ?ion ol' new students will b it, tho County Court lion friday, .1 lily Pith, at U a. li ll ?can ts must, not bo lesa th eon yeai.: of ugo. When KO hips uro vaoatod lifter J hoy will bo awarded to nuking tl 1 c highest average 1 xamination provided they lu; conditions governing t rani. Applicants lor KC hips .should write to Pic. iolinson before tho exaniii or scholarship application bl Scholarships uro wort h ?Il roo tuition. Tho next sossio pen Soptomber Huh, lUOfi tnt h tr information and (?afir tld.oss Pros. I). H. Jol tOOK i I iii, S. C. onnettsvillo Mercantile Co., Ag The eolobrnled Cotton Oroppi t ? nano Distributors. Homo made Virginia Lard. Kingnn'a Hams. EGGS FOR SALE HLVER LAOBD WYANDOTTES, ) all the yoiu*. Prize- Birds, For 15 ogg? $'-5?. WI I ITH SI Nd LH OOM ll LEO II rga Si.00 for Hottiinr of u. HUHHRT MORI DonnottDviilo, 8, 0. DON'T Tinkor with your watch und icidontally dont let it bo tinkorod rith li* it eton* dont try to loren ; to run. lt probably needs clean jg, V.ro only do strictly High )ja88 Fine Watch Kopairiug. yet ur charges uro ne reasonable ps cod work can bo dono for any where. ?SAM J PEARSON Loading JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. 'or bloating, belching, BOUT stomach, bad rout li malaBdmilatlou of food, and all ymptOUB of indigestion, King's Dyspepsia ?nblote aro a prompt and oll'ioicut oorrco tvo. Sold by Murlboro JXu.'? Oo. ? <m * J&W'Ki.nghamB Hcaliablo Hams, Ireakfast Bacon, Boot limns, Beef tongue.always nico and fresh at W. M. Howe's. - Grane Nuts at W. M. Rowe's. Not tho wealth of J. PIERPONT ORO AN or of JOHN D. ROCKE I0LLEK, hut several large fortunes ve been spout in bringing lo point ?I perfection and developing thc : oduct known ns "BROJ?ONIA." Tho p.eseut company, after a loni; . d tedious litigation, have acquired right and title to tho trade mark ROMONIA," assets, good will <\tc. In a comparatively short timo Bl'0 11 >nia will bo known everywhere, ovon tho remotest parts of tho civilized rid. Tho proof of thc pudding ie in tho ca ing. Tho mere statement that romonia" H p?ch tremendous efli eucy and BO beneficial that il should in tho homo of citizens in thc ci vi ti 3d is not onough nowadays to c?n ico thc sceptical public, deluded as has boon in thc past by the myriads fakers and heartless charlatans, 0 have taken thc public's money in mange for dangerous, insidious d habit forming drugs. The invalid tlicso enlightened days want some denco of sincerity on thc part of 1 owner nf a proprietary remedy be 0 investing money. Wo propose lo 3eo that every civili t who desires to try 1 ur expense can do so of C ot. We are cap Million of dollars, g thought necessary out cur plans. lieu wing carefully : ll , . onsumplion or some 1 forms of blood pois? .ure you. Wc don't ni, Oh need tho I ;nt of skill cd spo? 1 Hi are run down in i von have dyspepsia ting ?niel s. a victim oldness, kidney or li Bl i itch cold cagily, if i : that condition that eu nicy tu easy prey to tho o ...o germs of pneumonia, ' .II 'J tl>n v?rio*] t l', lei herod vvitl cottHliiU'* ito ad. . . ?: . y . ...-.v (, ?ai ?A-ly imp.-ui 'hftjl'i I tty, tv?! eau 1 .'!i> .on, and1; ii' j fol- ! ? ?cases ai ne eurea hy thc usc of BROMO ROMONIA" is to thc human sys what the scrubbing brush and ire lo thc dirty wash bowl. It Jaime to resume normal action. lt i" reuses the strength, thc lighting t of tho phagocytes of the blood; motes ino healthy flow of tho iry and Gastric secretions. If toolach is in gold condition you weil. The Chinese arc a wise . ?. They accopt each other with ' is your stomach ?" don't ask you to in veal a cent you have tried '.Broinonia" at <ponse. A single h ch- often works wondcis. (?ut out thc >n at thc bottom of lins. ?tc name and address pl .inly, careful to address BROMONIA CO., NEW YORK. 'REE 15 lid M ON (A COUPOX. hereby declare that 1 have before had ?i free bottle of nouia." Mindly send nie one .ul any east to nie whatever, address onrest ) gist ia j 25 nnd 50 els. DOUGLAS, Exclusive Wholcsalo ?ot for llonnetlsvillo and vicinity V Healers aol residing in ?t ts v il lo who desire nu agency lease apply to 1 he M \ V i Co., Columbia. . i), I OOO. ^. Eggs from pure brod Sin " gio Comb I {row ii Leg s, Buff I \ Hocks or Harrod des eau bo bad at tho Dum oilier. FESSED LUMBER, ve Wood and Ice, akc pleasure in informing the iblic that wo arc now prepared W humber, lill orders for good, ovo wood, supply Icc in any ty, nt tho Benncttavillo planing ear tho Const Hine yard. io 106 and your orders will ho ,ly dclivored to you. Ji .J. MUNNERLYN. il 20, 1000. ry a bottle ol' litre's Kool ut E. Po werft Just Received I BARRELS Ora f HIST FLO!. \miiLE rr LASTS WK WILL BELL The Finest W Patent at $5.00, and the Second Patent lt $4.60 PER BARREL. 3XT?oe Lot of Hams Home Made and Kinghan's Reliable. HAMILTON & BROW M SHOES, THE "AMERICAN LADY" THE FINEST. ?&T Call and get our pri?es before buying. Prompt Attention given to Phone Orders. Hing up 48. BENNETTS VILLE MERCANTILE CO. JUNE 28, 1906. HORSES and MULES H. B. FULLER, Successor to FULLER BROS., is now in tho Wost BUYING STOCK for his STABLES IN BENNETTSVILLE, and tho new invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in Bennottsvillo APRIL 24th. A FTER THIS DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of Nice Horses and Wt liles During tho entire summer. Give me a call before buying elsewhere, I WILL SELL ON SHOUT PROFITS-QUICK SALES. Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. RESPECTFULLY April 19,19?C HL B" FULLER. AND LBNO M. w E are now READY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC with MEALS AT ALL HOURS, Day or Night. (Mover Waiters. Quick Service. And Something to Suit Your Taste and Prepared Right. OYSTERS Cooked to suit-Fried or Stewed. Out Building i? on Depot Street, Next duo. to Bakery? Call and See ns. Yours to S KR VIC. March 2(1, 1906. lilli % rr 111 Sill .ten in Want - or a - Trip to the Country* Always Ready to servo Gills for Teams. Phone 93. Condition Powders Makes poor horses and nuiles fat without bloating. I 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 thc first few doses, thc hair sheds, and the nev coat is always sleek and glossy. Ashcralt's Condition Powders aro packed in doses without, "filler," and good for horses and mules only Tt is a most powerful tonie and appetizer, being thc formul.r ol' a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century'i experience, lt is easily thc foremost remedy in its class on tin American market to-day. Price 25 cents package. SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C. MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll S. C. nv&?i(MiaX?t?a.t?SPt .?aicrjc vitenzrxr.tr^.xvr.r-in.rr?j.jsrax.t?.*iit*'xvurcouvavaB)?} wawi lin II--gi >*<>t<>*<>t<>t<K<>H<>?<>t<>t<>t<>t<>t<<>*<K<>*<>$<WWWWK te < Ti ?;<?: OnajLX* New "II*ine -TU H DIRECT WAY SOUTH ll ll. p >>>* m p p p p H B m p 0 p B 0 0 0 JyTOTV.V.l-X. , BENNETTSVILLE & CH Eli A) A IR L INE KA IL WA V. Leave Bennettsville *7;0."? ti. m., 7.00 j>. m. Arrive Ohoraw 8.10 p. m. DAILY KXOKI'T SUNDAY. * Direct connections ut Ohoraw with through trains to tho North, Mast, ?South und West. Vi' h h ki ?8 g V: V. Thc short line and quickest time to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Kiohiiiond, Washington, Balli inoro, Philadelphia, New York, ^ li.??ton, Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and lvi.-l. Thc .'hort line and quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa? Montgomery, New Orleans mid all points South and West. Foi further information call on .1. T. M Kl) LIN, agoot honnettsvillo & Choraw R. H.. Nonncttsville, S. C., or address W. L. BURROUGHS T. I? A., SEAUOAUD AIR LINE KV., Columbia, S. 0. OUAtthRS V. 8TEWART, A. C.. 1'. A., S.A.L, Ry. Savannah, Ga. R; U?^" Read every page, Yes, read every lino, It may pay tor time For by this gauge Plowers ! Flowers I Mrs. .Ino S. Moore has a lin , lot oC (?ern irinm?( Hegenis Ferns, PMrns and other plant I well rooted, that ehe desires t ! sell Cutting* 25o per dozen. NEW TiU SHOP I have ?ftetiril ?lp au up lo.datt fJ'?U Shop t? ibo rear of NV. L lVur OII'H Jewelry Wioro, whore I ?DI inw ore? pured to DO ALL KINDS 'JIN KOOl'lNO QUTTKUING oed SLATING oil lltOit notice. Protect your hon-en by u?irg '^U?turr.. (io. ?li now Work gua<ni ?. teed. You will lind my work d<-nc in the best stylo. ??ve me n Trinj, Obi Cook Stoves Unpaired. YOUIUJ 'IO ?KUVK 0. JJ. DIXON. April. ?, 1900. C. D. MILES, LumbQrton, N, C. Among numerous ousos, pr ino Ipa! ly ot Typhoid Fovor, ho has uovcr lost ono nor oven bad a rolnpse to ooour. Ala roh 30, 1906. E. C. MORRISON, - DKALBR IM -. Electrical and Plumbing Supp?ios. Electric Lamps a Spo:ialty. Manager City Elect r i c Plant, Plume 114. Peniicttavilie, S. U. JJ^y* Itoport nil troub'o with tho linos or ?tlrcot lighte to tho nbovo. ?top? tt\9 oougl* andheeltluD^a iBDI.ll, LUHlDtill, LUI FOR SALE I Partios in want of iirst class Lumber can get it from A. J. JONES, Oct 18. Blenheim, lt. P. D. 1. BENNETTSVILLE Marble "Works. 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